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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hence, Martha. to Republic Panama; ST Mich
olas,av S l2ft61s, years - cent $4,000
veT-st "a due July 1. 1907. 3 per cent. 90 600
Demuth. Frank, to Theodore Baumcister:
81. n 5. IT'S II W OF Audubon ave. year ~
cent Observation-Disclosures.
Denorest ftttern co t. Metropolitan Life Insur- ~
ance 60. Grand st. g. due September l.
1901; per cent :...-............ so 600
ssSe $4,000; l yea. Ter cent ........... 5000
Fisher. Samuel Is, and MarCelIa
123d-st' go East; PRIOR mortgage sd.5Oo: tn
Same Louis Shulsiy; same property; prior
MORTGAGE $500; nstalments sG2.5 month
": per cent .,............ 500
235 f. 81 18th ave: years. a. uer cent. 1900
Same Caroline i. Weed: same property; prior
mortgage y year. q .............
Simon. sismund ard ano 70 I-aurens r Bowden
and ano. eSrs 5th-ave, 2.l0s. g 3 years
sons OF the Revolution 10 Title c;ua,an,cs' and 0'o
ave: year ~; cent. 10000
SsHa TO same; Rroad-st corner PearI-st:
year AZ per cent .......-..,.., 10000
Berlin Samuel y and another to Joseph NJ Brody
saImsn'1 per cent. 80 ','o ... II" aoOS
Pacific Realty Company city Real Estate Com
ganS; 22d-st No IS East: prior mortgage.
stedman. Gertrude II. to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company; Ilst-st No 81 West: = part
all title; year ga cent. .............. 10000
COMPANY; l2ist-st, No 2aT West: prior mort
gage SIS o00 due July l. 1907, 6 ner -. 5000
Levy Jacob and another Jacob Small and an
other: 90th-st No 2d0 East: instalrlents. per
Peck Josephine. 10 the Mutual Bank: aath-st
No @ West; demand. per cent note. 1o0oO
asa srank to anssl kagimsn; dohIsye
all title: 56th-st. No SOC West. ieasehold;
year. cent 1000
Lesan. Edith A. to Lawyers Title Insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

double figure scorer. For A. e. Lewis. team the
best Lattng was done by ]. p Stuart who retired
Tlta an even h2ll-eentqry. while u. G. stuart and
spsctively The totals were: A y Iewis's team
"a; E HOyle's team. l2s
The Lily Whites visited Prospect Park for
game with the West Indian Team B. and gained an
easy victory by OIL runs. T. Odlum hit hard for "a
Tor the winning team. while doubles were added
ny j. Ashs9 ord. with u; Kelly ~ W Sergeant
for the West Indians. with , score OF H. The
totals were: West Indian Team 3, A5. Lily Whites
The Yonkers Cricket Club defeated the Columbia
oval Cricket Club al the oval yesterday by g.
M. Low mace 81 for Yonkers Including five wcxers
Ter p runs Mr. Scott made Is for Yonliers aud
Mr.. CrutchlOw, four viCkets. fer l6 runs. The
best work for Columbia Oval was done ~ AIR
smith The totals were: Youkers, l02: Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
DANIELS SECOND IN HANDICAP SWIM

L. H. Adams. of the New York Athlc.l, Club
with the aid of % seconds time allowance won
the half-mie handicap. which proved lie the
principal Of the New-TorI; Athletic Club
swimming contests At Travers Island Yesterday
6 NJ Daniels started from scratch in this race. and
came in second. Adams covered the distance IN
l5 :33 %. The loo-yard handicap went TO X Il
Warren. OF the Winged Foot club, and the novice
contest for the same distance to q. I. Levers. Of
Pelham Manor The summaries:
one hgndIedyard swirn-Won by .. p. I-ewes Pelham
Manor; J II. McAyoy. Manhattan Swimming Club. SOC
9nd; O. 4 sehefner, jr Eew-York 4. e.. third Time
Ona-hundred-ysrd O,andicap) Won by II. - Warren
X Y. A. Q. % seconds: W H. Iienkier unattached 4
cratchl, third. Time 40
Half milo tlandicsp)--Won by +. II. Aiame " Y. A.
9. 30 &. NJ Daniels. y. !. A & scratch
secona: Otto wahle. NewYork A. T. dis). third Time
OF fifth puEe
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due august / 1901 a. per cent. "....,...-,e. $4,000
1919 It e u Broadway; years, Al per eeat-- $4,000
Hanson. Alfred Z. TITLE Guarantee Trust
cent 2oooO
ave $ 81 II Of 10Th years ) per cent. 1900
St. 10 ST. East; years, per sscO
ave- corner is1st year, AZ per cent. i4.oOo
l.. o GustaVuS Siienbcrs: 49,
No 12S West years. Der 1850
Conner. Jacob. Mary Shivetzer RivngtoE-
per - 1850
Cooper Hene. to Mshkind -Fenbe-g Realty Com
Is l3o& per 1000
possO. John II, o u Levy lots 20 and -
Of Nest Park: 1 cent. 9Go
North American Realty Company 10 Josephine =
Lester; SEQ 81. = $40 n OF sth-ave also
ave. I7.TxS5; 2 years; Der cent. 10000
Heller. Isaac 10 lane Thayer a al. trustees:
15sth-st. s. 100 Z Of Amsterdam ave. two
lots: mortgages; I~years; cent. 80 O0o
Cirdin, Samuel. John PtnsM and another.
attorneys: Sheil-gt 1. $50 II OF 4th-Sv
WuliamsA-itge: year; d per cent. 5Go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

24th-st No 24s West 2oxss; Robert Alexander to
s4 Marie S So ~ $iSG'' Realty 500
Company 70 PENNSYLVANIA. New-York ana Long
No 2as Ea 4.b. aSS Magees arSa'
Cd ave. 1911 II Of Goth ST. 25xIoo: Hannah iO'
ottenbsrF to Rudolph Dinner; mortgage $4,000:
BToad-sJ = corner Peari-si runs 42ax II"
BLK i.4x %. log n 9s,3x 55s Fanny =
Sans OF the Revolution; . part: al title.
same: = part; an title. S3ss3
KiSasSsldso i"eo sehespser to John &C Martin
12ia No 22s TO %a7 West 35xi6 IL Allied ico
+ Hanson 10 hudson Realty Company: mort
Same property: Hudson Realty COMPANY to Han
nah Jacobs and another; mortgage. $4,000:
1sist st; 2a6 e Of 5th- ave, 1bksi,lI Tshs.
4 Baker and another. executors. to George
same property; Eseiie fieicy to same: quit '0O0
claim Nominal
ave: s. lots 5. and &. partition map. heirs
.. hehs IS se,S5G[ s Pofdhs% ITO Ox
quiz claim. Nominal
claim Nominal
property; Edwin storm 20 Joseph Berry
orsad-st : IS II OF wooster st. 25xioo:
crest Pattern COMPANY Nominal
f@ tsas 5. 81 g 1@i @ 100
pany Nominal
ana and another to Boerne Ieeraurser: mortgage,
o4h-sf s. COS Q It Of Central Park west
inacher Nominal
Nat. csyt ao 10 4 SoStr ssssSa. sF
22sst 10 ao7 West; isssas O. Joseph Dunn and i'
ano5heT G E Ia Ruek ss,o ,. simon 10"
s and an another to BOerno Leerbufssr mortgage.
sd-sve. No $3.50 . $ a5xloo: Isidor Lind ana
another, to Garrison Eertzeli mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

tiG built OF brownstone on lot l5xroO
tbrc,.S' ieer bought the property ago
Hfs * Collins and made q profit from lie
80 CT II last week The old Richardson Spite house
NO., Ie q the houses sold in the at the
ave - corner Of Eighty-second-st and Lexington
go. X ras frontage Of street and Ioo !,
ID ~ IN the a-enue. The buyer c. A. Stein.
ans were fled last week reuloieing Of the
aSorF AID basement building Nos.
owned By Co,u ba College. formerly
" The HoraTy OF the Society Of Mechanics
= ~ IN ITO lof; and building 4
.,iepg erected the building raised six and
enlarged by the addition Of six story rear extension rs
'front.' and l26 feet deep. elevator will be
ara ftproof staircases built The improvements
fI,r~ COS. %uJo0 according estimate OF H0ren
St'suH. the architects The remOdelled building
:. 20 oe CccAnleG bv simon Ragoun 6 legsees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
REALTY NOTES.

5 y. Freedman IS tie buyer az the hia. front on
soutA side % oae-hunis seveny-hirl-s between
Bathsate and Washington ayes
Michael j. Oconnor Is the buyer II No s2s West
clifford y slu-n,an
Van Vie: & Place have rented term ot wear,
DGyfS +. Corde s '''
Tie soma ~ the Revolution yesterday took titIs 10
Ffaunce TaferH a: the southeast Pearl AMI
Hroad SITS. from Fanny =. de TUite other persona
ts nlyiduals and trustees. Tho sizo parcel Is
s2.313I Ok Irregular '-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

-, levy % John Il po-so Non,Iua.
7li5r!saS7 $50 -, End 100
Theodore Rsalaeis!er to Frank Dermqth: ami 1900
Hahlsht sho,her. 10 cGas Yuns; mortsass
$500 a.a . - - 100
A-sher NJ Huntington TO chas Tweed ct al.
s[eokaye. No esd. 70 SKI II 5x251l2o :.
mortgage So 900 o C and ANN. '.o1-''-l: 100
mor'ESse s2ooo: 'S and 10 sl'H A'non 100
l'9'6osl, a { rs II " q Brcadway. runs W 25ox
1851 0X 225x 50 Tx 2Jx 20 u, Lansing
Investment Company 10 Archer NJ Huntington:
I5s,b-st. :. 100 It W Of Amsterdam ave sos loo
4 al Jane lhayeF ct al trustees. to 1saas
Ieaa1sve. iia,h :oi lonI25; Geo5s.
~, EiXon to Catherine McGuckin: mortgage.
Same property; Catherine Mcjiuckin to Henry J i"
McGuckn: mortgage s26I 500: o c and ' 10,
DcmInlcs-st, No IS. 5 2o1s7s: William i''
:, Bradley to John m! Bradley "a part Nominal
os gart -. :. :. :, ~. Nominal
bFittoa to Jane Z Brit'on. mortgage. $1,000;
2c,h-st. s. 100 " OF AVE 25x9s 0: William ioo
Britton to Jams Britton: mortgage $4,000. 0
Ooth-s,' 8 s. IFS II W Of 2iave esxoos: Jacob 100
snlaIls e; e; al TO Jacob Levy and another;
Lot 22a map Van Nes. raIk: Joseph oamaahs a: 10
st ss p m & p5 sT @sss Place AK
s,ei: mortgage $4,000 ana ---..........,.. 100
o6il: Isaac Heller to Isaac schlSsnsar ana aHo:
,oh NOR s'sss $1,000 Nominal
ana another to George OFT: mortgage. $4,000:
sIst-st 10 3o7 East 253oos Leopold Einho:n 100
10 David Bodensteip and ano: mortgage $4,000:
10Th =, 1858 IT o 2d-ave Ok IO2 =: Dav:d
Hertz 70 Samuel Weintraub: mortgage. SIC ESQ
aud Observation-Disclosures.
-Sth st; No . East. 23x1S9; Fred'k L Richards to
s,n eo tosrmaysr Nominal
lHhatz Braun 20 Lena Braun another;
1. ntSf Eage sI 80 80 - Nominal
I4tth,st NO slI Fast - 11XloO: Charles II Zum-
bGeh 20 Andre!a srematz: mortgage, 50 oOo.r.. 100
lISth- St 8. 30 IT OF 1Oth-ave. 125x41.lIx
los 4xlOfll: Cara \ Mscsowaa Emma
Wingate all
1llth-st. No @19 East 25H1O01l Jono Krireky ~
ct al to Jacob LiIkowitz: mortgage $50 500
ana -. 100
ave, 1TlH7li0; Charles Schneider Catherine
b PEigse nor'ssge. $4,000: and. 100
Rivington- st, No 2S5 @0xIo; Harry Shwitzer
Jacob Conner
Beck-st No IS, 9 23Xl0u; Alice Fitzpatrick 10
Mamie AboTn; mortgages 50 OJ0. ........-... 100
Brook ave, Nos OF and go. " 50NNO: Michael
Rubin 70 Sarah Rubin: y part: all title
gage. $4,000 and. ........................ 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
ANOTHER PANAMA REPUBLIC LOAN.

Martha HeEsle has mortgaged the property the
southwest corner 81 One hundred
and St Nicholas ave FOR 100000 "a per for
I'VE years. 20 the Republic Of Panama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
BLOCK FRONT CHANGES HANDS.

Max Marx has bought through Bernard smyth & Sons
from Annie +, Knapp executriz and Angelina NJ.
Knapp the block front the west Of Ninth-aye.
between tTo-hundre,l-a eleventh TvS-lrrdred-
aat twelfth SITS. i99.1Ox1Jo feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Exterior and 6Tth sts. s corner for a five stoTy
hrck laboratory lS6x6o and two and two
story brick power and animal houses. 10 5x5T
and SsxsS s; Rockefeller Institute, owner; ship
ley nuttan & Coolidge, architects. 80. SIS
2ith-st Nos as and 4l5 East, for five story
brick factory 5OxS2.9; krelh owner; y Wan
delt. architect $1,000.
Avenue G and Iitn-st, n for a elk story
brick tenement and stores. ~. 9xT4-S: NJ O'fSim
and another. owners; A r Badt, architect.
MsrRin-st, No 81, for three story brick factory.
2asxeo: c Champion. owner; Bannister a.
SehsiL architects. .....,>...,.............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
PATERSON {. C.-TEAM u.
PATERSON DEFEATS BROOKLYN TEAM B.

Brooklyn Team 3 represented 10y a weak
side Of eight men Paterson, where the local club
won by Jos H. Wilde. w. BuEce and a.
Runce all bat,ed in good form for the winners and
The latter also boNed in capital FORM in which de-
partment " Dodds was also successful For
Brooklyn q. Macpherson starting out by steady
play, al tine looked like saving the game, but
the Of the proved weak at the bat and
could staye of defeat. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
THISTLES.
WEST INDIANS DEFEAT Nsw.px

me newark Cricket Club played the vres.
.-I!als M !;saeh Brook Park yesterday the Wis
Tors winning y 80 runs H. 5. AIexandar -,
= SoDoilose did the best batting for the u,innars
s~l,i - 3.d z respectively. while G. McDer,,o
me bowling hOnOrs with a record 10
"''Ae1s at a low cost. The score: ''u OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
TO IMPROVE PLOT OF LOTS.

Somehow & 60. have Foid plot OF fifteen front
Ing the north side OF observation-disclosures
iiul and Decatur to builder. The property VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
CHAMPIONSHIP CRICKET.
prooklyH 4 Finds Columbia Oral
BatterS Easu.

The chef attraction Tor cricketers yesterday was
-. championship match at Prospect Park be-
- Columbia Oval anG Brooklyn Team a The
~,,lnbia men proved weak the bat against the
s,r-li,e Il J. poyer. II. Poyer and c. A Worm, and
=. N; disposed Of for ;OtSl OF g. to which b
f..-.rsnr contributed - :ct With good IN
NJ. NJ. - { 4. Worm and s. - staaGsast, Brook
.4-s.s-,l lnade the runs necessary 10 WIN. ard
S.H,rs - 90 ahead. The socre:
COLUMBIA OVAL
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ara z. shcrtrasa ara NOT Bat
~ VI IIAA y
Williams a H-.
OTHER CRICKET oAMEs

tAe Kings County Club played club match AZ
Prospect Park. where y. HoyIe's team .ucceesoa a.,
.le~i.ng 4. y. Lesiss team by TIE narrow mar
s .y 8, : runs 2. 70. Reese bstted In splendid
" naise w. Curtis, with Is. was the only otbsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
NEWARK -
EASY VICTORY FOR ESSEX co,yN1x

vice. .-sssh county team. Of Newark had an a.s,,
ran, over Manhattan II. in THAR Assoc,.-,o
no a. Prospect Park. where the non
o,,s.s = 20 runs after declaring their inr,noa
bsf,eS - s@ @ickeis down. Captain T. L. Wbi,s
Cher - 5,s NE torlli foT IS for the winners Will y
with ne zen, a. sITatford also did good work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
BUYS TWO BRONX TENEMENT HOUSES.

:. Clarence Davies has roId for Fritz seize tho tU
four story tenement holses Nos 56I and One
hundred and ortyninth the north Of
huu1reand forty ST. feet west Of CourtlanGt
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
INTERESTING LEASE REPORTED.

The Sterling Realty Company has leased Nos is 20
West Thrysecond st. four story browusone dwell
ing houses lot 6ox10o feet. K Essan
ATs. \. L Lardner the b-oker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
BROOKLYN.
PATERSON ouTPLaYs o. N. 7.

me .. - :. ard Paterson teams played their
ssociotjap match Branch Brook Park. where.
,,besy through good innings OF IS by A. G. Rain
~, tte Paterson men by So runs III. Smith
-, hated vel. for the winners. while the best
vii for O y. 7. was done By J. Stanton. The
scorer =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
BROOKLYN TEAM b
UNION COUNTY SURPRISES THIsTLEs.

The Union County team visited Prospect Park
Tor as association game with the Thistle. and
won handily by g II. o. Goddard and J
each boih batted il good STYLE for the Eliza beth
-ielt, WINE j. Adam ana q. Delkalle did the be 81
NoIh Tor the Ihlstles The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
BROOKLYN Real Estate For Sale.

Brooklyn's newest row: ) and story houses
with and without extension dining room: TN
White. brown and red stone: I'd St. opposite
Prospect Park. Open daily Sundays and even
ingS. VIM H REYNOLDS rsuiIder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
Board and Rooms.

a5rH ST. Is EaST.-Arransements made for tenn
porar proJracJed residence Ia cool
or suites, with board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
Country PROPERTY to Let.

y range; extensive grounds excellent garden abur-
dance fruit ~ miles from New York. Lackawanna
r r. at Mount Arlington Station. 500 above SEQ
level PULLS 40 West 2eth ST.
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$1,000 UNDER COST

VIZ WV OISDIN NOOIe
= o 4-story Philadelphia brick for
s1s.SOV cost $4,000 70 build sell estate
mortgage $4,000 OF
you can double your money this Call on
!. r. SLOANE, SS1 Manhattan Ave. Brooklyn.
TWO 2-FAMIiY HOUSES sale: $500 cash SIS
monthly; all improvements: Inouirs A.
BERT COORS. Court ST.. Elmhursr. L. T.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-21
The Advice They Give.

Alter Hue pTOmulgation of the Su- pFeme courts judgment in the Ala balna outrage case, Editor Healing of the "AGricsR Methodist Episcopal Church Review" sought the advice of q number OE white men whom he be- lieved ta he Friendly to his race. The question Ere put to them was: Should the negro stiff contend for the fran chise. or demand reduction of reoresen- tntlofs in Rhe Eouth instead?" He has rDW GUbisShed their answers.
 3if, rrU'nE0cker of Indiana advises neEr0rs &hS have the requirements to insist uV@Ss voting. He is still for re- duCln& the se-G rrsentation of the south ern sT0Ses in the popular branch of ConEreas. Al the same time Crum- packer fhFusts far from him the in sensSGe SWFnnerian folly that would f0rre the ballot into the hands of ev- eFY male citizen over q years of age and out of state prison. Tt Is much better for Ihe colored man." he writes. that q fair literary qualification be imposed upon the ballot. It will give him something to work for and when he secuTeA, the right to vote it will be a mark of honor and will mean some thing to hiHi. The ballot in the hands of an ignorant person is of no benefit whatever. T. is two-edged sword and he is as liable Go use 1t to his detri- ment as to his advantage"
 J. &dHTn Bede Of the Minnesota del- egation doesn't feel ready to dogmatize on the subject lie is studying it-get- ting all ahe Iisa; be can. The older he
Arizona republican., 1904-08-21
WAR VESSELS WITH BAD NAMES.
Experience Appears to Indicate That
 They Will Have Bad Luck.

II one should be so bold as to char acterize the superstitious sailo. as silIy ne would at once declare that there Is sufficient reason for his belief and would proceed to prove that war yes sells named after stinging and venoro- ous things have been unlucky, and that the country should not be so indinar- ent to the men who follow "a life on 'he ocean wave" as to organize a mos. quito fleet.
 That Snake is regarded as an un- fortunate name for a vessel is shown by the fact that two of that name hava been lost, one in 17S1 and the other in IS4'; but no vessel bearing that na,,, , IS known to exist now. Serpent which IS only a substitute name for Snake IS an unlucky one also. for tba o,,a wrecked in 1892 was the fourtb RritisL war vessel of that name to meet tb, same fate. Viper has been an unl,cl,,, name in the British navy. The e,.,. one was wrecked in 179O. but the ad. iliIrdilty would not swerve. and so kan. .he name on the list, each vessel roaat- TIE US doom, and the fourth was Iost oiily recently. The French navy boe "iso been unlucky with vessels so iiallieu' The Viper, used in the British service after she became a prize iron, Ihe French, was lost in 1793. The sec ohd was lost year later. the third i,, lIS7, and the fourth was recently, 1o.t in collision off Guernsey
 The Cobra, another Rritieb r-o~ ,.o. Sei' was lost recently at the same time 'S 'he Viper, Among other vessels
Arizona republican., 1904-08-21

similarly named, and which met fates other than in battle are the Rattlesnake in 17S1; the Alligator in 17s2; the Crocodile, in 17S4; the Adder. in 1S46; three Lizards, two Dragons and one Basilisk. All of these were of the Brit ish navy The list could be made lar ger by citing the records of other na- vies.
 The Norsemen, who were so fond of naming their vessels against the laws of superstition and using hideous heads of dragons and reptiles on their high prows. were less unfortunate. and these did rot meet with frequent disasters. They did have belief, however, that it was unlucky and sacrilege to select such name as did Lord Dunraven for ms nist yacht to challenge for the Americas cup, the Valkyrie. And this belief was strengthened when she wus sunk by the Satanita. The second challenger, with the same name gave trouble, and she was broken up after only short eXistence.-Navy League Journal
Arizona republican., 1904-08-21
Little James
(The Democratic County Poll List
 Making Itself Up)

Tn Democrats of Maricopa coun- ty sez to theirselfs, Its time we was gittin' to work fer the Fall Cam pane. Les git up a list of tn Democrat voters of the county sos 'at we'll know jisr where we're at. It'll take some time to do it fer theys scattered evrywheres an we don't want to miss none of 'em."
 No, we don't need to be in any hur- ry about it." sez anuthern, fer tn Democrat voters is furnishin' a census of theirselfs. Tn Pole List is mdk- in itself up by a Ottomattic Process. We don't need to go to no expense this year a herdin' up tn voters. They's all eOmin' out fer Sherff an when they all gifts announced our work Il be greatly simplifide. In fack they won't be no work a tall only to go round among the party after the Convenshun an pour Arnicky on the Sore Spots. It'll take a Offal lot of Arnicky to bathe all tn Democrat party in tn county except th' happy nominy fer Sherff. He'll git through the Conven- shun without a scrach but my Gawd whatll he look like fer tn scraches he'll git at tn Poles"
 Some of tn Democrats sez It'll be Ole Pap Walker or nobody. They sez at he was born to be Sherff an fer years tn party has been maxim a mis- talk Sidetrackin' him off onto wun of flee or anuthern so's at he's never got into the Mitch which Nacher fitted him fer he can't be with us alwuz. ,"
 Theys anuther fackshun of Demo- crats sez at they is fer Carl Hayden fer Sherff. They sez. "Times is changin' an we got to keep up with 'em. The Democrat party is mostly made up of Elder Staitsmen an we got into a Rut at we must git out of. Tn time has come when we got to Reck- onniZe the Youth and Beauty of our party. Carl Hayden is both of 'em at wunst. Besides he's a Natif Born Ari- zonyun like Harry Azul an other Res idence of tn Sacaton Reservation, while Pap Walker come f'um Ole Vlr- ginny where him and Mosby trfde to Brake up tn Government wunst an they'd "a suxeeded if Grant an Sher- idan an sherman hadn't heded 'em off jist in time.
 Carl Hayden would be a Ornyrnent to tn offs of Sherff. Sherf Hayden would have a great advantage over
  any other Sherff. If he'd git to chasin around after a Murderer or a Hosse Thief or a Arsonny or a Forger, they'd say to theirselfs. It ain't no use, we might as well give up. If he can Ketch us by hisself he'll send for Will lyum J. O'Brine at assisted him on tn Resolushuns Committy of the Nashnle Democrat Convenshun an if they both git after us we aint got no Hoap."
 They's anuther Fackshun at sez. What We need is a compromise. fer tn offs of Sherff. A Man at can bring tn Scattered Remnance of our party together agin. Man at can Heel th' wounds of tn Brinites fer he was wun of 'em an Knows how it feels. A Man at kin enlist tn Sport of tn Sil- Yer Republicans fer he is all of 'em
Arizona republican., 1904-08-21
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