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makeup: but stop-what the eastern faction of our party want to do is to
 take the helm and show how they can steer. Let them do it just once. We
 won'tSfy the track. But Bryan is the
 greatest man still" Our San Diego
 frien6 has overlooked the fact that we
 permitted the eastern wing of our
 party to take the; helm and show how
 they could steer in 1888. They show ed us, also stranded us. They steered the ship of democracy straight into the lap of Wall street banking trusts and Grover Cleveland received several million dollars as his reward for directing the ship into that port. The same scheme is now on, but all we can do is to await results and in the meantime prepare to rescue the party from the guidance of these wreckers. We will not "fly the track but en- deavor to point the track in the right direction four years hence. If we fail in this endeavor then we WILL ''f1v the track" and get onto one that $ not owned and manipulated by the Florence Blade.
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Temples of Fire.

"Oh! would that my tongue could
 utter The thoughts that arise in me. 4" Oh! messengers of fire, hurled from
 above! Transformed and purified. sculptured
 art those! Cathedral domes and temples too-all
 stand Painted and lined by some marvellous
 Power! So near to Heaven, such depths be
 low, and yet To heights mid space incomprehen-
 siblel Silent ye stand! Thy walls no notes Yet through thy Temple Sublime A voice l hear; a "Choir Invisible" Or, is it that from turrets-red and
 grey A sentinel 1 hear from torrents deep! Oh! mystery of all mysteries! Hurl all thy cries to that Invisible! Perchance-a glimpse of "City Celes-
 tial''- Eternity alone shall it unfold, Then we too through "Eyes of Fire, "
 transformed shall be-
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The Democratic Scheme.

4 reader of the Blade, located in the city of bay and climate and future possibilities, San Diego, writes us as follows: "Now, old Tom Weedin, you begin to suit me. l have locked on your editorials with sort of an aching void in the past, but now you show that yon have more in your old side whiskers than most of the so called editors have in their whole
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Territory of Arizona,
 County of Yavapai.

Territory of Arizona.
 County of Yavapai.
 I, P. J. Farley, County Recorder in and for the county of Yavapai. in the Territory of Arizona, and custodian of the records thereof, do hereby certify that have con- pared the within and foregoing with, and the same is full, true and correct copy of the Articles of Incorporation of 'La Dicha & Pacific Railroad Company" as the same appears in the original instrument in my of fee recorded July 26th, A. D. 1904, at 3:00 o'clock p. m.
 In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 26th day of July, A. D. 1904.
 (SeaD P. J. FARLEY.
 County Recorder. By G. M. Dotson, Peputy.
 First publication July ?.
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Call for County Republican Con-
 VentiOn.

Headquarters Republican County Executive Committee.
 Prescott, Arizona, August l5, 1904.
 A delegate convention of the repub- leans of Yavapai county is hereby called to assemble at the court house in the city of Prescott, at 10 a. m., on Thursday, September b, 1904, for the purposes:
 First.-The nomination of candi- dates for the several county officers to be voted for at the November cleo tion.
 Second. The selection of thirty nine (39) delegates to the territorial convention to be held at Prescott, Arizona, on Saturday, September r, 1901, at p. m., for the purpose of nominating candidate for delegate to congress from Arizona.
 Third The selection of a repub- licsn county central committee.
 Fourht. The transaction of such other business as may properly come before said convention.
 The basis of representation in said county convention shall be one dele gate for each 9 votes, and one ad- ditional delegate for each fraction Of D votes cast for Hon. R. E. Morrison for delegate to Congress at the November election, 1902.
 The several precincts of Yavapai county will be entitled, on the above basis, to the following representa-
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me that they executed the the same for the purposes and consideration therein ex- pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 26th oay of July, 1904.
 My commission expires September II, 1905. EMMA CHURCH.
 Seal Notary Public.
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Territory of Arizona, s.
 County of Yavapai. 9'

Before me, Emma Church. a notary pub lie in and for said county and Territory. on this day personally appeared Robt. E. Mor- nand Allen Hill, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to
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PUBLIC RECORDS.

August 10.-Wm. Babbitt to Vim. D. Powell, deed to 1z int in Delta and Springer mine, Black Hills dis trict, con $500.
 Vim. D. Powell and wife to Ewdard
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Territory of Arizona, [
 County of Yavapai. {


 l. J. NJ. Watts, Clerk of the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of Arizona in and, of the county of Yavapai. the same being Court of Record. do hereby certify, that Emma Church, whose name is subscrib- ed to the certificate of proof or acknowledge ment of the annexed instrument and thereon written. was at the time of taking such proof or acknowledgement a notary public, dwelling in said county and Territory aforesaid, duly com missioned and sworn. and duly authorized 70 take the same, and duly authorized to take the proof and acknowledgement of deeds to be re corded in the Territory of Ari- zona. And further, that I am wellacquaintei with the hand writing of such notary public and verify believe that the signature to said certificate Of proof or acknowledgement is genuine.
 In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, at Prescott, this 26th day of July, A. D. 1904.
 [Seal] J. M. WATTS, Clerk.
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First class job work at the Journal Miner office.
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Recorded at request of Allen Hill July 26, A. D. 1904. at 3 .00 o'clock D. m. in book Articles of Incorporation, pages -, Rec ords of Yavapai county, Arizona.
 (SeaD r. J. FARLEY,
 County Recorder.
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Proxies will be recognized only when presented by votor of the precinct from which the same are is sued. e,. or =l
 Primaries in the several precincts of the county will be held on Satur- day, September 10, 1904, to select the foregoing delegates.
 By order of the republican county executive committee,
 w. c. Bashford, Chairman.
 Joseph E. Morrison, Secretary.
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Tie names e tle corporators of this cor poration are RO5 E. Morrison and Allea Hill.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF LA DICHA & PACIFIC RAIL ROAD CON1AANY.

The undersigned citizens of the United States do hereby assOclate themselves for the purpose of creating corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. and adopt, execute and acknowledge the following as the articles of inco operation of such corpor- ation.
 The name of the company shall be La Dicha & Pacific Railroad Company; and its principal place of business shall be in the city of Prescott, Yavapai county, Arizona Territory, with branch offices at Los Ange- les, California; Chilpancingo, Guerrero. Mexico; the City of Mexico, Mexico; and at such other places as may be designated hj the board of directors of the company here matter provided ior.
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Has Been Reopened Under New Management
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The time for the holding of the annual meeting of the stockholders of this corpora ton is hereby fixed for the first Monday in July5of each year; and meetings of the stockholders of this company may be held at the principal ofiC e of the corporation or at any of the branch offices thereof.
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CHARLES WAKEFIELD, Pnse.

The Best the Market Affords is Provided an the Table and Service Cannot Be EIce{zssE
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The private property of the stockholders of this corporation shall be exempt frur, liability for the payment of corporate debt- and neither this company nor its board ,f directors nor other officers shall have power tp levy any assessment upon any paid up share of stock.
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The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which this corporation is at any time to subject itself is one million three hundred thousand dollars (S1 300, ,0OO0O) Inw1tness whereof, the said corporators have hereunto set their hands this 26th day of July, 1904.
 ROBT. E. MORRISON,
 ALLEN HILL.
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The capital stock of this corporation shall be two million dollars, divided into two hundred thousand shares of ten dollars each. and shall be fully paid and non-assessable. The capital stock shall be issued and paid for upon the conditions and at the times hereafter provided by resolution of the board of directors.
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BELIEVE. HIM GUILTY.

King Peter is faced by other formid-
able difficulties In connection with the
coronation. Since he ascended the
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the Servian throne. bur the troubled
state OF his country during the first
months Of his reign made this impos-
sible.
AN UNPLEASANT DISCOVERY.
The coronation was then fixed for a
date in November. 1903, and had to be
postponed because it was discovered
that King Peters enemies in Servia
proposed 10 take advantage of the
leave Of absence granted to troops
throughout the country on coronation
day TO dethrone him by a bloody rev
olution similar TO the one which placed
him on the throne. The coronation was
then fixed for a later date and was
again postponed because serious differ
ences arose between the King and the
officers who took a leading part in the
assassination Of Alexander and Draza
regarding the degree OF prominence
which they should enjoy at the corona
ton ceremony.
King Peter, responding to pressure
brought to bear upon him by the
great powers of Europe, proposed to
relegate the assassins to a back seat.
whereupon they informed him that if
they did not receive the honor and re-
spect due to them they would tear
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nurderers, whose crime was SO beastly
that not all of the details could be
printed. cannot be looked on as a joke,
even when Il is known that the mon
arch in question has been hunting high
anl low for somebody 70 lend him
money enough 10 buy himself 4 crown.
and for somebody of royal rank 10
come 70 his coronation. and for some
body 10 pay the expenses Of the cere-
monies.
The 5erFlan Governments has decided
q divide The ceremony into two parts.
There VIII be religious anointment Of
the King al the historical monastery Of
Zicha. intended 10 satisfy the pious
desires of the priest-ridden and super
Etirious population u Servia; and a
more or less gorgeous state ceremony
81 Belgrade 20 emphasize the temporal
power of the Karage0rgievitch dyn-
ssty.
The coronation has been fixed for
this cate after a succession OF post
ponements. which hardly encourage
king Peter 70 regard the coming event
with cheerful optimism. SO long as
Servia has possessed her own independ-
ent kings and princes il has been the
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PARIS HAS NOW A
DIPLOMATIC MUSEUM

Contains Busts of Famous Men and
Fine Collection of Medals Com
memOrating Great Events.
PARIS. Sept. 17.-Thanks to the in
itiative'of NJ. Delcasse the city OF Paris
has now one more unique attraction
possessed by no other city in the world
"a diplomatic museum
Although opened to the public only
very short time ago this museum,
which illustrates the history OF diplom-
acy in the past and present. is already
very interesting and well worth add
ing to the list Of places which Ameri-
can tourists must visit.
1t contains excellent busts OF Mar
quis de Toicy and Marquis de Choiseul.
Richelieu. Mazarin. Bonaparte as First
Consul, Thiers. Lamartine. AIirabeau.
Gambetta. MacMahon. Grevy, Carnot
and Felix Faure.
In glass case is the pen with which
Prince Bismarck signed the prehmin-
aries Of peace after the Franco-Prus-
sian war.
Not far from it is another penholder
with which Gambetta signed his resig-
nation from the Office OF Grand Min
ister."
Then there is a wooden model OF the
Holy Sepulcher TO commemorate a Dip
lomatic action Of Emperor Napoleon
Ill
The dome Of the Holy Sepulcher was
on the point OF tumbling down and
after many Cabinets it was resolved
that France and Russia should rebuild
the dome. each country paying half OF
the costs.
When the work was about to begin
a letter was received from the Sultan,
who said that as the ruler of several
millions Of Christians it was his am
bition to contribute to the rebuilding
of a building in which so many OF his
subjects were interested and, to make
the matter still more complicated, the
Pope, through Cardinal AntoneIIi. de-
clared that he considered it his privi-
lege to rebuild the dome entirely at
his own expense.
The two Governments. however, DO
litely informed the Holy Father that
his assistance was neither needed nor
wanted. as both a Roman Catholic and
a Greek Catholic Government had al
ready pledged themselves TO carry out
the work
The museum also contains fine col
lection OF medals struck to commemo-
rate important diplomatic events from
the sixteenth century up TO date and
another collection OF 200 wax seals.
An original drawing by Kaiser VIII
helm II occupies a prominent place. A
library Of $4,000 volumes is also con-
nected with the institution.
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to Belgrade with empty hands and a
budget of insulting replies in his
pocket. An attempt to persuade lead
ing firms of jewellers in Vienna and
Paris TO supply a golden crown on
credit likewise failed.
SECRET OF IRON CROWN.
King Peter found an amusing way
out Of some of these difficulties. He
suddenly appointed his confidential Sec
retary, who had spent many long years
of exile with him in Switzerland. to
search for and publish the ancient rec
ords of the founders of the Kara
georgievitch family. The accommo-
dating secretary contrived to unearth
an ancient manuscript, hitherto un-
known to students of Servian history,
in which it was recorded that the first
Karageorgievitch who occupied the
Servian throne wore a crown. not of
gold, but of iron, in token of the fact
that he had defeated the Turks and
liberated the Servian people with
weapons of this material No one but
the Kings confidential secretary had
ever seen this manuscript and there is
no other record that the first Kara
georgievitch wore an iron crown,
nevertheless King Peter issued SOL
emn proclamation to his people that he
would not be crowned with a golden
crown but with an iron crown in ac-
cordance with the noble tradition of
his glorious family.
In this ingenious way King Peter sur
mounted the difficulty of having no
money wherewith to purchase a golden
crown, and while he will be crowned
September 81 with simple ring of iron
because he has no money to buy a
golden crown, the great mass of his
subjects believe that this metal is
chosen for a great historical reason
which appeals to their national senti-
ment. There remains. however. the
difficulty of covering the expenses of
the coronation festivities and this is
still unsclved. The Legislature still re-
fuses to grant the necessary amount.
although King Peter has made requests
that this comparatively small favcr
should be granted to him. If the Legis-
lature persists in its refusal poor King
Peter will be obliged to scrape the
money together himself. although he
will be compelled to plunge heavily into
debt TO do so.
BELIEVE. HIM GUILTY.
King Peter is faced by other formid-
able difficulties in connection with the
coronation. Since he ascended the
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Have white Mule with Them.

NAPLES. Sept. 1.-THE Prince Of
WaIdenburg. a wealthy member OF the
Austrian aristocracy- and his newly
welded bride have reached this city on
their wedding trip. which they under
take in a very unique manner.
Accompanied by white mule. which
carries a small travelling OUTFIT. they
are making a walking tour through
Italy. A large stan OF servants with a
considerable number OF trunks travels
ahead OF the bridal pair to arrange for
their reception at the best hotelA
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LORD STRATHCONA
BUYS TWO ISLANDS
Noble Scot Purchases CoIonsay and
Ornsay, in the Inner Heb
rides Group.

LONDON, Sept. 17.-Lord Strathcona
has just purchased the islands OF Col
onsay and Ornsay from the executors
Of the late Sir John Mcneil. V c. For
the last two hundred years these is
lands have been in the possession OF the
Mcneil family They belong TO the
inner Hebrides group and are together
about twelve miles in length.
The historic old building. Charley
Castle, where Queen Elizabeth as a
guest and Mary Queen OF Scots as a
prisoner stopped in the sixteenth cen
tury. has recently come under the ham
mer
Baroness Burdett Coutts has taken
up her residence at Holly Lodge. High
gate. Burdett Coutts is shooting in
Scotland. The Baroness is in excellent
health.
Lord ROthschild has returned TO Lon
don from TrouviIle. where he has been
passing a few days with Baron and
Baroness Alphonse de Rothschild-
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English Archdeacon Scores
Women for Prayer
Book Fad.
1t Is Proper in London to
Have Binding Match
Dress in Color.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE growing
fashion among women of the smart set
Of carrying to church prayer books in
bindings to match their dresses has
mingham. who has been denouncing
from the pulpit women for their friv-
olity and irreligion. The archdeaconal
dismay isn't shared in Paternoster row,
which is the home OF the prayer book
On inquiry there as to the custom it
was ascertained that no less a person
than an Anglican Bishop had ordered
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for his daughter a cream-bound prayer
book with silver clasps and monogram
in silver. 1t was a white prayer book
which first was introduced primarily
for the use of brides and bridesmaids.
The custom. it may be said. borrowed
not long ago from America, rapidly de-
veloped into the colOred prayer book.
A West End dressmaker consulted on
the subject said the custom had found
great favor among the smart set and
had come to stay, Archbishops and
archdeacon Notwithstanding
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Servian throne as the result of his pre-
decessor:s assassination, it has been his
constant endeavor to persuade all the
monarchs of Europe to recognize him
as the rightful King of Servia and as
royal sovereign possessing absolute
equality of rank and dignity with them.
1t is his especial desire that the formal
recognition OF his claim should be in
dicated through the presence at his
coronation of a member OF every royal
family IN Europe. This would not only
proclaim him TO all the world as
King recognized to be the worthy peer
of the Kaiser. the Car and the other
proud monarchs of Europe, but it would
vastly increase his prestige among his
own subjects and strengthen his tremb-
ling hold on the reins OF government.
Hitherto the monarchs of Europe
have not shown any inclination to rec
ognize King Peter as a worthy men,
Der of their exalted order. Although
it has not been conclusively proved
that King Peter directly participated
in the conspiracy which led to the
assassination of King Alexander and
Queen Draga, there are good grounds
for believing that he was well aware
of what was going to happen. The
fact that the identical officers who
took the most prominent part in the
actual murder of Alexander and Draga
have been the most powerful men in
Servia since King Peters accession
strengthens the grave suspicious. Even
with the support and encouragement
offered to him by the great powers OF
Europe, King Peter has been unable
TO Danish the asSassins from his court
or to dismiss them from their infiuen-
tial positions. The Kaiser and the
Gar and other royal personages in
Europe would thus be exposing the
whole monarchical principle to ridi-
cule if they acknowledged as their
equal a King who ascended to his
throne after participating in the
assassination of his predecessor. 1t IS
consequently certain that no great
royal parsonage will be present at
King Peters coronation, which will be
unique in this respect.
DECLINED WITH THANKS.
Aware of the disgrace which this
circumstance DTlnSS upon MIN IN the
eyes of the world and of the loss OF
prestige which he will suffer in Ser
via, King Peter has strenuously at
tempted TO soften the hearts of the
monarchs of Europe. He sent his
daughter, Princess Helene, who was
educated under the supervision of her
mothers sister, Grand Duchess
Militia, in st. Petersburg, to beg the
Car to send some member of the
Russian imperial family. even if it
were the youngest and most insIgnifi-
cant Prince, TO represent him at the
coronation. The Car refused and
Russia will be represented at the cor
oilation simply by the Russian diplo-
matte representative at Belgrade. who
is quite a subordinate member of the
Russian diplomatic service. King
Peter dispatched another special ennis
sary to beg the Kaiser to send Ger
man Prince as his representative to
the coronation. but William II re-
fused even to receive the emissary.
SmItich. former Prime Minister of
Servia, was sent TO London to appeal
to King Edward to treat King Peter
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invariable custom for the reigning
monarch to be tremendously crowned
IN his own capital before he has worn
the crown for one year, and King Peter
is the first exception to this rule. It
was his own desire that he should be
crowned as soon as possible after the
ghastly murder OF King Alexander and
Queen Draga enabled him to ascend
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Peter Is Unable to Borrow
Enough Money to Buy
Himself a Grown.
To Hostility of the Powers
Is Added Terror Of
Assassination.

BERLIN, Sept 17.-Observed from
king Peter Of Servia on September q
would be funny II the humor OF the sit
ustion were not 50 grim as 10 be al
most terrifying. But the picture OF
terror stricken monarch on a blood
stained throne, helpless in the hands Of
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nor satisfaction. nevertheless he clings
to his semblance Of regal power with
the grip of desperation