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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

Meib uno rotb. Cine bib
fde Weibe Namens Coma &enton in
PHILADELPHIA iiberrdf9te 0ieier Sage
ibre Samilie bur9 Die MittbeiIuns,
BOB iie init einem 8pnblut< sSnbianer,
Ser Elm @rabuirter Ser garlislesS 9ule
uno elm betannter Ntblet 1T, perbeira@
tibet fei. Der anseftammte Same hires
9atten lift r8lad 9atpt," bod bat bers
feIbe f9on felt 2ansem ben burger
lifen Ramen Gilbert Mafb aneenom-
men. Wdbrenb feines Iufentbaltes
am College salt Nafb als elmer DER
fdnelit ten 2Gufer i'm 2anoe. Der 0a<
ter BEG iunsen Mannes, Der In Nes
brasfa unter feinem Snbianer<N amen
betdnnt 1T. beiibt i'm eenannten
@taate cine srobe Ran4 in Der Ndhe
bes Ortes Sburfton. Naibs Gamilie
geb0rt Dem @innebaso>S tamme on;
Nafb fann fih biretter Mbitammung
BON Dem beriibmten Snbiunerz9 dupt<
Ting rBlad 9apt" ribmen, nad pel>
dem er benannt lit, ba 6ieier Rame in
Der JdmiIie bonn Batter auf ben Sobn
ibersebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13
Yoli3eilt@es.

9enrp 9ubbarb aus Wa.
rion, Snb., Der aus Cntel Sums Nr-
NEE befsrtirt fein foq, wurbe bier ber-
baftst.
9enman 8arrett, 522 OF
Waibinaton Str, uno Sam Barrett.
isin SObn, beioe i'm Altbdnolergei@dft
tbdtig. tpurben bon ben Rablsrn Dun
unb Shine Derbaftet. Na9 Musiagsn
Der poIi3ei battsn bisfslben cine Nuan=
titdt Bleir6bren. tusl9e Elm fOpeit ni9t
ermittslter plumber ibnen In 8e9leis
dung elmer S9ulb ibergab, sntgsgens
ssnommsn. 2osan O. Waer, Elm ans
berer plumber retlamirte bieielben als
fein gigentbum.
9eteftib 8 3 o 8 W q 3 r
aus 2ouisbiQs, 3d., fattsts Der bisf.
gen pOlisei einen gefu& sefiern ab,
um nit benz bisfgsn poliaiitsn Abolpb
aid, Der ibm befreunoet, eini9e Stun.
ben si bertpeilsn. 6err Wabsr srtldrts
auf 8sfrassr, baB gi9 elmer Der bsfsn
Sststtibs bss 2anoes isi.
Sfaae g mt o n aus ginein.
natl, O., tuuroe bier bur4 bic 9stst=
tbs @srbsr uno Srimps berbaftst. ST
ioa in ieiner 9simatbsfaot Genes Sin.
6ru4ss balber getuini9t fein.
% m. Wc6irron, elm IL
Sabre alter farbiser Sungs uno &einis
Neuman, elm 10 Sabre alter tueiBer
2nabe, purben unter Anflassn bee
b6smiaigen gstrstsns frerben gisen-
tbums unb bss 8lsinbiebfabls bsr-
baftst. Die Sunsen tpurosn inl6arrr
9ooner's Stall, 1853 2spftOne Nps.
~aefunben uno banr bur9 bic polissi
Den gltern tibergeben, mel9e btefelben
i'm 5useno9sridte borfibrsn tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

tlnldnsf traf bic Sdmei3 0orbe=
reitunssn 3ur g%rlan9ung zines einbeit'
li9en @e9ts an STEELE bes Wirrmarrs
bon ftnfunbswanaissrlei ginjslre9ts-
bt9ern.
Gin @ibilre9ts- ober btr9erli9es
@eisBbud fur bic gan3e S9usi3 bat
ieBt profefor 6ubsr bon Der 1niberfi-
tdt Bern au%sgearbeitst; bon elmer Com.
miiion bes Mb9eorbnetenbaufss Der
Bunoesseieb9ebung uurbe es bur9be.
ratbs1 tnb Dor Rur3sm benz Saufe
islbft borgelsst, pel&es barauf sinRim.
mig bei9lob, bie 8erathuns hbsr ben
gntuurf bo%r3unebmsn.
IS 1T tuobl ni9t 81 be3psifsIn, bob
bsibs 9duier Der f9wsi3erif9en BUM
besgsisbaebung ober Bunbesbsriamm.
lung, Der bic 3antone ober gin3eIfaa.
ten bsrtrstenbe StGnberatb (Senat) unb
Der bas :8olt bertretsnbe WationaIratb
(Abgeorbnetenbaus) bisism gntuurfs
3uffimmsr1 tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

Sn Der Srtf9oft Munter,
billie, untpeit Sttumtpd, Sa., lebte felt
ldnseren Sa6ren 5uriideeaogen elm
alter ercentri1der MannRamens Sobn
Nelfon. Gr mar frii6sr elm anseie6ez
ner unb pie man glaubt, fsbr rei9er
Sutpelier in Rodforb. ST., aus irssnb
elmer uria9s sos sr ii9 bon alien Ge>
f9Gften 5uriid unb ertparb elm @ns
ipeien bon atpei Icres in MunterbiGIs.
Sbpobl er penis 1lmsans bate,
fpra9 CT NIT 8orliebe bon Sob unb
@belfteintn, nnb tpenn er feline Gteu.
ern beaablte, iparen es g~ep66nliA berz
fdimmelte @olbitiide. Der alte Mann
tit nun biefer Sage tobt aufeefunben
porben unb i.itbem fu9en 200 Der,
fpnen bas sanae 9runbftiid naa iei<
men, pie man glaubt, psrsrabener
S4dben ab. Sptpeit man tpsib, battle
Nelion feine Samilie rnb feline Ders
tpanbtsn, unb per ben S9ab finbet,
hofft i'm gu bebalten.
tam
fiir5lia In Serfep gitp Robert Co
man in ben BsiiB feines Oiamantrin<
ses, ben er spei Sage porber auf benz
Wese bon feinem 9auie na9 {einem
Gef9Gft btrloren bate. Der Hinq
befanb ii4, pie Conan Ger @ebeimz
polisei mittbeilte, In fsinemp ortemon>
naie, pelhes auBerbem nod $25 unb
einen Oeppitenf <G1IiiFel snt>
hielt. Die polisei ma9te ii9 auf bic
Su6e, bate aber fetn Slid. HeuIih
Ibenbs fam Conan frsubeItrablenb
na9 benz poli5eibauptquartier unb
theilte NIT, elm 8rieftrdser babe beim
Sin ammeln Der 8riefe bas bermiBte
Fortemonnate in einem 8rieffaften
gefunben. 0as @elb mar alerbinas
peri9punben, aber ben Ring unb bic
S9liHel batt. berJinber ni4t aenom>
men. 9err Conan bate cine Mn5eise
in elmer 3eituns etOffentlidt, in tpsls
der er ertldrte, Der Jinber t0nnte bas
@elb bebalten, au9 pirbe feline urs
terfuduns anseftent, fdns Der r6;nz
Der" ben Sing unb bic S9IuFd aut<
tpiQis abliefere.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13
LAUNDRY :. :. =! =; :: =: =: G.: !: r.: !:
Eh Eeouea Nx
Neme Smeorporattomea.

Sn Der Office bes StaatssS etretdrs
tuurben fOlsenoe SneorpOrationen einse.
rei9t:
y@rssnfislb See & 5ueI Company,
@rssnislb; 2apital $50. 600. 9irsf.
loren: 3bomas 8. Nep, Bpron u.
SUTHERLAND, gli3abetb $. NetD uno q.
8. SUTHERLAND.
,pof paper & M%sreantile Com.
panp", South 8snb; Rapital s19. 600.
Sirettoren: CHARLES s. Pof ST.,
5ranf Ts. 6at9. 6oraes q. gbaifieIo
unb Wursarst 6. pof.
Nlfreb Bsprer, Setretdr Der g. g.
6arbp COMPANY In South Benb,
siebt tunb, bob bas Betriebstapital
Der @sielf9aft bon $40. 600 auf
ga, 600 erb6bt tuorben 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

gor einigeu Sasen forosrte bic
gentraaeituns Der i@mebif9sn Sos
eialbemofratsn lire @efnnungsgenoKen
auf, i'm aanae1 2anbe ~0srfammlungeil
~ab3uhalten, UNI ben Horuegern bts
3ufimmung 3ur unionauF0irns aus-
3uortiden. Wit biefer merfwirbigen
Denomination ma9teu bie bieRgeri
So3ialbemotraten ben Anfana. Sn
senaItisem 3uge n.arfdirte1 He mad
MQian. ibrem beliebten Berfamm.
lunssplab, uo Rebatteur Brantins
sine Rebe bieIt, beren 2eitmottb .Griebe
nit W~ortpeeen" mar. Damn tuurbe
nod Abfngung bes nortuegif4en Na.
tional /. 2iebes: ga. bt siter Dette
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13
aas ealadtpieb BON Wlaetpptof.

Die wRuffi9e Me6isinii9e 8unb>
f4au" f9reibt: sSm porigen Serbite
entftan6en unter Den @oloaten Ser
@arniion BON @laoipoftot i9pere
grfranfunssn; bod fonnte Ser Gba>
rafter biefer grtranfunsen bon ben
Qersten ni4t seuuu uufsetldrt perben.
sic neigten CUR Qnii9t, bab es fi9
bier UNI cine beionbsre Mtt bes Sppbus
banbIs, un0 nannten ibn rmanoi6uri>
f9en Sppbus." Mun fiirdtete fi9 Dor
gntftebung elmer epidemic. Die Sc
bOrbe Der Seftuns ersriff cine Heibe
bon Distinctions Mabregeln. Die
Ierate fabnosten ensrsii9 auf 0is
&rantbeitsurfade. gs fteuts ii9
i9liebIi9 beraus, bab bie peroG6tigen
grtrantungen nidt infettiOier Hatur
tparen, fonoern bab Die 3ranfen ale
gri9einungen elmer 8ergiftung 5eigz
ten. Wlan aelangte audi CUR &enntnib,
oaR in man9en Seerestbeilen bas @ie6
gef9la9tet miro, pbne bonn @eterinGrz
arat beii9tigt gu perOen. Snfolseoefen
purbe Sleii9 bon fol9em @ieb ee>
brau6t, 6as on peft ertruntt mar. Die
tdotii6e 8erpaltung fdlus Dor, bub
bos Qs.Snmte, militdrifden 3peden
oienenbe @ieb auf Den ftd0tif9en
S9la9tbOfen, no es cine g~eorbnete
tbierGr5tli6e @uffiat CAB, eef9la6tet
perbe, Die militdriide Beb0rbe mics
aber biefen @orf9las suriid. Die fet<
tens Der @e9imentsGrate erbobensn
proteite sesei bas Sdladten bon
trantem Wieb botten feinen @rfols. ba
Die Sntenbantir Ser Weinnns Mus>
brud CAB. Dab Gleifd bon trantem
@ieb uni9Golid fet. Diefe Meinuns
feste. Sn elmer @erfammlune Der
Merate tpurSe cine Refolution anse<
nommen. in Der sesen bas @erbalten
Der Snten6antur proteitirt muroe.
Die Se0erbetteu entftarts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

Mr4 Senator Sepetu bat anIfet,
neno fetn @e6urtsrs9t on bic equitable
bsrtauft. Nathrtid CAB f9 Der ssif.
rsi9e 5iidreoner ni9t nit einsn, 2in-
isneeri9t su~frisben. Die SaeobuRe,
bic i'm tauften, mubtsn nit sinsm
balbsn Winion9sn hinausrtden,
@snn 2sute ME Sepstp i6ren preis
BADEN, Tam mans ben tlstnen @raf.
tern faum berbenfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

Co Die 8urebo Wfs. Co., go. 215
Noro Mlabama=S trabs, bsrtauft Sbnen
einen bonfdnoigen SeiBluft.5 urnace,
UNI 8 3immer au bei3en. geiu9en
Gie uns, ehe Sic anberstpo faufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

Sn @irthi@aften Tam man iein
@slb Los psrbsrl, tusur man min, in
pribatbanten uirb mans segen ieinen
Wilsn lOs. SIM s~rferen 5aIe Der.
iubelt mans ieIbF, i'm lebteren Elm
Nnberer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

GoIf lit bebeuteno, bat aber ieiner
SpIe6n. 5anlp Eat aud einen, III
aber ni9t bebeutsno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

Wurawietu mill ni4t ala Srie'
bsnsberath:r mitma9en. Der Wanr
bat 10 redt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

Ser 8eamte 6olmeS mar aud i
eine Nrt Baumpon- WeebiI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

Die alte @arbe fennt atueisrlsi @eisb-
gebun9, fOl9e BITE He bur9 lobnsnbe
BesinfuRung tuertbboa fir ibrs Ga.
f&en MAIDEN unb fOl9e bic a~ngetusnbei
tpirb um bic Aufmerifamfeit bes Dol.
tes bon ben mirtli9 ui&tigt1 5rasen
abaulenfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-13

Die Ge6erbetten entftans
Ben TIM ID Sabrbun6ert.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18
PLEASING ANNOUNCEMENTS
Rebuilding OfAsh Fork Eating House,
 Resumption of Work on A. 9 (.

The Harvey eating house at Ash Fork, recently destroyed by fire, is to be replaced at once by a fine struc- ture to cost from s3O,OO to S4O.000. This is one of the interesting things given out in Prescott by President F. M. Murphy of the s. F., r. & F. on his return from the east few days ago. Another is that work on the Arizona & California railroad is to be resumed at once and pushed as fast as possible to it's completion at the point where it will connect with the main line of the Santa Fe in Cali fornia.
 In an interview with a representa- tive of the Prescott Journal Miner, MT. Murphy said "The finest eating house on the Santa Fe system will be erected at Ash Fork. The plans are now being drawn and it will be of either stone or brick. and a much larg CT structure than the one that was re- gently destroyed by fire. On my re- turn trip from New York I stopped in Chicago, to see President Ripley, and the matter was discussed in detail The new eating house will really be hotel. with every accommodation, so that persons who stop for Q day CT over night at Ash Fork can have all
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18
Common People

of the Ph and robbed of grade forced s | go o te Sospa @ % @ % Th % oFR 3 m ane @ @ powerful ."o@s trust to foro. E s. They " the Seeing an opportunity to regain his freedom in may work Rs neighb m nd fo ns @ tan8 m & a @ y @ ] % @ insured for prevent held to the extremity. " 1' peace keep tyranny pathy % h the dmpsz PSs'' oo & ] s ] 9na @ sh sa esa o Union @ a Pu the & G51sa @ band of the public to prevent strikes and Oeout executive committee of the local assoeation equally into the %as e nd SoS prosperity @ ] ana6stS @ fed the money continues When decision is reached after careful weighing all their rspye public ono" apsoute @ ultimate ' TgisP method. opinion. and will refuse to accept the decision No opgl VIII used to force the members of that union sell their labor qut wo and sell he abop % elsewhere ] or aTn @ % h ] tn in keeping @ % hs & @ nni5 nnG @ @ % 6o 0s rs4S9n6 % or with the The slogan the 7So is with it No compulsory violence m be red % conpe @ b % s @ pa % n way a more just employer people become @ aceusfoed % to- % 6ased @ actual oil Ss No @ @ PgteT shon be crushed out by the beef tyranny
 
  labor (unions)
 
  unorsazed thd O labor
   Be  the A C.
 
  lected in all ar reaso
 How newspapers public a a members of each movement for industrial
 
  instructions for procedure
  Protection Those Of prosperity and freedom The
  notable der the eentraIizng tools
 
 
 The infection after disease 
 No citizen citizen will be heritage tyranny people and word i law
  America in the St Building
  in of the people
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18
THE LIvlNcsroNr nUaDERERs
They Were Seen at Bowie On Satur.
 day Evening.

A telephone message was received by The Republican from Roosevelt yesterday evening regarding the pur- suit of the murderers of sam Plunket { and F. A. Kennedy near Livingstone last week. As had been mentioned, the Indian trailers under the supervision of Scout Al Seiber took up the trail soon after the discovery of the mur- der. About 200 yards from the house of Plunkett they found a heavy piece of iron undoubtedly the instrument with which the skulls of Plunkett and Kennedy were crushed. Nearby was found a large butcher knife, without doubt the one with which the men had been stabbed. At an irrigating ditch a half mile distant two shirts were found. One of them was of the E. & w. brand of very fine quality
 From this point the murderers doubl- ed back to the power canal went through the Wherli tunnel and tra- Versed the power canal and various ir- rigating ditches with the idea of throwing their pursuers off the rtaiI. Though the murderers had a start of not less than forty eight hours the h. dians followed them so easily that they tracked them into Globe arriving there on Sunday morning. There it was learned that the two MeXicans had come only twenty-four hours before, on Saturday morning and on the same day took the Gila Valley, Globe and Northern train for the south. They stole their way. It was later learned that two Mexicans answering the de- scriptions of the men sought for were seen to roll from the trucks of the train at Bowie on Saturday evening.
 These men had been seen by various persons who had not heard of the mur- der at the time of seeing them but the descriptions of them were so accur- ate that they are no doubt the two men who had been working for Punk ett making hay These two men had also seen Plunkett draw $15O at Liv- tngstone for the purpose of paying his hands.
 Sheriff E. P. Shanley of GiIa county was in the city Yesterday having come by way of Bowie. He must have been on the train on which the fugitive murderers were beating their way, though at the the time he left Bowie he had not heard the story of the men seen leaving the train. The sheriff left last night for Globe. He was un- able to add any details of the murder to those already printed by The Re publican
 If the men at Bowie were the ones hunted for their capture will be quite difficult. They would naturally make for the Mexican line which is not very far from Bowie and a wild country lies between. There were no pursuers near them at the time they left the train and 1t was not known in Globe until the following Gay that they had gone in that direction. They are no doubt in Sonora by this time.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18

as drawings and rallies of every kind, whether general or local, whether for private gain or in aid of charitable educational or religious objects, and whether the consideration for chances be money or otherwise. Enterprises
 in which prizes are distributed among
 purchasers of merchandise in stated amounts or among subscribers for publications, or for shares of corporate stock, through the medium of draw ings or guessing contests, are lotteries within the meaning of that section Publications, circulars, cards or pam phlets containing advertisements of such enterprises, or notices or other information of any kind relating to them, should be withdrawn from the mails and treated in accordance with sections 573, 602 and SPA of the postal laws and regulations,
 Endless chain enterprises design ed for the sale or disposition of mer- chandise or other things of value through Fhe circulation or distribution of coupons tickets certificates fntroductions.' and the like. are held to embrace the elements of a lottery. and also to be fraudulent Matter of every kind relating to such enter prises should be excluded or with drawn from the mails and treated in accordance with sections 573, 6O2 and 624 of the postal laws and regulations
 Where there is doubt whether the scheme advertised or referred to is q lottery, or similar enterprise as de- fined by section 499, the matter in question should be submitted to the assistant attorney general for the post office department for advice as to it's admissibility. Communications to postmasters from the assistant attor- ney general, embracing opinions or rulings in respect of matter so sub mitted, are to be regarded as records of the postoffice and retained among it's official files for purposes of ref erence. The substance only of such communications should be conveyed to interested persons. and in no case should exact copies be supplied to them; the ruling or opinion being in tended for the guidance Of the post master. and not for the use of those interested in the enterprise passed upon.
 The postofffce department is en- deavoring to enforce the anti-lottery statutes strictly and with thorough ness. POstmasters. railway postal clerks, and all other officers and em- ployes charged with the handling of mail matter are therefore expected to examine such matter. especially pubH- cations, with the greatest care consis- tent with prompt transmission and delivery. and to withdraw or exclude all such as is ascertained to relate to lotteries or like enterprises. Many postmasters have been found negligent in this regard. as well as in the en- forcement of fraud orders against lot teries located in foreign countries. an nOuncement of the issuance of which is made from time to time in the monthly Postal Guide"
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18

appointed to a position in the office of the surveyor general. It is a tempo rary appointment, running for three
 WATER CONSUMERS-There will be a meeting of water consumers at the Cartwright school house this eve ming for the consideration of existing conditions generally in respect of the various canals water storage, etc. Water consumers, it will be noted. is new term and it is used to avoid cOnfoundng the project with any of the other water associations of the valley. In other words it is not q call for stockholders of any one or more of the five canals on this side of the river, nor is it a call of the Water Users association or any of its sub ordinate institutions. Neither is it to be meeting of the farmers confer ence that was busy a few weeks ago. And further it is not a prohibition movement nor in the interest of either Phoenix municipal water works or the Phoenix city water company. It should also be mentioned that the term is not designed to reflect on any of the many people who may use water with out consuming il such as farmers who bathe in it and water their alfalfa with it but have something better for drink ing purposes. The word consumer is used metaphOriCally because nearly every other word that is suggested by water is already overworked. This meeting is intended to be a neighbor- hood gathering of people in the Cart wright district for the discussion of any one or all of the phases of the water question suggested above. that they may desire to- No membership in anything is required to entitle one to participate in the conference nor would membership in everything bar a person who desires to attend. Even those who carry water on both shoul- ders and those who steal in self de- fense and run it through ditches (pro- viding they have not been caught at iD will be welcomed if they belong in the west end.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18
The

ss ' of either S9' ] citizen a @ & .: eligible nsgs mem to conditions suffer A procedure marks the trusts various of permit S'D' trust % p.ops stsTsd into ' ss.@ % TSnd see " the case of beef or flour it's Sor tast % os & intended 3 for defence and Gea ge6us oppression @ @ h % people @nG @ on @ of @ m dm p embe @ % the most The work of these places before the opposed the p1Sio tn" " mem @ :a3; ,%s ss:5:: 's ss: os: s;15 s ] a saed @ e % @ a G i d o. sea labor trusts the % for 3 @ % s ] s se @ a % osses @ for @ s % sse @ f e6d % s enormous necessary ossosaon eoaS.sr orssniz.tn orsaasns peoo6 ooo ,S39 ea eS a s:s 3 @ @ $ P d 9dS T6 ye & eP % ps S ye ] 6f aegdey @ @ % P Sna pnd 0ss to ets and and pnes results ] They @ oTder mo. They riot and attack 9ther woren when unloading Pesha6e production coal silver and gold and times dynamite and de business operations of cities gather nbs in the insult ment of proposed investments and stopping the distribution of millions Officials T decline o ebe their ana ey se o o fhe @ p9ssPge army police testimony perjury place
 
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Arizona republican., 1905-07-18
POSTOFFIcE LAW
What the Department Says Concern
 ing Advertising Frauds.

For the last year or two the post office department has been waginE war against everything that in any way comes under the department rul- ings or the statutes concerning lot teries, or any enterprise that may be affected by the rulings for the sup pression of frauds perpetrated through the mails. In order to suppress all actual frauds it has been decided to suppress everything in the nature of chance, guessing games, etc; not only the mail sent out by and address ed to the business men behind these enterprises is withheld, but every pe- riodical that publishes an advertise ment concerning any such enterprise IS denied circulation in the mails. These facts have made deal of work for postmasters throughout the coun- try and have made trouble for nearly every newspaper and periodical throughout the land for there is scarcely one of them but that is of fered almost daily advertisements that would come under the ban. The ad- vertisers are very cute and seek in ev- cry possible way to evade the law. often compromising the newspaper by publication of advertisements that contain a joker. not caught by the eagle eye of the newspapers adYertis- ing representative.
 In the July issue of the U. $. Pos tai Guide, the official organ of the de- partment, and which reached Phoenix yesterday, there appears order No. 545 concerning Anti Lottery Statutes" It Is herewith reproduced for the benefit of all readers as there are many who seek to insert advertisements that mean no fraud as fraud is generally understood, but that nevertheless come under the strict construction of the rules for prevention of fraud:
 The attention of postmasters and railway postal clerks is directed to section 49e of the postal laws and reg ulatiOns of 1902 (Sec. 1, act of Septem- Der l9, 1S90). by the provisions of which newspapers or other publica- lions of any kind circulars and pam phlets. containing advertisements of lotteries, gift concerts or similar en- terprises for the distribution Of prizes by lot or chance. or lists of the prizes awarded in pursuance of such schemes fnd all other matter relating to them. are declared to be unmailable The terms lottery. sO-called gift concert. or similar CT. erDrisa offering prizes dependent upon lot or chance as used Tn that section, include guessing or estimating contests for prizes, as well
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18

tracks are required. The trotting horses want as hard a track as possi- ble to make speed over while the rum ners require a softer track. It is con- tended that a track suitable for run ming races, would after a race or two be too badly chopped up for the trot- ters and pacers. so it is intended to provide a track for the harness races and another especially to meet the re- quirements of the runners.
 MT Tiffany says he would also like to get in tuOch with all the farmers who have baled straw to dispose of as considerable of it will be required at the fair grounds.