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Arizona republican., 1901-12-18
BOARD OF TRADE
Beet Sugar and Other Matters Under
 Consideration.

4 meeting of the board of trade was held last night at which several mat ters of greater or less importance were considered. MT. E. A. F'owlc-. speak ing of the beet sugar factory. said that negotiations were proceeding in a very satisfactory manner and he believed that the, full amount of land would be subscribed for the raising of beets. Thsre was still quite q shortage. but since the meetings in the country school houses on the north side there had been such an awakening of inter est that there was little doubt that the contracts would be signed. There is. however. only two more days in which to work. for Mir. Sampsell. who Is representing the company. will leave on his return for New York on Decem- Der 20.
 It has been brought to the notice Of the board that for some time the em- pIoyees- of both the ans-continental lines running through this territory have been engaged in missionary work for southern California. and by mis representations have been trying to induce tourists. who had intended to come to the Salt River valley. to go on to the coast. It was the opinion Of the board that this work was going on without the Knowledge of the com panies. and 1t was thought that if it were brought to the attention of the proper authorities q muzzle might be applied to onicious trainmen. Last cummer Secretary Hamilton prepared a small but neat and concise parph let, which was given wide distribution. So many returns have come from is. that the board decided to have several hundred more copies of it printed. The last book prepared under the direction or the board. and printed by The Ari zona Republican. was referred to. The members of the board stated that they were highly pleased with the typo graphical appearance of the work. and
Arizona republican., 1901-12-18

Have you thought or bath robe: Great" says every man who has ever worn one. Yet he'd never have bought it himself.
 Comfortab ble, fine to wear about the house on lazy" days, and gen crously ooncealing of that undress that men connect with resting.
 We have a slick" line. Look them over.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
pHoENIX SHOULD BE SAT

PHOENIX SHOULD BE SATIS- FIED.-Harry l.. Trees. a prominent young Pittsburger. arrived in tow Il yesterday morning. The temperature in Chicago and other western points recently visited was far below zero. and Mir. Trees thinks that Phoenix peo- pie have no cause for complaint. MT. Trees is q close friend of Dr. Thomas LcCa.na and Wm. K. Maull.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-18
IF YOU HAVE WEAK LUNGS

and have become discouraged as to recovery remember much can be done by special scientific uD-to date treatment, and This applies with double force in the Sat- River Nall-y. IL i'll cost you nothing to consult Dr. Hibb ard and if you gre will rot he deceived Have you any chronic disease? If so, you cannoI possibly be cured by self experimenting ar by doctors who do not undeIstsn nd your case M any a man although able fo he about is seriously handicapped bv some obstinate ailmeDt. and is therefo urftt q for pleasure or business. Tnose who suffer from chronic diseases of the Genito Urinary Orxsns, from piles, fist ula. rheumatism, netfalgsc or nervnns sffec- lions sbonld without delay see Dr Ii ibb ard. To all suh -rers from InBladics of The above nature we offer the best tTeatr cnt, the newest remedies ard the mOs { rationsl and comp etc methods If curable, Science, Skill and Experience will ensure your re"oveTy. becoma prem zturely broken down ny phvsi
 eat weakn -ss. Spch cascs can be cured, The general practitioner. however, utterly fails. He lacks concentration of faculties ard can not a"com plish what the trained educated specialist does Blood Poisoning with syDhiliItie conditions bri-9iug witn inem all that is destructive to the human system. he speedily cured and without injnr ous drugs. Our method iS that Of the best Euro- seen in few days pon't fool with e,ectric belts or treatment by sample trial packages. We treat each case by itsslt and not by job lot system. Home treatment may be had in some eases although it is ger orally desirabl 10 have at lessta single interview When you cannot, evervdetail will be carsfnlly looked into. All medicines sent according io direc-
Arizona republican., 1901-12-18

You must remember that Louis Mel czer's apple cider is the best tonic you can take at this time of the year. 36 and 3S North First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-18

The frugal humorist believes that if he takes care of his cents of humor. the dollars will take care oe themselves.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-18

Mrs. Genter's dressmaking parlor at the Vendome is now open. All work personally attended to.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-18

that they believed It would attract favorable attention to Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-18

Venture Hill Copper Stock-4O. 900 shares at 23c. Wi1 pay 51.20O commits sion to purchaser or broker. Boaz geles. Cal.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

parties in the Central West rejoice lin IN yOur 70 NV T
1crR % r for an example Of model munieipal govern
ment. ALBERT J. BEVER1DGE-
New-York City November s
Hearty congratulations. have recently taken
my residence here. and become a New-forker
''ofpS JOHN HAYS HAMMOND
New-York City. November 6
my hearty f94 upon sH6oesf
administration. @''' GUSTAV II. sCHwAB.
spartanburg s C. November e.
am Democrat Rejpi9e 01E IN yG9F ~ fnsfss Ia8sHAW.
This mornings news seems too good to De true
Many congratulations TO the city o. NeM3, TH0Mas H
President OF Bry'n Mawr.
Fort Henry N Y November 6.
My heartiest congratulations and best ~lShes ior
FRANK s WITHERBEE-
New-York City. November G.
and glorious victory Heartest congratulations
ANU ''S' "'@'' FRANCIS E. LAIMBEER- LAIMEE-
Eassar College,
Poughkeepsie N Y, November 6
We greet you Mr.. Mayor. RighteoTsnesS6 les 6I1 has
New-York City. November g
Your magnificent victory. is a triumphant vindi-
Hearfiest Congratulations. OSCAR S. sTRAUs
Elmira. N Y November G.
tory. any j. S. FAssETT.
New-York City November 6
Congratulations magnificent and decisive vic
tory which, under your leadership, has been Won
by forces Of better government Ne"-A oIk Nity is
now assured Of a splendid municipal administra-
ton. j. HAMPDEN DOUGfERtA-
New-york City, November s.
Ny warmest congratulations and best wishes
MORRIS X. JESUP.
Washington D c., November g.
My heartiest congratulations and hest wishes for
your success. I. Y. GREENE.
New-York City, November 6
A thousand congratulations upon the clean sweep;
Your election is the best thing that has happened
a. JOHN J. NTCooK.
Washington. d. C. November 6
CONCENTRATIONS on your splendid canvass and
magnificent victory. Z. A. HITCHCOCK
Ann Arbor Mich November 6.
Heartiest congratulations and TO New-Iork
JAMES B. ANGEL
New-Tork City. November 6.
Your great victory puts the right man in the rlsht
JOHN CLAFIIN.
New-York City, November 6.
congratulate you upon your success 1t Is due
constantly before the people and thus brought sup
THURLow WEED BARNES,
Ies Moines Iowa. November 6.
Iowa has beer interested in your campaign-
congratulate you LESLIE NJ SHAW.
Department of Finance,
New-YoTk City. November g.
Dear Mr. Low: Accept my congratulations upon
your election and permit me TO offer you the faci-
ties Of the Department Of Finance and the hearty
cooperation of its officers and employees, including
myself, if you should desire, prior to January
next any Information concerning the city govern
-nent which be obtained in the Controllers
Office Very truly yours, BIRD s. COLER-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
POLICE CHANGE TALKED or.
MESSRS GREENE. GODDARD AND MOSS
EACH SPOKEN OF AS MUIR
PHY'S SUCCESSOR

Who is going to be boss?' asked a
policeman yesterday of member of the Re
publican county committee.
Don't know" was the answer, except thai
he will he the right kind of a man"
IN warrant that answered the policeman.
but 1 am bound TO say that kind of
curious like"
The Interrogation OF this policeman only goes
TO show what great interest the police of this
city have -touchin' and appertann to" the
disposal of Murphy and Devery, and the ap
pontment of new Police Commissioner by
Seth Low when he becomes Mayor.
Mr.. Low has himself said that he has not
made up his mind to who is the right man
for the place but gossip on the subject rife
yesterday.
Among the names which were mentioned most
frequently was that of Captain F. Norton God
dard. the Republican leader of the XXth As
semby District; General Francis V. Greene. for
mery chairman of the Republican County Com
mittee; Frank Moss. who was president of the
Police Commission In the administration of
Mayor Strong. and John McCullagh Superin-
tendent of Elections. and Chief of Police at the
beginning of Mayor Van Wyck's term
Captain Goddard was mentioned because of
the strong fight which he has made against
policy and also for the reason that he has
practically wrested his district from Tammany
Hall. Mr. Goddard took up the leadership OF
the district two years ago. when 1T had a big
Tammany majority, and by constant work he
was able elect fusion alderman at the elec
ton on last Tuesday. Captain Goddard is preSl-
dent of the Civic Club and was at one time
talked Of as the fusion candidate for Mayor.
The mention of Superintendent McCuliagh was
discredited by some, who said that his present
position satisfactory TO him.
The ragged and threadbare story again went
the rounds yesterday that Deputy Commls-
sioner Devery preparing to hand in his
early date. His friends. IN
particular aid that the Big Chief would not
give Mr.. Low the chance of forcing him out
1t also reported that the promotion OF
twenty-three men Tuesday TO the grade of
defective sergeants only showed how Tammany
was Fastening to for its favorltes before
the axe fell The majority of the police force
anpears to be iublant the election of the
fusion ticket, and from what can be learned
the greater part of it voted for Low.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

good health to women, which means tranquil
nerves, a good appetite and sound sleep
great sufferer two years ago with female trouble
and wrote you for advice" saws Mrs Matte Hays o.
ibuIstior Mcdonald Co, rYou outlined course OF
treatment followed directions and now fcel
expected 10 hear from you
when to you- In three days after commenced
taking medicines began TO ieel better ,ooH Csy
Fsvcre Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery i bought it five collars worth at
time and also vials OF Dr. Perccs Pellets would
ot dollars for the good the medicine has
done me praise ii enough wish al who snter
would DR. Perce's medicines air
trial work all day-doing anything. walk where
pesse and good Many thanks to for kind
advice"
DIR. Pierces Common Sense Medical Adviser, III
paper covers is sent free receipt of II one-ccnt
stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Address
e. r Y. Pierce. Buffalo. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
or TIE BALLOTS WHICH BROUG-
NiNY',S DEFEAT.
THE VOTE ON THE CITY TICKET.

a revision OF the election figures WAS itiaue ~
yesterday when delayed returns hoii
election districts sent in, but II o'o no'
change the general results announced III l he
Tribune yesterday morning Only snail uite
ences in pluralities were caused ny 'ie - c.
ton of the figures which were missing on Iues-
day night
The complete returns show that Seth Low
total vote in the city was 294,992, and that ne
beat Edward NJ Shepard for Mayor by -''oo4
votes.
Edward NJ Grout. the fusion candidate lot
Controller ran ahead of Mr.. Low, receiving d
total vote of 29971 and gaining plnraE'v Oh
1876.
Charles V Fornes the fusion candidate lor
President of the Board of Aldermen, ran behind
Mr.. Low. with total of 292016, but his Tam
many rival George NJ. Van Hoesen' also ran
behind. and Mr.. Fornes had plurality OF I'oo4
votes.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
EX-SENATOR CALL TO SEEK RE-E1Er,,o,.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. (SpeciaD-Ex-ss,,.
Wilkinson Call. who has for several months ~,
his residence in New-York. announces that h. ,a 9
return to Florida al once make his hon,a - ", va
Iusld county, and begin an active canvass 70, W @
L nlted states Senate to succeed Senator Nsu.lle We
whose term expires March 4 1868. NraIIorvss igry "
cessor will be elected by the legislature neyt W ac
Senator Call was in the Senate eighteen vears sy
was defeated by Mallory in 1897 Jul % out
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

mere selection Of officials operates
mnistrations OF their al
In 1902 the State OF New-York elects
Let the Democracy. wiser and thus o. Iovernor
cause OF yesterdays action by the peoni hseF be-
70 enter that contest with determnatioD' Prepare
IN the neat of political bitterness and IN ~ 70 win
ment mat attended the campaign n.-ex .e excite
Were resortsc TO- bit now that the pollticsp
pnere mas been cleared. believe thaf ~ atmos-
VIII reasSert their confidence In the sr s public
ma astery leadership of Richard Croker ans and
IL for him to reorganize the party rons, Ieaving
pect that he will again lead it to victory
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Mt. cantor md Mr.. SWanstrom VIII each nave
two votes in the Board 9f Estimate and Appor-
tionment while Messrs. Haffen, Cassidy and
Cromwell will each have one vote The votes of
the Borough Presidents will therefore be ciassed
as follows: Fusion, >; Democratic >; total 1
As the Mayor Controller and President of the
Board of Aldermen have each three votes in the
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment, the
fusonists will control the board with votes as
follows: Fusion II: Democratic. >; total 16
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
GILMAN MAY SUCCEED KNIGHT.
| PROMOTION TALKED OF FOR THE DEPUTY
! STATE CONTROLLER.

STATE CONTROLLER.
The election of Erastus c. knight, State Con-
troer as Mayor of Buffalo, has been followed by
a report that Theodore Gilman. the Deputy state
Controller will be appointed by Governor Odel to
fill the vacancy. Mr.. Gilman is resident of this
city
II is understood that Buffalo will urge the ap-
pontment Of a Buffalo man. inasmuch as Bunalo
has come look upon the State Controiiership
as more less belonging to that city
Mr. Gilman born in Alton, Ill.,, on January
IS4l He was graduated from Williams College
in the class of o. He entered the banking hrm
In that lire OF business up to entering the state
Controllers Office Mr., Gilman has found time to
contribute several articles leading magazines on
philosophical and financial subjects. He also wrote
3 book entitled "A Graded Banking System.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

lINSCl S1~A0h IA - - a "a
happiness IN the home,
and the enjoyment Of
social duties. There can
be no good health for any
woman who suffers from
womanly diseases Her
complexion fails Her
flesh loses its hrmness.
Her eyes are dull She
hxs no home happiness, no
social enjoyment.
Doctor Pierce's Eavorite
Prescription cures the dis
eases which destroy the
health. II establishes reg
uiarity, dries disagreeable
drains, heals Inflammation
and uIceratioa, and cures
female weakness. 1t gives
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
SAYS MORAL SENSE VJyDJr,r
G. ". DUNN DECLARES REP1-R11r,
THEIR FULL STRENGTH To
THE FIGHT

George W. Dunn. chairman of the Ps,,.,,
state committee, from his home in Bngba.u.sn
dictated the following by telephone yesterda
Inc election OF Seth Low and his assoc,...
tne fusion ticket Is victory for an oooS dSss
IN New-York. Tammany had given tbe oa s citizens
ernmeht wh1ch was no longer endurabIe "a gov
as party gave their full strength to the sS
1 ne moral sense of the metropolis has bss- =.
Gated Many things contributed To the eood sndi-
ana one OF the most influential forces T hoSTsult.
was the almost united support of the sDDsnevs,
which took the lead months ago in caIIinSp
ton TO the conditions and in demanding a sasten-
Ihey deserve the thanks of the commu5itv NAdngs.
Tne victories throughout the State wiic, -,
give the Republicans complete control of fhe = VII
lature, make 1t certain that Governor OdeIPs sss
cies VIII be supported next winter This poll
sure. Will be gratifying 70 the people an
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
FOR THE SUPREME COURT.

The complete returns show that Mayor Van
wyck in his race for the Supreme Court bench
ran p 197 votes behind the next worst beaten
candidate for the Office the Tanmany ticket.
That figure represents the number of Tammany
Democrats who could not stomach the Mayor
as a candidate for judicial honors. The vote for
Justices of the Supreme Court, beginning with
that for Justice O'Brien, who was renon1inated
ny both the Democrats and fusionists
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
FOR JUDGE OF CITY COURT

With twonty-nine election district returns
missing yesterday the vote in New-York County
on Judge of the City Court follows
SAMUEL SEABURY F.--.------..--.--.--...-- 15oaSi
JOHN p. ScEUcHMAN D----....--------------- 1885
seabury's plurality 500
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
THE ALDERMEN ELECTED.
DEMOCRATS To BE IN THE MINORITY
WITH THIRTY-FIVE; REPUBLICANS
AND FUSIONISTS TOGETHER
HAVE THIRTY EIGHT

The full returns show that the Democrats
Will be in the minority in the Board of Alder
men. Little Tim" Sullivan who decided 70
leave the Assembly and become an alderman in
the expectation that he could become the Tam
many leader in the board will have little to
say, after all. The full list of aldermen eIectea
is the following:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
CORONERS ELECTED.

Fusion candidates for coroners were elected In
all the boroughs except Queens The coroners
elected the following:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GOLDENkRANZ, JACfi-
BROWN.
KI.fN-WiI.I-IAMS and FLAHERTY.
THE BRONX-O'GORMAN and BERRY.
oI-EE;NS-MAGER and KNOTT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
A CABLE DISPATCH FROM SCOTLAND
DEVERY'S BROW CLOUDED.
s'BEAUTIFT-L DAY" HIS ANSWER TO CUES
TIONS.

Contrary to expectations Deputy Commissioner
Tevery nut in an appearance at Police Headquar-
tiers soon after He went straight TO the
office Of Commissioner Murphy and remained clos
eted with his chief for over half an hour. When
he emerged his brow clouded.
Have you anything TO say. Commissioner" was
asked.
Beautiful day, isn't it?' he replied.
The ouestoner agreed with the Deputy Commits
sIorer's idea OF the weather. but said that he
wanted 10 know what Mr.. DeYery thought Of the
election.
throwing up both hands, and questioning could
get him say anything more on that subject
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
MAGISTRATES AT LARGE

The complete vote for magistrates at large In
the Borough Of Brooklyn was the following:
BI-RRAC 100
INGERSOLI. 100 III
o'KEILY. al $50
The magistrates elected in Brooklyn districts
are the following:
2-BRENNAN. II. 5-NosTRAND. r
3-kPAMER Z. S-DFEOE. +,
4-WATN... Z. 1-TIGHE d.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
VOTEFOR DISIRICTATTO TORNEY

For District Attorney in New-York County the
total vote was as follows:
WILLIAM TRAyERs JEROME. F......-.........1es .1es $50
HENRY w. UNGt1R. 145o19
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
COUNTY JUDGES IN KINGS.

Following is the vote for county Judges In
Kirgs County, some election districts missing:
AsPINALI. F-........-..-- lo9 sS2
CRANE. leh
HTRp. si.ttS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
GOOD HEALTH

i doubtless the highest human good. 1t Is
especially so to women, TO whom It means the
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
CIRCUIT GREETED BY FRIENDS
HIS MAJORITY SURPRISES HIAI-WILL
ACCEPT GOLFERS OFFER OF AID

Edward NJ CIrcut the Controller-elect was his
Office in the Real Estate Exchange. Brooklyn, at
II a. N. yesterday He found awaiting him a host
of friends. all Of whom congratulated him on his
election. Throughout the morning Mr.. Grout was
kept busy shaking hands with well wishers who
called to pay their respects to him. To a Tribune
reporter he said:
Il astonished at the vote received. had
not expected any such majority. I am. CT course,
very much sratihed I especially pleased that
large z number OF Democrats should have
operated in bringing about such an overwhelming
fusion victory. am glad of taking this oppor-
tunity Of thanking and extending my aeknoTledg-
ticket and myself Justice yerome's election is
pleasing me and think every candidate on
closing up my legal affairs and getting things in
when I into the campaign and the accumua-
ton will now have 70 be disposed Of
II Ogsh ia t vi va the Tsf w0Tnes @ G G n his & once and
onnortUniIy / want. if possible. 10 get a grasp
upon the details OF the office to which have been
elected elected and I shall exert myself to master them
J. Edward swanstrom, the borough President
He would not outline the policy Of his admnistra-
II am exceedingly ple-sed at the result of the
election not only as far as IL concerns me person
HeTe that while the people have accomplished a
lasting must Begin with today The fight should
not be abandoned now. but the election of the
initial victory. / also happy to say that l
S9apG nes 6s no or proises we're sought from me by
the managers OF the fusion campaign
A CABLE DISPATCH FROM SCOTLAND.
John Sloane yesterday received the following
cable dispatch from Samuel Chisholm. Lord Provost
OF Glasgow Scotland;
Congratulations on municipal victory.
Mr. Sloane replied follows:
New-York City redeemed from impurity.
Mr.. Chisholm spent some time in this country last
summer. He visited the Pan-American Exposition,
was entertained by Mr.. Sloane at his summer home
sn Ienox. Mass. and guest OF honor at a
dinner AT the Metropolitan Club. He returned home
October IS.
DEVERY-S BROW CLOUDED.
.-REAIyTIFT-L DAY HIS ANSWER TO CUES
TONS.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
FOR uAYORAND CONTROLLER

VOTE COMPARED BY ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICTS.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
OFFICES LOW WILL FILL
MANY TAMMANY LEADERS WILL GIVE
WAY TO EFFICIENT MEN

THE NEW MAYOR WIZ HAVE THE ABso-
Lutte POWER OF REMOVAL. EXCEPT
AS TO A FEW APPOINTMENTS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
FOR SURROGATE OF hINGS.

The total vote for Surrogate in Kings County
was follows:
HJRCH, .lc3, 393
ABBOTT. $500
Churchs plurality ssI3
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
REGISTER.


The vote for District Attorney in Richmond
County close. the Democratic candidate
winning by the narrow margin of twenty three
votes follows:
y AvsOX ................... $50
SHORTT. o'fI
r2az,sor.s rl,,ralt. .................. 23
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
BROOKLYN.
QUEENS.
RICHMOND.

Dist Dist.
Ii-MALDY, F. T3-SHEA, F.
T2-GIIIIES. d. -
Fusionists. .; Democrat /
all Observation-Disclosures ts and Republfcan. "a