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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

The profit OF gold mine depends. not on the
amount Of rock crushed unfer the stamps but
upon the amount OF gold which can 10 extrartssf
from the rock. In similar way the value OF
food which IL eater does not depend en- the
quantity which 10 taken Into tho stomach hus
upon the amount Of nouFtshneut extracte ;
from IL by the organs Of nutrition and diges.
ton. When these o game and diseased tisey fall
TO extract the nourishmenf In sufficient quantt
ties 20 supply the needs of the several organs
OF the body, and these organs cannot work
W tbout uoartshmeH, The result Il heart
''fvoEhie". liver trouble. ana many another
aiiment. DIR. Pis rce's tsoideu AeslicSl Diarov.
cry. acting on every organ Of she digestive and
Bufrittve rvssem restores IL 70 hea In amt yixor.
Ii CURES diseases remote hon the stomach
through the stomach IN which they originated.
"Gehien Medical Discovery" eohlatss beithsr
alcohol nor narcotics
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12
GaaI 7.stirra.



10y VIRTUE Of ssz sFersaisa issued on
- iadgmens rwefst sFvn al Ehg 0ctohcE terra
o. toe a..frne 5aetsaai cont for aAneoea
cGHNtF, &sins. tfNE. faNn- Of Mll8saus
James az ellsworth sE4sns. sad against A y
Phillips, - r4ta Eft~zeitA for three hun1red
Etty ave dollars ~nd tsistY GENTS dshf. asd
eighteen dollars AID LlHvty-t ce1Gs coats
Of snit. atth httcs ats ns0fe tor sAld wFSt u
eSseatioe. have srtsTu and laken The here-
matter described real sxtztr - the property
Of sue said a. y Phillips teKether sish nj
The intsrest aud t&sss which the sald A. q.
Phillips hAG IN asa 20 tbs same real estate on
twelve hoars and nftern minutes In the after
noon. the tire " hen she came vas attached
10 the action on whieh said judgment was
4 certain los or parcel OF land sitassed In
Eitssorth, Hancock cousty, Maine. bounded
and described as f1iiuas 10 Sst; Hexiuainx
on She e4strrAy side Of road leading "a the
Head ef the fAilk ard nearly ofsposiis Pana
sprtng 80 G sileil A. tae norshwesEeFiy coraer
o. the lot Formerly caneh by William Gar.
iAndi theaee running northeFiy oa said road
six rods thence sAsresiF sixteen rods 10
point forty ave fsst nosihsrly from the north
erty corner OF said GHrlAnd lots thence south.
eriy and parallel 20 said road forty eve feet
TO the said OAKLAND eorssrs thence south-
eAst4riy on said Garland ial line sixteen Focs
20 the place ef beginning treserxlng there
from small strip In the southaexteriy
eorHer thereof as conveyed 90 one J. u.
Allenl. containing sixiy-siH square rods,
also certain lot or parcel Of land situated
IN Ellsworth, Hancock ecsnsy. Maine. and
three IN said Ellsworth. containing one hna-
dfed nnd ninety xht acres more or less &C.
rofdinx 10 the survey ana plan % said Ellis
worth made snd retained to the land ossee by
George n. Moore. surveyor. and befag the
home stead Of the late Eliza Tartelotte sit
uaied 81 North Elis~orth. and the same de-
sertbed tn deed from Amanda %. Hastings
10 the said Eliza Turtefotse Gated Jufs z
O. d. iss0. and recorded IN Hancock registry al
deeds, vol. 1877. page 81
B And on the Eftseath day Of December.
I'D issa at the sheriffss ofhce IN Ellsworth,
Hancock county. Maire. at oeiAck ia the
forenoons shall sell said real estate aud ali
fhc little aud Interest Nhieh the said A. p.
Phillips had in and to she same on said four.
teenfh day o. December, . d. 1901, Al t@elye
o'ciock and nffeen tainuEes In the afternoon.
the time when the same was attached on the
original writ In the act Son Ia which the Afore.
said 1adEment N1s Rendered. ~ Eaatic aac-
tious 70 satisfy said sxseutlen and costs Of
sale OF saiS real estate. unless before that
time said execution and costs shall have been
otherwise fully satisfied.
A. y. WHEToo~H,
sheriff.
Dated this i2ih day of November. isaz.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

Now that the elections are over and
republican majority IN the next
House assured, the fight for the
speakership is already wen ON. Maine
is, OF course, for Mr., Littletield, but it
looks rs II he would have 20 fight to
win. Representative Dalzell, OF
Pennsylvania, has already announced
his candidacy, while Representatives
Payne and Sherman, Of New York, are
also in the field. Mr.. Littletield's
most formidable rival, however, Is
likely to be Representative Cannon,
of Illinois.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

The efficiency of Ellsworth's fire de-
partment was again put to the test last
Thursday night at the Franklin street
fire. And spIendidly did it stand the
test. TO handle such q blaze, and
prevent its spreading, required the
work OF highly-trained, intelligent
AID loyal set OF men, and all this the
Ellsworth department, from Chief
Brown down, proved itself to be. II
the boys want a new hose cart, or
half dozen of them, they ought to be
promptly supplied. No amount Of
fire-fighting apparatus within reason
or within the city's means, should be
withhold.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

The next exciting political contest
in Maine will be the Portland mnnic.
ipal election. Mayor Booth5y is
likely to succeed himself, bat the dem
ocrats think they have strong candi-
date in ID. II. fngraham, who was
mayor ten years ago, and who had
previously been member OF the leg
islature. lie was consul general at
Halifax under Cleveland, and once
ran for Congress on the democratic
ticket.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

Mrs. Adsh Garland, OF Lakewood.
eighty-four years Of age, claims to be one
Of the smartess old ladies In the country
She spun pound Of yarn snd knii q pair
OF bicycle stockings, toe leg of each being
tweniy-fopr inches long, In two weeks,
besides attending the weekly sewing
Circle. all the Sunday and Thursday
evening meetings. doing the work ter
herself and husband, snd assisting Ia THE
general hopsework, and doing all the
meneing for . family OF SIX. She also ss-
sisted her husband In the outdoor work.
She would like to hear from any old lady
who can beat this.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

This. according to the Deer isle Mes
senser, Ia the wsy-snd good way, too
that the citizens 20 that town secure pub
lie improvements. "a small army OF vol
unteers made an attack on the village
sidewalks Wednesday, removing some OF
the toe-stuebers and substituting neE
plank therefor, ripping up snd rebuilding
the walk where nccded. and incidentally
hsving q iovisi good time over the work,
and winning showers OF blessings from
citizens who travel these walks on DARK
nixhts--or at any other time, Tor that
matter"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

Gea. Joshua II. Chamberlain, the
hero of Little Round Top,ex governor
of Maine, ex president OF Bowdoin
college. has, il is reported, consented
to be a candidate for department
commander ~ The G.. A r. OF Maine.
It is not likely that there will bs an
opposing candidate. The election
takes place next February.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Another womsn deer-slsyeri Mrs. Jor-
dan, OF wslthsm, must look to her
iaurets. Last week Mrs. J. c. Chamberlain,
whose husband has a camp at Patterns
pond, brought down deer In doe style,
and invited an Ellsworth party to camp
last Sunday to par,ske Of the result Of her
uroyens
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

We offer Oae HanGrcd Dollars Reward for
sny eAse % Esizrrh that cannos be cured By
Halle GAtarrh Cure.
I'd CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known y !
Cheney Tor the lsst IS years. and believe him
perfectly honorable In all Business trAnenciiq -
and hnAncialiY able 10 carry out Any obligations
made by ttrir arm
WEST 4 TEuAx, Wholesale praEgfsis. To.
icsto. 0hiu.
pruggi~ts, Toledo. q.
HIsll's EstArrh Cure L. taken inferaaIly. act.
ing directly upon tne hiood and N ucous sur,
fsees OF the system. Tes&tna tAls seat free,
friee 80. per tosfle. sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family PtIls are tbe test
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

William Googins. an sged and esteemed
citizen, died q; tho home Of his stsp.son.
Frank r. Metiown, last Sunday, at the ad :
vanced age OF nearly aiaety-two years.
For many years ar. Googins lived al
LAmoine. IN early life be was scsisring
man.
lie bad made bis home In Ellsworth for
some years. Tae funeral vas hetd ye.-
tardsy forenoon, Rev. David Kerr Ell
cistiag. Interment wRa at East IAmoine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

rI,HK subscriber hezsby gives n0tiee Jas
trAsrix Of the estate 81 Arthur ware.
we'll, late OF BueksporL In ths ecany "
Hancock. deceased, aad given bonds az ~
mNnds against ths estate OF said deeeAssa
arc desired tc present the sane Tor seasae.
neut, and all Indebted thsreto arr Tsgaesteu
10 Gizke payment Immediately.
Noxesnber 4 1870. MamIA &. w.EDwxLA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

The Bar Harbor Record refers TO the
recspt Hanseom hearing on the
sheriff question as The "count out'',
and s'so-called hearing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

THE subscriber hereby gives notice taAs
Il shs has been daily appointed Aamin 80
trlx Of the estate Of James Y. By&fd. 80
Of sedgwfek. Ia the connty OF asf 80
deceased, and gtven bonds As Inc law sses
All persons having demands against fe -
tate Of ssid deceased are desired 50 pfssf-s
the same for sefalenent. And All l14eese4
thersso are requested 70 make payne "a
usediately. Many q bstAp'
November Z. 1871
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

TUE subscriber hercby gives aotieeI "a
Il she has been duly appointed exec y
on the last viii and testament Of Wits
crahtFFe. late 81 Hancock. In the eoufts y
Hancock decreased, no bonds being fN4n
By the terfns Of said Will. All persons nAslhs
demand. against the estate Of sAip %
ceased are desired 20 present the 49,
iar settlement. and All indebted theFrf9 M'
Sosember 4. issz MkaY 4. CRAsrhSE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12
NOTICE.

10 afxstaf sNFAs-stg S@s fAs Sass Of WssHs
svssss II Hsseask. sesrHtAfas ~ Lapassws
HearNsk, Fra zAt&m ~ piamEasspa 80
nFEH thsce thnasAaa Eesxs les Cantxain-
~ Gus PARA eAgs hrsn hafrsa 10 glacial
deposits, clay strata az sock e0ttasa. I do
nssed ensEsp siaH fFem tsxss co aha A8Hfta
property Ter orc hupAss1 years,
May c. EAHxa AnsFtM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

IL is as gratifying this week as Ii
was depressing last week to refer TO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

no cot fsesgssN in csnl1aieFzs Para. 8
y demand pfosrgisha " tEfs sH& propxrts
ffna2 The coanEy % MAne0rk. the stale %
Mslss. Raa ths Oates STATES % AmeFtas.
Mshf g, FsssE AEsE1x.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12
fsssaIf.
liz n. P. Gasoline engine.

wposs fgsuse Fgg saN table. All ifua ezest
c5s SAW ANaSh SAtME sAM nEArsaaaa wa.ss
fsanfa t*si1 r.. h8rs5 e{sss SHEARS Wood sasss
7 Atsssilss- sl.apsY ifh esa1siErE ssNsft4 An =
F~s7 pTrseE. Eessg2 t,w seiliHgs want % ri
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

c0IlCH EpEE with SIC order of spsee's
SooSfi NIL Exiraets soaps. Tea.
Coffcc and other sirflt GFeecfies Also other
premiums, MoME SrrFLf Co., Oak r.
Augusta. Ne. DrFz- a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12
Sur
gsEn.
spnlaINatl.ra.

g, s>-eeNNeeNr1-r~~e~-es ~ -rss~ fAs-s-s~.s
w HKnsAa my wife, Delta A. sksxrns. aas
w teft ms ~tthast iasl gsatarAttSn
hssesy fsaF6ta ali PRtt8as hsFh5sssE ~ tFass.
iEg bee on say asea1at. ~ sAs4 say NE hsiia
ii her after thls Hsss
HaxmH n. SsN&esT.
Eiaxwossh Falls. ocs. u. 1854
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26
FLYING JIB
BADLY WANTED

Anything to beat Jim Quinn is the
cry of the local horsemen. That there
.is something good in the black cyclone,
khich will be raced in the best classes
next year is the opinion Of every one
and the horsemen want to beat him In
advance of his starting.
That game old performer Flying Jio'
who has been memory for some years
is the last one sought to turn the trick
The old horse could have beaten any
thing a few years ago but some OF
these who follow racing believe he has
gone past the age that would JUSTIFY
expectations that he could beat either
the black or the gray. Yet that he IS
being sought is shown by the following
from San Francisco:
An offer from Honolulu was maze
for FLYING Jib 2:o4. but Charles GRIT
ftb. his owner. declined it, saying:
THE good game gelding will always
remain in my possession; money can
not buy him" Sentiment like thls Is
to be commended. 1t shows that Mr
Griffith does not forget the thrill OF
pleasure IL gave him when he saw ms
Ianented father drive this horse WIFI
it's mate over the Bay District track
haif-mile in about minute, much e
the establishment of the thousands WnS
witnessed il. Flying Jib has earned tht
life of ease he is enjoying at Pleasan-
TONS. F. Breeder and Sportsman
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Latest in Shirts at the White
House.
Turkish Towels big value at Kerr's
on Monday.
a Elastic Seam Drawers all sizes soc at
4 the White House.
NJ Brasch & Co.'S store win remain
open this evening
An experienced child nurse adveruses
for position. See our classified ads
A Japanese boy desires a position as
cook, city or country Apply F. K, 1lzo
NuEanu st.
Ferns and palms belonging to Mr..
Tudwigsen will be sold today at 10
O'Clock at Morgan's salesrooms on
Queen St
Table Napkins cheap at Kerr's on
Monday.
Hebron Drug Co. have their mauka
window full of Cooper's Kidney ana
Backache Pills. You need them TINS
time of the year to build up your sys-
tenn.
Mr.. w. L. Howard has power OF at
tornAy to act for Mr.. A. T. Cooke our
ing his absence from the city. HIS Of
flee viii be with the Palolo Land aTip
Improvement Co.
4 family leaving the. city who have
a good Chinese cook take this means
of recommending him to any one deslr-
ing a cock by inserting aE al IN our
Classified column
WAL Nichols Co. have more pianos
than room and will therefore make spe-
ciai inducements to intending purcnas,
arg of an instrument of that kind can
and be convinced.
Kerr's Big Linen and Towel sale on
Monday.
A very choice newly finished moo-
eru cottage of s rooms with all mod
ern improvements and situated on ing
Rapid transit line is offered Tor rent
for particulars see our CLASSIFIED adS.
qhe last steamer from Japan brought
~ large assortment OF japanese cur1os
also Japanese goods for Chiya the mer-
chant ON Nuuanu ST. These goous
have been opened and are now display
ed at his store
We are in the city to stay, and are
hn;lsinp mn a reputation on the merits
of our work. II your teeth need after IN
tion. let us make an examination ioi
you-Yree of charge. To do your oenta
work well and without pain is our Cd
iact See our ad. on page 3.
THE EXPERT DENTISTS.
Panama Hats $500 at the White
House.
In order to accommodate our patron:
W. will have three Of our UNIFORMED
messengers in attendance at the her
chants Fair. ,,,1xy
TBRRIToRIAL MESSENGER sERV
ICE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26
Hackmen Again Arrested.

rackmen Rooney. MCGOWAN and Cos
tello were re-arrested yesterday afternoon
on the charge of ARRAY committed on
Thursday morning about O'Clock. wien
originally arrested each put up 81 eash
bai (which they forfeited 1t was 1sport-
ed last night that MCGOWAN was beaten
during the evening by some person VI
persons, his face being covered win
blood. On Thursday morning Rooney
was felIed to the street by one Of The
other two at the junction of Union and
Hotel streets and rendered unconscious
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

Castle & Lansdale have some very
choice property for sale or lease
The japanese in sKona have three
schools Of their own and a Budohlst
dornitory.
The Honolulu Burial Association add
ed quite a number Of new members 10
their organization during the week
The next lecture given under the
auspices of the Theosophical Society py
Mr. Thomas Prime will be given on
Thursday, July 31st. Subject, WIN EVo-
luton.
The William Mckinley Lodge, K or
p viii meet this eve for work in the
first and second ranks. The meetings.
at present are being held in Harmony
Hall on King st.
The woman's Guild of St. Andrews
Cathedral will hold its regular meeting
| MonQay. July 2Sth, at 3 r M al the
residence of Mrs. f. d. Tenney COZ
Pensacola and Lunalilo SITS
All first cabin passengers per s. S.
Sierra leaving this port for San Fran
cisco July 90 are requested TO call al
the office of the agents VIM q. Irwin
| &, co and secure their tickets as soon
| AS possible.
! 4 meeting of the chairmen OF the va
| rious committees for the Fourth OF jury
| celebration will be held in the directors
i
/ ing. at eleven o'clock for the purpose OF
hearing and considering reports
| The Eiks badge for the Salt Lake
I convention viii be put on sale in inns
1 city. before the delegation leaves. IL
| will he on tapa cloth, with the da-
1 waiian coat of arms, and a hula glri
4 in purple ink, and at the bottom no
noiulu No. GIG, b. p. O. z" AT the Top
will be a bronze pin representing
1 miniature cocoanut
4 At the annual meeting OF fhe hond
Japanese Coffee Planters AssoelatioIi
| The following officers We're elected; X
| Sakata. manager and treasurer; u
lTakahashi. associate manager; X ~
shuhira, auditor; s. Uyemura, auoitoF-
The Japanese coffee min at Ka1iua mas
1 received about 1900 bags of parchment
coffee to clean or 2S2,250 pounds in all
In a recent article about the coming
| of Miss Mcleod. the new prlnelp&I OF
| Kawaiahao Seminary, an extract IRON
a Canadian paper compiimenting he'
| was printed as "A note of Miss Nc
/ I<eod's As the Advertiser mas oeeh
asked II the lady wrote her own iauoa-
| tons. it IS proper to say that the phFase
! was written "a notice of Miss Mcleod.
| The article and clippings did not come
! from her.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26
sunday AFgERSooN CONCERT.
Band VIII Play at O'clock at the
Capitol.
PART /.
raa nui,at,n Execution.
The Old Hundred.

gx,e execution against the bulletin
Publishing Co.. mention of which was
mad, in the Advertiser Gay or TWO
ago. was placed in the hands Oh oilieei
NcGurn yesterday morning Win
stractions to levy. Previously another
conservative of the High Sherin OF
&C. bad been able to get nothing put
promises. McGurn went to the Buile-'
lin office to gather in a press put WIS
begged to hold off until the business
manager. Mr.. Rockwell, had made an
attempt in Judge Diek ss,ds e Tbe sum
ie,,'aS 80 about SIS McGurn was
assured that If nothing so p po os 's %r
Rockwell made an earnest Piea
Judge Dickey saying, among ONE ne
things, that the Bulletin had nor =, . me
a fair chance to present its sioe OF '1 -
csse Judge Dickey CURLY dechneo - -
reopen the matter and the exeeu.ion or =
now in the hands of the ponce hoi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26
He slapped Ro,h's Face.

uaitor Advertiser: In the court cor
n,ons of YOUR issues of the 24th ana
9th insts. in the case of Roth VS.. Ioie
man. for assault and battery IL s'ase-
that Roth vas struck from oenino- ~
.,,oh thing ever occurred. L went in'e
eatb,s store as a gentleman. and eN'
pected to be treated as such'
civility was not accorded me-
Rsth insuited me. and told me- IL tn'
fit of coat and vest didn't suit me-
,o,,la ..eyo TO H" whereupcn slap
.es his face for his insolence.
/. II you will kindly insert this c0h'ta
ict,on. you will greatly oblige'
yours respectfully,
w. L. COLEMAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26
r1ckETs FROM HONOLULU TO

Not q minute should be lost a1.er
child shows symptoms of cholera in
fanturn. The first unusual looseness or
the bowels should be sufficient warn
ing. II immediate and proper ffeat.
ment is given, serious consequences VIII
ha averted. Chamberiain'S Conc,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 10 the
sole reliance of thousands of mothers
and by its aid they have often saved
their ehildren's lives. Every household
should have a bottle at hand. Get IL
today, 1t may save life. BENSON
Smith Il Co., Lta., wholesale agents.
sell IT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26

.eyol, have voted against every meas
ure that was for the best interests OF
the nation What will you say to your
constituents when you get nome
Second congressman-.S Say? III ten
'erl I'VE got an appropriation Tor MUG
Creek New York WEEKLY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26
O. r. & L. Co. Excursions

During the Merchants Fair week ex-
cursion tickets will be on sale at al
of the o. r. & L. Co stations. These
tickets will be on sale and good for re
surn from Saturday. July 26th, until
Monday, August 9th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26

THE ADVERTISER is DELIVERED
TO ANY PART OF THE CITY FOR
* CENTS PER MONTH.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-25
Arizona's Christmas.

The old beliefs cannot apply to an Arizona Christmas. for that holiday in this territory is white" or green" ac- cording to location. To the residents of the great Colorado plateau, and O. the higher attitudes generally, Santa Claus comes with his regulation sleigh and reindeer. But to the people who live south of the escarpment which marks the dividing line between the subtropic valleys and the regions Of the pines. the old fellow comes withou: his reindeer and his sleigh-presuma- bly he travels in an automobile. There is in fact, no other section of the Unit ed States where perpetual winter and perpetual summer can be found H.. such close proximity. But nowhere in the Union is Christmas celebrated more joyCusly than in Arizona.
 This Christmas there are abundan: causes for contentment and happiness. Not only is there prosperity every where. but we have the added pleasure of anticipation, which philosophers say is the greatest pleasure of all. State hood. longed for so many years, seems to be assured at last. The people of the Salt River valley have still another req son for happy anticipation. They ez- pect that before another Christmas comes the great reservoir dam on the Salt river will be we'll under way. thus making certain the fulfillment of tile, hopes in which so much has been cen tered. To be made citizens of a great state, and to be assured a prosperity that has had no parallel. make up q prospect which warrants a merry Christmas. indeed.