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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
8rntale 0eicucn.
eollen Matrpien Der geifranoeten
,,Rnllie" gelpeien lciu.

MarIeille, II. San. SeBt erIt Derz
Iuutst, bab Die Utannihaft Des se=
itranpeten poitbumpfer5 nRuiiie" iich
in iebr bnmdner, iogar brutu@
Ter 8eiis segen Die 9uilagiere benomz
men bat in Der 9offnung ibr eigenes
SD gu retten. Cine llnteriu9rng iol
einaeleitet iperpen.
Marieills. II. San. lieutenant
8autberp sr3Gblt iiber bic Strunbung
Der nRuiiie" Solssnbes: Der 8amz
pier itranbete am Wontug Worgen 5
llbr. Hur Die Wabe NOR um ieneSsit
auf 9erped. Die Buhugisre rdnntsn,
als lie ben Stpb fiibltsn, undnssfleipet
auf's 8eroef unp es entItano eine pa
nit. Dem gapitdn uno ben S6iffsz
pffieieren gelang es aber, Die Geute 81
berubigen, rnp bdnn ipurDsn 8ppte
gum Risoerlaien bereit semaht. Die
See ging ieppb 81 bod. 8ei gintritt
Der Raht begann Der Dumpfer Su i'm
fen. Der Sdiffs :. Sintertbeil unp Der
Wdihinenraum perIanfen i'm Wafer
unD pas Shiff fnfpnntte fart. Die
paiidaisre iu6ten 3uflu6t in Der err
iten gajiite unb i'm Raud3imner. Nm
8ienitug Mprgen iprengte etns mahtiz
as Woge bic Salonibiire. Die erihreds
ten paiiagiers fliittetsn nun uufs Vers
bed. gDir bsrubigten pieielben unb
decentralization ben 9alengdng nit
Rotraben. Den gan5en Gag tpnnten
mir nihfs dnperes tbun, als Die Rets
tunasperiuhe bepbdHten. Die yfdht
perbra1ten mir nil Suneen unb Saaz
gen. Die Mpgsn fdlugen iiber ous
Shiff hinipeg unp Sertriimmerten ben
5AiffsrumpF. Die gahugiere flii6tez
ten nun duf's 8prberbed unb bielten
| fitb am @eldnosr felt. Wieoerum be-
pbahteteu mir ben ganSen Gag pisRets
tunqspsrIu9e. Sa Der Sturm nidt
naAlieB unb Die Gage iih mebr uno
nehr perfhlimmerte, entfanf ben Bafs
| iagieren Der Mlutb. Grumpfpaft !pstn~
ten Die 5Srauen. 9lm Donnerita9 Mors
gen fam Der arsu5er n9alilee" IN
| Siht. g2eu erpa6te Die 9pffnung,
| ais bsrielbe nGher fubr. 8as W1iier
mar aber All Ieiht unp Der &reu5er
ifeusrte tpiebsr in bic SEE hinaus. lin
FER Yropiantporratb mar nun fat gana
eriHDpft. Wir 6utten nur nod einigt
Biscuits unb eingema1te Sachen, 10:
ipie Wein unb Srii1te iibrig. Dir Der.
brdhten cine i6redlide Rdht, ipurner
ubsr piefsn Mprgen gerettet. Der gun5'
Cargo ging 5u 8runoe unD nur cir
gbsil Der Yoitia6en uno ots 8epddss
Der paIiugiers fpurbs gerettet. Im un'
/ fan mar Die 0eripeAielung oes Sara
man 2euhttburmes nit benz pla.
nier 2euhtthurm fhulo. Die Der
ipehfslung Der beioen 2euhtthiirme ha
bereits ben nntergang bon mebr al:
| 20 9dmpfern peruriuht unp Der aiiit
ben Ramen pSriebhpf Der Seeleuts'
eingebraht."
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
Seltcne 0eriNtSicene.
Adt Miiittr miiileu nus.sogene Sangtn
ourdpriigeln.

Gpunsoils. sSno.. IA. San. aht
sSunaen, bic I'm sllter BON 7 bis Is
Sabren lteben uno 5u berporrdgenoen
sSanlilien aebDren, ipurben SaHitag
i'm poliSeiseriht pom ihren Wliittern
buragebuustl. uuf 8efebi oes Rihters
Winfrep. Die Sunsen parsn ihnlbig
befunoen iporoen, 5eniter 5ertriimmert
gu haben, unb Der poli5eirihter idgte
ben Wiittern, es bieibs ibm nihts
iibrig, uls Die anaben ins 8efdngniB
su ihiden, ipenn Diefelben niht in ieis
ner 9ssenpurt cine fhipere fOrperli4e
3iihtiguns erbielten. Die Wtiitter ber=
itanbsn iih bu5u uno tbeilten in Sc
esnpart Der poli5sibsamten iebr selate
5ene 9iebe aus.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
Yreubens SubeIfcier.
aaiIer 8ilbelm bat iih iiber bic Slid
niinlde aus oen yer. Staaten gefreut.

Berlin, IA. San. Die 200 Sabrfsisr
Der grbsbuug preubens gum aDniss=
reid besinnt nGhlten Sonneritas. Der
1S. Sdnuar ipiro fir bic 4rmee uno
bic S9ulen aller @raos Elm Seiertag
.ritsr Orbnuns lein. Die lniueriitd=
ten iperben oielen Gag feiern, oafiir
aber an aaiIsrs50sburtstus teine
srnBere Jeier oeruuitdltsn. Der 8rOs
nunsstas ielblt tpirb NIT Gbordlen err
0ffnet unb ipdter nit 1O1 Sdub ia
lutirt peroen. Die bentihen 8unbess
fiiritsn tpsrnen fat pouSdhlia in per-.
soma erlteinen oosr iih ourh ibre re-
lpettipen 36ronerben nsrtreten luhen.
ipie ia aud bic sroBen suropdiIhen
Wpnurhien burh berporragenbeprine
gen - England. iDis ieBt semelost
pirb, burh Zen 1er3os Dpn Yorf -
pertreten {ein tperb.n. Nts Bertreter
Der oftpreuBii4xn Jamilien. nelhe
Idon i'm Sabre 17O4 an Der Rr0nung
in Ronissb.rg tb.ilnabmeu. Bat Der
Haiier fpeai.n ben Qunbesbauptmann
b. Brandt auf 5annenberg. @s1eim=
rntb b. @ottberg, 9errn b. 6uudens
5arputfhen unb Oberlunoes9erihtss
ratb b. plepe ein9elaben. gu Der Jeier
i'm Ronisliden SdloB sebOrt AUDI elm
Gopiitl bes Sdpar3en Ablerorbens.
Der Raifer bat iid ltbr iiber bie@liidr
ipiinfde Der Der. Staaten sefreut. bic
ibm anlGblih Der sSubelfeier iibermits
tsIt purben. Der Eailer betonte. ile
ieien Elm Belpeis. bob anifden ben bei=
ben Negierungen heute nod bieielben
0efinnunsen berrlhen, tpie an Der
Miee Der preuBifHzameritaniiden Be-
| Siebunaen, gu Der 3eit. dls Jriebrid
Der Grobe als erfter europdifder mo-
norh Die Ser. Stcaten als unabbdn-
gig anerfannte.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
gu Sooe pcrbrannt.
5psi 8Grt.riune ! IN Buffalo fallen ocn
Jlnmren sulH Opier.

Buffalo. y. g., IA. San. Sci einem
5euer. peltes ssitern wlorstn um
bier lltr i'm 8udinshdm, einem Der
biibIIeiten Npartementbduier auss
brnh, perbrannten aipei Wdrterinnen.
MurpGpiBmunn unb CLARA Mepers,
3u 1obe. Die 8eipen baben ben 9oo
ibrer Hahldiiisteit 5u5ufhreiben, be
lie rehtaeitiu detpedt tpurben.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
Oauitfampt Fnoet natt.
EdngerfeitbebOrbe BON Cincinnati er
ldbt cine ntnt Grildrnus.

Cincinnati, g., II. San. Die Die
rettoren Der .SGngerfeit Mtbletic Al@
1oeiation" bielten beutt Nahmittag ei=
ne Sibuns ab, bic BON bret bis lehs
llbr bauerte uno erlitBen bunH cine
grtIdrung an bas publitum. in tpel@
der lie abermals betOnten, baB lie entz
Idloiltn feien. ben 3lpifden Rubin
unb Seffries arransirten 5ouittampf
an benz onberaumten Sage in Der
5anserfeftbolIe ftattfinbtn gu lufen,
Da ber|elbs in teiner -Weiie gesen, bus
OeIeb oes Gtaatts Dbio ptrftob.n
uerbe.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
Sud-" ge!Set.
Drnkt nid)t an lll.s
trrmfrfung.
@as IT fiir Antwurt CAB.
s3miiden Sobannesbnrg mo Sres
toria 8nren iebr riibrig.
sSidtige Gnrniionsorte iiberfallcn.
Dnbnbiimme nnb Selegrapbcn= Sllllen
Oidt Dor Erctpria srriiOrt.

oonbpn, IA. San. 2orb ait9ensrg
aeItern sineetroffenss Bulletin ensbalt
cine latpniide Inpeutung. baB Sen.
Oe Wet nint huran benft, be 5rte=
bensborIhldse anSuRehmen. 9ret
Uiitglisbsr bss 5risbsns ausiauNes
bon prstprid, ipelhe fiir5lidh BON 2prb
Ritfener ben 9luftrag erbielten, Die i'm
syslbe itehenben 8ursn sur llntsrpers
flung su beipegen, errei6ten beren 2iz
nien am leBtsn 9onneritug. sic fpur<
ben iofprt bon spei gpitsn bss Sen.
De Wst rad bsm Eager bes beriibnIz
ten Sreibeitsbelben gefiibrt, Der als
2lnttpprt einsn Der n6risosnsbptsn", Ell
nen Gngldnber, srit burhpeitiHsn,
bdnn eriGieBen lieb, bic beipen unbs>
rem, bic 8ursn tparen, aber nit elmer
geb6rigen Sraht priisel pappnI9idts.
Dannit, meinen Die bsutigsn Mprgenz
5eitungen, lei Der 9etpeis erbraat, pab
bic 9upsn einen ltnmsnI4Iih:n arisg
fiibren. !
20nbon, IA. San. giidts 8erinsez
res, als bie WR0ererobsrung BON PRE-
toriu unb johannesburg, iollen Die 9u=
rem i'm plane baben. Sb ihnen AUDI
nur zines bieIer @agitiids gelingen
tam, iit freilih cine unbsre 5rage.
Qlm Sanlitag Wloresn gu friiher
Stunbe erid]ienen plDblih 14O0 9ureH
BON bes Observation-Disclosures. 2ouis 8ps
tha, Commando, an Der giIenbahn,
pelhs bic beiben groben StGote perbinz
bet, unb griffsn 4aalfpntein an, ipelz
hes mur fiinf5ebn Weilen iiibliA ppn
pretorid liegt, 5u gleiAsr 3sit aud
3urfDntein, 5ebn Meilen nDrblid) BON
johannesburg. Die g,apalleris pes
Sen. anpr elite ppnglunbsfontein, Der
gurniIonitabt an ben Gplbfeloern i'm
Ranb, norbipGrts unb trisb nuh einsH
fur3en uber bsftieen Sample, lpelder
ieboh ouf feinsr Seits srpbs 0erluite
aur s5plge bate, bic 8uren tpeiter nudJ
benz giorben. Wm Dnrisen Wlontae
griffen bic 8uren 3eeruit an, bdtten
aber teinen grfols. s3ipei Sage ipdter
griffen lie bic 8riten unter Gen. Ylum.
msr Gprbpn Bel ariigersborp an. gu,
{elbsn 3eit fanb elm 8sfeht 5Dii9sr
@uren unb gnelGnbern Bel Senetal
1tatt, nobel bic GrIteren aht SDbte per.
loren babsn lpuen, barunter Gommun.
bunt Oepreer.
pretoria, Ii. San. 9lm 5reital
Mbenb serfhnittsn Die Buren, Die Sels:
grapknbrdbte 5ipiihsn Srene uno Sii.
fantsfontein. Mm Samltag Wprger
um aht ubr beiebten uhtbunbert Bu
rem unter benz Commando bon Bepel
Gualfontein. Stunben lang ipurDe eli
fharfes 9eipebrfeuer Iopie elm &ano
nenfsuer aus Sipei SslogelhiiBen uni
einem Marim GeFhiiB unterbalten
Qlus pretpria Ihidtsn Die gnglanoe,
einen sepan5erten 3us init @sritdrtun
gen ab, bod ebe bieie anlangtsn, bait
bic 9arniIon bic 8uren Rrtrieben
tpslcte iih aber nit einem eine b1lb
Meile loneen Transporting unbebin
bert auriid5sben fonnten. Der Bahn
bumm oberbalb auolfontein purbe Dol
ben sccuren in bic 3uft seiprengt in
folct oeHen muBte Der poit5ug bierhe
aur .:.dtebren. Wie man glaubt, mar E
The Mbiiht, iid bic pielen Worrdtbe 8
fih<rn, bic in Saalfontein aufgsltopel
liegen.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
NapH ,ano Yoct.
Gin neues lnttiniihes 6cbidt bon
Xtp XIII. IN Som uerOiitntliht.

Hom. IL. San. Der beutise rOHer<
oatore Nomano" publieirt Elm lateinis
Tnes @ebiht oss papites, cas- er uns
-laBtih bes neuen Sabrbunotrts psrs
.aBt unb GhriftEs ospibmtt bat.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
Wou WDliru aefr.1eu.

2onbon, ID. San. Der beutige rGr.
preB" bringt eine DtpeIchs aus Butuz
ref. baB flint rumdnih. 5oloaten
cuf benz 1eimuese bon WDlfen ansee
fallen uno nuh einem oesparaten
Sample BON iAnen unfsefreien pur.
ben.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17

Jn Mucientes In Der ipani-
ihen proDin3 Vallabolio Diitbete gts
itern elm Jeutr, nobel 3tpti RsnideU
ihr Qeben nerloren.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17

- Der i'm October BON peting na4
Ronftontinopel perftbte 8otfHdftss
fetretGr Dr. b. prtttnit u. Saffron
ii bort ua@ 5uyaem 2eiltH perEQfbtn.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
Sbulnds'' Sob.

Qonnon, ID San. Sonael Qepis.
Der bsriihtiste 0elcoerleiber unb Wuz
herer. Der ais Der rgrObte uno fble4s
te}te oller mobernen 5bplods bedeihntt
murbe. lit bier seforben.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
SIM stnrme ulnstiomnien.

Dotobama. Supan, IA. San. Mmts
lid lpirb anse3eiet, baB 400 Slider
ptrmiBt tperben unb nub man glaubt.
lie 1eien BEL pem Gturlne, Der am 10.
ssanuar an Der Welitiiite berrihte.
umS leben Qetommen.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17

U OIL On.
Vranhe SO. 2 Der So3ial=Temotra-
tie BON Siib=9a!ota ridtete OH Sena=
tor Yettisrem in Woibinston Elm
Sdreiben, in bem 2eBterer aebeten
murbe, on Stene Der SdiffsIublioiens
bin i'm GonereB elm Nmenoement oa=
bin einsureiden, jdbrlid 80, 900, 900
gum ylufbau Der Ser. Staaten 8 an=
lbe smorine u.surgemannuug oer-
ielben nit amsrifaniihen Marinelol=
oaten einsureihen. Sielelbe fulie una
| ter Der Gnntrole Der gunoesreaierung
ltehen lnb Der Hein aeipinn in bic Sun=
oestale fIieBcn nno gum yelten oes
omeriianiI1en Seebanoels rerfpanot
perben. Senator Eettiarem ldrieb
lsuriid, oas Mmenoement einsubringen.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

Of snorers by making them special
rates If he was trying to set out Of
the hotel business.
who in the name OF God is this
caluops, anyway | inquired,
That's Mark smith. said he.
81 lert the Hollenbcck the next day and
got room in private family I'll
20 back To the hotel when the Arizona
season is over"
While at Los Angeles MI. Hall met
Col McCord, who was intending to
come to Phoenix. but had just received
telegram to come to Tucson. Seither
the colonel nor Mr.. Hall had arranged
matters with the Pullman company
agents, They were going to attend 10
that on the train, but didn't. There
was not only no vacant berths, but no
place to sit down. They noticed an old
unoc'upied coach in the ar. II was
a Central Pacific, one Of the first put
on that road. The paint had crumbled
off OF Il. Ii was equipped with those
wooden seats or benches which are lei
down. Col. McCord asked the conduc-
tor Of the train II he ana Mi. Hail
might ride in It. Certainly" said the
Conductor; you can take it home with
You if YOU want IT, We have no use
for IT, we Just haul it around the
country so it won't obstruct the track"
They bribed the Pullman porter for
mattresses and pillows, spread them on
the wooden benches and rode more COM
fortably than the occupants of the
palace cars. At lndio the colonel got
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27
WOMEN AND REFERENCES.

Women can, If th4y will, hep each
other UNNECESSARILY by giving strictly
honest recommendations TO servants
We are warned against engaging SER
wants without referrnc5s-as if refer
ences meant anything! Women dis
missing maids for untruthfulness or
drunkenness or some ether unpardon-
able sin. eXtol their cookery or their
ironing, suppress the truth, in fact, un
til each employer feels tina, no refer
ence Is alro4t as valuable as a good
character"
Weakness in this particular is mis-
taken Kindness to The servant and Oft 4
a g leVous wrong TO tn neXt employer
II would seem that common honesty
and class spirit would be sufficient to
persuade woman employer to protect
others from worthless, and worse than
worthless, servants, so far as in her
lies. lis a pity that tn re is not some
potent way Cf enforcing this par
ti,u.ar sort e truth telling, whic n
Christian training and humanity APP
parlntly have failed to do.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

what you mean by invading my pri-
waite car without an invitation. / m re-
turning from Il tour of thu west, and
this is the nerViest piece of business
I've seen yet If the rights of gentle
man can not b. respected in his private
car, where can they be?'
The train by this tine was in motion
and the man and woman moved up to
the front of the car Ihe doors and all
the windows had begn opened by Mr.
Hall, and all the dust of the desert
with whatever breeze was made by the
motion of the train was sweeping
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27
BUTTERCUP BUTTER

Absolutely pure. Uniformly
good. Cows have cool well
water to drink. No foul adobe
holes. If your grocer does not
keep It address Box $50.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

All accounts due the Arizona Hay &
Grain company should be settled at the
Golden Eagle stable.
G. M. STURGIS g. co.
The Florence tribune., 1901-01-12
The San Carlos Dam.

Major James McClintock writes from Phoenix to the Bisoee Review, as fol- lows:
 ''As to water storage, the general impression is that the Gila dan, near San Carlos, Is the only oue that will be built for several years to come, and that will materiali9e only because of the necessities of the Indians. White men are supposed to take care of them selves. E. A. Fowler, chairman of the local water association, has been in the east about ever sin.e the session of the National Irrigation Association at Chicago. He has wired back that he will seeure the introduction in Con- gress of a bill authorizing the county of Maricopa to bond for $2,000, ,000, for the erection of a water storage dam. Saturday the water storage committee met in extraordinary session and listened to kicks on the subject of bonding. There can be DO doubt that if the bonding suggestion were put to vote it would have the active oppo- sition of about every granger under the older-lying ditches. The Mann brothers, owners of the damsites on upper Salt River, near the mouth of Tonto Creek, appear to be lying back, waiting for the dear people to produce cash in large quantity for relinquish' ment of their rights.
 Referring to dams-and also damns it is pleasant reading for the Ari- zonians to note that the bill lately in. troduced in Congress for construction of dams by the general government ir the arid states, specially specifies that the act shall inure only to the benefit of California, Oregon, Washington Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Montana, Wyom ing, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska South and North Dakota. And Ari zona and New Mexico are not mentioned in the bill"
The Florence tribune., 1901-01-12

Work on the new Bisbee hotel is rapidly progressing. The hotel is 80x90 feet, and four stories in height and contains all told so rooms, 60 of which are bedrooms. The roof will be covered with Spanish tile which is being shipped from Ohio. American plate glass will be used in the front and main part of the building. All cornices, projections, brackets and exterior ornamentation is being made of iron and copper and put up with asbestos Things, making the exterior absolutely fire proof. The first story contains stores, offices, drummer's sample rooms, store rooms, laundry, boiler room and coal room. The building will be steam heated. There will be reception hall, parlors, ladies' ordinary, billiard room, card room, barber shop and wine room. On the front of the building and on the third floor will be capacious balcony where guests may walk, talk, read and pass the time generally. The archit eets of the building are Van Week $ Goldsmith of New York tProspector.
The Florence tribune., 1901-01-12
DEALS IN DIAMONDS.
Reported Find Near Capitan Revives Old
 Stories.


 Tie following interview in the El Paso News with Major $. NJ. Davis tells of the once diamond excitement in Montana and Arizona:
 "Thst report of the finding by MT. Blow of rough diamonds near Capitan by man from South Africa, reminds me of other finds in the west. Twenty five or thirty years ago man named Arnold, whom l knew very well in Kentucky, bought up $40,00O worth of cheap diamonds and planted them in an eruptiye country out in Monta na. He started diamond excitement, got San Frahciscans up there, let them find diamonds brought to the surface by ants and had big excitement. He was offered by San Franciscans $l50,- 900 for 5l per cent of the stock of bis company and refused.
 He went to New York and there refused $20O,00O cash. When he gos back to San Francisco victims in thai city aud New York had formed pool by telegraph and paid him some $300,. 900 for his interest. The whole scheme was fake. Arnold went back to Kei lucky and enjoyed his wealth. Later fakir tried the game out in ArizoIs but could not sell his stock"
The Florence tribune., 1901-01-12
How,s This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. CHENEY & CO.,, Props, Toledo, Ohio.
 We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and finan cially able to carry out any obligations made by this firm.
 WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, Ohio. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo Ohio.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Florence tribune., 1901-01-12
NOT HIS TERM.
Very Little Probability of Early State
 hood.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-Governor Mur- phy and Delegate Wilson of Arizona were heard by the house committee on territories to-day in favor of the bill for the admission of Arizona as sta te. Each presented an elaborate argument. Delegate Wilson used the figures of the present census to make strong show ing for statehood for the territory.
 The committee took DO action to-day and the general opinion is that no ac- tion will be taken at this session. But if the bill for the admission of Arizona is reported i. will be accom- panied by bills for the admission of Oklahoma and New Mexico.
The Florence tribune., 1901-01-12

It has long been a practice in mining
 communities for man to get out at midnight on the last day of December aud locate abandoned claims. Accord ing to law a man must do hundred dollars worth of work on each un- patented mine he may own during the year. If he does not do this work the property reverts to the government. This is a perfectly legitimate thing to do. It is but little that the govern meat requires for d man to hold his title to property, and if he does not do this he certainly should not object to having his property go on the morn ing of the first of January. A Lords burger told of the snap he had picked
 up just after twelve that morning. He said he had been watcnlng tue Last Chance mine at Pyramid all the year and there was no work done on it.
 He had gone out New Years eve, and as soon as the time expired he had re- located the property. He said he did not know what the mine was worth, but there was fifteen hundred dollars worth of lumber in the building, and he was ahead that much, anyway. After he had congratulated himself several times, and been congratulated several times more by his friends, the news came to a man who knew about the Last Chance, and it came out that the property had been patented foi several years, and no assessment work was necessary to hold it. It is hard 10 tell whether the jumper mourns the To $ of the mine more than he does th' loss of his sleep. Moral: Have you
 mines patented.-l Lordsburg Liberal
The Florence tribune., 1901-01-12

The citizens of Jerome. Saturday last, served notice on their Prescott neighbors, to appoint a committee 10 meet like committee from Jerome for the purpose of arranging for an amieable division of Yavapai county and thus prevent contest in the com ing legislature. The leading citizens of Jerome are determined to create the county of Clark, with Jerome as the county seat, and they are willing to meet the Prescott people and divide the county so as to be satisfactory to both counties. Jerome is one of the richest sections of Arizona and with it's progressive, thrifty population and heavy tax roll, could maintain county government successfully.-[Gazette.
The Florence tribune., 1901-01-12
ThE HUMANITARIAN VIEW.

on. Thomas F. Walsh, elected 'ident, at Chicago, of the National yation Congress, closed his remarks acceptance as follows:
 ! am in favor of the proposed work his convention from a broad humani- an standpoint. The work upon ch you are engaged is not one of
 passing hour. Carried to a sue ful issue, it's good results will :h down to unborn ages. It be- yes you to enter upon it in the ldest and most patriotic spirit.
 to it that the sel6shness of a .lity or of individuals shall not lify its results. Begin at the very ndation of the work to make it a lplete success.
 First. Take steps to stop the truction of our mountain forests, great water reservoirs of nature,
 begin restoring the destroyed ests by planting young trees. rope, grown wise with experience, many places forbids the cutting of rec, even in mans own timber, ess new one is planted in it's stead. Agitate and build up a system of Ids that will be joy and luxury Ill the people. Ibelieve that in the lding up, beautifying and making ractive the rural homes of our ntry lie the best solution of that ing evil of the day--the congested ldition of our large cities.
 We live in an age of benevolence. yer in mans history was the desire 1o something for the uplifting and ,tering of humanity greater than day.
 If you carry your labors to a sue sful end, you will be working in direction by changing the desert stes into fertile farms--the happy mes of a prosperous, contented 'pIe."
The Florence tribune., 1901-01-12

lE TRIBUNE is pleased with the
 aud manly course of the Republi- n rectifying a mistake made some ago in declaring the San Carlos -voir proposition a failure. The lbliean now says: "No man in l county will be more pleased
 the editor of the Republican D the San Car.os appropriation is assured fact. We are for any sure that will help any section of territory" This is the way it i'd be. The people of different ons of Arizona should abandon y jealousies and pull together for
 best interests of all. Only by Dting such a course can anything ccomplished.