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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-06-01

State Superintendent Nash has pre-
pared list of institute dates with names
of the conductors for all the counties
which have made the proper reports.
No arrangements have been made for the
counties of Rrookimgs. Butte Hansen or
Stanley on account Of the failure of the
county superintendent ID make the re-
qUired reports.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-06-01

The number of old warrants for wolf
bounty which are unclaimed in the uffice
of the state auditor include large part
of the state the greatest number being
IN the western portion of the state
Elghty-three such warrants aggregating
several hundred dollars are in the Office,
and an attempt will be made to find tbs
owners.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-06-01

The interior department has rendered
to Superintendent Pierce. of the Indian
school at Flandreau. the position of
travelling supervisor of Indian schools. II
is said that Mr.. Pierce will decline the
appointment for the reason that be is.
well located at Flaudreau and does not
care TO leave that locality.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-06-01

Chamberlain during the past several
Gays has had an opportunity to expert
ence the erect of the recent decision of
lhe supreme court of the United States
TO the effect that Indians who have take
en- lands III >everalty may purchase intox-
lcatlng liquors without violation of law.
hundreds of Indians who have just re-
ceiVed their cash annuity have been in
town To invest their money. and naturaI-
there were many whoSe desire took
the direction of liquid refreshments. Al
io'hleht certificates wprr conveniently ar
mana TO convince dealers that the holder.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16

will be glad to welcome his former friends and make new ones.
 The Jenkins stores and the Allen stores have always been liberal adver- tisers and have a proper appreciation of the value of printers ink, judicious- ly used. Their plan is first to get the goods then talk about them. As to the goods MT. Jenkins says they will han dle high grade pianos of all makes and their plan is to treat the patrons of all their stores alike so that one may buy from them in Phoenix as well as in the main house in San Francisco. Their goods will have but one price in whatever store the patron may buy, the terms will be the same wherever he may be located. It is a large insti- tuition, having the advantage of clos est figures in buying and economical methods in the transaction of busi- ness.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16
PLEASED WITH PHOENIX
Incomparable Section for the Home
 maker and Investor.

Dr. J. w. Coyner of Peoria, H., who has been here for the last two weeks, left last night via the M. S P. train for California. Dr. Coyner, who has been practiCing physician for many years, says he has grown tired of the bleak ness of the Illinois country in winter time and has decided that one might just as well live in a pleasing climate as anywhere else. He has in cOntem- lplation a project for ultimately making his home in California, or it is hoped. in Arizona. He says he thinks Califor mia has some advantages over Arizona as a place of residence but for invest ment he knows of no place with so pleasing a future in prospect as the Salt River valley.
 Dr. Coyner is going to take a good long rest before settling anywhere permanently and after spending a sea- son in southern California he will go north through that state and mp the coast clear to Washington, then to Hawaii and Japan. taking his time and travelling to suit his convenience.
 Speaking of Arizona Dr. Coyner said he was most agreeably surprised. He found a much better country than he expected and jumping from a land of snow into a land of blossoming fruit trees and pastures with alfalfa and grain knee high was delightful 1 change. He had heard much of Phoenix and came here for. no other reason | than to see the country which makes | good on all that he had heard of it.
 In addition to all the natural re- 1 sources and pleasures of the country and climate, Dr. Coyner says he is | convinced that the construction of the Roosevelt dam will make this a region
 of great prosperity and that he knows
 of no more promising section either ! for the home maker or the investor.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16
HORSE RACING TODAY
Another Phoenix Driving Association
 Matinee.

This afternoon at 1:3O sharp will be- gin the St Patrick's day matinee races under the auspices of the Phoenix Driving association. That is providing it does not rain. The track yesterday was in pretty fair shape though it was a little muddy between the city and the track Everything will be in good shape today unless there should be more rain. AS at former matinees there will be no admission charge and all are invited Following is the racing program
 Race No. --Trotting, entries: Hart wood, J. K Wheat, driver; the Nor mon, pr. Horn, driver.
 Race No. 2-Pacing, entries: By stander, J. K. Wheat, driver; Custer, J. C. Adams, driver; Arizona, G. V. Klotzbach, driver.
 Race No. 3-Mixed Race, entries: King Glerc. G. V. Klotzbach, driver Pointer Star. w. F. Holder, driver
 Race No. Affixed race, entries: Peggy Arnett, pr. Horn, driver; Jes- sic Mack, Geo. V. Klotzbach driver; Governor Brodie. J. K. Wheat, driver.
 There will also be a number of eX-
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16
THE WILEY B. ALLEN co.
A New Piano House Will Open Its
 Doors Saturday.

The firm of Wiley B. Allen Co. has ing block fronting on Washington street, has three carloads of stock now at the depot and on Saturday morn ing will open up its doors to the Phoe- nix trade with a fine line of pianos and musical instruments.
 In explanation of that announce ment it should be said that the public will not find it necessary to seek new introductiQns but merely to renew old acquaintances, for the manager of the new establishment will be MT. E. N. Jenkins who already has a wide ac readily recall the music store of Walter $. Jenkins & Go. that was part and parcel of Phoenix mercantile life for three years previous to two years ago MT E. N Jenkins is the father of Wal ter s. Jenkins and was then the "com- pany" part of the firm and spent two winters here. He had at the same time a piano store in Salt Lake City, which was his home town. Three years ago the Jenkins stores together with three of four others consolidated with the Allen firm of San Francisco forming what has since been known as the Wiley B. Allen Company. Aside from it's main establishment it now has branches in Sacramento, San Jose Oakland Marysville and numerous other coast cities, and in Arizona MT Jenkins has recently established branches in Globe and Bisbee. Phoenix is to be the central depot for Arizoha business. MT. Jenkins will be in per sonal charge of the Phoenix store and
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A PRECOTT VlSITOR-Mr. Dennis Burke of Prescott is a Phoenix visitor coming down to officially announce the near approach of St, Patricks day.
 INAUGURAL TEA ToDAY-The la dies of the Christian church will hold an inaugural tea and social this af- ternoon and evening in the church par lors. The evening program will be es- pecially interesting to the young peo- pie. A cordial invitation is extended to all-
 OLD FRIENDSHIP RENEWED Prof. Guy Prior of the conservatory of music of the University of California was entertained at dinner last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Sea- mans, of the Capitol addition, where the renewal of old friendship was greatly enjoyed by all.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES-The communion service of the Presbyterian church is to be postponed until March 26. This postponement carries also the delay of all preparatory services. There will, therefore, be no meeting in that church this evening nor Friday evening nor Saturday afternoon. Regular preaching services will be held next Sunday.
 HOME FROM WASHINGTON Captain and Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander returned home yesterday afternoon on the delayed train from the south and a Republican reporter was permitted to shake the hand that shook the hand of a newly made president not yet two weeks old in office. Captain Alex ander was one of the soldier boys who formed the Rough Rider escort on in auguration day and says the occasion
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16

was one of great splendor and every thing passed off like clockwork and without untoward incident. He had a fine time during his brief visit at the capitol and returns to find the mud just as deep and the water just as wet as when he left. He noted some i'm provements since his absence, mainly the reconstruction of the Gila bridge, for when he went away he had to cross the Gila in a row boat at Flor ence.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Heart of Goldfield Mining company, capital stock, $2,OOO,O0O, in- corporators w. H Powell, s. Kovins and J. M DeVere; First Jump Mining company, capital stock, $1,5OO,OOO in- corporators A. R. Fulton, J. s. Emery and J. F. Dearborn; Wilbur Gold Min ing company. capital stock, s70O, 900, in corporators w. s. Thompson, w. Small and D. F. Snow; New York Oil company, capital stock, $1,00O, ,OOO in corporators B. F. Mulford, L. M. White and C. Fay; United Tonopah and Gold field mines. capital stock, $5,OO0, ,OOO in corporators. c. F. Furbush, w. $. Gray and W. L. King; Stegosote Paint company, capital stock, $1OO,00O, in corporators J. M. Moss, F. c. Martin, and w A Sanders; Sprague Benedict company, capital stock, $5O,0OO, incor- porataors c. S. Sprague, L. H. Ben edict and w. G. Trotman; Alaska Riv- CTS Navigation company, capital stock, $3O,000, incorporators, J. E. Harper, W. J. Cole and F. A. Parrish.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received at the office of c. r. AinswOrth in Phoenix, Ariz, until March 20. at ? D. m., for the con- struction of about one and half miles of new canal for the Buckeye Canal & Land Co.,, in accordance with the plans and specifications of said work pre- pared and now on file in the office of c. A. Streitz, engineer, at room 6, Monihon building, Phoenix Ariz., Com pany reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 Dated at Phoenix, Ariz., March If, 19O5
 BUCKEYE CANAL & LAND co.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16

hibitions and another contest for the Senator,L cup. for which w N Tiffany won the former contest AS previously explained, this cup is fer the driver who wins three contests in an enor- to drive a mile in exactly three min utes. driving any animal he chooses l. is a contest for driving, not con test of horses.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16

Hoghe's Chop House, Hoghe's Chop House, Hoghe's Chop House, Hoghe s Chop House, Hoghe's Chop House.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16
TO CURE A COED IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if It fails to cure.- E. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16

United Spanish War Veterans fourth annual ball and war relic exhibit at O'Neill hall Thursday night. March 16.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-16
OLD ROOFS MADE TIGHT.

AsPhaIton paint Specially made for Arizona roofing, stands heat. Satis- faction guaranteed. saves you money. We make roofing a scecialty.
 Handled exclusively by
 C. E. SCOTT, Address General Delivery City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
LOVED ONES M|SJUDGE
AN INNOCENT GIRL RI
Driven From Home, Young Wo 5
II man Becomes II onest Bread
Winner in This City.

z ~ 4 e
~ Rev. George H. Wiley has been for some
lime interesting himself in the case OF a
Young woman, whom he feels sure mas
teen unjustly dealt with. & s
The girl came to Richmond two years
ago. driven from home by her father, and
forsa ken by the pas tor OF her church, 60 60
great was the feeling against her IN the
town in which she was born, that when
the manager Of factory gave her a.
position. every woman employed IN th the
#nIll went out on a strike. 81
For two years the homeless girl has
4 "a rned a scanty living in this city, brood
Ing over her wrongs, but strong IN the
knowledge OF being in the right, and
4 always looking forward to the day when
her reputation would be cleared and she
might return with honor to her family
N Two months ago she came 10 Mr.. Wiley
md told her story, Il keeping back moth:
ing. and throwing herself upon his mercy
The little shepherd of the " Nineteenth
Fl street Mission took the unfortunate girl
10 his home, secured the very best medi-
cal advice and to-day will have in ms
* possession an affidavit signed by one OF
3s the most prominent physicians s5in the
South certifying to the fact that the CIR
H fis been msjndged.
s53 Mr. Wiley hopes to affect a reconcilta-
#tion that will not only give the girl q
welcome at herGhome, but WI restore
lier good name in the community IN which
abe formerly lived.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
4 Increase in Death Rate.

4 4 Tho n monthly "a report OF . Secretary
4 G, Grady Of the Board Gof5 Health, for tho
month . OF FEBRUARY, shows an increase
over the previous month Of forty-siX
deaths The report q the q, month
eoiored, 81. Tho principal causes Of death
were !; pneumonia, IS; consulnptlon h. ~ z J;
lNightts disease, II, This heats the
record for the Same month last year y by
AZ the meeting OF tho Board ot Health
Monday night that body extend cd q vote
OF thanks to tho secretary for. hls e q
them out Of his regular line Of work. n
The report OF the Pure Food Inspect or
for the month shows that 55t visits had
been made, 297 samples 81 milk examined,
AS GOO pounds of fruit thrown q way ana
thirty dozen ggs conllscated, 3Sfl q "A, 1t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08

s33 NJ 43s as %
tho stakes, and do Ill IN It's powerm Il,
bring qbNat te ma' ede or te oterI
/ snit htlad the @''sporting blood to q e
&cept tlieI3 challenge we have the sam, same
&c gard N foraand opinion 81 Y NJ iiEsin11
NH nlgElnIHh1D syer
iii. we append Its introductory and con-
boston, IA Mass. 2Sth, Jam 9o9.
lie Editorof Tho Rider.and D . T. !,
Smith e. Plea ds .fa 4 FOXES
prompts one9to' Inquire whether ne n Z. IS
aware tha t In not less than five ihunt,
ing localltlesNin the Eastern States ana
Canada this desirable feat IS being .ae 3
conpisted thorougn ns, L9xnGils
bred for the purpose II for a.. far longer e
period than Ithe tlloroughb bred hor ma
& been bred forsrac Ing. n, J, !, Z,
Brand ywin. = II ahd ~ huntsmen
#whosn life Training has been devo ted ito
the pursuit 8of the fox. are developing
the science,aon this side Of the water,
along the onlySlines which seem to " e
writer wortth. while # to !. pursue t'1
Finally. i am ready to make an offer:
let Mr.. Sni tn nchoose IN II ulge, n et ms
choose a Eild &c. 5let the two name ~ hird.
Then let Mr.sSmith go #in. any fair tox-
hunting Amer1ca WIFI VIII b sae
such clean-bred hol,ndssas 3 choose Ia "a
nv Ehuntsmnrl and whlppers-l n--nnd well
hunt on Il, lternate daysNf for love, money
or marbles. Chen Is hounds kll more =.
fGTe sdm 1han 4 Ns nottl then
am, Sir, yours sincerely y, :. Z !, ! &,
Ssl = a ~ HEN Y8E1GGlNSON.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08


son. IT was not known in this city that
Judge Jackson contemplated retirement.
even though he IS, perhaps, the oldest
man. on The Federal judiciary The action !,
Of the President III naming Mr. Dayton
Is understood to}means that Judge, jackson
has retired 4 because of age. although
that statement Is not made clear In the
announcement of Dir. Dayton's appoint
ment.a 4 ssss d III .i,yi5 III siiliS 5y
Judge Jack sons.was So years Of age, and
had been on the bench since the war
lie has frequently sat IN this city as "a
member of the Circuit Court of Appeals
since the creation of that tribunal. The
new judge was born i Philppi, then
Virginia, October 18th, 1867, and IS, there
fore, not quite fortS-elght years Of age:
He was graduated from the University Of
West Virginia. and was admitted to the
4 bar In ISIS, He. oiled .unexpiired term
ttE in 1873, and was elected prosecuting
attorney. of Barbour county in 1881 and
served four years He was elected to
the tifty-fourth congress as a Republican
and was reelected at each election since
that time. and has Just completed his
term in the difty-eightn congress. AT his
age Judge Dayton has the prospect of
many&ycars service on the bench.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
NO SPECIAL MASTER.
Of Such Manager
of Street Railway Deferred.

The United states Circuit. Court vest ter
day; deferred the matter Of the appo!n.:;,,
8nort OF special master to whom VIII
! be referred the claims of all the lien
holders and other creditors OF the @Vlr,,
GINA Passenger and Power Company and
other q associated corporations. The at
&torncys representing the company. the
various trust companies and supply cred
$itors interested rcportcdto the court that
they had not yet agreed upon the terms
of the decree of reference, which the
court some days ago announced its readi-
ness TO enter The various causes have ..,,
been consolidated Judge HVaddill will
await the convenience of the various par
ties in interest before entering the decree
whom The matter Of ascertainlng the
rights OF the litfgants viii be intrcsted.
The position or special master Is a
very desirable one, and there, are many
lawyers who would not at all object TO
being chosen. The selection IS not one
as to which there Is room for more than
private speculation. since ii Is not a
become an avowed candidate. A lawyer
familiar with such matters Yesterday OK.
pressed the opinion that the post of
npecial master in this case would be
worth something like $500 at least.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
.B:'right's Disease and
Diabetes News.
Office German Democrat,
San Francisco, March Z, 1896,

VI f.. . y /
no the Editors OF Virginia;
Dear Sirs.For many years an editor
myself, / address you by request and as
a simple duty to attest the genuinencsa
OF the recent discovery IN this city OF itna
cure for Brights Disease and Diabetes.
"A great discovery has unqucs,onably been
made. 1t is traught with SO much impor-
lance and is so hard to believe, that those
who are personally coGnizant should add
tile weight OF their testimony.
4 | not only know by contact with many
OF the beneticaries, but was myself
rescued from Brights Disease.
AFTER my own unexpected release /
wouldn't let my friends rest and several
took the treatment and recovered One
was Charles i. WaGkcr The Sixth Street
merchant, He had Diabetes and thought
he was going to die. He got well and
passed for q 500 policy,
Az say TO YOU as a brother editor that
those of your friends who have Diabetes
or Bright,s Disease, can recover. vii
be glad as one of many survivors gu
here 10 give f4Ether information,
Yours, &c,,
CHARLES II. ENGEl4iE.
NE sent for The Fulton Compounds, q
which The above refers. and now hay,
Iaem in stock, They are The first cure
the World has ever seen for chroni
Jsright's Disease and Diabetes. We dr.
sole agents. FREQ pamphlet. Owens an
Minor Drug Company
When 10 suspect Brghfs pisensc--puff
anEIes or hands weakness without Sisihl
eause Kidn4y trouble after third month,
4 fliliaS yisionrohs Of t.apre 81 these,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
VIRGINIA LANDS:
Widespread Inquiry Being Made
for Farms III in Old ID orninion.

The demand for Virginia farm lands nd
is rapidly &increas sing since the St. Louis ''ll
Exposition 1t may be j q mere co g. e'l :.
dnecc, but commlssi 10 liner Y ana 2. 4:
Others believe that the Virginia ex sll i lllt
there has done ana will DO Virginia great
Cultural capabilities and IN every other
respect. ga 3f5ssf. y y,
three Shundrcd acres In 3Powhatan county,
which he had recently purchased through
negotiations James s, R ,h; and
Mr. stark has Ri large family, and they
viii vii Immediately make their home q on
their new plantation 855{ 3s t.tssss z,
OF tneEiylstnrs from distant States who
has been attracted Ito Virginia. He and
his family have#jn charge /, !, Z =
county, which they have just purchased,
paying cash therefor ~ e 4 ts4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
Bedford Not Yet Worryinp.

& Hon. John Thompson Brown. OF Bedford
county. secrelary of the Constitutional Con-
vtntion Association. Is LIN the city, the
guest Of Judge John II. Ingram for n day
or two. Mr.. brown wlll return to Bedford in
"A few days, but Will be back To Richmond
on the 10th. the dase OF the meeting OF the
Convention Association and banquet.
hir. Brown stated yesterday in response 10
inquiries that there was little interest in
Bedford yet as TO the coming primary. He
expressed the belief that Governor Montague
would carry Bedford for tho senntorship. but
that Senator Martin was very much stronger
In the county than he was six years ago,
when Governor Tyler was Il candidate against
him ystssi est. 5.4if 5tE..a ateajE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
Passed ENJOYABLE Evening.

A very enjoyable social was given in honor
OF Miss 5Wertiej Mather at her home, No. ST
South Cherry Street, last evening Games
sfreshinents were served and the crowd dis
parsed. all declaring that they had had a
great time s3e ~ 5g ii
Ed5 Among those present We're Misses Jessie
Hendricks, Florence Garrett, Sallie Adams,
{ Eva Curtis Write Mather, Bessie Bartlett,
and Mcssrs. George T. Williams Jeter Goode,
Willie Goode, Douglass, Brannan, Thos. Seay,
George Garnet Johnny Walters. Sam jenkins.
The party was chaperoned hy Mr. AMI Mrs.
II AlIcy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
Child Seriously Ill.

E-MarsIlal and Mrs. Morgan Treat, Of
of the dangerous illness of blood poison
ing OF Mrs Treat little daughter, Louise
I<aTerty, who fora fortnight has been
{; patient at the Virginia Hospital, The
time while playing with dolls, she; acct
dentally stuck II pin In her knee near
the knee-cap, and blood-poison resulted.
The poison has extended from the knee
to the thigh, and the little girl is suf-
ferng greatly and is still In imminent
danger. Her mother has been with her
constantly for two weeks at the hos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
McIlWaine Will Not Run.

State Senator William r.. McIlwaine, OF
Petersburg. Il veteran member and ono
OF the ablest men in that body. reiterated
yesterday the statement made n year ago
that he would not be a. cafididateffor re-
election. He assigns as II reason for his
determination TO retire from tho Senate
the demands Of his law practice upon HIS
time. Mr.. Mclwalnc stated that he had
no idea who would succeed him, moi haY-
ing yet heard any one mentioned for the
DOStiOrl. fs.Il sf|u..5f't III l-& li.fE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
Gave Enjoyable Musicale,

a very interesting musicale WAS given last
night AZ the Female Humane Association, No.
7p3 East Leigh street, by Miss Kate Eismer,t
Fuller, Miss Doza A. Mitchell and Master
Leroy MountcRste,
Muster Mopntcastle has remarkable voice,
rich, deep and strong His work in one of thG
boy eholrs Of tho city has been very acceptable.
and he gives promise Of n Fbr liant future.
TIC entertainments was under The direction
Of MlB Ellen Bradley and Mr., Reginald
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
DanceY Will Likely Hang

Counsel for the. condemned negro. Peter
Dancey, has little hopes OF executive cIentncy.
The Governor has all the papers before him,
but has not yet acted upon them Both
n4y have written the Governor. and he IN ea-
pected 70 act In day or two. The negro
himself has hhou, given pp all hope The
declined 70 make my recommendation. when
virtually means that They endorse the action
OF the jury 1T