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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
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elm aelpiiier Sacob @emebr nit iei-
mem Srelnoe u. S6mit; Sei5er, nadJ
elnem Spa5iereang, 9egeu 9 ubr
gbenOS, IN Das @irtbSbauS CHARLES
8raiier, SirtoneritraBe - ole por-
mnlige Gue De Pbotel De piue-ein.
sSSn Dem MirtbSbnuS mar Elm gelpiIier
gsilbelm Bunif aus S6pieoelbrit6
bel Hambrud (@ruBb. 2ur.) eebiir-
tia. Sieier mar gang betrltnfelr.
9eaen 10 llbr iaste Shmit su
SSacob: ygs lit 3eit naf Saus su
aeben." Sa miihte iib Eunib orein
uno ibrie: rSa, pad bid ipes.
ihmusieer BreuB." SIN Sinaus-
aeben erpioerte @erpebr: ,9rI, LOB
midi rubig nnO befiimmere bid INN
peine Seanne b'Irc." 9ies lit Der
geinabme Der Srau Huni6. Ylrni1
folate Den 8eioen uno nit etnem
9rotmeiier, Oas er IN Der Sai6e
bate, rib er 8erpebr ben 9aitd auf.
9ieier fiel 5uiammen inbem er 51
ieinem Srelnoe ieuf8te: ngtifolas,
man bat midi eritoden." Shmit
ihleppte Ssacpb IN Die uabe gelegene
Sfellfe 9iitreur, no ser 9eripunoete
balb peri6ieo. Tuni6 eing nod
Saule uto legte iif ms 9ett, pia
lpem nidts geideben pGre. 9ia
&oiisei mo baS 9eri6t famen un6
maften cine llnterlu6umg. Ser
WfOroer i6liet ais man i'm gegen
Wtitternadt perbaftete. Sacpb @e<
pebr, elm braper Mrbeiter, lit in
GliaB.Sotbringen geboren mo mar
crit 10 Sabre aft. Ole 2eid)enoff.
nuna fano am Montag itatt unS
purpe bon ben $50. Ier5ten Mlei1
uno &ober pol5ogeu. Bunid lit cir
Dem Srlnfe e~raebeues Subieft, Der
bis swan6ig @fal i6on perurtbeiit
woroen lit iiir alerlei Serbreden.
Trel. Sim ielben 9adJmittaa ita5
IN berielben Safe Elm Solbat bes
10. 2inienregimenteS einen anoern
Solbot oeiielben Regimentes. Ser
tootlih S%ermlnoete, pelder bel
Srn. Sdilt fautouuirt mar fir ole
!3eit Ser ShieBiibrmg, legte ii6 bllit.
trieieno ms @ett. Nadber nurbe
er ms Spitol ~getrageu. no mar
bofft i'm 81 retten. Ger Mfor0er
mar betrumfen.
Nrel. @dbrenb elmer Ser lester
Nadlte orang Elm Sieb in oaS Saus
oeS Serrn Iniap, Sremier, elm, uni
itabl 200 Sr.
Sabap ga : 8ieiae, A. slug. -
Im Sreitag Ibeno geaen 8 ltbr iina
bier 5ebn SGrler perbrannt. Sas
%sSeiler entltano i'm Sarle beS Seisers
Denis unb bebnte lif 10 ltnell aus,
oaR nur baS Sieb serettet weroen
tonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Ieloes aus 2urcmburg; g.: Scarf
Bed aus 2l,rembrrg.
Spant d) eSpraGe. i. Subr:
Greis: Eeter 9tollpeal aus 2nrem.
BURG. 1. acceliit: HifoIauS Sabn
aus Gid a. b. Ml5.; g.: arnolo
Strobler ars 9iioelingeu.
2. SSabr: 8reis: emil Simon alts
Slren6urg. 1. Icceiiit: emil Hi.
paur Gus Snrenlburg; e.: SEQ 8ndff
ans Sells.
Stalientd e 9 pra6e. i.
Sabr: 1. Greis: saul Sourneue alts
Suremburg; 9: Sobann 8elter aus
Suremburg. Icceiiit: SeroinanO
gallitert aus 2uremburg.
2. Sabr: Ereis: S%eroinano Wonte
brum aus Surembnrg.
{ urnen.
1. Ibtbeiluug. 5. ST. - Seftion
81: 1. YreiS: Gboarb @eber aus
2urem6itrg uno SEQ Sdmts aus
Giidlen; g: geter Heplano aus &leri
uno &arl Setter aus 2urembnrg. i.
@cceiiit: Hifola1ts Sobengarteu aus
Surembilrg, Sulils 2amort aus
@ils, Warcel Sfmit aus Gttel6riid
uno Giftor 9effa aus &paerid.
). al.-Seftion .. i. 8reis:
Woris Talseu aus 9eutid.S 9th; 2:
NnoreaS Seder aus Settingen ltnO
8eorG Garmes aus Sollerih. Iceei-
lite: SEQ Miiaer aus Wonnerid, Sr.
9ope aus Snremburg, Seroinan0
Sepocr ans 2uremburg, Ilions
SdIrpeoer aus GttelbrIf uno SEQ
Stroll ans 2%urembur9.
2. Nbtbeilung. 6. 81. - Seftion
V. 1. Greis: Gltgen Inton aus
Hedingen bel Weri6; g: SEQ 2eib.
frieo aus Sd)rouomeiler unb gbgoro
@eber aus 2uremburg. Icceiiit:
@ilbelm Sacobp aus Sollerit,
Iattbias Dupont mts Solerif, 60
ief Gobinger aus 9uremblrg uno
lSoief Irle aus &ettemburg.
6. 4l.-Seftion .. 1. Yrets:
Snfob Setter aus 2rrremburg; g:
Gbltoro Sbilges olis 2ilremburg.
IcceIiit: Saul Grapot aus 2ltrem.
burg, SernbarO Mtarr aus Sollerif
unO Ioolf Eeters aus 8arnid.
8eiang.
I. Yreis: Nifolaus Streff ans
Suremburg; g: Ilbert Silger aus
%Sllremblrg unb Sil6ert 9emutb aus
Suremburg; g.: Ilfreo Ssruel aus
Suremburg. Icceiiit Hifolalts
Siremer aus HeuOorf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Derelniate Staten
S.nOe. Die Ma5riItc , ,uc.br Sngeuis
burger interciirrn, an Or
Gazette"


gDir eriu9en aae 2anbsleute iolde
MittGeilungen, peld)e &uremburger IN
Nmerifa ooer Jon itipo in Der Welt be-
trejfsn unp intsrsiiirsa, on Die .0as
Sette" gu ienoen uno 3par 1eBs man
auf ben 8rieu m d Ia in eng
lii6er Spra9e Die 4orehe: nGoitor
2urenburger 8a5ette, Dubuque. Sa."
Natiirli1 banbslt es ii9 bier nur
barum, Mittbeilunssn unb Radridten
BON allsemeinem Sntsrene Ilir
Die 2urembur9er gu erbaltea. Mfan
1uds BEL GprrelponOeRaen iih m o g.
iihH turS unb biinbi9 ausdu@
briiden. Sails man in elmer 3eltung
irsenbpo Reuisteiten ooer 8prtpmm>
Mile psrseihnet iiebt, pelde Gursms
burger betreffen pber bic 2anOsleute
intersiiiren, 10 ieRoe man einfd6 entz
ipsber bic gauge 3eitung Ooer einen
@us56nitt nit Der betreffenoen Weitz
tbeilune, an uns elm. Der Hebatteur
Der v9aSette" fam eben ni6t aue
8lGtter Der Welt iebs @p6e leien.
Qud meuu Sreunbe ooer Wertpanote
poer 2anosleute aus anoeren Wslttbels
len interei5ante 8rieie ihreiz
ban, 10 tam man Der n8aaette" ia Die
Observation-Disclosures Mittbeilunsen
our @er0ffentli9ung i9iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

miro ippbl ouf Sen Sd)ienen EN-
Eager geiltdJt BADEN. Der Wdld]tlttlt
battc aenterft, Oab er einet @egen-
itailb iiberfabren bate, ipltBte ober
niflt mas; man cling bon Der Citation
aus nit 9aternen Die Strede ab-
iud]en unb fono oen geoorernSiuers
then in ieinem 9lltte.
&emidj, Z. aua. Seute @or-
mittaq ltarb bier nod l1ngerem Sei-
ben Serr Gaul Sieoler, ebemaliger
Grimaner bes @pmnaiirms bon 2lt.
yemburg i'm Ilter bon % Sabren.
GipilitanS Der staot 8rcucnmader.
@eburten. - A. Suit: Cutie,
g. b. Beter ShoItes, Shmieo. TO-:
Ssfar SoIepb, 9. b. Gtif. Soiepb
@renot, StotiousporIteber. To-:
bernhard, @. b. Sobann 9aptiit
@eber, S6neioer. 16.: Iifoiaus,
Q. b. Rifolalts Sdondert, Stein.
BREEDER.
Seirotben. = Seine.
SterbefGIle. 5. Srli:
Sbereie Slrbertp, So S. alt. @ittpe
bon gsifolauS Toaine, 5tlbS. @en-
oarm in @aiierbi1ig. g.: &uiie
Sholtes, SO Stimoen aft, 5od)ter
BON Eeter Sboltes, Sbmieo; 23.:
|Sobanm @effling, GA s. alt, Nalt.
rer. "a: gliiabetb &%ippinger, Ga
IS. oft, Gbefrau bon Srau5 Mterteu,
Mourer.
GipilitanS Der 8emeinSe Wertert.
@eburten.- 16. Slili: Wear.
aaretba emilia, z. b. Seinri1 Gre.
mont, GOiffeur in @aiierbiqig. go:
&atbarina Matbiloe, &. b. Sobanr
Setter Gigrang, Sitter in Mertert;
anaela Inna, z. b. Sob. Eet. Soon.
Sem, Sabrifarbeiter in 8aiierbiaig.
Seiratben II. - Seine.
SterbefdIle.-3. Srlt: Wat-
tbtas Saeger, 2 S. aft, BON Wertert.
g.: Soiepb @arfen, II Won. aft,
bon Wertert. g.: Warie S6mit, 80
rs. oft, @ittpe bon Sobann Waie-
rus, Staatspeniionierten BON Wer-
teri. To-: Sbereiia SltbertD, 50 IS.
oft, @ittme bon Iifolaus &oniug,
Staatspeniionierteh BON @aiIer.
bilia. o.: Sbilipp 4remer, 50 $.
alt. Observation-Disclosures bon @ailer.
biQia. o.: aatbarine Haui1, fiinf
8oden alt, bon @aiierbillig.
Gipilitanb Ser StaSt Nemidj.
@eburten.-1 II. Stunt: CLARA
Maria. z. b. ;Seinrid &or, Sad).
beder. &C.: Yalll Wartin Seroi.
nanb, @. b. 9uitap 9aloauft Mr5t.
2. Suli: 8atbarina Watbiloe, e. b.
HeinarO Sano, @aitpirtb. A.: So-
hanna @ermaine, e. b. Sobam
&lopp, @beniit.
Setratben. - 2. Sunni: Ser
bert Georges Barnes, 9anfgebiiIfe
ans 2onOon, nit Inna Warta
ShiporB, obne Stun0, aus Remih).
90: Illailit Seoermeper, SdneiOer,
nit Maria Carolina Sier5ig, obne
Stonb, beibe aus &emid,. IA. Suli:
sluOreas Hetter, 9ledihmieo aus
HemidL NIT Maria Shuler, obne
Stanb, aus Tal5em. 16.: Matb.
Sefer, Sagelobner aus &emidl init
Gath. Soffmann, Obne Stanb, aus
Settiu9en.
Sterbef1lIe. - 1. Suli: SSso-
iepb Ieienburg, oft % S., S6rei-
ner, le0ig. g.: 9eter @reipeloinger,
alt SO s., gepeiener Safriitam Gbe.
mam bon Marg. Sier5ig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
&us BEN abriseu 0ruRbersostbum,

Srtnftngen, 70. SSltlt. Vim pertl.
Sienstag bate Der Iderer gtif. 8oer,
aen BON &oeo DaS lln9liid, por
einem airidbmlm 81 fallen, pobei
er iid] oerartige @erlesuugen 5u5og,
oaB er am ielben slbeno itarb.
@ilmcrSingen, 80. Sllli. @eIterr
Nahmittag ftel ser Maurer 9ranot
BET einem aus5ufiibrenben Heilbal,
herunter mo perleste iid) Ihmer.
9elien 3ultauo ioa le6ensgefdbrlidJ
iein.
2impertsberg, %. Suli. Gin
Sonntag Wprgen fano man Die
gbefrau g. Sraiht foot i'm Bette
Dor; elm SdlagflitB bate ibrem Sc,
ben elm iabes 3iel seiest.
&ahl, 80. Suli. Sim Sreitas, %.
SSult itarb 5l Seispelt Serr 2ebrer
Seimes, nod ldnserem &ranfen.
lager, i'm 4lter bon "a Sabren. Sas
S~egrdbniB fano am q. Suli 81
@abl itatt. Die 9etbeiligung bon
Seiten Der gollegen lno Ser Gin.
nobnerihaft Der @emeinbe mar lebr
itarf. elm 9emeiS, Dab Der Geritors
bene ii1 Die 9iebe uller IN bobem
| @raoe eriporben hattie.
StraNen, %. Suli. Infer Selo.
hitter gernaro Souiiaint purbe an
Wittpuh 9tahmittag unf ieiner
Sienltrrmoe ploslid BON einem Bur.
idcn in Dem 5man5iger Sabren on.
aefolen nno 5l 9oben getporfen. Ser
Nngegriffene, Der rlIr einen Irm bat
llno ihon bodbetagt lit, bermo6te
iid) nidt 5u pebren. Ser &auber
ieste iih auf i'm, 5og Elm Weiier ans
Der Saide, ieBte es SouIIaint an
Die gruit mo foroerte ibm feline
9orie ab. Souiiaint CAB tie ibm unS
naf0em Der Maltber ben Snbait,
eiuiae sSranfen, eiuseitedt bate, aab
er linn Die 9orie suriif. gr orobte
DEM Ingegriiienen, i'm toot5uibla.
gen, tperm er Semano etfuds bon BEN
Sorfalle er5Gble. Gen eifrigeu
Nohfpridnmgen Der 8enburmerie
nts luxembourg gelang es, Den
@egelagerer in Ger Berion bes Eeter
Saueripeiu, zines arbeitSideueu
SlbiefteS ans &plingergrumo, aus.
fiuOia 5rl MAIDEN. @r Dllr0e perbaf.
tet uuo in bas @efauguiB eefiibrt.
Mamer, 80. Srli. @eItern slbenb
| geaen 8 llbr peribieo Der ieit lGnge.
rer 3eit leioenoe Seminariit nnb
Siotpn Serr MATTHIAS Silbert, pobl
perieben nit ben bl. Sterbeiatrameil.
ten, i'm alter BON 26 Sabren. Gad,
pollenOeten Summit1tSitloien mel
he er IN 8elgien %abioIpirte, trat CT
Dor 5 Sabrem IN baS Erieiterieminar
sm Hnmiir elm, no er Inn Sitern Die
III. Siatonatspeibe empfilg. Nur
II Gage trenuten tim bon Dem gmt-
piang Der ErieIterpeibe uno Der Bri,
mis-. Gin fir feline il~berlebenoeu
Gltern beionoers idmer5liher ltml-
itanO lit, baB Der &eritorbene oas
lebte ieiner 5 @ei6ipiitcr seipeien lit.
8ettenSori, %. Slli. @ls beitte
Ser 12i1briae Spbu bon Sobann
Srallt nit ieiner Stub auf Ser @eibe
por, brnnnte oieielbe Ollrd mo rib
ocn &naberL oa oieier bas Sell, an
Dem er iie iiibrte, Inn Die SanS be
ieitigt botte, in piloer Slildt nit iif
fort, bltrh Seden unb 8eItrGilde,
iiber Stod mo Stein. bis oaS Sell
entauei rib. GntIeBli6 mo bis 5llr
llnfemtliffeit 5ugerittet, bob iba
Elm sur &ilfe berbcigeeilter Mauu alti
mo trug ibu 81 ieinen ilntroitli6eu
gltern beim. Pin beiien auffommea
miro ge5lpeiielt.
&eispclt, 81. Sill. Dor einiscu
Sagen iiel Die bieiise @ittrue Sang
10 mgliidlih IN pas oiienltebenoe
&ellerlod ibreS Sdmicgeriobnes, oes
@irtbeS Teblinaer ooB ibr SuitanS
acknowledgements lit.
Williams news., 1902-08-09
Fire in United Verde

Prescott, Ariz., Aug. 2.-Fire has appeared at the fourth level of the United Verde mine at Jerome, the fumes of the burning sulphur per vading the entire mine. An ar engagement has been made to bulk head the level, but with the air be- ing pumped from the surface the men could only work for a few minutes at a time. One man, over come with gas while ascending in the cage to the surface, fell from the cage and was killed. The com pany is compelled to close down the mine. It will be a month or more before the plant will be started again, as the men refuse to risk their lives by going into the mine.
Williams news., 1902-08-09
Excursion Rates

Biennial meeting Knights of Pythias at San Francisco, August 11-22, 1902. Tickets will be sold from Williams to San Francisco and return, not good for stop-over. Aug. S-9-10, 1902, good returning Sept 1, 1902, for s35, round trip.
 Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday during the months of May, June, July, August and Sep tember (tickets good returning Nov. 30, 1902): Rate from Williams to San Francisco, $4S; Los Angeles and San Diego, BPS. Tickets good for stop-over west of Barstow.
 Until December 31, 1902, rate on range horses in car loads, released to value of $2.5O per head, will be 4-5 of the cattle rate to Kansas City and intermediate points in Kansas. Rates to points east of Kansas City may be based on above rate to that point.
Williams news., 1902-08-09
Approves the Verdict.

The Prescott Prospect in its last issue reproduced an item from the NEWS regarding the arrest of some Indians charged with killing deer, and made the following comment:
 This was a very good piece of work. It is the Indians, and not the whites, who are killing, or, rather, have killed of nearly all our game Twenty years ago, and even so late at ten years, deer were numerous, even within a mile or so of our largest towns. But it takes a good hunter to get one now by travelling fifty miles The San Carlos Apaches get passes from their agent, since they have killed every deer on their 5000 square miles of reserve, and have long ago slaughtered all the deer in the Mazatzals and Sierra Anchas along Salt river and the Verde What makes it worse is that they kill them only for the buckskin. It is we'll that the law has been enforced in this case
Williams news., 1902-08-09

keep the books of the company outside of the Territory of Arizona, except otherwise may be provided by law; and may hold, purchase, mortgage and convey real and personal prop erty either in out of the Territory of Arizona. Without in any particular limiting any of the objects and powers of the corporation, it is hereby expressly declared and provided that the corporation shall have the power to issue its stock. bonds and other obligations in pay ment for property purchased acquired by it. or for any other object in or about its business. and to mortgage or pledge any stocks. bonds or other obligations. or any property which may be acquired by it; to secure any bonds other tee any dividends bonds contracts, or tracts of any kind and description; to pur- pose of the company; and in carrying on its bus iness. or for the purpose of obtaining or furth- ering any of its objects; to do any and all other acts and things, and to exercise any and all other powers. which a co-partnership nat ural person could do and exercise. and which may now or hereafter be authorized by law. g. The highest amount of indebtedness and liability. direct contingent, to which this corporation is at any time to be subject is three million dollars Cs3.oo0 oo0), that amount being less than two-thirds of the amount of the capital stock of the corporation.
 In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto adopt ed, signed and acknowledged these Articles of Incorporation this 17th day of July. 1902.
 J. E. DEROSEAR,
 E.N CRAWFORD,
 T. s. WHEELER
Williams news., 1902-08-09
Governors Appointments.

Three commissions were issued by Governor Brodie last Saturday afternoon, two of them being for appointments made several days ago. Major l. NJ. Christy received his commission as treasurer of Arizona, and Judge E. W. Wells as attorney general The third com mission was that of Frank Parker of Phoenix as a member of the ter ritorial board of equalization for the third judicial district.
 As the board now stands the membership is as follows: First district, Auditor w. F. Nichols; second district, Michael Ohl; third district, Frank Parker; fourth dis trict, R. N. Frederick of Prescott. The next meeting of the board will be held August II, when the work accomplished at the last meeting will be canvassed and passed upon.
 The governor on Tuesday made two changes in the boards of the two normal schools of the territory. Frank L. Drew was appointed a member of the board of the Tempe normal in the place of T. w Penn berton, resigned, and J. c. Grim, of Flagstaff, was appointed to a mem bership of the Northern normal to succeed T. E. Pollock, resigned.
Williams news., 1902-08-09
A Cure For Cholera Infantum-

"Last May" says Mrs Curtis Baker, of Bookwalter, Ohio, "an infant child of our neighbours was suffering from cholera infantum. The doctor had given up all hopes of recovery. I took a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to the house, telling them felt sure it would do good if used according to direc- tions- In two days time the child had fully recovered, and is now (nearly a year since) a vigorous, healthy girl I have recommended this remedy frequently and have never known it to fail in any single case" For sale by the Williams Drug company.
Williams news., 1902-08-09
Prof. Clifford Resigns.

The following letter was received by the board of school directors last week from L. E. Clifford, which is self-explanatory:
 PRESCOTT, Kansas, July 9, 1902 Board of Trustees, Williams, Ariz.-G Gentlemen: Kindly accept my resignation as principal of your schools. For various reasons l think it is for the best interests of the school that l permit some one else to assume my duties in Will jams. I will have five teachers under me this year. Thanking the members of the board who acted to me as men of honor and principle, men who had respect for truth, I am, Most respectfully,
 L. F. GIFFoRD-
 Upon receipt of the above letter the board decided, under the cir cumstances, to accept Mir. Gifford's resignation and action to that effect was taken the first of the week. They immediately made effort to secure another teacher as principal who will be decided upon shortly.
Williams news., 1902-08-09
Ling Quits Mining.

Reese M. Ling, former district attorney of Yavapai county, has resigned as president and general manager of the McCabe Extension company, and Dr. J. Bradford of Chicago has been elected to the position Dr. Bradford arrived in Prescott several days ago and as- stunned the management of the property.
 MT. Ling recently got into trouble on account of his attentions to the wife of brother Elk, and is now trying to straighten out his affairs. He is in the east looking after the damage suit which has been filed against him in Chicago.-Gazette.
Williams news., 1902-08-09
NOTICE.

The undersigned owners of the Last Chance, Last Chance Extension, Amethyst and Anne thyst Extension mines. situated in Coconino county, Arizona. having bonded and leased the same. will not be responsible. either themselves or the property. for any debts contracted for the same during the same period
 T. A.. FLEMING,
 JOHN L. DAVIS. Williams. Ariz., June 24, 1901.
Williams news., 1902-08-09

To Whom IL May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pa cihc Railroad Co. has filed in this office a list of lands situated in the townships described below. and has applied for q patent for said lands; that the list is open to the public for in spection and a copy thereof by descriptive sub divisions has been posted in a convenient place in this office for the inspection of all persons interested and to the public generally
 Within the next sixty days following the date of this notice, protests or contests against the claim of the company to any tract or subdivis- ion within any section part of section de- scribed in the list, on the ground that the same is more valuable for mineral than for agricul- tural purposes will be received and noted for report to the General Land oniee at Washing Ion, D. C. F. A. TRrTLE. JR-,
 Register. J. c. MARTIN. Receiver. Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Lands Prescott Land District. Territory of Arizona: Township 2s North. Range l East
 All Sections l. S. s. 7 g. II. IS. IS. IT, Is. 21, 2s 25. 27, 2s, 31, S3 and 35. Township 2e North. Range East
 All Sections l. B. $. :. g. IT, ls. Is. IF. 1s 21. g. 25. 27. 70. 3l. 8 and 35- Township 90 North Range East All Sections l. 8. g. H. Is l5 IT, 2l B. 25. P. 2s. sI. Ss and s5. Township 2s North. Range East All Sections 5. 2. g. II, 1s Is. IT. ls. 21. 2s 25. 27 and 20 Township 29 North, Range East All Sections 1, 8. 5. 2. g. II, 1s. Is. IT, 2I 25 27 31, 8 and 35. Township 90 North, Range 2 East All Sections l. 8. 5. 2. g. H. 1s 15 IT, Is 2I 2s. 25. p. 20. 31. SS and 8. Township sI North. Range East All Sections S3 and 35. 29 North, Range East All Sections 6. :, 17. 1e. 20 and s1- First publication July 25, 1902
Williams news., 1902-08-09
TEERIroRY oF ARIzoNA. !

TERRITORY ARIZONA, -
 County of Coconino.
 Before me, Henry F. Ashurst, notary public of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Coconino, on this day personally appeared J. E. DeRosear, E. \. Crawford and T. s. Wheel CT. known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and consideration there in expressed.
 Given under my hand seal of office this I7th day of July, A. D. Iso2-
 ISeall HENRY F. AsHURsT,
 Notary Public. My commission expires July l, 1905. Recorded at request of J. E. DeRosear, July Ia, 1eo2, at 9 o'clock am, in Book I of Incorpora- tions pages s17-4ls-41e-42o-421, Records of Coco nino County, Arizona
 H. c. HIBBES, County Recorder. First publication July 26, 1902.
Williams news., 1902-08-09
Notice of Application for Patent.

U. s. LAND OFFICE, !, Prescott, Arizona
 July P, 1902 )
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
y PAGES TODAY.
THE PRESIDENTS pIrTseuRa SPEECH.

The Fourth Of July address Of President Roosevelt
made at Pltsmrg dealt with the domestic and Foreign
policy of his administration In speaking OF the Fhi
lppnes he the praises of action; in speaking OF
the trusts he equally eloquent concerning the beauty
of inactior.
Mr. Rooseve1t'e famous Minneapolis address where
IN he used the often quoted phrase about shacklng
the cunning" of the trusts made before he became
president Since his elevation to that high office ne
has preached the pocy of caution In dealing with what
be significantly calls great industrial combinations
instead of trusts The keynote of The trusts part Of his
message to cor gross caution In the speech he
made at the Charleston exposition he reiterated the
duty of caution In every political utterance he has
made pon this question he became president he
has inci1cated the paramount duty Of caution In
the Pittshurg address, however Mr.. Roosevelt goes
me sten further. He insists on proper caution as
usual hut admits that special legislation Is needed
've will need new legislation, he says in another part
OF this Same address.
Now 1t Is significant that the president emphasizes
the need for new and special legislation with regard to
the trusts for the first time after congress has ad-
iourned 1t is to be noted that special message was
sont by him to congress concerning relief to Cuba.
Why was not d special message sent by him to con-
eress concerning relief to the United States?
There is but one conclusion to be drawn from the
presidents course with regard TO the trusts. Making
every allowance for the difficulties and perplexites of
his high position giving him the benefit of every posi-
Bile doubt It can not said that this matter he has
been careful of the interests Of the people Here is
the paramount question of domestic policy, tho nows.
papers of the land ringing with it. the oppression OF
the people having raised up stentorian public camor,
the beef .rIs having laid its greedy hand upon the
market Of every citizen rich and poor, in the
land and the president, with congress of his own
party behind him, himself with Cuba and
speaks time of the necessity for legis
laton after months session of congress
come to end.
The people must naturally to the conclusion
that the republican president and the republican party
are allies of the trusts for if they not they all
If they were, and the sufferings of the
people the same