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The Nome nugget., 1904-06-18
Mills vs.. Libby.

G. E. Mills is the plaintiff in a complaint filed
with the clerk of the district court last Thurs
day, In which ID. b. Libby is the defendant.
The complaint sets forth the statement that
In August, 1897, the plaintiff and George Mason
gave to the defendant $500 in Los Angeles. Cal.
under the agreement that the defendant was to
locate and otherwise acquire pi operty in Alaska
In which oil were to have one third interest
1t is further stated that the defendant agreed to
many other things which he failed to fulfill and
the present suit is brought TO secure an &C.
counting and division Of the property alleged to
have been acquired under the terms OF the
agreement
The Nome nugget., 1904-06-18

Simson Bros, one OF the pioneer firms OF
Nome have leased the NC, Co s building. form
ly occupied by the n A. T. & Il. co, as a retail
store, and about Wednesday next they will open
with an immense stock of clothing, ladies' and
gents furnishing goods, dry goods, boots and
shoes hats and caps, hosiery. etc, etc. in great
variety. These goods are all new, and inspec-
ton is invited Simson Bros. are mill agents
for the best makes Of goods and their record as
business men IN New York City and in Nome is
unequaled. Mr.. A, Simson, who is now in
Nome, says that the firm is here to stay. as
Alaska is recognized as a coming country.
The Nome nugget., 1904-06-18
REFUSED TO
GRANT PETITION

In the matter OF the license applied for by
Clark Tierney Of the Totem saloon, Judge
Moore refused to grant the same yesterday Of.
ternOon.
In refusing to grant the license asked for by
the petitioners, the court said that he had been
told that men had been charged two dollars per
bottle for beer in such places, and that the
granting OF a license to q saloon where women
lured men into boxes and induced them to
spend their money would be equal 70 taking
part in the iniQuity.
The Nome nugget., 1904-06-18
TO BUILD
LONG DITCH

". IL Lang, OF the Flambeau Hastings Ditch
Company, will begin this season the work of
constructing II ditch from the Flambeau river
to Hastings creek n distance of % miles. As
heretofore stated in these columns, survey
was mBde of the route last fall, land surveyors
are now at work rechecking the survey and re-
placing the stakes.
Mr. Lang. who arrived in Nome few days
ago brought in $4,000 outfit for use in con-
struction work Two ditchiug machines will
chimes will also be operated, and the ditch will
be rushed to completion as fast as possible.
The enterprise is backed by ample capital and
when completed it will open up large area of
gold bearing ground, and will provo u boon to
hundreds of claim owners.
The Nome nugget., 1904-06-18
KLOND|KE'S
BIG CLEANUP

Dawson, June 3.-Since sluicing commenced
in the Klondike, on May g. a royalty has been
paid on 55,763 ounces Of gold, or nearly 80
tons. This is the largest amount ever produced
up to June in previous years. Last year olly
| 1, 900 ounces were taken out in the same time.
Water is holding out well and the miners are
TAX ng full advantage of it. Water in the Yukon
is very low, ard navigation is bad.
The Nome nugget., 1904-06-18

the Newman Importing house in Seattle and
makes a specially OF fine groceries. He is en-
route to Deering with large stock of goods.
w. II. Soderberg OF the Hot Air Co., and Miss
Eda Quire were married April 2S in Sacramen-
to at the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Soderberg will come to Nome by the
Yukon route
morning on the Olympia from the AlSek. Y. T.,
country There are about 800 men in that sec.
ton. but mining operations are retarded because
OF too much water.
A. q. Cushman and Mark E. Reed have open
ed wholesale fruit and produce mousse in the
A. b. building. Mr.. Cushman was formerly u
Gold Run mining operator and has hosts of
friends in this section
jeremiah Cousby, the well known attorney,ar-
rived on the St Paul. Mr.. Cousby spent the
past winter in Seattle and San Francisco He
will resume the practice OF his profession at his
old office in the Call building.
Fred c. Edgington who, during the fire which
last year destroyed the Golden Gate hotel, broke
his leg in escaping from the building, returned
on the st. Paul looking hale and hearty. He
spent the winter in San Francisco
Among the passengers on the St. Paul from
San Francisco wasJ. w. Barry. ilr. Barry and
his wife were reported last wihter TO have gone
wrecked. They, however. left Nome on the
Senator.
western Commercial Co, and president of the
North Coast Lighterage Co. arrived on the Vic
tora accompanied by Mrs Williams. Mr. and
Mrs. Williams spent the greater portion of the
winter in the East
Hon. Elwood Bruner, of Sacramento, CAL
brother of Judge A. j. Bruner of this city, ar
rived on the St. Paul Mr.. Bruher is leading
member OF the bar of California and took the
trip to Nome to visit his brother and family
ana incidentally on account of his health.
X. II. Campbell, the well-krown hydraulic
mining engineer, arrived from San Francisco on
the st Paul. His friends will learn with regret
that his son, Ii. N. Campbell, who was here last
year died from accidental gas asphyxiation in
the Lick house San Francisco, last March.
Miss Carrie p. Sutherland, one of the popular
teaching staff in the Nome public schools sailed
on the Victoria for Seattle. Miss Sutherland
will spend the summer at her old home in Ash
land, Me. During her residence here she made
many friends, who will give her hearty well
come back.
c. b. Bristol is in town from St. Louis, his
home. Mr. Bristol has retired from the firm of
Bristol & jacobs, and will shortly leave for St
Louis near which city he has u fine farm. Mr.
Bristol says that the Worlds Fair is the great
est OF its kind. 1t covers nearly 1900 acres OF
land, and it's success so far has been most pro
nounced.
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FEAR FOR
f. ZENITH
The Little Vessel Left
Unga Island May II,
Bound for Nome, With a Number
of Well Known Nome
People.

tie schooner Zenith, well known in these waters
The Zenith sailed from Left Hand bay, seven
niles from Unga island, on May H. according to
n statement made yesterday by John r. Cronin
who wintered at that place. On board was Capt
Owens. Billy Delanty, Jim Leroy Capt. Bever
idge, Dan Peg leg) johnson, Billy Langdon and
several natives 1t may be that the Zenith has
been caught in the ice pack and will turn up all
Eight.
Cronin says that man named Rhodes was
killed last winter near Left Hand bay He fell
over an embankment while trapping, and was
found by John and Billy Gardner.
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The St. Paul Arrives.

The steamer st. Paul. Captain C. F.. Lindquist,
arrived yesterday afternoon after voyage OF
sixteen days from San Francisco having left
that port June Q. She brought full cargo of
freight, and about 800 passengers, of which ia
were cabin passengers for Nome and % for st.
Michael and Yukon river points
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Tin Men In Town.

Among the tin mining men now In Nome ara
G. r. Parmele, Of the York.Alaskan Tin Corpo.
ration. and p. @. Kendall and J. H. Hill. Of the
American Tin Mining Co., Of San Francisco.
Both companies own extensive placer tin de
posits In York district and they will engage in
the work Of developing their holdings in an ex.
tensive manner. Mr.. Parmele states that tests
made OF Buck creek tin have demonstrated that
II hos no superior in the world. being free from
other minerals.
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A large stock Of iron and steel Just
received at 0lese's.
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Builders hardware at 0ieSe'S.

If you want to hire saddle horse see
G.. l.. Morris, 439 Front street.
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The imitation nugget fobs advertising the
Bank of Cape Nome ere much in evidence.
The Nome nugget., 1904-06-18

The fl alarm mis- O. erroon was for IL small
D.aze IN one OF the ceb's back OF : he Northe. 4
saloon. The demage was light.
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The most complete stock of hard.
ware in Alaska at Giese'S.
The Nome nugget., 1904-06-18
Paid for the Bridge.

At the adjourned meeting of the city council
last night The warrant for toe payment OF the
Snake river bridge was ordered paid.
The Nome nugget., 1904-06-18

Fresh mint juIeps. Board of Trade.
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Shelf hardware In great variety at
(ieSa,S
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Real Estate.
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

Samuel II. Barr to the Real Estate
and Improvement Co., of Baltimore, the
Sylvester &. Nelson property at Bald
win, S226.21.
James Harvey Rowland and wife to
the Port Deposit Presbyterian Church,
property at Port Deposit, $4,000.
H. II. Brady and wife to John Banks,
lot in Chesapeake City, $50.
n S. Smith and others to Sadie c.
Kenney, of Baltimore, property adjon-
Ing NJ. E. Church in North East, $500.
Samuel Il. Barr to james Il. Russell,
81 acre farm in Fifth district, $1,155.
Mary Woolleyhand to Margaret l..
Duhamell, half an acre property in First
district, $500.
George A. Blake, trustee, to James,
Ruley Kirk, White property in Second
district, $3.50.
James II. Kirk and wife to Fletcher
White property above, 500.
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There would be good skating if the
creeks and ponds wer" clear of SNOW.
The fair and festival begun last ev-
cning in the basement of CharleStown NJ.
f.. Church will be continued this evening.
A new collection of books, the cata-
logue Of which has been printed, has
been added to the ElEton NJ. Il. Sunday
School library.
A Mum and Pie social will be held
by the Helping Hand Society of Wesley
NJ. f. Church, Elk Neck. at Mrs. I. l..
Holt's this evening.
BOXES is the subject of lecture
by Rev. w. e. Greer6eld. Of Perryville,
Wednesday evening.
--Rev. G. f. b. Ward. Stats Field Sec
rotary. addressed the Cecil County G. e.
Union al it's rally held in Bay View NJ.
=. Church last evening.
"A measuring party will be held at
the home of Miss Emma Jaquette, near
town on Tuesday evening by the MEN,
bers of Persons Grove Sunday School.
James kilroy, fireman on the New
ark morning accommodation train, who
WIS knocked from his engine by a pump
lever one day last week. il recovering
from his injuries.
The fifty-first anniversary of the we'd
ding OF Rev. r. s. Rowe and wife, Of
kennedyville, was remembered by his
congregation with liberal donation of
stores for the winter.
Weather phophets say we are in for
thirteen SHOWS this winter as the first
fall was on November 13. Last years
first snow was on October %. and we had
twcnty-siX snow falls.
A large audience heard Bishop Nc
CHhe'S lecture on THE Bright Side of
Life in Libby Prison" in North East NJ.
+. Church on Monday evening and We're
pleased alike with its matter and the
Bishops personality
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The Poe Amendment Mandamus

In the Anne Arundel Circuit Court on
Thursday Judges Revell ann Thomas heard
argument upon the mandamus prayed for by
Mr.. Murray Vaudiver, a registered voter,
directing Governor Wariield to publish the
Poe Suffrage Amendment to the constitution
prior to the State election in 1905. Alonzo
L. Miles and John =. Poe argued in support
of and Attorney General Bryan and + igar
II. Cans against the petition Mcssrs Miles
aud Poe contended that the only point at
issue was whether the amendment had to he
subsmitted to the Governor for bis approval
or disapproval. arguing for the negative
view. The Court reserved its decision,
which, it is expected, will be rendered with
in the next few days.
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Canal Nearly Closed

Agent CIarenc" Shrver OF the Ericsson
Line Mt Baltimore ordered the City OF Phili =
delphia into commission on Thursday to
carry freight by the outside route IA the ice
is closing the canal. The Anthony Groves
was seven hour. lat" at Baltimore On Thurs
day, owing to the i"e which was reported
several inches thick of Turkey Point and in
Elk River. The lee in the bay and IFS trihu-
In thickness. Several barges fot the canal
route are detained at Baltimore.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clarence ID. Grant and E. Blanche
Ferguson, both of Newark, Del
Stephen III. Liiley and Lizzie Jarrett,
both of North East.
Andrew G.. Fulton and Emma Belle
Sprout both of Pilot.
Benjamin =. Wilson and Marie p.
Davidson, both of Elkton.
William Lipscomb and Mary l.. Rob
inson, both of Cet1lton.
Henry \. Minner and Maud T.. Rob
inson. both of Cecilton.
COLORED.
Thomas Jones and Nirgie T. Scott,
both of Port Deposit.
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READ THIS

| have inquiyirs Tor Farms, all sizes, frers
people Throughout Maryland. naaWa 70
New York, Penn>ylNnnfn, and rs far SOits.
as South Caroina. | advertise North ana
SOUTH get buyers and sellers in touch
with each other | viii soon circulate among
these people list Of the Farms and otbay
Real Estate placed IN my hands 10 sell. Up
you want to sell Your place advantage
ously? If you do, place II with me. wOTS
day and night 10 get you the best purchasst
Your interests in my hands Will be Vigo9
ously advanced. Write me now for parttea-
lars. J. WATERS RUSSELL.
Rea. Estate, Chestertewn. Nd
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WEDDINGS.
WILSON--DAEIDSON.

Mr. Benjamin =. Wilson, popular
young Elktonian. formerly Of Middle
town. and Miss Marie Davidson, daugh-
ter of the late Capt. John Davidson
We're married at $50 o'clock on Monday
evening at their future home on East
High street by Rev. Dr. II. +. Martin
dale. \ few friends Witnessed the cere-
mony. The happy couple later in the
evening We're given rouSing strcnade
by Il number of friends of the groom who
gracefully rose to the occasion.
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Personals Here And There

Mrs K. C. Lewis is with Dover rcll-
ives
+ Miss Nellie Ash has returned from Il
visit to Philadclphia friends.
-. ,.
a visit TO philadrphia friends.
;, -,
H. H. I'Zer mas o'rh f'''" up Win ."
severe COZ" Ter some DAYS past
Miss Nan Ellis entertained Il number
OF irlei!"S ut 'n'ir" on Wednesday,
f.. l.. Craig. of plincipio Furnace.
was an Elkton visitor ON Tuesday.
3, VIZ ana MRS, + i, RANK Hl'' n'%''H spent
'''''''H WV" ''''''''' ''''''''
ME- ana MrN, 'hnrI'N D. h"u"'l'h
>'N'r"' "'s III Nv" ''rN 'i''H "''N'
Mrs. !. Ross Martin. of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday in town with relatives.
-.
MES ""' ','N" '' "
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N,SH Marina hI'"'''' ''' N,.'' -; M
''"'''r' - '"'''''' To- '''' '''''' ~ III
"'>>'
Mrs. II. Warner McN,al, of Newark
has returned home after Il visit Ia +, a.
'N'N !" N">"'"-'""'
DR.. j. Webb Foster. president of the
Marylarm Pharmacists Association. was
III town ON Saturday.
~ r"", ~ wa, "'''. ',''
Misses Tuitr ON West Main street.
-. ;,
ME- Name '''" ','N '''", "'' t'""' u"
,'H ~ ~ ."''."' ~ Nv, s'>''' :
MIS- i'"'"""" : III New i''N n.y.
The Elktru t.urhr,. club met II IL"
+, silence, Of Mr. and Mrs. \. H. IIar-
man on E'>' MN" street gu "'.' '"H
'N'l''''S'
Ms. isabella G.. wilson ana daught, ~.
Miss cnthariIa Wilson of Elkrnn. are
guests, M the De Soto uc,rl M Sa\aa-
I.,h. Ga.
an Elktnu visitor this week. Mrs.
Srburr * a daughter Of The late Jacob
L. Marll,r. of tlkton,
III '"ni' H. '"i'"F' :" r''H',"' WIZ
'ie'l'h N!''l'r' >l"'.' 81 ''i' NARY IAN"
society SONS .N.''', an h"N''"''''h At
recent llttllle III lbilllnl'It.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The Partridge Hill property in Elkton. One
of the most beautifully located properties IN
the heart of any town in Maryland. Two
and half acres of ground, elevated above
the adjacent streets, with natural terraces
on three sides. Large Colonial brick houie
in excellent repair, with modern convenieD
ces. Apply to the owner,
JOHN GILPIN,
25septi Flkton, Maryland.
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ORDER RHI
In Re: The Morigaged Heal Estate q! e.
Kirk Cameron ct al.
In the Circuit Court for cecil County
In Faulty No, 255S

IN Inc I1rVVIF IONTt TOF ItCII county
In Equity No. 255S.
ordered, This 18th day of November, lJut,
that the sale of the real estate of f.. KIRK
Cameron ct al. made and reported by George
a. Blake, Attorney in the above entities
cause, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown o.
or before the 26th day Of January xt; pEp
vided "a copy OF this order be inserted O.
some newspaper printed and published =
Cecil County orcr u week for one monfA
before the 27th day of December next
The report states The amount of sale to 70
$500.
MANLY DRENN MEN, Clerk.
True topy-Test: .
nON2G-lm MANLY DRENNEN, ClerS.
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DANIS-HSIAND.

Mr.. Harry :. Davis. telegraph opera
tor at CharcStown. and Miss Rcba NJ.
lIyhand, of North East. wcr" married ON
"Wednesday evening. They took we'd
ding trip to Harrisburg ANA pittSburg.
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For SALE

Manly Property Main ST. Elkton, Fine resi-
dence IA rooms.
Farm OF 30 acres Carpenters Point Neck,
Farm of 40 acres In 9th District, Cecil Co.
Farm of l40 acres on Delaware and Mary
land liue.
Lodore or Shaw place west of Elkton.
l., NJ. HAlNES
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SETH--GREGSON

Mr. Lewis Seth. Jr.. Of IIavrr de
Grace. and Miss Salan Il. Grrgsun, of
Baldwin, were quietly married at tn"
home Of the bride on the 9TH inst.
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W. P. Lyon AuCtiOneer
Port Deposit, Md.

! have again located in Port Deposit
and will engage as an Auctioneer. A
share of the public patronage solicited.
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NOTICE

The store OF Carhart ~ Co, at Zion, closes
every Wednesday nj II p. m. but will be open
every night the coming week
tARHART d co,
Zion, Md
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Miss Idle Frazr spent Monday in Phila-
| delpeia.
Miss Laura lamar will spend the holidays
with her aunt. Miss Ellen Barroll.
Miss Ellen Barroll spent several DAYS las
week with her niece, Mrs. f. d. Lambdin
near Port Deposit.
DIR Alexander D. McConacbie, OF Balti-
more, has been appointed surgeon OF the
eye, ear and throat department Of the Emer-
gency Hospital at Frederick Nd.
merry party OF Niles Helen Majors friends
surprised her on Saturday evening at her
home on West High Street where a jolly
time was had by tho visitors-M Uses Florence
Dean, Elizabeth Drennen, Florence Perkins,
Mary Lynch, Helen, Rose and Ella Jones,
Anna Wells and Carrie Withworth, Robert
Lewis, Dudley Frazer, Ralph and Victor
Davis. Delbert Hague, Daniel Henry. Evans
Dunbar and Leonard Major.
A sled load OF young people ohaperoned by
Miss Erllne Crouch, rendered 4 surprise
party to Miss Ida Vandesrift Of French
town, on Wednesday evening. Among these
Jones, Helen Major, Carrie Witworth, Eliza
beth Drennen, Mary Lynch, Anna Wells,
Florence Dean, Florence Perkins, Mary
Lodge, Idella and Myrtle vandegrift;
Messrs. Dudley Frazer. Ralph and Victor
Davis. Evans Dunbar, Leonard Major. Roy
Egnor, Clarence Dean, Daniel Henry VIM.
Mckinney. Writ Lynch, Harvey and Ben
Vsndegrlit aud Harry Edwards.
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$4,000
wan ED.
Wanted.

4 few scholars in vocal music Applyto
KATHARINE y. CONSTABLE,
oct Its ElktOn. Md
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FOR RENT-House and Store In West
Ekton lately occupied by w. II. Gilpin.
Apply to NJ. HA1NES.
DEC0YS FOR SALE
100 Red Head and 40 Canvas Back Decoys
for sale in good order.
Apply to
NJ. II. COLE.
Pcrryvillc. Nc.
FOR RENT.
For Rent-Farm OF no acres in sixth dir
tricl, Cecil County. Possession March 2j,
1905. Apply to
MRS. r. +. NJ. EVANS, owner,
Dac3-tf Rising sun, Md.
FOR SALE.
Farm of SO acres, situated 6 Childs Staff II
b. Il o. II. II. or two and half miles from
Elkton on Blue Ball Road. Address or apply
in person to WILLIAM HARVEY,
Feb 90 If Cbilds, Maryland.
FOR SALE.
Farm ! mile a from Elkton. . acres II
perches. roomed house, a good well Of
water with necessary Outbuildings. Fruit of
all kind on place.
w. Il. MCDOWELL,
sept BITS Box pa.
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20 ACRES

more or less and is more fully described in
said mortgage. The soil Is of good quality
and under the management of the late John
Mcknight, raised large crops 1t is very
suitable for trucking.
1t is improved by "A frame dwelling house,
barn and other outbuildingS.
The terms of sale viii be made to suit the
circumstances of satisfactory purchaser,
with the approval of the undersigned. Cost
of deed to be paid by purchaser
GEORGE A. BLAKE, Attorney.
William j. Smith, Auctioneer.
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Position Wanted.

An experienced young woman steno
grapher desires position. Graduate of Goldey
| College. Address, "D. ""
| Sept l7-tf CECIL WING OFFICE.
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Farmer Wanted.

I al IIII W dHIIUs
Farmer wanted to farm on the halves the
farm OF Mrs. Emma II. Armstrong, near
Rock Church. Cecil County. Md. Farm con
tains l75 acres. Call on or address,
w. +. ARMSTRONG, Agent
Oct S-tf Fair Hin. Nd.
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FRUIT CAKES
Fruit Cakes made to order.
MRS. tIiAS. q. WELLS,
Dec3-2w ElktOn, Nd.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR RENT-House and Store in West
Elkton lately occupied by w. II. Gilpin.
Apply to l. NJ. HAINES.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-08-24
REPUBLICAN POLICY.

WE HAVE TALKED with good many citizens of Luna and
Grant Counties and find among Republicans and Democrats
alike that the sentiment for single statehood for this territory
strong and in fact that many citizens would prefer
statehood joint statehood and would against statehood should
joint proposition be submitted to them We hope
strongly DESTROYS of republican and believe that this would
best advance the growth and advancement of the territory that
the Territorial Republican Convention will without fear of
favor openly and above board for single statehood and opposed
to the joint article.
We also believe from reading Arizona newspapers and from
the opinions the leading Democrats and Republicans that
the people of that territory the opinion people
of this Hence would be very foolish and i'll advised were
joint statehood be made the battle cry the Republicans this
In many sections of the territory dscod the part of the
Republicans would convinced greatly nure Republican
chances and hurt the legislative and county tickets well be
dangerous the election of Republican the coming Congress-
We think that such just the thing wanted by the New
Mexico Democrats and would be welcomed by them The safe
thing in politics today is to do what your political
wants and hence the Republican Convention should
bunder in aiding the enemy.