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Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-08

Arizona Silver Belt
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Meet me at the "Lady' fountain.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Deniuger, O upper Salt riyeE were in Globe thi' week.
 T.J. Cline, of. Tonto, has returned to his ranch from Phoenix, where h, disposed of some cattle.
 Go to KeeganS for the largest anC best schooner of beer.
 Wm. T. Sultan is building home for himself and wife, adjoining his mothers residence on the east. % Keegan is now serving the largest SchoOnerS of beer in town.
 Richard Jennings and nv. Sullivan were visitors from Troy during the week.
 La w. Strauss baS resigned as chem ist for the old Dominion Copper company, to accept a position else where.
 While sailing around town, anchor at KeeganS B for fresh schooner.
 DR. G. NJ. KOSHER, Resident Den tist, Onice over Hitchcock'S drug store. Hours from : am. to Sp.m. FOR SALE-The furniture complete for four rooms. Apply at the Globe Drug store,
 Attorney J. S. Sniffen left for Flor ence last Saturday to attend the session of the district court of Prnal county.
 Mrs. George F. Briggs who has been visiting friends in Prescott for the past several weeks, returned home last night.
 The Stockman says H. J. Banner is on a visit to his Arizona ranch, in Pleasant valley, from his New Mexico headquarters.
 
 REsIDENN DENTIST, DR STATES, Butler bui ding, over Brookner's store. Hours 9 to l2, a. m; to ,, p. m.; 6:30 . tO S:OQ evenings. tt Undersherf Geo. E. Truman, of Pinal county, was here last Monday. after witnesses wanted in the district court at Florence
 Mrs. S. J. Johnson and her sisters, Mrs. Lysle and Miss Emma H0user left on Tuesday for their former home at Benson, Minn
 Max Baer, Of Fl PaSo. who repre- sents the Denver branch of the Bruns wick-Balke Colleudar company was in town on Tuesday.
 Cool, well furnished rooms for rent for the summer at Mrs. Graydon} place, north Broad street, Apply or the premises to Mrs. Peterson.
 Have you seen the Peruna display al the Globe Drug Store They hay. just received a shipment direct from the factory.
 A special meeting is called of st. Johu's Guild, to be held at the resi. dence of Mrs. J. J, ke6gah, Friday May 9th' at 2:8O pm.
 Leslie c. Mott, late superintendent of the Black Copper mine, left with his wife and child this morning for California.
 No mail was received last night from points east of. Fl Paso. Thr detention is due to the burning of a bridge on the Rock Island railroad. The jury disagreed in the case Of the territory vS. Frank Cline, tried at Phoenix on the charge of conspiracy to Osbreak jail. Cline is out on bail
 A daughter of Mir Wm McFadden, the Sierra AnCha Cattleman, has been very sick during the past week. It is repOr ted that she will be brought to Globe for treatment.
 John Champion has sold the Globe dairy to Wm. Ryan and John MalOny, prOprietOrs of the Pioneer dairy who have removed the stock and dairy property to their home place.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-08

F.. B. ~c0U PHL CAErsE. First publication April 3, 1902.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


we hereby announce ourselves as candi.
dates for aldermen OF the city OF Houston
or our respective wards, subject TO the
action Of the democratic primaries, and
hereby declare ourselves In favor OF the
following platform.
/. We favor municipal ownership oe all
public utilities, and especially favor the
city owning and operating its own water
works and Hight plant.
We favor public improvements.
Z. We favor n strict enforcement of all
contracts entered Into by the city.
4 We favor creating a sinking fund suf.
hctent to care for bonds at maturity
=, o. We favor that in granting franchises
same and her rights well guarded and pro.
tectcd
G. We favor the encouragement Of manu-.
Z We favor union wages and union
hours.
8. We favor an efficient nre and police
department
q. We favor the city making such provi.
Eions as are necessary for the public
schools Of the city, 10 meet their pecuniary
oohligntl9ns as same mature, and the lay,
ing aside or a certain percentage OF the
city's revenue for their maintenance and
10 We favor the administration Of the
affairs OF the city In an economical aud
husinosS-ll Ike manner.
FIRST Ward.~w. J. KOhlhaun, Henry
second ward.-rcllI schram. James A
Thompson.
Third Ward.-G. c. Street, Edgar wat
kins.
Fourth ward.-Herman t. Keller, t, w,
Archer.
Fifth Ward Robert L. Jones. Steve N.
GarYey.
Sixth ward.-w. r. wall, j. 2. CASTOR.
] hereby indorse the above platform ana
respectfully solicit the people OF Hous'
ton 10 vote for and support the above nam.
ed candidates for aldermen.
IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
SMOKE ELIMINATED.

Commodore Howell Has Discovered
How to Treat Coal.
New York. March An invention has
recently been perfected and patents Sc
cured from the Federal government, which,
It Is believed, will erectually eliminate
smoke from the large cities Of the country.
The smoke nuisance. which is perennial
In all the large business ccntcrs through
out tho world, has been the subject OF
much municipal legislation calculated to
minimize the black clouds which hereto.
fore asccndcd from smokestack and chin
uCy Inventions that have produced at
least partial results known as smoke con
Eumors, have been adopted by practically
all OF the large cities, and by municipal
ordinances the owners OF buildings have
been compelled to attach these inventions
to their chimneys.
II the plan devised by Commodore o. T..
Howell, United states navy, proves n sue
cess, as recent tests Indicate. there will
tie no smoke arising from the chimncys,
ana no necessity for the Use or smoke
consumers In fact, tho present Invention
bids fair TO accomplish that which has
ucen desired by the people Of all the large
cities.
In years past all manner OF schemes have
been devised and Invented To overcome
tue existing evil, Int all have proved in
crectual and the black clouds or binding
smoke have been absolutely masters OF the
situation. Even tho smoke consumer has
which II was Invented that many large
cities In the country have passed Ordi
nancos prohibiting the use OF soft conl
on account OF the great volumes Of smoke
IL produced.
The Invention Of Commodore Howell is
very simple and the surprising feature OF
II Is that II was not discovered sooner. II
mas been well known for years that soft
coal produced greater volumes OF smoke
than hard coal but tho thought never oc.
cured to any Of the Inventors that by the
cryStalizntion Of coal into humps from three
10 ten Inches In diameter and by tho eN-
traction OF the gaseous substances, that
the smoke would be completely minlmlzed
Commodore Howcll's plan for the elim-
nation Of tho smoke nuisance contem-
dcred state This Is then heated and
mixed with other material. and subjected
10 hydraulic pressure OF 10000 pounds
To the cubic inch, which produces a
density Of 20 pounds to the cubic foot The
coal is subjected 10 this pressure while
i molds aud leaves tho machine in the
form Of hriquettes II can be mnnufa ctured
Into any shape.
Recent tests made Of these briouett en-
nv capitalists who arc now preparing to
enter extensively into their manufacture
hhve concentrated that coal sub lecied to
ms process makes practically no smoke
ana burns from three to four timoa longer
than an equal number or pounds OF loose
coal, while the volume Of heat liz greatly
intensified.
Thirty pounds Of briquettes were re-
Gently placed In CRATE In Washington in
the presence or n number OF Eastern CAPT.
tallsts, who were here for the purpose OF
testing them. When hrst lighted tho
smoke was noticeable; after thcy had been
burning for ten minutes II completely dis.
appeared Tho thirty pounds made n hot
ire Tor eleven hours, md fire continued
IN the CRATE Tor eighteen hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
Notice of Registration


onice OF Registrar of city az Houston.
RrrS s street side Of old market.
Al me ouice OF the registrar Tor the repfstra
~ vn " 'ns egally qualified voters IL Hons.
~ ior Tue city election TO be held on the
cordiag 70 law, Tuesday. March ppsr' ac-
nl., ana u VIII continue to do cnen Tar 40
registration of the legally aualtned yoters
rfnaeG ~ CONSECUTIVE days, sundays cx
.iuued. fiom o'clock a. M iii & o.clock
~ m. OF each day. and no longer.
10 pc entitled to register, every male ner.
spn must be II years OF Rge nv the day of
,he election TO he held. mist he citizen 81
the United states, and must have resided
IN the state one year next prncedlng ~ n
erection. and tho last six months In 7fhS CRY
on Houston; Tie must furnish the regis.
Wat WIN MS name, color, nationality. the
number OF the ward. tho name Of the street
on which he lives, and the number OF ire
mouse IN which he resides.
~, otels must register In person, and NOT
psupS lSs'e supSGrtc gGrGSy &lSts onatIes
sons convicted Of felony not restored /,
tne right OF suffrage by the governor nne
Az soldiers, mariners and scamen In tn,
army or navy Of the United States are moi
allowed To- register No previous registra.
ton certificates will be accepted az tho
election for which this registration Is held,
nder the law, gu persons applying to vote
.h me elty or Houston must be registered
urSt and have The registrars certificate Is
sued before they can vote, and every male
person OF foreign birth, subject 10 none ~
me diSqnalhcationS aforesaid. who, nj apy
Time before an election, shall have declared
his Intention % become citizen of the
united states, In accordance with the Fed.
Graz GENERALIZATION laws, and shall have re.
sized IN THIS state one year next proceed.
ing such election, and the last six months
IN the county in which he offers 10 vote.
shall also be deemed qualified voter.
c. Grumbach,
Registrar OF City Of Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
n ARKANSAS DERBY.
h Won by PfoTI on a very
I SLOW Track
4, !, OUTSIDER IN THE BETTING
a., Been for Accidents the
y" u, Have Been Different.
~ Races in Detail

-, Ark.. March "a The tenth
~ 800 derby was run over SLOW
n h' .insd for twenty fonr hours
b y Tho winner turned MP in
~, .nsd horse from New Orleans.
u n,.lder in the betting. george
q q, = IN. Herodlodc' who went 10 the
.rops fnrorite at 4 to o I'u i'r a
w. .s then went all TO pieces, lie
re -. ching in the stretch and nm
W .,n,sly last. The fold got of well
i, there was a lot ~ rrowhing
nsa ,r, Coburn on Herodiade cut
~ track md forced Huntr"ssa and
r y 10 pull up These two mares
" iV"s. mo contenders at the finish.
hi 70 pf an for the joStling they re
Il noI .,,l, might have heeu diuerent,
hi ihe i's,g.olI ridden. he was nicely
W VIZ mo early part of the race
IN du.I,.h rush NJ the end that WAS
t'ne asnisd Prowl made his run from
deh'n ppponott showed a good colt in
Etdse lancr OF the - wear old race.
IFGl ave AVE- and half turlnncs Draw
', ,in1ss.,.esboe Tobacco. Small Jack. Time
4 ,,olss. four furlongs Mallory,
n 2sii,ntry, Iartin. Time o'3l%,,
y us''' sIt furlongs -Srhwalhc, Harry
' filasT me Bronze. Time l:lI
XVI lei.,s. perhy. $50 added. mile Provl
it si,p5ssrl In (, Won; Flora Pomona,
Il Woods, I to t. second; hunt,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK Senior Tribe, the COLON
hian consul general I'm Paris. saws accord
ing 10 tho Paris "or'e,ni On lent Of the Her
MD that the Colombian authorities are In
ouIrjng into the eNplcnhlc delay IN the
nurchasc and dispatch n the varship. Tot
which funds were SGT 10 the Colombian
commission In Paris months ago.
NEW YORK. According to advices r.
cclvcd here, says tho Herald, from a well
informed authority I'm Rome, tho pope has
offered the nomination OF the archhshoprig
Of Manila TO Rt. Rev Sebastian Gebhard
Mossmcr. bishop of GreenbGy Wis.
NEW YORK King Edward viii start on
a Yachting cruise around the Enghsh coast
on Thursday He will have to make Ger.
tain public appearances ~ ports OF call or
thc roval yachts says tho London CORE
as little ceremonial AS possible.
NEW YORK John u. Rockefeller, Jr.,
In talking 10 the members Of his Bible class
in The Fifth Ayenue Baptist church on
''Whv should We foin the ChurChi' spoke
NJ the methods If the trusts. likening their
bepcfts to those Of the Christian in allying
himself with the church
NEW YORK. Ping pong has become al
most as great a craze In this city as II
has In London Bridge whist has been
RELOCATED, and In the clubs billiards and
pool have been forced TO take a back seat.
A good ping pong sci is said 10 he hard 70
buy because the demand Is far ahead Of the
supply.
NEW YORK Joseph Zane n pauper, has
left the almshousc for Boston tn secure his
share in the estate Of his uncle, says n
Baltimore Mdl special n the World The
estate is valued nj 100000 and the former
paupers share Is estimated at 100000
NEW YORK Edward Stillmsn has been
arrested az Newark j., on q charge ~
desertion, preferred by a woman who al
Ieges she Is his fourth wife Stillman is
said 10 admit that he has three wives.
ALBANY n. Y.r-The Krum bill taxing
foreign corporations for doing business IN
New York passed the senate.
MANILA.-Tho remnant Of the force In
L6guna province, Luzon under the lneur.
gent leader, Cabalos. has surrendered to
Lieutenant Colonel Dougherty OF the Sew.
grF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
WITNESSES BEING HELD
IN THE POWERS SUIT AGAINST THE
NORTHERN SECURITIES co.
Charles Steele Declared that the Contest
for Northern Pacific Common Ex-
listed Only in Newspapers.

New York March q. The hearing in
the suit commenced by Peter Power In
the United States court for the district ol
Minnesota for the purpose Of determining
the standing before the law Of the pur-
chase and holding Of Northern Pacific and
Great Northern stocks by the Northern
Securities company was continued this
afternoon.
Jacob SchiT Of tho firm or Kuhn, Loeb &
Co. was questioned 10y A. NJ Boutcllc Of
Minnesota, Of counsel for Peter Powers.
MI Schif said that as far as he could
rccolert the purchases made by his firm
Of Northern Pacific before May last year
amounted 10 $4,000 OO. 4 few weeks lat
or this stock was transferred part to the
Union Pacific and part to the Oregon Short
Line. The Union Pacldcs Northern Pacific
stock was sold TO j r. Morgan and pay
mcnt WIS made IN S0OOO.OOO or SlO.OOOO 900
in cash and SS00onooo or S90,0oO,Ooo of
the stock OF the Northern Securities com
and the Oregon Short Line sold their North
cru Pacific stock because they Thought H.
would he good thing TO get profit on
their stock
Charles steele Of j. r. Morgan & Co.
testified that his firm organized n syndl
cate to raise $5O,0OHOOo in cash To buy
control of the Burlington. The object Of
,,o,lI rn,,1 fr tttr,," W. t,da.t,,,r ma
Soufbo,etern conncctinn T6r no pnrliur'
ron NJ, stool, e,id moro no,"r bad LcEo
any iron. hound arrrcmcnt bct wrcn Mr nm
ond MIR Morgan That they would hold onto
ihoir Northern PaciGr stock. + l. Nor.
gan & Go. had sold SI0OOO 600 of thci,.
SlNOOO. 900 Of Northern Pacific common
10 the Northern Securities COMPANY. RE-
cciyiug stock Of the Northern Securities
company in return
The Northern Securities company had
paid 500 100000 for tho S75, 900 600 worth or
Northern Pacific common stocks.
Questions asked the witness by Mr. Stct.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
MAeNAres IN HARMONY.
National League Factions Reach an
Agreement.

National League Factions Reach an
Agreement.
cleveland. Ohio. March - meeting q,
the National baseball league macpates win
he held at the Fifth Avenue hotel. New
York. Tuesday evening. April ]. to arrange
schedule for the coming season and "a
discuss other business matters.
{, III. Ebhetts president Of the BROOKLYN
club. was closoted with Frank de Has
Robinson Of tho ST. louis club for several
hours here today, and conferences were
held with James A. Hart at Chicago and
II Sodcn NJ Rouston by long distance
telephone, Late today MIR Robinson stated
tnai IT had been decided In call meeting
at me time and place above named.
Mr.. Robinson added that tho matter Of
the league presidency would not be dis.
cnSsed at the meeting nles a decision
should be rendered by the rourts i'm con
Ia April I ~ ''''N
As "A result Of todays conference with
MosSis EbhcttS, Sodeu and Hart " CON
unned Mr.. Robinson "I can say that ain
dlherencos will be laid aside and that We
snail from now on work In harmony"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER
Has Been Granted by the Interstate
Commission.

Has Been Granted by the Interstate
Commission.
Chicago, March 24-Nith the consent Of
the defendants, Judge Grosscup in the Fed.
oral court today issued the temporary re-.
straining order asked for by the Interstate
commerce commission against six railways
entering Chicago The order holds good
until June J, or until further orders from
the court.
The railroads affected are: The Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern, the Pitts.
burg Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis
the Pittsburg Fort wayne and Chicago
the Michigan Central, the Illinois Central
the Chicago and Northwestern.
Before entering the order Judge GroJs
cup said. but for the compliance OF rhe
defendants ] should have required the full
est possible hearing. The matter Is one of
extreme Importance and should not be de-
cded without the most mature dellbera-
ton"
II is believed that the railroads named
agreed not to contest tho petition for an
Injunction at this time 10 order that other
roads eventually might be brought into
court and compelled 10 live up to the pro-
visions Of the Sherman law and the inter
state commerce act.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
HoRsEWHlPpEp THE MAYOR.
a Temperance Reforr1er Assaulted the
Mayor of Topeka


Mayor Of Topeka.
Topeka, Kan March 24.-Miss Blame,
Boise, protegs Of Mrs. Nation, hersswhip
ped Mayor Parker in bis office nj the city
building today Three times she slashed
the mayor and then he spranR at her, grip.
ped her by the throat choked her. tore the
rawhlde out OF her hand ana pushed her
into the hall As Miss boise was thrust
out Of the office by Mayor Parker. she er
claimed: Thank God, I've done II. I've
horsewhipped yon and now ! am going to
horFewhip the governor"
Before beginning her horsewhipplng Mise
BOISE gave ia" mayor severe Ecoldlng and
| accused MIN OF being responsible for the
/ fact mat the Joints are running openly IN
Topeka and for recent murder which was
tho horsewhlp from the folds Of her dress
and struck the mayor three times across
the head and shoulders Miss Boise is n
nurse by profession. she ia about IS yenrs
OF age.
When seen by the reporters inter the az
fair, Mayor Parker refused 20 discuss It.
This woman who whipped him talked free.
~. She said ~ was In sympathy with
Mrs Nation, but did not take part in her
raids. have come TO the conclusion that
the only way TO make public officers en-
force the temperance laws is 10 horsewhip
them. I have an organization behind mo
and We have whips for Governor Stanley
and Judge stanley / viii watt aud see
how this dose acts before ! act. This Is a
good plan."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
TIE IMMIGRATION BUREAUS
At New York and Washington Grossly
mismanaped.

Al New York and Washington Grossly
Mismanaaed.
Washington, March 2f.-The president has
decided that the affairs Of tho lmmlgra.
ton bureau. both in New York and Wash
lugton, are grossly mlsmanaged. and is
determined to act. lie has so Informed
Representative Livingston, and thereby
prevented, for tho present, at least. the
Introduction ~ a resolution in the house
calling for investigation Of tho offices.
The officials involved are: Mr.. Powder.
IT, Commissioner Fitchte and Assistant
Commissioner McSweeny, at Ellis Island,
and Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Taylor.
Mr. Livingston took 10 the White House
copy Of the resolution which ne in.
tended TO present TO the house. He placed
before the president some facts and de-
manded the removal Of Taylor. Mr. IAv.
ingston told the president that the con-
duct Of the immigration bureau is charac-
torized hy roltenncss throughout, ana that
II would be revealed upon Investigating NJ
conditions existing at Ellis Island; that
gun, hut had ended without result through
the interference OF Assistant Secretary
Taylor,
Mr.. Roosevelt promised that the Investi-
cation would be begun, and Mr.. Livingston
will defer introducing the resolution.
Secretary Shaw stated today, II is shid,
10 a member Of congress. that the condl-
tlons which he had found In the bureau
made him feel like quitting his office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-25
HE WILL VISIT RUSSIA
An Appropriation Made for the French
President for that Purpose.
THE CAR HAS EXPRESSED HIMSELF
A Socialist Member Thinks tho Same
Amount Appropriated for the Poor
Would Have Done More Good.

Paris. March "a The chamber Of depu-
ties today by vote OF 400 10 20 adopted
bill providing a credit Of 10000 francs
10 dafray the expenses OF President Lou.
bets visit to Russia The senate also
adopted the credit unanimously
The foreign minister. NJ. Del Case, In.
troduccd the bill Ia the chamber Of depu-
ties amid repeated and hearty applause
and road the preamble, In which apears tina
following extract from the letter OF lnyI
tation sent by Car Nicholas to NJ. Loubet /;
Under the sweet and deep Impression OF
our ncver'to heforgottcn stay In France
last year, the empress and | like to hone
that the highly esteemed president OF the
republic will shortly procure rs fhc reai
pleasure OF seeing him again by coming TO
stay n rev DAYS with US. IL will he pleas
my TO YOU, ] think, 10 receive In person on
nus occasion the unanimous testimony OF
me warm and sincere sentiments uniting
huSsla 10 friendly and allied France
Inc bill then proceeded 10 say. "On
learning OF the acceptance Of the invitation
~ me president Of the republic, the Ma.
t'onai representation will undoubtedly
heartily associate itself with this fresh
demonstration Of the growing strength or
me yes uniting France and Russia for the
ucN'iopment or their prosperity and tho
mnintenance Of the peace Of the world
Atter the credit had been voted. social
lSt proposition was submitted asking for a
sum OF money to aid persons out OF work
NJ. Bouveri socialist, In supporting the
proposal said: "The chamber has tnst
voted 100000 francs 10 allow the nrrs,dent
to visit tho car. 1t IL our duty to ask FOR
an equal sum for the relief OF people who
are out OF work. President Louhet is paid
wen enough This remark caused oud
protests and NJ. Deschanel. the prcsidcnt
OF the chamber intervening exclaimed. In.
dlgnantly: u must call attention TO tho
bad taste Of this language"
NJ Coutant, socialist said, ''It I, NOT
perhaps, academic enough.
NJ peschnnel 1t Is not merely acad..
mic, II IL still less patriotic.
NJ Bouveri's request for an Imuadts b.
discussion on his motion wss then rejected