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Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10

county several years and has valuable
property there, has turned his attention
to Santa Cruz county, and has this
week closed deal for the Gringo mine
of Jack Parks, in Temporal Gulch, about
three miles from Patagonia. The
Gringo is great low grade gold prop
osition and, as Mr.. Doan puts it, ''the
way to prove it is to put up mill and
go to work, T" which he proposes to do
He will erect 50-ton mill very short
ly.-Oasis.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10

Inc same exchange Is authority for
presenting the following statement of
expenditures other than those set forth
above, which shows what the people of
Arizona will help bear if forced into
statehood with New Mexico. Among
it will be seen are items for the sup
bort of some churches and other insti-
buttons that cannot justly be matters
of public charge:
For the relief of flood sufferers $50
600 was appropriated; scenic route road
from Santa Fee to Las Vegas, $40, 200;
Children's Home, Belen, $500; st. Vim
cents Hospital, Santa Fee, $4,000; Grant
county hospital, Silver City, SIS, 200;
Ladies' Hospital, Deming, SIS, 200;
Eddy county hospital, Carlsbad, SIS, 900;
Orphans School, Santa Fe, $540O; Re-
lief Society, Gallup, $500; Sisters of
Loretto, Taos, $500; Woman's Board
of Trade, $1,000.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10
IMPORTED LABOR NOTES

The building of irrigation dams in the
territories may not be looked upon as
an unmixed blessing. All classes of
labor have been tested on the Tonic
basin work and it has been impossible
to keep enough high grade white labor
in camp to make a satisfactory leaven
for the mass of Indians, Mexicans and
European foreigners of nationalities
who have congregated in the Salt river
basin.
Recently wholesale importations of
Mexicans have been drawn from the
northern districts, and at the wages
offered by the government it would
seem that this class of Poems is the
sole reliance of contractor and officials.
Whether they will prove better or more
continuous workers than their prede-
cessors is a problem Even should
they do so they are a most undesirable
class of people for permanent resi-
dents should they quit the government
work and elect to remain here. If the
court records of recent weeks are a
fair sample what we may expect, the
sooner the bars are put up the better.
At the Laguna dam work had not
got fairly started before thirty five
of the Mexican employees struck for
an Increase of pay to $1.75 per day,
after agreeing to accept lesser remun-
Grafton. A second deputy U. S. Mar
shall has been appointed at Yuma in
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10
THE GREAT SANITARlUM
New Mexioo's Grand PhilanthropiC
Institution

The great tuberculosis sanitarium to
be established here by the benevolent
orders of the United States is new
form of insurance against tuberculosis
adopted by sixty-three fraternities
which represent a membership of
more than s, 5000, 900 persons and it is
proposed to take care of more than
5000 patients-none but members of
the cooperating fraternities being elig-
BILE The institution is to be self-sup-
porting; the charges are to be little
above the actual cost of maintenance,
in order to accumulate repair and ex-
tension fund. The rates have not yet
been fixed, but will probably be $50 or
sos per month. The institution will be
non-sectarian - Professionals, Roman
Catholics, Jews, Buddhists, pagans and
men of any religion or no religion are
equally welcome if their applications
are endorsed by the proper officials Of
the fraternities to which they belong;
but each denomination will be encour-
aged to have regular religious services
and appoint chaplains and build chapels
for which ground will be furnished.
The plant consists of about fifteen
square miles of land, much of it under
cultivation, six miles from Las Vegas,
at an average elevation of $500 feet.
In the center is the much advertised
Montezuma hotel, entirely modern,
built of stone and brick, four stories
high, with $50 rooms, which was erect
ed few years ago by the Santa Fe
Railroad company at cost of $500, 900.
There is smaller hotel, built of stone,
with about forty rooms, which was
used as resort before the larger ho-
tel was erected; complete bath house
and swimming pool; an electric light
and steam heating plant; hospital; a
club house; livery stable and cattle
barns; chicken ranch; a large garden;
well equipped dairy farm; golf links;
tennis court; baseball grounds; croquet
grounds; casino, with reading room
attached; a theater with stage and
and scenery and other facilities for
amusement and comfort, which are ex-
ceedingly valuable because the victims
of tuberculosis need diversion. The
scenery is superb. 1t would be difficult
to find place where there are so many
of the essentials for sanitarium.
In the neighborhood of the Monte
yuma hotel will be-erected series of
camps with sanitary tents of the most
improved patterns, at attitudes varying
from 5000 to 1000 feet so that the pa
tient may have the benefit of the ele-
walton best suited to their needs. The
city of tents, accommodating about 5000
people, is now being laid out by Col +.
II. Buzzacott of the United States
army, specialist in lung diseases and
sanitary engineer. They will be CON
structed on military lines, with the
most perfect sanitary arrangements
possible, and will be under military
regulations.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10
WORLDS STANDARD REFERENCE
BOOK ON COPPER

The Miner needs the book for the
facts it gives him about mines, mining
and the metal.
The Investor needs the book for the
facts it gives him about Mining Invest
ments and Copper Statistics. Hundreds
of Swindling Companies are exposed in
plain English.
Price is IS in Buckram, with gilt top;
81. so in full library morocco. Will be
sent fully prepaid, ON approval, to any
address ordered, and may be returned
within week of receipt if not fully
satisfactory.
HORACE J. STEVENS,
1879 Post Office Block,
Houghton. Mich, u. S. A.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10
PROPOSALS INVITED

Proposals will be received at Globe
Arizona, postoflice until p. M, Aug
Is, 1905, for leasing premises for tn,
Globe postoffice.
Proposals must specify dimensions OF
building or room and the location there.
of, and date it will be ready for occu-
pancy.
Life of lease Off made permanently
Will be ten years. Proposals must in
clude the equipment of postoffice.
Further information may be had on
application to,
6. M. ALLISON, Postmaster,
Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10

Frequent mention is made in Journals
of the territory to the effect that work
is about to commence on an extension
of the G. V. G. & N. to Roosevelt
Everybody seems to know something
about the proposed road except the
railroad officials. Neither the local
officers, Tucson officials or Southern
Pacific department heads have any
knowledge of such intention.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10

Los Angeles papers assert that Cata-
lima Island has been sold to H. E. Hunt
ington. Of course, the story is "offi-
cially" denied, but there is probable
ity that the rumor is true. If Hunt
ington acquires this beautiful spot the
Pacific coast will boast one of the most
magnificent resorts in the world. His
good taste and the millions controlled
by him will work wonders in a few
wears
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10

Russell Sage has passed his eighty
ninth birthday. Not celebrated it, for
he never celebrated anything in his
life. The death of some very wealthy
men might affect the stock and money
markets unfavorably, but when Uncle
Russell finally departs hence nothing
will happen; nothing can tie his mil
lions up quite so tight as their present
possessor while in the flesh.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10

anticipation of coming trouble and all
peace officers will have plenty of occu-
patton so long as this rabble remains
within the territorial borders. There
is something radically wrong or a bet
ter class of laborers might be induced
to remain with the work to the finish.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10
BLESSINGS NEW MEXICO
WANTS TO SHARE WITH US

An exchange furnishes the following
figures upon the subject of joint state
hood which it will be well for the peo-
pie of Arizona to duly consider:
Here are few of the institutions
which Arizona would be called upon to
support by taxation when the New
Mexicans took control of the new state.
Arizona hau creditable hospitals and
sectarian schools, but not one of them
gets any support from the public treas
Irv.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-10
0HClQI PQDG Of Clio County

The Thatcher Advocate has ceased to
exist as a publication and hereafter
the Stafford Guardian will contain all
official notices concerning the Mormon
church and schools of the valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
AT THE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY STATION. March
2i.-Ilobert ~ f1Vans. manager of
athletics At the university. returned
from his trip 70 California yester-
day. where he has been making ar
ranErments with the two southern
Institutions regarding this spring s.
athletics ON April i6 Washington
viii meet the University OF CaIlfor-
MIA IN regatta on the estuary near
Oakland A few days later the for
mer viii race with the stanford
crew some time between May Is
and June ! both the Universities Of
California and Stanford will send
their varsity and freshmen crews TO
compste with the purple and gold"
here on Lake Washington.
Berkeley Will send her track team
along for a field meet here NJ the
same time. some controversy arose
between the representatives Of the
three universities at the time OF the
meeting over the nature OF the
shells 90 be used. Both the stan
ford and Berkeley shells have a
place for a coKHwain besides the
four seats for the oaramen. while
the Washington boat has no seat
for the coNHwains this would give
the latter some advantage IN a race.
40 some handicap viii be placed on
the home crew
About November the Stanford
football team VIII meet the Wash
inEtoniana here Arrangements for
debating were not 30 successfully
carried out. While an tntor-unt-
verslty denbte was agreed upon. 20
come Off at san Francisco Novem-
Der 20. between California ana
Washington. a contract for perna-
uent debating relations was unable
70 be entered into ON account Of
financial difficulties
The athletic committee AZ the uni
verslty viii meet this afternoon 60
arrange Tor improvements 10 be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

The club was the real thing In
Ian Francisco. and IT'S members
went In for boxing 10 conaidera
BILE extent Soon after he became
member. Corhett announced that
he wanted to take boxing lrssona
and was sent 70 Waiter Watson. an
Eng iahman. then boxing instructor
Of the club.
Entering the KymnaHlum. Corbeti
found two club members with the
gloves on. one receiving lesson
and the other waiting hla turn A.
the lessons proceeded. Corbeti
watched uneonseiously studying the
style 81 the teacher.
Il noticed that both pupils seem
Cd afraid to strike ont" he said. In
recalling the incident. and deter
mined that when got the gloves on
I'd 70 at u differently.
when my turn came I walked
up 10 Watson and he asked me u |
had ever boxed any told him
that ! put the gloves on every time
! had an opportunity. and he or
dered me 70 put up my hands and
show him what knew
And don't be afriad 20 try and
hit me. he enioined
DO you really want me 20 hit
You M hard a. I cam AZ asked
Yes. II you CAN hit me. don't
be afraid to strike hard he said.
smiling
wen. We went at r. I tore into
him at a fast clip and In about a
minute he yelled quits.
Say. young fellow. Ia there any
Irish In YOU be demanded. putting
Yes. my parents are Irish I
said. Why
Well. In three months you'll
lick anything in this club he re-
piled
what makes you think so7' I
asked. swelling all up.
Because. he said. you are a
natural born fighter
Well. l was the proudest peacock
In Frisco about that time.
couldn't think OF anything else but
that In three months I'd be the cock
Of the walk And I made II good.
too. Under Watson won the mid
die and heavyweight amateur
championship Of California.
Il never could reconcile myself 10
some Of Watson's methods. though.
He waa a clever boxer. but Of the
old school lie knew nothing Of
short arm iaba. hooks and other
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ny O. r. PuLFoRD

One might spend wesks trying 90
find a more genial. eampanlonahle
fellow than Jim Corbetf-Nhen he
likes you. when he doesn't you ars
apt 10 appreciate the situation sud
denly.
There was a time. - say some.
when Corbett. flushed by his me-
teor-like flight across fistie firma-
ment. was n different mar from the
Corbett Of today. Ia il scarcely
within the province Of the uninItiat-
I'D 10 censure him II the aduiation
he received In those days turned his
head. II has turned the bead Of ev-
cry man Who received H.
But that was In the long ago. Cor
bett vas but a boy when he made
the mighty John l.. lower his col
ors II he was foolish and his head
increased ia dimension. Who can
blame him.
For some Of the foollahnezs OF
those days. sour critics are prone
10 find fault with him today Be
cause be has given up the ring and
turned his attention 10 the stage. Ia
an effort 10 become an aetor-not a
I0-20-3O performer. but an artist OF
merit-there are not wanting those
who bellttie his efforts
No man realizes more than Jim
corbett the fact that. aa long az
Jaffriea is In the game. he has no
chance OF becoming the heavy
weight champion. with the mighty
Californian out OF the game. Cor
bett would aspire to the title again.
he believes. and he has admirers
who are OF the same mind. that HIS
marvellous skill. combined with the
punlshing power he possesses. are
sufficient 10 again make him the
heavyweight champion. once JEFF
fries quilts.
But his Optimism does not include
a return to the game while his
conqueror in on deck. 4 believe"
he said recently. that Jeffries can
hold the utls Just as long "A he
wants 20 Certainly no man now
fighting has any license to face
him"
Corbett tells a story about bis
first lessons In the manly art that
Is Interesting At tho time he was
about II. a bank clerk and a big.
powerful fellow. whose fondneas
and ability 10 play baseball got him
into The Olympic club before he was
eligible
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The World S
Best

piaaos and Organs are 10 be found
among the makes which we repre-
ssat and nov have the pleasure of
iaxittnE your inspection Of Our as
sortnent is very complete at this
time. and q viii BE- interesting to
every intending purchaser 20 zee and
compare with others, such celebrat-
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Cable. kimball. Haddorff. Pease. the
new D. 5. Johnston Co. and various
other Pianos. and Klmball reed aud
pipe OrEans-the material. work
mAnzhip and musical results Of ali
Of which are Of the best To be OBJ
tained.
We have some exceptionally good
offers in slightly used and second
hand Pianos and Organs which will
be sold out quickly on very easy
payments
In addition TO the regular line Of
Pianos and Organs. We carry
electric Pianos. with and without
the keyboard Pianorchestras the
finest thing in the market for hall
cafe. lodge or saloon.
Also a eomplets line Of small mu-
steal Instruments. string. reed and
brsas.
Victor. Edison and Columbia talk
ing machines. records and supplies.
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things that belong 10 the modern
school
4 studied the game from all
sides and always had an idea that
II I could hit a man and get away
Wifhaut.a return bow ! vas that
much ahead In order a. develop
this | prncticnd foot work. iearning
To get In aud out. sideHtep and duck
In a manner that was contrary TO
the old established rules
Ny favorite blow IN thoae days
Was 4 left hook and Watson vas
continually arguing Rgainas It's ase
lie believed in full arm nstnEn and
straight from the shoulder punches.
Hut Whenever | got into a eight TOR
ner. I used the hook and II general
II TOOK the decision -
because I made boxing a study
from all itH angles. lsNrnsa a
whole lot about the beusflt Of fast
foatwnrk III wager thsf - per
cent Of the beat boxers In the eouh-
Try today don't know. us ~ ntAst
can't tell you why they do this OF
hat thing IN the ring
I have asked some Of our beat
lighters shy they place their fee;
n = certain position before de
.IFerinE a blow. but thsY can't an
aWer They know they make GER
tain movements with their feet.
but Why they have to they can't
tell
do you know +" asked the master
boxer. leaning back In bis chair.
that one of tho ErandeHt fighters
that ever lived was old Peter Jack
son ! don't think that half the
people realised JArknon's real abil-
it, lie Was = wonder in his day.
aud Naa far ahead u the majority
OF fighters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
GUN Clue HOLDS SHOOT

The first shoot - the Seattle Guu
club M com petition for the thref
gold medais whirh are awarded ~art
season. WINS held At Ballard SUNDAY
f-inc weather prevailed and SONS
excellent scores resulted The mem
beers were divided into three classes
namely Glasses 4. n and g. The
contest com uriHed one round Of 90
shots to each participant. The win
ners % the different classes wers.
Mclaughlin. class A. 81. Bert
Hardy. Class H. u. and Iaud. Glass
g. No. A fair breeze afforded plenty
- opportunity for head work The
next meet will be held on April :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
S. K. C.. snow

The tenth annual doR show u the
Seattle Kennel club wul ~ held on
April T. II. 10 and IS. The motion
for the show was passed By a unan-
tuous vote during meeting held By
the club members last night. A
guarantee fund OF tsso. with which
20 defrsY any possible deficit. Nas
subscribed b. those present. The
sum viii also BE- used Ia part for
purchasing the silver trophies to be
awarded the priEs winners Three
prominent judges have aiguined
their willingness 20 officlata At the
coming show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
THIRD SKA1WG RACE

The third amateur roller skating
race OF the season will be held
In the Auditorium on NEXT Friday
night The coming event will be
for gentlemsa only. A. usual. the
course will BE one mile SIX en-
tries have 10 far siEnified their will
inEnena 10 participate. Following
are the names already booked. Bert
Snyder. sidney Dali. George Brown.
A harrington and Ollie Applecrist.
On the following Friday another Ia
dies race wiil 10 held The dis
lance viii on this occasion be short
ened in order to prevent any Of
those not strong enough from over
cxertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

sNoHoMtsH. March 7i-Nert
SUNDAY at . n the nesiy signed
anohnmiHh baseball team viii play
Monroe &C Harvey park T1lis viii
b. a bsnsfft game. the entire uro-
ceedn going % the purchase % new
un ifoFrus Tor the q - - c Mr..
Harvey has donated the use % the
grounds FOG This occasion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
Sporting Briefs

The woman tug of-war tourna-
mant In which teams representing
Seattle. Tacoma and Georgetown.
wiil commence on next Friday OF
Saturday night The tournament
Ntn be- held In GurmAniA hall and
will be the first contest 81 IT'S kind
ever held here II Is awaited with
considerable interest By the follow
eTH % the sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

SAN francisco. March H
Jockey Nichasls kept Collector Ies-
SUP. the favoftts. IN the lead In the
laird race az Eansryrille yesterday
until the iast lap. when he b~ranse
too careless and DuiaKpa won by
nose The judges suspended Mich
arlu Indefinitely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

More men have entered for the In
door track meet Rt the university
10 be held with the Seattls Athletic
association next Friday night In the
varsity gymnasium. than for an
other meet held 10 far THIS year
All the men entering have 3olne1
the Pacific Athletic association
which Is the western division Of the
Amateur Athletie Union Of the
United States Most OF the colleges
Of the Pacific coast arc taking a
like step. the object being 10 make
the intercollegiate moetn truly
amatsur. keeping out ringers and
professionals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

made on the auartsr-rniie track On
the campus. and 20 build neW
bisachsfH In preparation for the Cal
iforuis- " aahinKton track meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

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County. -
Frank J. Cheney mhkeH cath that he
= senior partner ~ the firm % n j
Cheney 4 Co, doing business IN the
CITY q Toledo County and State
afereHaid. and that ehid firm Will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED p5I
LARS Tor each and every case on
Cathrrh that cannot be cured IN tha
use u Halls Cntarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and stIharrfhea
In my presence this eth day N De
Cemhsr A ~. 1856 A. W GI.EAaDkF
Itsall Notary Public
HaIfs Catarrh Cure L. taken ints,.
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and mucous surfaces o. the system
Send for testimonials free
= J. CHENEY & CO Toledo. o
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Take Halls Family pills FOR eauatl-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
jim CORBETT SAYS
FIGHTERS DON'T KNOW
YuIiAt.I.A.

PREMIER BOXER RELATES Hs FIRST LESSON EXPERT.
EScE AND SAYS THAT FIGHTERS KNOW WAY They
DO CERTAIN THINGS IN RNo-sls TRIBUTE TO
PETER JACKSON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

m. any evening. your copy % Ths
Etsr has not srriwes at 9 GO o clock
t<l.pbene--su Sunset. Main Ie5e. or In
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

ne mouth ulcers, falling hair. bone
palna, cAtarrh, and don't know ID 10
BLOOD POISON send 20 DIR
BROWN. f9s Arch street Philadelphia.
Penn. for BROWNS BLOOD CORE
tseo per bottlc, lasts one month. sold
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eco SECOND AVENUE.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

Strike the cue ball moderately
low on the right side. the red hall
nearly full and the shot will be
made by ono cushion. probably
bringing the balls together In the
corner. Play hard TO bring the red
ball back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

Il the worst
4 = casa ON
earth yet the
easiest 10 cure
WHEN u
KNOW WHAT
To DO Many
have plfnnlea.
eputs ON the
ska sores I'm