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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
To Whom Il Nav Concern.

Notice Is hereby given that s. H. Draehmap.
chairman oi the board Of school trustees Of
School District No. l. has applied In writing TO
purchase twelve lots, Nos. to u inclusive,
being all of Block No. 65 in City of Tucson. more
particularly described as follows:
Each Of said lots being &c feet in width north
and south, and ls4 and 10 feet in length cas-,
and west.
Now therefore pursuant to an order OF the
Mayor and Common Council made on the 10Th
day OF April, 1901, win offer for sale at public
auction IN front OF the City Hall the above edas
cribed property to be used for public schoo,
purposes only, at II o'clock H. M, on the 18th
day OF June, 1901, to the highest bidder for cash
subject to the approval of the Mayor and Com.
mon Council. No bid OF less thnn $1,000 90 ,yil,
be received or cried.
N. +. HAWKE,
Dated, May 81, 1901. CITY Recorder
LIST pub May 81, last June IL
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
GOOD RULES FOR HEALTH.

Our esteemed contemporary, the San Francisco
Bulletin seems to be disposed to head revolution
against microbes and health rules. 1t has no higher
opinion Of these things than Mr. Tony Weller had of
the little niggers in Africa in whom his wife and the
Rev. Mr. Stggins so deeply interested. 1t be-
lieves If this generation does not revolt that
some time in the future generation will arise which
will despse microbes, turn deaf to hygienic
doctrines and eat and drink whatsoever seems good
in its own eyes
Such generation, even il it should not live for
ever will at least escape being scared to death
regulated into nervous prosration, The unfortunate
person who endeavors to guide himself his manner
OF life and his diet according to hygiene and health
rules soon realizes that he is standing shifting
qucksands and that the rules change faster than he
can follow. Doctors disagree as to what is whole
some and what is not wholesome.
There are, however, certain health rules upon
which all will agree. These to drink pure water
breathe pure air. eat plain and llcooked food and
mot too much OF it, attend to your business and
don't always be thinking or talking about your own
troubles.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05

Proposals for CONSTRUCTING RESERVOIR
ETC, AT FORT GRANT, ARIZONA, Once Of
Chief fQuartermastcr., Dept. OF Colo >, Denver,
Colo, June !, 1901. Sealed Proposals, in tripli-
NJ. June 10, 1901, and then opened for furnishing
material and labor requisite for the construction
OF a reservoir and laying OF water pipe at Fort
Grant, Arizona, according to plans and specifi- :
cations on he In this ONCE and offiee OF Quart.
ermaster at Fort Grant, Arizona, which will be
shown and blank propopals and circulars giving
and terms oi contract furnished on application,
U. 3; reserves the right TO accept OF reject any
or all bids or any part thereof. EDvelones con.
tanning bids To be marked proposals for Con-
strnctton Water system" and addressed Major
J. W. PORE, ChiefQ. NJ.
tist pub June I, last June I'D.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
ARIZONA STATEHOOD.

The Albany Argus, long the Democratic organ
of New York State, and for many years previous to
his appointment Secretary of the Treasury ed
tied by Daniel Manning, has this to say in a recent
issue:
The Tucson CITIZEN is camoring loudly for ad-
mission of Arizona to Statehood. The CITIZEN gives
good reasons why the people it represents so ably
should be members in good fellowship OF the national
family. We reason why Arizona should
longer be kept out of the Union. According to the
showing of the Tucson CITIZEN a newspaper that
would be a credit to the intelligence and intellect of
any community Arizona has the people, the wealth.
the intelligence, the capacity to govern to enttle it
to statehood
We can assure the Argus that it has not gone
beyond facts. We believe that Arizona can live as
cheaply under Statehood as it does now under the
bastard Territorial system of government Besides,
of Arizona desire the proud privilege of address
ing the and women of New York and Massa-
chusetts and Virginia and Texas as our fellow cit
izens.
We have confidence in Congress and in the Ex-
ecutive and respecters of laws and of courts,
but above them all love the Constitution of the
United States and desire its protection.
Arizonians are but the grand children and great
grandchildren of the men who shed their blood that
the Constitution might be established. Now, when
the Supreme Court decides that the peopleo the Ter
Fltories are not peers but vassals, we demand our
right-our inherited rightto enter the Union of
States.
We don't want to stand on small politics, to ped
agogue with the pedant, plead with the dema-
gogue, mortgage ourselves to the cormorant: We
demand our right to enter the Union on the same
basis of population and wealth, and education, and
patriotism, and manhood, that other States have
done.
Arizona declines to be sacrificed to the Repub-
lican party.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
Copy Of Order to Show Cause Why Order
ofSaIc Of Real Estate Should not
Be Made.

In the Probate Court of the County of Pima,
Territory OF Arizona.
In the matter OF the estate of Ellen Finley
deceased.
w: T. Woods the administrator OF the estate
OF Ellen Finley, deceased, having filed his petit
tion herein praying for An order OF sale OF part
OF the real estate, OF said deeedent for the pur-
poses therein set forth.
~ therefore ordered by the said court, that
all persons Interested In the estate of said de.
ceased, appear before the said court on Wed.
nesday, the 18th day OF June 1901, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon OF said day, at the court room
OF said court at the county court house In Tue
son. County OF Pima. to show cause why an
order should not DO granted TO the said ad-
mtntstrator 70 sell SO much OF the real estate OF
the said deceased Ellen Finley, as shall be ne
cesaary.
And that copy OF this order be published
at least Tor four ~ successive weeks in The
ARIZONA Daily Citizen, n newspaper printed
ana Published In said Pima county, Arizona
Ferritory before said l2tb day of June 1901.
s. w. PURCELL, Probate Judge
Dated May 9th, 1901.
First pub April o. last June IL
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
Why NOW MORE THAN HERETOFORE

In his last speech at San Francisco President
Mckinley said that there in all the past
such demand for incorruptible character strong
enough TO resist every temptation to do wrong"
This remarkable saying of the Presidents has
been widely quoted and extolled. To be sure, man
named Thomas Jefferson once said 1.-THE whole art
"a government consists of being honest" But then
that n % brief and plain way of putting it, Mr..
Mckinley uses 80 many more words. And this is a
word-loving age.
But does not Mr. Mckinley overstate the case
somewhat Can 'incorruptible character be more
vital and valuable TO nation in age than in an
othorY
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
Special Assessment Notice.
TUCSON. Arisona, May 18th, 1901.

Tucson. Arizona, May 18th, 1901.
To ALL CONCERNED;
Notice is hereby given TO any and all persons
interested that the Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil OF the Ci,y OF Tucson, Arizona Territory,
having ordained, that West sixth street, be-
tween Main street and North Eighth Avenue.
North Eigth Avenue between West sixth street
and Toole Avenue, and Tooie Avenue between
North Eighth Avenue and South Third Avenue,
be and the same are hereby ordered severed.
according TO the provisions Of Ordinance No.
las and the plans and specifications adopted by
the Mayor and Common Council Of the City o.
Tucson. and providing for that purpose.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05

body into vigorous health.
NJ took two bottles of DR.. Pferce's Golden
Medical Discovery for stomach troabic," wtatss
Clarence carnss, Esq-, Of Tayiorst2wn. Loudoun
take any more, can eat mck anything now.
am so well pleased with 4 hRrdiy know how
TO thank you for your kind ipforuaatior,
you. There was q gentisuaan told me aboat
your medicine. how u had cured his wife.
thought | would try q butsis Of II. am glad
did, for don't kuow what ] would have done
if II had not been for Or. Pierce's Golden Med
heal Discovery
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
Desert Land, Final Proof Notice
for Publication.

United States Land ONCE, Tucson Arizona.
May 7, 1901.
Clark, OF Mammoth, Arizona, has fled notica
81 intention to make proof on his desert
land claim No. 2as7, for the N y N. W. i.
z 3, r. N W. See, ID, 7. 9-s., X. I7E, &.
h 3. r. B. & NJ, before the register and receiver
at Tucson arizona, on Wednesday, the l2th day
he names the following witnesses 10 prove
sne complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land: Neorge J. Acton, William r. Atchley,
James Miley, and Frank Bonnard all OF Nam.
moth, Arizona.
MILTON Il MooRR,
r.. Register.
First pub. May sth, last June II. 1901
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
Notice OF Contest,
Department of the Interior, United States

Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office. '''''
Tucson, Arizona June 4, 1901.
suheient affidavit Of contest having bean
aled In this office on May II, 1901, by Francisco
Dc Los Reyes against the homestead entry oi
Frederick Wendt, the same being No. 3Igl made
ia novsmee1 = 1s'g, for the NW4 SEA Sec. Is, T.
said Frederick Weudt died on or ebont Aronst
%, 1900. and since said date no heir.at-law or
person representing the estate OF said Wendt
mas resided upon. cultivated or improved said
land, but the same is wholly abandoned and
ior more than six months since making said
entrJ next prior to the date herein, etc
Whereupon hearing was ordered and no.
tices issued for service. Said notices have now
been returned and an affidavit filed showiny
that personal service cannot be made n nd ash,
ing that the same be given by publication. II
u tnereiofe ordered and all parties Of interest
are hereby notified that II hearing in said cnse
VIII be had at the United States Land OfIjce in
1901. " o' "'s A%'
john II. BAuMAN, Receiver.
LIST pub. June 5th, 1901 last pub. july 2d' iao
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
TucSONs FINANCIAL STRENGTH.

We owe an apology to the moneyed people of
Tucson notwithstandin the boundless wastes that
dfvids No.
few days ago In discussing some incidental
qnestion IN connection with modern Tucsons pro-
gEoaa growth and expansion, we remarked among
other things that the deposits in the Tucson banks
sses app r6arhing the million mark.
Thls was serious blunder. The banks Of Tue
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
Notice.

II is desired to know the residence oil
Carlos Dominges, who twelve years age
resided in Bisbee, Arizona. His father
wishes to know and any person who can
give any information will be- thanked
very much. Address Eleuterio Estrada,
Mogollon, N. NJ.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
The. Law

OF health has no uniformed guardians
Of its peace. If it had there would be
arrests innnmerabie In every restaurant
every day of the year. Both in the
quantity and quality Of the food they
eat and In the manner Of its consunp-
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05

WHEN the wedge goes and the grand hundred
thousand dollar hotel will be built as it will Tucson
will be the oldest, youngest and gayes town in the
whole Southwest
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05

Now that Jack the Ripper has returned, the var
ious amateur and professional detectives who had
finally disposed of him can begin framing theor-
les
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05
Fought For His Life.

"My father and sister both died OF
Consumption" writes j. T. Weather.
wax, OF Wyandotte, Mich, "and ! was
saved from the same irightful fate only
by Or. Kings New Discovery. An at.
tack OF Pneumonia left an obstinate
cough and very severe lung trouble,
which an excellent doctor could not help
but q few months use of this wonderful
medicine made me as well as ever and
gained much in weight" Infallible for
Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Lung
tronble. Guaranteed bottle SOC and Al
at L. Zeckendorf & Co., wholesale, ,sand
Geo. Martin, retail. Trial bottles free.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05

OH location blanks for sale
the Citizen office.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05

A ttOu. HtSu Au0
N women sin
ID each day
IN against the
laws OF health.
Those who
will not heed
Natures
warnings cam
not escape her pun
ishuents, and dys-
pepsia or stomach
atrouble " Is the inva-
riable penalty of care
less eating.
There 10 no other
medicine Tor diseases
of the stomach and
allied organs of d-
gestion and nutrition
which can compare
with DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery. It cures
these Diseases perfect
ly and permanently.
and enables the build
sru t,x NJ tbs xvh0fe
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-05

Placer location blanks for sale
at the Citizen office,
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Y!GoR or Men
Easily, Quickly and Perma-
Nantly Restored
MAGNETIC NERVINE

Is sold with written PuaranIee to
cure Insomnia. Fits. Dizziness. Hys-
terra, Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality.
Seminal Losses, Failing Memn-y-
the result of Over-work. Work, Wor.
=. Hicknees. Errore of Youth or Over
] .dulgence. Price 81; g boxes $S.
Bv mail in plain package to any ad-
dress on receipt of price. Sold oniy by
Crawford Bros. Druggists, Agents,
Lancaster, s. L.
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protective tariff, ship subsi iies.
etc. He contended thatth en-
dorsement Of bends in ard of rail
roads by. South Carolina bore no
analogy to the proposed ship
subsidy principle, but all of these
honds had proved disastrous. In
a few years there will be danger
from negro domination. Within
20 years you will have this same
problem to settle, as young ne
gross who can read and write will
become eligible to vote. He urged
the whites not to heed the call of
the Commercial Democrats and
cause split in the white forces.
The white man will not stand ne,
gro domination. He will meet
it with brute strength. In view
of this, reflect upon tho conss-
guence of these new doctrines and
meet the issue and root it out.
Some of those who champion the
new ideas are honest men, bnt
they are mistaken. "Curssd be
the man who would strike down
his party to strike a malignant
liar. That man is a traitor, "said
the speaker in conclusion.
MR.. HEMPHILL WANTS Nc
LAURIN BURIED.
Hon John j. Hemphill, of Ches-
ter, said one of the United States
Senators had turned his back on
the people who elected him. He
is proposing certain changes in
the Democratic party and un-
fortunately there are some who
are willing to follow him and it
was thought wise to bring out
the people and explain to them
the consequences of such action.
The man who marches under the
Democratic flag and fights its bat
ties is the kind Of one wanted.
He didn't believe the advocates
of the new doctrines really knew
what they were talking about.
The leaders, however, knew what
they are about. The devil him
self doesn't know what these fol-
lows are going to say; the; don't
know themselves what to say.
The Democratic idea of expansion
was always saturated with com,
mon sense. Those who vote for
McLsurin or men of his ideas
should write on their ballots that
thew are willing to mortgage four
generations of their children to
pay the pensions incurred by the
war in the Philippines. 1. will
cost $40, 900, 900 year to hold
the Philippines, forty times as
much as tho annual expense of
the State government, and We
sell each Filipino goods that each
American a profit of one-one
hundredth of one mill enc
thoussndth part of one cent. The
speaker told how the Southern
mill men got big ideas and am
bitions by rubbing against the
milli ?naires of Wall street, wanted
to become j. p. Morgan, and
came back homo with ship SUBJ
sldles, expansion and other great
schemes, which they want the
people to adopt In order to help
them along. The ship subsidy
bill put the farmers name in the
preamble, but leaves it out Of the
resolution. If it is meant to aid
the farmer, why don't they pay
it to him : 81 have a notion,'
said Mr.. Hemphill, "that this
doctrine is buried about as deep
as possible. But if such is not
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Lois HaEvell was arrested in
Nevberry Tuesday charged with
killing her bsbv on tho 2tth of
July. io
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when he gives McLaurin those of

"ooo ho kiVeo hObdVtlu yI0So OI~
fees, does he do so with the idea
of building up Democratic rar--
ty which will defeat the Repuhli-
can partys If this man can get
majority of the voters behind him
Tillman will take it as notice that
they lon't want him and If they
don't he certainly doesn't desire
to stay in Washington. McLau-
rim betrayed his people and that
is why Tillman asked him to re-
sign. At the North Senatorial
seats are put up and sold at auc-
tion, so to speak. Republicans in
the lower house of congress are
mere puppets-t tools of the
corporations and wealthy classes,
who send them there to obey or
ders. They vote for this class
which McLaurin now stands tor
the millionalres. 81 defy him to
attempt his Mark Hanna methods
in South Carolina. There is not
money enough in Wall street to
buy a South Carolina senatorship,"
said the speaker, and he will not
believe it unless McLaurin is re a.
lected. He wants to he ruled out
OF the party, for he is certain to
be defeated. TilIman wanted Nc
Laurin bef re the people this year
bnt if this cannot be done he was
not in favor of giving him the sx-
cuee to cry, "Persecution I" He
was glad the gentleman this moru-
ing asked that Tillman's enemies
not exercise their prejudice in ia
vor Of McLaurip. "I do not want
him ruled cut of tho primary"
said the Senator. He ridicuIed
the idea that he dictated the action
of the executive committee in it's
recen' action, and spoke of Nc
Laurin's charge to that effect in
his characteristic manner. He did
speak absut light in the West,
but went over South Carolina DO
litical history to show that he had
always been loyal to the Demo-
cratic party. Tho Alliance help.
cd to elect him, hut did not como
into being until three years after
his movement was started. Till
man opposed Ben Tsrrell's move
to organize third party. Popu-
lism got no foothold in South Car
elina, because of the danger of
splitting the white vote. The bit
terest dose he ever swallowed was
when Cleveland was nominated
1t was after this that he spoke of
looking for the light IN the West.
The Chicago delegation was in
structed not to bolt if free silver
failed, but to go back for further
instructions. But 1t was the 9TH
or fellows, like Hill, who had to
go home for instructions. enc
Laurln had been as much tainted
with Populism as any of us. If
there is one man alive who has
been loyal to the Democratic par
ty l am that man and any man
who says otherwise lies.'' Nc
Laurin comes around now trying
to bamboozle and ssducs you.-
"You have a right to follow any
one you want, but l want to warn
you. We are not out of the woods
on the negro question. We only
have a little tlme to look about
u.s." 1t is the purpose of the Re-
publicans to reduce Southern rep
resentation, as announced in the
Ohio Republican convention
Hanna and McLaurin are exceed.
ingly cordial. He says Mckinley
should be Reelected BY acclama-
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people to desert the doctrine. of

4
the fathers. He swung to Till
mans coat>tail in 1892, seeking
suffrage and has gone back on
every pledge, in the speakers
Judgment, that he ever made to
man or 'woman. He would not
pc here but for this treachery. 1t
was McLaurin's place to have
been here. Ho is now in Oconse
county trying to lniure the speaker
IN his absence. He now says
South Carolinians should forsake
the platform he pledged himself
to support. At Due West Nc
Laurln said William j. Bryan
was the great light in the West,
called by God to lead the people
and was one of the greatest men
this country has eyer produced
and today he denoupces William
j. Bryan, our leader. "I de.
nouDce him as Il traitor to the
Dem mocratic party" said Latimer,
and then he went iuto discussion
of McLaurin's propositions. Mr..
Grady, of North Carolina, in his
book, says this New England
crowd which McLaurln wants us
to vote for has taken out of the
Treasury So for every 81 they
eve" put in. Latlmsr has about
Sic, 600 in cotton mills and wants
tsem to prosper, out on equal
terms with other business enter
prise. If he could not satisfy
any man in the audience that the
proposed subsidy would destroy
rather than build up our merchant
marine he would retire from pub
lie life. 81 had to take one of
tho doses offered and l took John
McLaurin,' said the speaker Hs
rode us up to Washington as
Democratic horse, hitchsd us out
and now is trying to got us to
adopt commerclaIism. What are
they kicking so about in the cot
ton millsa They are making frsn
10 to 100 per cent. They haven't
done SO well this year, but they
are getting along in fair shape.
As soon as bad yoar comes mill
men want special legislation. 1t is
the New England spirit, If the
mill in company with John
hcLaurin try to get special
privileges it will rebound on them.
He warned mill owners that there
WAS trouble ahead if they persisted
in their course. This infamous
practice of giving Office and money
to debauch our people should be
punished by hanging.
TILLMAN.
Senator Tillman opened by re-
ferring to the lack OF enthusiasm
in the audience, but remarked on
tho attention gwen the speakers.
There is an effort to have as an is
sue IN this State the question of
what is Democracy. "He actually
SAID Iillmanism was the smallpox
and that he had had it and that it
had broken out on him, but don't
believe 1t. for he don't show any
marks. l was invited TO Gaffney
by about $50 citizens while he was
invited by about six bankers and
mill presidents" Senator Till
man then told why he resigned
and said he wanted to settle the
matter this year. AS soon as
Governor HcSweeney advised that
we should have quiet McLaurin
withdrew his resignation. 81
went with Johnny into the mill
pond expecting to drown him, but
our Governor decided that this
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TrwEsTBoUN EAsTB, UND.
~SSco,. IL and Is Nos. 1. and Is
"a ID. z M. A A,. Pm
- 81 ) 55 Ar Chester Nv a4O $40
~ 90 Rchburg 10 u S47
= 447 Ba-cumbville 10 40 81
o. % = Fort Lawn IL 90 els
I'm
'S~S 10 GO Ly Lancaster Arl1 40 $40
Ne. i.%"!" 'r,,cas'er $50 am.
asxIee Ci0ss can nection At Chester
1shS r'Imthrrn Railway No 80 for
fgASc,dne aud points north; and Sea
H,xd Air i.ina Atlanta special"
H'Sc Atlanta aud points west Also
'-SaS6 tGr8ima and Northwestern Rail
'~-sG.T No. 10 f,r enoir. N. g, ana in
"sSsreetiat l;,aiuts, and southern Rail
'sssnSHMo SO for Columbi, and points
-sesax,h
NO. 1T. leaving Chester 1890 a m,
crsaasecas with southern Railway No.
''9aSsr1lc Columbia and points south:
"S''Sooard Air Line "Atlanta Specisin
adCo northern and eastern points and
essx thern Railway No 33 from North
ss'rc'End eastern points, All ~ Lam
s1s's:eT with @ & G f for Blacksburp.
Ss, &c. leaving Lancaster 400 D m.
.''s'ssxccts at Lancaster with s z &GE
Nss>cc Camden ani Marion. and South.
arg Railway No. "a at Chester for
" f4anaPlotte aud points north.
NC. -, leaving Chester $40 D m,
s"-aar scts a. Chester with southern
"a ss'!way NJ. "a from Columo oia and
Ss+:ir,ts south.
Ia : NJ. HE nth, Gen Pass. ACT,
.f-& ROY SPRINGS. President.