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Arizona silver belt., 1904-09-22
instruments Filed for Record.

The following instruments have been filed for record in the otlice of the recorder of GIla county during the two weeks ending September 21:
 Essinger and Judell ys. D. Bertog- lio, execution.
 Solomon & Wickersham vs. D. Der tOglio, execution.
 heriot B. Holmes to Hjalma B. Homes, power of attorney.
 Mrs. s. A. Barber, ct al., to Hjalma B. Holmes, ct al, chattei mortgage.
 H. B. Holmes, ct al, to Mrs. s. A. Barber, bill of sale.
 20. Cox to D. K. Wilkinson, ,chattel mortgage.
 P. B. Crosby, ct al, to Robert Sherer X O., chattel mortgage.
 N. c. Cottee ct al,, to Gila Valley Bank X Trust company. chattel mort gage.
 P. c. Robertson, trustee, North Globe, to w. H. Butter, trustee s deed.
 F. II. Chadwick, location notice, Knob Hill mining claim.
 Dell Neal, ct al., to F. E. Howell, chattel mortgage.
 P. c. Robertson to w. D. Fisk, trus- tees deed.
 Isidore Christopher to John Bow man, ct al., lease.
 John Bow man ct all, to Isidore Christopher, chattel mortgage. J. B. Newman to John Wehrli, mar ginal release of realty mortgage. Mrs. Frank Ward to William Schloss, warranty deed, P. c. Robertson trustee, to D. Ber- toglio, trustee B deed. D. Bertoglio to John Zucca, realty mortgage.
 D. Bertoglio to Giacomo Bertoglio, realty mortgage.
 COrnelia Anderson to Fred II. Col. den, general power of attorney.
 James Noel ct al,, location notices, two mining claims.
 Frank Gill ct al., location notices five mining claims. Grant s. Allison and wife to James $. To @le, warranty deed.
 James s. Towle and wife to James | Brocca ct al., warranty deed. Bank of Globe to Grant Allison aud wife, marginal release of realty mort gage.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-09-22
WILLIAM zIMMERMANN
 UNDERTAKES Picture Framing Window Glass Cutting, Speciality nnpoeta RIrrav House. GLOBE ARIZONA
Notice of Filing of Petition

In the Probate Court of the County of Gila
 Territory of Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given, that John Mitch ell, having filed in thig Court petition pray ing for letters of administration of the estao, of Johanna Mitchell, deceased the hearin of the same has been fixed by said Court fo Saturday, the 17th day of September, 1904 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, | the court room thereof, at Globe, in tn County of Gila and all persons intereste in the sad estate are notified then and thei to appear and show cause, if any there be why the said letters of administration shoul not be granted.
 Dated August 3l, 1904.
 P O. RORERTSON- Clerk
Arizona silver belt., 1904-09-22
Notice of Filing of Petition

In the Probate Court of the County of Gil.
 Territory of Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that John Mitchell having filed in this Court petition, prayin for letters of administration of the estate l, William T. Mitchell, deceased the hearil of the same has been fixed by said Court Saturday, the l7th day of September, BOA 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at Couri Room thereof, at Globe. in the Coun of Gila; and all persons interested in the ss estate are notified then and there to appear show cause, if any there be why the said Il ters of administration should not be issued him.
 Dated August Sl, 1904
 P. c. ROBERTSON, Clerk,
Arizona silver belt., 1904-09-22

zona will be notice to congress and thu country of the determined rejection oy the people of this terri tory of ths joint state scheme, and in consequence or these facts, support of the demo cratic nominee becomes high patri' otic duty. Arizonas protest cannot oe made by inaction, but only through the ballot box. The autonomy and in tegrity Of Arizona are assailed. They must be preserved. And our party, being solemnly pledged to sustain and support our just demands, and to pro- tect our inherent rights, goes to the people of the territory with faith in their patriotism and in the wisdom of their action at the polls. Arizona must be admitted as a separate state or remain a territory.
 Irrigation Law Democratic Measure
 On Decem Der 9, 1900, Representative Shafroth dem of Colorado, intro. ddced bill "for the construction of reservoirs in the arid land states aud for the disposal of public lands re. claimed thereby"
 On December r, representative Newlands dem of Nevada, introduc. ed bill flor the disposition aud set clement of arid lands and for the cou- structlon of reservoirs" etc. Early in January, Representative Bell, tdem.) of Colorado, introduced spe. citic irrigation bill.
 Finally, on January 26, 1901, Mr. Newlands presented a supplemental bill, the one which, with certain mod. itications, was finally adopted in the last session of congress.
 Republican Opposition
 Throughout the long fight over the Newlands bill in both houses of con gress the most prominent republican leaders lab0red strenuously to de- feat it.
 Representative Moody, now a mem- Der of President R)osevelt's cabinet, said he Hooked with grave apprehen- sion upon the plan to reclaim the arid lands of the west.n
 Representative Hepburn, of Iowa, characterized the bill as the most in solent attempt at larceny have ever seen embodied in legislative propo. sition. "
 General Grosvenor alluded to the oill as "a great moral wrong,n
 The final vote on the passage of the NewlandS bill in the house settles the question of democratic leadership in pushing it through. Notwithstanding the large republican maj ,rity in the house, the republican affirmative vote was only So, while the democratic vote for the bill was 73 Ooly l3 dem )crats voted against the measure, while 42 republican negative votes were re- corded.
 The national irrigation measure owes its paternity and it's actment, primarily, to the democratic party. No attempt to pirate credit for it on the part of republican leaders eau change the indubitable record of facts.
 Whereas, On irrigation the future agricultural development of Arizona depends, this convention deems the building by the government of the San Carlos dam great necessity {; therefore, we instruct our delegate in congress to use every i'gitim ate effJrt to obtain proper appropriation for Tn Q game
Arizona silver belt., 1904-09-22
ISSUES OF
 THE CAMPAIGN
nsmocratic Platform Adopted by Territorial Convention
 at Phoenix
SINGLE STATEHOOD LEADS

II Is Made the Paramount Issue. National Ala to Irrigation a Dem ocratic Measure. Position of the Party We'll Stated.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-18

for given at the previous meeting But rule order e teul
ary suspended for special purpose by thirds Of the
members When the suspension of ue led, and
due notice from the objection having offered may
the suspension Of the and the couc proceed
ngy provided that the records of the meeting shall show such
suspension.
SECTION This ordinance shall take effect anil Dc in full force from
and after its passage approval and publication the COLUMBIA CoUR
Ter, the official paper of the town Of Kennrwick.
Passed by the council March 18th, 1904
Approved March 18th, 1901.
Attest DvNIE!. BOYD Clerk 0. L. H. NsoN, Mayor
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-18
MACON STRAWBERRIES.

| have large quantity Of
this celebrated variety of berry
which I am offering II y p r
1000. Orders for amy quantity
pr"np. ~ filled. kc'iuced pri-
ces on large ordcrs.-J. How
ARD WRIGHT. Or. F. D. No ~,
North Yakima, Wash. Tele
phone Sl3
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-18

have number OF pigs for sale
r Gorsuch.
For Sale Villa tract No. 9; fer
ced; small house, $3.50. +. 0.
GIBBONS.
Stuiebak.r Wagons ut Einal.s
Lumber Yard.
Fire DESTROYED the carr enter
shop of Otto f. S.h'a e, las, mig lit.
Mr.. Schrader built a fire in the
stove in the eirlv part of,he even
ing. Later as it lad abont died
down he went to Eakin's hall
where an exhibition by Il travel
ing trohp. was in progress. The
fire must have carght from the
flue. The alarm was given an
a crowd gathered. C.. J Beach's
residence WAS imperil.i but lad
ders were s,curei and water pour
ed literally upon the roof, saving
it from tie flames. The shop and
contents were quickly destroyed.
The loss falls quite heavily on Mr..
Schrader as the place was covered
with only small insurance.
Capt. W. +. Martin returned
yesterday from Decatur Illinois
where he has >pcnt portions of
the winter. lie found the eli.
mate in the Mississippi valley
cold and damp. From St. i'aul
,nthc |, ,ckies he encountered
IL great deal of snow on his re-
turn trip. He VAS pleased to
get back to the mild climate of
Kennewick.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-18

A. V. Nc Rey mods and Mr..
Murphy captured three ,,anps at
Badger last night being the par
ties who brukr intu the cabins of
Murphy and Lott, The, some Of
the stole" a.tice> II, ;h' If possess
ion.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-18
Continued from page 5.)

motives other member speak than twice
cep explanatory during consideration question the
same meeting second without leave when others have
spoken incidental and subsidiary questions arising
during debate shall not be considered the question"
20. any councilman in speaking otherwise trangress
council the shall, councilman CALL
him to ORDER councilman be called order he shall
proceed without the leave of council which leave
granted upon motion that he be allowed proceed or
der wen carried he shall conhne mseh to tine question under
consideration
a. Every decision points of order by the shall be
subject appeal and discussion question OF order shall he allow
appeal of two councm and in all cases appeal the
question shall be Shall the decision Of the chair stand as the Judge
ment of he council -
RULE u.s. In propety council
person. shall be liable such punish
council proper and councilman be called
ndecou language conduct the person
calling shall report language conduct excepted to-
and member shall be held for language used i'll the
chamber business has interviewed before exception to the IL
guage taken.
RULE a6 The author of ordinance Or shall
the privilege opening and closing debates the unless
the previous question has been moved and sustained
Any councilman against the actions of the
council upon and have such protest entered the Journal
RULE 2s Any councilman may arise to question OF pvase nd
explain personal himself he shall iscu
ing question i'll such explanation
councilman shall absent himself
council without except of accident sickness shall
member officer obtain leave of absence be excused from
the thirds of members present.
RULE call of the council may be moved by councilman
whose shall be entered the Journal and carried by
o of al the clerk shall call the roll and the absene
after which the the bsentees shall be again called The
hall then direct the marshall his deputy take into
custody all who be absent tout and all councmeA SO
taken into custody shall be council
the council may deem oper.
RULE In all election confirmation by The council the
vote shall be taken viva and councilman other shall
by the clerks desk while the roll being called
counted No councimn shall be allowed explain his dis
the question while yeas being called change
his vote after The result has been announced ,
RULE The of all shall be by the
the announcement of the result of shall not be postponed
RULE The of the parliamentary practice contained in
Reeds Parliamentary Rules snail the council in all
which they applicable md in which they inconsistent with
the rules and order of this council and laws Of this
RULE No stanln rule osr this council shall be rescnded
witouta two thirds the notice there
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-18
For Sale.

At Coffin Bros. Rarch on river,
miles below Kennewick.
q span good wosk horses
3 wagons, E p!ows.
Road wagon, buggies.
20 sacks Of -four, seed rye.
seed wheat, alfalfa seed,
har1ows. cultivators, water
barrel..
We have the above goods, all
new, left from our Kennewick
stock. Will be sold cheap for cash
Part Of the above implements left
i'll charge of the Kennewick Hard
ware Co.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-18
Coffin Bros.

Advertised Letters.
Frank Phelps, Ed Ogary, F. L.
Phelps, Albert T. Boldon. q; VIM.
B. Bridgmau.-IDA M. MORAN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. 0zlas Cheeyer have moved
into the house recently purchased by them
on Highland ave.
Joseph 0dgsrs has returned from the
hospital ID Burlington where he was sue
eessfully operated on for appendicitis.
Mrs. Thomas Carson left for Burlington
this morning where she will enter the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment.
Eugene Sullivan says that Mike Keefe,
in recent letter, states that John r, an
has been set free through the efforts Of the
American consul AIR. Keefe brought the
case before the consul and il was proved
that MIR. Ryan is an American citizen.
John Is now in France stiIl hunting for a
free country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j LeBarron were
given a very enjoyable surprise party BY
their friends Saturday evening, at their
home on Jefferson street, III honor OF the
18th anniversary OF their marriage. Mr..
and Mrs LeBarron were invited to a sug-
al party at the home u Mr. and Mrs. Roll
lin Ailen's ln the afternoon and on their
return found their house taken possession
of by their friends The evening was
most enioyably spent and MT. andMrs. Le-
Barron were presented handsome hall
piece with mirror Refreshments were
served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04
chureh u lhe eaod shepherd

The Church Of the Good Shepherd WIS
prettily decorated for Easter, the chancel
and rail being covered with flowers. The
church was filed at the morning service
when the rector, the Rev. Brian G. Rob.
ents, delivered an appropriate sermon.
The boy choir, under the direction Of Mrs.
a. ". Allen, sang special Easter seIec-
tlons, and ID the evening the children )
carols were sung, The services were most
impressive. The church was crowded
last evening. More than half of those
who made their Easter communication
we're present at the six o'clock service.
The following choir boys received re-
spectively bronze and silver crosses, which
marked the best attendance for the past
year: Gordon Fayzette and Ashton Holt,
Harry Mcleod, Rupert Jones, Harry Dale,
Arthur Cole audsAldrich Leb0urveau. Mr..
and Mrs. Allen were also presented with
a choir cross, and Miss olive Williams,
who for the past four years has served
either as. Sunday school OF church czgan-
ist, was given gold cross The orchestra
under the direction of Alexander Coburn,
assisted the children in their carols.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04
Former Pastor Of Church
Of Good Shepherd.
PRESIDENT OF NORWICH
Death. Due to Bright's Disease, OF
CURED in No. Carolina Burial
at tBratiIebOro ThundaY.

Rev Allan D. Brown, ex-president oF
Norwich University and formerly rector
Of the Church Of the Good shepherd ia
this city, died at Waynesville, N. q, yes
teFday morning Of Bright's disease. He
had been in falling health the past two
years and for that reason resigned as pres.
ident Of the university last commencement.
The body viii be brought to Brastlebor0
for interment. The funeral will be held
from st. Michael's church, in that place,
Thursday morning A delegation from
Norwich University and also citizens OF
N0Fthiield and Barre will attend the fa.
neral
Allan p, Brown was born September Z.
1885, in Batavia, N Y. He was a gradu-
ate from the Naval Academy st Annapo-
lis IN 1868 and until 1869 was ia the naval
service, having reached the rank of lieu.
tenantcommander at that time He then
served as instructor ID the Naval Academy
for three years and again went into the
naval service Then for four years he was
instructor Ia the academy again and promo
ted to the grade nl commander lie then
re-entered the service Of the navy until
1850 when he was Frustrated bg malarlal
fever and IN 1891 being still ineapieltatea
be was placed on the retired list.
ne went to BrattlebUro to live and took
orders 10 the Episcopal church. being as
sigaed TO Christ church n Guiiford. Ia
1894 he was advanced to the priesthood
aud given charge Of the church Ia Barre.
Two years later he was obliged to resian
on account OF I'll health
It was during his rectorship and large
" due 70 his energetic work that the pres
ent church edliiee WIS erected
lii November, 1896. he was elected pres.
ident Of Norwich university He at once
took an active part in the work III the in-
stitntion. securing permanent state aid to
the Institution and getting 1t recognized as
the state military Institution. Probably
the greatest monument to bis personal
work is the erection Of Dewey hall the
corner stone Of which was laid by ADMIR-
81 Dewey during his visit to Vermont IN
1899.
In 1868 Commander Brown and Ger
trvde Tyler Of Brattleboro were married,
she dying Ia 1870 In 1880 he married
Adeline Peifce Or Philadelphia, who. with
D son, w Z. Brown, aud daughter 0f his
first wife, wife Of the Rev. 6. 8 Suther
land, survive him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Fred Folsom went to Burlington today.
Dan Morse returned this morning from
a visit at bis home Ii Mortified
Mr.. and Mrs. james Goodwin returned
this morning from visit In Moretown.
Miss Myra Morse went to South Royal
ton Saturday to work 10 the telephone Of
fee
Rev. +. +. Lowe went to Boston today,
being called there by the Illness Of rela-
tives.
Mr.. aud Mrs. b J. Owens visited at the
home OF Mrs. Owens In Northdeld over
sunday
Mrs. A. f. Baldwin Of Barton arrived
IN the city today TO visit her son, II. p,
Baldwin.
Miss Susie Howard Of Randolph Center
visited her friend, Miss Helen Stanley,
over Sunday
Miss Ollie Dillingham; has returned
from Waterbury, where she has been car
Ing for her aunt, who has been III.
Patch up your house where the plaster
Is off with Pulp Plaster. There Is moth
ing like it. Ask the masons. S. d. Allen.
Mrs. Fanuel Mcdonald aud family start
for st. Johns, Newfoundland, tomorrow.
Mr.. Mcdonald remains Ia Barre for the
summer.
a special convocation OF Granite Royal
Arch Chapter win be held at Masonic han
on Tuesday evening, April 5, at seven
o'clock sharp. Work, K. A. degree
The annual business meeting 81 the
Athena club will be held with Mrs Fred
kinne Tuesday evening. VIII the mem-
bers please come prepared to pay their
Federation dues
Mrs n 3 York viii have her millinery
opening Friday and Saturday, April 8 and
8, at NO 75 Prospect street, instead of
Monday and Tuesday She Invites the
ladies 10 give her call
The Baraca class Of the Congregation
Al church will meet at Rev +. A. Pooieis
at 5S0 O'Clock Tuesday evening for the
election OF officers and committees. Every
member Is expected to be present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04
CROWLEY WON CASE.

Given @I20 in the suit brought by Liberty
Linseed OH Co.
Montpelier, April 4 The case Of Lib
erty Linseed Oh Company VS.. J. G. Crow
ley was concluded Saturday in county
oonrt and was submitted to the jury be-
fore / | o'elock after the arguments were
made By +. ]. Marshall and George Il.
Swasey for The plaintiff and John Gordon
for the defendant IL was before noon
that the jury returned verdict for the
defendant to recover bis costs. In this
case the plaintiff sued b recover about
Sl20 for linseed oil that he claimed the de-
fendaut had bought Of him. The defend
ant, however, claimed, that although he
ordered some oil Of the plaintiff, he stipu.
lated that he would not accept it unless it
was pure oil or at least of high standard.
He claimed that the oil received was Of an
inferior grade and unfit for the use TO
which he desired 10 put it, and refused "a
accept 1t.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04
MantIst chnrch.

attended meetings we're held at the
Baptist church yesterday AT the morn
ing service, the pastor, the Rev. w. A..
kinsie, preached a sermon on the days
significance. He was assisted ii the SER
vice by the Rev K. NJ Fuller The
church was filed At the evening service
both the auditorium and the vestry were
filed 70 their utmost capacity to hear the
Easter concert which consisted Of singing
BY q chorus Of 80 voices. assisted BY an
orchestra, and speaking by members OF
the Sunday school The special dec0ra.
tions were quite effective
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04
METHODISTS GET
APPOINTMENTS
AT CONFERENCE

Williamsyille aud East Dover, No sup
ply.
Wilmington and jacksonville. G. A
Stott.
Windsor, F. T. Clark.
Woodstock, J. Hamilton.
St. Albans District,
G. S. Nutter, presiding elder.
Alburg, supplied by O. e. Newton.
Bakersfield, Jacob Finger.
Binghamville A. H. Sturges.
Cambridge and No. Cambridge, J S
Allen.
Colchester, not supplied
E. Elmore, not supplied.
Eden, not supplied.
Elmore, not supplied
Enosburg Falls, q w. Hunt.
Essex and Essex junction, G. s. HUI
bert.
Fairfax, G.. w Burke.
Franklin, Sylvester Donaldson.
Georgia and No. Fairfax, A. q. Austin
Grand Isle and So. Hero, w IT. Miller
Highgate, G. P. Taplin,
Isle Ia Motto, r.. u. NJ Barnes.
johnson, Hyde Park and Watervile, O.
NJ. Boutwell,
Middlesex, J @ AngelI
Milton,nO supplied.
Montgomery and So. Rlchford, j. w
Wilson.
MoTetown and Duxbury, O. B. Wells
Morrisyilie, P. A. Smith.
No. Fairfield, supplied by W. E New
ton.
No. Hero, 0. D. clapp.
Rlchford, S, Il. Smith
st. Albans, A. c. Wiley
St Albans Bay, A. G. Dsnnett.
sheldon, G A. Emery
Stowe, J. O. ANGEL
Swaaton, Nj Eddy.
Underhill and Jericho, O I. Barnard
Waitsileld and Fayston, F. Nj. Barnes.
Waterbury, w. 5. Smitherse
Waterbury center J F. Barnes.
West Berkshire, 4. and So. Franklin
A. W. Ford.
West Enosburgh, ~ Il Newton
Westford, a. ii Stureess
Woleott, G. N. Stebhins
Worcester, not supplied,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04
AZ the Rr.ssyterlan chnrrh.

Easter was appropriately observed at
the PRESBYTERIAN church yesterday at both
morning and evening services and large
congregations attended. At the morning
service q special musical programme was
rendered BY the choir and The pastor. Rev.
4 Il Mitchell delivered sermon appro-
pirate to the occasion. The altar was
prettiiy decked with Easter lilies In the
evening there was the regular sermon hy
the pastor and the choir rendered Easter
anthems; also solo was given BY Perley
pone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04
MONTPELIER LICENSES.

Those Of the Second Glass win Not Be
Granted Until Aprm AZ.
Montpelier April AT meeting Of
the license commissioners Friday night It
was voted to grant FIRST class licenses to
Jesse Viles Of the Pavilion, A. S. Spar
row Of the Montpelier house. William Mil
ler, and Seradno Masueco This cuts on
+. S Meigs An the others, with the ex-
eeption Of Massuceo, held licenses last
year.
The second class Licenses III not be
granted until April l2 but lie commits
sioners have given notice to both the sec
ond class licensees, Frank Huntington and
T. N. Wood that they win not receive III
eenses this year. They did this in order
to give them a chance to dispose Of their
stocks Of liquor now on hand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04
THREE CARS SMASHED
All the Occupants Of the Train Es-
cape With Only Slight
Bruises.

Rutland, April 2-The sleeper for Mon
treal due to leave this city at 2 10 o'clock
In the morning struck broken switch Just
north of the Proctor station, six miles from
here this morning and the three sleeping
cars we're deFailed aud badly wrecked.
The fact that only two persons were In
jured In the accident is almost miraculous
as the sides Of two OF the cars were
smashed
The injured were Harry Brooks, porter,
bad scalp wound and body bruises; Sam
uel Ellis, porter, scalp wound aud right
shoulder badly bruised.