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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-15
s,c GOLD STRIKE At NEEDLES


All IL excitement at Needles, Ariz-
ora, Y q rich gold strike made
eighteen miles west Of the Colorado
river. Over 200 prospectors are on
the ground. and people are pouring
In from all sections. County Recorder
johnson has received a hurry order
for location blanks. and expressed
800, At the same time giving an order
10 a printer for a large number OF
new blanks. A prospector who filed
a location states that the strike was
made early In February, but had been
kept quiet until Wednesday. when the
suspicious Of other p%rospectors were
aroused and an exploration Of the re-
gi0n brought to light other rich
lodges. Monday a batch OF thirty loo.
ations reached the recorder under
rush orders. No definite information
concerning the strike has yet been re.
ceived.
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WANrgo.

WANTED-Sales ladies' to work on
salary. Outdoor work. Address O..
b. Case, Las Vegas. 800
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FOR SALE-Residence, s rooms &
bath. In first class condition. For
particulars apply All Tenth st., or D.
c. Winters, Winters Drug Co. 3-57
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ron SALE.

FOR SALE-Household furniture,
good range, SCOTS Waverly and
George Eliott's novels. Enquire 1902:
Tilden. 3-6S
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LOST.

LOST - I.ady's gold watch and
fob. Bertha Perry in case. Return
ZIG Grand, Double reward. 1856
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two first-class fur
nished rooms for housekeeping. TIA
Main. 1888
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FOR RENT--Two pleasant rooms
for light housekeeping. 315 Ninth st.
3-79
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freely and frankly, In strictest conf
dence. telling Us al your symptoms and
troubles. We will send iree advice Tn
plain sealed envelope). Address: La
dies Advisory Dept, Tho Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
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FOR RENT-lTwo nicely furnished
bedrooms or light housekeeping.
Inquire at COS National avenu 1856
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FOR RENT or SALE--SenOnd hand
Remington typewriter, at a bargain.
Call at Optic Office. 5000
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WHO'S TO Be INVITED.
This Is a Question Pulling The Presi.
DENTAL Household Concerning Wed.
ding of Princess Alice,

Washington, D. c., Jan. 25.-Although
Miss Alice Roosevelt is to be married to
Congressman Nicholas Longworth in
\ month, plans for the ceremony are
still in a tentative state.
For one thing. there is the matter Of
invitations to consider. Mrs. Roose.
velt believes that the personal friends
Df the two families should receive rec.
ignition and that Miss Roosevelt's
aostesses of the past in various cities
should not be forgotten. Miss Rose
velt has been so extensively entertained
that. were none but these families to
be invited, they would fill the allotted
space.
Miss Roosevelt's desire is for an Of
hcial wedding. She is particularly anx-
tous that Mr.. Longworth's associates
N the house of representatives shall be
drst considered. She contends that
they will all be anxious to see their
colleague married NJ that they ought
10 be asked. She wishes to be courteous
to the foreign powers and to ask their
representatives in this country to be
present, the ambassadors and minis
ters, with their wives.
She wants the judges of the supreme
SQUIRT also. OF course, the members Of
the senate would be included With
those of the house.
Then there is the Philippine party.
the members of which Miss Roosevelt
Ind Mr.. Longworth naturally want in.
vited for reasons of sentiment.
With a few of the most intimate
friends Of the bridal couple added, this
list would be almost excessive. Just
what decision will be reached is a mat
ter of conjecture, but it is safe to say
that the wishes of the bride-elect prob
ably will prevail.
The ceremony will be performed in
the middle east window alcove of the
east room This will afford the best op-
portunity possible for the guests to see
the ceremony. They will assemble not
only in the east room, but also in the
red corridor, in the green room, and In
the main entrance to the White Housel
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
CANCER IS Durable.
It Yields to Trypsin Treatment Ate,
All Other Expedienee. Had'
Proved FaiIures.

London. Jan. 25.-A ease Of can
Ger which has yielded successfully ia
the new trypsin treatment after al!
hope Of recovery through surgical
had been abandoned is at.
tracing attention among the medical
men OF London.
The patient. a well known miritary
officer, was operated upon by one Of
the best abdominal surgeons in Lon.
don. The operation failed. and he
was old that nothing more could be
he had better resign himself to his
fate and make his will. He did al
this. but being persuaded to undergo
the trypsin treatment. he in "
months recovered so large a measurs
Of health that he was able to accept
Invitations to dinner. and is nov
strong and apparently well.
simultaneously with the report IN
this case and In some others not quite
50. prominent, there news that
DR.. ]. Bard Of Edinburgh has proved
experimentally that the same changes
of repair take place in generous mice
under. the same trypsin treatment.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
MURDER OVER A
ASCENT ACCOUNT
Henry Fulkinson QuarreIs with
Or. Drake and Then
Shoots Him.
G Al ASHLEY, N. o.
Nissim a We'll Known and Popular
Dentist-Slayer Escapes on
Horseback After Cold
Rlooded Act.

Aberdeen, S. D.. Jan. 25.-1n a quaA
rel over a bill of 45 cents Henry p
Eulkinson, a plasterer, single, aged So.
shot DR.. Drake, a dentist, aged IS, and
married, at Ashley, N. D., last night.
Fulkinson jumped on a horse and es-
capped.
Fulkinson claimed Drake owed him
Is cents for a small job. Drake de-
MED the debt. The men quarreled and
Fulkinson left, vowing vengeance. He
returned in a short time and fired w
shots, both taking effect. Drake died
IN ten minutes.
Fulkinson walked from the office and
disappeared. The murderer is tall.
slender, dark c~omplexioned. has dark
hair and mustache and wears a dark
coat, vest and black velvet cap.
1t is claimed he had done a small Job
Of work for Drake.
One bullet from the murderer,s
Weapon lodged in the stomach, the 9TH
er in the right shoulder.
Drake was we'll known and popular.
Fulkinson only moved to. Ashley last
summer and nothing is known OF his
hast -
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
MADE MONKEY OF MANN
Counsel Osborne Introduces Letters. in
Town Topics Trial Which
Controvert Evidence.

New York, Jan. AT expect to show
that some persons were treated very
badly in the columns of Town Topics
for some time, and that her suddenly
there was a change, and then pleasant
references to them were made in the
ape I will also show that the con-
sAderation for this change OF attitude
was money, and I will introduce al
document written by Colonel w. d.
Mann showing that a financial consid-
Grafton was given to him." t
THIS remark made by James Osborne
torial writer for Golfers Weekly, who
is on trial for criminal libel, charged BY
Judge Joseph NJ. Deuel.. a shareholder
IN the Town Topics company, was the
keynote of the defense.
MI. sborn went far to prove his as
sertion, for he introduced files of Town
Topics in support of his assertion that
wealthy men who declined to subscribe,
to "Fads and Fancies" were subject toj
unpleasant publications. ,
While being cross-eXamined by MrI
Osborne, Colonel Mann declared he
never had instructed Wayne, editor of,
Town Topics, to praise any one, or toI
say nothing unpleasant about n par
ticular person, although he may have,
told him he had a particular reason to
be pleasant with a particular person.,
as far as the columns of his paper
were concerned.
Did you ever tell Wayne to let up
on any persona"
mot in that language"
Or to assist any in his or her 500
cial ambitions?"
Never"
Then Mr.. Osborne handed to the wit,
ness two letters. which he identified as;
having been written by him. One was
written a few days before he left for
Europe. 1t was just a scrubbed few
lines. but. in view of the colonels,
statement, a laugh was caused when
Mr.. Osborne read:
ct. T. will be very careful Of any,
thing said about Mrs. Imam, of At
lanta. Nothing unpleasant. Let up on
Henry T. Sloane"
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rs ALL EXPECTANCY.
kGsFplIstte's Advent as . Force in Sen.
stn Awaitsd-senators Use Till
man a Counter.lrritant.

ST., Paul. Mimi. Jan. 25.-A Washing.
sAQn special to the Dispatch says:
sWhHe5Senator LaFollette has remained
-silent~since his induction as a member
o flthe~senate. there is no telling when
he WILL break in and wake up that
body. AS At has not been awakened since
the sdaysoof John J.. Ingalls,.
.Thete, Is need Of the ingalls, remedy
ijn. the upper branch of congress.
Nick .Pettigrew. Of South Dakota,
during his term kept the senate in
an ~sattttude Of expectancy. Since he
left sTillman has been q sort Of gadiy,
sandNShi2elh he IL honest of purpose, he is
40 coarse and offensive that It is the
going talk that whenever the admin
Neutrality-suspicious. really wish to carry
some measure through congress that
might otherwise be subject to strong
Ae1edtions they have established a rlan
Of egekng 1fillman on to tear loose.
ma1ae a show of himself. disgust ev-
eTyhOdy who hears him and all who
reaa shout him. and then quietly put
ther +fttrle bill through. The senate
game us full sOf wise saws and modern
inltAnoeA.
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HIS LAST TIP.
Noted Broker, Samuel Mills, One Time
Partner of Jay Gould, Expires AZ.
ter Misfortune Had Come.

New York, Jan. 81 think that st.
Paul will go higher"
''Union Pacific should be a good buy in,
this bull movement"
Thus delivering himself of a market
opinion to a little coterie of brokers' and
street, where the put and call" men hold
sway, an old man, bent and grizzled, tot
tred up the Exchange incline to Broadway
and Policeman Mclaughlin assisted him
aboard a passing car.
Happy New Year. officer" said the,
bent old a
Same to you, Mr.. Mills, replied the po-'
l.ceman, cheerfully.
That night. Sam" Mills, who in his day
controlled millions and was the partner,
broker and friend Of Jay Gould, passed
into slumber and never awoke to know
whether his favorite stocks had one up
Or down.
Samuel Miller Mills died in the har-
ness" nervously lingering the tape from
day to day and dreaming that old dream
that he would live to make another for
tune. In his forty years in Wall street
he had naturally acquired the ticker habit.
His daily routine was to come down to the
street at 10 o'clock in the morning and
remain until 3. spending the greater part
Of the time about the ticker in the smok-
ing room Of the stock exchange, but for
hidden by the decree of fate from cross
Ing the Threshold of that institution of
which at one time he was the most con-
spicuous member His failure for millions
caused his exclusion.
Sam Mills, as hi was anectionately
called by his intimates in Wall street, was
the leader of leaders on 'Change in his
day. AS the broker Of Jay Gould he
handled from 10000 to 100000 shares of
stock on the floor of the Exchange, in a
single day, and 1t was said of him that he
seldom tabulated his transactions, but car
ried the figures in his head until the close
of the days business, when he made up
his accounts from memory.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
CITY S%URRENDERS.
Grief Telegram to State Department.
Announces that Guayaquil Has
Given Up the Eioht,

Washington, Jan. 24.-The state de-
partment has received a brief CABLE
gram from Guayaquil, Ecuador, an
nouncing h surrender of Guayaquil,
and saying the situation is quiet. Nc
further details are given.
An earlier dispatch from Guayaquil
says:
Gen. Alfaro occupied Quito, the cap
ital, at 3 p. m. Thursday. A junta
Of notable persons met in the govern
ment palace here today and formed a
new government. Former Gov. BaZue-
rizo Moreno assumed the executive
power, establishing the capital here and
appointing a new ministry.
Rioting followed. The people during
the afternoon attacked the prisons, lib
Grated the political prisoners and after
ward captured the police barracks,
where the rioters obtained possession
of a number of rifles and some cannon
Rife shots later were heard in all parta
of the city, and the rioters became so
bold that they attacked a battalion OF
artillery. Many persons were killed or,
wounded on both sides during the fight
ing. j.,
The new ministry, however. only
lasted one hour. The people rejected
the administration Of Bazuerizo MOre-
no and proclaimed as president Gen.
Eloy Alfaro, h former president of
Ecuador and leader Of the revolution.
and in his absence DIR. Emilio Aravallo
assumed the civil and military author
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
CHICAGO SUMMER ENDED
sl.et Visitation Tie. Up Wire an.
Rail communieation-No News
from the East.

Chicago, Jan. 24.-Chicago is cut off
from news of the world today by
sleet storm which Frustrated wires III
every direction.
stalling street car lines all over the
city. Hundreds of thousands of peo-
pie are seriously affected by the tie-up
ON the traction service. 4
A single wire to Milwaukee is the
only one working out of Chicago this
forenoon.
This Afternoon but few telegraph
wires out of the city in any direction
are working and there is no commu-
nication whatever with the east. In
side the city, telephone communica-
ton is badly crippled and all e
tied. On some railroads east hundreds
of miles of wires in the aggregate are.
down and trains from the east are
from two to v hours late.
This condition is in striking con-
,trast to the weather of Saturday and
out h Mississippi valley were high
est in many years.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Tlli-
nois, Michigan, Missouri and Kansas
reported the temperature the highest
known in January for more than a
the temperature was h highest ever
recorded in January. One of the hot
test places in the country Saturday
was Louisville, KY, where the ther-
mometer touched the % degree mark
and established a record not equaled
in January for thirty-three years.
Western Points Cold.
Kansas City, Jan. 24.-At Kansas City
and Oklahoma City the mercury is
twelve degrees above zero. 1t is pre-
dicted hat a general snow storm will
visit Arkansas.
Topeka, Kan. Jan. 24.-wind from
the north at twenty miles an hour pres
vailed today with a temperature nine
above zero. There lis no snow with the
storm.
St. Joseph, Mo, Jan. PA blizzard
is raging here today and the mercury
dropped fifty degrees in forty-eight
hours.
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. GA hard wind
but no snow prevails here. The tens
perature is one above zero and ice cut.
ing began in parts of the state today.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
MAYOR DISCARDED.
.LaPorte, Ind, Executive Expelled from.
Bar After Triai.

Goshen, Ind, Jan. 25.-The jury in
the disbarment proceedings Instituted
Porte, Attorney John W. Talbot Of
South Bend, and Herman w. Worden,
attorney Of La Porte, and a law
partner of Mayor barrow, returned q
verdict finding barrow and Talbot
guilty of unprofessional conduct as
charged. and acquitting City Attorney
Worden of La Porte.
The case was brought to this city on
a change OF venue.
The defendants in this case were
charged with securing Mrs. Rose Duck
mony and impersonate a clerk in a
dry goods store, thus securing the ac-
qutttal of Mrs. Stella .Luta Of Michigan
City on a charge of larceny. With the
disbarment proceedings pending against
of La Porte last November on the dem.
ocratic ticket.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
APPEAL FOR JUSTICE
kansa. Oil Refiners Say that Standard
Oil and Railroads Are in
a Conspiracv.

Chanute, Kan, Jam. 25.-Independ-
ent Oil refiners of Kansas have mailed
to James R. Garfield, commissioner Of
corporations, an appeal for justice
against the alleged conspiracy be.
tween h Standard Oil company and
the railroads to take Kansas oil du1
of the market. 4
OF the refiners who signed the ap.
peal one H. Kaesman, owns eight re-
f1neries and has invested SIT, 0O9, 900 in
cars, storage tanks. wagons and bar
rels.
It is claimed by reason of the con-
spiracy they are limited to the state
of Kansas as a market for refined oil
through excessive freight rates.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
CRISIS IN ZION CITY.
overseer speieher Provokes Jealousy
of Absent Apostle, Who Sends
Cables and Hurries Back,

Chicago, Jan: 24.-John Alexander
Dowie's immediate return from Port;
Antonio, Jamaica, was reported prob
able at Zion City last night in view of
the arbitrary attitude assumed by
Overseer ~Speicher, who has become too.
liberal in his m and talks of adj,
vice.
The fear that Speicher. is endeavoring
to displace him in the hearts of his,
5000 followers is said to have engend-i
cred intense jealousy on the part Of
DR.. Dowie, requiring his presence at,
home in the community he founded. =
In the ecclesiastical department Over.
seer Spe1cher has become SO bold that,
Dowie has sent two cipher cablegrams,
rebuking the overseer telling him not
70 become SO conspicuous and deposingl
him from absolute power. Their was,
an intimation of jealousy in the cable
messages.
The new regime has made a COM
plete change of government in Zion
City. Zion City, as a whole, will mo-
longer be responsible for the debts of
the various departments. All the COM
mercial and Industrial interests will in
the future be operated as private insti-
tutions and enterprises.
Affairs in Zion City are in a tangle.
Debts aggregating $4,000 are being
ment has had a difficult time. in even
paving the interest on these debts.
The city has been thrown open to
any manufacturers and business men
who cared to enter and establish enter
p-ises.
Meanwhile suspense and anxiety Is
felt by the people. Two factions have
developed. One comedies with the new
management, the other resents the
change In conditions, and remains
faithful to Dowie.
Dowie has gone into temporary re.
tirement. He is praying for advice.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
I'l!l'Rl'lxsI WlTHASPIRIT.


Nov 8o9k, 25.-Dr.IJsaac K.
4 Uni, Mho for smany years has been
notwithstanding neysical4research, last
Snight facllaaad THE claim ofaa western
d11ngthat heshadAheld q communication
18th the Aptrtts1fathe late Dr.ERdchard
AOdgSon,a Of Boatpn.
gMsDE.SsE 1lnk sAaid that he expected to
sdesable ~ 5onnInnnfcate with Dr.. Hodg-
g sptllt an january %. He based
skll1 hopes 1nsa statement made to him
s4ySRrof.sJ .. g. HyalpP, Of Colurlha uni
syereity. khD waB preferred to In the
Ssme:sa9e eredtted DO the spiritsoof DR..
sSH00g1on.
5e4pects that by January IS DR.. Hodg-
SDnse spirit I'll be Rhle to Communicates
sNtthNth0se Ne has left behind. I am
syaEygcurtous - 6eoin Investigation on,
sthakline 40 1nana - the time appointed
~ Dr.Eyntep arrives. l have done
snofhingsnsNyu and am awaiting Prof.
sHyDlops0ssAcfion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
CHARGES HUSBAND.

Mrs. james q. Duke Makes Counter AT.
legations in Divorce Suit.
Trenton, N. T., Jan. 25.-Mrs. Lillian
NJ. Duke has filed in the court of cham
Gerry here an answer to the bill Of her
husband, James B. Duke, for a divorce.
Mrs. Duke denies her husbands
charges of improper conduct with
Frank T. Huntoon and makes counter
charges of improper conduct against
her husband, naming Mary Smith.
whom she characterizes as Mr.. Dukes
alleged housekeeper and servant. She
also charges Mr.. Duke with cruelty.
Finally Mrs. Duke denies that either
she OF her are legal resi-.
dents Of the state Of New Jersey.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
cLouoHuRsr in THE SOUTH.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 23.-Parts o.
Huntsville. Ala, were flooded yester,
day by a clondburst. Many houses were
inundated, bridges washed away and
street railway traffic stopped. No loss
OF life is reported.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
NINE HURT IN WRECK.
On. Woman Fatally injured When rw,
Trains Collide on Suburban Line
in Chicaoo

Chicago, Jan. 24.-Nine people were
injured, n unidentified woman fatally,
when two suburban trains on the Chi
cago and Western Indiana railroad COLI
lided this morning. Steam blown from
a switch engine covered the track hi
such a name as to prevent the enei7
neer of one train discovering the train
ahead until the engine was too close to
prevent the accident.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
MEETING AT CAPITAL.
County Auditors and Supervisor. HoIo
inn Sessions.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 25.-Fifty coun-
ty auditors and supervisors are in Des
Moines Tor the purpose II holding a
three days convention. The sessions
will formally open this afternoon. The
principal topic today will be the care
of the poor and insane. Tomorrow
legislation which it is desired shall be
enacted this winter will have considera.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
RICE SEEKS NOMINATIONS.

Canton, s. o., Jan. 22.-The friend,
OF Hon. George Rice Of Flandreau are.
urging him to stand as a candidate.
o the nomination for railroad com
missioner. rs @-Hs
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
DECREASE IN u
Bulletin Issued en- 1905 Crop as Asains,
Former Crop.

Washington. Jan. 25.-A bulletin is.
sued by the census bureau at 2 o'clocs
his afternoon on the amount of cotton
ginned from the growth Of 1905 to jan
uary l6 shows 1856. III bales. against
12.767.6o0 In 1905 and 9.4s5.4s2 In 1901.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
UP TO LEGISLATURES.
Insurance Commissioners Agree on
Need for Reform.

New York. a pa general decision
that insurance reforms should be i~naueur-
ated Immediately by state legislatures,
throughout the country was arrived at nv
the insurance commissioners of several
states who conferred with the New York
legislative committee which investigated;
life insurance. Conferences between this.
committee and the state commissioner,
have covered a period of two DAYS.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
800 PERISH IN
SHIP EXPLOSION
Frightful Catastrophe Reported
on Brazilian Tuyet Ship
Aquidaban.
At PORT JAcREPAeuA
PORT JAcREPAeuA
But One Officer Said to Have Beer
Saved-Details Of tho Awful Ac.
cident Have Not Vet Been
Received.

Rio Janeiro, Brazil. Jan. 24.-The
Brazilian turret ship A%quidaban has
been sunk at Port Jacrepagua, South
Rio Janeiro, as the result of an e2-
plosion IN board.
The eport is that 800 OF the crew
persisted and only one officer was
saved.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
FOR JOINT STATEHOOD
Houss COMMITTEES on Territories Would
Unite 0ktahena and Indian Ter,
Arizona and New Mexico.

Wash1nGt0n, JAM. H5.-Representative
Hamilton. OF Michigan, chairman of the
aouse c~orln13ttee on territories, today
ii favorable report on the
Aamilton totnt stateh0od bill, which
qEOvidess Z & Ahe Sadlnissdon of Okla
dosna andsiiE3aansTerritory as the state
Of OklsApl4fila38 aiild; for joint statehood. Of
New Ee4ftc6 Arizona under the