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The Republican journal., 1904-11-24


black bear proved to be unfounded, but he
says he saw and followed some STAT moose
tracks" How he could tell whether the
moose was fat, or how the tracks could be
fat, has not been explained. While some
of our SportSmen go far from home in quest
of game Waldo county is keeping up it's
reputation as good hunting ground Clyde
Rowell of Centre Montville shot deer
Nov. It'll, and C. E. Howard got one on the
9Th. Our Northport correspondent gives
list of the successful hunters in that town,
and among them is Master Walter Neatly,
aged thirteen years, who brought down a
fine doe and fired at, and he thinks hit, two
others. 1.-The Maine Sportsman says
Everett F. Sanborn of Frankfort, accom-
panied by Geo. F. West of the same town,
hung his hat at the Seb0eis Farm this year
for two weeks, and although hunting con-
ditiOns were far from the best, they sue
ceeded in knocking over their full compile
ment of deer. Mr.. Sanborn's buck and doe
weighed $50 and 12O pounds, while Mr..
Vests two bucks weighed 276 pounds to-
gether." ......The game arrivals at Bangor
Saturday included one deer for Willard
Morse. Belfast. Faunce Wo0dcock return
ed by Monday evenings train from hunt
in northern Maine with two large deer, a
buck and doe. Ed. and John Sanford of
Liberty each shot deer on the E. S. Jack
son farm in MOntville, Nov. 14th. .... e. O.
Clement of Newport and E. E. Tasker of
Montville started two deer early on the
morning of Nov. 18th, and trailed them to
Freedom. They stayed there for the night
and in the morning found the animals had
doubled on their tracks. The hunters fol-
lowed them back to Montville and shot
them both, just at night, on the farm adj
joining the one where they dumped" them
the day before
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-18

i6affung Ser @eIomittcG fir sen I'LL.
mitteIboren 9eoorf bereitct. Die Gy,
florun0 Der Inrqltiie, i6on 6ltrdl
Die Y9rIiociirte &rciie" oer6ffentIid,t,
mar aus Rom pom 80. 0tto6er ga.
ttrt rn1 fam oen 8eamteu Der I'M.
periitdt 9au3 iiberraiheno. Sbnen
mar tpe6cr befnnnt gemeien, oaB lie
ctnen ioIfcn Sfritt bco6iidtigte,
nod oob iie iid BON @eusDorf, no
lie lid p6breno 6eS Sommcr8 attf.
9cbaItcn bate, nad Rom 6egcbcn
babe. "a Der llnippriitGt nod feline
formeue Mittbeilung bon 6cmG6ritt
Der Wordiiie 5uaegauaen lit, mars
Cardinal Gibbons a~ngetpicien, ol3
Soriibcr Der Goritebcr qecignctc qn.
fragen iiber ole gtngelcgcn6eit IN
nom 81 madden mo 6urii6er IpGter
SIT bcridten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-18

tolat, inir6 er565t 6ltr8 Sic Re0e
Soro SetbOrne'S, oes eriten Serbs
Der a~omlroIit0t, Die er am H.. $50.
oember IN 9riitoI belt uno in ser
er a1f DIE @efabr etne2 ruiitiGen
gtnfals m Snoten binpie3 oRoOoie
%remIa" 1T 3tUar p~biIoiopbtit gemug
oeranlagt, fir OieIe prooo3irenoen
h~eoelSarten ole britiidcu Singos
oeralltlportIid gu madlcn OaS 9latt
mopt leoo6 beIouOcr3 auf 8ice-
aonig Gllr3on's uno 2orO aitd)ener'S
aporomlngen nod @criicu uno Afs
gpanlltan auimertiam. IS bcItreitet,
oaB HuBlanO irgeuomic Ocu @uni6
babe, ltb ouf cineu aumpi e%in5ulai-
lcn, uno iogtj troBoem Oub RuBlanO
lnllfler cine Chance babe, Die britii6c
llebcrmo6t sur Gee orrh cine 9cmc-
gtlng in Der &idtlmg AMI Slbien
ollS5ll9letdelt, lei c9 &ublonO cine
groBe 8errbi9mq. Oirctte @ilen=
babnoerbinoung nit Ioi6fcno SIT
babeu.
"gtonoiti~ oagegen matt iid Iuitig
iiber oaS citirte Sdredgeipcnit zines
ritlitlfen @infoIs in SnOicn, ben Ole
britiifen Staat3mamer beitdnoig
Dem britii6en &llblitlm Oorreitcn,
uno empfieblt, c3 mare better fir
@roBbritonnien, 8uBlono perniinf=
tige 8oridlG9e biuiid)tlif Ser inoi'
if)en @ren5e gu MAIDEN, ais iidJ bin.
ter If9boniitau 81 oeritcdel.
q ngebIide ReutraIttGtSs
8erlebung.
Sofio, II. 0ooember. - Gie
Ger9anolungen 5pii6en Gotio mo
RoriS, melhe iib oitf cine ongeblid)e
@erlesung Der NeutrolitGt ieitcnS
Sranfrei6's, inoem eS oeH ruiiiid)en
S6iffen oeS 5peiten Tucific De
idpooerS erlaubte, IN irnu5oiiIdcl
SGfeu 5u fobIcu, 6e5ieGeh uebmell
ibren 6~ortgang. @0breno Der 9oucr
oieier &erbonoluhgen perbGlt iid Die
&egierlng i~dpeigiom; icitenS zines
S9eileS Der Breiie uno oes Ellbit.
fllrnS miro oosGerbolten 6ramtrcid'S
inoeiien idorf fritiiirt, rpeltn man lid
nll6 Der belitoten Gage 6rnnfreit's
HuBIono qegeniiber bem,Bt lit. gu.
Dem pirft bei6pid)tigeno bic all9e.
meme lleber5eugung, ooB Die jopo.
niidle 8lotte itarf gernt9 lit, llm bas
ruiiiite 8eidiuaoer idlagen ST ton.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-18
Strife uernriadt @lntperaiefen.

0uquoin, SQS., II, gtoh,
@6brenb cine 9Ir5abI itnIttltiIGtr
8ritbcnorbeiter ans Dem Often mlf
einem 3ugc Der Baltimore Cbio.
9abn" nad 3eigIcr, Dem Grilptitort
Soiepb 9eiter's, untcripcgS tpdt.. lpltr,
sen etua % Sdiiiie aus eitelit. SIN
terbolte obge9cbcr, mo ciucr SET M
better bIieb olii ser SteIlc to0t. TttS
NOR bic brittle SfJaor GriaBlelite,
meld)e pGbreno Der lesten iiinf Gage
nof 3eieler eebrndt ipulrOe, no lett
5lpei Monoten ein Strife i'm 8ange
lit. Die beioen eriten SGaaren MIR.
Den ni9t ange9riffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-18
HotbbGnte in 3utb.

@abington II, 9. g. II. 0op.
= Nod Der Welbung oeS Snoianer.
Igenten Sdea in Eala. Gal, bcrriht
inter ben 200 S%noionern nuf Der
Gampora 9 Heierpation III Golifor.
MEN, Die ionit ileiBige gderbauer
iinb, cine iolde Notb, OoB, iperm
ibnen nift id)lenige @iilie miro,
feiter oooon Oas nei,e Sabr erleben
oilrfte. Die Suaten iino III Solge
gon5Iifen WangelS al Te9eu nift
olfgeGanaelt uno Die Snbialter iri.
item ibr 2eben baltptiadIih bltrd)
Gideln, oic tic ollfleIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-18
SOIbutcnbOIen nnO sOlOatenwittpen,


Die Infertigung BON aIeioern I'M
SdupIfiII NrienaI. <n16
bee 8~rdi0enten, @itttpeu Don
GuIoaten Iobnen0e 8eitGftigung
gu geben it0Bt aui 6inoerniie.
@ufbington 9. g. II. Nou.
Ter General uurtiermeilter Sum-
pbrep crfldrt in eincm 9erifte an
Den &ricg9iefrctdr, ieinea Grod)tcn5
lei acIcblid) porqeidrieben baB Der
Gontraft iiir Ole Nnfertigung bon
Observation-Disclosures I'M Sduplfill gIrs
ienal 5u philadelphia Dem minoeIt-
fproernocn Gontrattor iiberlaiicn
mer0en mulB. Ser FrGiiOcnt mo Scr
arieosicfretdr bntten gemiinidt, Die
Qr6eit Traltcn iibcrloiien 81 t0nuem
meldc lid boltptid6lid) ans Solou.
ten @ittluen mo @aiien 5uiommcus
IeBten utO Die Nrbeit ieit Dem 9iirgers
friegc beiorgt baben. Sefret0r Gnit
bat Den @crift DEM 8%rdiioenten Dor
aelegt, meIher i'm an Den Nuoitcur
Der @rmce nit Der @eiiun9 iibermit.
felt bat, mlsfinoig 3u MADDEN, oh Den
6ralten tbr 9roO obne 8eieBeaOer'
Iebltng crbolten peroeu tonute,
gIlt9 Dem 8erihtc oeS Generals
&umpbrep gebt beruor, Dab 100000
aleioungsitiidc oerIficOencr Nrt
iest bon NGberiunen in 8%bilabelpbio
genta6t meroen un0 oaB ooS Gltar-
tiermeiiterS 0epartement, che nod
Die Gontroperic iiber Die 6ra9e emit
itanoen mar, N~ngebotc olSgcidriebcll
uno olh empfnngen bate. Die In.
gebotc 5cigtcn, Dab &oien BON Den
6abrifonteu 5u 371@ Gents pro
Stiid gcmuht ipcroen fonnten, nab
reno o%ieiclberL bon HG6erinnen &C.
muht, 70 Gents pro Stiid 9etoitet la.
ben miirOcrL 10 0aB 0llrd) Oie Serge
buna ocS GontrofteS an Sobrifd4itG,
cine GriporniB BON $4,000 fiiroSil
Regierung er5ielt lplrOe. SltittpBrer
mot)tc ouf oaS @eieb oufmttfIdm
tponoh Nnqcbotc mlSgeidrie6eh 1nG
oie Gontrottc an Oen acknowledgement.
Den oergeben weroen miiBtctt ibtltnr
ouf oieicm @egc cine gleid . 8ltt(
GuontitGt ser qeIiefcrtcu @t8tfitGh.
De er5ielt meroen tonntc. Dies lit Ocnr
oitf ole Srngc, Die pon oen %iltriitt
Ifen 9ean1tcn Der glrmec 81 entld]ct
Den it,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-18
Gnsel OeS S6la6tfclScs.

anleritauiide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in SitaIritu. 9ienite elmer
iriiberen Stloentiu ser ,&obn3
SoptinS' llniperiitGt.
San 6ranciSco, II. Nou.-
Nri Dem Ser. Staten transport
9ampfer oGbomaS," ser bon ManiIa
ilbcr 9ofobomo uno Sonolulu bier
a%ngefommen lit, lit 6rau Or. 9nito
Nelpcomb Mc@cc, sic 4rGIioeutiu
oe5 @erbonoeS ser 8ranfenpfleoerins
nen oe8 Iponiid-omeritoniiden &rtc-
ge8, bon SoparL, no ite cin babies
Sobr III Den 2o5aretbeu tbdtig mar,
5uriidgefebrt. 9ci'm @cginn oeS
ruiitih . iapantifen ariegeS Itcl(te
ii6 6rou Or. 9(uita McGee NIT elmer
Nn5obl bon neutrality-suspicious., Ole
I'M ipaniif ameritaniiden arieGc
Griabrlmgcn %geiammcIt batteu ser
iapnnti6en Hcgicrumg sur @eriiis
gung. Die Siferte pur6e nit Can't
ongenonmeu. 9oS So%uptquarticr
oieier omeritoniiden 8rnntenpflege-
rinnen 6efinoet iif 5rr3eit in Oiofo,
Sapan.
Or. Mnitu Weucom6 Wtc@ee, Die
1864 oIs 2odter oe8 beriibmteu
Nitronomcn 8rofeiior Simon SEEM
comb IN @aibinston, 9. g., geboren
tporo, erbielt lire 8orbilbunG in @ri-
poti6ulen uno beiitfte b%ierailf oaS
.gtclpbom College" 81 Cambridge,
England, ionic sic uuiperiitGt III
@enf. Nod breiiGbrigem %glufcntbalt
in europa iette lie ibre Stuoien an
Der columbian unioeriit6t" in
@aibington mo an Der oSobuS Sop
fins llniperiit6t" in Baltimore, MtO.,
fort; 1892 erbieIt lie oer 1itel ciueS
9oftorS ser Wcoi5ilt.
SIN ipanii6.amerifaniiden ariegc
orgoniiirte Or. Inita Nencomb Otc-
Gee nit grlollbnib Der He9ierunG
elm Corps bon 1000 mlsgebiloeten
acknowledgements, pom oeneu cine
qroBe 3obl ole Erippcn nod Cuba,
8orto &ico lulo nod Den Ebilippinen
begleitete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-18
federation of &a6pr."
@eiterc GerbonOlun9cn III Sun
1roncisco. - Sibige 9cbottc iibcr
Ole S(lltonomic Der llnioncr.

SrQllClSCu. SlBl8C SCuullC HuCA
Ole I~lltononlic Der llnioner.
Gan 6roucisco, II. NOo. -
SIM SnbreS. Gonpcnt Scr pNmericalt
federation Of 2abor" lief ein 5elc-
gramnl cirl, porin Der oi1gcblidc
ponitGnoigc 8ebli6lag oes SerIuf)a
Der Spinnereibeliser BON 6aQ Glocr,
ibre Gta6liiiemcntS tpieoer IN @ctrieb
5l ieBen, genleloet nrroe. Die Nodls
riht iullroe nit leb9aftem g~eitallrlls
fen aufgerlommen,
DDS Gomite fir GreOitibe braftc
cinen er91n5enben 9eri6t eirt, peld)er
All elmer longen uno beitigen 0ebottc
iiber Die 3uloiiung oeS 9ele9oten \.
Wangan bon Chicago fiibrte. Nllc
onoercn @el6dfte mlirocn oooilrd) III
ben &intergruno %georangt. Wongo11
mar ais Gelegat Ser Union Der 8drt'
ner uno almltgGrtner bon Chicago
erId,ienen uno ieine 3uloiiung puroe
bouptiGhlid bon Dem 0elegaten
Spencer bon Der III. 9. plumbers
IIiociotion" BON Chicago ouf ben
@rltno bin befGnpft. Mangon iei eil
nStcomfittcr" int 9icnIte Der Stoot
@bicogo uno ieilic I~itsgobcn fpilrocn
bon Der oSteunfitterS' Union" BON
bort beItrittcn. 90 aud sic 6roge Der
slutonomic ser llnionen IN Dem Sale
inpolpirt iuar. geitoltetc lid Die Dc
bate I'M cine I'M 10 beftlgere. Iiid)
nltroe geltcno aemoft, oab Mfongoit
Witalieo elmer Nrbeiter = SrgoniIos
tion iei, ole iuspenbirt iporoen lei.
uno es miiroe oesbalb lngeIetlid)
Iein, inn Sit unb Gimme ein6nrdil'
men.
gsad 5p%eiitiinoiger Debate faiiS
cine nomentlihe slbitimmung itatt,
melhe 1862 Stimmcn fir Die 3ulal'
iuna Mongan's unb 1854 gegen Die
ielbe ergob.
Sn Der Neutrality-suspicious. muroen
mebrere Heiolutione1 sl @nnlten Der
ausidlieButs bon Sapanern aus Den
8~ereinigten Staaten einsebraht,
Worris 9rotpn brohte Nainens Der
Central Celebrated Union bon Neiu-
Yorf" cine Heiolution ein, fuorin Die
uameritan federation Of 9obor" er.
ilift fpiro, Shritte 81 tbiit, UNI Die
1uberfuloie 81 befdmpfen tino aus
5nrotten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-18
@ernnaliiftc glntOmu6ilfabrt.

SOS an9cIe8, Gal, II. 9top.
- &umpbrep 8roeO, Stills . @e.
i6Gftsiiibrer Der San Sociuto 2ono
Co." aus 8ioeriioe, Gal, fam bcllte
nofc bieiiger Stoot ourdJ cinen Nu1
tomobil ltnioll INNS 2c6en, mo
Iciue 9egleiterin. Die Sh~nltipieIcrin
SRI. Miua Huoolpb bon Der San
8opsO pcrntruppe," iolpie iein Gboui.
feltr crlitten I6pere Gcrletungcn.
Die 6obrmoi6inc muroe pl0bIidJ M
lenfbor mo ~ltiir5tc bon elmer SO.
idyung berab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-18
SorS Wintu uerlGst Canada.

10 a, Ont, II. Nooember.-
et'e 9roBe Menitenmense IieB es
llt nlht neblnen, Dem 2oro uuo ser
Saop W'ittto bel ibrer IbreiIe por
gier oos Seleit SIT geben itno ibuen
SeberpobI SIT ioeen. Ser 9oro mar
led)s Sabre lang General . @oiper.
ileilr bon Canada, iein amtstermin
Mt ap9elal'ten uno iein 3odfolser
iptro Carl Srep iein. Der 2orb uno
letne 9atiit besaben iid) bon bier
mad, Ai'ebec, mo tie iid) DIN is. SEQ.
ner'ber naf enslonb einififfen iper.
ben.
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Bonn Sdllaee gcrIbrt.

2erington, 8p., II. Nop. =
Sberit u. =. 4. 9redinriogc, ser
htonnte Ntouofat unb eelpeieneS
GongrcBmitglieo fir oieien 0iitritt,
iplIroe, luGbrenb er am Sd)reibpllIt
III ietnem 9iirear lab. pom Sdlaee
9erilbrt. Seiu 3llitanb miro ais
trlttlf betraftet. gr bate Dor me.
ili9en @o6en iton cil,en SdIoean.
foll gebabt.
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llnqorn un0%otc 6rteoenS'
@onferen3.

8uoopeIt, II. Gtopembe Silt
Nbgeoronetenballie oeS ungoriIhen
ReidStogS iuterpellirte @raf Nlbert
4pponpi, ebemoli9er 8r6iioent oes
SouicS, Den @rcmier Sis5a be3iiglif)
Der &oltung Der Meaierltng 1tno oeS
0Itrei6 lmgoriihen NitSm0rtigen
NmtS 9e9eniibcr .8raitbent &ooic'
BELTS 8orl6loq, cine anoere 6rie'
oens 3onferen5- int Soog ab5ubol'
ten. Yremier 5is5o entge9uete, oaB
ieoes 9eItreben, Die S6reden oeS
arie9eS 5u permiuoern ipmpatbiih
auigcnommen uno BON Den 6attoren
Der a%rSmdrtigen Holitit Seltrett'
llnaorn'S mterltiibt peroelt milroc.
.Hi6tsbeItolpenigcr," fii9te Der
8remier Din5ll, fam Elm oerortlgeS
Ior9eben MIR Grfolg boben, lpenn
ollie @roBmadte lid ibm onlhlicBen.
acknowledgements lit Der %gegenluor.
ti9c Hitgen6lid nid)t 9iiniti9 ooiilr.
9ieS beoelltet nift, Dab mir Die Soee
ouigeben, ionoern eber, ooB mir Die
6roge bel elmer giinItieen 0elegen.
belt l0ien nno ms bemiiben, ben
@eg 81 einem Iol6en giinitigen
Irgenblid 5u ebnen. Weiner In.
iift naf fam bieie Snitiotiue Sci.
tens Mmerito's ouf Die ener9il6e
l1nteritiisung aler mab9ebenoen
6aftoren Der oltrei6 . un9oriihen
Monarhie re6nen."
Die grflGriing ipurbe bon alien
Setter oes SoltleS nit geifau BE-.
9riiBt.
Na6tpcben oes 8atens
ffriegS.
2onoon II, II. Nopember. - Cine
Gepeif)e on cine Iofridtel.2l9entur
aus 2ioerpool meloet, Dab Die al,S.
fiibrung oeS Abfommens 5lr 8eell.
oigung oeS Ratenfriegs Sftuterig.
feiten %begegnct. Die nGnnaro.Sinie"
miinift cine Wfebrrote BON $t.25 iiir
3lpiidenbedS EaIiagierc orf Ger
yllmbrio" mo .Gtruria" 5t bercd)
men, uno oie r@bite Star" iorOert,
Dab Die ~llmbria" uno uGtrnrio" oilf
Die glei6e 9oiiS, ipie Oceanic, "
n0toieitic~ u,,o ySeutonic" 9eIte1t
merben iollen.
Die yGuuoro" uro .Wbite Star"
baben ibren geenten in 2iperpool
nod, nift ben alftroe eegeben, init
Den nieorisen 3piifenoedspreiien
ouf5uborer.
Sine z artnrens q q d d. t.
Ifbfabao, 8uiiiif : Srans'
f%oi,tolieit, II. Houember. Die
Nofridt bon einen1 3iiiammenItof
5lpiiden Tuiien nnb Mfsbanen IN
auibf, nobel Elm ruiiiides Maga5ir
III Die 2uit eeiprengt woroen ieiI1
ioute, entbebrt Der 9eeriinonne.
@tloe Straen.
g mielo, &uBlono, II. Sob. =
als ersebnib bes Gro5eiies gegell DC
Yerlonen, tuelde oneeidulbigt mo-
rem, ON ben fiir5Iiden Iiibeitorungei'
bier tbetlgenommen 81 baben, Iiuir'
ben Die fiir ihuloie geiunbeneT mil
9eloitrnfen bon nidt Iber $50 be-
Ieat.
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Petersburg, II. Hopember.
Die @ntriijting, tpelde bier burd
Die &eoen Der britiihenWiniiter iiber
ben Ncroiee . 3miihenfaa erlpedt
purbe, nomentlib iiber Die 9ebaup.
tune, 3uBlanb babe i'm 8oraus ein-
eeipinist, Die Sffsiere bes ruiiiifen
Gelhwaoers 5u b%eiirafen, nod ebe
Der 9efrno bes Ebntbeitanoes ourf
Die interrntionoIe gommiiiion err
Arizona republican., 1904-07-07

of any invitation for bids for printed matter nor have its members seen or audited any bills for any work done that matter being left with the board of supervisors, where it seems to prop erly belong"
 It may be stated that the members of the auditing committee in the fore going have reference to negotiations be- tween the board of trade and the board of supervisors for the re-appointment of Vernon Clark, the first commissioner under the present law authorizing counties of the first class to appoint commissioners. MT. Clark, as was stated by The Republican yesterday, had enjoyed none of the salary allow ed him by the law, but had used it for the payment of expenses in connection with his commission. At the expira- tion of his term the board went before the supervisors asking for his reap pointrnent on the ground that he was a member of the board and that his salary as before, or the part of 1t he might draw, would be used as he had been using it. The request was dsnied and MT. Dunbar was appointed.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-07
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT
Relation of Bt ard of Trade to Com.
 missioner of Immigration.

It was the opinion of the members of the board of trade yesterday that the Republicans story of the investiga- tion of county affair and the allus ion therein to the work of the commission CT of immigration and the connection of the board of trade, should be fol- lowed by an explanation in justice to all parties concerned.
 Regarding the issuance of the last advertising matter by the present commissioner of immigration, Messrs. NJ. C. McDougall and c. H. Akers. members of the auditing committee of the board said that last June the board adopted a resolution to be sent to the supervisors endorsing the efforts of the immigration commissioner to se- cure a liberal appropriation from the fund of S2,500 available that year for the purpose of advertising the valley in the course of preparation for the advertising campaign of the St. Louis exposition. The resolution suggested that the full amount of the fund be made available. The resolution aHo suggested the general scope of the ad- vertising matter to be prepared.
 There were various conferences be- tween the advertising committee of the board and the commissioner and the chairman of the committeee reported last October that the commmissioner was engaged in the preparation of ma terial. A little later E. E. O.Neill, a member of the advertising committea on a motion by the board went before the board of supervisors and subSe- quently reported that the supervisors had agreed to cooperate with the Eoa' d of trade by authorizing the comm.s- sioner of immigration to proceed with the work he had outlined to the board of trade with reference to the advertis- ing of the valley. Regarding the is- suance of the advertising matter re- sultin gfrom this arrangement, Messrs. McDougall and Akers said:
 Neither during the pres mt admin istratiOn nor the previous one has the board of trade attempted 10 audit the bills incurred by ;he commissioner of immigration, leaving that matter where it properly belonged. w,th .he board Of supervisors. Neither has the Eolrd of trade har died on- dollar of the uT.- migration commissioner funds.
 The first printed matter is:ucd by the present immigration commissioner was received by the board cf trade early in December. Since that time the secretary has distributed or has on hand from this source 3,1SG of one kind of pamphlets; 1,070 of another; S35 of another andfabout 1000 maps.
 After the board of trade had made it's recommendation for the appoint ment Of an immigration commissioner to the board of supervisors end been ig- nored, its board of directors felt that their cooperation was net desired by the supervisors in the conduct of the office. There was no warrant in law for them to interfere any more than for any taxpayer to attempt to audit the bills of this or any ether depai t. ment of the county administration. The board of trade has not been cognizanC
Arizona republican., 1904-07-07

land lease rentals have not yet been checked up but l believe they have been attended to properly. Recorder Sheridan was a defaulter on fees not reported. The territorial board of equalization needs attention
 The expenses of running the various county offices are shown by compari- son running back five years. There if an elaborate collection of figures showing how the road fund has been disposed of for several years past and until the present time.
 Attention is called to the drain upon the county by the precinct officials but n5 remedy is suggested. It is state1 that one justice has drawn as much as $500 a quarter. This is followed by the following explicit comment: "T,he con stables have also beer industrious"
Arizona republican., 1904-07-07

Now up and up; when you take good look at yourself in the glass. don't you think: Well. I'm not such 2 bad looking fellow ?"-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-07

The attention of the proud young men is called to the pictures of Atlas: no one who really carries an impor- tant burden can strut.-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1904-07-07

When a man has loaned a friend money. the greater fear than that he may never get it back is that his wife will find out he loaned it.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-07

If a book will interest anyone wait ing his turn in a dentists chair, there will be no further test applied to its entertaining powers.-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1904-07-07

The way the average man would like to reform trusts would be from the in- side.-New York Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-17
THE CORRECT PRINCIPLE.
OFrom the Barre Times)

I'VE may attempt to crush unonism,
We may surrender to it. or we may make
progress possible on both sides" declared
President G. &. Batchclder of the Massa-
chuSctts Wholesale Lumber Association
in a public address from Boston forum
the other evening and therein he con
densed the situation between labor and
capital in the space of n nut shell. From
the standpoint of capital there are three
plans open for dealing with labor, to
crush. to be crushed. or To come to an un-
derstanding with labor 50 ;hat mutual
benefit may accrue. Which shall it be?
is the question which confrontS the body
of capital either in its entirety or its many
sections. II we were 70 juiE" by past
action. capital has not in its entirety found
the real solution. Some branches arc at
tempting to crush with siedge hammer
blows. others collapse like cgg-ahcns and
still others and a constantly growing
branch. are learning tho value of mutual
concessions. the same being of course de-
pendent upon the consent and co-opera-
tion Of labor.
I'nonism cannot be crushed even by the
most grinding Gruellng force that may
he brought against il. As well might
capital attempt to stop the rise and set
of the sun as to crush with brute force
the corr ect principles Of labor. With few
exceptions this fact is recognized, yet at
times We see the blind Wildly beating
about in their vain cndcaVor. For either
| capital or labor to tamely submit to the
| other would be the most abiect coward
| ice and neither side could gain by cow
ardice Which leaves the third and. We
| believe, the only proper solution of tn,
| questions which confront tho two great
| economic forCes-conCeSSiOn by the one
| side to the other and vice versa. The hes,
| part of labor and the best part of capita
| is willing that the other should thrive
| and prosper, with itself Not all capita
| and not all abor is greedy, grasping anC
| DESTROYS of outdong the other by tain
| means or foul. And with that section
Of either forces lies the ultimate oppor
| tunity for reaching that settlement
I whereby the greatest mood may result
| to the greatest number.
| G'rom tho Randolph Herald)
| Tho vote on the question or granting
| liquor licenses throughout the STATE
| awoited with considerable interest--show!
| these general results, as compared Wit
| last year: