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The oasis., 1904-12-03
Warning to ths Public.

The public are hereby warned against purchasing or in any man. ner dealing in 9,889 shares of stock issued in favor of MT. L. Lindsay by the American Mining Company, Of NogaIes, Sonora, owner of the ssAmerican and the Copper Belt" claims. located in the Arizpe Dis trict, Sonora, Mexico, for the req son that the undersigned have at- tached same By due legal process.
 F. SANDovAL Y CIA.,
 If Nogales, Sonora
The oasis., 1904-12-03
Saturday Dec. }, 1904.
School Report.

10 the 1OnOraDle bOafu OI lTus- | tees, Nogales Public Schools, No- gales, Ariz.
 Gentlemen:-
 1 have the honor to present for your consideration, the following report for the month of the Noga- les Public Schools, which opened Oct. 31st and closed Nov. %, 1904: Total number of pupils enrolled 415, being 205 boys and 2l0 girls. The percentage of attendance was 95.
 Total number cases of tardiness, 104.
 The number of pupils neither absent nor tardy during the month, 157.
 Number of visits by patrons of the school and those interested in education. B.
 Number of books drawn from the library, 69.
 Number of teachers meetings held for the month, 1.
 The banner for attendance was awarded the high-school, this room having percentage of at tendance of 100.
 The banner for punctuality was won by Mrs. Saxon's room.
 There was gain in the number of pupils neither absent nor tardy over that of the previous month by 39. The cases of tardiness in- creased considerably over that of the second month. In this matter I would like to request the parents to see that their children are started from home in time to reach the school building before the ringing of the last bell
 Appropriate Thanksgiving ex- ercises were held in the several rooms Wednesday afternoon. In fact the literature work for the month in the several grades was especially directed to that Of Thanksgiving.
 The rigid examinations at the close of the month proved that splendid progress had been made by the pupils during the month.
 Realizing the fact that since our common school course has become crowded with so many different studies the subjects of reading and arithmetic have been much neg lected, a speciality has been made in our teachers meetings of arith- metic. The first month the special subject was reading, which is still and will throughout the term re- ceive the same careful attention Beginning with the first year and extending throughout every grade in the school course very careful attention has been given to the most practical methods in number work. The plan has already beer effective of much progress and by thus beginning with the child in it early stages of education to instil into it in an interesting and prac tical manner this exact science VI may expect to accomplish the ful object of the public school in th' mathematical line by the time ths child is graduated from the higf school.
 The pupils have special instrue ton to take their books home eael evening and to form habit of do ing some studying preparatory fo the following days work before re turning to school the next morn ing. Their arithmetic or numbe work is to receive especial atten ton at home along with the read
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The oasis., 1904-12-03
To Rent.

Nicely furnished rooms in pleas. ant neighborhood by the week or month. Apply to E. !. Crowell, The Daniels. II.
The oasis., 1904-12-03
COFFEE

How do you get enough money to pay such a cook! Write for our Knowledge Book, A schiIIing X Company. San Francisco.
The oasis., 1904-12-03

uanaver National Bank, New York. Western National Bank, San Francisco Continental National Bank, Chicago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08
Republican primaries.

A mass meeting o. the republicans
~ precinct % Ii hereby called 10
meet at me CITY Hal in The clty 0,
Las Vegas. on Friday esssins. Sep
tember z 1904. as eight oelock fer
the purpose % slectins seventeen
aetegates ID attcna the county con.
reFilsn mat viii nneei 81 Inc epurt
hosse CT September m 1904. 81 ten
o'clock i ri fer patpoae q elect
Ing ninefeen aSlegases d represent
thr epunty u san MisaE d ne ter
riicrsal Republican convention. which
win W hsld M tie CITY IL Alhpguer-
qas IL ihs i2ts asy d. September A.
ID fsgl. III ~ purpose us placing IN
nomination j candidate for dciegsie
from Ssv Mexico. IN ne fifty uinth
congress II ne rnited states
JOHN s CLARK.
Chairman COMMITTEES
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

Mara cpiies frern Ration today y
IL death from pneumonia II condne-
tof Clzs Burns Deceased vas well
known ID his cifg he rs ii ne
frslghs service here Ter years Fur
aslne time past he lad been running
A. conductor tetSen Raion and -
aaasa. naking his hons Ii the former
CITY Several DAYS aTo his uncle VII
Gain. was called to Raton 81 ns
seataemana serious illness Diseased
Asses i wife hut na ehldfaa y 4
understood uasf III saosher n new II
Chicago 10 receive medical irsatn
MANY ID Las Vegas VIII deeply fg'
ms taking awag n The poHular yoaas
railroad man
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

ons Il - features g ne fsrr
aa fslr vea ll pac = Ain
anerese 05 ~
ysar MI s. the rersA = ay
racrg, n aeaa . rAioA e
pa IL hive ssssra! mo
rass Tbs sp ng reiFet
saraagfeu ~ eagt n ! gea eztsa'
sra aas proven very popular 2 Assn.
aaersns and Las VEGAS 81 far tais
season. AND mgng fast ones art
nov t@sisning training j. a. effort y
SECURE M the purses 81 prizes
offered M ne asspcztian and me-
#rhanss ihgs sAa Tns fair Talaage
rnens expresses shs desire tkas 81
trses vii b Ind trprn ii aT Ny
Mexaeo aaG Arlsons aad ais "a
tAey are already Gssurea q safh
tassns sa:yies 70 make 80 spoft taps
eaTAly entertaining ~ Ya 81 rs'
ard exciting
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

Hon. William Jennings Bryan i
expected 10 arrive III Las VEGAS next
Tuesday Or Wednesday To- i two days
stay He vii deliver 4 political speech
during his siay and The effort i nov
bsang made By local democrats Il
have The occasion made a notable
one among the democrats 81 the ter,
ritcry Mr., Bryan viii launch the
Money campaign and i Il expected
that leading democrats from alI parts
81 the territory viii Re here
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08
Brings Good Report

n 4 Rbae u ne pcuinE Graphic
ne il y ~ W ,oaay. hrtngs gooa
tepta Ifsm Lima county NE xays
shat t~hrsnshoat ae greater pait q
the cesan,y shs ranges ar III sooa
eoaaiti,a ana The esttie tat. Large
shipments eattl Win " uaa jag
m ii III sas0s, Tie ouiieok ri !
wtaief range aas never ber
The Foundation ior : new lesa
smeiler aas heen laid md uork aiil
rapidly pashea me NOS II ths
Ore viii eems from tie Cooks peas
district where considerable mining I
noS heiag prosecuted Tha output 8
tho clsnlcf Mi. ~ materially inereas
ed aAsn the ssnelssr starts
nsnaing. Az Rose says, + mosins
nghi aheAa See houses are epins
~ MI he iima. and The business q
the town Is increasing steadily tn
soNn has an excellent location ID
The eeHter 81 one AZ me hest rangs
ana farming districts q New Mexies
and Il 4 fortunate enough 10 posses
three railroads
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08
Politicians Corne.

Aa rsahacka SrsnATae4 81 ue
r wev Aa a aAEkt The
u svsng saesse d s~esssaa g M
gaag cHwzstga satHrsay resati
r1sgss Rasnesa lsnacia Ls
Fsae Maas0ya. Enrtase ssnas 3 N
wiaazsns Hssaarlsao ossfp and 1ose
EGsNsnars
prsxssKi u has eectea the fellow
~ g4ranalne Rarssro. III II sala
~. n N III Dssnalses, ErFieue
Rsr Rsfaf,s Esqnsse Aston MAJ
III Geralss rsares sazzno Munsaya
rsr AASF&
vhe So q the Eancs prgrasrsss
IS hsEd tssnassrpw Tnruushgaf
az sszaay there ~ several besides
pa 3s Yhieh ~ holding tate PR
raar1s brt u ssrg majority q N.
stanssF ~ primaries 49, ever sns
sRaDea Rnd roed reBrans have
sp eesaa ~ -rspreserf thear csIn
marases n ~ rory rSrveatish
sslssdag
Frem ya-spas sssys4 e re TERRI
tary caaae tAs rs5as tiss shsre VII
81 - opposss ~ y he urssatksr y
ATaaenxrcne fse y iuatlun "
Delegate b : Ftpaes vho Ms wen
praise nst aaiS from bis own parfF
hns from aH fsir minded democrats
a. wall tar Iha hard vsfk ~ -
done In congress m iAe inieresss y
New Mexno
Effacssve preparations are hens
rnade "a Albuquerque fpr he Hnser
talnmeni III sfas republican, tsrratoisal
-raureutisn Judge Ralsr, "a ne Cam
mnrciai cluh has Rfspxaniae . ntsn phf
fiaan entertainment md reception
committee and rifs3trna irrespective 81
parsy win nnlto IN showing fbe de
nnAes d esoa lime
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08
mertsssore Cong oaala

The festival ~ New feas atfntita
ss8ta rg u ua "a Tbs
rsruing fssaas evening sfrn'n
wa sne eEttng " nm s.
SATURDAY. esenans Se~s IN tAs
ten yie viii ~ hssd Frsaay alghf q
8 oslocf ana Sasurssy morning 1t y
O'clock sahJe1 VI FrsGay nights
sermon. Welcome snbiecs IL SAT
urday mornings sermon. After To
ay-whai The public III large Il
most cordially iarIfed - attend thess
SERVICES uR II. LEFKovITs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

County Clerk Aaolonio seas has n
tarned from Fintsaa, where hs has
heen iooatng after The work on ais
ranch Mr. sena e enthusiastic about
ihe outlook Tor that pari 81 the com
IN this year. He says that moi In q
do1en years has thefs been such .
yield q hay on the plains as this
year and that The prrspert tor winter
ranse mas never better In some
places, Mr sena says The grass IA
three feet high
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

coFernor otero has rasse ~ ~
lowing re-appoihtneKts ~ snarts y,
territorial fnstltusionf " members
whose commissions hase eSplrct "
l. Gregory. ~ Las yeras manher u
board Il trustees - ~ fut0a ln
a q nsylnm 81 las yegas ~ "
wmth q Aihuqnsrque ; nen I.
the board ~ Regents n Ae rniaer
sisy o. New Mexico a. Aihoepe
y. q Bartlett q MnTdA-sh-
ber q ne board q sekrnts
schooi o. MlDc1 ~ socosrn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

The comfy commissioners IN st..
sion today rassea q resolution author.
ixirE Eugenio Romero 10 do twelve
DAYS work with seven teams and !
corresponding number of men % III
Hot Springs houlerafd between tao
.tcwn limits ard ths asylum This &C.
ton U Tie enamis 9aer VIII bt
highly atareriasne BIZ msfy who nst
The ROAD
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

Tonorrox win begin me Jewish
Ne~ year. Rosh fiash0na. with TIE
most sacred holidays IL the rear. TO
snorrox evening II SIX Al the Jewish
piscrs a business ii The ely wiil ~
closed ana shey vii remain closed
unfli sis O'Clock SATURDAY escning
For tscns, ! days there WI be fast
dsys. ana solemn services. Prepare.
uont nre making or ) notahie crtebra.
i,or a ne Nsv yea holidays bere
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

Thsia aas q decided range of ten
prstur yesterday T1e nereary
rcse " g during me aay, hut &c
warmth u the radiant day wa
perea ~ a coal breeze To-day has
also bsen ideal, conditions being very
similar Is yesterday Last night me
minimum was ~. tie meae humlaity
was s0
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

Y Hn E naz ana Photo
Traphe Tcc returned sAne Il 80
W etsis ~ mprsinr rasn 4 hsntlnr
srSp - fse iskr n@ barEet I
nprrrS y seef ~ srrsl rr1lay
rhicker - stint uas khlilY. ~
ussrary rzclrg desn @ II The THO
had fslsa ainnr lnsHsaarrt coverings
ana found H. Aiierra Il siesr u re
open aecldrar unpleasant ocuse
ouertiy raey ra1e ) = rafiy gfa-s
FOE hone
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

me seutsh Nes Year VII " ceie
hf1sed ~ gserisi serygcss b Temple
Huasessrs shis cafnlng Friday niFii
II J ) eictk ~ saturday morning NJ
II ot@ AZ sacenrri rrusical po
Erarn La ,srn pssared ~ hosA ar
riesx 50 uia - fend8 ~ As
rerrss hosf eaneitr 81 Nrs rhss
KcAA efskar No rrN. conrrhl
r. Nn 4 Iaan. ssrrate "
IAr - ans " XIII hasso
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

The hest cross walk III either the.
CITY 81 towh u Las yegas has been
lsia arross Na,lcnsi d between
fhe Davis d sydes grocery store and
The Hiuftnlo hall II ID composed ~
-four ~ids. smooth, uniform rlass from
she Williams quarry
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

me siare wali cast q the Douglas
nsenpe schs,os building 4 eeihs r.
messed with fine shi,e sandstone from
,hs Williams quarry. which gives o5e
pofsunlsy for he remark thai Las We
gas hutlaing stone i me best in he
world.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

There vas somethsng dcsag at Char
rnnn saage when the Rev GaasiN
French ARD w 4. cFoeGest taak iis
srssYsAa apprentice deEsse q Free
Masprry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

The rev cement walk from me
coarf bease % Davis 4 sydrs store
a. Ns.ioaal street Il xolng down rap
adiy. ii. promises u " nne q me
best valks b Is Vegas y repisess
) Il the poorest
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

Al the result n 1 short itesa cerr
cernlng TIE rev hcas proposition
ssnt frusn here W the Dgayer y as A
R SAITH Has already received twa
letters bearing "a ihe Important sub
se The attention being given fhis
elsy IL the Denver papers = doing
considerable good
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

TusnAs zaanofa . pssieai Y .
New Mexican hospital for The Insane
died Ills morHing Il 70 oicicc1 Hs
was admitted to ~ hospital fft'ns
valencia cuznsy. December s 1900
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

" n Men,yer and n Stenacn are
recent arrivals from Edna No. They
arr knights 81 Columbus and this At,
ternosn me a number q members
81 n. local lodge They may re-
main IN the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

he thrifty industrious md saxlnE
yrn viii ie Nosh Taofe to souf faTnil2,
rsnsrp III geafseli and mere to iae con
munIsy - aeca@nt With re
p1axa Trust Rna Savings hank
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

Secretary of the Terfaiors
nnyuolas has returned to saasa e.
frssm pnarta as Luna. whsr A. i
cetsei Tor hss cotnpany apee sse1
s,oueht frorn hugo GolaenhfE
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

r. e Seaaia ot The Colorado Flel
aHa iHaa Gapany Nth headquarters
Al & RAs5 rsns Ii 81 "a ! lns
nisht af1saaoN 81 basinrss Aefe ana
thsF anefn0n Tn Springer
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

me raary frsenas y Mr. = Rsmen
vasa ssn ~ rsuassG ao hsas tssas -
Il nyruslag III ssrash after . sxv5
evsre gEsps
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

While ire dainare 81 she ROCK l..
aHf neAf Tneamcasi las MT hcen en.
er repAifea the iralrs hase reasss
aaiaar IA ,hs SAINTS r. and san.
- IT. ceairsl ana ~ Transferring
malls Ars passengers
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

wr j q Masacr sad chsiareA ana
rstser. MRS Ddlla II AlbaaaNrpue
ussssa saruurh the city iodsy - fas
usy ID stsss their old home ~ Ass
port Ark.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

Gnrsesssr oSsru s4ss tppsirssa As
Mara VI Easa. n Ar14ss- irsSy
cuaais = aetsr sa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

oxan II Eaos b1s rsssgEsa hsa w.
slsssn = 1raaghxkzass II ssnT
CT Msrxzn b. LseyHs uttice
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

4 n~azE fhs NsusHs FedsrA.
ssna sssncsrss .fsernoaa AE : ociacg
1t essry saesassr be Jsssnt
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

MS z MoAs IS <sssss j !
rAarnsag eara psrSs 4. 80 ssnse
ssTaxy Astsr1eun
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

A rx sane sAG n frssi q N
Nsxsxcsa &sAE1s 81 ssst SOC
wxs cnt ssssee
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

EssnnIny ;sAgepage scYa has
news II importance Better fcsa II
fesGfs I'D
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

a io n1q1 ndaF f0ftrSue pnpiiS
- enrolies . ae academic ard nnr
msi apartments It ae Normal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

II tfn Sant ~ tale Advantage 81
IfaGs offeFires 20 wAnt ~ be up
Nh autns Read Ecosony pare
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

LOCALNUCCETS !:
~.~.~%<%<A

nfesda "a - Eronesnr r
ssrsn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08

Mrs Foster. wife o. the sign paint.
e.. is reported quite ii.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-08
Opposite Castaneda Hotel

Our Mr.. |. Bacharach. who is visit
ing eastern markets, IS sending Is
the choicest and most select lines of
merchandise to be seen anywhere ii
the city-have a lookout.
The oasis., 1904-07-02
ARIZONA NEWS

~ stt w Aa4N.s A" VI 'NNt NaAysaF # $50
Npcng tke 9anago naisna 4ew
M no mo7e deasas aare esulsec
Some \. he Panag0a base sstegap-
TED NJ enter upon ,he rsra gsssf
alton aut we're tered Vi .rssi IA
Srom Che ground. Then heg
aade circuit ana erfeeec 8aie
City ii this. is allowed Nv THE city
authorities, he disease ma De
circulated among the citizeaa.
Tsa .saa A9jutans Genere
Il MI -.es. vel came HON fhoenix
this morning, Oh the ordef 81 Coz
Brodie, and proceeded to discharge
all members OF II Company N g A.
rom the service. The order was
occasioned BY the recommendation
of u $. Army officer making the
iass inspection. He found the
men poorly equipped Through 10
fault Of their own, however), and
owing to their being widely scatter
I'D, by reason o. diverse occupc
ton. the officer thought best FOL
the company u ley aside its arm
for 4 time.
prospe> tor The jailea turned
the Key to-day on Bert Iudle who
stood by with sealed rips ana
watched two men fight duel til
the death when enc word would
have prevented tie tragedy. He
was sentenced fcr stealing j six
shooter and suit Of clothes from
Wells, Fargo Il CO. The part he
played Ill i shooting scrape Iii
which he himself was The cause
contributed, perhaps, To the maxi
mum sentence pronounced upon
him for theft-300 days. II was
over this theft that the fatal duel
between Moore and Bonhauser ac-
cured 1t Naco last week. Judie
WIS present. He heard the qnarre.
and held his guilty silence while
two innocent men, each accusing
the other Of the theft drew their
seyulyers and shot each ether
down
gisixan Superintendent i. il.
Jones stated today that the South
EN- Pacific Company would begin
he work Of aprinkl;ng the tracks
from Yuma to I'll paso on July 1st.
i portion Of the road west Of Ma
eopa has been sprirkied tvc yea =
age and i Is found Necessary 10 90
avo. the portion sprinklee d
second Gme. The system gaa~s
eeveseG. has been opnd Satisfac
or. Recently while the Oil 80
vas al Yuma. the oil tank sxplcC
q at & crossing, flooding The st.eece
with the oleaginous. Wagons pesa
NJ back and forth carried sae ii
ato other thoroughfares anG IA
esults were SO favorable sns
Yuma has gone into The business
of sprinkling she streets With ii
Mr. Jone0 said that the company
aad no mose oil 10 snare fos he use
IS cities 20 sprinkle, a. leas5 mai
<hey cook care Of thesr owa affaira
" has VAS furnished VcelG * soft
sow figure.
The oasis., 1904-07-02

4 ssBatzoRy - AaIEaaA
County OF ssnta 1sgr
hereby certify shs1 .as gsie 50.
cement was fled anu recorded - tae eeQssgs
d 3 nsIekwood an Sans 10 = ? 49,. - s
H. Boek Ms Records pages
s. sUeas ng haca SIC sfhslsl asSs So ST.
-fs eas aforesaid.
nt1 e eHs 5ase,s ssy-
%sst. s.~s Ia
Arizona republican., 1904-02-08

latter class of objectors as follows; "The Arizona people are opposed to joint statehood. and give as one of their reasons that certain of our people are undesirable. We have just as strong a complaint. There are many people in Arizona whom we would not take un- der any considerations if given a chance to express our wishes, and So far as this matter goes it is a standoff between us"
 One of the objections of the people of this territory is that their identity would be lost in the new state; that is. This is the more strongly urged by our democratic brethren. On that subject Governor Otero says, after declaring that New Mexico does not want jon mt statehood and would prefer territorial form of government "We are not afraid of Arizona for political reasons either, for we have republican majority enough in New Mexico to more than make up to- the demOcrallc maJoIlIS claimed in Arizona, but do not believe that Arizona as a state would be demo- cratic: firmly believe it would be re- publican"
 In conclusion Governor Otero says: "To combine New Mexico and Arizona as one state would be very unwise, es the interests of the two territories are across the territory embraced would make it very expensive to conduct the affairs of state. Think of bringing q witness to court from Yuma, Ariz., 10 Santa Fe! It is 9-e9osterous. The ex- pense of conducting the government tken would be tremendous"
Arizona republican., 1904-02-08
The Same In New Mexlco.

Arizona is no more unwilling to po Into a statehood partnership than New Mexico notwithstanding the reported efforts of Delegate Rotey of the latter territory 10 bring about the union of the two territories. In the mass meet . inEs which have been held in this fer T-tory on the subject of joint state hcfsa some pretty hard things have eeea sand about the New Mexieans. They were not said in malice. but in q matter of fact way to point out to the senators the unw1 dom of linking to- gethcr two peoples Of different races. different tongues and different aspi-a- lions. two peoples who are geoera,,hi- e1'Iy divided and who really have noth- ing in common.
 So far the New MeXicans agree with the Arizona orators and petitioners and remoEstrators. but they certainly do not agree with the more intemperete remarks of some e. the Arizona s-eak- CTS that the two peoples are of differen. intellectually and of different civiliza- teA' meaEing the people Gf this terri tory are tho more intellectual and the 'Sors civi.ized On this subject we F1iEht ooserve that it is natural for a sn'aa who speaks but one language to Believe that he is superior mentally to anS man who speaks another tongue.
 COvc.rO- Ctero Of New Mexico m a recent interview strikes back at the
Arizona republican., 1904-02-08

war burdened nations of Europe" yeE the three great EuTopes-l powers spend far less upon their entire army ser vice than we should squander on pen sions alone il this policy of political profNgacy should prevail The latest fiSures give the cost of the British army as s170,OOG GOO: of the German s16O, eco. We already spend upon our army and upon pensioners $217. 600, 600. With the service pension the cost would be s977, ,000, ,0GO--and the navy still to provide for.
 Tn the ye9r 1872. when James A. Gar field himself veteran, said that we might reasonably expect that the ex penditure for pensions would hereafter steadily decrease unless our legislation should be unW arrantably eXtrava9ant, our appropriations for pensions was S2Q, ,000 O00. for the army S2S,000. 600, for the navy $lS,O0O,OOO. And 15e,OG0 more applications for pensions have been filed in tn elast ten years than were filed from 1860 to 1S7o.-New York World.