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New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
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Chicago April s.--CATTLE-Receip+s $500 head
prime steers S4Qx6 40 SO Rfp
So heers 81 75dS5 so bulls 50 6OS4 IS calves g T5s
IS rs feeders 81 7jdS4 70 HOGS-Reospts
- O0O head market higher; mixed
S6 82ls light 450S6 57is heavy. 81 800S6 pacne
s2i-GS 571p SFiEEF-Recspts. 5000 head.
steady sheep. 81 5OaS6 go yearugs - 75qs6 40
s. 756fSs 70
pers So 72-saS8 IS, common. 81 $3.50 80 CATTLE
steady good shippers 50 jJGS5 Rs; s. 2SH
So sIIEEP-strong s. secs IS LAMBs-stTong. - -
as6 70
Fast Buffalo. April 2-CAT.TI4E-R Receipts no head
ouet- Drine steers s. 3JGS5 S5 shipping 81 T5dS5
butcher 25aS5. heifers. 50 50QS5 S3IS4 81
buIls S3TS4 NEAIa-ReCeipts head. 2Sc
higher S5GS7 rs. HOGS-Receipts. L7O0 head a.
tive & hiEher. heavy. S5ffSG
pigs sass 50: s. 90IS6 %: asa
SHEEP and I-ANlBs-Fsceipts. 24o0 head: Slow AMI
steady. unchanged
kansas CITY April SEATTLE Receipts a O0O hsai-
Including Southerns. market steady 20 1Oc
choice export dressed beef steers 81 3OQs5 co. fair
good s4 3JaS5 D Western fed steers. So s0<5 . stoc
Sss4 so southern steers. g I1qfs5 p
southern s. 50uS4 =. native s. 2Sfi<4 la
heifers 81 50as5 = bulls SSeS4 =. calves. SSa'
Sc 50 HOGS 1900 head market steady
50 bulk q sales 50 2zas6 s5 heavy s. sosSe .
packers 260S6 50. pigs an1 hghgta. 50 SnS6 32is
SHEEP head. market 5friOc
s. I'd aS6 so, Western lambs. s. 251S6
ewes ana yearlngs. 5OS5 Western sheep s.
@SG fed year'inss S4 5Os5 -. sfocSers sni
feafe
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TENDERL0IN SUIT DISMISSED
Magistrate Refuses to Hold Captain Hod.
gins, Charged with Oppression.

Captain Hodgins of the Tenderloin police sta
tion, appeared i'm the Jefferson Market police
court yesterday before Magistrate Steinert in
response to a summons obtained by Miss Bessie
McCaoe, negress. who runs All alleged boarding
house at No. 124 West 31st street
The woman. who is we'll known TO the police
charged the captain with oppression, bringing
her action under Section 556 of the Penal Code
0I Siass.Fate Stelnert questioned the counsel for
Miss McCabe. and learned that thew could no+
prove the case OF oppression against Captain
1ooghs and without further discussion, dis
missed the charge
captain Hodgins said 20 the court: Il intend
70 TAKE every legal means within my power TO
close up all disorderly houses I'm my precinct I
INTEND to close up all of these black and tam
joints, such as this is. Only a few nights
ago my men took opium layout out of this
mouse II was not until after had caused the
landlord of this house Ia serve a dispossess no
nee on this woman that they decided 10 brins.
thls action. The house is one of the worst i'm
the precinct and l have given orders TO nv
men 10 close it up. They viii try no Spriggs
business me-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Tooth anniversary of the 7th Regiment will
be celebrated May 3 Former members Of the
regiment arc invited 10 take part in the celebra-
Word received yesterday at the New York
University Of the death by drowning OF Francis
Johnston, member Of the freshman class. while
member Of the Delta Phi Fraternity and assistant
manager Of the football team.
Coroner Hamburger severely censured the officials
Of tho Quintard Iron Works at No. az East 18th
, SiaGe5 where Charles H. Ward % Was killed lie on
chine on which Ward was working
The first ball OF the trainers and keepers of the
New York Geological Park will BE- held tonight at
6,@ii"E a3eHae. S'''''' i''''' 'e'' anu - -'''
John ". Martiue haberdasher's clerk, yester-
day pleaded guilty to having robbed his employers
lie was remaaded for sentence until Friday.
While temporarily deraneed from drink, Albert
Berghaus OF No. 90 East lOsth street took a baby
out of a carriage and sat down on the curb. where
he proceeded play with ii much 10 the fright Of
the nurse. lie was fined 50 for intoxIcation and
disordery conduct
Teresa Pichsni. of a family OF seven tun-
blers obtained a verdict for 81 900 damages against
the Metropolitan Street Railway Company She
was knocked down and injured by a surface car on
July = 1892
Frank Trenus OF No. lSs West 4Oth street.
probably fatally injured by being crushed yester
dav by steel casting in the yard OF the COnsoli-
Gateo Gas COMPANY.
John Mccormick was probably fatally injured by
the falling OF a grder yesterday at the excavation
for the new Plaza Hotel, at 18th street and Fifth
avenue. His brother. James who was working
alongside of him. was also painfully injured Both
lye at No 347 East 27th street John was taken 10
the Flower Hospital
Joseph Bazoyan. Of No S2s East 18th street and
Adolph Spngler. Of No. 423 East 9Th street were
held in 81 600 and 500 bail respectively yesterday.
by Magistrate Pool for passing Confederate bills
foreigners who did not know the bills were
worthless
GTievinE her husbands desertiOn. Genevieye
D. Sanchez who has recently been employed
ing carbOic acid She was taken TO Roosevelt
Hospital. where il was said. she would probably
die
Richard A Purdy will begin series of four
lectures tonight Shakespeare under the au-
spices Of the Board of Education. at the Tompkins
branch of the New York Public Library. At the
conclusion of the lecture the library Will be opened
so that those who desire may take out books on
the general subject OF the lecture.
The Harlem Equal Rights League will hold
public meeting tomorrow night at the LenoX Ave
nue. Unitarian Church Among the speakers VIII
10 Mrs. Priscilla i. Hackstaf. Lawson Purdy and
Charles Sprague Smith who will discuss, rs This
q True Republic Without Dqual Suffrage Has
the Male Voter Made Good
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

CoFF-r,t1 IT,. z.sx- New York April 3,
ETt.eSEne cofes market
the for the speculative This took
u switching to extent but most
sctsS IN uhe way OF selling outright ana the market
wen shso-L unsettled although offerings pretty
the masEet a. the opening decline SOLO and
t.eo OF sloo bags. OF which about Is bag
STaS SwIches from May IN December s. points
70 sSpteTnoer at 40 points general seemed
ne ratner against the market connection with
.h 49, OF sun more urgent selling by May
a notce day. seemed 20 be restricting general
a.u altnough buying orders received
and some Of was credited Wall street parties
-IVpesn caoes were lower. primary markets
ing and the Karle Krsche placing SANTOS re
Slpds tor the month Of April 200 900 bags.
iSu:ev bags for the months last
publish statement On the other hand from
avre reported that member Of the Brazilian
nov! nov N Paris had received cabs from Brazil stating
mat the valorizstion plan would bs up by the
fe9era congress when II meets MAY that strong
potical influences working for its
the nxlng OF exchange OF
Havre declined kd& franc and Hamburg Italz pig
lower The rate Of Brazilian exchange 5-S2d lower
but Rio only advanced 50 unchanged
brazilian receipts are running little heavier, but to
DAYS cables reported port receipts larger than those
of last The market for spot quiet,
quotations the basis Of s Lice for Rio No 4
The range Of contract prices in the local to-day
a q follows
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
DOMESTIC JAR AT PARK HEARING
ooleetor to Chinatown Demolition Attacked
by Indignant Husband.

martial Jar enlivened the hearing before the
local hoard Of improvements Of the Bowling Green
"'sulot IN the old council chamber city Hall
yesterday when II was considering the proposition
10 wipe out Doyers and Peu streets in Chinatown,
ano turn them into & public park Many persons.
including representatives Of the Health and Tene-
inent departments spoke in favor OF sbolishng the
district in the interest of morality
Mrs. Ida NJ. Reyser, of No y West s5tb street
Bsvonn", who said she owned No. Is Pell street
declared II was an outrage TO condemn her prop
eTty. Suddenly man arose and shouted: Don't
beieVs that woman She is my wife and in coTlu-
slon with Brooklyn lawyer got my property and
sued me for separation. That house is gambling
house. and has been rsided several times Last
week man committed suicide there" Friends
tra6ictinE him ~
II is SAID the park he made for $500 aoo The
local board recommended II YESTERDAY and now II
VIII he oeclded by The Board Of Estinate
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TENANTS RE4DY TO FIGHT
" Hhamsbgrg Ghetto Holds Mass
Heeting-LabOr UvM hid.

several hundred tenants in the WILLIAMSBURG
can Hall. No Ils Cool street "a form, an 60,
~ go" 70 nsht the landlords who il is claimed
g. eiauually acquiring control OF all the large
teieineht houses in that part of Brooklyn Besides
tnere were also present representatives
OF siXty-hve labor organizations. who are going 10
aid the tenants by furnishing them money
ne meeting was presided over by NJ. l. Cohen
VINO led the recent strike against the increase in
rem IN the SIX tenement houses No. 90 100 Cook
street The principal sneaker was Abraba,,, t-L
Ioi PuolsneI t AccoTding TO the speakers. the land
Iese ior iieo a trust TO raise the in
Williamsburg to the rates paid in Manhaftan
.aMehty-Iou houses each containing from forty 70
trust - - i-'' N''i"iie1 Dg the
IA a connlttee was appointed to get every tenement
..ttouse oweller IN Williamsburg into the orcaniza-
Ssti "nch viii be known as the Tenants Pro
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

1T5a local market for spot closed quiet with
P5sS 70 points Se & s' ss t s taes souhs1 s
tssTaphsd as 47 f2'S bales MoSe aaie
gS hRRsr at nc sales 200 bales say2nnah nominal
qnehSRssa % Pass& a. at Il &c :si:: sas 5sS bales
Ypchangsd ed At oIls. 1ls oBst Ba0Tfs iso aer at s
845O Charleston quiet &c Is 500 Fsss
$sds srsn. snts tss o5 s0:y iss xs Al Gas s6
ION 20 7 " s sa at Galveston 5000 600 bales againsf
So ia aSs S Saes against So? last Tee ana 9s7 last
Cotton Exchange sPss 5000 !psoiston and export
STste ce dsmsa@ .msTiaan 900 receipts i6oo Aa io
his9er % @ GS5s4 SnrMay 9g SD Msyune 5s7d Junsuv
ana JGiyAnEust ssd august septsmbeE : sed Sep
SI4 SD S' Jsn%sI
F.hy1,sry 5 6sd ManchesterYarns firm; cloths fair
business doing
ItpAIN-wHEAT-N oniy The Chicago Board Of
Trade closed but three other grain markets as well.
satn, ,bst the New York gram market not much
@ 6s..er was lasn he me1est bagae but prices
generally trine better ms Tas HeeSese toi
strong closing American grain markets on the
91 hent which offered small quaint
ties at extreme PTiTss P9nsapa puigh and 81 louis in
Witch markets offerings we're small with prices kgher
Isgarded as fairly favorable the weather was colder IN
The NoT!nwest T;i. h f6e southwes shorts were i'm
cined 10 cover the local market on The news of de
IFis tie demand wheat here was not circumstance
business held in abeyanee partly by the post
ionernent "Bradstreet yslo,s supply rsares which
W.. ,Ts Tenort would decrease OF l50O0OO bush
mn ts yfshIn supply The local market for Wheat
IN ths =, -. hes Loin of the session-an advance
- The cash market closed firm with No red
OF 80 =, s5sr in elevator and ssac nominal r
psosl se- n Northern Duluth, ssStc ahost Broom
foreign crop summary United
yt.rS -. outlook France-No change in condi
ti0ns C;errnenyWeather continued anu
LIuIlt- delayed Hungary and spain
favorable Ramana ard Bulgaria conditions
forward small and there Is
saau reserve. Russia-Condltlcn OF the cron is
lhLA % +r~bIs arrivals moderate. ltaly-SOme com
Nsry t,15,N-Ths-e was practically business
arr ., New york May. however. sold 70 small FL
-. a bsus which the market
Closed arm This slight Improvement was altogether an
sot- s,,,onathy VI wheat Exporters bOught no
market the cash property closed nom
iCI frm with futures the latter a. an Improvement
article closed HoHlinally at the
t-{,ov-irg igIres: 55c In elevator and 52-zc
= ay.hita No yellow % tzc o
asoat OATE-TheTs a moderate demand ior cesn
80 b Il prices easily obtain2ble owing 20 the rapid
1s.-as mat h being made stocks We quote Mixed
- "a S N &c natural white 81 70 S5 10 sda5I%c ana
-i,,sS vrhte - 10 ~ n 3sisA4Oisc Exporters took
% a., hush RARLEY-Markct steady: feeding soc and
mating sGaoOc. both New YORK
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
DEATH IN AUTO LAID TO ERROR
Coroner Exonerates Chauffeur for KILLING
Of Polieeman's Wife.

Coroner Mcdonald. OF The Bronx. decided, after
an examination yesterday. that Mrs Jane Craig.
. - "lte OF Police Sergeant Robert r. Craig. who
was Killed IN an automobile accident in Jerome ave
ue' on March 9. met her death through an error OF
Suusihent on the part OF Fred s. Welch the chauf-
4euT or the automobile occupied by Sol Iich-
l,s'in' OF No 81 West End avenue and others
~, sie"eo into the one occupied By the Crags
Meleh was exonerated from any criminal intent
-. 1'scharsed- When the examination was over
seant CAP made friendly oyertures TO Ser
- 49, ana tried 10 express his sorrow because
~ uath OF his wife. but the latter was obdur-
accident - N''0 ei'ii- -N' N'Aae was dAtef Ahe
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
HEAVY EXPORTS FoR ST. JOHN

~ John n b. April 3.-Incomplete statistics OF
' "lnIer season Just closed show a large increase
.N nc value of exports from this port 10 England
- SCUM AFRICA The total value of exports TO
cate is U77s7 2s7 sn Increase or over a. on ooo over
~ season % 1870 One-sixth OF this amount
"9f represented 10y United States produce. II is
s..nai"d bv shippers that final figures will show
,.1 Fallc or exports exceeding $50 400 OoO II ts
Ted that The total grain exports ton will reach
1890 bushels of which 90 600 bushels have
.t-eet pefn shipped. The shipment ~ cattle
a-tao. ehoeeds hy 300 that of last Near-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
BALLOT BOXES STAY CLOSED.
Justice Greenbsum Refuses Slatterly's Appli-
cation for Recount in Both District.

Justice Greenbaum has decided that The ballot
boxes in the 3lTh Aldermanic District cannot he
opened This is the district I'm which the election
of Alderman Mccall was protested by the Munich
pal Ownership League candidate, Herbert Slatterly
Slatterly carried his protest the Board of Al
derman on the ground Of fraudulent count. The
board seated Mccall and then SIatterIy applied 10
the Supreme Court for an order TO open the boxes
and have recount. Justice Greenhaum declared
that there is merit in the application.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
C. r. Jupson's COTTAGE BURNED

southampton Long Island. April s.-The cottage
Of cyrus Field Judson. OF International Power
fame on the Shinnecoek HIS with the adjoining
stable was destroyed by fire this afternoon The
cottage upoccupied and caught from grass
fre v hich burned over . large part OF the SHINE
cock flillF. n became unmanageabc. ana despite
tho efforts ~ al the available 10 keep Il or
- reached the building A number Of other
faEes were IN danger ~ times. but saved. The
Lex Is rot kncsn hare.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
sEeRUDeEo WIFE CENT SHE SAYS

Hyman Moss Of No. 1857 Seventh avenue. cloth
ing manufacture. is suing his wife. Gertrude for
a separation. alleging misconduct Mrs Moss
denies the charges and says Moss stingy. In
her reply she cites among other things. when
was short one cent for half pound of butter
which cost seventeen cents. he gave me the
cent, but afterwards deducted il from my weekly
allowance Of 81" Mrs. Moss says her husband
has an income of 10000 a year.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
SUES OFFICERS OF FResPoRr CLUB.

AIneola. Long Island. April 5.-Eoraee seeor Jr'
a New York lawyer. to-day fled an action against
Janes Dean. president OF the Freeport Club and
-, ,,,er ofscers and directors Of the club because
ne alleges his rights member of the club have
been interfe--d with. Mr.. Secor occupied room
tn the clubhouse and from II last fan some cloth
to yvas stolen he alleges. by empoye
- IA. club Mr. Secor said the club should make
good his loss The club refused to do this. and MI
secor sued and obtained judgment for about 500
IA. saws that because OF this he has been unfairly
treated by the club.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
RECEIVER FOR r. E. eAsKELL co.

Justice Clinch. of the Supreme Court. appointed
Joseph Beihilf temporary receiver for the R. z.
Gaskeu Comuany. manufacturers of mill supplies
at No. ~ Dey street, yesterday in proceedings
brought by Robert E Gasken and Walter B Bliss
majority OF its directors. for voluntary dissolu
ton Of the corporation. James q. Meyers has been
appointed referee inquire into merits OF the
application The receiver IS required 10 give a bond
of S5b@ The liabilities S2S. 90 and the assets
$500
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IN TeIeEraph 10 ~ Trlhane. !


Chicago, April S.-NO grain markets were open
to-day on account OF the municipal election. The
bull advocates in the hog market received another
serious jolt ON meagre run OF only 1900 hoss
prices advanced Sc and a new top for tn.
year was established wnen prime hogs toucnesl
s. 6-i- cattle trade was slow, but about steady
Live muttons were steady az the outset though
signs OF weakening
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
FUNDS FOR STARVING JAPANESE.
New York States Contribution Already
Reaches Nearly Ten Thousand Dollars.

Jacob il. SChiff. treasurer OF the New York State
branch Of the japanese Famine Fund of the Amer
lean National Red Cross. acknowledges the follow
ing subscriptions received Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

Mr.. Schiff Yesterday forwarded S2.o72 OF to Wash
ington making the total collected and sent 10 the
National Red Cross treasurer for transmission to
the Japanese Red Cross, S9.e41 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

The Tooth anniversary of the 7th Regiment will
he celebrated May 3 Former members Of the
regiment arc invited 10 take part in the celebra-
The oasis., 1906-09-08
TERRITORY OF ARIZONAI :.

My commission expires August
The oasis., 1906-09-08
Torres & PrletaS R'y
fiMe GARD No 7f
In NNaNl ntIln.l ll- Lm.

Tfsn yo leayes foffts ss0 .tn.i nasses pafed0nes si2i affives ai NiuHs rfetss gis W
 ffah No ieeves Winas pflttas ls1 p.m. Pafedones ti1ii affvcs Tories 1'i5 D. m. ALtTRh MS lONNEtf 70 rURREs OV SONORA HALLWAY MORALES rO UuAY. MAS AND VICE VERSA
 Wels FnfgO Co.'S Express and Telegraph To uDefatlOn between MlGls rfetaa and alt pafts of tlis World
 shortest md best route Co Yauui River Hurfanca and san Marcia cOn hp ds sOyOpa .ahuafipa, Ures La liu ln Dufa, YaQui Smelling Refining and fnqui Copper cOm- panes.
 Freight can bp consigned fO F v seymour to be forwarded by teqm from Minas rietas tO the above named places.
 All gOuds consigned Go railway, arc received forwarded and warehOused free of commission and storage charges.
 At Minas Prietas depot hacks always ready Co make trips to any of the above named points at reasonable rates.
 F. II. SEYMOUR. Pres Prop
The oasis., 1906-09-08
OYe.." lSo-'

Electors desiring to vote in the affirmative of that question shall place a cross mark in the square to the left of the word Yes" and those desiring to vote in the negative shall place il cross mark in the square to the left of the word "NO" in the form above prescribed.
 Such election shall be conducted in all re- spects as prescribed by the laws of the said Territory Of Arizona governing general cleo tiOns
 The returns of said election for Delegates to the proposed constitutional convention shall be made, and the certificates of persons elected thereto issued as near as may be in the same manner as is prescribed by the laws Of the Territory of Arizona regulating the elections therein of members of the Legislative Assem-. bly, of said Territory, and as is further pre- scribed by said act of Congress.
 And the result of the said election upon the question above directed to be submitted to the electors at said election shall be aseertained, returned, and duly certified, as nearly as 1t Is practicable to be done, in the manner pre- scribed by the laws of this Territory for the ascertainment, return and ceTtification of the results Of the election for Delegate to ongress, and as further prescribed by said act of Con- gress.
 And the several precinct, county, and Terri tOral officers in the Territory who are charged by law with any duties relating to general elections are, far those duties are ap- plieable to the election hereby ordered. and not inconsistent with said act of Congress, iKewlse charged with the performance thereof in respect tO this election; and in addition thereto; such other duties in respect thereto as are prescribed by the provisions of said act of Congress
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. l, JOSEPH H. KfBBEY Governor of Arizona, have hereunt0 set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Terri tory to be affixed. Done at PhHnix, the Capital, this fourteenth day of July, A, D. 10O6 lSEALl. JOSEPH H KIBBEY
 By the Governor.
 W. F. NICHOLS
 secretary of the Territory of Arizona. July 2l-Nov.3 3.
The oasis., 1906-09-08

Sonora Time.
 Dining Stations.
 Pullman Sleepers are attached to these trains.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres & Pretas Railroad, leaving at 500 a. m. and D. m. daily for Colorado, and Minas Prietas.
 Close connection is made at Guaymas with Pacific Coast Steamship CoInpanys steamer Curacao sailing the 17th of each month for Altata, Mazatlan, Cape St. Lucas, Magdalena Bay and Ensenada as well as with of the l.. A. Martinez Steamship Line, and others. lines calling at this port.
 For particulars address. J. A. NAUGLF
 Gen'l Pass. Ag't. Guaymas, Sonora, Mex.
The oasis., 1906-09-08

r1 thc gualifod Electors 0l thp Territory of
 Au2Ont. and Go Whums0evef Else it may
 Concern
 kNow Yr That heretofore. to.wit on the fourteenth day Of July tpO6 by virtue nud direction of and n accordance with. Che pro. visions uf on act uf Congress entitled
 "An Act Go enable the people uf oklahoma and 0f the Indian Territory Co form q e0ustitu. ti0n and State government and he admitted into the Union on an equal footing with the original States, and co enable the people of New Mexico and Of Arizono Co form a cunstitu- ton and State government and be admitted into the Union on an equal footing with the original states approved June lG, lgO6. the Governor, the Chief Justice, and the Secre- tary of the Territory of Arizona appOrtiOned the li delegates proposed under the provisions of said act of Congress to be elected from Ari- z0na, who, together with the 66 delegates pro- posed to be elected from New Mexico, may con stitute a convention for said Territories of New Mexico and Arizona to form a constitution for eral counties of Arizona as follows:
The oasis., 1906-09-08
Civil seryiee Examination.

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for day inspector in Nogales Arizona, custom house to i'll 3 ya- cancy in that customs district al s3.00 per day, to be held on Sept. 22 1906 For application blanks and further information apply to MT. Harry Chapman, at Nogales custom house
The oasis., 1906-09-08
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Oi an Ofdef hf au Election i0s Voting tor roleRaics fu0 Proposed Convention ff fHe Formation 0f a constitution fof the Proposed 4idip Ol Argrna fu hn Composed uf New tH Vote p0n ino Question ui fbo proposed Iniufnfe
The oasis., 1906-09-08

AND KNOW YR FURTHER by this proclamation. That under the authority, and by the direction, of the provisions of said act of Congress, it has been by the Governor of Arizona, and is now by this Proclamation, ordered That at the general election to be held in the said Terri tory of Arizona on the 9th day of November, 1906, the said Delegates apportioned to the said convention as aforesaid, shall he voted for by the electors qualified to vote at said general election, in the said several counties.
 And it is further ordered: That there shall also be submitted to the qualified electors al said general election. d question which shall be stated on the same ballots on which the names of candidates for Delegates to the con vention aforesaid are printed in substance and form as follows;
 Shall Arizona and New Mexico be united to form one Sfafe9n
The oasis., 1906-09-08

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