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Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

Arizona jail. when the charge is any thing less than felony. This is not because the jails are more comfortable than they should be, or more sumpt- ously furnished, or the officers more kind than they should be. for officers should always be kind and merciful to men who are utterly dependant upon th0m.
 This class of people are either by nature too lazy to work, or too low bred to be disgraced by confinement. Being lazy and low bred they have lt- tie to eat and wear when they are at large and are not over particular re- gGrding the quality of what they do get The jail provender is fully equal to anything they are in the habit of having, hence the minute they are liberated they proceed at once to some petit larceny act that will again bring them before the bar of justice and ac- cept the statutory or ordinance pun ishment with grunt of satisfaction, and sometimes with a Thank you. There are residents of this county that the records will show spend one-halt their time in jail where they have nothing to do but eat and rest.
 In discussing this subject with resident of this city, who Is in posi- ton to know these things, he recom- mended as remedy the rock pile, which has become a time -honored in stitution in the older states. Men ar rested on felony charges are generally men for whom plain jail Is severe punishmept. at least until Nhe conduct of their case lands them either In the penitentiary, or gives them back their liberty. But if 1t were known of all men that ten days for drunkenness or disorderly conduct meant ten days hard labor on the rock pile. there would be fewer people arrested on these minor charges.
 A rock pile is something that could be established in this city with very good effect from the point of View or the public veal. The labor Qf the prisoners would not come in connpeli- tion with any other industry and there are miles of streets and adjacent coun- try roads that need a rock or gravel ballast If small stockade were built in some convenient place it would cost only inc price of freighting in the best rock for the purpose. or the hauling by teams, and the salary of a guard to watch the men at work. Once the rock is broken it would be at the dis posal of the city or the county as the case might be, and there is no doubt that much of it could be sold for the beautifying of private grounds, thus bringing in at least a partial cash re- turn for the slight expense. Some ar rangement might be made between the city and county jointly for using the same rock pile. Were such a system inaugurated there is little doubt but that petty law-breaking would di- minish and the number of Weary Will es who drift in to spend the winter would be notably less.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29
GRATIFYING RESULTS
Many Names Added to the National
 Irrigation Association.

Mir B. A. Fowler was out among the business men for few hours again yesterday soliciting signatures to the membership roll of the National Irrlga- ton association. He met with even greater encouragement than the day before. securing forty new names and making t1tal of sixty-tive in the two days. or more accurately speaking, one day, for it was just about twenty-four hours frcm the time he started work on the first day to the time he stopped work on the second day.
 This indicates that the people of this section at least are awaking to the Importance of the matter in hand and are beginning 60 appreciate what may he accomplished by united effort in any one direction. There are some perhaps p'ho are not as strong in the faith as others, but it is work which no one Will oppose. even though they may have their doubts as to the ultimate result. IL costs but little to make the pSoYt and if it is successful it is what everybody wants. It it should not prove successful in the immediate future, it will cost but trile and cannot possibly interfere with any other plan for water storage or the de- vsiopment os irrigation systems. 1t is something that all can unite upon and still ride their hobbies. if they have any aad want Co. G,ow is the list of new members secured yesterday in addi- tion to the names printed in yesterday mornings issue:
 J. C. Norton, NJ. r.. Collins. Clinton Campbell. Shirley Christy, Weirick x Latham Frank Cox. C. J. Hall. C. w.. Johnstone, r. A. Tharaldsln, A. J. Chandler Home Savings Band and Trust company, Smithline X Gray. F. q. Pascoe. Harry J. Jones. T. Connell National Bank of Arizona, r. l.. Blumer George n. N. Luhrs, Goldman & O.. d. w. Evans. Coffee Al company. D Nicholson. A. C. Ttley. w. II. Rob tyson. w. J. Murphy, ScOville Plumbing To., M. II. McCord, oscar R. Lechler. q. A. Spalding, Warwick Scott. C. H.. -tkers, F. J. Benntt. w. A. Watts Co.,. Milton Berryman Co.,, J. c. Dunbar. T. w Pemberton. Buckeye Canal com psny. T. w. Chamberlain, Buckeye Canal and Land company. s. M. Me Towan, W. E. Creager, Henry C.. VAeger.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29
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ALL ROADS LEAD TO PRESrOTT Prescott, Arizona, will be the scene of much activity and grsat interost on 9pril S-l0 The territory Sunday school convention will be held there on these dates and the entire international party of five workers, every person a specialist, including a primary worker. will be present, There is great inter est throughout the territory in this meeting, and there will no doubt be many earnest Sunday school workers who will make the pilgrimage t5 the convention at this time It is certainly an opportunity of a lifetime to hear i've Sunday school specialists at one meeting. Programmes may be had Of Walter Hill.
 A TURKISH BATH. Several hun dred people were given a Turkish Bath at the Doris theater, last night, and seemed to appreciate it, from the good-natured manner in which they responded to the jokes of the bath artists. It is probably the first aggregation of. .IrishTurks that ever visited this city, and the Whis- kers of the old sultan himself are worth the price of admission, to say nothing about his harem of $1aOO0 beauties. The companyNa as few baths left and will scrub up an audi ence every night during the remainder of the week.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

son strikes that country, will be very bothersome, to put ii mildly
 Another point for consideration in that southern desert country is the difficulty there will be experienced in the matter of securing gasoline for the motor. | don't like to think of being 100 miles from nowhere in the heart or q sand desert without gasoline to drive my machine"
 Mir. Winton was asked whether he would delay starting upon the eXpedi- ton until the summer season was well advanced. He replied that for many reasons, chief among them being the fact that there will be important busi- ness affairs needing his personal at- tention in Cleveland toward the middle of the season. it will almost be neces- sary that the start be made from san Francisco about the first day of May In that case the machine will have to be shipped as early as the 10th of next month. thus allowing three weeks for it's transportation by freight to san Francisco.
 At. this time of the year the country in the far southwest" said MT. Win ton, through which the automobie will travel. if that route is selected, IS in the midst of the rainy season. This period comes to a close about the mld- de of next month and is followed inn raediately by hot weather-so hot that the simple thought of an automobile expedition moving along over tnose hundreds of miles of desert sand Is anything but pleasant
 From MT Winton's statements In the above interview it would appear that he considers the southern route the most practicable, and will in all probability follow it. If the coming summer should prove to he anything like last summer. MT. Winton will ind no difficulty from high water between the Pacific Ocean and the Mississippi river and he can find a bridge there In fact, if a resident of Arizona were called upon tp map out smooth ana arid road for short cut from Cali fornia east he would, in all probability. advise Mr. Winton to come straight up the bed of Salt river from Yuma, mak- ing a little detour, perhaps, at the Buckeye dam. He could lay over day at Phoenix and get pointers from local autom obile experts. who have al ready conquered the desert, then cut across the country to Florence, take up the bed of the Gila river to Solomon vile, where he would find good mountain road over into New Mexico. A little farther on, the smooth and dusty bed of the Rio Grande would af- ford him clear sailing half the way to New Orleans.
 In the matter of gasoline. there Is lots of it on sale in every town in the southwest, and the towns are not many hundred miles apart. He could carry a few quarts extra along Tor emergencies.
 The greatest difficulty in this region would be to get something to drink. that is if water were required. There would be some long pulls between springs, especially along the river beds in the summer time. But if MT. Win:on were to actually get thirsty he could stop at some of the desert stations, which may be found every few miles, and get something to lubri- cate his throat. As a matter of fact, If l- he investigates fully, he will ascertain that the proper route for anybody to take in going from any one point to another is through Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29
THE ROCK PILE
A Suggestion For the Punishment and
 Prevention of Crime.

Those who are familiar with the record of the police and justices courts of this city, have often been led to comment upon the regularity with which certain names reappear on the index of actions. John Doe and Rich ard Roe are by no means the only reg ular patrons of these institutions, as Juan. Jose. Jesus and Francisco, along with Tom. Frank. Charles and Patrick, not to mention their last names, ap- pear not only with amusing. but with alarming regularity. The whole se- cret of the matter is, and it has come to be no secret. that there is a large class of people that have no fear of an
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29
LAYING HENS WANTED.

We are paying fifty cents apiece for laying hens, one to two years old. Any breed. but must be healthy.
 Golden Wing Ranch, opposite camp meeting grounds, Mcdowell road. City office. Room 3l7. Fleming block. Te!e- phone 2731.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

15O patterns of picture moulding. new stock, latest designs. Picture frames made to order. No fancy prices.
 J. B. LONG HARDWARE co.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

If you enjoy clean, wholesome, hot meal, the Maison Dore, T. North Cen ter street, will satisfy you.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

Just received 1000 gallons mixed paint which will be sold at lower price than elsewhere in the town.
 J. E. LONG HARDWARE co.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

Goldman x Cc carry the Buckeye Mower and Tiger Rakes. No other makes do equal them and our prices are the lowest.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

Estimates furnished on all kinds of brick work. The best brick and lowest cost by the Alhambra Brick sompany.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

Try the upstairs prlvate rooms for Lobster a la Newburg, ct Coffee AT Res staurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

Flies carry contagion; see January Popular Science Monthly. Use Tanglp- foot; it catches the germ as well as the fly
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

The best, cleanest and most whole some 25-cent meal in the city at the Maison DOre. l7 North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

Those who wish to call upon pr. B. ] Price at the Hotel Adams for eye treatment must do SO today, as he will leave the city tonight.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29
SEA FOOD.

Shrlmps, Oysters on the half shell Ocean Fish every day at Coffee Ari Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

SALESYARr,. ALHAMBRA NUR- SERY. trees for the people Corner Center and Adams streets. Chase L.. Purdv.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

spurs and bits. N Porter, 1i2 East Washington.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-29

Go to Amprose's corral for cheap rig by the week or month.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

The National Salt Company OF New Jersey ac-
Quired the United Salt Company Of Ohio in the
fail Of 1899 and in payment deposited with the
American Trust Company of Cleveland Ohio its
own stock 10 the amount of S2.500.0 600, half OF
the amount in Preferred Stock and half in Com
mon Stock
The Stock Of the United Salt Company was en-
dorsed in blank. and also deposited with the
American Trust Company at the same time.
The American Trust Company issued its Ger
tihcates representing the Preferred and Common
Stocks Of the National Salt Company held by il.
To each trust certificate representing lOO
shares OF the Preferred Stock is attached GER
tidcate Of indebtedness of the National Salt Co
for 50. .450. and to each Trust Certificate repre-
sentinG 100 shares Of the Common Stock is at
tached a certificate Of Indebtedness of the Ma
tionaI Salt Company for SS.500-00 These GER
tifcates Of indebtedness are payable semi-an-
nuaIly so as 70 provide half yearly dividends on
the Preferred Stock Certificates of three and
one-half per cent. and on the Common Stock
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

Certificates of five per cent. The dividends are
payable in January and July of each year until
1901, when the Trust Certificates are redeenable
in the regular Preferred and Common Stocks Of
the National Salt CO.
The purpose Of the agreement was to insure
the payment Of dividends on the stock in ques-
ton during the formative period of the Com
pany- The Company is already paying dividends
on both classes of its stock and there is every
reason TO believe that it will continue 10 do so
indefinitely.
The stock of the United Salt Company was de-
posted as security for the Certificates Of ndebt-
edness In case of default in any semi annual
payment of the certificates of indebtedness the
remaining Indebtedness becomes due at once.
and the Trust Company is empowered to sell the
stock OF the United Salt Company to provide
funds Io meet the payment of all such certif1-
Gates in full.
The United Salt Company is one Of the most
valuable items in the Assets Of the National Salt
Company. There are no bonds other liens
upon the property Of the National Salt Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
Go f1hom Jt dlap Concern.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ,ro,,rTIoN has issued out OF ane under
- ne District OF United states for the
ses,bs- Dstrict New York. whereby after reetirg
srs o,Ser things that Petition fled IN said
Ha,S-- , fhe 3Oh day OF November, 1900 by
S- rya--Cr rovbcat Company the steam
st xVisu Fletcher for limitation OF liability on ac-
ooa .~s losses. damage. destruction and Injuries
s,~,s;,ss IN or arising Of "Trip of
es, Srors slst Street Borough Of Manhattan New
49, Ssi,v 10 the Fishing Banks In the Atlantic
- ~ are 22d day July 1900 which trip or
carried the members %
stls re Hal Club and their friendsl for
- eauses said petition mentioned praying
-eo,ition In that behalf be issued per-
go ei.in9 Damages for such acts. losses. damage
oT niuries be cited 70 appear before
a,-, ros ke due proof OF their respective claims
h shs appear said Petitioner is liable
s,,ek toss.s sauags destruction injuries may 50
e,.i sasresd by this Court: commanded do
bs-et-v all claiming damages for
icssosS injuries sustained
-fsf1r sf ~ the trip aforesaid be
beScre and said libel
,so ana make proof Of their respective claims
s~f - the right interested 20 question
conrov1-t shs same before Thomas Alexander, ESQ.
Tiss srs,e Commissioner his ofcs in the Post Once
fsdirg in the of Manhattan city Of New York
on or Before ths day OF April 1901 II O'Clock in
lN' -S's' WILLIAM HENKEL.
Marshal United States for the Southern District OF
wrrSox ADAMS GREEN. Proctors Cor Libllt q Pu.
Broadway casnhattsnl New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
financial meetlnas.


THE BANK OF NEW YORK.
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION.
New York. January 25th 1901.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that 4 special
meeting OF the Stockholders the Bank Of New
York. National Banking Association. called by the Board
OF Directors viii be held the Banking House OF said
Assoeatlon No. Is Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan
New City. the 9th day Of February. 1901
O'Clock A NJ, for the OF taking action in relation
amendment q Article Third of its Articles
sociation. that the read follows: The
Beard of Directors sha Of than thirteen
fifteen stockholders and IN
the adoption o. such amendment the said Article
additional
the annual meeting.
CIAS OLNFY. Cashier.
The undersigned stockholders o. The Bank New
York, Nationa. Banking Association. hereby
the Board of Directors q SAD Association in calling
Of the Stockholders bA held
27th of February 1901 at II o'clock II. the
purposes specified II the above notice.
W. L LCDLAM.
JOSEPH MEAD. Stockholders.
GEORGE W SMITH. =
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
5inGnrlGi.
National Salt Company Trust Certificates.

Of
chase Of the United Salt
Total divided equally Preferred
Dividends
n Preferred and Common
TrusCe the
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
aIY BTILDING. whitehall Street, New
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
ALL TAXATION IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK. EXCEPT Fol
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.

4 RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
York City. January 26th. 1eOI.-Sealed proposals in
duplicate will be received here until ten o'clock A NJ,
February 29th 1901 for the purchase of the u 3 Army
transport appraised value 100000 The vessel
VIII be sold for cash the highest price ohered ABOVE
the appraised value thereof Proposals and information
furnished bidders on application Transport can oe e
amned Erie Basin, South Brooklyn The Government
reserves the right 70 reject any OF all bids g A
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISION.

l2 A. NJ and SIS p. VI Daily. except sunday. IN
Pittsaeld; SUNDAYS only az 20 y NJ
Pullman cars al through trains.
Trains illuminated with Fntsch Light
Ticket Offices at IFS 26I as 216 Broadway, 3
CCicn So w 275 Columbus Ave. f33 West t2Jth ST
I3Sth New SSS and Us
Fulton ST and l0t Broadway, Z D Brooklyn-
Telephone 300 Street New Central Cab
Service. checked from hotel residences oJ
WssccOut Express Company.
EDCiAT. VAN ETTEN. GEORGE h DANIELS.
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
BankrnpIcn Nohee.

AT STATED TERM of the District Court
OF ths Uni-ed States for Southern District OF
New YORK held Pest once Building, Borough OF
nary 1901 Present: Addison Brown, District Judge
ii william Byron Bankrupt, Supplemental
Order Publication. Upon all the papers peadngs ana
proceedings herein and the return OF the arnI OF
United for the Southern District OF
showing William Byron the alleged bankrupt above
named could be found within the Southern DISTRICT
effected upon him petition Of The H B. Claim
Company the order OF publication filed in the ONCE OF
District Court Of the United states for the
Southern District OF New YORK on the 2eh Gay OF De
cernber 1900 petition OF H 3. Clain Com
pany showing that the bankrupt had departed from the
this Court before the Cling OF petition
cannot aseertained Of the subpoena
and petition herein could be made upon him within
District. and the petition OF Samuel J. Goldsmith
annexed Now motion of Myers Goldsmith &
ronner attorneys pe;toning creditors herein
S Ordered That william Byron. the alleged bankrupt
named plead the 4th day OF
the Clerk Of t. Court on the 2rd day Of October 1900
praying said William Byron be ad3udsed an in
voluntary bankrupt and in Of HIS failure 70 appear
answer or plead herein adjudication NAV be made ac-
cor6nr 20 the prayer petition And II further
OF this order Is impractical
IN Ordered: That service Of this order be made
9ot less than six successive weeks York
Trsbune newspaper published IN the Borough Man
haitian City of Sew-Yor said publication TO commence
later than 2lst day Of January 1901. Ana
Further Ordered: That within days Of the
eotes Of This be deposited IN the Post once
CIV Of New-York. in securely closed wrappers. with
Ryrons alleged bankrupt last known place Of residence
s-5 last known place OF business follows wit;
TTtIisrn Fyron Jersey City. New Jersey William Byron
100 Spring Street New York City. New York
MYERS GOLDSMITH BRoSNER. Petitioners Attor-
neys soc Broadway. Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for
two Magazine Buildings received al the
Bureau OF Yards and DOCKS Navy Department Washing
publicly opened for the construction OF two onestory
prick and steel buildings about $50 by so at the
Puget Sound Naval Station Bremerton Wash For fur
ther information plans specifications, pro-
posal address "Commaadant Naval Station Bremerton
Wash" MoRDECAI T. ENDICOTT. Chief OF Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FOR PRILADELPHIA-
V-4SQ 1880, $500 s9.O0 1000. al so a m 100,
81 1900 g 20 TACO %EC0. f4SO 800. 100 fTS0.
le.05 ST9.25 2. H., @l2, 15 rzdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
'-4a0. $500 1000. -11.S0 a. m. fLoO 'l-30 a5.so
800. 200 ?. m - Is mdr
Olces; Loe-ty ST Ferry. South Ferry. rs t72 251
424 95 1870 1874 Broadway. iT3 5-h 7SI 6h Ave.
= Union Sq West 153 East I25th ST. 2IS West 125Sh
2f5 Columbus Ave. Sew-York, Court St. 3s4. $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn: 9s Broadway. Williamsburg New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage 20 dssr
nation
FFro1u Liberty ST only DAILY fDaiIy except sunday
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

A DvERTISENENTS and subscriptions for The -r:elns
n received their Uptown Once No L2+@ Bsoao~Ay-
"a north OF Slst st. unt ocloeS m aaserlse
uents received foicwl branch orcss a. Fss-AE
until O'Clock ~ - ~ h-aN-s = =
23d-st IS. Gth-ave. l2tl-st Macy o.n--y
Coiuuhus-ave.- near West COT 80
42d-st 90 East lttn-sL -oi Sss
sad-st between Ith and $50 East tnsts LaSS
sd-ave.. between Teth and T7rh srs-s LOIS so-Sv~-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
New York. January 18th. 1901.



Election Notice.
Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting the stockholders Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company viu be helt the Office Of
the company in the CRY Of 81 Louis Missouri on Tues
dav March y 1901. 900 clock a II. the cleo
ton Of thirteen the ensuing year
The transaction other business that may
fore said meeting TIE annual meeting Of the Directors
held the office on the same day at 1900
The transfer books VII! &c closed Tues
Day 29th. 1901. 500 O'clock p N. and reopened
On the say following the annual meeting OF
GEO. J. GOULD. President
A H cALEF secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
TRE LAUREl-lN=7 7TGjIE-pDME@
FLORIDA

GOLF, HUNTING, FISHING.
FLORIDA GULF COAST HOTELS
PLANT SYSTEM
Excellent Golf Courses with Turf putting greens ana
tees connected with hotels. Professionals IN charge
TAMPA BAY HOTEL TAMPA. FLA.
A. 2. Dick. Manager.
HOTEL BELLEvTEw. Belleair, on the Gulf Fla.
]. z. ChampItn, Manager
SEMINOLE HOTEL Winter Park Fla,
Edward r. SWEET. Lessee and Prop
ocALA HOUSE oeala, Fla
HOTEL. KISSINMEE,
Kissiunnee. Fla H Murdick,
THE INN, Manager
Port Tampa, Fla
NEW YORK OFFICES. le West sd ST.
ana 200 Broadway Also Travellers Information Co.
Park Place % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

York. January u. 1901.
Election Notice.
ST. Louis. Iron Mountain Il Southern Rail-
way Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting of the stockholders ST Louis Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway Company Will be held a,
general company the City
Missouri Tuesday. March 18th. 1901. $500 o'clock
A NJ Of thirteen Directors IN
the OF other business
that NAV come meeting The meeting
OF the Directors will be held the of1ce the
l2 90 O'Clock The transfer books will
Tuesday. January % 1901. ZOO o'clock
P NJ and reo7eaed the dav following the annual
meeting OF the so>khnldsrs any aeoqrnnsrt thereof
GEO. J. GOULD. President.
A Il cALEF SECRETARY.