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La Junta tribune., 1901-04-03
Etscr,os SNAP SHOTS.

"His chin whiskers." the city
clerk, landed with a very narrow
majority. but one is as good as
million.
The Swink ticket won out in
Rocky Ford yesterday by bare
msjority OF SIX votes. Joe Wright.
candidate for marshal, was the only
man defeated.
About SO straight law enforcement
tickets IN the second ward were
scratched. Boss Daniher's name
being substituted for that OF Sprink-
ier Holloman.
Five ballots were voted in the
three wards that had not the
scratch OF a, pen on them--two in
the first, two IN the second and
one in she third
Thirteen ballots marked Law
and Order" were thrown out in the
three waIds--fve in the first. two
in the second and SIX in the third.
Thirteen was Mayor Sabin's ma
jority--a lucky number.
One ballot in the second ward
was marked tiusly: ''l hereby
vote the Straight Unfortunate
Ticket. cross being marked
after each one of the candidates
on the Law Enforcement Ticket.
That man was evidently mind
reader.
The FIRST man to show up this
morning to ''stop his paper" was
Pesjay Hecox. He must have
Ian ded on the wrong side of the
fence yesterday. One more ''stop"
might force US to renew our ac-
quaintance with the break beam.
Too bad, too bad.
Republican, democratic and popu
list ballots were in evidence in
zach of the three wards. In the
FIRST there were three republican,
and one democratic; in the second
three republican, two democratic
and one populist; in the third
three republican and one demo-
cratic. Force Of habit is very
hard to overcome with some peo
pie.
The election yesterday resem-
bled in some respects that Of 1899.
the same forces being lined up
against each other. In that year
s45 votes were cast. as against o5I
yesterday. Sabin was elected by
majority of five over ]. B. Sher-
man, and Conncilmen Daimler and
McCuue by . majority Of one each.
Batty was the only councilman
elected by "Law and Order"
THE TRIBUNE says that its
candidates have all had experience
in city affairs. So has Boss Croker.
and so has Boss Tweed and yet
the people were sorry when il was
too late, that they had allowed
them 80 much experience :" Sum
day Sun Edition Of the Daily
Democrat. Boss Daimler won out
out yesterday, and the dear peo-
pie are preparing for : season Of
sorrow. I,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
GnglanO's 8criaQ.

Sein Giifgong orf bic brittle GteIe
oG5 6anoeIsma6t erpartet. -
&oniul 8pDIe'8 intereFanter 8e4
ri6t.
Mafbington, .. g., q. 0ez
GENDER. - 9r. 8pDle, Der amerttaniz
i4e 8Oniul in 2iDerpool, iugt IN eis
mem Toeben Dem @taatsbepurtement
3u~9egangenen, iebr interehanten 8ez
rt9t:
ngs giebt cine groBe unb Itetig ii9
perme6renbe 3dbl BON 8er1pnen in
@nglanb, Die Iif gu Der Nnft6t betenz
men, boB, tpenn ni4t raOitale Ienbez
rllngen eintreten, ba8 8ereinigte &D@
nigrei9 in Den gfeiben Der 8elt6dnz
bel5mG9te ouf Die brittle 6teQe 3uz
riid!reten pirb. sSn ben leBten Sab
rem erlitt Gnglano bur6 Die dmerifdz
nt56e unb beut56e gonfurren3 f4tpe1
re S6lappen. 9aran binOert Die
8er1i6erung Ginger SptimiIten
Gi6ts, Die 8etreff5 Der Geretntgten
Stddten lpunberbare natiirli4e6iilfsz
queIen ais Gruno Der l~leberlegen6eit
angeben uno be5iigli9 9eutI 9ldno'8,
baB IS it6 burA einen oQ3u f9neIen
r8u6m" binein geritten. Gtnas muB
ge16eben, baS lit Der 3uf aler Sam
elSzGorpprationen, poIitiI6er Rebz
ner, neutrality-suspicious. S6riftiteuer II.
a1er 3eitungen, Sel61t baB Die Suz
premQtie ouf Dem @ebiete bs8 See
transports beOrobt fet, ntro befiir4a
tet.'
9o5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fGngt
an, begebrenben 9Iide8 na9 pOltti>
i6em SnOutrie16uB auS3ubliden.
Der @unf9 bat porlGufig Die @eitdlt
zines @erlangen8 na9 3%ectprocitGt
angenommen. Nn Der 6reibdnbelspoz
Iitif, Die in @nglanb trabitioneq 1T,
pagt man porIduFig ni4t gu ritteln,
bod lit eS Elm 3ei6en Der 3eit, bdB
Stimmen luut nerben, pel3e fair
trade" nit anberen Wprten gtectproz
citGt, %berlanqen.
@8 giebt ni6t @enige, bic berRiidz
ftGnbi9teit be8 britii6en 66ulpeiers
qeqen Das bellti6e unb omerttanif3e
Qe6alten, Die S6ulb an Dem qenerbs
li6en Niebergange betmeRen. S9piez
rig tits, bo 8anOel 3u f4affen, inioz
lange @nQlanb BEL Ieinen 3net SDitez
men Der S6ulDerpaltlng bleibt, De-
rem zines Dem QmertfaniI6en 8e60r=
benz6DItem entTpridt, pdbrenb bag
anbere Iettireri76 lit. Nu3 Der britt
I6e @r6eiter ite6t Dem amerttanii4en
an Qeiitung5z un0 NuffahungsfG6igz
felt na3. Sen britii6en Sabrttantet
lit es unm6gIi6, aus elmer beittmmten
| Mdf6ine 10 biel Brpbutt gu er3ielen,
pie ben umeritaniI6en @tnmal lit
Der brittf3e Mrbeiter nt6t 9eippAnt,
70 Diel gu arbeiten, ipie Der 4mertfaz
ner, gum anberen Mfale paBt er ii9
neuen Ginri6tungen, porunter na=
mentli6 W}a16inenz g}euerungen 5u
berIte6en, nlr nit @toer1treben unb
Damn 19per an, er 1T in gepiRem
Slime nod INNER 3u fe6r p3iinftz
Ter" unO 6aorIpalter. Wegen Der
tleinli6ten 9ifferen3en entTte5en
6trifes. Sn einem Safe purben
Tubrleute QusTtdnotg, neil Der 5ubrz
herr ni6t einen M}ann entlofen ppQz
tie, Der i6 bes @erbre6en5 i4uIoig
qemo6t, cine be7timmte Strefe I'M
bret 6tunben frii6er 5~uriidgelegt 3u
BADEN, als Die l1e6rigen, unb bierbur3
Die GuBungen 1einer Union DerleBte.
&onIul 8oHle i6lieBt feinen 8ert8t
nit Der @rtlGrunq, DAB Die 3eit ieBt
Qu~5ne6menb giinItig fet fir ameritaz
ntf6e Grporteure, i'm engltidengtartt
feften Sub GIT fai1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
SdrcGli6c Grblnitnncll.

Sine 6o6ofen : &otaitrOpbe gu
S6arps0iQe, 3d., fOrOert bret big
bier Men78enleben oI5 Spfer. -
pulpermii6le in Die 2uft ~geflogen.
@6urp5ottGe, 9a., 27. De-
3em6er. - Sine INN 7 lI6r 6eute frii9
i'm G6arpsDiGe~9o4ofen eingetretene
@rploiion 3ertriimmerte ben 9O3ofen
unb t60tete bret Nr6etter, nGmli4:
M}urtin GlearD, 6OparO 9idIon unb
eSames Bartlett. Sin Dierter 4rbetz
ter, Namen8 Same5 9onnellp, trug
lebensgefG6rli9e @erleBungen 6abon.
Die Mdnner lparen duf Der Plattz
form, nel6e ben pberen 3an0 Des
Sfens umgiebt, an Der @rbeit, als
bic Grplo1ion e%intrat, u10 Durben 3t
9oDe ~berbrannt. S6re 2ei4en tOnrtz
ten erft 3pet Stunben fpGter erlangt
tperben. 0onneQp rettete ii4 bur4
9erabIpringen, 3og fi9 ie0o4 babel
f6tpere 8erleBungen 81. Die 1rfaz
DE Der Grplp7iOn 1T ni4t befannt.
SCRANTON, ga, 81. 0e3ember.
- en- Der 8urrezWtiQ Der nMDoiic
9onber So" gu Sermnn ereignete fi8
6eute cine Grplo7ion, tDel4e Die W}i6z
le uno etli6e noAe gelegene S8uppen
bemolirte uno 5eniteri4eiben i'm fpeiz
ten umtreiIe 3ertriimmerte. Die 2uftz
erf6iitterung purbe bier in Scrunz
ton, IA M}eilen entfernt, beutlia berz
fpiirt. Sato6 Suffer, tpel4er ii4 inn
Ma16inenbauIe, neben Der M}ii6le, be-
fqnb, tit tDbtli9 berbrannt, unb Sobn
@i66s, @eo. @ebbarDt unb 8eo. Sorz
tel, pel8e gera0e in ben 9Of etntru<
ten, bur6 bur9 fort gef6leuberte
Griimmer f9per berleBt. Sine So9=
ter bes 0rn. 8o6ert @areD tpurbe in
Der Wobnung hires @aterS Our6 Die
S6er6en zines 5eri6metterten SEM
tiers f8ner am 6alie 3erf4nitten.
8aum cine SeniterI6ei6e in SerTpn
blteb qan8. @roBer S6reden entItdno
unter ben 9aTagteren zines gerabe an
Der Miible porbet fabrenben 3uges
Der ,9eldnare &c 6uoionz8a6n." Die
urfa9e Der @rplO1ion lit ni4t ermitz
4oI4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
Mrthur g. &obion,
127 n,8altimpre. Ctr,

127 cif,Saltimpre. Ctr,
Gelbs, We9iel> nnb sNgentnr,
Cefentlidber Wotar.
Ghifsfarten mad uno bon europa
su biniglt.n pr:ii.n. Nsiispdfe be-
forat. Musaablunssn. fret ing 9aus
mad allen Sbeilen guropa's.
CglSrl22. G&e.A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

reno Die Ser. Staaten europa mit2e>
bensmitteln uno 5a6rifaten ii6erz
i4pemmten, tauften tie Den GurOpGz
ern mOglidit penig al. Sa, ie ri9z
teten ii9 Oarauf Elm, itetig unabbGnz
gtger gu fperben. Sin 3oGIpitem, pelz
DIES fol4e traI1e Qnomdlien perurIa a.
DE, tDnne bon ben Nationsn, pel6e
nit ben Ser. Staten i'm Sdnoelsz
perteAr iteben, ni6t ge6iuigt peroen.
Gurppd ite6e 0e86ul6 por Der Itotb=
penotgteit elmer ptrt6I6uftli6en So
oerution 81 gemeinIamer 4brpebr Oes
iiberIeeiiden @ettbemerbeS. @enn
auf Der iingften 8riiFeler 3uderconz
feren3, an pel9er Die Ser. Stdaten
ni6t She'll nabmen, oas gepinI4te
Reiultat errei6t pGre, miirOe oaS Der
erite S6ritt CUR 8iIOung elmer euro
pdif8en 3pq Union gepeien iein.
unglitdli6er @eiTe feien a6er Die
MISUNDERSTANDING BON ben
politiT9en Our9freu5t poroen.
Gum S6luB berieBte 8euulieu mod
benz beuti4en 3arifentpurf einen
9ieb, inbem er Iagt, jenes unoer>
niinftige, ungere6te u1O f9d0li9e
Oeuti6e Ma6pert lei 5peifeIlo5
glei6foQs 8riinben poIttiTaer Natur
entiprungen.
Rod Elm amertfantf3er
g 6ninDler.
Sin Nmertfaner, Der unter oemgfuz
men Same5 6igginS unb Mrt6ur 6.
RotpeI duf3utreten pflegte, pirb BON
DRESDEN, Niirn6erg uno Stuttgart
aus itefbriefIi9 perfoIgt. Der geriez
bene 9auner foG i'm 2aufe Der leBten
beioen Sabre ni6t fpeniger ais So
600 Marf erI6pinbelt BADEN. Mtt
9iilfe zines gefdlI6ten Gmpfeblungsz
ifreiben5 De8 umeritaniI6en Bot
f6afterS in Berlin gelang eS inn, ii6
bel 3a6lrei4en SSuipeIieren GreOit gu
perI4affen. Die S6mudIa6en, Die
i6m ~geborgt purOen, perIeBte er To-
fort. Sn Stuttgart lebte er nit eli
ner I6Dnen 2anDmdnnin 5ufummen
unO ma6te eilen fait fiirItlihen Nufz
nano. Ne6en 5ablrei6en S6ninoez
Ieien ma6te er ii6 in Der i3nGbif4en
HeiiOen3 audi zines @erge6enS pioer
Die Stttlt6feit i6ulotg.
9eere5 : g rGen3tGrt m
6rteben.
0a aQem Nnf8eine nu9 Die beabz
ii6tigten 8erme6rungen beS OeutI6en
6eere8 BON Der 9plt5pertretung gut
ge6etBen merDen, miro 0ieie5 1902
1892 Offi3iere tart iein, Die 3abl
Der l1nteroffi3iere ptro betrugen ms
qeIammt 8O,985, unO 3par 1854
3ablmei7ter : NIpiranten, 6632 6oz
boiften, 2099 Sanitdt5 unterpffi3iez
re unO 1000 6onitige. Die 3abl
Der Mannf6aften miro ~6etragen ms
geTammt 495,50O, un0 3Dar 1923
Gpielleute, 2O04 Sanitdt5 8efrette,
$3.50 Oefonomie : 6anoperter, 1867
9O4 RQpttulanten, 8efreite uno SOlz
baten. 6ier3u tommen 2198l}ilitdrz
Q(er3te, 1854 3ublmeiiter, 678 RoBz
Gr3te, 1851 8ii6Ienma9er unb Wafs
fenmetfter, SO Sattler. Die 3abl Der
| 0ienitpferDe betrdgt 1O5,143.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
Ncuner int Truer.

@ieber Elm befperater &f auf Der
Sn1el @omar, - Sin 9etadez
ment be5 9. Snfanterie~ 8e9iments
bon 8olomdnnern i~i6erfaQen. -
GmpFinbli9e 8erluite auf beiDen
Seiten.
MuniGu, q. DECEMBER - Sine
IS Mann itarfe Nbtbeilung Der Cont
puqnie IS" oes 9, Snfanterie@R egtz
ments unter Dem GapitGn S60ffel
tpuroe 3u 0apbaD uuf Der Snfel ga
mar BON elmer f~tarten S4aar 8oloz
mGnner angegriffen. Gin beiperater
Rampf erfolgte, in pel6em Elm Ger
qeunt, Elm &orporal unO flint Solz
6uten Qet00tet ipuroen. Gapt. S60fz
feI fpurbe perpunbet, jeOo4 ni6t gez
Fd6rli6. Stint SOlOaten itno 14per
unb elmer Gei6t Derpunbet. Der 5eino
tpuroe 16lieBli6 nit groBem 8erluIt
3uriidgeT8lugen, pbne irgeno peIAe
8eute gema4t gu baben.
@af9ingtOn, .. g., 27. De
3em6er. = Sine 9epei6e aus Mtani@
Ia meloet, buB Der Sniurgentenfulrer
Gamfpn in Muta7aron nit alien fetz
men Offi3teren urb Qeuten, ioiDie %
8eI6iiben uno 45 8etpe6ren Die 8afz
fen QeItredt bat, Der Ort Mfutaiaz
ron lit uuf ben &arten bes &rtegsDez
]bQrtenent8 ni6t ber3ei4net, Do9
nimmt man an, baB Die &upitulation
Quf Der Sn1el8o6ol itdttgefunOen bat,
no Gam1on NIT ieinem Corps in
letter 3eit operirte, na6oem er BON
benz G6auplaB feiner frii6eren Raubz
aiiqe, Der Sniel Gebu, na4 8oRol
iibergeieBt mar.
0enerol Gbaffee t6silt aud nit,
baB ODus Reeber, 3petter lieutenant
bes p6ilipptniI4en &unof4after@
gorps, Ii6 an %. DECEMBER auf benz
SrQnsportOampfer y2apton" nit Ell
mem R%urubiner erI6oFen bat. @r lit
an temporGrer 8eiIte5itDrung, elmer
Toloe LANCER &ranfbeit.
I'm geaug altf cine Sorberung, tpelz
de bet'm G9aBamts@ Department. err
boben tpurbe, fat &riegsiefretGr Root
fpte folqt entI6ieben: 'r9ie Sniurret@
tion auf BEN gbilippinen gegen Die
GouperGnttdt Der Ser. Staaten uno
Bic QutpritGt Der &egierung Der Pbiz
lipptnen 1T BON elmer fol4en 3atnr
unb 4usbe6nung, baB Die Ser, Staaz
ten ]oen6t6igt 1ino, lire Re6te bnr4
militGrif6e 8etpalt bur43uieBen,
ppbur6 Der 8rieg55utano auf benz
Mr6tpel creirt nirD."
Sic betr. Torberung 1T Die beS err
item Qieutenants 9orton SO. Stitle
bonn SnQenteur Corps fir Bidder i'm
Wert6e bon $125, Die er bur4 bas
0uQrtiermeiTter5 : 9epartement berz
ionDte unb pelAe Inn uuf Dem Wege
BON Wefzqoint, N.z0., mad Mtantla
bobur6 berloren gingen, baB Der
grQnsportoampFer Centennial" auf
Dem {ie ii6 befanben, an Der aiiite bon
Nor6z2u3on, 9bilippinen, itranoete,
unb bah Elm She'll Der 2obung, bu9
runter bic Bidder, ii6er 8orb geporz
fen perben muBte, I'm bas 5a9r3eug
gu erlei6tern. -,
GrieqsIefretdr Root %befiirpOrtete
bei'm 56aBamtsietretdr, baB bic
forberung be5 2iertenants @ttdIe IN
bic 8efirportungen eingei3lohsn
perbe, bte be3iigIt6 Der aagemetnen
0efiait6iQ an ben GOngreB geri4tet
porben limb.
8enerul Gbaffee meloet Dem
&rieosoepurtement in elmer 9spei4e
aug Manila Ndberes iiber oas Sim
oQnos erpdbnte Select auf Der Snisl
gqmar apii6en elmer &6t6eilung OeS
9. Hnfanterte : &egiments uno elmer
@6Qar 8plomGnner.
Die oetDbteten &merifaner iino:
sergeant Sobn g. SpiIRsr; Cor
ppral Sames Gang9an; SOlOateu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
Mut Wal9en.

grenton, N.=S., 27. 9e8. -
Ser Reqer &obert 9enipn, Der M0r<
Der Der g2egerin 6rau M}arn 8an
Qieu uno hires &inbes, tpurOe 6eute
i'm 6ieiigen Gountp : @efdngniB our4
ben @trang bingeridtet. Gr mar ldn@
qere s3ett ie6r piOeripdnitig gefpeien
unb bate Q(ngriffe auf Die Gefdng=
niBauffeber gema4t, alein 9eute ber=
belt er iib rubig unb Die 6inrt4tung
perlief O6ne @t0rung. Die tatboli>
f6en @eiitli6en Sor uno Callahan
beqleiteten i'm duF ba8 S4affot.
6enTpn bate Die @obnung Der 5ran
@un Qieu an9e5iinbet, 10 baB Mutter
unb Sinh in ben 6lammen umtamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

Sein Giifgang ouf Die brittle 6teIe
oI5 6anoelsma6t ertpartet. -
&on7ul 8pDIe'8 intereiianter 8e4
ri6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

SObn Maren, 6ranf Qnbrep, Sof. u.
Weippert unb George 8eoforb.
8ertpunoet purOen: Gapitdn5rdnz
Gig 8, S6oeffel, Gei6t; Corporal
Sohn $. 3ufeG; SoIoaten Daniel 8.
M}cPberfon, @eorgs CLARION, I4per;
4rt9ur 8onnicaitIe, lei6t. Sin anz
Derer getDDtet, elmer ~pertpunoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
Shpnhnrp 0uhb[e5tpn. friiherel

- SbeoOore 0uooleiton, friiberer
Silfs ; 8u9fibrer Der StOd Yaros
8anf in Oft : Ct. 2ouis, Sas., TT
inter Der Nnffage oerbaftet poroen,
S11,O54 peruntreut gu baben. Gr gibt
feline S4ulb gu.
Die fran5Diti6e 9arfe u6enriet@
ia" aing tpd6renb Der pprleBten gfa4t
i'm 6afen BON 4itoria, Ore, unter.
Seine Meni9en famen babel um's2es
ben.
The Florence tribune., 1901-04-20

years ago, was discredited by all ex- cept few far-seeing and sanguine men.
 The chief need just now, according to Mr. Maxwell, is for through. and earnest organization of the friends of national irrigation throughout. the West. It is not reasonable, nor is it fitting, that eastern people who. are only indirectly interested in the move ment for national irrigation of the arid lands should be permitted to take the lead in advance of those who inhabit sections in which these arid lands are located, and to whom their reclamation means so much.
 Now that quietus has been placed for time at least-upon State irri- gation movement. which was to some extent antagonistic, or at least embar- rassing to the cause of national irriga- ton, those who have mistakenly per- mitted. themselves to be drawn into this side issue should transfer their energies to the great national irriga- ton movement, which is undoubtedly one of the most important questions before the people of the United States today.
The Florence tribune., 1901-04-20
Irrigation in Hawaii.
today.

Irrigation is transforming the Hawai- ian Islands. On Mauri, one of the larg CT islands of the group, an engineering feat has just been successfully carried through that has not its equal in the Pacific Islands. To supply water to the Spreckelsyilte plantation canal has been dug along the slopes of the great crater of Haleakala, and by it stream of water flowing 50, 900 900 gall Ions daily is brought a distance of twenty-two miles and thence distribut- ed over tile plantation lands.
 It was no ordinary undertaking, the building of this great canal, for in those twenty-two miles from kailua Gulch to Spreckelsville there are gulches and canyons by the score, each of which had to be crossed, and there are a dozen or more high ridges, to pass through which it was necessary to dig tunnels. some of which are nearly half mile in length.
 The most striking feature of the "ditch"-i the manner in which it is carried over the numerous gulches which scar the sides of the great ex- tinct crater. Some of these gulches are very deep, and their sides are near ly perpendicular. To cross them pipe lines are used, not stretched.across on trestles, but following the less expen- sive and more stable method of drop ping into the gulches and allowing the water to flow on the principle of the inverted siphon. Of these siphons there are twelve along the line of the ditch, winding up and down like huge ser. pents, all constructed of quarter-inch pipe, forty-tour inches in diameter
 The most striking of them crosses
 Maliko Gulch, gash in the slope oi the volcano which stretches near ly
 from the summit to the sea, and which
 is $50 feet deep and less than quarter
 of mile wide. Across this gorge i
 seemed next to impossible to carry g siphon, but it has been done, and th,
 works are in successful operation.
The Florence tribune., 1901-04-20

tence was pronounced, what the yer dict would be, and that Frank and Sam King, brothers of Mrs. Burns, had sworn to kill Alexander.
 On, the way to the peniteniiary, at what was without doubt u precon- certed signal from one of the guards, Sheriff Livingston and the deputies walking beside Alexander dropped back. leaving the prisoner standing alone, but handcuffed. Then the shot came from a building fully seventy five yards away, and Alexander feli. The Sheriff ran at once to the building and found Sam King corning out un- armed. He was arrested, and at the preliminary hearing neither the Sheriff nor the other witnesses could be found, and he was released.
 It has since developed that noisearch was made of the house for gau. Fain and Miller, the accomplices- of Alex ander, will likely be tried in either Maricopa or Yavspai county. There is no doubt felt here that Fain will also be killed, as the Kings and their friends have sworn not to let him live.
The Florence tribune., 1901-04-20
A. Popular Movement.
From the Los Angeles Times.l

1AcS
 If the national-irrigation movement were an incorporated enterprise, the stock would to-day be quoted. at or above par, as the outlook for the move ment is exceedingly bright through- out the East.
 This is the encouraging news brought by Mr. Maxwell, the enthusiastic and indefatigable missionary of the doc Urine of national irrigation, who has been spending few days in Los An geles. Mr. Maxwell states that it is no longer question as to- whether the government shall undertake the stor- ing of water for the irrigation of Ihe arid lands which it owns, but merely as to the selection of the best method of accomplishing this purpose. It is really astonishing to learn how many prominent eastern people have become enthusiastic advocates of this great movement. for internal expansion, l which, even as recently as couple Of
The Florence tribune., 1901-04-20
PRICE BAKING POWDER co.
 CHICAGO.

a warning against State cession for this reason. Conditional State cession is utterly imprscticable. No conditions could be imposed which would not be evaded, and the confession that condi- tions are necessary is the strongest argument against State cession. More than all this, there is bitter antagon- ism to State cession in the West, which is so deeply rooted that the West itself would repudiate such policy. This was demonstrated in the last two ses- sions of Congress by the large number of strong petitions coming from the west iu opposition to State cession. In the east the opposition is still more intense, and it is certain beyond ques- tion that no general policy of State cession could ever he passed through Congress.
 This being so, and it being beyond question possible to secure the in- auguration of broad national policy for the reclamation through the Ma tional Government itself of the arid public domain, the wise policy for the West is for the people of that section of the country to stand united in urg- ing the speedy inauguration of the national irrigation policy. The two, however, cannot go together. State cession would kill the national irriga- tion movement. The strongest argu- menE to induce the Government to undertake the construction of reser- voirs and irrigation works in the arid region, is that the Government is the largest landowner in the west. If the Government parted with the land and gave it to the States, it would be upon the theory that the States could take the lands and build their own reser- voirs and irrigation works. This they would fail to do, and enormous detri- ment to the west would inevitably result by such disposition of the lands.
 GUY ELLIOTT MITCHELL.
The Florence tribune., 1901-04-20
ForfeIfure Notfce.

To David Thurman, J. H. Loc.1ling F. Benge, their heirs and legal repr tives:
 You are hereby notified that the signed who is aco-owner with you Copper Bloom mining claim. has eS One Hundred Dollars ,sEoO.00) in la Improvements for the year 1900 up mining claim. in order to hold said claim under the provisions and requi of Section 2seei of the revised statutes. The said mining claim is situatec Picacho mining district, Pinal { Arizona Tel ritory. and is duly reeo the.oiice of the County Recorder C County. Arizona, as follows: Copper: Book i6. Pageal5. Record of Mines. { are.further notified tha. if, at the tion of ninety days from. the last tion. of this notice, yon fall or refust your portion of the said expendits gether with the cost of the public this notice, your interest in the said claim win be forfeited and beco property of the undersigned in acc with the law.
 SPARKS SUI Florence, 1. T.. Feb. l6, 1901.
The Florence tribune., 1901-04-20
Attempt to Reinstate the Town Govern
 ment.
IFrom the Globe Silver Belt.l

From the Globe Silver Belt.l
 J. s. Sniffen, acting as special attor- ney for late town council, went to Solomonville late Thursday and cb- tained writ of certiorari, directed against the board of supervisors of Gila county, and made returnable. on the second Monday of June, 1901, tothe district of Gila county. As the board of supervisors took final action on. the petition to disincorporate the Town of Globe, and the town isdisincorporated, therefore, the only effect of the writ is to take the matter into the district court to have the proceedings of the board of supervisors reviewed.
 The act of the supervisors abolished the town corporation aud the council in attempting to revive it are acting. contrary to law, and laying themselves, personally liable on suits for recovery of every dollar expended of the money in the town fund at the date the town was disincorporated, and for any act performed by them or their agents, which infringes upon the rights of any citizen, or injures them in person or property.
 Very few of the statements made in the complaint for the writ of certiorari are true; in fact, most of them.are glar- ingly false, and we are surprised that MT. Hunt would verify them, as he did when he signed the certificate attached thereto, especially as he had no knowl- edge, of the proceedings of the board of supervisors is the matter of disincor- poration, except heresay information.
 Mr. Sniffen's advice to the defunct conncil as to their alleged duties and
The Florence tribune., 1901-04-20

The oil tank opposite the round will be a monster, something ev its incipieucy, worth seeing. The is 98 feet, almost equal to half the of the block on which the Star stands, and tine tight is to be P The first course of steel is in plac riveted. This,is 9-16 thick, and courses will be less in thicl Water was turned in, in order tc the big affair and stop apparent The, tank when complete1 will one million gallons of oil. A pip will be laid to the engine rooms shops.-tTueson Star.