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Arizona republican., 1904-11-10

This, approximately, is the result of Tuesdays election in Arizona, based on incomplete returns and estimates for the districts not reported. APai1he county has not yet reported, but it is safe to say that FOwler's, plurality in that county wllI be more than I25, rather than less. In the remainder of the counties the returns are more or less complete. It is apparent at glance that smith is still inviucible in southeastern Arizona. The diminished vote for him in Grlham is easily ac- counted for. It is found in Gila coun- ty. where many Graham county voters are employed, either on the railroad or in connection with the government works in che TOnto basin. The vote in Glla has been greatly augmented by cause of the al-tiVity at the reservoir site. In COchise county while the re- suit is not grelt deal short of the arte-electiOn claims made for smith. there are some surprising returns. Bis bee and Douglas give a greatly in creased democratic vote. Tombstone hitherto alInost solidly democratic. was almost an even break. Fowler also made great gains at Benson and at sew eral smaller precincts over the reput- Ecan vote Of two year. ago. Smiths gTea'sest strength was with the mi sratory population of Bisbee and Doug las and with the AIormons of Graham county One of his former banner counties. MOhaVe, which never before gave him less than 300 majority. has fallen off two-thirds.
 It is especially noticeable that. with Che exception of Graham. the counties winch have a permanent popuIation- that is, a citizenship financially inter es5ed in the welfare of the territory are Tor Fowler Of the seven counties carried by Fowler, but two. Apache elld Coeo-mno, have been classed as re- publican one year with another.
 The figures in the above table are made up from teIegrams to fine -+a,-ri- tCrial committee and speefal dfsoa+c5sg to The Republican.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
ROOSeyeIt'S MaiOritieS Are
 Apparently LinitIeSS
A CLAIM ON MISSOURI
The Probable Election of Folk but It Is Believed Republican Electors Are ChOsen-DemOCraCy All South of the Mason and Dixon Line.

New York, Nov. 9.--With the election returns still incomplete. the plurality of President Roosevelt in the nation. according to all indications tonight. will exceed 1,50O. 900, the greatest pIu- rality ever given an American candi- date. The nearest approach to this vote was in 1896 when Mckinley re- ceived a plurality of S5O,0CQ and in 1872 when Grant received 726,S91 plurality.
 Tonight the interest eenters in Mis- sOuri and Maryland. Late returns in dicate that the former state is in the republican column so far as the presi- dential electors are concerned, but that Joseph w. Folk, the democratic candi- date, has been elected governor. In Maryland the presidential vote will probably be cast for Roosevelt.
 The "solid south" was broken by the defectiOn of Missouri, this section of the country usually having thirteen states in the democratic column. The figures tonight show but twelve states. with 133 votes, for Parker. Roosevelt carried all the northern states, swept them, in fact, and tonight he has 343 electoral votes.
 The banner state is Pennsylvan nia Roosevelt's plurality will reach 4S5, 900. Next came Illinois, where Roosevelt pOlleu zZ0tOOU more votes than did Par ker. Ohio gave Roosevelt 100000 and New York 17400O
 Judge Parker carried Greater New York by nearly 41,0CO votes. Roosevelt ran ahead of his ticket in many locaIi- ties. notably in Massachusetts. where he, secured a plurality of S6,00O votes. while the republican candidate for gov ernor was defeated by 35C00.
 In Nebraska, the definite announce ment that the legislature is republican disposes of the statement that William Jennings Bryan had aspirations for a United States senatOrship Tn the state the governOrship is in doubt. There is curious situation in Minnesota. where Roosevelt secured 125.OOO plurality. but where a democratic governor and re- publican lieutenant governor were elected. The situation in Colorado pre- sents an interesting phase tonight. Roosevelt has carried the state by q plurality of about 15.0C0. but the gov ernorship is still in doubt, both sides claiming victory.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
A JAPANESE DIGNITARY
The Cousin Of the HiKadO Is Visiting
 This Country.

San Francisco, Nov. 9.-His imperial highness Lieutenant Sadauaru Fush- imi, cousin of the emperor of Japan. a hero Of the battle of Nanshan hill and the idol Of the soldiery of his country. arrived here this morning on the liner MauCnUTia. He -vas accompanied by a suite of seven members. composed of 4. SatO, grand master of the house hold; Count S. TerashiIna, Major My rara, master of ceremonies. Dr. Rok- kalSu, Physician to his imperial high ness, and two personal attendants
 As the pTlEl1e is travelinE as a prf- vate citizen, no formal reception was rendered him here by government .oH- cials- He was met, however. by the controller Of customs and taken on board the revenue cutter Golden Gate. On board the cutter were the consul general of Japan at this port and a party of eight, who acted as an escort to his highness.
 Alr. A. SatO, who acted as spokes- man for the party, stated that the prince desired particularly not to give any interviews to the American press at this time You can understand that 1T would be improper" continued MT. Sa1o. for his highness, who is an of hcer in the army and closely related to the emperor to express any opinion on the existing war. His visit to this country IS purely one of courtesy.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
County Treasurer Storm of
 Prescott Found locked
FIFTEEN THOUSAND GONE
His Imprisonment Was Discovered hy His Daughter After Sixteen Hours. Tke Treasurer's Statement Regard ing His Robbery by Two Hen.

Prescott, Ariz-. Nov e-Iz-u-z r- Sto-In- county treasu-er OF this tTaFa- pa-i) county. has been found sl-E-l l-. the steel vault Of his office. 1aa-i1 --r gagged. With S15.Ue0 susszsnr f-, rr. cash funds of the treascry. 8Fr Srr-u had been in the vault s-Nrazr n-r-- when found toiay by his laa-f-=- Ff- says t1sit at aboU- o'clock vez.e-.lr. atternCcn, U --ile seated lu -r nee. NO men en-e-ed the door. ss-r1 rarl- kerchiets ted C-er their faces. and s.--- se-l-lns a revolver Go his head. orls-.F hlm to throw ID his t1utts-
 storm complied. and rhe tu-o men closed the dcor or the o1fee ana r-.,- ouced a string Of ballu- .1l-s rf-r -.-1lch they securely Eomd hls f-e-- and hands They forced a har Fz=-.s.-. Q mic ---s mouth and pushed h--a l---7. the vault
 After gathering up S15.eaa and l-1-- ui-iy Falis,tcl-lns tlle oHse r1r ---- money -le men closed -le ll1r az ....- N'iuil' locked it and dz1a-r=f s,-- "-s unable tO give any accurate .f.. sc-iption or s-1e men
 Frescots. Nov s--lSpeclaIl-T e.- lii1l a seTlsa--0n has been esuza1 .- --. day disclosure in tle coaa-,- -r.-- would pu- ts mildly. But Hr-1a f-r,-- lilal1on can be C5taius5 fo- u-5lf..--.- No,ning else has so ex-l-ef r,-.--.-.-- since the great fire
 Lle county -s secured hv a r,1-F -r Ssv--oy I-1-n IrE-s-l-e- S-
 "'-2en ne took ofiice- S-o--n rza r- oe-at, but number of rsaabri..--.. .-..... on hls bond AItore--s- --- eiEE-eel bondsmen-
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
THE NORTH SEA CASE
The Final Details or the Ansle-Rus-
 sian Convention Arranged.

St- Petershurg. Novs-FTnar -sz-.r. covering the Anglo Russia- t,a-v----.... regarding the North Sea incident h.rs been completed by the aceertar-. r.,- I'ussia- in writing. or certain r.f-.- invitations will now be issued f-tr-r.- Dy the two goveruments to che l--s-- cd States and France. to arr-,.-r .4
 nlrals to serve on the to7r--f.-s-... '" men VIII meet at the earliest r1..--s5r-. moment in Paris. To select t5- rf-- member.
 In case of the failure or the fo,-- r-
 nlr'ils to agree as stated in rh==e rf-- patches the two powers vsr az- sovereign to name him al-H.--r neither Russia nor Great Eritaf- rr..s-- es herself in advance. to puAlsh oaa-.7- CTS both agree Go accept the h-fF--s OF the commission thus imuaslrr ..- each other. a moral oblis.ti.lu r1 .s-..r with any Culpability accorsfne r. -h. established laws Of shs resue-rf,-- countries
 Inc Russian inquiry into the r=u1rr- ca nrlng on the German dshir- raz- SeL the SonEtag- by the Russis- -a-- OIio Pacific squadron. in the N1--n Se,i' on October 21, having estabHsre1 70 lhe satisfaction Cs the aufhe-f-s=z that one of the Russian u-arshfus .f-s hie on the German vessel. end rhar -s-. lost her fighting nets. Russia has agreed 10 pay full coupe-sariou 10 rh-. owner Of the Sonntag.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
YAVAPAI COUNTY.
Back Precincts Have Reduced FoA,Ier's
 Plurality to About -.

Prescott, Nov. 9.-(SpeciaL )zReturns from Yavapai county are all in with the exception of four precincts. none of them large. Fowler is in the lead over smith by 102 votes, and 100 will be Fowler's plurality in the whole county. it is estimated when the count is all in.
 On the county ticket the democrat Is made clean sweep. by overwhelming HaJorities, except on one member of the legislature and one supervisor. The overwhelming vote for the demo cratic county ticket emphasizes the wonderful race made by Fowler in Havapai The. vote on the county tick co follows: For the territorial coun- GIL R. N LOOney has a plurality of sos; for the house Of representatives LeRoy Anderson Crep) has 1879 votes W. F. Meeks 1433, N. 4. Perkins 14e5. G. W. Hull 1887; for sheriff, James 4. Lowry has a plurality Of 5O3: for dis trict attorney, F. F. Ellinwood wins with 326; for recorder. Roland ATosher has 626; for probate judge. c. P. Hicks has 4S3; for treasurer. Ed g. Wright has 352; for school superintendent. J. B. Jolly has a plurality Of S30. Smith. re publican, has the largest vote for sup ervisor and will be the hold-over mem ber- Fred States. democrat. is the other supervisor. Fred Stevens being defeated.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
METALS.

New York, Nov. Stopper was high CT in London, closing at e63 16s Sd. for spot and e64 5s for futures. Locally the market was also firm and showed an advancing tendency with lake quot ed at $13.871Rd14121a, electrolytic at 1S.S71RQl400, and casting at $13.621k0 14OO.
 Lead closed at e13 in the London market, representing moderate ad- vance since last Monday Locally quotations were unchanged, ranging. from $4.2O@4.5O for spot delivery in the inside. quotations being for car lots.
 Spelter was higher in both markets. closing at e24 in London and S5. .4Oa 5.44 in New York.
 Silver 5SA; Mexican dollars 46H.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
MERE DEPORTATION JOKE
A Sheriff's Interference With a Criu-
 pie Creek Pleasantly.

Cripple Creek. Colo. Nov. s-Sherfff Bell frustrated an attempt at the de pOrtation of Frank P. Mannix. coun- ty clerk and recorder. today. Man1fx had been marched a mile and half from town by three men. when the par ty was Overtaken by the sheriff and a posse. Mannix was released and William CarUthers, Carl Evans and F. E COrneliuson were arrested on a charge Of Kidnapping
 The friends of the would-be deport- CTS say they only intended the affair as joke on AIannix, but the demo- crats claim the plot had been matched to get the county clerk out or the way and tamper with the ballots. which are in his custody.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
coCHIsE COUNTY.
Approximately Complete Returns Give
 Smith $50 Plurality.

Bisbee. Nov. 9.-CSpeciaL)-Th count m Bisbee, complete, shows plurality or 2SO for Mark Smith for delegate to congress.
 Douglas. Nov. 9.-CSpeciaI.) )-The re- Nlsed returns for the city of Douglas give Smith 16O plurality over Fov-1er
 Tombstone. Nov. e-CSnaoiaII Smiths supporters express slIrDrisa at the Fowler vote in Tombstone. The figures complete, for this town. are Smith, 174; Fowler, 155.
 Wilcox Nov. Especial )-The vote Tor Fowler in Wilcox was 45, against A for Smith.
 Benson, Nov. 9.-(SpeciaL) )-FowIer carried Benson by 13 majority over smith. NacO reports S2 for Smith. 49 for Fowler. Hereford gave Smith IF Fowler l. Fort Huachuca gave smith 1O' Fowler ,. Bowie reports F for Smith, ' for Fowler.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
PEABODY BEATEN

Denver, Nov. 9.-The Republican will say tomorcw: Correct returns from E5 of the 59 counties in Colorado indi- cate the defeat of Peabody by a small vote although at republican state head quarters Peabody's defeat is not admit ted The republicans concede Denver county to Adams by a small ma aioritv. The republican congressnen are safe. The general assembly is claimed by both parties. The entire state ticket with the exception of Peabody is elect ed by handsome pluralities."
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
NEBRASKA. 75,ooo.
It Will Require Complete Returas to Cctern5ine rhe Fight for Governor.

Omaha, Neb., 9.-Probably complete returns will be required to determine who is elected goverhor of Nebraska Outside the office of governor. however. the republicans have made a clean sweep on the national. state. congress sional and legislative tickets.
 For governor, both sides exhibit fig Eres which they say will substantiate their claims of the election of their representative candidates. The Bee republican, this afternoon has returns from 303. precincts outside of Omaha and Douglas county, which show a net gain of 19S for Berge, fusionist; for governor. With this ratio of gain maintained. the result will be close. as Berge managed to carry Douglas county by about 2,5OO plurality. which with outside gains would probably ov- ercome Mickey's plurality of 5000 of two years ago.
 The World Herald. democrat has ,a- turns from 367 precincts outside of Douglas county which show net gain of 1,763 for Berge, which would clearly elect him should that ra.io be maintained. Thus, the further and more complete returns only can de- termine the result on governor.
 President Roosevelt carried the state by probably 75,OOO. Only two congress slonal districts, the second and third, were at any time in doubt. and today's figures place them in the republican column, thus giving d solid republican delegation from .ebraska.
 The legislative returns are still in- complete, but, from figures available. IL IS reasonably certain that both houses of the legislature will be clearly gr11n h
 county, the republican victory. was none the less complete. except on gov ernor All the county offices are re- publican. The socialist vote was a com plete surprise and affected the local ticket to a large extent, the greater defection to their ranks coming from cnocrats.
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Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
FAITH IN PORT ARTHUR
St. Petersburg Does Eos Believe It
 VIII Ever Surrender.

St Petrsburg. Nov s--There Es th= greatest rejoicing here at she faiIure uE the recent Japanese attacks on Fora Arthur The papers are dlled uIth col uInns Of praise Of General S1oesssl ana the heroic garrison
 The firm conviction prevails here rh.r General Stoessel win never surrenE=-. and that if the fortress faus. rh- r--- rison will go down fiehtinE- A.co-fIr- to information received by the war -f- nce- 5000 is a low estimate oF che Japanese losses before Port Archar-
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, Nov. Seattle receipts 28.- GOO. Steady for good; others 1OGl5 cents lower. Good to prime steers S6.15 QIOO; poor to medium. S3.SOd6.dO. stockers and feeders $2.10G4IO: cows. $l25q4.50; heifers, S1.75G5.25: canners. Sl25G13.40; bulls, $2-OOa4.35; calves $35O UGO0; western steers, $3.7565.2O
 Sheep receipts, 22O00. Sheep strong. Lambs 10 cents higher. Good to choice wethers s44O6475; fair to choice mixed S35014-30; western sheep, S3.O0G4.75; western lambs. S4OO05.SO.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
GRAIN.

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Strength in corn. due to a scarcity of the cash article. caused a net advance of l to 11s in wheat for both December and May de- hveries.
 EThe December option was 112% %Gu8 at the opening. Under selling pres sure December declined to .112A. The market advanced to 1l31k and closed strong, final quotations being at 113ss
 December corn opened at 490491 sold up to 51A and closed at 51s01h.
 December oats opened at 29, sold up to 2SA and closed at high point.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
THE COLORADO DOUBT.
Both Parties Are Claiming the Election
 of Governor.

Denver, Nov. 9.--Roosevelts plural ity has been increased over the earHer estimate by larger returns. and may run above 15,000. Republicans and democrats alike claim the election of governor and congressman at large. and the republicans threaten a contest Of the state election on the ground of
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
CHA COUNTY.
County Made Prosperous by Fowler's
 Efforts Didn't Do Thing to Him.

Globe, Nov. 9.-(SpeciaL With three small precincts to hear from, Smiths plurality in GiIa county is S27 The complete returns will increase his plu- rality to 3I5- The democratic county ticket IS elected, with two exceptions
 FISK, republican, S reelected recorder by large majority Butler. republf- can, gets the long term as supervisor.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
STORY oF AN ARmIsTIcE

Tolio. Nov 9.-It is reported .ha- General Stoessel- couulandlue at Port Arthur h-S asked the Japaueze flr al aTTristice- the purpose Of rhica rs rr- stated It IS hoped here rha- Ger=--I Stoessel will capitulate beso-e che eI-,- proper Is taken
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
GRAHAM COUNTY.
The Plurality for Smith Is Fixed at
 Three Hundred.

Morenci, Nov. 9.-CSpecial.) l.)-Thirteen precincts, including the principal points in Graham county. give Smith a lead of 2S4 over Fowler. Other precincts will lower this count. The entire demo- cratic county ticket is elected.
 Solomonville, Nov. 9.-(SpeciaI )-The revised figures on Graham county this evening, with several precincts yet to hear from, indicate that Smiths ma jority in this county will not exceed $50, and it may be less than 300.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
RRYAN's CONGRATULATIONS.

PueoIo, Col, Nov 9-Am0ng the many telesrams. received by Governor Adams from all parts of the country is the following:
 "HCu. Alva Adams: Accent congra+- ula--ons botl upon your personal sue cess ond upon the triumph of constitu- lohaI government. (Signed)
 'W. J. BRYAN"
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
EsTABLIsHINe sIIENcF

Tozio. Nov 9--It Is reported rhar rhe Japanese completely silenced rhe forts on the R1hlung and SusunE mouu-lIus Their main strength is now artackl-E Estz mountain
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
PIMA COUNTY.
Fowler One Hundred and Sixty Ahead.
 With More 70 Come.

Tucson, Nov. S.-CSpeciaL)-AlI pre- cincts in Pima county have reported except three. Fowler is 16O ahead of smith. and the remaining precincts will increase this plurality to about 200. The entire republican county ticket is elected, including members of the leg lslature. Dickerman. republican. is also elected joint councilman for Pima and Santa Cruz counties.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
GAMBLING IN E. PAso.
Anti Gambling League Determines on
 It's Suppression

Fl Paso. Tex Nov s--(Spe Ll-A monster mass meeting was held ar com FeI--ion 1alI tonight under tlle a-sal.---s oL tne ATi-i-t= -t=---I3llnS league I- =s ee.---7d 10 lake steps co close the E-r- good
 The she--n will be p5-itI3aed co er- force the ssate laws Should Id. Ian .. take action. legal proceedIngs uiu De instituted
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
MOHAVE CCJNTY.
A Plurality Of One Hundred for Smith
 the Latest indication.

Kingman, Nov. 9-CSpeciaI) Al though Kingman, the county seat, is normally democratic by thu ee to one. 1t gave Smith but 10 plurality. Other precincts in the county have brought Smiths total plurality to III. Four precincts yet to hear from will prob
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
The Stock Market Inclined to Lethar.
 sy After the Election.

New York, Nov. 9.-The stock mar ket was inanimate and unaffected by the result of the general election which had already been discounted.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
YUMA COUNTY.
A Close Race Between Fowler and
 Smith, With Some to Hear From.

Yuma, Nov. 9.-CSpeciaI)- )-Smith is Sz ahead of Fowler, with CiboIa. Mo hawk, Harrisburg and Empire to hear rom It IS thought Smith will lead in thls county by 50 to 75, although re- publican gains elsewhere indicate that Fowler may possibly carry the county.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
cocoNINo COUNTY.
Plurality for Fowler Is Now Estimated
 at Fifty.

Flagstaff, Nov. .-(SpeciaID-Coc nino county's plurality for Fowler will not exceed 50. Three precincts are still to report. but this estimate is accept ed as approximately co: rect
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
Fowler Leads by 83, and Every Repub-
 iiean on the Ticket Elected.

Nogales, Nov. Especial aL)-Complete returns are in from all precincts in santa Cruz county. Fowler has a pIu- rality of S3. The whole republican ticket is elected.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
THE WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, D. C., Nov. 9.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair. Dhurscay and F'ri- dav
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10

ably reduce the plurality 10 less than loo.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10

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Arizona republican., 1904-11-10

FOR SALE-Five milk cows, 2 calves, 3 hogs, 6 pigs, one almost new New Home Sewing machine E. E. Pascoe, 110 North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-10

Furnished house for sale. 8 rooms conn npletely furnished Porch. screen hooms. bath. clothes closets Rented Tor S25-00- A bargain. ST 1900. E PascOe, 1IO North Center street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-12
APPEALS FROM
DISTRICT COUR1

Appeals to the Circuit Court from the
District Court were filed yesterday as
follows:
B. T. White VS.. NJ. r. de Sa, as
sumpsit, judgment for plaintiff for 1924
Tax Assessor VS.. T. A. Hays, defend
ant, w. w. Hail. garnishee. judgment
for plaintiff for $76.O5 Gncome taxes)
Territory of Hawaii VS.. Henry Ro-
Nero charged with, vagrancy. sentenced
to Imprisonment for one year.
Territory of Hawaii vs. Jose Reviera,
charged with vagrancy, sentenced to
imprisonment for one year
w. S. Noblitt VS.. j. w. Brit. assump-
sit, judgment for plaintiff for s4.4o.
Hong Quon VS.. Q. Yamaolza. judg-
ment for plaintiff for s152.Ss.
E. G. Ferreira and E. A. Douthitt VS.
Frank Lucewiclxo and Minna Lucewicko,
assumpsit, Judgment for plaintiffs fol-
s129.70. representing amount sued for as
attorneys fees in defending the defend
ants in court.
Harold Jeffs VS.. Honolulu Rapid
Transit Co. judgment for plaintiff
$1O3.S0: (transfer case wherein eonduc-
tor refused to accept a transfer prof
fered by plaintiff to a Beretania street
car CONDUCTOR
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-12
WHAT ABOUT
COUNTESS
Commission Has Had
No Meeting For
a Month.

For about five weeks there has been
no meeting of the County Act Commits
sion. no quorum being present.
The Commission started out bravely
with its five members, comprising H.
E. Cooper. the chairman Clarence
Crabbe, E. NJ. Watson, Fred Beckley
and Secretary Mccants Stewart. A
clerk was selected and for a while no
other body had so much work on its
hands Representative citizens gave
their views on the subject at various
meetings. and a deluge of letters from
all parts of the islands told the Com
missioners at the beginning just how
to start county government, how many
counties to organize, etc. Then Beck
ley departed for Molokai after attend
ing about three meetings and he has
not been present since. Stewart after
wards left for the mainland, leaving
only Cooper. Crabbe and Watson on
deck. At no time in the past five
weeks have more than two members
been present
Last night only clerk Avery showed
up, and the janitor closed up the
throne room after the clerk had
waited half an hour in vain for even
one member. However. the clerk earn
ed his weekly fee by being present on
the regular meeting night