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Arizona republican., 1906-02-03
THE CHRISTIAN REVIVAL SER,

THE CHRISTIAN REVIVAL SER ViCES-There was good meeting last evening at the Church of Christ, and a large number was in attendance to hear MT. Cronenberger on the sub iect: Almost Thou Persuaded Me to Be a Christian" The service arranged for Sunday will be very interesting. There will be preaching and commun ion at II a. n. The subject will be, "Apostolistic Christianity Mrs. c. E. De Mund will sing a solo at the morn ing service. Sunday school will be held at 9:45, Mrs I. M. Stuart, supeTintend- ent; Christian Endeavor at 6:45, Miss Pendleton, president. Subject: New Work We may Do For Christ and the Church. Miss Zella Avis will lead tae meeting. In the evening the subject will be: "The First and the Last" This service will be the last of the re- vival meetings, which have been con ducted by MT. Cronenberger for sev- eral weeks past G. c. Latchaw, late a member of the faculty and teacher of voice culture and piano in the Find lay Conservatory of Music at Flndlay, Ohio will sing Rock of Ages at the evening service.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-03
THE NEXT MORNING.

I dreamed that dwelt on an isle Of
 cracked ice, In the midst of a lake of cham
 pagne, Where bloomed the mint julep in mea-
 dOws of green, Amid showers of lithia rain. I reclined on a divan of lager beer
 foam, With a pillow of froth for my head, While the spray from a fountain of
 sparkling gin-fizz Descended like dew on my bed. From far-away mountains of crystal
 inc ice
Arizona republican., 1906-02-03

LARGEST PLUCKING OF THE SEASON. OSTRICH FARM, CAPT. FOL ADDITION, TODAY.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-03

IT the packers, as they claim, allow ed Commissioner Garfield to become an accessory after the fact, they ought to have taken some precaution against a "squeal" The commissioners prom ise to conceal the facts of sucn crimes as he might discover should have been put in writing
Arizona republican., 1906-02-03

Rev. Minot J. Savage. announces that under certain circumstances, he would prefer Dante's hell to the heav- en seen by the Revelator. Tastes vary and the reverend gentleman is entitled to his preferences so long as they do net interfere with other peoples choice of climatic conditions.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-03

Nine deaths from hazing in Ameri- can colleges is sad to be the record for the first month of the year. The average is almost, ir not quite equal to that of the football fatalities.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-03
Beware of Frauds
HAVE NO AGENTS.

I will sell my shade and ornamental trees for 50 per cent less than any other Rurseryman. Ash trees one cent and up. Palms 2 1-2 cents and up Pep per trees cents and up. Eucalyptus trees 5 cents and up. Umbrellas cents and up. Honeylocust 5 cents and up. Roses 10 cents and up. Half mile south of Eastlake Park. R. F. D. No. l.
 WagnGT'S Nursery
Arizona republican., 1906-02-03

Princess Ena, of Battenburg, has made formal call on her prospective mother-in law, the Spanish Queen mother The question of 'the biscuits mother used to make" was doubtless threshed out in advance of the we'd ding.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-03

There is a humorous flavor to the report that through the seizure of a of American school text books at San Francisco. the discovery has been made that Japan is printing textbook for Yankee schOolboys and girls. Tn few years, perhaps, the Fil- ipinos and Chinese will be teaching political economy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-22

Society pays the fiddler itself, and
has a right to dance all it p~leases.
1t may even appear upon closer anal.
ysis that the whole gorgeous panora-
ma is an Illusion, and, the pursuit
being ended, one may have his eyes
opened to the fact thai those whom
he once admired from a distance Are
lust as uncertain as he is what comes
next. The ones VINO from an outside
view seemed to be the leaders of the
whole pageant may be found contest
ing every inch of ground with rivals
who are striving to reach the hear
of an organization all of whose chief
members they nate with all the fer
vor and bitterness of political foes.
The Parson a e an object in
the rivalries of politics,-it is the
office, the salary and the rake-off.
But the higher one climbs in society
the more money he must be able to
give up in devising means of dazzling
people he doesn't like, and some of
whom cordially nate him while fawn-
ing at his feet. The Parson employs
the masculine form, only because the
English language is built that way
but the ways of society are inscruta-
BILE, because feminine, and no mere
man dares criticise or try to explain.
Mans function is merely to look on
with wonder, and do as he is told.
Even the lodges now have auxil-
iaries, and the women always did
run the churches and society. Pray
what is there left for man but
politics and a pipe?
P. S.@This sermon might nave
been different if the Parson had not
just now thought of a text,-'Politics
and Society Will Not Mix"
N. BIT might work in Roswell,
where people are more highly civil
lied nan those of New York.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-22
THE SOURCE OF REFORM.
Albuquerque Morning Journal.

Acknowledgement w. c. Reid of
New Mexico is not given to talking
a great Zeal. When ne doe talk he
says things which stick in q mem
DRY. In the course of a speech which
he made in Roswell on the v of
the election the attorney general said
Lax methods or legislation are the
gravest danger tina New Mexico has
TO- contend with. Many members of
the legislature. who are normally
good men. vote for measures that they
know 10 be wrong in order to get
through measures cor their constitu-
ents. The great need is for legislators
who win not vote for any incorrect
measure. no matter what the penalty
8 refusal to do A little OF that
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-22
iHE RECORD IS AN EXPONENT
OF jEFFERsONIAN DEMOCRACY
PURE AND UNDEFlLED.
. VIEW
OF VIM. j. BRYAN

VI WIN. y. Dr.
From Catholic Register, Denver
Colorado had the honor of enter
tanning the great Commoner for a
can citizen is to be greater than a
king, and to be the foremost citizen
of America is a distinction achieved
by few. Men may disagree with Bry-
ans political opinions, but all Amer
leans are proud of him. They delight
to honor him, not so much because
of his great intellect, not for his won
derful power of persuasive ~eloquence,
but they love him for mis- honesty of
purpose and his H~on-hearted courage.
He takes no thought of the political
consequences of his acts. With him
it is always polite to do what he
thinks is right. When the fever of
imperialism was raging hot through
II the land Bryan with unfaltering
faith in the good sense of the Ameri-
can people did not hesitate to warn
them of impending dangers.
When N looks upon his honest
c~ountenance and noble brow and a
chin denoting power and determine
ton, we are not surprised at Bryan's
hold on the affections of his fellow
countrymen !. No weakling, yet the
kindliest of men, as are all men of
strong character, it is more than like
ly that Bryan will never become Pres
ident. The Presidency would not add
to his fame. His place in history is
assured. He is the only public man
in recent years that has triumphed in
defeat.
In this day we know OF none that
can be compared with him. Roosevelt
would not have become illustrious
were it not for the opportunity tina
came to him when he was placed in
the chair of the Chief Executive. He
has proved faithful % his trust, and
III names of Bryan and Roosevelt
will illumine the pages of our history
In the future years as contemporan-
Gus statesmen that were true to the
American ideal-that left after them
memories to inspire coming genera
lions.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-22

You need not be told, after seeing
the Parsons picture, that he is one
of the specimens which society views
as a horrible example of how the
other half lives,-but even the CLASSY
stare of society's lorgnette mas no
terrors for the fellow who has faced
the mud batteries of politics. There
is to be neither text nor moral in
this sermon. 1t was suggested by the
resolution If the National Federation
m suffrage. The Parson is
both for and against woman suf-
frage-in other words. anything to
please n ladies. But, seriously, the
Parson has observed that the women
who do not wish tt vote are the very
ones whose votes are most needed
to purify politics and make. "irides-
cen dreams come true, while the
women who are loudest in their de-
mands for suffrage make it hot
enough for men as it is.
But coming back to society, what
if men should ask for a voice in rum
ming the society OF this country. 1t
is even more absurd than allowing
the women to control in politics.
control they would, or walk out of
the convention and bolt the ticket.
coming along and daring to kiss
woman's baby-and the cam
paign stories invented by women
chickens and garden truck on
adjoining lots would be nothing in
The men would simply
take to the woods.
1t is said that money controls in
society,-and there have been rumors
abroad recently that money has cut
quite a figure in politics. So that
at least is not any worse
than politics,-and besides that So
ciety does no harm to those who are
able to get into it.
The Parson sees no objection to
money being made the standard of
admission to the Smart Set" The
Home Journal crowd can
amuse itself studying the recipes
for dining sumptuously every day ON
dollars a week. Earning the ten
dollars will keep the "pfebes" too
busy to worry much about society
For the merely intellectual aristo-
Gratis, There is a society where none
lntrudes, and a pleasure in h path
less woods" Let them so to grass
Or content themselves with being
by a string and showing OF
their talents at the word of command.
The entertainments and exhibitions
Of the social lwhiri, and surely no one
will argue that any person is just-
led In butting in where he is not
able to pay his share Of the expense.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-22

sort of medicine will wonderfully
clear the political sky.
"A healthier public sentiment is
the real sources OF reform in New
Mexico, which will render impossible
the biennial salary steal for straw EN-
ployes, and the passage of legislation
for selfish ends"
The members of the 37tn New Mex
leo legislature will do well to heed
this healthier public sentiment nov
making itself felt in all parts of this
territory. 1t is a kind of public senti-
.ment which cannot be overlooked.
There is reason to believe that the
next legislature will guard carefully
against those Things which the attor-
ney general points out as forming
"the gravest danger that New Mexico
has to contend with"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12
Notice to ). redit rs.
IN the District Court of the
Fourth judicial district
in and far he County
of Lincoln, S ate
of Nevada.
In the Matter of the Estate

In the Matter of the Estate
of
A. S. Thompson, d. ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appoint
ed and qualified by the District
Curt of the Fourth Judicial DIS
trict OF the State OF Nevada, in and
for the County of Lincoln, as Elk
ecutrix Of the last Will and tes, l.
UsDt of A. 3. Thompson, deceased.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to iie the
same, with proper vouchers attached,
with the Cier'; Of SAID Court, within
three mouths after til, iret ruhlica-
tion ut this rntIce
WILnELMINA THOMPSON,
Executor nf The lust Viii of
A. s. Thompson, Deceased.
Dated. Oct, 9Th. 1905.
Date OF hrst pur licatlon. OFT 6, '05
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12
Real Es.s.. Tr.".ssr..

Mr.. H. ". Rand, a mining and
real estate man from Portland, Ore
gon dropped in on as the past week
and after sizing the future of Phoebe
up, concluded that this was a good
place to make . few Investments
and made the following purchases.
Sheriff Jake johnson sold his cor
raj on Main st. and his two frame
dwellings on Wandsll Ave. fOE
$500.
A. s. Thompson estate sold 10
Mr.. Hand the Allen house Eext TO
the Odd Fellows building fog
$4,000.
Henry Welland disposed Of his
old store next 20 Woo Toms res
taurant. confederation not learned.
A. w. Scott disposed of his OPP
ton on the Eilsr property 10 Mr.
Rand 81 an advance Of t4OO. 90.
james A Nssbitt disposed of a
lot on McCannOn st. to Mr.. Rand.
He hes secured the promise OF a
few more sales at good figures.
The properties ell brought good
figures.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12
THE WATER pRcB-sm.

After being ten days without
wstsr III the mains, yesterday
afternoon superintendent Freudtn-
thai of the Nevada Utah NJ.
& s. Corporation with his force of
men succeeded in getting the frozen
pIp,s thawed out AID water COM
meuced TO run into the tank. Every
effort was made by Mr.. Prudential
TO get the water in town, staying
up all night for the past four nights.
Owing to the pipes being in a very
poOr condition from the fact that
they were placed under ground
80 years ago. and only patched
up at intervals, they will not stand
any pressure, and when once thu
water gets out, the amount Of air
that is in the pipes always causes
back pressure when the water is
turned in and hundreds of leaks
shows up. 1t is evident and surely
is fact that befoSe another year
rolls by the entire line will hive to
be'relaid with new pipe; when this
is done there will be three. tim the
water running into the tanks than
at present, as about two-tbirds of the
water is lost in leakage. Owing to
the cold snap and the water not run
ming in the pipes for the past ten
days nearly every service pipe in
town is frozen and many % them
will not be thswed out until spring.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12
A Good Showing.

The sum of $27. S73.73 has been
collected for licenses md fees by
Sheriff Jake johnson for the year
ending Dec 31st. 1905 and turned
into the County Treasurer; in adj
dition to this the sum Of 5000 90
was collected on State Liqror H.
censes. The residents of Lincoln
County can well feel proud of the
good showing made, both in the
Sheriff's and Recorders Office, a. il
10 the best evidence of prosperity
dawning on one of the County's
that has at last brought itself TO the
attention of the public by it's many
advantages in stored wealth in the
ground, its agricultural sdvan-
tages and its supberb climate.
II We advance for three years more
in the same proportion as we have
the past two we will be tile leading
County in the State in wealth and
population.
Henry Lee County Recorder and
Auditor has turned inio the County
Treasurer for the twelve months
en,ling Dec. 31st, 1905, the sum If
$6,776 40 as fees received in his
Office. This ia an average Of over
$500 per mouth. There are but
few counties in the State that can
equal this.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12

The estate Of the late Thomas f..
Hayden Of Reno 10 ylued at be-
tween $3.50. 600 aad $500, 900.
CARSON. Jsanary S.-Senator
Brougher has sold the Arlington
hotel to r. g. Bright of Carson,
who has leased the gambling rooms
to Stout and Mcmillan of Reno,
who will &, them up in beautiful
form.
Over in Goldfiell last week a man
was fined $25s and sentenced to
thirty days for using cuss words on
the street. When some OF the old
time miners read ,this they will
wonder if they ara dreaming.--Ex.
In addition to the reward of $500
offered by Goveruor Sparks for the
arrest aud conviction If the muir
der Of t. D. Henvy AT Fort Halleck
recently, the com missioners Of Elko
county have offered n reward OF
$500. ~
The Giroux Consolidated Mining
Company. OF Ely. White Pine csun.
". which owns tAs great copper
deposits Of that district. and which
contemplated the erection Of 1000
ton reduction plant to work the
ore, has concluded to increase the
sire OF the plant 10 9 2500-ton one.
At a meeting Of the miners held
at tie Clifford camd Monday nigh.
scale of wages wss agreed upon.
The wage for surfacs work was FIX
Ell at - per day. tunnel workers
will get - so aud shaftmeu viii b
paid IS per day.-Tonopah Sun.
The total anmount OF dividends
paid by the Tonopshs miues duriHg
the year were 81 SO0, 900, divided
as follows: Tonopsh Mining Com.
pany. $l.UO0.OO0; ToDopah Ex,en.
ton, $3.50. 600; Montana Tcnopah,
$lOO.OeO; Toncpah Midway, $50
OO0-Sun.
Again q dispute hss risen re-
Rar,liag tine boundary ins b. tween
Esmera.da and N.Y. soaatss. II 10
now clam d that tie greater por-
ton of Tonopah Is IL Esme Falda
county. aud that the court hoIse of
Nye e,unty. recently built at Tono-
pah. il in Esmsralda county.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12
The PROMISE OF MERIT
Las Vegas I'inlea.

Las Vegas Times.
The Lincoln County Record
comes to our tabls this week with
the announcement that with the
next issue il will change hands.
The future Record will be under
the management Of Mr.. H. E. Freu-
denthal, one of the best known aud
prominent citizens Of Lincoln
county.
The Times prophesies that with
the new blood aud well known abil-
ity OF the new regime that the REQ.
ord will attain position in journa-
lism that viii sniitls it to the COM
mendation--"it is the brst
The Times bespeak a measure of
success and prosperity for the Rec
ord worthy tho aim and capacity Of
up-to-dste journalism.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12
STATE NEWS.

The estate Of the late Thomas f.
Hayden of Reno 10 valued at be-
tween $50. 600 AID $4,000
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12
Nsvsds Park Mining Company.

Articles of Incorporation Of tue
Nevada Park Mining Company were
fled with the County Recorder on
January and. It's general place Of
business 10 Provo, Utah. and IL IL
organised under the laws of Utah.
The amount Of the Capital stock is
500. 600 shares Of the par value of
800 each making an aggregate val
Ne Of esO0. 900. all of which has
beee fully subscribed and paid.
The owAsrs Of said shares being,
Jeass Knight. 2A0. 900; Lafayette
Holbrook, 5000; h. e Allen,
1000; Gamuel King. $4,000; J. J..
Knight. 400. 600. and @. o. Newell.
100000, al residents Of Provo.
Utsh. The sMcsrs are Jesse
Knlght, Pssidsal and Director:
Lafayette HolhroOk. viss-PEssldent
Dirsctor: b. .. Allen. Secretary
end Trsasussr end Director, Ssmu-
sl A. King. Director aud J. y.
knight. Director. The Company
own the following mining elaine
situated in Silver Park Mining DIG
Asiet. LinOoln County, Nevada, TO-
wis: Tha Summit. Roadside and
Sam Tilden mining Clsims all pat
sntsd and the following unpatsnted
claims: The Tilden No. 2. Elbow,
Homestead. Hsrum and Harum
No. !.
A great deal of very high grade
ore has been extracted from many
OF these claima and shipped to Salt
Lake years ago. The mines are of
much merit and value and will no
doubt be among the heavy produc-
ers in Lincoln County in the near
future, az it 10 the intention of the
Company TO commence active devel-
opment Of the same.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12
Application for Pardon Denied.

p. A. McCarron. Esq. of Salt Lake
appeared before the Board Of Par
dons last Saturday in behalf Of two
Greeks, Kales and Apostolus, who
were sent up from this County At
the last term Of Court for highway
robbery and the application was
denied. The attorney for sppli-
csnts was notified that il afidavits
presented were true, complaining
witnesses could be prosecuted for
perjury. II they are convicted Of
perjury his application can be pre-
sented to the board without delay.
Evidently there has been some tall
swearing in this case.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12

Fred Dannea aud John Bojohn
ara working on the Little Aendah.
Two more msn we're put ON al
the Great Western this week. 8
The State Board Of Assessors met
in Carson last Monday. The full
proceedings OF the Board will be
given in our next issue.
Last year %. 2S9 500 misdirected
articles were sent to the dead letter
Office.
The Nevada Utah Company have
been in receipt of two carloads of
OF lumber for the Day mine al Jack
rabbit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler of Pahrana.
gat Valley accompanied by Miss
Crumbly came in Tuesday evening.
Miss Crnmbly came up to take the
teachers examination.
Some Of the athletic inclined have
put up punching bag on the lot
on Main Street opposite Henry
Wslland's store. where in addition
10 trying your muscles. one can al
90 have a little OF physical culture
exercise thrown in.
The following were applicants,for
teachers certificates in the primary
grade. Irene French. elias Barton,
Mabel Crumbly. Enc N. Smith,
Eloiss Tnrnbaugh and Ralph Rice.
For 0rAmmss csxsiAsats Miss Sarah
Wedge. Thsy ell passed.
One OF Fsiloa's ssholssa wee cali.
cd upon this weak 10 wriss q ssnssn.
o. using tAs word. dogma" AZ.
ter much dslibsrasion, NAs sellew.
iss wss evolved. 81 bad . aea ma.
aad u had Ave puppiss."
walter L. Ball mining me. has
been here the past weak locking
over our m.nss and the future proc,
pscts Of the camp. He was so well
plessSd thas in addition 10 some
preliminary Investments in q few
claims. he also purchased the Deck
Lodging house. paying $500. 90
tsr Il. This with the purchases
made BY Mr.. h. Rand represents
transfers aggrsgsting Is. 10000 in
Real Estate this week. surely the
drsl steps Of ths lOny-loeksS-for.
heeln has axivsd,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12


ts ---~@o---
Articles OF Incorporation were
Aled with the Secretary OF State in
Utah BY the Gardner Rauch COM
pany which will engage in gen.
srai farm and stock business in
Utah and Nevada, with a capital
stock OF 100000 in 500 shares,
and will have its principal place OF
business in Salt Lake. The COM
pany owns a large tract of land in
Lincoln county, Nevada. James
Gardner is president; c. o. White
more, vice. president. aud Frank L.
Gardner 10 secretsry aud treasurer.
From tne Searchlight we learn;
John Brockman, one of the Chief
owners Of the great Commonwealth
mine near Bisbes. Arizrna, and also
one OF the most successful mine OPP
orators in the Uuited States has
bought the Duplex and Good Hope
mines at Searchlieht. The price
paid was not learned, but when
purchased by such we'll known
mining man as John Brocknan, the
people of Searchlight can look TO
development on the properties on
large scale.
John Sparks, H. G.. Humphrey.
J. E. Humphrey, f. e. Humphrey,
and Richard Kirmsn. on Friday i'll.
ed articles Of incorporation with the
County Clerk Of Reno OF a new
company to be known as the Plan
tation Live Sock Breeding Com
pany. The capitalization is $780,
Oo0 and the term OF years for The
corporation is paced at City The
purpose of the concern is to carry
Ons general live stock business to
acquire property and conduct q
establishment.
Deputy Sheriff Ewing, Elmer
Middleton and Alex Lloyd left
Tuesday for Jsckrabbit where they
viii be joined with Mr.. Joe Free.
al than bound for White River.
They have five shot guns. 1000
rounds OF ammunition aud a four
horse team hitched to dead axe
They aIl refused to take
any ordera for ducks with smile
Ihat reads like this-Wait uutil We
wait and hope that
there will be no disappointment.
Jake Johnson. Sheriff came up |
from Delamar Monday bringing
With him from Csiente Miss Effis !
smith, who came up 10 take the !
school tsachsxis examination which !
started n lass Monday. Miss |
Smith has boon teaching school in |
Glover Valley and has met WITH |
aasksd success; shs is very bright
md competent.
Amendsd articles Of Iucorpora-
bon OF the Las Vegas aud Touopah
Railrosd were filed with the County |
Recorder on the 9Th. The Officers !
and Directors OF the Corporation |
are, j. Ross CLARK. President aud |
Director; q. o. Whittemors, Vice.
President aud Director: w. H.
Comstosk, Secrstsry and Director;
II. j. Waters. Treasurer aud O,rec-
sor; w. A. CLARK, Director; w. A.
CLARK, Jr.. Director; r. G. Kersns,
Director.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-12

The AZ Of the Ploahe Me.t
Mar ct ppesrs under New-To. Day.
Henry L-r and Henry Mathews are
the prnpristnrs aed it will b. their
aim I" . rye t. ,ir custom rs with
the best that tn nartei IF .rds in
the meat liza.