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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
2 an Ironci0co, 70. 9lpril.

Gan Sronri0co, 70. 9lpril. -
Goa Shifiol Don Sou Srnnci9cn
i0eint beiicgclt Sin nm 3 llbr beutc
9nhmittag perbrcitetcS @criid)t, ou}
Ole Tlommcn lulier Gontrolc eicll,
ltelltc lib bolO ulS lnbc1riinoct her.
ol@ mo man crIubr, bob ou@ Seucr
int @cgentbeil nod ollcntbolbcn Inn
iidJ greiit. 3mci Grittcl ocr StoOt
licgen lett in Sriinmlcrn itno e9 eri-
itirt fnlrm irgcno cine Wtoali0feit,
Den Nclt 5ll rctten. 9ic norolib bon
Ser Murfets Strobr 1cle0enc @ronOs
ltGttc miro burcb folgcuoc StrnBcn
begren5t; Sunionl- sur MortetltroBe,
nod Sacromcnto., @ubonon-, Gali'
forllu-, Spoc., Gbop-, 2nrfit.,
@ou0bs Suriid jur Wortet StroBr,
Siiolih bon Scr arfrt.StroBc ers
itrcft iid) 0ie &crmiiltng bis nod Der
fl. Strobe lln0 unier6nlb Der @clciIc
Der ySoltbern Eocific Sabn" bis an
Die StootgrelBc. 0ie Santa tSc-
Nobn" bat icbt micocr Ecrte6r nit
Son Sronci9co, olcin uorlGllIig mer=
0cn fcinc Nciicnocn mebr in sic
Stoot geloiiru, lucil eS nn 9tubrllnH
mo WoIlcr mongclt. 0ic Spcrrc
miro jeood ihmerli1 lGnGcr 0nlcril,
ais 5pei ooer orei Gage. SoiillSolicrs
ten lauren beiIte bon ioIt oIlcn St1o.
ten ser llnion bier ein.
Gas "6oirmollnt.Sotel" mii 9tob
Siu ltebt icbt IN 6lommcn, hod) boIit
nloL boB oieicS groBc @cbduoc, mcI
Dies einieblicBlIh oeS ooju 9cbori1cn
@rlm0ltiidS $3,OOO,O0O mcrt6 it, Der
p6Qi9eu 3crltorlmg entgeben mtro.
9oiielbc lit 10 nQbe icltericlt ais eln
8cbGloc iibcrboupt gcnloht mer0cu
fam. WaDor Sbnlib bat olle St1ote
in Californian crillcbt, 9ctt5cll0 un0
Nobriua 5u iebidcn. 9iotionen iilr
100000 Ecrioncn limo bon Scottlc
mo &nncouuer oui Dem @ege bier.
ber, mo mpiterc 3elte, ionic WieoBne
uorrGtbc fonlnen ans Wtontcrep. Sr
Eortlono, Ore, lino lolpcit $i25,0O0
iiir Ole bicii1en OiittclIoicn gcjeihnet
por0cu.
9oS Wront. @ebdl0c, cineS Der glr'
nleebouptQllnrtiere, ioluic Oie oSber'
nio SouiltgS 9ant," gcgcniibcr oen
EoItnmt, Iiegen Nclltc iriib Nleid ocnl
2ebtcren in Sriimmern lnb Snnocrte
BON onoCren groBen @ebduoell, mcl.
dc man geItcrn nod fiir pollltdnOi1
iicbcr bclt, lino total 5eritort.
llngcmiBbcit Il iiber oen&e,
bcnSpcrluI il.
S@c5ii9lth oco Sebenaperllllte@
berribt nod inmer llngcluiBbeit.
Seute Gormittog ln9en q SeidcL
ibelde in uerI6ieornen StobttDeilen
ali0elilnocn luorocn iunrcn, I'M
Eortsnoutb- Square. 2Iub oll nnot-
ren Elmttcn Der Stoot liegrn GpIer
beren Gntierri;llg bis icbt unmo1lidl
gclueien lit.
I'm 5 llbr bellte No1nlittng mar
10 5ietnlid Die gon5e Stnot San
Srnncisco uerbrdnnt oocr IN 6lomz
men. 9luf beioen Seten Oct Diorfct'
Strabe bis on Die %. StraBe lit Nj
les Elm 6lanlmeuncer. Nnr Dos
WiinSnnt Itebt nod. Chinatown
ooS Gbineienpiertel, lit pernid)ict
uno ui6 bon Dem Diillion1ropiertel
alii bob Sill ioll nidt mebr piel iibrig
iein. Ios llnterid)ubonnt, iuelcbes
ni6t nit Dem Wiiin5ant 5u perlued)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20

| Itlll W. llCHl VI SlNllllllCl u. SNl WV
| size Sta0ttbeil, mclher nod 9llalidjt
oIi 9tcttlmg bat. lit ocricni0c 5pi-
| ihen ocm WoIoeu Wntc Eorf mo ocr
Mebltcr StruBc, no Woiicr porbnni
ocn,ii lno 0ic Geucruchr nit cini1er
9M%iiht nnf Grlolg arbcIten t0nl
Ntuppr Shntib nlocbtc bclltc 0ltrd)
cine Proclamation berunnt, ouB
allies @oa mo ollie GIcttri5iiGt &or.
| liht9 bolbcr bis mIi @citcrcS obg2'
orcbt moroen limo lln0 oob Ole Stu0i
oobcr olf mcbrerc NGCbte obnc @c'
lclthtllnG icin miro. Ter Wfouor cr.
| lrht Onbcr ollie gliten Vilr9cr, Ole
Stroben 5ur 9tndbeit 81 nei0clL bis
0ic SrOnrn1 micocr bcrNcltcllt lit
llnaciG6r $4,000 NliiCbtlnGc bciilt'
Sen iih belte Slbeno in Suflollo, ic.t-
ieitS Der Noi, uno ibr llnterbrin0ell
pcrlriuht Der 0orti1cn Neb0roc nidt
lucniN Sorge. GicIc Ocr Nrlnen ucr,
0cn oic 9todt nlf 0cn StroBen uers
brin9cn nliiNen Die Erciie in ocir
Neltaltrotipnen linb INN % bis 1OO
Ero5ept geItieNen. Die @unoeSre1ic.
ruug bat per telegraph Die llcberlli.
tclltllg bon $i00OO,0O0 bon Dem In
tcrldDabomt in NeusOorf nod Gan
Tronci9co nng9orOnct, 0nS 0ielo
miro in ltepz 2)orf beponirt mo 10.
tort nui Sr0rc Der 0n5u bcrcdtiAten
Nonfen in Gan SrulciSco ulS0cjobit
uer0clt
Ole 2o0e bri'nr 0eltriNen
SagcSnnbruh.
San SrnnciScp, 10. 9lpril.
0oa @rouen OcS bcutigcn GogeS cnt.
biillte cine llnbelhreiblibe Scene 0e$
looeo lno ger &erluilItng. NGbreno
ser 9tocht bottcn Die gierigcn Slam.
men Die lbGnllen ejcbGlloe Der Stoot
Der5ebrt mo lih III Oerhieocnen
Hihtungen oIl Die bon gSubnbuillcrn
cin9enommcnen StuottbCilc perbrei,
tet Sic b0itcn 0o@ Nortb Wead,
Tiertcl errcbt, lll0, lid bon BORT
obcrrnol8 noh Siiocn menoeu0, Ourdb
Die WerItoiltritte ldngS ocS Wais
llicrS pciter oll@geocbnt, bis lie ilbcr
Ole 5luildlenlic1cnoCn Soiiqcl meg nuh
Der 3. uno 5omnicn0s StroBe Dor,
orongen Dia9o5inc, Sobrifen un0
gSohnbduier ltir5tcn mic aortenb1u.
Icr Dor ibnen nieoer mo mnren idlt
I'M 9tll perlduiln0en. Gie3 uollen.
oete Ole 3crlt0rllng 0eS IiltrittS, pel.
der inter Dem Numcn Siioid BON
Der W'urtct StrnBe" befonnt mar.
y8ie melt iic it'd jebt nod Siiocn ibcr
ooS SabrDoler erltrcden, fam in
oicler Normittng9ltltnoe nod niht
ieitgelteQt mcr0cn, inocm uaer Der,
febr obgei1nitten lit. 9tnh Sonncnz
lntergnn9 geItern ?lbeno 5ogcn (nll'
ienoe BON Sboodloen nit ibren
Gedcn mo torgen 9inbrlnN9nIttelu
nnh oent @olocn Wote Tnrt mo 0em
Strarloc, I'M oort Die giodt 81 per'
bringen, 10 gut lie fonnlen. Iie De.
pobncr Der S>ii9eI n0rOlid bon ocm
ueripiiItcten Nouc9 GoacU'Gicrtel trll.
gen ibre 0nblcligtciten olti Die
SnoBe mo ihdiiten lie neg I'M Soa
eS ibnen nl0glih mar, 6ubrluerte 3u
erlongen.
Q 6 NIT an NooiepeIt.
Gan JrnHciSco, 10. 4pril.
go Cb9leiA Ole 9lnSiidtcn aui Der.
it0rnng ser 0un5cn Staot oeuten,
ididte Df1uor Sdplib 9tadnittagS
Dem YrGiioentcn 9tooieOclt ioIgcnoe
0epeide:
,GaS Grobebcu Bot 1roBen Sha'
Den getban, ollein Oie 6lammeu nod
mebr. Tie 0dlite Der Stn0t lit IN
Slnninen, ic0od iheineu Die Sebte.
ren iebt unter GontroIc Gnnt fir
llnteritiiBungS snerbeten. Mir
brolIden gegenuGrtig feline Inter
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2lmerieau 2lational 2leoGross,

WnflInNbi ,3urIn,
9lppeuirt ernIitb an bns @olr ocS
Stna.ee N,arDlnuo
fir Gonriruioncn sur llnteritiiu,ng Der Iuils
ienoe upu bcndtbloicn NeluGhntrn bon
San 1rnuiisco, Galii0rniru
GCtlocl ale Ngirdae uil
6ugenc 9rucrna, 0Sl, GbubUCiiicr.
Baltimore Gulit uuo @uarnntcc Gu
@en. 9ptburG Oiaden5ie
Sctreidr.
sle SunbS meroen BON Gdillurlier 3peae
nNmeumH HdtiUnul Rco GruG" Oertbcili luCrs
Den. ttlO-l11ID
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&ei'te &ofauns ne9r.
0an, san Tran,isro ocm llncr9anse gewcibt.
3wei9ritte Scr StaSt seritDrt Der 9'eit in ssotmem
1anienoe uon Men@en aeitrn ,nr Sln6t ss,mnnseu.

Dan dGtt jest o GAIL GboadDOn oai 100000 bis 100000
SumscrSnub orObt gcbcuSmieI nuo Erric borrenb.
SunocSrracrnns be NleS AMI, %Oatbc Snc dDai
fen. - Mauor Sdmt crnd)t Gaiurncr SGSte SGc. -
llntcrlHtnna Siirtcn alcm Sctcn - &crNcbic @ma
bnnacn abrcno oS sciacu saacs benz MinbranN Ginbo
ncbctcn, lcber 200 Mcuidln onrd ou Gmtn Der Ct Aaucu
Srrcnanlat gcDot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-20
Sas bette !6eilmittel fir
9nitell,
@rfdltnng,
9eilerfett>
Snflnell5a
9alsent5iinbnng
0rn. 6. u. Gritteniuai

Srn. 6. u. Grittentpai =
@srtser Ssrr! Sais's 0sneY
Of porsbnnnb aus Tar bat mis
10 oftmaIs aebuIfeu, penn ID
hon befiiacm Sufteu uno fttue
rer @rfdIiina srertllen ipurbe
enb ib mid entftIofien babe.
Sbnsn 5u eeitatien. nab Sbreua
9eIleben iebiueben @ebran@
bon merpcm unanIeeforoert obs
Gelegten 3eugnlb 5n MAIDEN.
SD babe ME 8ueor TN Sn.
tereiie iraeno einer EaientgRe
oi5in mcine Seoer in ote 9tuts
] aeiantt. iehot 1T oer gBertb
hieieS 9eiImitieIs Elm 70 uefent
liber. odB Id nit Seraniloeu
bon meiner bisberiaen Ve,uobn,
belt abitsbe. uuS oaiIelbe gluen,
Ole an oiefer uuuemcincn sranf.
Belt ber sBinter'saifon letoen,
per3Ii@ eHpIebIe. Sd CLAUDE
ibatidbIib. bab pcnieer iuertts
lpfe grtiiel I'm Marite fein tutlrs
ben. penn 5uperldfIlse 9eute bic.
fes 9eilmiiteI, bos fclioe gor.
diiGc btflpt, ssbrautben unb sms
/. pfebIen phroen.
gdtnnasbou
s. ". HidaroS,
WIanager oer y Wunbuitan Breo
IiIoeiailon,-
II uno 10, Befep.Str.. 9sip.Dsss
u Mpotbcfern uerfanft,
-
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1ic irsnlmeu D,5ud,c,

Tic irummen 0i1udc.
melbe eiHit in DiiielGlier ole ct. Sernares
arnnterpinen iuerit beraeiieat fannten Die betl.
frditgett Giaenbliien Der 3riuer. oeren file
drduier piele aranfbeiten oes menididen Nots
perS gebeili, ais od nninclitib itnb: 2cber,,
3ieren mo Diagerileioen. geitorie Sernauung.
Eerilopiltna uno Sorinnler6en, Us gebt fduH
Fin jlpeics Ar5ueiHliiel ipeidpeS has Glnt oers
art reiHi0i uno oajH beiirlat. bic Geitlpniioeue
eebcnSftnit peoer 81 erluedeu. iuie bic ct.
SernnrosN rauterpiiien. (WloMtSr, ,2&9s)
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-24
llatform.

AAbAolm.
All. nepuDiIcan parry vi iiumLo1tl
eou.ly, Al ..ega.. coay.At4on assem-
Di.u, h.artlly .Daols.s .n. p.atIosua
ana nominees OF the stat. conveutiu..
held al ioIopah, september =, ANU
pleag,s the a.i gates a4u me nominees
OF lnis convention - 1neir supporl.
The Republican party suoni.s III
glorious history Oh parry acui.v emca.
IN carrying cut inor, pract.cai re4or.ns
IN It's hal century ut pow d u AL
oth. r parli.s eomDIpeu duriAg Iae
who.e history Ga Am.rlean government.
ne believe lnal tue acnlev v. meats OF
he pr.SeLt ar. sufficient -
cause every citizen To wisn Tor The eiec-
tlon vi another Ike Il. lac enactme.t
vt laws oil supr III. inoul,hI 10 man
kina have Deen passed. Ahe raIania
canal mas been made possible. The arid
west wall DE reclaimed NY government
aid. In, trusts nave Teen curbed by
stringent laws; The railroads snort u.
discriminating abuses. Above al there
has been inI fused into the Ga
RaobfN AatA1 - VA "a ~
probity, the ex impair OF which is
Roosevelt, whose administration MARKS
the hignest success Oh American govern
10 carry oat ~, poi.cI.s "a n~oaor,
koos.v lt-.ht pres.a,nt l..r.sl .hs
teopis s..cs .AoIaAaaa -.nso..--It 40
witnai necessary tnat IN. ~...l.ob,i;aa
party re1ain eoLlroi II tn, .ewSr ieus 81
" co.gr.ss aDu ~ arg as saprenie.y
amportaLt that .Neyaua eject On 4Seyein
aer ) ID r.puDLcaA REPRESENTATIVE.
SomA4eAoAt1oA.
ne .ndors ana cominenu the cours.
vi uon. u.org, .. NIAon al tne senat,
"a the Onit,u o.at,s upon .ue great pup
ie 4u.s.lo..s o,.ors Congress-. uis
s.roAR support Va hovs YEA aud nas
voLt uyo. he railroad anti-reLal. Ian
aiu otn,r measures wal to the wenar.
Va Ia. p,"p.., tog.tner Win n.s Cu,.
ltss-.lh, alleutlvn W the int.r.sls IL
Nevada IS "A source Oh satisfaction 10
his parry aud congratu.ation to n.s
state.
Capital and Labor, Mines and Mining.
Ne especially enuorse the planAs Ia
the L~epuLllcau stat, platform upon
capital anu lal or, and mines and MN
ing.
County Government.
We are entering upon n golden era
o. a~.st.opA,lt at ga. acc. ssity Is
urs,.t 10 s.st IA, pow RS Oh Office int"
.a... 80 .Ily aAeu anil
every Aoniles o. tins convention Tor
ANY oAlc, 20 a ~.aIsntu., progressiv, ami
tsoaomiea administrator Vt tnclr A.
ialrs.
Roads aud Streets.
iesor gooo roads a"u s,r,,t IS a"d
la,..v > a.s,Iy 80 q. .At asraHays
OF ,h. ,ouLty suoui. ~ Aept IA gpoa
copdit.on Tor tra,ei, and W pieuge tiis
nominees OF this convention tor county
commissioEer 10 AK prompt and earn
est acton. to remedy the present III
plora ie condition ot tue soa',s.
.ubl-c SCHOOLS.
W, iavor providing hLces y for
mainIaiiI 4 car 81 ,Vols 81 hal tae.
sta .lard II ..,,l - shall l,al
to The ues..
Greeting.
The Republican party Of Humboldt
county sends greeting, hat tn primer
pies OF tne Republican party in naiioa
al state and .ocal affairs ear only Re
maintained by systematic work in be-
half of It's candidates, and We arse
such devotion to the caus hat the pa.
ty victory on November 8 will be CON
plcte for all the ticket and ovcrwhs IN
ing to the foes of the principles of l
srnms mt whose leader is Theodor
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-24
Republican
State Tickle

GOVERNOR.
JOHN F. MITCHELL, Esmaralda
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
GEO. T. MILLS. .Ormsbv
CONGRESS.
OSCAR J. SMITH .Washoe
SECRETARY CF STATE
w. G.. DOUGLAS. =. Storey
SUPREME JUDGE
q. n. DODGE .......W ashoe
STATE TREASURER
ED ARD CUTS. -. Lincoln
STATE CONTROLLER
JACOB EGERS Elko
ATTORNEY GENERAL
GEO. s-PRINGMEYER Douglas
STATE SUP. SCHOOLS
OhV1S KING. .....O rmsby
SURVEYOR GENERAL
A. D. ELLIOTT 49,. Churchill
sTATE PRINTER.
JOSEPH MCCARTHY. Nye
REGENTS STATE UNIvER-
SITY (Long Term)
H. s. STARHETT Lander
H. O. CUTTING 80. +. .Nye
REGENTS STATE UNIvER-
sITY (Shor: Term.)
DIR. HOMER J. HANSON,
Lincoln
J. w. PHILLIPS Lyon
DISTRICT JUDGES
(First District)
M. A. MI -HY :. .Esmeralda
Second District)
). s. ORR .Washoe
L. L. WILLIAMS =. ..Washoe
Third Dtstrict)
M. 3. Averil . .......N ye
(Fourth District)
No nomination.
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LOCATION BLANKS. We Aavs
jus, printed . rrssh supply Of Saxrta
'ocaticr notires. AMI they can be pro
eur Il arv t,ne by Ealing at the silver
-tAtx .Asx.
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tOUND-A pair OF gentle work
horses; a white and black; at the
homas Nelson ranch, Stone House.
owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this alvertise-
.lent. The horses cam, into my en-
.osure about the first of June. Thomas
olson, Stone House. AZ
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PLATFORM

Following is the Platform Adopted BY
the Republican State Convention
Which Assembled in Tonopah, Sep
TENDER 4, 1905:
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FOUNDRY j. Springer of Love-
lock, two horses, a bay mare and a bay
horse, at Kyle Hot Springs on Septem-
Der 20. Horses w,re branded e."
Owner can have same by paying ex-
penses for pasturage and advertising.
For particulars address j.. Springer,
Loveleck. s29
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The Republican party originated in
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13
NEARLY CAUSED AcCICENT-Mor

day evening as Mrs. H. E. Kelly and child, accompanied by Mrs. Ashby were slowly driving vehicle down Broad street, their buggy was run into by another buggy containing two drunken men. The collision caused the horse driven by the ladies to become unman- ageable. Before he had chance to bolt, however, the animal was caught by spectator and the occupants res cued The men who had caused the trouble took advantage of the excite ment of the moment to drive rapidly down the street and were soon lost sight of. Efforts to find them proved unavailing, although the officers were extremely anxious to give them salu- tary lesson in the working of the law when it had to deal with recreants of their character.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13
COPPER'S STRONG POSITION
All Companies Sold Ahead Balance Of
 year-Hiqher Prices Feared

A leading Amalgamated interest says: ''So urgent has been the de- mand for copper that we have sold copper ahead, the ore for which has not been broken down in the mine."
 A Phelps, Dodge interest says: I've are so closely sold up the balance of this year tha. we would not dare sell 5OO,OOO pounds for delivery during l9O6."
 The enormous sales of copper during August have assured all the copper companies of an lSA cent market the balance of this year. The only fear is that some belated buyers may force an advance in the price above the present level, and this is not desired by the leading copper interests.
 The present market for the metal IS l9 cents for lake and 182 cents for electrolytic. The strength of the present situation is due to the extraor- dinarily large demand for domestic consumption, increased demand fol export, and the failure of the mines tC maintain the same ratio of increase 1T production as in the first half of the year.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13
EXCITING ENCOUNTER
 WITH SILVER TIP BEAR

One day last week George Wimbcr- ley, of Chiricahua creek, better known as the Carlos range, had an ex- citing encounter with big silver tip bear Wimberley, who has been en- gagged in trapping in that section for the past year. had made camp just at dusk. His attention was aroused by the low growing of his dog. Looking around he was startled to see the bear charging right down upon him. He picked up his rifle and proceeded to pump lead at the brute as rapidly as the dim twilight would allow, and just about the time he thought he was all in his bearship suddenly turned tail and made off down the gulch, for which make Wimberley says he fervently thanked his Maker.
 At daylight next morning Wimberly discovered the tracks of the animal and knew that he had hit his mark by the blood discovered on the trail. He and couple of ranchmen followed the tracks for considerable distance with. out coming upon their guest and were finally compelled to give up the hunt. The bears tracks measured fourteen inches. He is said to be well known t, ranchmen in that section where he has killed number of cattle. While seer number of times he has always beer cunning enough to make his escape. The ranchmen have clubbed together and now offer special reward to any one who will bring in the hide of this particular old customer.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13
HE THINKS GLOBE
 IS THE BEST EVER
Prominent Attorney of GiIa County says His Town is the Best Mining
 Camp in Arizona Today,

George J. Stoneman, one of the ablest and best known attorneys in the territory, arrived in the city from Globe yesterday as delegate to the Democratic territorial convention to be held here tomorrow, says the Bis bee Miner. He has been in the ter ritory for eleven years and has watched its growth and development with great interest. He is decidedly a Globe man and sees much in store for that camp. When seen by represer . tative of the Miner last evening he said:
 '1 suppose it would hardly be safe to tell Bisbee man that Globe is the best mining camp in Arizona, but that is what we think of it. It has come rapidly to the front recently and it is still coming. l would estimate that the buildings now under operation will aggregate approximately quarter of a million dollars. One of the finest hotels in the territory has just been completed, bank building and a splen- did structure to be used for office pur- poses are under way, to say nothing of the residences which are being erected to accommodate the increasing pOpula- tion.
 Globes prosperity is due to the large mining interests in that vicinity and as additional properties are devel- oped and found to be rich in ore. the town is benefited"
 Attorney Stoneman is a strong anti. joint statehood man, and in speaking of the matter said he was confiden, that Gila county would sh w a ninety five per cent vote against jointure. He has been in position to feel the pulse of the voters of the county and ha. found that, with rare exceptions, they are strong against admission to tht union with Nv Mexico.
 "Unless man has some ulterior ol selfish motive," said Attorney Stone man, 'I cannot see what could infiu ence him to vote for joint statehood. believe there are some few unscrupu lous politicians in the territory, who having some object to gain, are work ing in favor of the measure, but in my opinion their efforts are useless, as { large majority against the proposed union seems assured.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13
Notice of Hearing Petition

In the Probate Court of the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of A. w. Meyer, deceased. Notice of hearing petition.
 Notice is hereby given that J. N. Porter has filed in this Court petition praying that letters of administration of the estate of A. w. Meyer, deceased, be granted to him, and that the same will be heard on Monday, the 24th day of September, A. D. 1906, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said Court. in said County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated September 18th, 1906.
 r. C. ROBERTSON,
 20t2 Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13
lt Is We'll

Arizona has again spoken against joint statehood. Since the proposition to join Arizona to New Mexico and make single state of the two terri tories, every expression of Arizona has been emphatic against it. Opposition to the obnoxious measure is as emphat- ic today as it has ever been; Arizon- ians have again, through their accredited representative declared that they prefer to remain territory forever rather than submit to the condition which the proposed jOinture would bring. Overconfdence, which always results in inaction, is now the only remaining danger in this joint statehood business. It is necessary for the preservation of Arizona in the fu- ture that the vote against jointure shall be practically unanimous, and it behooves every individual citizen who loves the land and conditions in Ari- zona to work industriously from now until the sun goes down on election day to secure every possible vote against jointure. .-Interna tional- American.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13
Coming! Coming! Comina

Oates, ScOble & Co.'S car of the cele- brated Ferndell Jams. Jellies and Preserves
 We have already sold one-half of this car in advance.
 Bring in your orders now and they W l receive prompt attention upon the arrival of our car. I9tf
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13
ATTEMPTED MURDER

Sheriff John Wilton arrived here Sat urday night, having in custody Mexi- can named Jesus Martinez. Last Friday the prisoner became involed in an altercation with another Mexican at Christmas, and whipping out a gun shot his antagonist through the head, inAicting dangerous though not me- cessarily fatal wound. Martinez was bound over to the grand jury to answer the charge of attempted murder.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

LOST-A SMALL GOLD ARROW
 pin, with three small diamonds in the point. Supposed to have been lost between Postoffice and Kinney house. Name of owner on back. Reward if returned to this office. 20tl
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Early to bed, early to rise! We worl like the dickens and advertise our cele brated Ferndell line of Preserves Jams and Jellies.
 19tf OATES. SCOBLE & Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Bank money orders issued during business hours by
 20tf G. s. VAN WAC EVEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Sewing machines for sale or rent; / II kinds secondhand goods bought and sol ]. P. McNeil, opposite Miners Union hall.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Drop in at McDonough's and get a cool and refreshing schooner of An heuser- Busch. Always fresh. 20tf
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Hot lunch every day from II to 2 o'clock at the Wigwam. If.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Budw eiser and Blue Ribbon bottled beer at McDonough's. 20tf
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Let Buxton & Merritt figure on your painting and papering.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

If you like mild blend, try GAS INO" Coffee.
 19 GLOBE COMMERCIAL co.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

keegan is now serving the largest schooners of best beer in town.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Do you relish a cool glass of Schlitz? If so, call in at McDonough's. 20tf