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The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
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The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09

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as % %n ana money limited under law?
ou is directed at downing
the
ants %hoSe rent has not been raised in
stopped by legislation
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The Tenants Union of New York has been
organized. To get legislative relief for the rent
payers OF the city is the purpose of the organza-
ton, and to this end letters have been sent out
to the candidates for the state legislature calling
upon them for support.
Treasurer George Graydon and President
Cornelius Donovan alone are bearing the expenses
OF the organization which they claim has a
membership of over 5000.
We don't intend to indorse any candidate
for office" said Mr.. Donovan ''but we do expect
to be indorsed by some of the candidates for pub
lie Office The Tenants Union is nonpolitical in
character, working for relief which can come
from either party and be equally welcome. There
are two questions, however, that would like to
have answered by the judges now running for
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From, Nation $ Capital Ia
Washington New: Related by Our Correspondent Prob
lens and Campaign Keep President Busy-Navys Gunney
Surprises Army Officers.

WASH1NGTON.-Great activity prevails at the
White House. The president is holding long con-
ferences day and night with members of his cabi-
net He is at work his annual message to
congress which he hopes to have completed, with
the exception of the parts referring to Cuba and
Panama, before he starts for the isthmus. Most
of the conferences relate to Panama. The specid-
cations for the work and the general construction
scheme is receiving the closest scrutiny.
When the president reaches the canal zone
early in November he will be expert on canal
matters and as he crosses the isthmus, examin-
ing the work on the ditch, the sanitary arrange.
ments, the quartermaster's depot, the housing Of
the workmen and all other essentials that enter
into making the construction work a success, the
president will be able at "a glance to take in the
situation and detect whatever weak points may
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Employees of the milk trust have learned, al.
though no official announcement has been made
that on the 1st of November the price of milk
and cream will be advanced by the $25,0O0,O 900
corporation which has the supply of New York
city firmly in it's grasp.
The price probably will be nine cents a quart
for milk and II cents half pint for cream, an
increase for the year of some $7,000OO0 in milk
bills for the city.
The Borden company's competitors found It
necessary last month to advance the price of
cream and of certified milk: Some of them de-
clare, however, that the price Of ordinary milk
viii remain at eight cents. The trust meantime
held off, and although it was intimated in yari-
GUS quarters that conditions have been brought to
point where the screws could be put down tight
Arizona republican., 1906-08-11
SANTA FE TIME TAsLE.

PHOENIX
 CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival ''The Diamond Jo," for Wickenburg, SalOme, Con- gress, Prescott Jerome, Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, Los Angeles. Coronado and San Fran cisco. :45 am. 20 a.m '"The Daylight Express for Wickenburg, Con- gress. Prescott, Ash Fork and East........--.... s:2O am. s:l5 pm. "The Coast Limited" for Wickenburg, ,Salome, Con- gresS, Prescott, Ash Fork Los Angeles, Coronado and San Francisco. ......2 ? 80 pm. s:15 p.m. Mesa and Tempe. e.........- -6:40 am. S:l5 am.
 II :25 am -25 pm
 $50 pm. :25 pm. Florence, Kelvin, Winkel- man-.....-.-. -.-......-.. II :25 nm. :25 D m. +Daily, except Tuesdays and Saturdays. sTuesdays and Saturdays only.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-11

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, S4 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, O.24 inch.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Sectior iDrector.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-11

there were many applications and everyone who applied was given em- ployment at good wages. Labor is still iE demand at the factory. Just what hour the work will begin this morning is not known. but it Is the intention of the management to operate for thirty days day and night once the run is be- gun. Word was received from Glen dale yesterday evening that there was plenty of water for operations.
 A cOCHISE COUNTY SMELTER- The articles of incorporation of the Southern Arizona Smelting company were filed in the office of the territorial auditor yesterday. The articles had been previously filed in the office of the county recorder of Cochise county. The company has a capital stock of S1,- 800. 900. Ben Goodrich is named in the articles as president; Harry Kinsley, vice president. and A. N. Gage, secre- tary and treasurer. These gentlemen. with J. L. Miller and w. F. Walsh. are the incorporators and constitute the board of directors. It is understood the company will at an early date erect a 2OO-ton smelter at Red Rock
 THE WATER IN THE ARIZONA This morning about sixty men and thir- ty teams will come in from the head of the Arizona canal where they have been assisting in the work of making repairs for some days past A small crew of men will remain at the head to meet any emergency which may arise. Dan McDermott. superintend- ent Of the work. arrived in the city yesterday at noon. He says there was 5000 inches running in the canal at the head and about 12 o'clock the re- port was received at the reclamation
Arizona republican., 1906-08-11

offices that $500 inches was in the ca nal at Evergreen. There was a rise in the river yesterday and the meas urement reached 66. 900 inches in the Verde and the Salt. Of this 52.OOO was running down the Salt river.
 VISITING U. S. AVALRY-Adjut- ant General Leaven yesterday received inquiry from the commandant at Fort Apache inquiring if arrangements could be made here for camping grounds for the troops of cavalry from that post which is now engaged in a practice march and will spend four or five days in Phoenix. Colonel LeaveIl referred the matter to Mayor Coggins. who secured from the management of Eastlake park permission for the troops to camp there. Water will be supplied in abundance and also wood. and altogether the soldier boys will be made to feel that they are at home. The troops will arrive in Phoenix about September 10th or 11th.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-11

ANOTHER IRRIGATION DELE GATE-In the list of published dele gates named by Governor Kibbey to the Boise irrigation congress the name of Frank TrOtt was inadvertently omitted. His name was in the list of those appofnted
Arizona republican., 1906-08-11
or LOCAL
 III INTEREST
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report fer The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Partly cloudy.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-11

CAFE FIXTURES for sale cheap; used about month Small outfit, two special tables. large 6-lid stove and reservoir. dishes, utensils, etc. Rear of Pure Food Depot, q South First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-11
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington Aug. 1O.-Forecast for Arizona. Fair in south. showers in north portion, Saturday and Sunday.
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 gates named by Governor Kibbey to the Boise irrigation congress the name of Frank TrOtt was inadvertently omitted. His name was in the list of those appointed.
 FIRST kLONDIKE DRUGGIST Harry w. Hardy, d pharmacist, is dead at Douglas. He was young man. be- ing but ? years of age. After the gold strike in 1897 Hardy went to KIondike and was the first man to establish a drug store in that region.
 SANTA FEE EXCURSIONS-O week from today an excursion will be run by the $. F. P. x F. road to Pres colt, the fare for the round trip to be $3.50. On August 25th an excursion will be run by the Santa Fe to the Grand Canyon. Already a large pas senger list from Southern Pacific points has been made up
 RRELL-8ROWNING-James D. Morrel and Ella Browning were joined in holy wedlock at the home of O. F. Robbins. 23O North Third street Thursday evening. Rev Frank NJ Horning of the Baptist church oficiat- ing. MT. MorreIl is well known as one of our earliest pioneers. His very win some bride has lately come to the valley
 TWO RURAL CARRIERS George w Peterson and Clyde B. Cooper were yesterday appointed rural free deliv- cry carriers. MT. Peterson will be as signed to route No 1 and MT. Cooper to droute No 3. The last name has been in the postal service for some tlme formerly as a carrier on city route, No. 4. He will be succeeded in that capacity by Earl Hill. formerly a substitute.
 CORNWALL -STEELE-A coast pa- per of recent date contains a notice of the wedding of Miss LeoIa Cornwall of this city to Don w. Steele. which event was celebrated at the residence .of. Rev. E W. Thornton, 4O3 East Fifth street. Los Angeles, last Tuesday evening. The affair was quiet one and was at tended by very few guests. the gather ing including the brides mother. The couple will make their home in Los Angeles.
 FRED eooDcELL MARRIED Cards have been received in the city announcing the marriage of Fred GoodceI to Miss Harriet Viers of oak land, Cal. The ceremony was per formed at the home of the bride last Tuesday. MT. Goodcell formerly made Phoenix his home and was employed for some time on The Republican in a reportoriaI capacity. Afterward he went to Bisbee and remained there for a year. He is now city editor Of the Oakland Enquirer He is now on a tour of southern California with his bride.
 SUGAR FACTORY STARTS TO- DAT-There has been nothing to in- terfere with the arrangements of the Eastern Sugar company to begin op- erations at Glendale today. Yester- day in answer to the call for Iaborers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

DOT the raao AZ Philadelphia Nc
aoyan charged Nelson with Dor.
ihE IN aud bufllng. and Nelson
charged MeqoFeru With continual.
y holding on 10 save himself
In England the refer0 stands out
side of The ring and orders the men
10 break. and they DO il ur are
disqualified What II the refgee
were 10 diHqunllfy "A fighter IN
American What Is noise would De
raised Why. half the audience
would make % stand against the ref.
cree and be would either De mob.
bed aud killed. or roasted aud hu.
inflated 40 that as ring official
hn would forever be an uutentt
But the sporting fraternity vii
wake up 70 the fact after a while
that tho only Way ~ run a fight if
80 have the referee stand off and
order the men rather than run 10
and fight with and wreatle them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

ln discussing the Megofun.
Nelson hattie II would not be-
proper a. overlook the referee CUES
ton The rules that we're made BY
the fighters governing the action Of
Referee Michigan we're ia them
selves The best thing that could have
hern done
The third man Ia the ring often
h the deciding factor Should two
men hu evenly matched. the referee
b. hla actions could turn the battle
ono way or the other
ia days gone BY The ring bose has
often changed the course of battle
by aiding ono man against the other
iio can lu breaking the men throw
either fighter Ia such "a position lhat
the other man can cross over a
swing OF fatal punch that viii toll
the tale | haRn taken part in more
than one battle IN which ! waa
greatly handicapped because The
rafofua was always working against
the
Nelson's manager knows all thcse
tricks aud did not propose Ia iei
Terry get away with any Of the old
+ time stunts Consequently the rules
were made that the referee Waa "a
stand away and ask the men "a
break la the fight ~ eolma be-
tween Drift aud Nelson there never
was any trouble. and the Fighters
obeyed the instructions. Such wai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

nfth. aud tn fact Improved every
minute after The second round. and
a. ths hattie progressed he weak.
ened In the fourth. fifh aud hxth
rounds Mcaoycfn held on for dear
life
Nelson showed that he could
stand more punishment than any
fighter the lightweight class has
ever developed Heretofore the pub.
lie hna always sort ~ looked du-
hiouH when the statement waa made
that Nelson puaaeHned defense that
could not be broken down and
whipped Now the fans are about
ready 10 admit that the Dane Ia the
toughest proposition the world has
ever seen.
Don't nlHundefsiand me. fir
hasn't the eleyefnrfa Of Brit or the
all round ability ~ tayigua or the
punch Of a McGoyern or a Cofhett.
bar he has body aud head that can
stand more punishment than ans oi
them
Nelson's style showed no ina
proyement tn his battle with SIC
Govern. lie silli has the same aHk-
ward way that made him second
choice IA hla fights With Britt and
carheit. but brought him 0uf a
vinneE | know from experience
that the hardest kind nf a fighter 10
whip Is the man that II aWkwardly
clever.
Tho fight With MeGoyefn was a
timely event 4 prepares the way
for battles with Herman aud Her
rera. and last but far from least 4
clash with joe Cans The latter 10
one man in the world Who would
stand show with Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
BLACK, JONES,
SMITH & BROWN

And ali others should 90, their
household drugs where they can
save money At haftella Red Cross
drug store. clio second ave. oa
Tuesday. you can bus 2so boxes OF
Carbolic salye. Witch Hazel salve
and Arniea saive for ige. Pure
Nasellne ID boxes. isc. white
Naseliue. ID boxes. Use. and lots 81
other bargains 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

The McGoyuFn- Nelson battle al
rhiiadelphia demonstrated tSu
things that wiii make she name 81
the Dane famous In the History oi
the prize ring
Probably The first and most talked
Of was hls ability Ca use bis head a.
a batterins ram Tha Dane h en-
anwed vith a head of shaggy hair
and a skull thai 10 a. hard and
tough "a the armor plate on a bat
tlrship
Eearynns who has ever seem Nel
shn fEht has agreed that he IL a
wonderful man 10 take punishment
Ills Iaw is a. II ls Naa made oi
harveYised steel Fighter after
fighter has tried IN vain 70 send the
Dane - canvas for the caunt With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
rOMoROWts GAMES.
Oakland at Los Angeles
lsortland AT Ere no.

Well. Russ Halfs siwashes began
the season BY garnering three goose
oSEs The seals took seattle into
camp for the first game 81 the
season hy administering a shut-oH,
20 the tune of 4 10 q. uitt. the bush
league ind tor the SEALS. could glyc
oat bat four hits while Charlie
Hall was pounded for 10
Yesterday Jones' was on the slab
for the morning same and opposed
ID him was shea Jones Wa touch.
Ell up Tor live hits aud Shea for six
Tho seals took better advantage 81
their hits. however, and managed
Go slip over two runs. while the 81
washes could gather but one.
Tn the afternoon session RHhe
vtekers aud Jaw Hughes we're pit.
tel In the first two innings Seat.
tie punched four hits, which netted
two runs. In the acoond session the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
TRAIN FOR Eps

Ia order 10 give Seattle s,.
M opportunity 10 fish asna..s
Green river above Franklln
upper END ~ Cedar river ana -
Wilderness Ia a one days trln =
Columbia q Puget Sound rap,..'
VIII run a Sunday train -.
Franklin 10 Seattle eommss.s
Sunday April H.. and egerg - =
day thereafter % Wlll be- 80. a.e
10 leave Seattle al 4 o'eloet Ode ss.
day afternoon. " g.s5 ST. f
morning. and an the return gss1
night leave Franklin a. ~
reach Seattle ~ 1920 a'A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
Elastic Bandages

Are something that should be In
every household At Bartell'a Red
Cross drug store. on Tuesday, they
will be sold at a 20 per cent reduc-
ton Newest and best kinds OF
truaaes An expert filter will be In
charge. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

the WALTON TO the Jaw It's the blow
that i recognized a. the mont dan
Kafaua BY all paKlllata
Mr0o,rfn followed Ia the foot
steps 81 the uthors. and while he
rnrked the head 81 Nelson, never
once dld he jar the thinkiBH appar
atnn Of the Chicago lad
BEFORE the fight the argument wna
made ttai II Metioyern ever landed
one Of those terrible fssssa~sa Aei-
sons Jaw ~ solar pleKuH the paae I
ltttlr would so glimmaink
/ nuf MtGoVcfn found usit whn'
Herr.ra. Cafbett on Two orraHion@
and all 40 he others have fopnd out
Ito their sorrow that the vulnerable
point on the Danes anatomy has
yet TO be- found
The Dane himself kuowH that his
head wah made pufp9seiy for The
ring II ever a head vas Aud be
uses Il 10 good advantage wherever
aud whenever he can.
In hls fEht With Britt Al 'FFihco
Hat" was charged with ipulins
Jimmy time and again and Ia fact
the pictures Whifh we're shown
around the country afterwards son
/ firmed the report that Nelson's 81
forts uure greatly aided by his head
which always wAs kept close In 10
Britts body
MoGoyeru's frieuda said after the
bout The ether nixhf that Terry's
body around the shoulders Ras
black and blue trpm the continual
bumps 81 Sei.oas bead am not
inclined 20 believe all theY a., but
am aure the tlane made uae of his
top plecs ia = manner that dld Mc-
Govern no good ~ least.
HAd tho ftsht gone ipnErf there q
hardly any question that Nelsou
would have Won Terry would have
fought himself to death. Take Ia
tho slxth round Nelson showed more
arxfeasivcnrss than he dia IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

A full line Of notions aud general
dry goods constantly on hand II the
tiigh school Stationary q Notion
Store 726 q pike. corner Of Howard
Ave aud Pike. 80
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Seals annexed tally u was nip
aud tuck until che elghth when he
Seals fell npnu the Ruben one and
when ther smoke CLEARED the soala
hAd three runs chaiked up. Neither
team scored tn the niuth. aud Seat
tle lost the third same 81 the sea
son by acurs 81 4 to 2 The score
by innings
SATURDAY.
Runs
Seattle ....s.. 900 o o 0 o 90
san Francisco. 1 0000 a3 -
HITS Seattle. 4 san Francisco.
Ia Errors Seattle. !. San Frau
rlaco. e
SUNDAY.
First Game Runs
Seattle ....... 0t00 o 0 % OIL
san Francisco. 20 o % / -
Hits Seattle. s. san Francisco.
s. Errors seattle. 1. san frau
cisco. I
Second Game Runs
Seattle ..... a0Oo 0 0 o o. 9
san Francisco. 0 10 90 o o -
Hts Seattle. :. san Francisco.
2 Errors Seattle J. san Fran
cisco. ,
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SAN FRANCISCO BEGINS SEA.
SON BN TAXING THREE
srRAt0Ar FROM TAg ST.
WAsaEs-Los ANGELES AND
PORTLAND EACH TAKE TWO
NO GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES SATURDAY.
san Francisco 1 Seattle Q.
los Angeles .. Oakland I.
Portland /. freaan 0.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
san Francisco a. Seattle ies,
los Angeles 8. Oakland 1.
Portland s. Fresno p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
THE AMATEURS

There vas excitement galore
among the amateurs ~ the state
yesterday afternoon A. Madison
uark the ElectFiea trimmed the sea
snued Rhiulsrs
Score ~ innings
EiectrlcH ......o COS 0 o o 81
Rainieru .4-..4a 0 Q Q o 0 a--S
The strouE aeEreeationSaf hal-
lard amateurs defeated The supas
rlors yesterday afternoon BY a Heurs
81 stai Rain married the game
Score By innings
Ballard ....., o 0 : Q . 0 t--a
superforz 500. 0 0 Q 0 Q 0 0 e--i
The Renton Athletic club
lrounced the Van Asaelt team al
the Meadows ball grounds BY n
score u 90 l. naiteTiea Evans
and Mcknight. and Breeder and
( Farnum-
The seattle Giants met defeat ~
the hands 81 the soldiers yesterday
afternoon at the fort By a score %
/ : 10 s. The game required II In
nlnRa
sNOHOMTsH. April . snohgm-
/ lah opened che baseball season yes
teFday BY defeating the Granite
team BY the lop sided score Of ~
20 ?.
PR0ssER. Wash April 2. II Il re-.
qnlred ~ innings ~ elose. fast haze
| ball yesterday 60 dcrlde the opening
game ln tbe Yakima VALLEY league
season between Proaanr and faki-
ma. In the 18th Prosser squeezed
one over. winning tbs game. tn q.
GRANGER. April s-GranEer
won the first game from Mahton
yesterday By score OF Z % 8. The
Yakima Valley league game between
wapato and ToppenIsh vas post
poned
MONROE. April 8 Monroe de-
feated the Brodericka by score Of
10 10 2
Captain Meaaher'a high school
/ team defeated Everett high IN n
close game by a score 81 90 Sat
urdav afternoon ~ Recreation park
Bedford oI the locals. struck out 10
men This week the locals VIII
barnatorm. playing RiizVllo. Cen
/ tfaiia and spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

los ANGELES. April 81 10.
tween 5000 and t.008 people saw
the Angels take ths first game of
the season FROM fhu Commuters ay
the hair.raIslng score af 81 Gray
pitched Tor Los Angeles, and uta.
ham for Oakland The Nnkrles an
uexed Sundays game b. = score
Of Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

FRESNO. Cal. April . Portland
took the first game II the season
Saturday b. a score 81 tn o Yea.
terdaY Fresno again tasted defeat,
iosfing 3 "a 2 Portland put up q
superior styie of stick work. Land.
lnK on schmidt for nine hits. while
Fresna could connect with Aendsr-
aan for only four CaftWriKht
Frcsnns bush irasuef. was tried
out Of first. and played a phenom-
eBal fielding game and came
through With a three- sarkef. Final
score. J % :. In favor nf Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

ron SALE Cigar stand Iss.s.
7 ~ 8 Detroit Hotel -. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

sNoHoMIsH. April . snohum-
Ssh opened che baseball season res
terday By defeating the Granite
team BY the iop- sided score Of ~
90 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

The Seattle Giants met defeat Al
the hands 81 the soldiers YESTERDAY
afternoon At the fort BY a score 81
: 10 s. The game required II In
nlnRa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

MONROE. April s. Monroe do
feated the Brodericka by = score OF
IS 20 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

GRANGER. April S-GranEer
won the first game from Mahton
yesterday b. score OF u g. The
Yakima valley league game between
Wapato and Toppenish vas post
poned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

The Rentnn Athletic club
trouncea the Van Asaelt team al
ne Meadows ball grounds By a
score u 10 l. natteTiea Evans
and Mcknight. and Breeder and
Faruum-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

Has Pianos Of sterling worth. Our reputa-
ton has been made b. the sale OF quality
Pianos. at honest prices, upon satisfactory
terms.