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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

neil He cine @eibe bon petitionen por=
legten. barunter aud eire iol9e 9egsn
bic 0ertuenoung bon Sruppen su polis
sei3msfen.
Die In Betra9t fommeneen Reei-
msnter finb bic, tpsl9e bon General
SrepOH ipe3iea ausgeiu9t uuro.n, um
ben 3arsn unb feline Gamilie au i9ibsn
uno bie fir abiolut 3uperldiRs galtsn.
Der 8orfan. ueIaer abfolut feline
Weuterei beoeutst, sab anlaB au Den
bsunrubisenofen @ert&ten. gs bisb
iosar Der Gar let an9e9rifen unb Elm
@roBftrf bermunbet poroen.
g I. petersburs, 80. Sob.
Sen. 2auloars te~legraphirts beute
Nbsnb, er babe bon Capt. 8ergel,
Stabs4ef oes Nomirals @bonfnin, cine
Sepsi&e erbalten, baB mdbrenb Der
Na9t 1900 Weuterer nit 10 S9neI=
fs~uer9eidiiBen fid eraebs1 hdtten unb
bab bic 2aiernen b%erieIbsn bon Srup.
pen beiebt feisn.
Der 9reuser Otdafof I9pimmt
no9, aber er if i'm Snnett ausges
brannt.
Seutihlanb.
8ertrauensu Entities
Pldnen.
Berlin, 80. Nob. Der ct.
petsrsburssr 3Orrsiponoent Der .gOF=
|f9sn 3situns", tpelder ldnsere Inter-
rsounsen nit Jdbrern aller poIitiidsn
parteisn, bic autofratii&e ausgenoni.
men, bate, meIoet tibsr Stodbolm
Die 5Olge bsrgrtldrung bss 3emf.
uo.3ongrefes, bob bic iO3ialifiide Orr
saniiation bic fidrtfe partsi III, inb
biele nod f9panfenbe glemente au ben
Soaialiffen ib~ergesangen, obslei6 lsb=
tere ertldren, oaB Der Rapitalismus fsin
gnoe erreidt baben pirb, iobalo bic
&egisrung abgei9aHt lit. Gin rei9er
8aufmann fagte mir. baB er tpb9snt=
lid $50 an bic Streitfibrer bs3able, bic
ibm cine fidnbiee @a9e bon Mrbeitsrn
geben.
.Das gsrtrausl In Witte's 2abinet
i9uinbet In politii9 fommer3ielen
3rsifen, ba IS fid isoen Gag bsutli9er
berausfsllt. baB Witts bonn 3arsn rlidt
9eniigenb unterfiibt pirb."
. ie eorm.
Die pffi,ioie .N~oroosutfde Naqe-
nasins 3eituns" ber0fentli9t oie&si9s.
finanareform = 8Orlage, uel4e bonn
8~unbesrath foeben tn 6ritter 2eiune
angsnommen moroen if. @el9ss
S6idial Der gorlage i'm &ei9stas be.
f9ieoen isin miro, ldBt fi4 niat muth.
mnBen. Si9sr if, bob gsgeft man&s
Der rleuen Steuern, NIT beren Salfe
bas @si9 enblia auf sigsre 6iibs ges
felt weroen ioa, fi@ cine melt grtBsrs
OppofitiOn gelteno ma4t. als Siemlid
algemein srpartet woroen mar.
Sa isoo9 bic Webrbeitsparteisn f9
bariber etnig Hnb. baB bte &eform
nidt msbr auf bic lange gant seiaos
ben tperoett BARI. tueun1 ni9t 9autii9e
3uftdnbe In Der &ei4sfinan3Oerual-
tung einreiBen fouen, 10 re9net man
NIT 8sfimmtbeit auf bic i4lisBli@s
Mnnabme Der 8ortage mad bibigen
Sebatten uno in fart abgednberter
5aRung.
9eutmein's Werf iber
~ ! We
q. 80. Sob. @snerals
major 3. @. 2eutmein. Der ebemalise
@ouperneur bon Seutf& Siomef-
afrifa. tpsI9er isbt bier tuetlt. piro
bemndaf elm u~mfaKenoes Wert tiber
Nfrita uer6Hentli9en.
I6Ietf9notb I'm &ei4stage.
BerIin, 80. Sob. SIM &ei9s.
tag lam es beute 3u elmer lebhaftsn De-
batte tbsr bic io3ialifii9e SnterpslIa.
tion bssislia Der Gleii¬b. Ser
SosiaIif S9etbmann fibrte 5lsii9.
preife aus berf9iebenen Stdbten on.
Na9 oisfsn totem 100 pfnno S9pst-
nefIei56 In GhicaQp 40 Dart. In Rots
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

Nnblan0.
Bert drfungen ange-
Iangt.
Sebaftnpol, 80. Nob. Wdb'
reno bes Samples auif9en ben meute'
ridden unb ben treu9ebiiebenen S4if.
fen tpurbs elm Minsni@iT Der Iebteren,
bas msbrsre Sunbsrt @bitebeao. Cor.
pebos on 8orb battle, bon elmer @ranate
setrofen.
ginige Regimenter NIT Mrtiaerie
limb BON Obefa uno anoeren Stdbten
bier singetrOHsn.
Ramp Sebaftopo
g I. petersbura, 80 Sob.
Wie benz ,slomo" aus SsbaffapoI be.
ri9tet miro, begannen bic Weilterer
Ielbf ben aampf. Na9bsm fe big 8
ubr @a&mittass auf cine Nntrport aui
ibre 5orberunse,. = gerufung cine,
fonfituirenosn 0eriammlung uuo TO-
fortige Gusfibrung Der i'm faiierli9en
Manifef beriprodenen &sformen -
aetuartet batten, lieB 2sut. S9miot biz
Stabt burd bic msutsrii9en Sdife be.
f4ieBeu. gi3ssNbmiral @boufnin er-
tpiberte oas 5euer nit ben treu geblie.
bsnsn 2riessi9iHen uno Gen. Menur
@afomelsfi bon ben iiioli4en Gorts
nit Der 2ffsnartilIsrie. Die msuts-
ridden WatrOien 9ebrau9tsn @etpsbrs
unb Wai6insngei8hss gegen bic Der.
i9an,ts Srfanterie.
Na9 benz yS1opo" oauerte Der
aampi 81 Stunbcn. Die Msutersr
tdmpften belbsnmiitbig, absr +, tparsn
i'm 9n9tbsile. qls Der .Ot9atoH"
3eridoHen mar unb In Glammen ftanb,
unb als Der 2reu3er vTnieper" unb Elm
Sransportbampfer ianten, srgab i&
2sutnant S6mibt, Der i9psr psrtpun-
bet mar, tinb aud bic msutsrii6sn
WatrOisn an 2anb 3Ogen bic Mufrubr.
fIasas Elm unb ergabsn R9 benz trsri.
geblisbensn 8tsf. unb Dem gislofot.
&egimente.
Na9 benz v&ub" iebO9 foroerten
Mbmiral.@ boufnin unb General g6a.
fOmslstii bic aufriibrer auf, fi9 gu er.
sebsn, bic meuieriiden 5abr3euse aOsen
oarauf bic Sdla8tfasse auf.
Als Der Rampf beaann. ri&teten bic
gnttsrisn auf Der Rorbieits, bic FIR
treu gebalten uurbsn, ibr 5euer fati
auf bic Wsutersr, auf bic Stabt unb
bic Batterien Der Siibieite.
Wdbrenb Der erften 8 Sage bss Nuf=
rubrs hislten bic Weutsrer quite Orb.
nung aufrsdt. sic liebsn bura Sele.
gatsn bic 2~abenbefber sriu9en, ihre
@ei9dfte ni&t 3u f4lisBen unb bic
tibrigsn.g swobner, rtdt bic Staot 3u
berlaHen. ba unorbnunesn ni9t bor.
tommen tptirbsn. sic i9idten aud
Patrouilen aus, Strol9e au perbaften,
tpelae bic @sIsgsnbsit gum plinbern
bsnuBst MOLTEN. Die Weutsrer fan=
gen bic Nationalbpmne, ur barautbun,
baB bic ein3igsn 8errdthsr Die ieien,
tpel6e f9 wsisertsn ibrs 5orbsrunssn
az srfalen.
Dement,.
g I. petersburg, 80. Nob.
WiIoe 8eriihte tuaren beute bier I'm
umlaufe, baB Elm Nttentat auf ben ga
rem Nifolaus bertbt unb elmer Der
@robfirffsn bertpunbet tpDrben fet.
Die MHuciirte.i prefe III bon eine,
boben psrf6nIi9teit aus Der umsebunq
oes 3arsn gu 3arsfOie-e elO ermd&tist.
oieie @eri&te ftrlunbegriinoet 81 CT.
tldfen.
100. 900 arbeitsIofs.
g t. eff bur q, 80. 0op,
MaH f&dbt, bab bier usai9fens 100,'
900 Mrbeiter ausgei9loKen fno.
Rriegsre9t in poIen
ugeboben.
g t.. petersburs, 80. Sob,
Sas 3abinet bat snb9iltig bef9lOHsn.
bas 3riegsre&t tn polsn nuf3ubebsn,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

SQhShkA |tAtttSt9 w otSkb4o~
fan3lers, bic Grsilahuns Der ginfubr
bdnge bon ben @in3elfaaten ab, Sa4-
fen uno Dapern isien eessr biefslbs.
Cine milosre Musibung Der @eisbe ge.
gen @infubr BON 5leiid mtHe bic
san3e innere Jleii6inbufris erfditteru
unb Dsutf9lano bonn Muslanoe ab.
bdngis MAIDEN. S9ub bss einbsimi=
fdsn 8iebfanbes let bic iaerffe @es
udbr fir ansemeRsne Sleifdpreifs.
Mderbauminiifer Sen. b. pobielsti
bebauptete, bic boben Glsif4preife ,feien
nur bOrtiber9sbeno uno bur9 bic fdle9.
ten grnten uerurfa4t. Smmerbin CAB
Der .oQe @eneral" su, tpenn bic gegens
pdrtisen preiie permanent mtiroen.
miiBtsn S9ritte sethan uerben. Inn
biaissrss Glsif9 81 srbaIten.
prdibsnt @raf b. Ballsfrsm rief
Sen. b. Yobbielsti our Orbnung, neil
oerislbe bic mebr f4neibiae, als be.
griinbsts Bsmsrfung madte, Der Nb9es
oronete Sdeioemann babe f& gum
vWunbfhd ales bbspinigen unfinns
aemaGt, Der In ben 3eitunsen seorudt
tuoroen fsi."
e turm 9Gben an Der
Norbfee.
$ 3 ur 9. 30. Mobbr. llsber
fdmere Horoieeftiirme, bic meter aros
Zen G9aoen anridten. lauien fortgs.
isbte neue 5iObspoiten Elm. gs fnb
uieIe S3ife seiuntsn. unb Der 8srluit
an Menidsnleben biirfte cine eri9redsnb
bobe 3iHer errei9en.
8emitterfiirme unb S~prinq1utben
BADEN bic 9hfien an Der Noroiee fur9ts
bar beimgeiu6t. bod ldbt f9 bic
gan3e @r6Be beg SdaOens nod ni9t
tberieben.
2irien len i'd.
pam 9. 80. Nob. Der Son.
hitt smiidsn Der Samburs.Nmsrita-
9inie uno benz Norbbeutiden 2lopo
oirfte in alsr 8dloe sttli& bsiaslsgt
tuerben. Die beporfehenoe 9onferen3
3wiiden ben @snsral-S ireftorsn 8a1in
unh @iseano foa auE bic Snitiatibe
bes 9aiiers 3uridSufibren iein. Die
ScnferenB finbet in Berlin fatt; nit
ben Sirettoren fcmmer nod anoere
geamts Der beioerfsitisen 2inien bier
Der.
9eBIiigen.
BerIin, 80. Sob. Sn bisfi9en
amtIiten 2reiien tpirb bic pom .N.
p. Ssralb" In Die Welt eeiebte Wel-
bung, BOB i'm Sabre 1870 3mii&en
&ublano unb SeutIdIano Elm @ebeim-
bertrag absefdlofsn tuOroen lei, In
tu.l&sm fid bic beioen Wd@te iibet bic
Sbeiluns Osferrei9. unsarns sssinigt
bdtten, als cine bIanfe grinoung be-
sei1net.
lleber ben 3mef Der 8erbreitung
FOLDER Standardization lit man
fi9 bier boltommen tlar. IS gilt Der
8erbebuns bss Sreibunoes, cine Nuf-
sabe, tpel6sr f9 bas 2lseblatt g.. q.
6eralo", vgtatin" uno n@&o be pa'
ris" teu.rnings nit bsrooppeltem @ifsr
rpibmet. Wan psrmuibet, bas aud
oisllei9t SslcaHs, Der abaetatelte fran=
36Fite Miniiter bes Meubern uno GEE
fauorsns Ssutfdsnfeino. bieien Bruins
MISUNDERSTANDING ni1t ferrs
ftsbt.
Sine anbsre Ssbnadriat. be bereiis
bon Bier aus nieoriger 9ebdngt uoroen
III, tpiro beute AUD bon Wien aus be.
mentirt. sic ffdmmte aus en9lifher
Quene xno betraf bic vWobilma&una
In 8alisien", als @egenmaBresel wioer
bic ansebli9 geplante @inmif&ung
SeutI9lanbs in bic ruffiid polniiden
Mnselssenbeiten. Oas Wiener YJrems
benblatt" ffelt bieie briiifden Welbun.
gen hsute auf bas Btnoiaffe tn abreoe
unb berfi9ert, baB He aner uno ieber
tbatIddlidsn @runolase e~ntbehrten.
RrnRhritnnuipn-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
Wteuttrei
3m sebafOpul fiibrt nad) O%ii5iellen 8eri9teu 81
elmer Sdladt.

6leHdnptb inn oeufden &eibMag erOrkrt. = aein Mtentat ont ben Saren.
Starn In Der Nproke. - aein gertranen 80 gSites girfen. =
Jinanarefurm BEG oentiden &eihes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
0etretDe.

Behex - go. 2 retber &c., auf GER
fex. &c pom RabIen; 20. 8 rp.ter e3.
3cuember SIC; BasenuetBx CSC
Roru tneues) 80. 1 pets 483c 2, 2
ueis 43le; 30. 8 wets 49}s: 30. 1 put.
Ale; 70. Q ueib semsi9i 43. so. 0
nett gentf9t 49,; go. Z pet sunte (
l1e; SO. 2 eeIb 49,; 20. 8 seIb 49,;
seo. 4 geIb Ale; SO. 3 ssuifGt As
30. 8 aemtf&t AS; 20. 1 aenf9t al;
2pIben 48e.
cafer- 80. 2 weiser 31}:; 70. Q naDu
Bic; 30. 2 0eustf@ter 27s; 20. 8 srsutea,
80ie.
eeu - SO. 1 atmotbp Ill 90; Ro.
9, SO 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

eped. gnsI.- 0eudbIter. 8 Dc 10 Btnsh
tn Dur4i@nttt, 14e; Is bU IL Btuxb tn
Dur&f&uttt, 123e.
oep6deItes e@uetReHeio - x1o4eaIofss
Sanep Big $20. 90: 3lares Hem $3.50; Soss
y $500; Short GIsas $500; Nhmzyf
S16. 80.
geborrtes Htxbfeti@ - eQxfex, req.
eetss 12ae; 1ubexiette1 OS4e; sbmexi. l53e
3n06I 13He.
S@uaab = IN Eterces3-l i. Dual. CSC; Q.
0uaIttdt 94s; 8. nuaItH sEe.
xBirfe - 0erdu@erte DratrrrH s3e
6rantf,artes 7}c; Bologna h Ddruies g, tn
fu4 6Xcs
SnbtanapsIts RaHee,qreFe
oep6bnI. Bio gutter l0-12e; prizsa BID O.
udblter L-16e Sonep 82&-8ee, OoIhsx
DeIom 10 BIB 22e, Sapa 20 82e.
SIN Ba6etse:
astoia $14.25. Zion S1l.25, Sefes ia Is;
Garaeas S1l.25. DfRmortb'B sI8. 80. DutA
Sara Hlens $3.50, GIinas Saba gIens,
$14'25, Ourica $is.25.
Snder-Oomtnoes 1870; etRd3udes 8 &c
YuIuertHrter 6.a2e; xExz yuIperiNsts 5 Els.
ishser sramultrter 4.92e; Gabes 5.S7e; Spss
feetioners' IA. nc; Sibeeuoob i AIRS; ptb.
xg q 4.'2e; empire IA. &c; SbseI srtss
eolSe1 8 4.47e; &tnbfor 0rtra 8 447E
&tsseDoob 6 33e; seIber 6:82.; Ii aeI,
Bee 3.87.
GfRs-Raa 40 OF. xsa). Sas. s-,osr
0oTone.
BidIes-2400 TN Sas $40; 1900 TN Eas
%; 1900 I'M aaIbfas $500; 200 tm Ses
$3.50.
etdrie-gearI. 8}c. Gbanrpiua UIcs. l N,
8 Pfunb Badete 8. Rom. l BIB. Daest..
4H-6k.
@anbp-7S etansen geurti@t &c; Go,
esr senaii&t &c; Banner xpta Be; srsax
8onbons 10c: Ns. Q CREAM seurij&t &C.
0etro6nete Sri9te-AepfeI, On Der gsxss
setro6net. SC; Sobannesbeeren 7s BIZ 7hs;
Gttron 18e BIB l4e; RoFmea. z groux. px
Pfunb. 7c. 8 Growa 7}e, 4 Groux TIC fau,
n~senfreie chs Sc, California RtsScatel 7xe;
Guiana nc, tnrporttrte SuItaHa lie bss lls
California apriiofen &c BIB l2e.
Hes-&aroItna. 3opf. 4t--S}e. SusGx 81
-b}e, gebro&ener. 3--4e.
MtHe-BrcsiI men Sc bts 1oe; Stberts IL.
RanbeIn IA; wei&i@aIise 1sxbsts los
Sorban RanbeIn 15c; PeaMIts DC bis SIS
ger6fete 7c bis &c; GnsIi@e RaIxfk
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05
The Passing of R. p. II. Laney.

With tenderest sympathy we record
she passing from our sight OF our
townsman and friend, Richard Z. h..
Laney, Saturday afternoon at his resi-
dence on First avenue.
He has earned by his hopefulness,
generosity and integrity, the respect
and friendship of those who knew him;
and those who knew him best were
those who loved him most.
Richard P. H. Laney was born at
Waterloo. n. Y, December -, 1863.
He received his education in the
schools of that city. In 1888 he came
TO San Jacinto, California, where be
married in 1884, and came Immediately
70 Yuma, which has since been his
home.
He was a thorough business man, and
early manifested that. earnestness that
has since characterized his life. lie
was ever ready to assist in promoting
the welfare of his town and country,
and was one of the enthusiastic bellev-
ers in the future prosperity OF Yuma
We sincerely, hope that his two sons:
one ten years of age and the other four
NAV grow to be men after their father
owa heart. Our great need just now
is men of his integrity, untiring energy
and enthusiasm, to help develop Oul
resources and organize our forces fol
the Improvement of our conditions
mentally, morally and physically.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05
The Overflow Situation.

The overflow situation has made sew
eral important changes during the past
week. All the bridges over both the
Sa}ton river and New river have been
washed away and both streams have
risen very much, the total amount OF
water now going into Salton sink being
at least 1900 cubic feet per second.
The latest measursment:Of'the lmperl-
al canal thatwe have gave 1912 Sec
ond feet as the total amount being dl-
verified. Thas was on June %, at which
time the river gauge at Yuma marked
% feet, and the total flow of the Colo
RADIO river was Sc, 900 second feet. Since
then the river has fallen rapidly, The
latest report being y feet gauge at
Yuma. A serious break occurred on
Wednesday in Water Co. NO. Z, the
water breaking through their levees
and flooding several hundred acres OF
fine farms, washing out a check in the
Holt canal and doing considerable dam
attJS W III III Iat61hllIE5 1Oo " 81
Salton. The stream of water thus re-
leased broke into the new main canal
of Imperial Water Co. No. D and raised
the volume flowing in il to such extent
that the heading of the Pear canal,
three miles southeast of Holtviile, was
carried out and quite bit of damage
done. However, the water is now flow
ing where it is not doing any more
damage and it is expected that within
a week the waters will begin to fall
and the greatest overflow in the his
tory of the Imperial valley Will be
thing of the past. Through it all the
canals and structures have stood the
test with the exception of this break il
No. 7. and we can call ourselves luck.
that it has been no worse.-lmperia
Press.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05
Desert Claims Another Victim.

Unconsciously within few steps OF q
bubbling spring, James D. Stewart OF
Los Angeles fell and persisted from
thirst and exhaustion in the Colorado
desert south of Calexico, last week:
When found the BODY vas entirely
nude. the thirst-crazeG victim in his
fortunes having torn away every shred
of clothing and fairly roasted IN the
blazing sun. A rescuing party found
the body near q spring at the foot of q
mountain the cool waters babbhng q
merry, knocking song, which would
have been the sweetest music to the
Door mau. but who died all unconscious
OF It's presence.
In his wanderings Stewart had doub-
led back on his tracks until ne WAS
within few miles Of the Imperial Ca
mails: then. with the queer fancleS that
seize the minds of persons overcome by
thirst. he had started back over the dl-
vide and down by the salt lake when
lies southeast of Signal Mountain. For
miles be Travelled along the east shore
of the lake and at several places bad
waded out into the water. Untortu'
nately the water was too salt TO quencU
lis burning thirst and he had agar
changed his direction and started back
up the mountain.
Stewart started out Saturday, June
10. with three other men from CaieXl
leo to prospect in Lower California
They had four pack burros and proVls
tons fer long trip. But they did no
! know the country.
Two members of the party, Nlchoi
and Colby, after devious wandering
AMI various Eardships, got back t.
Calexico. Meme of the party was les
EXCEPT Stewart.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05
Result of COr0ner's Inquest.

K. p. II. Laney passed from earth at
his home in this city Saturday, july /.
Although not well man for q long
time his illness was not taken seriously
bv himself or his family, which eX-
plains why no physician was called.
He bore his suffering quietly, not real
ling until too late that be WAS nearing
the danger line. MIR. Laney was q
member of the \. .. u. w. and carried
insurance in that order. On this ac-
count an inquest and post mortem eH-
animation was held before Justice and
Coroner EedCndO To officially deter
mine the cause Of death, as required by
the insurance rules OF the order. The
autopsy disclosed the fact that MIR.
/ La2ey's death was caused by consuDp-
tio1 OF TIE bowels. The ve-3Lo5 Of the
coroner's Jury was, in substance, that
'.be came to his death on the first day
Of July 1905, in this town, county and
territory from, obstruction CT the bow
els, resulting in gangrene." TIE mem
bers Of the jury were. Q. c. johnson
J. Gandolfo, Jr., f. z. Sanguinetti, Fl.
H. Donkersley, p. B. Hodges, &. O.
Caruthers and Herbert Brown.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
From August 9, 1905, to June 80, 1905.
Office Of
BOARD OF CONTROL,
Phoenix, Arizona, June 80, 1910.

Phoenix, hfIZUUd, - ulIC ~, 1"Nc'
Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the Superintendent OF the
Prison at Yuma, Arizona, up to and in
Guiding Wednesday, August 8, 800, at
10 O'Clock a. M. for furnishing lOU,0Oo
lbs. beef, fresh, full front and hind
quarters, of equal weight. first quality,
kept in cold storage not less than flVe
days before delivery)
Forequarters,
HEADQUARTERS, less lOin, full round,
70 the Territorial Prison at Yuma, Arl-
IONA Territory, in such quantities as
NAV be required more or less) for the
fiscal year ending June 3Oth, 1906.
Proposals must be sealed and adj
dressed to the Secretary of the Board
of Control. at Yuma, Arizona, and en-
dorsed Proposals for furnishing sup
plies to the Territorial Prison" All
bids must be in triplicate, with copy
of the call for bids attached to each
bid.
All proposals must be accompanied
bv a good and sufficient bond in the
sum of ten per cent of the total bid
with two sureties, conditioned that L
said bid shall be awarded to bidder
he will enter into contract within ter
DAYS. with ECnds in amounts to be fixe6
by the Board.
All supplies must be of good quality
and subject to inspection and approva
of the Superintendent of. the Prison.
All bids-should be based on the de
livery of full weight at the Prison an(
no charge for containers.
PAYMENTS Will be made monthly, a
provided for by Par. $685. Sec. )
Chap. ,, Title IS, Revised; Statutes o
1901.
The Board OF Control will open bid
on Wednesday, August 9, 1905; at 10
M. at the Office OF the Superintendent
of the Prison. Yuma, Arizona, and al
bidders are invited to be present.
The Board reserves the right to re
iect any and all bids.
Bv direction of the Board Of Contro
GEO. E. TRUMAN,
Secretary.
lst insertion July ., to
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05
ARIZONA SENTINEL.
YHrl10, -ArizcogE@
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1905,

1t is related in an ancient fable
shat the time was when the
beasts Of the fields and forests
lived with men On terms'of friend
ship and intimacy. And a bear
came down oct Of the mountain
and dwelt with o man and each
day as the man took his siesta
the bear watched by his side
that no harm might come to
lin. Ard one day a fly alighted
on the mans forehead and dis
surbed bis slnmbers, but the bear
waved it aside. And the lily
being persistent, returned
again and again until the pa
thence Of the bear was exhaust
ed. The bear seized q stone
and brought it down with great
force on the fly and killed 1t.
Bat the bear, in so doing, crush
cd the head Of bis friend the
man. And from that day unto
this men and bears have been
crushing the heads OF their
friends in like manner. The
latest illustration of this type
of protestior is furnished 10y
President Roosevelt in his effort
to exonerate his friend, Paul
Morton, Secretary Of the Navy.
The President believed in his
heart that Paul Morton was
innocent Of any wrong dong
with reference to the illegal re-
bates granted by the Santa re
Railroad, and he regarded the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hisSecfetary
of the Navy, which were made
in so many newspapers, pre-
eisely as the bear regarded The
persistent attacks Of the fly
With greater foresight, the Pres
ident would have permitted the
law to take its. course. Score
tary Morton would have beer
summoned; to appear in tht
courts. there TO prove his limo
cence and when the courts hao
exonerated Mr.. Morton. its yer
dict would have been accepted
by the public. But the Presi
dent, like the bear, permitte'
his patience to become eXhauSte'
and issued:a statement himself
generating Mr. Morton, a state
ment, which the public Will no
accept as conclusive and as nov
Mr. Morton is debarred from
exoneration by the courts; tn
result is, as. disastrous as tn
blow Of the bear on the man
head. "Great Homer mods
sometimes. -
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05

Governor Vardeman Of Mis-
sissippi, who is a candidate for
the Senate has just had 800 cit
liens of his State indicted.
Southerners have been so long
accustomed to sending darkies
to jail when they persisted in
voting, and voting the wrong
way, that it is not surprising
that a man whose candidacy
for the Senate becomes desper-
ate should be tempted to try the
.exneriment on the whites.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05
Modest ct Rebes,a Ia Congo.

From ""The Story Of the Con-
go Free State" by Henry Well
ington Wack: The forest tribes,
to whom cleanliness by water
is impossible, smear their bod
les with palm Gil and a kind OF
red ochre, whichthey afterwards
scrape off. The original cos
tune Of few leaves, or an ex.
ceedingiy small apron made
from fibrous bark, for women,
and a loincIeth of the same ma
terial for men, has yielded to the
superior attraction of common
cotton goods, which now reach
them from far away Manchester
or Saxony. These stuffs, orna-
mented by large pattern in
flaming reds. or yellows, delight
the eye and rejoice the heart Of
the Congolese maid and matron,
while such Of the men as desire
to stand we'll with, the gentler
sex will also condescend to use
them. In every tribe, children
of both sexes are. entirely nude
until they reach the age Of pu-
berty. In at least one tribe,
neither men nor women wear
any covering. In few tribes
it is customary for the women
to remain nude until they are
married. Some women denote
their married state by covering
their breasts with strange Orna,
ments, while others secure this
object by elabOrately dressing
their hair, which they build nj
TO great height by aid Of palm
fibre and gum. Both men ant
women, OF whatever tribe, or
Bamcnt themselves with just as
many collars, bangles and ank
lets as they can obtain. With
cut exception, the possession O
few strings OF colored beads, i
20 them source Of great hap
riaess. They gaze upon srcl
treasures with delight and guar
them with Jealous care.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05

The empress dowager of China
has built for herself a IS, 600, 600
tomb. The Chinese people
would regard it cheap, even at
that price, if they could only get
the old girl into it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05

Grand Duke Alexis has re-
signed as high admiral of the
Russian navy. The Russian
navy has been resigned to Grand
Duke Alexis as high admiral for
a long time.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05

The very soul of malt-delicious,
healthful, invigorating and absolutely
pure; the perfection of brewing is
Pabst Blue Ribbon, the beer of quality
The Yuma Ice Co., agents.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05

The jury which sentenced a
negro to $1,000 years and day"
for assault ran the risk that the
defendant would take an appeal
on the ground that the court
lacked jurisdiction in the here
of+or
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-05

And her name was MAUD" and she
was finally conquered, to the delight OF
"Si"-for she did not kick" when she
got the prices at Alexander q Co.
and saw how cheap they sold their
Goods