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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
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Wagen.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14

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Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-28

party which has threatened the des- truction of Arizona by joining with New Mexico as one state. The demo- cratic candidate stands for the party which has always been the friend of Arizona and which has fought and is now fighting to prevent the passage of the merger statehood bill.
 This has been a very creditable cam paign so far. So far as we know there has been no serious breach of politi- cal etiquette anywhere on the line, aside from the dirt brought in by the man Harris. of Bisbee, who champ toned the cause of Tom Flannigan, the republican candidate for district attorney.
 Republican hubdubbery is still visi- ble in the campaign in this county. There is no reas m why any democrat should vote for single republican candidate on the eighth day of Novem- Der. The democratic ticket is worthy of support from top to bottom and the present conditions of government in this county is a credit to the democrs- tic administration of affairs. Taxes have been materially reduced, the roads have been kept up well, the pub lie schools have been advanced in effi- ciency and extended wherever there were children needing their benefits. A new jail was provided in Tomb stone during the last year for the safe keeping of the pisoners and substan- tial addition was built to the county court house. Democrats can well afford to vote the straight ticket this year, because the democrats have put up men for office who are competent and worthy of the positions hieh they seek.
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mean the poubling Of the number of mines now working in the properties of the Bonanza Circle in the Warren district.
 The Copper Queen company is known to be short of smeltlng capa- city required to accommodate the ore which continues to be raised daily to the surface in this district. Ths com pany will soon commence the cree ton of additional furnaces at their Douglas plant and when these are ready for commission more men will go into the mines owned by this com pany in he Warren district.
 The predictions made several years ago that Bisbeen was destined to be- come the Butte of the Southwest is being made good more rapidly than was expected.
 Bisbee will continue to grow dur ing the next four years at the same rate that it has during the last four years. Before the beginning of the next decade. five years hence. Bis bee will be a city of more than twen- ty thousand people and our neighboT- Douglas, promises to be no less in i'm portance.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-28
GREAT FUTURE.

Few pepople, even in Bisbee. realize the great advancement which is nov assured for this city and the Warren mining district. The growth of the past four years has been so rapid that Is has kept our citizens so busy to keep up with the future they have had little time to consider Or concern themselves about what was in store for them in the future.
 In Douglas the smelters now smelt- ing the ores from this district arc unable to reduce the ore which is coming out of the Copper Queen and Calumse. & Arizona mines. It is known that is was decided when the Calumet g. Arizona directors were re gently in Bisbee, to very soon be gin the work of increasing the smelt- ing plant at Douglas. It is a fact that foundations and buildings have been completed al the Douglas C. & A smelters to double the capacity of the power plant there and much of the machinery is now there. Another furnace has been ordered to be con structed in the plant as soon as pos sible. There is a weil-grounded oDin- ion that in less than one year the shelter of the Calumet & Arizona vii be doubled in capacity. That will
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the the Cohe County 
 your beg leave ing report: Democrats. faith principles the party We our candidate the people faithful work  Republican National Administration refusing Arizona statehood after National Republican pledged the Arizona delegation the Nation. them for their dabola @ with New Mexc which both territories would rob each of the heritage admission of all other furthe! Republican and it's administration which wholly dpropoonae the increase of population and the necess ties of economical government. The Democratic party the passage of what is known the the than s35oo by taking from the office of secretary of the receiving of territorial and Council Assembly, sect "a legislation undone. the Territorial Council and Assembly of primary delegates political the cleo 
 NEVILLE. Chairman
 GEO H. KELLY.
 
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WORTHY

MEN.
 The Democrats of Cochise county never named a ticket composed of men more competent or deserving than those presented in the present campaign. There never was a ticket that did not contain some one to whom objections would be raised and these by individuals in ;he party, out on the whole We have 10 hesitaney in pronouncing the present Democratic ticket to be worthy Of the support of the Democrats of Co- chise county.
 The legislative ticket is compos- ed of men who can be safely trusted to guard well the interests of Co- chise county in Phoenix next winter. Steve RCemer. who leads the ticket as candidate for the Council, Is a tired and true public servant in whom the people of the county can well put their trust again. He has already ac- complished much for our county dur ing two years in the legislature and b the courcil he will carry an cx- per;ence which will be worth much to him in the work of furthering our interests in the upper branch of our legislature.
 Charles, Strong, for the Assembly. is one Of the pioneers of Bisbee and is known to almost every man in this city as a man of sterling integrity who will be found at all times ready 10 stand for every measure swhich promises more economical and eff cient government of our public af- fairs. MT. Strong has made thor ough canvass Of the county and has been everywhere one of the exception ally popular candidates in this cam paign.
 \. E. Bailey. of Naco. is also one oT the candidates for the Assembly MT. Bailey is one of the bright and ener- getic young men of the county. He has faculty of making friends where ever he goes, and this is a vezy neces sary qualification It has not been possible for Mir Bailey to visit all sections of the county since his nomi- nation for the Assembly, but he has been pretty well advertised through the columns of the Evening Miner, and as the Miner has not stated one thing which effects the qualification of Mir. Bailey for Assemblyman, that fact is a good recommendation for him.
 Judge Neville, of Douglas. will be one of the valuable members of the next Assembly. He is an able law yer, having served as Judge in the State of Nebraska; he is an exper- fenced legislator. having served two terms in Congress from a Nebraska district. Tn the Arizona legislature Judge Neville will take a command ing position from the beginning. it is fortunate when any county can find a man so well qualified for the po- sition as Judge Neville, willing tc ac- cept the nomination.
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never be removed. Governor Brodie is earnes. in his opposition to joint Statehood and has been energetic in gghting the iRiquitious measure. He was in Washington with ex-GovernOr Murphy and Mark Smith when the committee on territories, of the last session of Congress was preparing and considering the joint Statehood bill. He went before the committee and plead for Ariaonaspiinting ouPthe hostility of Arizona to the measure whichwoui1 completely destroy the political autonomy of Arizona foreve'. Cakes Murphy, Mark Smith. E. E.
 Ellinwood and other prominent resi- dents of Arizona also went before the committee and upheld the hands Of our delegate. Col Wilson. in his stren nous opposition 10 the merger bill. B. A. Fowler, the present candidate for Congress on the Republican ticket, was also in Washington when the committee had under discussion the joint Statehood bill Col Wilson then arranged ad date for MT. Fow- Ter to go before the committee and oppose the measure but he declined to do so and now says that the req son he did so was that he was afraid if he opposed the joint Statehood bill ne would kurt other matters for which he was lobbying in Washington.
 What matters could MT. Fowler have in Washington of mort import ance thar the defeat of the proposed joint Statehood bill? If the people of Arizona were to be consulted on the proposition as to whether they would accept joint Statehood or lose gov e-nment appropriations for irrigation they would emphatically cling 10 poi tical autonomy and the right of self and do the best for them selves m the matter of doing what they could in the future in develop ing their water supply without as sistance in the future as they have in the past. Arizonans will never suJ- render their manhood and their inde- pepdence.
 Should MT. Fowler be elected to Congress. it is fair to assume that when th1 Statehood question came UpI for consideration in that body again his action would De controlled by the same influences which controlled him when he declined to appear before the committee and protest against the joint Statehood bill last winter and if he had some private irrigation scheme on hand. that would rceive his favor as against the great desire of Arizona to become a single State.
 Fowler's whole campaign in this Territory has been based upon inc theory tbat Arizona has no other in- tsrest except the ore matter of pro viding irrigation for the Salt River valley. No one has any objection to the people Of Salt River valley getting a full share of benefits which may he secured under the national irriga- tion law, buc there are other interests to be considered outside of the Salt River valley and these interests are all centereG IT. the fight now being made against the joint Statehood biIl and .n this fight up to the present time MT. Fowler has refused to take and part
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-28
THIS
 R REMINDS US.

The annual report Of Governor Broaie has been filed with the Secre- tory of the Interior and a synopsis Of it given to the press. The Cover Tor says the population of the Terri tory has rapidly increased and thinks 1t now amounts 10 165.Od0 or 17e.000. Governor Brodie in discus ing the Statehood question says that the people of Arizona very much de sire Statehood, but they are unaiter- ably opposed to joint Statehood win New Meuco. saying:
 Finding themselves confronted with plan to unite their Territory with New Mexico. the people of Ariz- zcna have protested vigorously and will continue to do so until they. de feat this repugnant scheme They would desire that their commonwealth remain a Territory indefinitely rather than be joined with New Mexico"
 What Governor Brodie ss-s about Statehood is the truth. Joint State hood is a curse which would put a blight upon Arizona which could
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-28
STILL THEY COME

Osborne, Oct 21. 15U4.
 To Mark Smith: l hereby challengs yoa to @ joint debate anywhere on the mesa between here and Naco. name as judges of the contest Cassi- dy. of Bisbee, and Kirk. of Douglas. Answer quick as l understand there are many Democrats and Republicans anxious 10 hear us in debate.
 KILFIRE FOREMAN. |.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-28
THEY'LL BE THE WINNERS
portance.

Steve Roemer. for councilman.
 N. E. Bailey. of Naco. .Chss. Strong. of Bisbee, and Judge Neville. for the assembly.
 Stewart Hunt. for sheriff.
 J. N. Gaines. for treasurer.
 Frank Goodbody, for probate judge.
 Frank Hare. for recorder.
 John McGowan. for district attorney.
 Allie Howe. for school superinteDd- ent.
 c. A. Taylor and ". NJ. Riggs. for supervisors.
 4 better county ticket was never named in Cochise county by any politi- cal party. These gentlemen are all we'll qualified for the positions they seek. Some of them have been tried in public office and none of them have ever been found wanting in the dis charge of duty faithfully and efficient ly.
 These gentlemen are the winners in this campaign and they should be. In ordinary business life we believe an average democrat is no better than an average republican. but when it comes to running for office there is much difference between a democrat and republican,; especially is this true in Arizona at tbs time The repubh- can candidates are trying to uphold a
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-28

Fit is quite likely that the most bru- tai democratic majority in Cochise county this year will be boiled in St. David precinct.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-28

Only eleven days until Parker and Davis and Mark Smith will be e-cS.- cd.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-28

FOR coUNcIL-STEVE RoEMER, OF BENSON. . ASSEMBLY - N. E. BAILEY . LOWELL; NEVILLE, OF DOUGLAS. FOR sHERlFF-STEWART HUNT, 5sBEE JUDGE-FRANk GOODBODY, TOMBSTONE FOR TREASURER-J. N GAINES, OF TOMBSTONE. FOR REcoRDER-FRANK HARE, OF TOMBSTONE. ATTORNEY-JOHN MCGOWAN, FOR suPERVsoR-c. A. TAYLOR, OF DOUGLAS; WM RIGGS  FOR COUNTY sURVEYoR-L. 3. FRY OF TOMBSTONE SCHOOL sUPERiNTENDENT-ALLE HOWE, STONE.
 PRECINCT
 , PEACE, C. A.. DONALD FOR JUSTICE oe THE PEACE, OWEN MURPHY. FOR CONSTA8LE. JAMES HARlSoN.
 FOR CONSTABLE. ROBERT LYONS.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-08
SAC ro sg 4 oouLO rRoIEoT.
Missouri Pacific Extension May Be
Pushed Through Oklahoma.

In the Incorporation Of the Texas,
New Mexico and Western, to be con-
structed from Dallas. Tex, to Dem
ing, N. NJ, lhe people Of Oklahoma
see the cuimination Of their hopes that
Missouri Pacific extension will be
pushed through this territory from the
northeast to the southwest where
connection would be made with a
Western outlet From excellent au-
thority it is learned that the newly in
oorporated road is a Gould project,
to be constructed as a parallel line
with the Fort Worth and Denver,
which road was purchased by the
Hawley interests following plan Of
the Gould people OF several years to
secure control of it. The new road is
to give the Gould interests a south and
west outlet
The Gould extension. chartered from
Peru junction, Kas., southwest through
Oklahoma to Texas connection, is
already surveyed as far as Guthrie,
and was to have connected with the
Fort Worth and Denver, had the
Gould people succeedea in getting
control Of the latter It Is stated now
that the Oklahoma-Gouid road will con
meet with the Texas. New Mexico and
Western, giving the Gould interests
still another short cut to the South
west.