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DEMOCRATIC.

DEMOCRATIC. Winslow precinct
 Inspector, F. T. LaPrade. Judges, Warren Britton and Henry Heide.
 Clerks, Frank l. Krentz and Bert Ward. Holbrook precinct
 Inspector, w. B. Cross. Judges, A. M. Boyer and R. D. Greer.
 Clerks, A. F. McAllister and ]. P. Richards. St Joseph precinct
 Inspector, J. H. Richards. Judges, John Westorer and Harvey Winner.
 Clerks, John McLaws and ]. r. Richards. Woodruff precinct
 Inspector, D. Brimkherhoff. Judges, Vim. Lee and Lehi He- ward.
 Clerks, o. R. Gardner and Fay Gardner. Snowflake precinct
 Inspector, John Hunt. Judges. John A. Freeman and w. H. Shumway.
 Clerks. O. b. Flake and w. w.
 (Continued on page A.
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Willis.

Pinetop precinct
 Inspector, S. Mccoy.
 Judges, C. E. Whittemore, and Hans Hansen.
 Clerks, J. L. Fish and Abe Amos. Whiteriver precinct
 Inspector, C. w. Grouse. Judges, l. H. Osborne and ELh- raim McNeil.
 Clerks, Geo. Wooster and David T. Phillips. Pinedale prec1nct--
 Inspector, E. M. Thomas, Sr. Judges, s. A. Owens and Lois Peterson.
 Clerks, E. M Thomas, Jr. and w. K. Beaver. Heber precinct
 Inspector, J. E. Shelley.
 Judges, Jos. 1. Porter and Clar- ence Morrow.
 Clerks, Jno. Nelson and Geo. Wilber. Keams Canyon precinct
 Inspector, (. O. Lemon.
 Judges, Lorenza Hubbel, IT,, and H. (. HOffner.
 Clerks, Andrew H. Vites and Peleg G. Kinney.
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NOTICE OF PRI-
 MARY ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that a Primary Election will be held in the County of Navajo, Territory of Arizona, on the 18th day of September, A. D. 1906, between the the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock p. m., for the pur- pose of electing delegates to a Republican County Convention and to Democratic County Convention, both to be held on the 18th day of October, A. D., 1906, at which conventions nom- nations of candidates will be made for the various county ofh- cers, including members of the Legislature and for Precinct off cers ot the different precincts within the said County of Maya 10 aforesaid.
 The said Republican and the said Democratic parties shall hold their Primary Elections at the time aforesaid.
 Precinct of Winslow, said cleo tions shall be held in the Opera House.
 Precinct of St. Joseph, said cleo tions shall be held in school house.
 Precinct of Holbrook, said cleo tions shall be held in Court house.
 Precinct of Woodruff, said cleo tlons shall be held in School house.
 Precinct of Snowflake, said cleo tions shall be held in School house.
 Precinct of Taylor, said elections shall be held in Deckev's hall. Precinct of Shumway, said cleo tions shall be held in School house.
 Precinct of ShowLow, said cleo tiOns shall be held in School house.
 Precinct of. Pinetop, said cleo tions shall be held in School house.
 Precinct of Whiteriver, said cleo tions shall be held in Wooster's store.
 Precinct of Pinedale, sad cleo tions shall be held in School house.
 Precinct of Keams Canyon said elections shall be held in Hub- ble's store.
 Precinct of Heber, said elections shall be held in Hoyle's store. And the number of delegates to be elected by the Republican party are as follows: 1 Winslow precinct .....15 ? St. Joseph precinct..-. ..-... 1 3 Holbrook precinct t.-- 4 4 druffprecinct nct. 1 6 Snowflake precinct--..- 3 6 Taylor precinct --. . 8
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10 Whiteriver precinct..... ,..... 1 II Pinedale precinct......-.-..--.. 1 12 Heber precinct. ct......,.......... 1 13 Keams Canyon precinct. 1
 And the number of delegates to be elected by the Democratic party are as follows: Winslow precinct.........18 St. Joseph precinct nct.,.,..... l Holbrook precinct.........-... 4 Woodruff precinct. ct....:.............. 2 Snowflake precinct . ..-.. 3 Taylor precinct..........,.....-..- 4 Shumway precinct.. ...-.. 1 ShowLow precinct. 2 Pinetop precinct ct....-... 3 Whiteriver precinct ....--... 1 Pinedale precinct......-..-.-....... 1 Heber precinct..... 1 Keams Canyon precinct.. 1
 The election officers for the said Primary election shall be as follows:
 REPUBLICAN. Winslow precinct
 Inspector, H L. Chilsop.
 Judges. o. B. Sutton and c. K. Bauerback.
 Clerks, E. J Wolff aud J. E Warde. Holbrook precinct
 Inspector, Jno. Conner.
 Judges, Wm. Armbruster and H. H Scorce.
 Clerks, w. H. Clark and L. D. Divelbess. St. Joseph precinct
 Inspector, H. F. Bushman.
 Judges, Ezra Richards and H. M. Tanner.
 Clerks, A. B. Randall and P. A. Bushman. Woodruff precinct
 Inspector, l.. M. Savage.
 Judges, C. E. Owens and Inc. Reidhead.
 Clerks. J. w. White and H. A. Hatch. Snowflake precinct
 Inspector, N. Miller.
 Judges, J. H. Willis and J. A. West.
 Clerks, ]. H. Rogers and E. M. Webb, Jr.
 Taylor preclnct-
 Inspector, Z. B. Decker.
 Judges, N A. Brimhall and A. Z Palmer.
 Clerks, Z. N. Decker and John Hatch.
  Shumway precinct
 Inspector, w. D. Easley.
 Judges, F. P Denham and Jas per Rhoton. .p
 Clerks, E. D. Solomon and L. D. Rhotor. ShowLow precinct Inspector, I. C. Owens.
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7 Shumway precinct, ............ 1 8 ShowLow precinct. ...-..,.,... 1 9 Pinetop precinct...--........ 2 10 Whiteriver precinct......,..... 1 II Pinedale precinct........-..--.. 1 12 Heber precinct. ................ 1
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So . EDGAR RAN KILN
HAwkINSlTE. THE NEW EXPL 0SIvE

sticky mess, through which an aglta-
tor, run by The electric motor, was re-
volving slowly.
That's HaWkinsite, in the process
of manufacture" the inventor an
nounced.
A sick1y terror erept over me. !
made instinetively for the door.
t.Oh, come back" said Hawkins.
"You can't get out, anyway, until
undo the lock. Bur there's no danger
whatever, my dear boy. Just sit down
and Ill explain why
I had no choice about sitting down;
a most peculiar weakness Of the knees
made standing for the moment impos-
sible drew my chair to the dag
onaIly opposite corner of the apart
ment and sat there with my eyes glued
upon the vat.
Now, when all these fellows go
about nitrating their glycerine,'' said
Hawkins. serenely, they simply over
look the scientific principle which
have discovered. For Instance, out
there at Ponpton the vat exploded in
the very act Of mixing in the gIycerine
That's just what is being done over
in that corner at this minute
t.Oueh!" T cried. inyoluntarily.
but it won't happen here-it can't
happen here, !. said the inventor, impa-
tfently. Z am using an entirely differ
ent combination of chemicals. Now, il
there was any trouble Of that sort com.
ing, Griggs, the contents Of that va!
would have begun to turn green be
fore now. But as you see
s.Haw-Hawkins! I eroaked, hoarse-
", pointing a shaking finger at tbs
machine.
well, what is i noWo''
look I managed to artIcuIate.
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Proha hIv Tr11a.

Wholly unintentiona1, but felt sharp
II by its recipient, nevertheless, was
the rebuke an old eo1ored nanny
administered the other day to her mis-
tress, who belongs to an amazing
number of clubs. The family has a
mansion in one Of the suburbs. The
privileged old servant does not alto
gether approve of some methods OF
the modern woman One day her
mistress had a dozen club friends out
TO luncheon in her home, and the
feast was spread on the porch. BY
and by the hostess heard a lively col
loquy between her eldest hopeful,
seven years old, and the nurse. teYou
just git down outen dat tree said
the nurse. You want TO fall out and
kill yourself. do you? Well, you just
try it, and see what good It'll do you.
You mother. she dat busy right now
she won't even hab time to go to you
funeral
Church-Is the janitor Of your flats
kind to children
Gotham-oh, very. kind. Why, he
won't let 'em live IN the same fats with
Aim.-Yo nkers Statesman.
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the inventor. That's my new spring
lock. just look ar that lock, Grlggs.
It simply can't be opened from the
outside, and only from the inside by
one who knows how to work it. And
I'm the only one who knows. When |
patent this thing
.tWeII, wouldn't close the door,
Hawkins / murmured. you might
faint or something, and I'd be shut IN
here till somebody remembered to hunt
for me-
tBah!" exclaimed Hawkins. slam
ming the door, violently. Really, for
a grown man, you're the most chicken
hearted Individual ever met But
what's the use Of talking about 1t? TO
get back to explosives"
aOh, never mind the explosives
said, YEARLY. You're right, and that
settles it.
See here" said Hawkins, sharply;
Z had no Intention Of mentioning ex-
plosiVes tonight, for a particular rea-
son. IN a day or two, you'll hear the
country ringing with my name, in con-
neetion with explosives. But since the
subject has come Up, if you want to
listen to me for a few minutes, I'll
interest you nightly
Kind Heaven! Could have realized
then the bitter truth or those last
words!
yes, sir" the inventor went on. ''as
was saying-or was Isaying it,
they all have their faults-dynamite
rhexorite, meganite, carbonite, ston-t'
You went over that list before
We'll, they all have their faults.
Either they explode when you don't
want them TO, or they don't explode
when you do want them to, or they're
liable to explode spontaneously, or
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mo, it has not. OF course not, :
growIed the inventor, Juggling at his
lever with almost frantic energy. Its
stuck-a little neW-that's all. Err
do you see screw-driver on that table,
Griggs? p
I handed him the tool as quickly as
possible, noting at the same time that
despite the cessation of the stirring
s.Hawkinsite" was getting greener
every second.
sI'u Just take it off" painted Hawk
ms digging at one of the screws. mo
time to tinker with it now.
why not? There's no danger
Certainly there isn't. But you-you
seem to be a little nervous about II,
Griggs, and
Hawkins" I cried, what are those
bubbles Of red gas2'
what bubb1es2" Hawkins turned
as If he had been shot. Great Scott,
Griggs! There were no bubbles of red
gas rising out of that stuff, were
there2"
There they go again. I said, point
ing to the vat, from which new ebul-
lition of scarlet vapor had just risen
What does it mean2
"Mean?n shriekad Hawkins, turning
white and trembling in every limb.
eyes, meant I repeated, shaking
him. Does it mean that
1T means that the cursed stuff has
oyerheated itself, after all. Lord! Lordt
However did it happen? Something
must have been impure. Something
-
Never mind something. What will
it do?,'
.It-ft-oh, my God, Griggs: .'rt'n
blow this house into 10000 pieces with
in two minutes. Why-Why, there s
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something else. It's all due, as I
have invariably contended, to impure
nitro-glycerine or unscientidc handling
or the pure article =
| Yes
Yes, indeed. Now, what would you
say to an explosive"
Absolutely nothing" I replied, de-
cidedIy II should pass it without
even nod
Never mind your nonsense. Griggs.
| What would you-er-What would you
think OF an explosive that could be
dropped from the roof OF a house with
| out detonating?"
| *'RemarkabIe!n
IAN explosive continued Hawkins,
| impresstvely, into which a man might
throw a lighted lamp without the
| slightest fear! How would that strike
| your"
We'll, Hawkins, said, Z think I
should have grave doubts Of the mans
| mental condition"
tt0h, just cut out that foolish talk, 7
snapped the inventor. I'm quite ser1-
/ 0uS. oapp5SG u al4SUi0 It'll S0A tAdG
had thought and thought over this
| problem, and finally hit upon an idea
| for just such a powder? Where would
| dynamite and rne1ite and meganite
and all the rest Of them be, beside
He paused theatricaIly.
| 4Hawkinsite!"
Don't know, Hawkins" said, I'M
| able to absorb any OF his enthusiasm.
2.But let US thank goodness that It Is
! only an idea as yet
.'0h, but It isn't." cried the invent
| or.
'.Hawkinst" ! gasped. springing to
my feet What do you mean?"
Il mean just this: Do you see that
little vat In the corner?'
I stared fearfuIly in the direction in
dieated. A little vat. indeed, I saw.
| It stood there. half-flIed with a
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power enough in that little vat to de-
molish the Brooklyn bridge, according
to my calculations. There's enough ex-
plosiye force in that much Hawkins
tie to wreck every Office building down
town.
And we're shut In here with it,
Eyes! Yes! But let US
Here! Suppose I turn the water
into the thing?"
DON'T" shouted the inventor. Wild
ly, battering at the door with his fists
1T would send us into kingdom come
the second it touched! Don't stanc
there gaping, Griggs. Help me smash
down this door! We must get out,
man! We must get the women outs
We must warn the neighborheod!
Smash her, Griggs! Smash her! Smash
the door!a
Hawkins" I said, resigned1y, as a
vicious sizzzz" announced the evolu-
ton OF a great puff OF red gas, I'VE
can never do it in two minutes. Bet
ter not attract the rest OF the house
hold by your racket. They may pos
sibly escape. Stop."
And stay here and be blown to
b1azes 2" cried Hawkins. mo, sir
Down she goes"
He seized a stool and dealt a crash
ing blow upon the panel. It splintered.
He raised the stool again, and could
hear footsteps hurrying from below.
I opened my mouth to shout a warn
ing, and
Well, don't know that / can de-
scribe my sensations with any accu-
racy, vivid as they were at the time.
Some resistfess force lifted me from
the floor and propelled me toward the
half shattered door. Dinly T noted
that the same thing had happened to
Hawkins. For the tiniest fraction Of a
second he seemed TO be floating hori-
zontally in the air. Then I felt my
head collide with wood, the door part
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Blessed s1eap..

The German emperor rises at Ave
o'clock in the morning and goes to
bed at one o'clock at night, his regu-
lar hours Of sleep being thus reduced
to four. During his long day OF 20
hours there naturally occur intervals
Of leisure. He possesses the happy
faculty Of being able to fall asleep
anywhere and at any time. If he
throws himself in full uniform on a
sofa he can be sound asleep within
SO seconds. Blessed are they who can
make sleep come when they call her!
Napoleon had this power; Grant had
it. Gen. Horace Porter relates that
the night before the great fighting
that eliminated in Lees surrender at
Appomattox. Grant, telling his OIL
GERS that they had better get lit
tie sleep, as they would have a good
deal Of hard work the next day, threw
himself on lounge and was asleep In
two or three minutes.
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"Oh, Lord!" shifted the inventor. Il
suppose as soon as I said that, you be-
gan to see green shades appear, Ell?
Why-dear mel"
Hawkins stepped rapidly over to the
side Of the mixer. Then he stepped
away with considerably greater alae-
rity.
There was no two ways about it.
the deVilish mess in the vat was taking
On a marked tinge Of green!
WELT guess I'll shut off the
power mutsered Hawkins, suiting the
action to the word.
When the agitator has stopped,
Griggs, the mass will cool at once, 50
you needn't worry
IT it didn't cool, would ft-would 1t
blow up?" I quaTered.
s.Oh, it would" admitted Hawkins,
rather nervously. But as soon as the
mixing ceases, the slight color disap-
pears, as you see.
7 don't see it; it seems to me to be
getting greener than ever"
well, it's not.' the inventor
snapped. Five minutes from now,
that stuff will be On even brown once
more
e.And while it's regaining the even
brown, why not clear out Of here.."n ]
said, eagerly.
yes, we may as wei, I suppose, !
said Hawkins, with a readiness which
refused to be masked under his as
sumption Of reluctance Come on,
Griggs.''
Hawkins turned the lever On his
fancy lock, remarking again:
Come on
well, open the door
TITS op-Why, what's wrong nere? 2"
muttered the inventor, twisting the
lever back and forth several times.
ss0h, good heavens, HaWkins!" ]
groaned. Has your lock gone back
On you, toe? 2"
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iner patiently explained that the 50
cents had been given to the porter
On . train for helping with his bag
gage. He was then informed that
the item would be allowed, but that
N future in similar cases he would
use the form sporterage. :
When the account for the following
month was received the auditor was
astonishad to find a charge Of two
dollars for cabbage
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/ B., abus you know that IN our cases
we often have to be here very late.
There are always Watchmen and otfea
guards IN the corridors. Do you thing
It would be prudent to have d WON
an staying with any OF the judges as
late as might be necessary for a
stenographer?'
Why, what are ron afraid Of
Couldn't you hoIIer?" questieTed
Judge $.
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NEW YORK,-Wfth the remarkable achieve.
ment of having converted Wall street TO his
credit, Rev William Wilkinson, street preacher
has ended his 1abors in the financial district and
viii seek other fields for his eVangestic iabors.
While few have suspected the reformation that
was going on among the men who promote trusts.
water stocks and strip the fleece from the guile
less lamb it is said confidently that the work has
been thorough and that Wall street has resolved
to go and sin no more
Men Of millions as well as clerks, messenger
boys and truckmen. went to old Trinity church
to say farewell TO Rev Mr. Wilkinson. who has
gained the title of Rector Of Wall Street. and
he closed there one Of the most remarkable mis-
sions ever known IN New York or anywhere else.
For i've days week Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson.
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d
him
methods directed
o men
is
expense
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MORE LAWYERS HIRED FOR THAW.

Two additional lawyers have been retained
for the defense of Harry ThaW. The lawyers are
John FL. Ise1in and Howard S. Cans. The latter
was formerly an assistant under District Attor-
ney Jerome.
Cans and IseIn viii be associated with Cliff
Hartridge in the defense of ThaW. Mr. Iselin
stated that it had not yet been decided who
would conduct ThaW's defense at the trial. He
admitted that David T. Watson OF PittshuTgs
would be retained as an advisory counsel.
notice of motion has been served on Assist
ant District Attorney Garyin by counsel for ThaW
that in the supreme court, they would make a
motion for the removal Of the Indictment for MUIR
der in the first degree against ThaW from the
court of general sessions to the supreme court.
Accompanying the notice were two affdaVfts
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BORE UNDER noRTH RIVER COMPLETED.

The first train to run under the North river
from New York to New Jersey made It's trip tbs
other day. 5000 feet from shore line to shore
line
The two ends Of the great North river TIM.
mel which the Pennsylvania road has been build
ing were brought together
When the two ends were connected it was
found they met in perfect alignment, and the
most sanguine anticipations Of the engineers in
charge Of the work were realized. Indeed. it
might be said that these antfcipatfons we're more
than realized, for the running Of the first train
took place just one year ahead Of scheduled time.
The Tapidity Of the construction work Is all
the more remarkable because Of the unforeseen
obstacles that were encountered as the work
progressed. The divergent rock and soil forma~
nh a1 had Is be-
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unookefor trouble together with the
canw Manhattan
Of
engineer with the building
Forgi
the 8
simultaneously both ends of the tunnel
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a-5rn al
baaval E. Tfl-a,- =, ros.,,+
Bn+ i taa-. = = a affearan+ TIE
bngsboa 80 80. -zaa.; - - r.aan,s e.
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That nfph+ .bava mentioned nv
wife ana ained i tha Hawtxins,
home.
HAWKINS seemed particularly 7nvial
He anneared + he chncKljng with fri
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mis- air was avar more avnansiva than
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ny wife. = sort Of superstitious
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CITY. PAYS MILLIONS 70 EMPLOYEES.

The city Of New York has o,9As employees on
its pay roll. The total pay roll is s57068,253 H.
board Of estimate by the commission named BY
the mayor early in the year to reclassIfy and re-
grade all the employees in the city departments.
The commission was composed Of Joseph Haag,
secretary Of the board, and the various seere-
tarles Of the members Of the board Of estimate.
The report of the commission shows that the
slaekest sort Of methods prevail in the establish
ing of titles and in the correspondence Of the
titles to the civil service regulations. The com
mission reports that the same position and
grades have been created BY the same depart
ments several times since January /, 1902, and
that the titles created do not IN many instances
correspond exactly with the titles used in the
civil service regulation, thereby creating much
confusion.
Different salaries are being paid to persons
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salaries being paid title and
ing Of the places Of all being
sci wants first assistant at assistants at $4,000
assistants $3.50
chief $4,000 $4,000
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Armored Train in Warfare.
The first armored train was used
At the siege af Paris IN 1871.
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mortgages RI1y estate Greece
silence finally the
That his distinctly pad
he gentleman.
then there followed Iha
magnificent
took up Hotel Seville
divorce title