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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-08
FRANK AGAIN IN LEAD.
Jumps Ahead of Fusion Competitors
for Senate.

Helena, Mont. Feb. 7-TOday's senator
ial ballot iwas as follows: Frank, y;
Mantle q; MacGinnis. y. p @. sullivan
OF Silver Bow, Z Conrad 2; Spriggs- j.
TOOIe l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-08
ANTI-LYNCHING
BILL PROPOSE

Topeka. Kan. Feb ~ I'D. ~. 2
Of T'eavpuworth has h.. IFS ...s
causing the legIslatul- D.. .-a
towards stopping mob --E-
Senator smith introduce ~
ing il a felony To- paTu...a.-
on To purchase rope OF E--..
use of mob
The bill also provides
who allows a prisoner t. r.
his custody by "a mob ---
moved from office
Don't let the hand ". -- rl-s
wrinkles on your race. al =
by ayep- o5rans in a rs...a-l I'D
5 ION HERBINE viii Oh. MS l.. rms
fe w Youth. disease and -..a pg
did age. Price. so cents. .-f L--
5rug store, corner Main
South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-08

BY remittitur from the supreme court
Yesterday. Judgment in plaintiffs favor
was entered for S14.7 700 and interest
from June 10 1884, in the furniture
warrant case OF s. II. Auerbach vs.
Salt Lake countE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-08

take Laxative BT1m0 Quinue Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL 80
fails to cure. T. W. Groves signature
is on each box. -gr-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-08
Now Running
TUESDAYS and FTidaT5-

From Chicago t' j- sr -.5=--.
Augustine without o.t..---.-r s.s5-
new Pullman train H- r.g rans--.--
and observation cars 5r The -
Chicago and Flori-a .--z ria jl--..-~
Pennsylvania short so noon. FL
natl. Leaving time tuesdays -.
chicago Union station --ssTVa ~.
FRIDAYS. For tickets e. P. A51
amply to Il. r. DeI-ii-- --ri-agl-
24S south Clark stTr-. q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-08

account. The case viii be suDmltteu
for decision this morning
Heavy Judgment Against County.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-08

To Cure the Grip in Two Days.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-08
Teller Attacks Steal.

The attendance of forty-six senators
was secured at Sis and Mr.. Teller en-
tered an earnest and emphatic protest
against the holdins Of night sessions
with "a view % advancing the shipping
bill RE Was morally certain, he said,
that the night sessions would not eX-
pedltu the consideration. OF the meas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-08
ou;etlv Slip Away.

The queen and prince eonsQ }Es,s sI Pin q
me- me- =, t@a railwav station with a party
81 guests al clock in the atLeIn +Ser e' ~
6osrded a special train walu4ls nc ,e1s,S,r,ie
30 49,, fo Loo Palace me peopIe
I,-sitiue i'm the steerts and about tIe - ~
We ir9 --bS HAGUE were disappolnltu 10
~ - - -....t nsrnrt eaIlOp back alo.e.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
ACCUSED OF STEALING
SCORES OF BICYCLES.

Los ANGELES, Dec 7.-Aftcg {
chase of several blocks, during which
they had to use their reyolyeIs twice
the police made one of the most i'm
portant captures in this part OF the
State in long time They got the
OF bicycles, not only in Los Angeles
but in San Francisco Oakland and all
cities between here and there and a.
far east as FL paso. There Is no douut
about his guilt. for he has confessed
to five cases of grand larceny. and the
officers have begun an Investigation
which they believe will result in prov
ing that he has stolen scores OF wheels.
The name given by the prisoner is
Thomas Cody. but at other places he
gave different names, He is we'll
dressed wears diamonds has ronsid-
erablc money and in appearance would
not be suspected OF being a thief who
conducted his operations sysiematical-
ly and over large field At the time
of his capture five stolen wheels were
seized So extensive were his opera
tions that he frequently advertised
wheels for sale in newspapers here and
elsewhere. A prospective customer be
came suspicious and notified the Of
ficers. who found C0dys Headquarters
on New High street and since Tuesday
they have been watching for him.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09

Regarding the Pima County Narrow
Gauge Railroad bonds, Mr.. Rochester
ord at the request Of The citizen fur
uahcd the following statement Mr..
Fora is attorney for Pima County in
thiS matter and at the request Of the
Board OF Supervisors went to New
York to employ counsel To represent
case is reached in the Supreme Cou
OF the United States Hon John C.
Carlisle was retained and will give the
ease his personal attention
In the suit of Utter ct al VS.
Franklin ct al. which was brought t.
conpel the Loan Commissioners of
Arizona 10 issue Territorial funding
bonds for the bonds issued by Pima
County in 1889 To the Arizona Narrow
Gauge Railroad Company in exchange
for bonds OF that company, the Su-
prcme Court of the United States de
cidcd on January 3. 1899, that bonds
issued by a county in a Territory
which We're void because not author
ized by act Of Congress, may be made
valid by subsequent act of Congress,
and that these Pima County bonds
which had been declared void by the
Supreme Court of the United States in
the ease of Lewis w. Pima County, l55
L. s. 81. were validated and made
good, so far as appears on their face
by the act of Congress of June 6. 1896
The case was reversed and remanded
10 the Supreme Court of Arizona for
further proceedings and when 1t got
back to the Arizona court an amended
answer was filed setting ND the defense
that the railroad was never built and
that the bonds were without consid-
Grafton and that they were not ex-
changed in good faith.
Before the case was again decided by
the Supreme Court of Arizona, the
Territorial legislature on March -.
1899, passed. over Governor Murphy
veto. act No. 80, entitled IAN Act I,
Abolish the Loan Commission and to
Repeal Sundry Laws nslating There
to-
\ great deal of testimony was takcr
in the case, and it was conclusively
proved that only ten miles of the rail
road were ever laid with ties and iron.
and that after the projectors got the
Sl59.ooo In bonds from Pima County
they abandoned the undertaking and
made no move OF any kind TO go on
with the road
The main points presented in the Su-
preme Court of Arizona in opposition
70 the funding of the bonds were that
the loan commission had been abolish
"a by The Territorial net above cited
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
HOGAN MUST ANSWER
TO The GRAND JURY

Russell Hogan ana Frank Summers,
the two vagrants charged with assault
ing and robbnG Tom Ryan, were tried
second time on this charge before
Justice Wilson, on Saturday afternoon.
The evidence introduced was all
against them but Summers succeeded
In proving an albi from evidence in
troduced in the case of II. +. Larson
the forger. One of the witnesses in that
case testified that Summers was in tho
saloon OF u. Davis at the time The as
sault was committed on Ryan. Judge
Wilson found sufficient evidence to
hold Hogan to await the action of the
grand jury and fixed his bond at $250.
Failing to give bond he was sent to Jail.
Summers was discharged He thank
ed the Judge prOfusely for letting him
off. 1t looked a little as If the crime
was being placed on Hogan 5 shoulders
but the evidence was such that Sum
mers could not be held
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
The DEALER SHOT
AND KILLED HIS MAN

BAKER CITY. Ore, Dec. 9.-Georgc
Biles, we'll known character in this
city. was shot and killed early thi,
morning in the Log Cabin saloon by
David Staley. a faro dealer Staley
was dealing the game. when one o.
the players became insulting and Sta
ley ordered him to leave He refused
to go and Staley arose to eject him,
when Bilcs, who was siDCng at the Ia p
Bile, but not playing, interfcred Stalcy
told Biles to mind his own business.
Biles arose with an oath, saying:
'Ill go get hcelcd and get you.
Staley called another man to deal
ana went out INTO the saloon. Bilos
returned about ten minutes later. arm
ed with long knife. and started for
Staley When about ten feet away
Stal"y took up shotgun and shot Bill
es in the left breast Bilcs walked
about ten feet and fell dead
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
PROPERTY OF SENATOR
JONES IS ATTACHED

NEW YORK, Dec. An attachment
for $500 was granite, by Justice Beach
Of the Supreme Court against property
of United States senator John F.
Jones of Nevada. Later the Senator
settled and the attachment was dis
continued. The amount due was on a
note made by Senator Jones on June
I, 1901, payable ninety days after date
to Clifford II Tryctt The attachment
was lodged against some statuary,
paintings, carpets and other valuable
household goods which the Senator
had sent from his Washington house
to firm of auctioneers in this city to
be sold at public auction The lawyers
declined to reveal the nature of tho
debt or to say who Triyctt, their client.
was.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09

1t turns out that Thomas b Fergu
son. the new governor OF Oklahoma,
appointed by President Roosevelt is a
Democrat MIR. Ferguson was minis.
ter to Sweden during the last admin
istration OF President Cleveland He
IS a Democrat all the time. 1t seems
that when Republicans squabble
among themselves over appointments
or misbehaye themselves in Office. the
President regards it as good policy to
pick a Democrat The President is
sometimes a wise man
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
The Narrow Gauge Bonds.
Statement Of Pima COunty's Case

, and therefore that the petition for Il
i mandamuS against the commissioners
/ could not be maintained after the com
! mission had ceased to exist. and also
! that the bonds had not been exchanged
! ia good faith. as shown by the evil
+ dcnce, and therefore that they should
not be funded,
/ The Supreme Court OF Arizona docid-
ed that the funding law was Con
| aresaional act aud mad become part
/ OF the Orgapic law of the Territory 10
the extent. at any rate that il may not
be changed so rs to render any of its
provisions imperative by any act of
the TrritOria legislature except with
, the consent of Congress.
This decision seems to be directly
opposed to the former rulings OF the
! Supreme Court of Arizoua on the same
question, for in the case of Schuerman
q al, vs.. Territory. reported in the
Goth volume of the Pacific Reporter.
at page S95, in which case the bonds Is
sued ny Yayapai County were funded.
the same four judges had unanimously
decided that the funding act was "A
Territorial act and the loan commits
sion was the creation of the Territory
I his decision in the Schuerman
case, as we'll as decisions in other ease.
constituting the act, We're presented and
indeed, urged upon the Suprcm,
Court of Arizona in the Utter VS..
Franklin case. both in the main brict
and in the printed motion for a re
| hearing. but the court did not see ii
to discuss or take any notice Whatever
of its former decisions The case was
submitted on briefs as the court re
fused to permit counsel to argue
orally.
AS between the Schucrman decision
and the later decision attorneys foI
Pima County think that the Schucr-
man enunciatOn of the law In correct
and that as the loan commission was
the creation OF the Territory it could
be abolished by the same power which
rcated it, This point will he argmet
IN the Supreme Court OF the ttnitc
states a. We'll a. ,ne defense to the
bonds on the merits
Hon. John @. Carlisle has been en-,
ployed Oh behalf of Pima County an
VIII personally argue the case in tbe
7opF'm9 Court of tnc United States
as Weil as file brief. The record and
othef necessary papers were given H.
MN and fun oral statement made ia
MN ni the facts aud points involved
lie Is regarded as one OF tho ableaf
lawyers alive. and will certainly do
an that anyone could do Ia protect the
interests oi the country. The case H.
set lor hearing on March / next
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
SINGLE TON OF ORE
PAYS FOR The MINE

TACOMA. Dee. .. Charles u. Lane.
luck has once more stood him in good
stead According to news brought hero
by James Cady. a mining man of Slate
Creek. one single ton of orc taken
from Lanes Eureka mine in the SLATE
Creek district contained enough gold
to more than pay him for the cost OF
the property. He bonded the mine for
$G0,oo0 in 1871. Carrying forward dc.
Fclopmcnt work which showed that It
would become an immense producer.
The main ledge contains several
very rich pay streaks from one Of
which was taken the ton OF ore men
toned by Cady Tho Eureka was dis
covered in 1895 and first bonded to
Marcus DAILY who let his contract
lapse
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
Big Damage Suit
Against Wells, Fargo Co.

Ell PAS0 Texas, Dec, 9.-Y Yesterday
there came to light another story of
the persecution Of an American citi
zen in The Republic of Mexico. OF
months of imprisonment in a Mexican
jail. and the almost inhuman treat
mont accorded him there because n
powerful corporation operating in the
Republic demanded his imprison-
mruf
According tn die young mans story
ic was held for four days and threa
nights in cell without any bed ol
bed clothing. ventilation or food and
tiat the cell had oniy n ground floor
upon which he could lie. and was sub
s'quently placed in the public prison
As result Of the indgnitiCs heapcd
upon him. yesterday. through his at
torncys. Patterson 4 l;uckler. he filed
the largest damage suit In the district
court that has been brought in EI
l'aso for some time. The title of the
case is Ernest Wade rs. Wells. Fargo
4 Co, The amount prayed for in the
petition is $J0,00o
Wade had been in the employ of tho
express company for some time. and
formerly worked in this city in the
companys Office here. During the
month of November. 800. he was
transferred to Chihuahua In Janu-
airy. 1901, at Chihuahua. Wells Fargo
Co had an express package stolen.
containing $4,000. Mexican money.
and on the Sth OF the same month
Wade was arrested and sent TO the
public jail in the City Of Chihuahua.
Wade Is young man % years of
age and came to Texas from Alaba-
ma. He is very conservative and has
carefully avoided discussing his
trouble in Mexico After being re-
leased he came to this city and con-
suited lawyers. the result being the
large damage suit filed yesterday.
1T is one of the strongest cases |
have seen in years, said Judge Buck
Ter yesterday Wade received the
most shameful and humiliating trr$r
mcnt Imaginable at the hands of Wells
Fargo & Co. and deserves every cent
Of damages prayed for in the petition. |
He was arrested without the slightest
ground for suspicion, and there waq
never even charge made in writing or |
complaint filed for his Imprisonment. |
lie was kept in Jail at the request ot /
the company, bnt finally as no charge |
Or complaint was filed the authorities |
refused to hold him longer and lfbrr. |
ltcd him.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09

cleanness OF the civil service. This is
very worthy ambition.
Unless the officers Of the government
are honest and decent the conduct of
public affairs cannot be efficient an,
reputable President Cleveland main
tanned clean and efficient public ser
vice and his administration has gone
to history as the best in half a century.
President Cleveland did not hesitate
to dismiss officials who did not come
up To his standard and Roosevelt will
have To 40 the same ii he hopes to
crafty his ambition
The people wIu view the civil ser
vice just as tney see it. People in Ari-
zona will not make note OF the charac-
ter OF men appointed in New York OF
South Carolina, but of the class and
character of the men who are in office
here. If Roosevelt is to be judged by
the character of the federal officials
NOV III RIllbHd, MS dtlllllllSti dlIbIi
will be condemned in Arizona. The
governor of the Territory stands accus-
Ell of looting the Territorial Treasury
President Cleveland did not hesitate to
dismiss d governor appointed by him
self. when he discovered his shortcom
ings Will President Roosevelt be less
courageous?
We have no doubt that President
Roosevelt can find Republicans in Ari-
iona who would reflect credit on his
administration if he summoned them
TO the federal service, But a majority
perhaps, II those in Office now. begin
ming with Governor Murphy. will have
to go before Roosevelt can begin to
realize his ideal
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
Court Of FOreSterS
Elect Officers at Yuma

YUMA, Aril, Dec . Yuma'a Com.
panion Court ol Independent Forestcrs
at its meeting held last Friday even
ing, elected the following officers for
the ensuing term Chief Ranger. Mrs.
;. b lla"hett; VIce-Chicf Ranger. Miss
harrington; Recording Secretary. Mrs.
Q. w. Winch; Financial Secretary Siis;
Agnes Ba'sz: Treasurer. Mrs. +. G..
Slater orator. AIRS r. D. Mollov:
senior woodward, Miss Grace Connur.
junior woodward, Mrs. Alice r.. Hicks
senior barile, Hiss Kathryn Balsz.
junior beaGle, Miss Lepnora RieT.
trustees, Miss Cash NJ Smith and Mrs
Thomas Stratton.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
CHICAGO POLICEMAN
HELPED The BURGLARS

CHICAGO, III. Pee .. George rl.
l."'t and Dan Grceu. two noted old
li'Ee Saf"bIow"rs were arrested today
lr'"hn asked to see chief Of poiire
" \e'iI. He was taken To headquarters
ana told how detective was in on
an j"bs and accompanied tho burglars
IN raids, The accused defective denies
the accusations
1hfre have been many safe robber-
ics lately which have baal.d the de-.
paftiheht anu led 10 The belief that a
member OF The force was in collision
with the robbers II is said plan was
arranged to catch the policeman sns.
peoted but 1t vent aWf1
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
She Took Morphine
For Disappointment.

TERRA HAUTE. Ind. Dec 9. Miss
Emily Neukom. critic Of the teachers
OF the city schools. is dead from NOR
phine poisoning Under her pillow
were found two unopened letters from
ID. NJ. Greeting of Greensburg, former
State superintendent of public instruc
ton, who few months ago broke al
engagement to marry her on the
ground that his married daughter OBJ
jected. Miss Neukom's friends had
feared for her sanity from the time
she received the letter breaking the
engagement Broo,.ng over the mat
ter is thought to have caused her tC
take her life.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
A KEEN CLEAR BRAIN

Your best feelings. your social posi-
ton or business success depend large
iy on the perfect action of your Sto-
mach and Liver. Dr. Kings New
Life Pills give increased strength. a
Keen. clear brain high ambition. A
% cent box will make you feel like a
new being. Sold by l.. Zeckendorf &
Co, wholesale, and Geo. Martin, drug
store. retail
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

Poor complexion IS usually the result
OF torpid liver or irrcEularity OF the
bowels. bcWit's Little EaIly lt~oa
stiMulatc the liver Promote regular
action of the bowels Never distress.
On sale at l!rlr3 Pharmacy, u N
Church street
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
A CLEAN CIVIL SERVICE

A well informed Washington CORES.
pondent says that President Roose.
yeltssyc chief ambition Is to make his
administration memorable for the
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09

bl"s are now pending in Congress
providing for the admission of Arizo.
ma, New Mexico and Oklahoma L
Statehood. 1t Is essential that the peo.
pie of the Territories should let Con
gress know their sentiments Munici-
palities, Boards of Trade, business
firms, corporations, political commit
tees and individuals should petition
Congress, and individual members OF
Congress, to favor Statehood. And the
three Territories should stand or fal'
together. Oklahoma should not go in
without Arizona. There ought to be no
party politics intervened when the ques-
ton of Statehood is considered But
II the Repr blicans of the House at
tempt to play politics. the Democrat.
of the Senate should be ready to Il,
their duty, All the mainland Territor-
les should he admI,,cd to the Union.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
DEMOCRATS MUST GET TOGETHER

The proceedings of the Democratic
House caucus at Washington are very
much in keeping with some harmony
meetings that have occurred in tn,
past. Mr.. Mcclellan of New Yor
brought in some excellent resolutions
&id to have been inspired by Richar(
Croker. regarding the policy of the
party in Congress But the resolutions
said nothing on the financial question.
Therefore Mr. Ball. of Texas, announc-
ad that he would move as a substitute
/ the Kansas City platform. and the
trouble began. The Washington Post
which gives a fun report of the pro
ceedings says.
We can never win" declared Mr.
Fitzgerald. If We do not discard the
heresy Of free silver"
we can never win" retorted MIR
Bal, unless men calling themselves
Democrats support the national plat
iorm of the Democratic party.
No doubt every sensible Democrat
who reads the account will say we
can never win until Democrats quit
quarreling with each other and OBJ
servant Republicans will say the same
There is not a Republican politician In
The country who will not 'chortle in
his glce' when he reads the accounts
Of that Democratic caucus What has
Congress? A bill for that purpose could
not be passed in either House, If any
body were desirous of passing 1t. What
Is the use of saying anything about 1t?
1t would be just about as sensible to
bring up in a Democratic convention
-he question Of baptism or anything
Else as to which the delegates were
known to be not in agreement and as
to which there was not the slightest
necessity for agreement
The Republicans have absolute con
troll of Congress. the Democrats arc
not called upon to take any initiatory
steps, All that the party asks OF it's
Representatives at Washington is tt
keep watch OF the Republicans, expose
their subserviency to the trusts, their
indifference to the Constitution and
take advantage of their blunders We
are very confident that the Democratic
masses will not indorse anybody who
.cvotes his time and talent to stirring
up rows in the democratic party
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09

Entered according to Act OF Congress AZ Sec
nd.clAss matter AT the postofhce Of Tucson
AriKOnA
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-09
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

ELECTION DECEMBER 9TH.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-07
CLEANLY WOMAN.

Enormously Thinks BY Securing Her
Scalp That She Cures Dandruff.
Clearly woman has an erroneous idea
hat by securing the scalp, which re-
moves the dandruff scales, she is cur
ng the dandruff. She may wash her
scalp every day, and yet have dand-
rum her life long, accompanied by fall
ing hair, too. The only way in the
world to cure dandruff Is to kill the
dandrun germ. and there is no hair
preparation that will do that but New
pros Herpicide. Herpicide killing the
oandrun germ leaves the hair to grow
as healthy Nature intended. Destroy
the cause, you remove the effect. xiii
the dandrun germ with Herpicide.