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Arizona republican., 1906-09-08

ment Neither this company nor any of its related companies has any con ttol over the public lands which are stated to be irrigable from its proposed system.
 This office has no information COR corning the water rights claimed by the Verde Water and Power company. If information is desired on Jhis sub ject it is suggested that you write to the beard Of trade. Phoenix Arizona
 Very respectfully.
 X. r. DAVIS
 Acting Chief Engineer
Arizona republican., 1906-09-08
BEDROCK PRICE.

The proprietor of Boston hotel says that week or two ago a dusty. t-red-iool1ins person from Nashua. N- IT, Presented himselr at the desiz of 'ho hotel stating that he dcsired a room
 I've had my supper and shah loo off nelore breakfast said inc grayey. to the clerk; now, what would be Corsr lowest price for a room to sleep ine'.
 "One dollar" if you leave at Q o'clock tomorrow morniuE." was the reolv
 Well-er-wouidnt half doIlaf make it jest about .ighte' demanded the "ayfarer- producing a battered 5e- cent piece. You see I'm all excited up traVelin', an don't expect to sleep Iaoren half the time I'm in there ~- Harper's Weekly
 Broken hearts rarely add to th,. un- dertoker's income.-Ch-cago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-08

Moonlight dips in the ocean bring out the latest things in bathing suits Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-08

Here you are, a half pound box of Donofrio's Crysta!Iized Cactus Candy delivered to your door for 8 cents Donofrio C. c. Co.,, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-08
STORE.

There 5s ne use Lenyips it- fat woman w5pa has uuFgFugn tlIe n,rset vanity loOhs mgurtab1e.~~Atcflfstsni t4Iebe.o
Arizona republican., 1906-09-08

4 Ambition is merely trying to do the
 things We can't instead of those we RecoEd.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-08

It is sometimes necessary to call spade a spade when referring to man who $ a rakc.-Philadelp lphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-08

Broken hearts rarely add to the un- oertoker's income--Ch-cago News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
ELECTION JUDGES IS CAUGHT Jon THE RIVERS
Person Who Passed Bogus Check on
Cairo Man Was Citizen OF
jackson County.

Reference was made IN The holte.
tin some day ago 10 an attempt b}
some one to pass bogus checks at
Cairo banks and il appears that the
guilty party has been run down in
Murphysboro. The Independent at
that city says
"Gettie Jcnk MS son Of supervisor
Tifiin Jankin of Grand Tower town
hip. was arrested in Murphy horo
Wednesday morning by Acting Police
Chief D. J. Mcmahon at the request
Of officers at Cairo on charge 81
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses,
The charge is that Mr.. Jenkins
when at Cairo a Jew days ago mad
cashed a check for $50 on the Missis-
sipp, Valley bank in Grand Tower and
that he had no money in the bank II
appears that the check was eashed by
Cairo saloon man named Mccain.
jenkins was placed in the Jackson
county jail to avail the arrival of an
officer from Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
GAIN CITIZENSHIP
In This Country So They Can Claim
Protection Aboard is Evil That
is to Be Wiped Out.

Washington. July i3.-Syrians asd
Armenians who acquire American
citizens hip for the sole purpose Of
leaving this country and enjoying the
protection Of the United States in for
eign lands for the res- of their lives
are the men at whom the proposes
revision Of the citizenship laws Of
the United Statas is especially aimed
Most OF the entanglements Of the
United States with Turkey have re
suited from alleged wrong suffered
by so-called American citizens who
were natives Of some of the Turkish
provinces, but acquired alleged
American citizenship either by a short
residence in this city or through
fraudulent n ans. Many Of the 50.
called American citizens don't speak
word of English, and are not in
sympathy with this country.
The board which Secretary Root re
Gently appointed 70 investigate citizen
ship will probably round out the work
of the presidents naturalization cOm-
mission and frame important recon-
mendations which will be referred 10
congress next fall. Among the subjects
to be discussed by the board will b.
he doctrine ald practice of foreign
countries relating to citizenship; Oh
difference between state and federal
laws on citizenship; the rights O.
minor children and -.aTripd women
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
FREQUENT KISSES
Were ShoWered Upon Miss Lota Wal,
ker According to Her Own les
timony in Suit.

Union City. Tenn, July t3.--Weep-
| ing bitterly on the witness stand be
fore a packed courtroom, Miss Lola
Walker continued to tell the jury to-
day of alleged wrong for which she is
suing Colonel Dick Edwards, of this
city, for $50 600 She again stated
that in taking buggy rides with Colon
lei Edwards about George Vanderbilt's
Baltimore estate. she drank wine with
him, and some of this strangely affect
I'd her She said Mr. Edwards fire.
.quently kissed her She also recall
led her girlhood days, some of which
were pent at the Sabbath school in
Chicago in the church where Mar
shall Field worshipped.
Miss Walker stated thar after leay
ing New York on her theatrical tour
she first saw Edwards in Nashville
Tenn, while en- her way 70 Union
0ity. tha' he went with her to hotel
Colonel Edwards, she said offered her
s. 900 not to come to Union City to
bring suit. She refused the offer and
then. she alleged, the defendant tried
10 cajole her into giving up her inten-
ton by protestations of love and that
failing in this be Told her that there
would be no need of bringing suit
against him, as she could get moth
ing, owing to the fact that he had so
many tenants that nearly everybody
was his friend, and that there was
such a thing as buying a jury. She
said he told her that her attorneys
were shysters.
While Edwards was at dinner Miss
Walker related how she slipped from
he hotel and went to the rain which
preceded Edwards to Union City.
Miss Walker was oorn In Peoria.
fl She is 10 years old When She
told of her fathers death in the Hi
nois asylum in 1902 she broke down
and continued weeping for some min
utes. Every one in the court room re.
NAMED respectfully silent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
Chosen BY the Central Committees
of the Two Parties Approved
BY County Board.

Following are the judge ana clerks
who will serve at the coming primary
election and at the general election
in November, as agree: upon by the
Republican and Democratic county
central committees ami approved by
the county commi sioners
FIRST Cairo precinct-~Iohn r
Brown, John Crowley Henry FIasen
jaeger.
Second Calro-H. A. Harmon Wal
ter Pettis, George Koehier.
Third Peter Lind. John d
Stepp, Fred Sehatz.
Fourth Cairo-John C. Fisher, VIII
liam Merriman, w }. Lawler.
Fifth CairoAlfFed Brown, NJ G.
Metzger, Louis Hanone.
Sixth Cairo William n. Butler, J.
f.. Jack on, NJ j. Howley.
Seventh Cairo Miles S. Gilbert W
E. Thstewood, Gus Swoboda
Eighth Cairo Henry Davis, 7. w
Marrick, John Grimes
Cache Frank b. Barbee, John IT,
Kilgorc. c. O. Foster
Beech Ridge David Brown, vii
liam Childars p. A. DeGelder.
Unity-C. + Rige:e. j. A. NJ. Gibbs,
John c. Holden.
Sandusky-J. a, VanSickle, John
Atkins. Willis Nelson.
Elco-C NJ Brady, Jesse z. Whit
aker, J H. Allmier.
Deta-James W Harvell, J. H. VIII
son. r, w McCIte
Clear Creek-F. NJ. Culley, P. Fl.
McRaven Oscar Taylor.
East Cape Girardeau-J w Ri
Kingsley. Grant Edmundson, w n.
Lightner.
Thebes-C. c. Miller, Henry Wei
man, john S, Norman.
Santa Fe--Asa Twente, Benjamin
Thompson, Lindsey Jones.
Olive Eraneh-Jerry Dunning, w
l.. Coward, John Lesar.
Goose Island-1om l.. Bowers
Charles Whitaker, II. c. Mulcahy.
Lake Nilljgan-Jamas W Ice, j
w. T. Alexander, John W. Ice
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
Party on the River.

Mrs. D. l.. Marx gave an excursion
on the steamer Three States yester
day afternoon. in honor of her guest
Miss Mary Alice Perkins, of Para
gould, Ark The party had a delight
full time on the boat, practically talk
ing possession of the cabin and the
upper decks while the beat made her
regular round landing at Birds Point
Mo, Wckliffe. Ky. and back to Cal
ro. On returning they went to the
ice cream parlor of Hal Calhoun where
ices and cake were served on decOra
ted tables. The guests Of the party
were Mis- es Ida Lon George Of Mem
phis Fora Lee. Alice Morse, June
Jennelle. Edith Lazarus, Edith Suth
erland. Eva Kerth, Vela Bondurant
Winifred Warder, LYDIA Halliday
Emma Woodward.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
BIC TUNNEL DONE
And Monday chicaeo's Underground
System for Transporting Mail
viii Be lnaugurated.

Chicago NJ. July 13.-The under
ground syitem for Transporting mai
in Chicago viii be inauguratad next
Monday when the tunnel connection
between the postoffice and the La
Sale street station will be put in
operation.
Postmaster Fred A. Busse an
nounced today that this tunnel Is com
pleted and that the tunnels to the
other five railroad stations win be
opened by September I.
The underground conduits are part
of the system Of tunnels which under
lies the city's streets ana which will
aggregate nearly IS miles of under
ground electric lines fer the transpor.
tation Of freight When connection
has been made with all railroad sta
tions the use of heavy mail wagons
on the streets will be abolished.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

S. W. Moore to Bell Person. lot
20, block % fourth addition 10 Cairo
warranty. $S4l.92.
Bell Person to D. L. Stone same
bS4t.92.
Arthur Ramsey to NJ J. O'Shea lot
,. block -, fifth addition to Cairo
special warranty 500.
James Machey TO b l.. and H. b.
Ellis. lot >, block 81. first addition TO
Cairo. warranty $500.
Frank VI. Moore 10 Frank Williams.
lot 10, block y, Wilson's sub. quit
claim. $l20.
Parsons q Parsons to Alpha Dumas
lot 80. block 81, first addition TO Cal
no special warranty. $3.50.
Walter Edwards TO Henry Allison.
lots and 10, block -. Wilson's sub
iiy sion. No 3 warranty. 500.
Perks & Higgins 10 A. y. Daab
trustee wd- July y. 1906. sw Of So
and Cia acres in NV of SO. 2l-15-2,
s1N231I.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
Praise for American Students.

A weil-known English educator says
that Of all students In the world Amer
lean students show the greatest energy
and enthusiasm This he believed to
be due to the fact that American un,-
versities have no courses comparable
to the exhausting "tripos" az Cam
bridge. AS a result the American pre-
serves his freshness and enthusiasm,
while the Englishman is intellectually
tired.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
IMPROVED SERVICE
Belle Telephone Company Making
Changes Promised Some Time
Ago--conferenc With City
Authorities.

A meeting of the street committee
was held last night, called by the
mayor to confer with representatives
of the Belle Telephone Company, for
the purpose Of agreeing upon the mat
ter of placing poles for the extension
and Improvement of the lines of this
company. Mr.. c. Fl Ruttgsr, diyis-
ion superintendent and Mr.. Morris,
another official were at the meeting
and filed a plat showing what the
company purposes to do. The com
pany is carrying out the improve
ments outlined in this paper some
time ago, putting in cables in the up
per part Of the city, to meet the needs
of a wider and better service. In
carrying out this purpose many new
poles must be substituted for the old
and the locations must be changed
so as TO distribute the weight of the
cables evenly In resetting some Of
the poles the workmen have followed
their own notions more or less and
some errors have been made which
operate against the pnblic's interests.
On Sycamore street ten poles have
been set out which are too far into the
street and which will have to be re-
set. In other places shade trees, pres
ent or prospective. are interfered with.
The mayor noticed this aud stopped
the workmen and IT was at his re-.
quest that the officials Of the company
came 10 agree upon a satisfactory
plan for the Improvements.
The representatives Of the company
were very anxious to do all that might
be required by the mayor and street
committee. They will consult the
wishes of citizens in setting their
poles and will have the work done
under the direction Of some one to be
appointed by the city, at the com
panys expense.
Mr.. Ruttger says the purpose is to
generally improve the Belle Telephone
system here and to give the public
decidedly better service.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
NEW ARMY POSTS
To Be Discussed With President BY
Taft Who Does Not Favor the
Plan Proposed.

Washington. D. C.. July 12.-Secre
tary Taft viii meet the president Mon
day at Oyster Bay To further discuss
the proposed establishment Of br gado
posts in various parts Of the coun-
try. involving the abandonment Of
many smaller army posts The plea
had been made that some posts ada
cent % large Giles should be main
tanned in order thai troops may be-
available to suppress riots Taft how
ever. does not favor tbs idea h0ldine
that it IS the d1-v Of the states tn
maintain their militia forces in such
condition they can suppress internal
disorders Of that Kind without re-
course 10 TIE regular army which IS
made unpopular by the service sug-
essted-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
NOTICE. 10 coNrRAcroRs.
Administrator.
June goth, 1896.

Sealed proposals w;il he received
until p. m. the first day Of August.
1906, at the office of John s Jenkins.
supervising architect. 130G CONNER
cial avenue. Cairo. H.. for The erection
and completion of Parish House for
the Church OF the Redeemer. on Sixth
street near the corner Of Washington
avenue. Cairo. H.. according To- the
plans and spacitica ions now on file at
the above said or &c.
Also bids will be received for TIA
following work: All excavation. con.
crete work. stone work. brick work.
iron work; all timber work such as
foor- and roof framing: all stating
and shing'e work, all rough flooring.
al roof skeafi1E: an metal work such
AS cutters conductors. ridge and bin
Tolls. vallets flashing and counter
flashing and all other required metal
AID iiu sofE as calei for under the
spec Gcatio-s and plans All bids must
be i'm The TWO WAYS. The bulIing com
mittee reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids a. they nav see g.
The successful contractor viii he
required 70 enter Into 2 written con
tract and give an approved bond Of
- per cent of the con ract price.
JOHN S. JENKINS.
Supervising Architect
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
UNDER SAME ROOF
This Ore Wife Lived With Two Men
For Five Years Before Husband
Found It Out.

Denver. Colo. July IA care Of
two men with one wife, the three
living under the same roof for more
than Eve years with ono Of the mon
lin ignorance Of the others relations
Ia he woman. has been brought to
Tight in The court proceedings here
lin which Mrs Grace A. ePtorson was
divorced from Walter Pc orson Nh
Peterson alleges that willie he was
married 30 Mrs Peterson at Mt
Gilead. Ohio lolv % Eaao she was
the wife of II w Wclland. whom she
introduced e. Peterson at her broth
err.
q met her AT Nj Gilead Ohio" Pet.
erson testified "as Grace A. Harper
She said Welland was her halfbroth.
or. She afterwards informed me that
she had been married and divorced
from aeother man. by whom she has
daughter now 1G years Of age We
moved from Nit Giead 10 Cleveland,
Ohio, and Welland went with MS ami
lived with us We went from here o
ST Louis and he sHll continued to be
a member OF our family, We came to
Denver and he occ1Died a room in
our house was informed by her
that her two sisters lived in Ohio and
used correspondence with them to en-
trap her"
Peterson agreed to let her secure a
decree on condition hat he be releas-
ed from alimcny and costs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
Benefit Game Sunday.

A base ball game for the benefit of
the city league will be played al
Sportsman's park Sunday afternoon
between the Cochrans, and the Cairo
High school fraternity teams. Both
are fast amateur clubs and have play
ed remarkably good bali this summer.
Langau who wore the toe plate for
the Culver Military academy will pitch
for the "Frats" with r Swoh0dda he
hind the bat. The battery for the
Cochrans will be Hasenjaeger and
Walbaum
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
Hunters But No Marriage Licenses

Since Wednesday here has been no
application fo~ a marriage license at
County Clerk Miller's oTice. but there
has been some lively business in IS
suing hunters licenses OF which five
went out yesterday and six the day be-
all to re idents of this C tv AMI
county. The hunters license is
printed on red paper with linen back
so that il may be subjected 20 rough
usage without DESTROYING it. II is sus-
gested that some marriage licenses
would be more appropriately printed
ON TUT Ike that Sixty-three hun ers'
licens have been issued IN Alexan-
der county this yeas
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14

Architect Kusener who is making
new plans for the ';eXander Clubs
new $4,000 nome will have them
ready for the building committee Of
that organization In several DAYS,
when they will be taken up for ap
prevail. Bids will again be advertised
for, and II IS hoped to have ground
broken in time to get the building en-
closed before winter sets in.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Notice is hereby given. ibbt on Sat
urday the twenty-first day Of Iuiv
next. between tho hours of 10 O'Clock
Fin the forenoon ana o'clock IN tho
afternoon Of said cav. ar the late res
idence of Leslie c. Athprton. GeceaseI
at Goose Island. in the County Of Alev-
ander. and State of Illinois. the per.
sanal property Of said deco lent. cun-
sisting Of eleven mules. thirty hoge.
five hundred bushels of corn. wag ms.
farm machinery and other articles
will be sold at Public Sale
Terms Of Sale Purchases ~ less
than Five Dollars to be paid in hand:
for mat amount and over. on a credit
Of six months the purchaser giving
note, with approved security.
LEE y. DAVIS.
Administrator.
June 20th, 1896.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
White Rousters on the Dick Fowler
Couldn't Stand the Work--Race
at ST. Louis Today.

II appears that the experiment with
white roustera on the steamer Dick
Fowler has not proven satisfactory
The Paducah sun says, AS fair trial
of the relative merits of white and
negro rousters was made on the Dick
Fowler yesterday as could he made,
and II was clearly demonstrated that
The White ronster9 cannon stand the
work. Practically a new crew Is on
tho boat this morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
viii Race Today.

Al St Louis today a race beteween
all power boats of st Louis win be
run for a cup. donated by Commodore
Russell r Gardner. Another race Of
two round trips to Alton will be held
for the "Rudder" cup and the winner
of the first round trip will receive the
Gardner cup This cup may be com
iced for by any power boat of any
boat club on the Mississippi river, the
contestants to be handicapped accord
ING 10 size and power of the engines.
The Gadner sup race will be the big
event of the race. as fast motor boats
are entered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
Changes of Time on Big Four.

Several important changes are
made this morning in the Big Four
time table, several of which will give
the patrons Of that road some salts
faction The train which has left the
station here at 5:45 a. m. now leaves
lat Z a. m; the 3 p. m. train leaves
now at 4. and the evening train which
has hitherto arrived at $50 will here
after arrive at 7.45 p, m. Other
changes Of lesser importance are an
nounced.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
MAY WIPE OUT PLAGUE.

BOMBAY. india. July 12.-Dr Turncr
health officer Of Bombay. today sue
Cessfully demonstrated the extraordin-
airy efficiency OF crude petroleum az p
plague disinfectaut II ia believed
that his experiments have have mater
iaIiy advanced the prospects Of the
ex;irpation OF the plague.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed proposals viii he received by
the undersigned up % noon Jli. g
1906. at his Office. SOS Commercial
avenue. for furn. shing the Cairo Pub
lie schools with 400 tons. more or less
of lump. mt and washed slack coal
Same to be delivered ar the severa.
school buildings a. ordered.
The right is reserved TO reject any
or all bids
EDWARD L. GILBERT,
Secretary Board Of Education.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
Wants international Observatory.

Prof. Edward C. Pickering. director
OF the Harvard college observatory. has
attracted much attention to himself
through his project for an internation-
al observatory. He proposes TO col
lect a committee OF the most eminent
astronomers of the world. raise a sum
of money, build a gigantic telesc oe
and set all TO work on the most suit
able spot on earth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
Lawn Soc;zbte.

The Ladies Aid Circle Of the Ca
vary Baptist church VIII give a lava
sociable al the home of Mrs Arthur
Barter. Twenty-seventh street aul
I0lbio9k avenue Monday night Ad-
mission Is cents. including cake and
cream. Culver's band VIII furnish the
music tor the occasion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
"Serpent Mound

The greatest monument of the
mound builders. not only in Ohio. but
in the entire country, is the Serpent
Mound. in Adams county. This i'm
mense mass Of earth, probably piled
Up for purposes IF worship. has had q
curious history in respect 20 changes Of
ownership in resent Zines.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
Change of Lights.
Office of Inspector, Fourteenth Dis
trict. Cincinnati Ohio

IOfice of Inspector, Fourteenth Dis
trict. Cincinnati Ohio
July 18TH 1906
General information for masters
land pilots in regard to the floating
lights of the fourteenth Lighthouse
Districts
White Ripple, No 2-Rod SHOVE
on the dixie, left of channel when
there are less than Il Geet at Davis
Island Dam
EiehtMile Island. No shown on
the dixie when there are II feet and
less al Point Pleasant When moro
,fan II feet, discontinued IN the dixie,
and shown on shore.
Folr-MIle Bar. No. 3 shown when
there are . feet and less
Rising SIN Nos ! and Shown
when there ARE IA feet ana less
Gunpowdor, Nos. 2 aHd shown
when there are less than s Zoe. on The
IA!kes. No , shown on ,ho outer end
If the lower dam.
Madison Dike-Shown when there
are less than 10 feet on the dixie
Flint Island No 2-SEewn when
;hcre are less than 5 fees IN The dixie
French Island Dam-Shown when
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+oa.n NJ . E,ane,nIo NJ AMI
Highland Rocks. No. ., Is Goats)-
iaa, E,ans,',ra 80
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,.han ,,' t,,ar, ara IN ro,. aaa ,a"g 90, 5ho
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
polno Good Work.

The dreging out of the channels in
the OHIO. from here down, and the
widening Of them al shallow places
are among the best Improvements the
government could make This work
would make good water for the pack
cts and would stop delays and trouble
during the low-water season. Little
boats of the Mosquito fleet are things
of the past They have had their day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14

The Lutheran lad es had very
successful and very novel affair at
.K. NJ. X. c. hall last Thursday night
which was patronize1 literally by the
public, and 1t Desired TO be. The
Feast of the Seven Tables" they called
it. and they had that many very attrac.
tive booths" whore various good
things were served by ladies of the
church.