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Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
WILL NEVER MEET
 fITz, AND JEFFnIES
The Manager of the Latter Issues q
 Manifesto Saying All IS Oger.

o"kia4l cal., Apr ie.-Willianl De isney. manager for James ]. Jed'rias. issued lae following statement today: It is all oyer and F'il4simuons won. l;y acoeItinS the Cha'ieSton offer h. selected th yonly avenue of esraae open t1 avoid meeting J-ffr.e+. Knowing they coo!d fight ia California. ana se- membsrine the trouble they had in TaYas, Arkansas, and recently in >in- cinnau. has proven conclusively thar he has not forgotten the Whipping ne got from Jenries s.t Coaey Island.
 "la regard ,o nis wanting .o fight in England Will sa.- that va want nothing more U Go Yijh lTitzsimniea-i. As Ions as boxing is legJlize3 here. American soil is <oed enough for Us. w know that Titzsi.Gmons is not sin cere. but We are aiad We made him sho,. his hand"
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
HIS ELCFF DIDN'T WORK.

The Rev. Alexander Allison. Jr.. pas tor If the Southwestern Presbyterian church in J recent sermon on the suf- iect uf Lying Illustrated his text with numerous stores. and oue of thes showed hot.. even in church. mans false pride sometimes leads him t1 Irevaric1tion
 \ young man took his best girl to chnrch. and when the time for "col- lection" came round, rather ostenta- tiously displayed live-doliar golH pi@cn. Presumine upon the engage ment tn marry that he'd been made h! her. tHe young lady placed restrain ing hand Ulon the arm If her tiancc. "WhN. don't be sp eXUaVaGau.. George" she exclaimed.
 Oh that's nothins'' ho replied. II always give S5 when l go to q strans church"
 Just then tn deacon came with tha plate and George dropped coin. Everything seemed favorable and tn. young man helm-G with a sense of eenerositr. Then the munster made the announcements for the week. and concluded with the wholly unexpected anuouncemsat of the days collection
 The collection today" said he. was $3.-5."
 George hadn't much to say a1I the way to nis fiance's hom4.-Philade,phia Public Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
JEAl MACE AND THE BULLY.

An article recently pubhsfed under the heading. Wonderful Old Jem Maco." reminded veil known Bllti- more attorney of the following story af hat famous pusilist:
 ltace. with a number Of other men. Was ia a bar loom in Dublin when 2 lccal fighter entered and ordered every one ;t leave under threats of dine and immediate punishment of those Who remain, |. some of tn, men hastily l-it h'', Mace remained sitting quietly at a table. Tho man approached him and said threatrnnSiy: you'll have to co"
 HefaTa sen.Ein@ Mac took held of a pewter pot on tha tahl,. The vessel vas SO large th"t h eoald grasp il only lstth the t'us of his fingers. but his s1an2th "as so great that h. crushed uh" sides ih. Then ha turned to the bulls amt said: I'm lem Mace. if You fool with me I'll shut ycu up just as | did tnat cup"
 1a"n the buil> said h. Gfd net want any of Js.N Nace and ordered drinks for the crowd.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
\ GAIN IN ALBANY.

When senator Elsbel9 was making Lis fight against the assembly com mittae on rul-s h. sts-cd that the ar iitrary conduct of tha committee CT rules showed that four men were run ming the legislature
 II have Iist-ned to Senator Elsberg's statement with much interest and some surprise" said Senator McCarren. His statement that four men arc run ming the legislature is particularly in teresring to me. I Was under the inn precision that tho legislature was run by ona man. BGt if. as the senator says. it is being run by four, why. that shows. Mr. President. that We are making some prostess and may hope for q time when each one of us will be some account bere."-New York Times.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
SPOKEN LANGUAGE OF CUBA.

X Cuban paper expresses a fear lest the Spanish language as spoken in that island be corrupted hy the mere inti- mate contact with Americans. Eng fish words being adartad. and English idicms turned into barbarous Spanish ousting the Spanish "moolsmos" There is rrabably some danger Of this hap nonin@. Already Cubans settled in New York city viii employ such ludi- crousiy corrupt expressions as. Dame nua chanza give me q chance. una rha.za" in translation of the Eng fish colIo4uial hrasa. Give ne l chance" although "chanza" Tn Span fsh means witty or burlesque ex- pression." q joke. The Americanizei Cuban will also say that he is going 10 "carpete2I" his house, instead ot employing "alfonhrar." and his wife goes to "ma"l;etear." or marketing Mexican Herald.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
Additional Local
.:.

DINING BOOM t4-oSGp--The ]ia- :ne room of thr Ford hotel "~s closed last night for the season.
 SENT TO PROENIN.-Thac pnaau.S ;s coming to Gv known and recognized as a good place lor sic:. people to live in is Illustrated by tne arrival here ai Mrs. = l.. Allen ani h"t' d=ughtar @iI-- G. E. Jacobs, or New York, HOW stop ping ut the ifncai Adams. Airs. J"rpns i., partial invalid and tEe ladies spent the winter in san Antonio Mrs jl- cobs' health did not improve as rapid- iy as t should and they decided tn go to santa Barbara. Cal They SO h. .ornsed treig family physician in Eev- York and were ea route t3 the coast
 ', hen they received a message from him to come to Phoenix. IL can be safely predicted that the advice Of the physician will prove It. have been soundly given.
 TIL, CHA EEIDEE.-Tha work cf filling iu the Giis bridge. or cutting 1t j,p into Httle bridges is about com pleted. so far as tae grading iz con c-rnad. ft is expected the ta5.us will finish their work today. :. i'll niae feet high and lI0J feet long has been made. leaving bridge aJ either end long enough tu aCccMmodatc any req Sanable and well ordered river. Bu- tha Giia is neither rsascnab!. nor Vcl ordered and Knowing this Suusl'int.n- q ant Porter will construct a riurau and gravel wall oa tle upper s.ls to pro tect the newly fafm,1 eWbankmcut. SANITARY BOARD - The Live Stock Sanitary board has h,eu in sos sion Tor B day nr two di~pasjus af Jhs constantly accumuiayinS business ot that valuable deparlsrant of the t-rIi- t5rial government
 WARD EGC1SDARII.s.-I7o the in formation ot many who are in doubt about the ward bauaG3ri,a in tn cit1 and their consequent right |" vote. il ]. announced .hal the city is diVit..i into four wards. the division hei-l@ mad oa Center street and Washington street -sIi residents cast If Center and north of V W;;suinSt,n are in the tirst ward. Those west If z at~. and north Of Wa shinst1n arc n the s-couI ward. these aaet of Center ana saath of Washington are ia the third UarI and those cast of Center ana south ot | Washington are ii the fourth ward. ssin-us addition. form Iy iH the first i 0-ard is now in the second. university addition and the north halt 1t x .a!ir5 2 ddition. formerly ia tn third ward. are also iu the second. The change was made by ordinance last July
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
A GOLD MINES QUEER WAYS.

report has reached Stoc,lton of d big st'i'-a in the famous Jumper mine. 4 7oc@et If almost pure gold vas ua- covered Friday and while every ef- fort h@- pe-n made to Nreo the matter quiet. it is now the talk Of the mining disuict. II is rmuorad that almost $loooooO has ben taken GU, CT is ia si&ht.
 Tho Jumper las aI@avs baea . .1ecr- liar Hi1e, ana one that h4s dafied all laws of mining. There if vein n' free milling ore, which the men work ou all oi the time. but every few months q large pocket is u-eov7.e l. Two or three Of these large caches 1f sola hava brol taken out before. but
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
YOUNG >MEGlc.I.5s AT OXFORD
I've sons of Prominent Buffalo Ma"
 un th, Boat Crew.

American interest in the university beat l'ac- rnra high this year. hecau there ora two American men in the OK ford crew. for ths first time in many Wars. They are }. C. ana DeVar%JN MHbura. the sons of a well known h4rlfs. l- of EuTaio. x. Y. Their faith IF was born in England. but went t2 -Nlu.rica when a lad ta win fam" and f..tuu.. which came 10 him quickly. in tho Amelican fashion. He was lresl- dent uf the exposition held last sum mtr in Buffalo. and when Mr. McNin- ley Was assassinated in the eEI ositioH building he was taken at once to Ii. IibWn's huuse. and died there
 some what strangely u.ither oi the Nnburn brothers had anything to do with rowing before they came to OK fard. two years ago. and they haVe never seen q boat race in America. They were prepared for loHege at llili3 school in Pennsylvania. where theI eXcelIoG in foot ball and other field sports. J. C. zIilburn made d record high jump at Oxford in the freshmen sports; then he met with bad acci- dent anG went in for rowing because h. coulJ d0 nothing else.
 Both jhe boys are thoroughly AmeTi- can. but they hav- been converted to tl English sl stem of rowing. Ameri- cans depend entirely on strength. Eng .isnmen on strength and weight. Amer i-an college men soy the FnEiis! sEs- { m has been tried in America and does noJ suit the American physique, bat 2lr. ]. C. Milhu1n thinks it ought to 5e .iEen saotncr trial Several years ago 2. I. Lehman ot Cambridge. the celo- lratcd American authority, on rowing. ,.yll tp America and coached the liar ward crew for it's annual race with yeia. Harvard lost that year. and the E,cSii@h method has never been tried again.
 The Amcrie;ns maka the most oc their tactics and their training is lauch mere severe than the English. The English crews were allowed to smoke until Ash Wedne=day--a com rar2tiNoly short time before the race cn March 22. Bu, in America the men are net allowed to smoke for six months hcfare the race comes off. Tkev go in to win with customary American ente rprise and leave no stone unturned ,o ins0 TO uccass.-L0Ud0u Mail.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
WON tN POINTS.
Abe -Nteu Owe. Ilia Bread at ~t. Lou
 is Last Night

is Last Night
 st. Lou.s, Apr. la.-Abe At.ll, o: s,.1 E.aroisc9. e-4j,.e3 decision an rcla,s over Kid Broad. o- e1-1-Ianl in a 2a- round bout before tho East Ind At-r- i7Iic club tonight. Broad forced -.. ii@at from start to finish. as 'c hie pre- T-c1s U4,tls her" with tho clever Cali ,".'.--an. !ut his tenacious stsje av.;iled nim nothing. At-m 1ft--i iu and o;, and away like a shadow. all tho liur g.asina- .aa.a!iziaE ,-1taa oI uGnt 'e't jd5s ol .irujd's Ihv@;,gna...s. Iu- tei@uersj6l t..m with right swings .s head and soJ,-.
 Broa3's hiuWs rad much st.am b. hind them and -hoaE A.aH .o when they lau1aj Broad made A,all'= sid ney= lis principal point of atta-i-. and a, the close of husjii.iez ,h- l.t,.l-a back showed th- effect of the Ci2ye- !@udors work N, u,s- time only Gfa Aten attempt to mix ij, ia tn- eel.uth rou1i and after settins much ,h, worst oi an exchange. h. fau hae5 to hi5 defensive style.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
-i FIGHT WITH TEAMPs.

S.i- Lake Api. lG.-A special to the
 Tribune from r.vanston, V"yo. says that as the rr=ul, oi TWO fights today between Union Pacific brakemen tho Isiload special poifse and d gang e ha5aes, iAa1ar1an '. C. Schwartz a-l3 cHe O. t1, trdmp& were severely wound ed Er4NeH"u schwartz vas shot N.aj!e t.TiDE to eject the gang from t.1 cset bound train ai Granger. The special police were called and after @
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
ToMAH.AwK TO SHOE BRUSH.

|ittin" Bulls eldest son ie boot btacE. His name is Montezuma. and h. is graduate of the Carlisle school.
 After his schooling he went to phil"- d1lphia inN of ambition and musing oyer the profession Ia would adopt. Ai first il ll-d to him that he might b" a banker. and rhon when no one g. med inclined to he!p hin along that path. P master merchant. But he was beginning u IaIIn that there Is 10 royal road ,u riches. and h. tnereupon decided that h. would black shoes
 Fer 2 few cents ha bought the regu- lation Kit, and il was net long before ha could send f.. Nttnanah from the Rosebud agency. the girl who had promised to marry him. instead of ti.4 suapbcx which Montezuma once car 'ried fer an outfit. he now has a hand some stand. an! this descendant of a line of chiefs is huilding up q flourish ing business every day. Best of all. h. lays his success to Carlisle: for. as h. says, he learned there how to do things V-u. tha small as well as the great Youths Companion.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
BONDS FOR SALE.
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Bonds
 of the Territory of Arizona

Notice is hereby. given that sealed bids will ne received until Il o'clock a. m. Tuesday. May 13. 1902. by the Board of Managers for Arizona of the St I,0llis int national Exposition Of 1903 a. their office in the city of Phoenix Arizona. for $30 000 twenty-year , per cent. bonds. of the denomination of $500 and &1 GOO each. issued by the Territo- " of Arizona in pursuance of Act No. Ss of inc 21st Legislative Assembly of said territory. and which act has been approved by the congress of the United States.
 Interest on said bonds is payable seri-aunually on the first day Of Jan uary and July. and both principal and interest in gold coin of the United States. at the office Of the treasurer O. the territory
 Said bonds will be delivered to the purchaser thereof in the city of Phoa- nix. Arizona. at the office of the said beard of managers.
 \ certified check for ten per cent the amount of the bid. payable to W. C. Bashford. treasurer. and a copy of this advertisement must accompany each bid
 The board reserves the right to re- iect any CT all bids.
 All bids will be opened by the boarl at i1s office in the city of Phoenix. Ari- &0na, on Tuesday, May F. 1902, at II o'clock. 9. 1n-
 All bids must be sealed and addressed to T. F. Dalton, secretary, 21 N. First Ave. Phoenix. Arizona, and market "i'I oposals for purchase of La. P. EXu. Bonds
 Py order of the Board T. F. DALTON, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
BALNED Br MRS. ROOSEVELT.
oha ;.ad A:r-. Ail,n Wouldn't Have
 Poles ia Front of Then EStates-

she :aj 4.rs. Ailen Wouldn't Have
 Poles ia Front of Their Estates-
 -isuu5 N.raon x E.. April l5. -pc- spite ,fo fact thai lhe Kew Yarl. and
 rincnc4t.r Lighting cocaany had failed to gst a permit from property asl3e.@ to erect clecoio light rol-s in front -f thaf. estates the company tried to pu, lis rol.s along Pelham road ,o- d.Y.
 Mrs, Annie J Roosevelt had her co2chfnau jump into a hole which had been dug in front of her house to Keep the poie rom being s-u in. The line men said they had permit from the Eey. Eorl authorities Mrs. RopscV 1t ysl-rhJrad to che Pelham Ai@ncr 4,lii- road commissioner who had tne work stopreG and the nole r,au.d.
 | gang ol Wo.lslaon also tried to put up poles in front of Frederick '. Aliens estate. Mrs. Allen had her s-I- wants i'll up the hoi=s as fast as tae ' were dus and taleph3ueI to her nus band. Constablss stopped tLe work. Sir. Allen said the vice president Of the eonu8Ey mad called 5o see aim to- night and E2d agreed L. erect poles where the property hotders Gaenel.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

the one just found exceeds anything of the kind ever reported.
 The m.n were working on the vein when bis pocket was opened. Tn deeper the men dug into it the richer t appeared. and most of ii was almost solid gold. The Jumper is owned b.- an f,ncIish ant Scotch syndicate. and it has always been d big paving propo- siti0n.-T.os Angeles Times.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
WHY HE WAS scEATCHED.


 Tn & certain case the jd1se order5 l the shyri1 70 call tha rall Q. 35 ''yaaI inon and rrus" selected for 5Hry duty. Only 24 answered to their nanes aaI .ia eheriG Ionlsal somewhat mquirir.-- ly at th- judg4. DGt tine latter Wa- calmly Vipin2 his gia4ses uhiIe he ut- tered inr customary: Any desiring to ba excused from srtvico en this J.trE H,il .e.g / Uia forward.
 TWyTly-t..o men made :. m1Vomaut forward and the clerk stopped in hfs WaiL of no,inA thosa who had failed to -road to th" <1nnaus ta look in Woudei at the entire V-ni,e sirin., {" sss.lra.
 "%yu." said th. judge speaking tl a I1n.-. thin. nervous locking yoiu-: ns"n. "UhE do you wish to b. eN- rus-d %"
 "if ii please your honor" answered the aforesaid thin individual ~I'd lik. 10 ue excused on account of illness. I'm SUI ring fram something that soiGht prove embarrassing to the cther jurors. and il is certainly cmharr:tssiug to me"
 "\Ehat is the nature or yoJr illness:" ;.-N-G iae jUdla.
 ''N,4i." said inc young man. h.sitat- in@ly. "I'd prefer to tell you in private. m sCngWhai delicate aucUt speaking of i. in public"
 'I cannot hear anything in private" resunnded the judge mpaieltly. If ypU want t9 b excused you must tell ma here and new what is the matte With you"
 Well. if | must ten i, he~c-I have the itch.
 The ttch:" echoed the judge and. turning to the clera, without marking hoH aprral2as his observation Was he said: "tir. Jaae+. scratch the iuot a.f.'-St Louis Globa-H mocrat.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
TO FLAVOR A STEAK.

\ delightful flavor is sometines Etv- sa h a steak :.y placing it ever nig!st in a bath e oil and vinegar. In the morning il is wiped be.ora the brollia@. but enoreh Of th- mixture has ueaa abso:aod 10 EiVe it decided ilaNaI.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

We wish to correct a statement that someone has circulated that "AIcKee's Cash Store is going to leave Phoenix It is false in every way. We have never thought oG such q thing and gre satisfied with our business and with Phoeniz and believe the future of ,he Salt River valley is brighter th3n ever, and will continue naming lowest prices at the old stand.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
PREPARE FUR TIE PESKY nOTs

that comes like q thief in the night and ruins your rarest furs and Woolea clothing before you are aware of it. Protection is afforded those who use our camphor and naptha balls for all garments which gre liable to destruc- ton. Now is the season that they gat in their finest work. and the time for you to use the best precautions.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

Posthumous praises are like gold stripes on a hearse
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
AS TO TERMS.

'You shouldn't have any troubla getting shat bill through the legisla ture.' said the first lobbyist Every man has his price. you know"
 That's just the trouble" replied the other most of them won't have my price Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
STILL
 THEY
 COME SOME OF THEM IN EUNCHE,S.
SOME OF THEM IN HUNcHEs.

People are finding out that ours are the lowest prices made in Phoenix on GOOD GROCERIES. Our mammoth Premium List is another inducement. They are on display in OUT south win dow. Come and look d them.
 There is something for the yoIng and old.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
C6e CEN IT \ \

Perhaps haven iced T # mott muchi improve Andwfl 3 the Y.w wash a 1nent theirHn t'; for the
  oft the Iou1ei in T a theC CENTURY artca re, on
 nomS 70 For pae or
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

fight in which 3 score of shots were exchanged, and ouA of the tramps Was wounded. tbc Sau@ Was alTvsted-
The Iola register., 1902-07-11
PLAYGROUND IN A STORE.
Chicago Establishment Has IncIOs-
ure for the AccOmm OdatiOn of
ShOpperE Children.

Real grass real sand and real wheel
barrows and shovels are to be provided
for the children who visit one of the
big department stores of Chicago.
The idea OF day nurseries where moth
ers may leave their children while
shopping has been improved on by the
management, There has been laid out
on the second floor a playground for
the children, with swings, hammocks,
sand, and plenty of toy implements
for the exclusive use of the youngsters.
The pillars which form the corners Of
the playground are covered with bark
and long branches, with realistic leaves
on them, twine overhead, giving the
final touch to the out-of-door appear
ance Of the place. The inclosure is
surrounded by picket fence high
enough to keep the children in, but
not high enough to make them feel con-
strained. The first day of the new
departure, there was large number
of children digging in the sand pile,
running about the gravel paths and
rolling on the turf. Just as fast as
the grass is worn down by the feet Of
the little ones il will be replaced with
fresh sods. Attendants are at hand
to see that no necks are broken by
falls from the swings and hammocks
The Iola register., 1902-07-11
WOMEN FORM FIRE COMPANY.
Men Couldn't Make the Youths Drill,
hut Feminine Tact Found

Prominent citizens Of Norfolk.
Conn, have made several attempts to
organize fire company for the pro-
lection Of their property in the last
year, but every attempt failed, says
the New York sun. There didn't seem
to be enough civic pride or enough fear
Of fire in Norfolk to inspire fire drills.
and it seemed as if it. would be left
to anybody and everybody to get out
the garden hose and do the hest that
could bc done if fire did start
Then the women took up the mat
ter They issued call for young men
desirouS of joining n military com
pany. That caught Norfolk's Young
men. Fifty of them responded, says
,he New York sun.
After that it was easy. The young
men didn't see just how to get out Of
it when, very neatly, the military or
ganra'ion was developed into a fire
force
The women bought the hose, and
now the town has just as good a fire
department as its neighbors of equal
size.
The Iola register., 1902-07-11
CUTTING SCRAP At gas CITY
&. NJ. George Cut Sank Woods in
Several Places With Knife
Not Dangerously Hurt.

About 8 O'Clock Tuesday there was
a row out at Gas City resulting in G.
M. Georges becoming the object o
attack by several other young men.
One struck George over the head with
bottle and George slasLed his way
out of the crowd with his pocket
knife.
The trouble started over an old man
named j. T. Woods, who had been
drinking about town all day and was
feeling cranky and quarrelsome. He
and young George came together and
Woods called the younger man a
name. Without considering the other
mans age George struck him, and
lhen, it is said, went up to him and
apologized.
There were several other young men
of Georges age stan ding about in
cluding Sank Woods, the old mans
son. They closed in on George, who
drew his knife and defended himself.
George received hard blow over the
right eye. which cause.-the eye to quick
ly swell shut. But he saw well enough
out of the other to flourish the knife
at everyone who came near him.
Young Woods seems to be the only
one hurt, he receiving a slight cut in
the shoulder and another in the abdo.
men. Two stitches in one and one in
the other fixed his wounds. George
also had to have a surgeons care and
smoked cigar while being tended to.
He seems to be laboring under the
impression that hehas reputation as
a fighter to maintain. DR. Rennick
acted as army surgeon.
One or both of the parties to the
row will probably be tried, but it will
simply be case OF assault.
The Iola register., 1902-07-11
COUNTY HAS lois Of CASH
The Official Count in June Discovered
S89, 1862 of Good Money to the
C0unty's Credit.

The board Of county commissioners
Is still in session at the court house,
receiving reports, allowing bills and
caring for regular business.
One of the most interesting reports
Is that of the probate Judge of the
counting of the county's cash on June
% as required by law. He found cash
on hand 81 sos. 95; deposited at North
rup's bank $55, ,553. 81; deposited at the
Bank of Allen County SIS, 900; depos-
tied at Humboldt State Bank Sl5, 900;
tax collected S43.97; cash items
81, ,73003; total $50, 1862.
Fees were reported by the various
county officials as collected in the fol
lowing amounts, for the second quar-
ter of 1902:
Register OF deeds 81, 247.l0.
County attorney s27.50.
County clerk S32 30.
Probate Judge $3.50.
The lola Electric Railway submitted
a statement of its valuation as fol
lows: Seven miles of track Sl4 900
power house $1,000: total $40, 600
This is divided among the townships
as follows Elm 81 900, lola township
$500, lola city, -, 300, Gas Cit,
$1,000.