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Evening journal., 1901-07-30
PROPOSALS.

nROPOsALs- Sealed proposals win be
/ received by the Trustees OF the Poor
of New Castle County until 40 o clock a..
m. Wednesday, July 81, 1901, for supply
ing NeW Castle County Hospital from
Julv 81. 1901 to the last Wednesday In
October. 1901. with beef. mutton. bread
groceries. dry goods, shoes, tobacco, car
pct slippers. drugs and medicines Bid
ders ON shoes. slippers and tobacco VIII
be required 20 furnish samples Bids for
beef will be By the quarter. In proportion
OF one hlnd-Quarter to three iore-quar-
tiers. out OF cattle well fatted and dress
ing not less than 500, pounds. Bids for
mutton Will be on fore-Quarters OF eight
ribs only. Bids for groceries, dry goods
and drugs will be on the various kinds
named on the schedule, and must be OF
the best quality. Bids will also be re-
ceived for supplying the hospital with
creamery butter, delivered I'm such guam
titles as the superintendent may direct.
Bids will also be received for supplying
tho County Hospital with coal for one
year 2240 lbs. to the ton. 20 be delivered
in the bin at the hospital. AL goods 70
be delivered at the hospital in such ouan-
titles and at such times as the superina
tendert may direct. AL bids 10 be direct.
ed to tho n Trustees OF the Poor. No bid
VIII be received unless in accordance
with the above Trustees reservs the
right to reject any or all bids.
529-2t DAVID M'COY, superintendent.
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EARATRIATB ANARCHISTS
HOkORED TRE REGICIDE

New York July S0.--Bsrtholdi Hail.
in Paterson, n j.. was packed yester-
day by the friends of BIesci, the as
sassin Of King Humbert. Of Italy this
being the anniversary Of the deed.
Pedro Estene. editor Of la Questione
Sociale, said. Il wish every country
had a Bresci Down with monarchy
Down with empiresl"
II appeared from further remarks
that two others mad been selected to
do the work which Bresci did. but
they failed One OF them. Matteo. com,
mitted suicide. The other. suierondo.
was let on on condition that he kill
a shop foreman who was Objectionable
to the Italians
Esteve. In conclusion. complimented
the authorities Of Paterson who per.
mitted these meetings. while the DO.
lice OF New York and Brooklyn pro.
hibit them"
Evening journal., 1901-07-30
KANSAS DROUTR BROKEN
BY PLEASANT RAINS

Kansas City. Mo, July 30.-The
drouth has been broken in Kansas and
Missouri by good rains, which have
fallen in heavy and frequent showers
since Sunday morning. Colonel George
W. Neale. who has watched conditions
closely in Kansas for a score of years,
says today that Kansas would raise
nearly half crop Of corn. He said
the people would raise sufficient for
age feed for all the cattle now on
the range in Wansas. The rains will
greatly benefit fall pastures.
Already the brown prairies are
changing to green. and farmers and
stockmen say the landscape viii show
pleasing contrast within the next
two weeks.
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BIG LAND LOTTERY
Begins In RARNBNT
A Kansas Girl Vas One Of
the LuCkiest Prize
Winners

FL Reno, o. T., July s0,-Oklaho-
mas great land lottery was begun
here in earnest yesterday, and when
the commissioners appointed by the
Federal government adjourned the
drawings for the day 1000 Of the
choice Of the $4,000 160-acre claims in
the Kiowa-Comanche country had been
awarded.
The first name drawn from the
wheels was that Of stephen A. Hol-
comb. Of Pauls valley /. T., for a
homestead in the FL Reno district,
and the second, Leonard Lamb, of Au-
gusts, o. T. These two men select
the two choicest claims In this district.
The capital prize winners, however,
proved to be James K. Wood Of
Weatherford, o. T., whose name was
the first to come from the Lawton
district wheel, and Miss Matte n.
Beals, Of Wichita, Kan. who drew sec
ond number in that district. They won
the first filings in the LaWton district,
aud will undoubtedly choose the two
quarter sections adjoining that town.
These are considered the most valua.
bic Ia the territory and are, it is esti-
mated, worth from $4,000 to $4,000
each. IL is estimated that fully 25,OO0
persons witnessed the drawing
Every man who did not draw a
prize from the wheels yesterday had
steadfast faith that to-day or to-mor-
row will surely see him the .possessor
OF slip reading him a title clear to
$50 acres Of Oklahoma's land.
When the close of the drawing for
the day was announced at O'Clock
hundreds who had neither eaten nor
drank during the day sank to the
ground where they stood from sheer
fatigue or went YEARLY 10 fnd places
for rent or TO refreshment booths up
town. The day was remarkably free
from quarrels, and general satlsfac-
ton with the governments method Of
disposing of the land was felt
It has been found that many hun.
dred applicants have repeated" and
that others have applications so illegi.
bic that they will be thrown out. over
this much discord has resulted, and
the outcome may be an appeal to the
courts.
The first name brought out for the
Lawton district was that of James
r. Woods, Of Weatherford. o. T., and
the crowd went wild This meant
that Woods would be able to claim the
quarter section adjoining Lawton
town, one of the choicest in the entire
country.
The second ticket was drawn, and
Colonel Dyer cried out: Il have the
pleasure to announce the name OF the
first woman TO draw n prize, Matte
II. Beal, Of Wichita, Kan"
Then Colonel Dyer gave her descrip.
ton as 20 years old, feet 3 inches in
height, Gust the height Of Woods"
Instantly the crowd caught the hu.
NOR of the situation, and thousands
OF threats sent up the shout:
They must get married"
The eighteenth winner in the Law.
ton district was Minerva McClntock.
aged rs, OF Oklahoma City. She was
married Sunday, and by this. act for.
feits her right to the claim. She
might have chosen claim near a coun
~ seat town worth several thousand
dollars.
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THF LAFAYETTE.

1il Pacific ave. bet Mississippi and
Georgia uVe1 Atlantic city. NJ ). Ihe
lafayette ~ beautifully rituatod among
uun leading hotels. ON one of thc most at
uacuVo avenues iu the city, Within one
block of the ocean ana boardwalk. Special
rates for ladies' and families l1ur terms
address, MRS. IA. H.. HEiSLEN.
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Readings New Telephone system.

Reading. Pa, July 30.-The work
Of extending the Lehigh Valley tele.
phone system to Reading was COM
pleted yesterday TO a point near the
city limits here This is a part of the
Consolidated Telephone company sys
TEN. which is to embrace many coun-
ties in eastern Pennsylvania. Work
IN this city viii be commenced at
pnee
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Tornado swept Over Newart.

New York, July So.-A tornado
swept over Newark, N. j., and vicinity
at 4 o'clock yesterday No one was
seriously injured. Outside the town
in the path Of the storm trees were
torn up by the roots and roofs were
torn from houses. The roads are i'm
passable from fallen trees and wash
outs. and telephone wires are down.
The storm came out of the northwest
suddenly. AS the funnel-shaped gray
cloud approached heavy black cloud
rolled up Behind It and burst. A heavy
shower OF hail followed.
Evening journal., 1901-07-30

Little Rock Ark. July go Lewis
Haynle, brother OF State Senator
Haynie, and Hopkins Halton both Of
Camden. We're killed. according to a
report received here yesterday, by a
negro named Siegler. whose house a
party Of whites attacked late Saturday
night near Glennvllle There are about
400 negroes TO 90 whites la that re-
giOn. and further trouble Is feared.
Evening journal., 1901-07-30

indianapolis, July SO-The first BUSH
ness coming before the Unity Conven-
ton OF the Social Democratic party
here yesterday resulted In a wrangle
that threatened for a time al least
to put an end to the further delibera-
tioIis OF the $50 delegates present Many
OF the delegated bolted before the con-
yentlon finally got down TO business.
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AHumbIe Apology.

"Welfeel that an apology is due" ex.
plainssthe editor Of the Spiketown Biz.
zard. "to the estimable young woman
who fteaches at the schoolhouse in Dis.
trict No. .. Through the wretched
blunder Of a worthless tramp printer
whom we trusted with the setting UP
Of an item Just as we were closing the
forms for our last weeks edition we
were made to say that Miss Ruby Nc
Cornell, the handsome and popular
teacher in Riggs neighborhood, Is the
proud possessor OF an elegant new
black beard! We wrote It black
board; "-Chicago'rribu
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Rejected sutton Threw vltrlo,

Muncie. Ind, July sO.--The police
last evening arrested Peter Tilberry
Tor throwing oarbolic acid in the face
OF Mary Terrence Sunday night Til
berry has been arrested on the charge
of.mayheni which is punishable by i'm
prisonment for from to IA years.
His victim viii lose one eye from the
assault Tilberry is As years old and
wanted to marry the woman. She re-
fused and he dashed the acid into her
face
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THE ALBANY.

South kentucky Avenue near Beach ana
Pennsylvania Railroad. Atlantic CITY
New house, an modern improvements
Terms from s. 10 Si2 per week.
MRS. NJ. u. SUFFER-,
Late OF South Carolina Avenue.
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realized HIS own madness.

"Now you are tired OF me and abuse
me-" sobbed the young wife whose hus-
band refused TO hire another maid to
take care Of her pet dog. yet" she
continued, mot two years ago you
were just crazy to marry me-"
"Yes," answered the complacent man
brute; my friends told me so at the
time, but didn't realize it until after
we were married. City Star.
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THE CLARION,

No. Q Mount Vernon ave, Atlantic City.
Located Ina the very heart of the city. Ito
huilt and reiurulahcd. with modern I'm
pruNcmenta. Convenient to BOARDWALK
and all umuscmeuts. Terms reasonable
u. Il. CIBERSON. Prop.
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Norrow r1cnne FROM Death

Anthony Palermo. an Italian boy,
narrowly escaped being run down hy
"A Pennsylvania railroad express at
Darby yesterday. Palermo was cross-
ing a bridge when the train came down
on him. but By swinging from a guy
rope Of a derrick ne saved his life
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ATLANTIC CITY
HOTEL RICHMOND
HOTEL KEYSTONE.

us Georgia avenue Atlantic City, NJ J.
Near the boardwalk Under the manage
nient of u. .IifVATr and A. RITTER
Evening journal., 1901-07-30

NOR SALE.-Ice box, ix6xs feet; also
Il counter, cheap. NJ. MArrHES,
Twentieth and Market streets. j27-3t
DOR SALE.-L.arge store refrigerator,
It set OF scales, handsome piano. gas
range, handsome pulled couch, oak and
walnut folding beds. fine large cabinet,
enamel bedstead. odd bureaus and wash.
stands Victor cook stove, Office chair
MMAfION BROS. tOs King street
Doim1rvia phone. 7s5.
NOR SALE.-A three-story nine-roomed
II house on Van Buren, street This
an exceptionally conveniently arranged
nj sanitary residence at moderate
fice. Also two eight-roomcd houses.
ow building, on Fourteenth street at
atnall; very desirable surroundings.
A. l.. JOHNSON.
n. L. Cor Eighth and shipley streets.
jlS-lmeod
NOR SALE.-Grocery store stock and
II fixtures Cheap n bought before
August 10. Inquire by letter. Evening
Journal office. i26-st
Evening journal., 1901-07-30

1t is said that some early Chinese
coins were made In the form OF keys,
probably because money unlocks the
heart Of the high official. = Atlanta
News.
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NOTICES

NJ OTICE-A meeting Of the Jour
- neymen BARRIERS Protective
League will be held on Thursday
evening. August 1. in Shields Library
Association rooms. relative to the
early closing movement. All journey
men BARRIERS are requested to be pres
ent r. BACON. President.
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THE IEOIA
THE ARIRL Horr1

And Bunet. corner Pacific and Arkansas
AYES, Atlantic City M r. Under ne
management. One square from Readins
railroad and boardwalk
=. n BRETHWAITH,
Formerly OF The Hamilton and Wyoming
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THE OCEAN AVENUE HOUSE.

Corner Olln street and Ocean avenue.
Ocean Grove, N. j., finest ocean View Ia
the Grove Terms reasonable.
MRS. M. u. MILLER.
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THE ALVIN.
RUTGERS INN.
THE aRANvILLE.

Arkansas avenue. Atlantic CiiyN. J. Ono
hundred feet FROM boardwalk. one and
one-half squares from Reading r. r..
Depot. The house has n reputation OF 10
years. Rates, fiB 20 50 per dny. s. 10 so
p week. Home for families. No hnr
Mrs H. PHILLIPS.
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OAKLEY VILLA.

VAhLL VILLH,
Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. Hermon Way.
Ocean Grove. N. ]. p. o. Box, alG.
L. " OAKLEY. Prop.
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HOTEL EVERs,

Corner Atlantic and Georgia avenues,
Atlantic CITY. ~ J. 81 per day and up
wards. MRS X. ifEfWLN. Proprietres1.
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NnRTHFRN LIRFRTY

2203 Pacific avenue. corner Missouri and
Pacific avenues, Atlantic city. N. j. One
square from Reading depot and the beach.
Open all the year. MRS. A. LARE.
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THE AETNA.

ocean CITY ~. J. Under same manage
mcnti lu-roum house. directly un the
beach, elevators rooms single on eu suite.
with private baths;hro escapes; telegraph
long distance phone, NO. no. Write for
honklnt LnOunOnOIN q HrEEI.NAN.
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aIRARp HOUSE.

Perry and Lafayette streets. Cape May,
N. J. Near the Beach Terms moderate.
VIM. j. TODD. Prop.
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Promlnent Ek.cenfederate nead-

Natchez. Miss. July SO.-Captain
Lyman G. Aldrlch. a distinguished ex
Confederate soldier. prominent
Knight Of Pythias and Mason. died
here yesterday Of paralysis.
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THE MANHATTAN
HOTEL CLEARVIEW.
THE ORI0LE.

THE HOLMES"
20 North Georgia avenue. Atlantic city,
N. ]. MARY HOLMES, Proprietress.
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SEASIDR REsORIs
CAPE MAY
OCEAN villa

Jackson street, near Washington. Cape
Mdy n y within sight Of Ocean. Under
new management for .season OF 1891 House
thoroughly feruodelsd Moderate terms
Open ail year. $50 per day, 81 to flo per
week. tcf special arrangements apbiy to
a. ~ WooL6Ort
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HOTEL BRIGHTON.

OCEAN CITY ~ J.
Directly on beach, E 400 rd "a. OF porch
rooms capacity go send for booklet.
h. n. gOOY.
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WHITR HALL-

Ocean ave. bet, 7th ana Sih streets
Ocean city, N. J. First season: entirely
new and modern; excellent table; July and
August s. 20 81 per week: special rates
for June ana September.
Mrs. %. ~ lRONEa. Longland.
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SEASIDE RESORTS
OCEAN CITY
sWARTHMORE

open Tor all tho year round
Centrally located. directly on tho beach.
New hotel. new furniture: rooms single
or en- suite; private baths; sanitary drain
age. SUN pariorg: steam heat, cuisine the
finest. hire escapes; booklet.
w. b. NNAIIAM Mnnnnar.
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TOWER HOUSE.
THE ST. ELMO.

n Maine Avenue. Ocean Grove: thor
oughly renovated and latest improved
plumbing. ideal location: special rate.
June booklet at this office.
WILLIAM JONES, Prop.
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HOUSE.

Ocean Grove. two blocks from Ocean and
Aueitoftrrh. Aftesian water hornelike
table; cheerful rooms. Rates 81 and 5
pee week Mss "A WHITE,
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GORDON.

Formerly Pier Avenue Inn. Under new
management Renovated throughout.
open oil the year. Boarding by the day
or week. l3S Decatur street, Cape May
City, N. j. A. n. GORDON.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

On the strand. Ocean city. n. j. A
house for people who are tired OF board
ing. Representative IN everything. Cut
sine unexcelled. special rates and book on
request.
MRS. il. y. cANriELD. q DAUGHTEPy
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THE STRAND

OCEAN CITY. N. j.
Capacity no Facing ocean. cuisine I'M
.oNceicd. rooms en sulte with private
nathf' orchestra. pool ana billiards.
shuhieboarda. barber shop: write Ton book
lrt MRS. ~ r. ClR1f3 .
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MILLER COTTAGE AND ANNEX

9 North Georgia avenue, Atlantic City, N.
J. Capacity $50 guests. SIS per day; 81
and $ week. Under the same manage
MRS I IT, MILLER. Prop.
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Meats have risen a few cents in
rice per pound.
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CoRDovA.

HUIEI UUhUUFAl
New York Ave. near beach. Atlantic
City. Ideal location Cheerful. Comfort
able Homelike. Table and service I'M
surpassed. Capacity go. Rate. $50 Per
day. Write for special weekly rates.
s. +. L1LtfG.
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the ALDlNR.

Decatur utreat, Cape HAY First house
ffom Eeach Open ali the year. Long Dis
lance Phone 81
THEODoRR MUELLER.
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HOTEL EMPIRE
BROADWAY and esd ST., NY.Ciiy.
ARsOI.U rEI.Y FIREPROOF.
NIODERATIs RATES.

From Grand Central Station take Broad
way and 9TH Ave. cars. seven minutes to
EMPIRE.
From the Fan River Boats take the eth
Ave. Elevated 20 9th street, from which
Hotel f. one minutes walk.
Within ten minutes OF amusement and
shopping centres. All ears pass the En-
pire.
Send postal for descriptive booklet.
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HoTEL gIRGTNIA.

South Virginia Avenue. Atlantic City,
near Beach ana hoEnsylvanll Railroad
Depot Central location. Hates 81 20 20
81 per day. 81 Ia $40 per week.
E- MHENRY.
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THR WnRTHINnrnN

excellent Recommendations Terms MOI,
crate, ATLANTIC CITY, N. " mo p
e sl,i,, Avenue. between Arlanaas atd MfSs
j. n. woRTHINdToN. pnop.
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HOTEL LA MASCOT.

Accommodations complete Capacity, 200
zig Pacific avenue, facing ocean, ono block
from Reading depot. Individual table SER
Vice. Sl.8 and $3.50 per day. 81 TO 10 per
week MRS. L. p. REDIKER BROWNE.
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The George E. King Press. Printing
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HOTEL ROANOKE.

ITO city NJ. j Flrst-ciaas aocomroo,i.-
rons. open an the year C0uvoniant Ia
depot ana beach, Cafe attached T. mas
day ana special weekly rate
~ A. plllLlNG. Proprietor.
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HOTEL MONTEREY

Is South Georgia avenue. Atlantic City,
N. j. one square from beach. Elegant
and newly furnished rooms with all mod
ern conveniences, with or without board.
Rates, 81 10 $3.50 per day.
J. MA1LoY. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-02

After a lapse of many quiet years the nlhilistc sentiment is again be-
 come rampant. in Rus PROGRESS sla. To the average VS. American mind nihlism STAGNA- means anarchy of the TON. most hideous descrip-
 tion with the usual murderous trimmings. To the Russian 1t means the open door to liberty. A few thousand of American sympathiz- CTS met in New York the other night and adopted the following resolution:
 Tt is not the czar. but czarlsm. It is not the throne. but the system. This system is personified in those who make a catspaw of Nicholas II. If there iN one man in the empire who is not the master of Russia, this man is the pres ent monarch. The system of which Nicholas is the figurehead is embodied in Pobyedonostzeff. It's philosophy in- sists that the civilized countries are the effete west. and that Russia. the only living nation in the world. must beware of joining the ranks of the doomed. The Russian government is a govern ment of the tenth century. European culture of today Is the culture of the twentieth. Yawning between the two Is . chasm of a thousand years.
 'The population of the Russian cities is made up of civilized beings, with the self-respect and moral and intellectual aspirations that are characteristic of men and women in Germany, France the United States or in any other coun- try on the civilized list This dlscrep- ancy between the mental and spiritual status of the people and the political regime is at the bottom of the situa- tiOn. The rulers of Nicholas II under stand this anachronism only too we'll Hence their crusade upon the culture of the rotten west
 Mir Stalencnikoff, Mir. Miller ond oth- CT speakers dwelt upon the significance of the working men joining the mini listic organizations. At ore time. they pointed out. the movement against the throne embraced only aristocrats and highly educated pers ms The common people were apathetic and sided nelth- CT with the rulers nor with the revolu- ti5nists. But now, the speaker said,
Arizona republican., 1901-04-02

We never really believed that the re- publican party woull let the honorable
 and lucrative position of A CAN city marshal go by de- DIDATE FOR fault. We republicans CITY are no hogs. We don't l MARSHAL. want anything We can't get. But it's mighty plain to anyone with half an eye or an ounce of reason that the position of city marshal is going to be filled by a republican after the next election. This is republican year Anybody whose think-tank is not filled with logical wiggletails knows that the republicans will elect their entire ticket. Why, a place on the republican ticket is a dead mortal cinch. It's just like get ting money from home
 G. l. Binkley announces this morn ing his desire to serve the city as mar shal. MT. Btnkley has been a resident of the territory for twenty-five years, the most cf that time in Maricopa. He lived a short time in Pinal and served the people nobly over there in the ca pacity of deputy sheriff. Mir, Binliley is an old time republican and Is a good industrious citizen He would make an honest, capable official, and we see no reason why his claims on the party should not be considered.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-02

J. II. Kinney announces himself as a candidate for the office of city marshal, subject to the decision of the republi- can convention. MT. Kinney is about as popular as any man in the party. He is an honest, industrious, useful cit iZen AlthJugh he has been urged in past years to accept a nomination for some office he has always refused. Now he thinks, as does everyone else who thinks at all, that this is republican year, and he would like to sample the persimmon.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-02

It is not often that a labor strike oc- CUTS in China, but when it does the employer has a most ALLIE expeditions way of set SAMEE ting matters strike MELlCAN which occurred in Can MAN, ton recently was settled
 by the employer in two hours. It occurred in a "sumpau," or native boat building establishment where about eighty men were employ ed, They received the liberal remuner- alton of twenty cents per day, working from daylight in the morning until sunset. Even on this scanty pittance some of them actually saved money and. started establishments of their own. At the time the strike took place
 rice their staple "ch5w" became very dear; consequently the boat builders asked for a raise of five cents a day. The employer objectzl and at once laid the case before the mandarin. The en- ployees in the meantime refused to work After hearing what the employ CT had to say. the mandarin at once gave him authority to shoot all who re- fused to work. Armed with th!s au-
Arizona republican., 1901-04-02

The city election is billed for May [. The chances are that this affair will be
 pulled of on the date set. TURN THE Are we ready for it? RASCALS Ara we registered? OUT. Granted that the pres
 ent democratic admin istration is all that has been claimed for it, nevertheless q set of republl- can ofiicoals would give us all that could be asked or desired. The genius of government seems to be inherent In republicans. They are, so to speal.. to the manor born. A republican mayor and council would see to 1t that the strictest economy were prac,iced in all departments; that the police did their duty; that the city be not made the dumping ground for all sorts of human CUTS and hobos; that the strests were kept clean; that sanitary regulations were rigidly enforced. Let all republi- cans take a brace in themselves, regis ter and vote. Democrats never need urging to register or vote. They take to politics. especially the ward kind. as naturally as they do 10 drink. It's second nature with them to vote. They like it so well they never know when to quit But republicans are ever de- relict in their duties of registering and voting Let's wake up now ,men of the nnt