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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-28

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HELP WANTED

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GIRL TO WORK FOR HER
q board. 3O41 James ay S.. s9.
WANTED = GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work at 3009 Pillsbury av.
WANTED-GIRL, THREE IN FAMILY. 25os
Colfax S.
SECOND COOK. ST. JAMES
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-28
FOR RENT
Miscellaneous.

SHOP FOR RENT, EIGHT
in county for horseshoeing. plow work and
general repairing; well established market ga r
deners' trade; tenant must be SOBER temperate
man; possession given Oct. 1. C. R. Howe
Brooklyn Center, Mimi N. W. phone Main
SOL il.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15
HOW,S THIS !?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Rewar for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
 r. J. CH ENEY G CO, Toledo, O. We. the undersigned, have known r. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all Eusins ss transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made Iy his firm.
 WALDINC. KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimon- ials sent free. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Fills for Constipl- tion.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15
DEATH OF MRS. J. Q. WHITE
Succumbed to a Generous Affection
 of the Lungs.

Mrs. John c. White died yesterday morning about 10 o'clock at the Sisters hospital after an extended illness. Though she was not recently confine l to her bed many weeks, she has been an invalid for several years, the immediate cause of her death being cancer of the lungs.
 Mrs. White came here many years ago and is well known in the conmuni- ty, having a large number of personal friends. The funeral will be held tn s afternoon at 4 o'clock at Trinity Epis- copal church. the services being con- ducted by Rev. P. A. Penick.
 The case of Mrs. White was one that aroused the special interest of the med ical fraternity from its peculiar ard unusual development. For many yecTs she suffered of a uterine cancer and about three months ago severe cough began. About two months ago she was subjected to a slight operation that life might be prolonged. Shortly there after the lung symptoms began to de- velop rapidly. The spindle cells of the spindle cell sarcoma were found r. her spittle, demonstrating the fact that a cancerous process had developed in the lungs as well as in the pelvic or ganS.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15

dainty little performance. The Maypole dance was beautifully done, and the singing of the May queen, Miss TeIe-a a Morgan was one of the best features Of the entertainment.
 Frank Mayors, as "The Strange, filled the hearts of his friends with pride in his fine presen at.on of the part.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15
AT THE INDIAN SCHOOL
Repetition of the OPeretta "Ail the
 Year Round"

The operetta 'Al the Year Round" was repeated at the Indian school Fri day night before a large audience. About one hundred people went out from town and the assembly hall was filled. The choruses, under the skillful direction of Miss Welch, were unusually fine and there was no break in their rendition. One does not always expect such perfect presentation from littls people and this was a complete surprise even to those who knew Miss Welch s ability as a leader.
 The boys winter chorus, with George Morgan as king, was splendidly given. Miss Lucia Hartwell sang the part ot Spring delightfully."-. Summer was rep resented by Dixie George, who sang finely, though under the difficulty of a heavy cold. Misses Lillie Butler and Hazel Marshall sang the duet of Au- tumn very finely.
 The elves dance by Ruby Shott, Georg- ie Mintz, Blythe Wallace, Lizzie Tooh- ey and little Miss Davidson, was drilled by Miss Rrookie George and was a
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15
THE PRICE OF WATER
A Verdict Affecting Non Stock Holders
 in Canals.

The suit of G. w. Newsholme against the Salt River Valley Canal company which has been before the court for the past two weeks with slight inter- ruption, was ended yesterday. The plaintiff is a water user under the Salt River Valley canal. There was a con- tract between him and the company for the delivery of water and in that respect the suit differed from the Sloss- CT, the Gould, the Brockman and other suits against the various canals of the north side.
 After all, the issue narrowed down to the price that the plaintiff would have to pay for water, and when the jury was sent out that was the only thing to be considered. The court instructed the jury that two-thirds verdict might be returned, but he admonished the mem bers to first sec if they could not arrive at a unanimous Verdict. Without long deliberation, the jury found that the plaintiff, a non-stockholder, should pay S3.!5 a year for water.
 In all the other suits which were brought to compel the companies to deliver water to the plaintiffs, and which have all been decided in favor of 
 was not determined. It was only or dered that the price should not be un- reasonable. The figure which has been arrived at in the Newsholne case vii probably be made to apply to all. though it is possible that the defendant will oppose it as being too low. Stock holders in the. canals are required to pay $2.50 a year.
 Most of the cases in which juries have not been called for were reset yester- day.
 In the suit of the Phoenix Water com pany against the city council of Phoe- nix to restrain the latter from issuing bonds for the construction of munic- ipal system of waterworks the de- murrer to the complaint was set for May 21. The application for the injunc- ton will be heard at the same time.
 In the case of D. M. Purman against Sheriff Cook and the United States Plate Glass company, the demurrers of both of the defendants were overruled. This suit is a consequence of the sale
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15

of the personal effects Of the p,a ntiff under an attachment in favor of the plate glass company against John .. White. to whom a bill of sale for the Purman property had been given. Sev- eral other matters of lesser impor. anCe were disposed of in the couTse of the law day proceedings.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15
BEHIND A DIVINE RIGHT.

Do you believe in the divine right of kings?"
 T do. l held three of 'em with pair of hines against another mans queens up on aces last night. ht."-Chica- go Record Herald.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15
HIS MARKED ATTENTION.

"IIas he shown you any marked at tention."'
 "Why, yes. he left the price tag on the ring he gave me.''-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15

Intelligent discriminating buyers who are posted on quality and values can always he satisfied at Dowd's, the little drug store with the little prices. Opera house block.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15

The Indian school band intecs sp2rSe1 the programme with delightful music, which made the evening very pleasant and a pleased peop.e rendered their compliments to Miss Welch for her able work.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15

M. Fountain, teacher of mandolin guitar, violin and all instruments. Studio at Fountain Music store. 243 East Washington st.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15

For American Beauty roses call at Randolph residence West End Wash ington street
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15

The sh,ewdest buyers in Phoenix patronize Dowd's, the little drug store with the little prices. Opera house block.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
ROOSEVELT CONSULTS
SENATOR PLAT

oyster Bay July 90 United statos
Senator Thomas G. Plat arrived here
today and had "a conference with
Roosevelt lIo came by Invitation of
the president who desired t0 consult
him regarding tho political outlook in
general and BOO New York state in
particular Roosevelt ia seeking mo
counsel and advice 0f republican load
CO.'S throughout the country uf mon
Zoo whose ppIiuca! sagacity and wis
dom ho has confidence
Secretary Loeb received o. Telegram
from ID j Davis Of Wukosbnrro. pa.
one of the officials OF tho United
Mine Workers. saying that % win not
Doe pos Ihle FOR The miners commit.
tee to come Co. oyster hay todny or
tomorrow but that tho committee
can come early next week 10 that is
satisfactory Davis tcI gram Indlcat
cd thpt th committee to present tho
Colorado petition would bo appointed
OF a meeting Of the miners 90 bo holl
saturday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
VETERAN RAILROAD
CONTRACTOR HERE

q. % Sharp the veteran railroad
construction contractor. ls OF the A.
arndo Tonight bo WIH 20 to HoIcn.
whore Hon. Richard puhi .s caring
for something oysr q hundred head Of
hno draft horses formerly employed
DOB Mr Sharp ln Comp'uuE twenty
miles OF grade Wnrk ou the Now MgX.
leo EuatUrn. Mr Sharp bad bIa stock
WIuiwDd at Zoe LuUu8 aud Holeu
n'ar tho scene 81 tho building OF tbo
.oui or with hopes fhaf work. which
was stopped last @II, would be o..
summed again thIs spring. buI now. az
there is no. indication of tBo .mmoG.
Iaio resumption OF thc work. Do win
ship men. horses and mules t1 SIR lE
city Kansas. where feed H cheaper.
Nh sharp win return from Hslpu
Sunday morning. when tho HuCN win
bo shipped. and bD Joined hero by
Charlie laHiry, tHr contractor. Wiu
wI'l arrive from San Francisco. Mr
Sharp was "a bIt backward about I'H.
rI ur .EU situation regarding tho
completion of fho ut ofG bHt finally
HH much Ba a1miftDIfHaf fIrruaffart.
Uu wen. 1a much u lHe dark ubUgt
tho plans of tHo sHB Fo as Is tho
general pubic About fl5uNU1Y worm
Of work wac done oH tHo .gf Oh fl0
bills urru paid, sul t0U. Nc H
bleaching iu me sun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

other how be intended 10 "ax" the
Santa pc Just a. ne had Fixed" tho
Union Pacific. Tho fact is he loves
iO hear the sound OF his own voice
and when he ls asking for aid 20
carry ON the strike, bis worded ac.
cents are most molllfnuous music 20
bis own cars. Ills motto is Wilson
aud more money for the distressed
tWIlsou)."
Dirty Work Of Juvenile ineendiary.
a rolorol boy walked up to Jesus
lnpos fruit stand at tho corner of
Copper avenue and Third street about
lo.30 o'clock this morning while the
proprietor was away and the stand
was in charge of % small white boy
and deliberately Eot Gre to some pa.
pee inside the stand with "a match.
which bad hoon Hrhtol ON the side
wulk. and ran away
Tb, little tent fruit stand piled full
with peanuts. paper sacks. clothing
and fruit was toou "a soothing mass
OF flames Fortunately The uaHsors.
by wore able to oNt.nguiab the Ore.
with % very small loss go the goods
on the inside
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
KNIGHTS rgMpLAa.

San Francisco. Cal. July TO-
Though tho 2atb triounIai couclayo of
the Knights Tomplars ls more than
q month off tho plans Tor tho rocrp.
ton and entertainment ~ tho thou.
sands of visitors who viii De- here az
shat time are already nearly com.
pI,.Inn AIvIcps received ht tho iU.
col committees Indicate that tbr gath
erinr VIII Boz one of ruc1rdbrrakIur
proportions For three years tho ptp.
cutiNe committee has boon huag pian.
ming i1r the cuurilyo. and tho plans.
which have uow muturcl. promise "a
more elaborate entertainment than
any ever Eiyou by any community.
There viii bo only ono day of tho
convention .oi aside Tor business. tho
election Df officers and competitive
diiIlH Tho rest of thr tImc viii br
spent Dol tbU pursuit OF pleasure. The
California Kulghts and Masans have
spared neither money bor time iu tho
preparations Tor tho event Tho 80.
limitations alone. which win form a
canopy oi electric lights over Market
street flr ten hlncka win cost in the
nCIghhorhood of $50 600 Ocean liners
have hocn chartered. and the visit.
INK knights viii bC taken on oxcur.
sions to different points of interest
The Grand opera house with lts lm.
mcnso seating capacity has boon
hired for the week An elaborate
Chinese play with Chinese actors
viii bo put 900. and the tboator win
bo turned over tD the knights and
tho.r families from whom no charge
Tor admission win ho accepted.
Tho competitive. drills VIII ho hpldat
Golden G6,o PARK. The executive com.
mliteo has made 800 liberal an up.
preparation fIr prizes that each com
poiIug dr.Il corps viii receive some
prize and the valdo OF the last prize
viii not ho Jess than $1,000
One of The most notable features al
Che cunclaNo viii be- tho official visit
and the reception. with the highest
honora 0f the most eminent ana 9u.
prone grand master OF the Gpuat Tfl.
DRY ~ England and Walos-tho Earl
oi Eus.on, who will como hore as tho
powonnl representative OF tho king
Of England The earl win bc ac.
companlod by n party OF distinguished
EntIishmrn Including Charles p.
MatIor The great vice chanc llnr. and
Charles T.. L. Wright past great pre-.
late.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
Course Of bullet

dr. Gutter, the companys physician
and surgeon, discovered that the bull
loi struck tho loft thigh about sly
inches above the knee. ana ponotrat
cd underneath tho fln for about
three inches, when the ball again en-
tered the body and ls no doubt lodr.
ed ia tho phd0meu
Last night after an preparations
had been made, Dr. Gutter proood for
the bullet. following its course into
the abdomen, but 30 far has failed
10 locate tho ball.
A telephone message from the hts.
pItal this afternoon gives tho lnforma.
tion that Harrison is resting easy
and. although tho bullet has not set
been found the attending physician
now fears no serious results.
Tho Citizen learns that this a
tho second time. for tIinlng causes.
that Harrison he's been guilty OF fore.
IDLY throwing people or the trpin.
upon which hO IS employed as porter.
tho first time was about six months
ago, near tho line between New Mex.
leo and Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
ARIZONA TOWNS


From the News
W. A. parr aBsomniyman from
Na'aio county. was here during our
festivities the first of tho week.
Mrs Geo Patterson departed f1r
CoroIBdo. Cal. whoro she viii visit
for y time with her daughter Mrs
McOraw.
Mr. AMI Mrs John Doyle departed
for a visit with relatives at snoho
mIsh. Washington John says ho has
not had vacation iu five years
hence this move
Thursday on the limited Mrs WIN
D. Mccks and son arrived lu The CITY
after an absence of about r.x months
In Now York city They were mot by
Capt Meoks. who Will accompany
them Co tho canyon. whore they win
stay for a time. later going ON TO Los
Angeles
Suforno MacIas. who was going ga
El paso Wednesday on So \. lore
bits yalse over night lu the depot
under a seat Jose Martinez stole %
and confIscatod the contents.
among which was $3.50. Nac.as pass.
os and clothing James bradshaw
saw Martinez acting strangely.
and had him hauled in Murc.as got
sll his thing hack but g.. and judge
iAnnay gave Martinez a free ride to
Flagstaff ana 100 days lu Jain
Tuesday morning whom q. o. pholan
opened up his butcher shop ho found
that some one had stolen hIs cash
register during the night Tho rob.
bcrs had broken the glass Zoo the
transom at tho rear OF the store and
had thus entered tho building As
Tom always leaves his safe sot ON a
certain number. ho was able to ten
that they had tried Co work the com.
hination. but failing in that had pro.
cgcdcl to carry nff tho cash register
bodily a hunt was Instituted. which
resulted BOO fhD finding of the register
in a freight car In tho local yards.
o. was badly broken and bent Boo the
effort iu get It opon. and iH now prac.
tically useless. Tom says Dec had only
loft about two dollars in small change
In tho register. and of course that
was tak,n. Ills real BOSS Is IN the
register which was a 1915 machine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
FLAGSTAFF

From the sun
Frank Meade, inspector OF Indian
reservations. returned from trip
o. the Navajo reservation
Mrs D. } Brannen returned from
a visit 10 her former home. IN Mich.
Ignn She viii spend a few days az
The Worlds fair in ST. Louis.
Miss 'labol MlllIgan arrived from
Sopris, Colorado. where she has been
attending school and win spend the
vacation with her parents. Sir and
Mrs J. O. Mlligan.
The Flagstaff Junior base BAN club
viii play tho williams Junior team
here on sunday, July d.. for o. purse
OF 800. The teams are evenly match
ed, and the game VIII bo worth 500
Ing Edgar A. Brown Is the manager
of the Flagstaff team.
a quiet wedding took place al tho
residence Of Mr. and Mrs %. y. Camp.
boil. Mr. Daniel NJ Francis OF this
place, aud Miss Jessie Jameson OF
Alameda. California. were tho con.
tracing parties Rev j. n. Henry
performed the ceremony which united
tho couple They win make their
homo in Flagstaff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
REPUBLICAN CAM.
PAIGN OPENS

Now York. July l5.-The republican
congressional committee opened ts
headquarters today ln the 81 James
building Broadway near FIFTH ave.
nu' From now until election day IA
November me headquarters VIII Dc
the scene of strenuous activity From
here VIII De disseminated tons of com.
pairn literature including copies of
the principal speeches delivered at the
Chicago convention. 90 which viii be
added later Roosovolfs speech Of &c.
copiauco 20 be- delivered al the for
NAL notification the latter pant of this
month. Another duty Of the canrres.
slonal committee viii ho the assign.
mont uf speakers Tor IN. campaign
No plans for this part 81 the work
have been made as yet. but the mat.
tor will Dee taken mp az an early date
70 viii ho early fall. however before
The stump speeding will commence 10
earnest Tho various plans FOR the
congressional end OF the campaign
VIII Doe formulated by the committee
ns a whole and tho work OF carrying
them out win ho inlrusted Co Con,
gresham nlhcook chairman of the
committee. Congressman Diversified
of Indiana. and William j. Browning.
chic clerk n the house OF representa-.
ilvcs these three being In charge or
the headquarters IN this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

summer here visiting her uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs W.. W. stsonr of
.6il North Eight street IIcF brother.
Grower strong well kuovn Iu AHu
.quorquo ia with hIs mother OF En
.compmfnt, Wyoming
Many friends of Miss May U,u
llowg who spout the wIutor hyru and
is now visiting lu Gallup. viii bo sor
y tu hear of tho death OF hnr oulg
huthor which occurred July o. at che
OLD humv. Monmouth. Co.,
Frank Howard representing tho
kavin Manufacturing company of
ChIcaru. 10 iu che city Zee hsH cam
piles off premium Chuawuro whI,n De-
Do Showing to thu uuWsuHppfH
Miss E.a Mas uorear. of SANTA Fy.
who wa at Torrance uu "a visit to
friends. bias rytuw,I Iu che Capital
city
Mu E Wilson mother oi Mn
rbt Ross lcrt Iast evening for Long
Beach. Cal. whore .he will visit %
sister,
The Gentlemen Driving club mot
last uIrHI and made ont % card of
races Cor sunday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
HoLHRooK

From lho Argus.
llywm knight has severed hls
connection with the Wabash Cattle
company and will leave in a few days
for the Alberta district. Canada.
Tho now contract Tor handling gov.
eminent freight from here 90 Fort
Apache went into effect July iBt. Tho
a. q. NJ. l. A. & y. schustcr and
willis Bros, are the contractors. and
eighty ccnis a hundred is the price.
which D. seventeen cents higher than
last year
Mrs John Nelson and sister Lucy
came down from Hobcr ANA viii go 20
WinsIow where Lucy win 60 under
tho doctors care and have her arm.
which was broken some time ago. ana
has since kr0wn together crooked. no.
broken and set.
A messenger from Woodrr's brings
tho sad news OF tho death Of 90.
monthsold child OF Clarence Owens.
caused by diphtherIa. There r. one
moro case. IN The same family report.
ed 90 DO On a very dangerous c0ndl
tIon. pr Hathaway is in attendance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
GENERAL MILES
PLEASED WITH PARKER

Esopus, July 15.- Parker today ro
coiyud a letter from Con. Miles. say.
ing.
"Tho safety OF the good ship of
state Is OF first importance. a. a time
when a mntoual Crisis is pending.
when democratic institutions are in
peril, when great OWLS .hould be- Grad.
icptod, when important political
questions muft ho decided d ls Tor.
unate tibet the democratic party has
giyen 10 tho country q candidate for
president Ia whom that gfoat council
a. representative men have every con.
fidonco and We have the beet OF rea.
sons for believing thst the confidence
vill be combined by the Intelligent pa.
trIo''sm Of tho country"