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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
SxbianaysIis RaHeegueHe:

SxbtanapsIts RaHees2ueFe
0euSbnI. bH gutter l0--l2s; Srtzs Cd q
udbltsr N-16e 8aneY 8s&-88e, eoIssz
De1op Is BIB 22e. Sapa $50.
Sx pa6etsR:
0siofa $1B.76, 2toR 81 t.26, Ssrfss US 60
Saraeas ia. 30. D&uuortb'Y ia 10, Die
Sma BlexS $500, GItnar Saba BIe1b
$15'75, Duriea $ls.75.
Suder-Dontnoes 7.67S etldsn2ss Goa
yuIrsrtfrter Sac: xxzx SuipestRrtu E.I7s,
feaaer sreaultster 6.l2e; Gabss 5.67si Sous
isettoxsrs' U Site y~sSeepcch U 4.s2e; Fyb
xtS 4 4.s2e; empire h. It's, ShsGI aysss
Sober 8 l.72e 8txbfsr erss 8 les,
RiSsepoos 9 l.e2e; seIber 6 6:62s; Is ssb
be- 4.87.
sfRe-Naa (4e O.. xeR). Sas. g. IL per
0auoxe.
ptdIss-24O0 im Sas 70 ; 1900 tm Cat
s7.bo: 1900 tn SaIbfab "a. 80; 400 va set
$3.50.
GanSp-6KG etansea eenri@t 7S &rss
esx semi&t G Banner xwtR &c, srszx
Bonbons lie: SO. 2 Cream oenii6s los
ssaHe-DrastI nea lie bs lac; StIbests II
RG1beIn II; uet4i@aIise aaxss!x rT,
Sorbm RanseIn l6e; Reaxats &c sss Sss,
ssr6aete bs &C.; GnaIH&s RaIxtH1s SIC
9etrofnete Sra0ts-aepfsl. an Dr srxa,
sstro6net. &c; Sobanmesbee=sx &c ss 8 <si
Gtrox 18t BID zoe; Hoanea. . gsorux, sss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
Grieoli@ 8eiinnt.
Ser Yapt uno Der Girdenfreit.

garis. %. Nob. Nus anqeb.
lid 3uoersdIHser Quele if Bier In gr.
fabrung aebra&t mcrb.n. bab @aroi'
mol 8i&aro beireHs ieines 8srbaltsns
nod benz IL. Tessmber, tpenn oas oie
Srsnnung bon Staat uno airds Der.
figenoe 8eisb In 9raft tritt, asHsrn
BON benz papff gsnaue Snftruttionsr
srbalten bat. uno bab bisie Snfrut'
tionen In sinem beri6bnIiden 8pn ee=
balten finb. % uirb bs5auptst. boz
Der papf ielbf fets seneist NOR, Der
frun8DRfaen &esieruna sntaeaeu 81
tommen. unb nur bon fstnem Staats.
istrstdr Werrp Del BAL barari perbin.
bert tpurbs. Dieter blsibt nod wie
DOR Elm snifGieOensr 9eensr Der 8rsn>
nungsborlage unb perlangt, bab bic
Rirde ibrsn Stanbpuntt bsbaupte uno
fd nie iintsr bas Sod Der Staats.
geualt beuge. Cine anoere Ha4riGt.
bic aus gut bsrbtirater Quelle fammt
uno bier aqasmsine N%ufresung perur
foot bat. lautst babin. bab amerifa'
nii6e Sir9enprdIaten benz papft hoe.
gen Der Gage In 6rantrei& 8orRsQuu.
gen gsmaat unb TIN eriu&t baben. Der
Musfdbrung bss bon ben 0oItsnetire.
tern an9enommensn @sfeBes teinen
Wioerfiano ent9esen 3u isbsu. ionbsrn
H& nit @nrbe In bas unbermeioIide
su fiasn uno oaour& bic Sage fir bie
Rirds nngsnebmer uub bOrtbeilhafter
3u qeftalten. Dteie prdlaten baben In
Cardinal SatoQi einen eifrigen Sefhr.
uortsr ihrer Soeen ~sefunoen. Der benz
Yapf isbr nabs ffsbt uno ni&ts unpsr.
iudt IdBt. UNI biefen ieinen Nnfi&ten
senstgt su MAIDEN.
Oeferrei@. ungarn.
aufaIIenbe 2hde in Der
Sbronrebe.
8ubapeR, %. Noo. Die
Sbronrebe, tpelde Raiisr.R6nig GranB
Sofspb BET @rbHnuus Der DelssatiOnen
I'm 8hronfaal Der 6ofbura berlas.
miro alIesmein als buraaus farblos
bs3ei6nst. bod bat es Mot gsrinees
Auff.bsn qemadt. oaB Der D~reibuno
feline fps3iels grwdbnung eefunoen
bat. fOnosrn Der Besriff Our& bic Bs.
firportuns enaer 8s3tebunaen au ben
befreunbeten Wd1t.n umi6risbsn NOR.
ben iR. Das pioerfpri9t allen gr.
tpartungen. Senn g mar mieoerbolt
NIT gsfimm.bsit a~nsstanbiat tporoen.
oaB Der Monar1 tn Der &bronreoe bic
6sffigtsit oes Dreibunbs Defenders be-
trdftigsn ueros uno oaB bies In 8uoa'
psff. BET Der betanntsn. beW Grsibuno
feinoisliaen Stimmung untsr ben
6duptern bee 3ralition, siue berpor-
ra3enos Beoeutung baben tperoe. DAB
btes absr nun aber unterlaRsn porben,
tpirb srff rsdt fur belsi6nenb ertldrt.
Das 8ootf9wsiasn bes Dreibunbs
ruirft I'M 10 befremosnoer, als bas
ginbsrnsbmsn Oefierrei1. unaarns nit
Wublanb In Der Baltanfrase ausortid.
LID betont worSen 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

4rftdbte xne @es1&ss.
6sRatG
aepfd ga. 00-&6e uss 8ob.
Granberries-$a.50 per Sos.
Sananea $1.75-2.W siss1s $l-el.1.
gttrunen g 5O-7 90 ~ REs.
Dromaen - 80. 6-3 Is $s &sRe.
pErf1e, 31.7s-2.b0p pei OufbeI.
California pFuumet, rs BITE Rife:
ytrnem, 1852 30 per 5ab.
Dei.trauben. $40 bunbsrt 9orbs.
gerNmmons, 93e bic Rife.
WsmaIa
xotbe yabea 50 per Sat-.
Gelerp-lbt bis 40e per Dateno.
Rraut - $l2 -$1A PEI Tonne.
B~IumentcbI $1.25 pG BuibeI.
ealat - &c PEI Dufbel.
8ruiebeIn - Notbe mh wetSe $l.eo bs
ST. pei Sab; Spaxti&s 8mssbsIn 81 %
per Rife.
BeterfEie l6-soe PEI Esrtsxb bua0eS.
2artoHeIn- st.7s per Sat.
Rab,eie ibe pet Dutsah Hun&es.
SabfartoFeIn - Hsrsixsa e8.3b: DaItt'
mos: $50 .-8.5 Serfes $500 e4.00
per Tab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

- Nus BEN @ounipaefdngniHs In
palatta. 6Ia.. sniipransen 9 strdf.
hinge, buruuier bret bss Norbss Be.
3i&tiate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
S@ifsua@rtmten.

gaeu Dort: .NIsurp N%mneream" nod
Rptterbam.
6apre: ga 6aboie" bon Nstp Dorf.
Brenieri: .Branbenburs" nod Balti.
more.
1aubur3. .6ilpta' mad Bottom.
Queenstown: Baltic" bon Nem Dors
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

Hwttes, 6sey uaD 0sSesas
p6sbIer os3atlex tsteeHas &rstst
Srti&e Gter-80e SCI 5uyesr.
Aataer SHs, o6txs 3. TmaAS-11-ile,
@uten &c, @dnie &C..
cutie. - Gouar9, l8e, 6rsamsrt 2a L.
0igta &c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
Seutihlano.
g 3redIt1es unqIhd BET
grpIofton elmer abrtt.

gTpIofion elmer 3 abrit.
SerItn, %. Ncb. Sine .&o.
burit" .Jubrtt tn Der 0dbe bon Witten.
probina Wefpbalen. tuur6e beute
Nbsnb bur6 cine grploRon total ger.
FORT uno if qnn,lta bonn groboosn
bsriduunoen. DtsIe Ysrionsn fnb
ssiDotst. mon faat. nett iibsr so. unb
una.fdbr 100 arbsitsr rhHsn In ote
6oipiidisr asbra6t rpsrbsn. ba He mel.
fsntbeils fGwer. pieie i6oili6. berlsbt
Rnb. Die Tstonation Der @rploRon
tpuroe msilenpsit In Der umas9sno gs.
bort uno ole Standardization In Der
nabsIisgsno.n Orii6aft annsn uurosn
3%srtrtimmsrt unb bon bislsn @sbdubsn
bic Td4sr abaertRsn. Die 8sb6lfsrung
Der ~umIisqsnb:n Ortidaftsn sniHob In
grocer Saf, bo man au4 cine gr.
plofon In ben niat melt bon Der 5abrif
Iisesnosn srobsn 2a~ssrhduisrn be.
fhr4tete.
.Roburit" III Elm g~rplohbfoF aus
SaIpsier, ammOniat. SdpsfsI unb
anbsrsn @bemifalien subereitet. 60
srplooirt ftbr f3mer our9 einsn S6lag
uno fann in Der oHsnsn 2uft cbne @s.
fahr perbrannt rperben. Seine gr.
p~loRotraft Ia fat bisislbe, tpis bic bss
Spnamits.
.R o n" sur5Iottenba.
rabena1 Gmerita.
QieI, %. Rob. Ser Raiier Bot
riunmsbr befiimmt, oab Der neus arobs
Rrsussr .3oon" on Der 5lOttsnparaos
anldbli9 Der @r6fnung Der Subj.
Idums ausfsluna In Samsstoun.
3d., tbsiInsbmsn fol. UNI bic beuti&e
Warins bet BEN fsisrlihen anIaB AZ
Dertreten. Der uriprtnglia baftr In
Ausfat genommsne arobs 2rsussr
vSneiienau", cas mooernfts 6abr3eug
Der b.utfasn' 2risssfotts, tpirb niat
rs&t3eitis fsrtia psrben. Der qrOBs
Rreuber Broom" bot Elm Displacement
bon $500 8onnsn.
tame 81 obenIohs" per
p6nt.
9an3iq, % Nob. am britten
DECEMBER tpirb bier ein nsuer Dampfer
bss .NorOoeutf6en 2lopos" bonn Stas
pei laufen. 8si Der 6aufe tuirb ibm
absr nidt Der Rame aessben tpsrbsn.
Der anfdnali& buffr bsfimmt mar.
ndmlt& .6chenlobe". SnfOlge bss
sroBsn WsrbruRes. usIdsn bic @srbf.
fsntli6ung Der 6ohsnIobs grinnsru1.
gen srrsst bat. if bon btsism Wamsn
NbHauo eenommsn worbsn. Dos neus
Sabr3eug bss v2lopbs" tptrb nun auf
ben Ramsn ,2lsiR" 9etauft tuerben.
@rpbbritannien.
NusIteferunqs,p aptere
eingetroen.
Qonbon n, %. Rob. Dos amt.
Ii&e @sfu9 Der beutidsn Bsb6rosn UNI
guslisfsruns bss @aibinstrnsr BRO.
feRors 6au. Der unter benz Bsrba3t,
feline S&misesrmuttsr In Baben. 90.
ben ermorbst su baben. f~efasbaIten
tpirb. III foebsn btsr einestrofen, bod
uiro bOr moraen, benz 8ass. on mel.
den, Sau tuisber bor gsri6i esfibrt
tpsrbeii fon, ni&ts tn Der Aneeleasn.
belt ssf9eben. Wittlsrreile rreroen bic
Nntpdlte bss Bsi9ulotstsn bic anfIaae
bur&fuoirefi unb einen 8sfnlub faf.
len, Oh bas Nuslisfsrungs- Geiu9 be-.
fdmpft tusrbsn ioQ obsr ni&t.
HuBIanb.
g oaiaIif c mi & n
patttren.
6eIfingfors, % Noo. gins In
Stnlnnb abeebnltsns QonFersn3 bon
Sojtalbemotraten aus aaen &beilen
bes &ei&es III ioeben beenbet tuoroen.
Der ionferpaiips Glissl fsbte bic I'm.
nahms elmer Rsfolution bur&. Der 80.
folge BITE partei BET ben bsuOrfsbsnoen
WabIsn In beni.nissn Diffriiten. mo He
nlein Bur asrinee ausR3tsn auf gr.
fols bat. NIT ben aonfutiOnslsn De-
mOtratsn auiammenssbsn iOa. 5m
/ OorVofu4 Il, Efh}vys, och ocA.v.o
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
e&Se,

gxgros . Bsrtaufsrrs1s Smncrsas E'
e~4peser;die 80e PEI Tsusb stxbsurk&s'
S&meverfdfe iSs, Bisepnfx 6xsaua . xst
IA, Nsw Dors &beoscrs IGes snasapa''
jca 3tusburgsr 49, nr6 !6e-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

He ~bstpnten, bob bic 2onfituttonelsn
Csmofratsr unb bic WtttsltlaRsn bic
t6otli3Hsn 5einbs bes Sosialismus
wdren. Die Sslssatsn beri3teten, bab
oas Bolt I'm Nleemsinsn ben WabIen
sssentiber 8leiasaltigtsit bstunosts
uno bob cine h6&f ensrsifde propa.
gambia gebotsn rpdre, um 3ur $bstl.
nabme anauregen.
5 benreunbIt9e poIts
tit bat 5oIgen.
1 a, %. Iop. 8rob bieTes
Btibsns Der .Sdmar3en Sunbsrt"
3sttist isoo& bic erswunsen iuosn.
freunoItGs politit Der @saisruna er.
frsulite 5olgsn. GIN 8susis oaftir
rpurbe bisier &ase bier aeIisfsrt.
Orei Suoen uaren als angsbli&e
SsrroriRsn gum 8oos bsrurtbsilt NOR.
ben, bstbeuerten ieoo9 nit beiItssn
gibsn ibre nni&ulo. Der @orRbsr oss
3riessseri&ts lteB i&lisBIi3 bic Rab.
biner Der Stabt Dor Ra rufen uno er.
tIdrte benfelben mWenn S6r In Der
Spnagoas bfsntlt6 auf ois 8bora
fhp6rt. bab guere nsrurtbsilten @lau.
bsnsasnoHen oie ibnsn our 2af seles.
ten 8srbre&en ntdt bssangen Dab n,
10 tpsrben bic 0erurtbsiltsn auf Der
STEELE entIaRsn psrosn." Die Rab.
bts bssabtn Rd iofOrt nod ibren re.
fpeftiben @ottesbduiern unb lsiHsisri
ben psrlargtsn Glib dor allen @olf.."
uorauf bie benz &oos @eustbtsu un'
Osr3agli& bic 5rsibeit srbislten.
Horpegen.
Wit Der O oIbenen IRE
bafIIebetorirt.
gbrtftanta. %. Rob. In.
ter entfpreaenoen Geierli&teiisn tuurbe
bsute Der arftiide grforinsr. Rapt.
Nmunbfon. Der itirali9 bur9 bic noro.
usflide Dur3fab.t fubr. nit Der gre.
ZEN @oloenen Weo0lle Der gsograpbi.
i3sn @sftnf3aft bsforirt. Na4 Der
Dsforiruna pe~ranfaltete Die @sisQidaft
81 gbrsn oss bsrt6mten grfori9srs
Elm eldn3enbss 8anfeit.
Yerfien.
g Iehntr b E
6aIe ab.
= Seberan. % Nob. Das bonn
S6ob e~inbsrufsne perRf9s parliament
Isbnts bsute bic aufnahme elmer aus.
ldnbii4sn NnIeibe snif6iebsn ab unb
bisb sinHimmis etnen gorf1las gut.
Der cine NationaI .Banf NIT sinsm 2a,
pltal bon "a. 600. 900 big 81, 500. 900
obns frembss 2apitaI ms 2sben ruff
Die WaitonnI.g ant piro bic 2anoes.
ausgatsn bsfreiten, bic Staatsfdul.
ben bsaablsn unb Der Reeierung fobisl
@sIb 3u f.bsn prO3ent bergen, ole
notbusnois III, bic laufenben Musaa.
ben phnitli& bs3ablen 3a tbnner. Da.
fir folsn fdmmtlihs Staatseinnabmen
In Der 8ant bsponirt tpsrbsn. Dos
erFie nsue psrRfds parIament if Hart
nationalihifA geRnnt.
Serbien.
3 M 6rer.gepI u n bsrt.
BeIgrab, %. Nob. Cine Banoe
guIaarier ttberrumpelte bsuis bic bel.
osn ierbiiGsn S6rier YOusisnas unb
1alsatonser I'm 0ilaaet l1sfub unb
raubts unb plfnberte ale SduIer
aus. Bei Der plhnbsruns puroen
pier3sbn Grausn uno ainoer bon ben
BuIearen get6otet unb btele anbere
pertpunbet. Die Banoe enifob baraui
nit ibrem Raubs In bas @ebirge. Die
ferbif9s &sgieruna triHt gortebrun.
gen, bic buIsarii&sn Banbtten au um.
singsln uno ssfangsn 81 nsbmsn.
SaIontft, Wa3eoonieu. %.
Nob. Gin beftiger Qampf fanb am
rs. Topemter BET 9oIos, In Der Ndts
bon Yenibie. Is Mstlen bon BIER, ant.
f&en @risGsn uno gulgarsn Ratt. bel
benz Is Mdnner eetbOtst tpurben. Eur.
HIDE Eruppsn muBten erf BON bier
su Quite serufen tuerbsn, I'm ben
N~-. -. ..A~Gs>A.N
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
Sprtngfohfabrf
Smrd GrplOiOn pOml GrbO6en ueridpnnben unb
Sunberte Der Nrbeiter get0btet Dber perlebt.

ansleferunsspapiere eingeruHen. - Soon" 3nr Jlottnparaoe mad Imerfa.
Name ySphenIube" DerpDnt - Spsiaien uno &aoehen pafiren.
Snoenfrsnnbide Boiif bat Golseu = MuHa0enoe Glide
in Sbrpur.Oe = Swsi 90rkr %ssplinbert. = Yarla=
ment lebnt fremoe SHlfe ab.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09
TEMPE
IErrER ERoM MR. woLF.

Charles Wolf has just received the following letter from his father, who accompanied by pr. Mouer, are spend Ing some time in Twin Falls, Idaho, looking over the ground. As full par ticulars of their trip has been men toned in these columns before this letter will be self-explanatOry:
 Twin Falls, Idaho, July 31, 1906. My Dear Charles: Yours. enclosing F. B. Williams letter. came yesterday and is the only letter I have received since leaving home. You are inter ested in this country. so I will try to give you some of my impressions, but first I want to try to tell about what we have seen and where We have been yesterday and today.
 Yesterday we got rig and drove over some four or five miles to Sho- shone Falls. Here, and some miles above and many miles below, the river runs through a great rift in the basal tic rock. a sort of miniature Grand canyon. The Shoshone Falls are very beautiful. The first or upper ra0ids drops perhaps twenty feet or less. Inn mediately below this the water pours over a sheer precipice about 200 feet. The water in it's fall is all changed to snowy white foam and with the con tinually changing lights and shadows the constant play of the colors of the rainbow the smoke-like mist rising from the falls. combine to make a view to enchant the eye and never to be forgotten. We ferried over just above the falls and climbed up the north side of the canyon perhaps a thousand or | fifteen hundred feet and drove four miles to the famous Blue lake and Per rim orchard. We drove down a fairly well kept but very steep road probably thousand feet to the Blue lake. which is I judge. about half way down the walls of the canyon. The lake is fed | by springs, said to furnish, including the springs just below the lake 1000 [ inches of the purest cold water. The l lake itself was rather disappointing as ] to size. being much smaller. than I had ! been led to believe. Otherwise it is a gem set in the most rugged surround l ings. clear as crystal. in an oblong or dish shaped bowl. the bottom of which
 for the most part is or appears to be an indigo blue, hence the name. The | waters flow away down a rugged draw f or sort of canyon stream with immense
 blocks of the bssaItic rock that have II tumbled from the clifs above. It is
 here among the rocks, extending down
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09
ABOUT pR. EMIL REICH.

pr. Emil Reich, whose lectures in London have been the rage among fashionable women, is intensely dOmes- tic and about the only celebrity in the British capital who has no telephone in his home. He is an exquisite pianist. knows how to cook and has a horror of teetotalism. pr. Reich is above medium height, square shoulder ed. dresses well and has perfect man. ners. He can explode on occasions with sheer ferocity but as rule is as mild as his favoritc ale. His eloquencc Is abnormal and he can speak With ab- solute felicity in six languages. He be- Iieves Napoleon was the greatest of modern men, that war between Ger many and England is inevitable, is a fanatic in favor of conscription, and regards the whole mission of women to be motherhood.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09

the canyon, and out on a sort of bench for perhaps a half mile or more, that the orchard is planted prOmiscuOusly among the rocks without. so far as could see, any attempt at cultivation. The fruit is said to be of a very su- periOr quality. I have eaten some of the peaches and found them excellent
 We drove out some ten or twelve miles today and have seen crops of wheat oats, alfalfa and potatoes as fine as l ever saw anywhere We haven't seen very much barley but what we have seen is hardly up to our home standard. St.I I see no reason why barley and rye should not do as well as wheat or oats. As the first land under the canal was put in culti- vatiOn last year there is no fruit yet except a few strawberries The straw berry plant here has an exceedingly fine and thrifty appearance.
 Now. a few words in regard to the land and water. The land for the most part is quite rolling and uneven though some tracts are fairly smooth. Some of it. in fact a good deal, is quite rough Nearly all of it has a heavy fall as compared with anything in the Salt River valley. Indeed the lay of the land cannot be compared in any sense with the Salt River valley. The land is all underlaid at a greater or less depth with the basalt rock referred to in speaking of the r.ver. This ex- tends down I believe for at least a thousand feet and perhaps much more. The water supply seems to be unlim- ited. There is water everywhere. Every farmer has a constant stream to use whenever he wishes; if he don't or turns it into the nearest ravine to find its way to the brink of the canyon where it drops down over the cliffs in some places hundreds of feet.
 The canal is constructed to carry $500 second feet. 14O,O0O Arizona min CTS inches; enough to supply 3500 quarter sections of land (560,00O acres) each having a constant flow of one cubic foot of water every second. believe they only claim 27O.000 acres and as there are perhaps. at least 15O.- OOG inches going by the headgates down the r.ver the water supply would seem to be ample
 The system of irrigation used. as indicated 10 you in my other letter is
 what is known as the corrugation sys- tenn, that is for grain. alfalfa and othel
 field crops. Small checks are made | eighteen to twenty-four inches apart generally in the direction Of the grea L. | est fan and a tiny stream is turned i down each corrugation. II is @ slow | and tedious system as compared witt ours, but with the rough land feunc
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09

here perhaps no other system Is prao> ticaI
 The possibility Of generating watsa power here is almost unlimited Iu addition to the ShOshoue falls already mentioned there are the Twin falls. a few miles above the Shoshone. where the river drops 1S6 feet q think thaE is the fgure). and the Auger falls d few miles below. where there is a series Of rapids-I don't know hoEE many feet In addition to these tho low line canal. carrying aboU- haif oc all the water taken out, has a fall oc seventy feet within perhaps half a mile from where 1t leaves ths main canal. .
 The market for what was produceE last year was very good on account oe the demand Of new settlers The mar ket this year will be perhaps fair for the same reason and on account of tho large amount of construction work here and on the AIivadoxa project a government system being put in short distance above here But It Is the markets for the future that con cern the settlers most vitauy. N1 matter how much can be produced and the amount produced here and ar Minedoka few years hence win b. almost unlimited, if the products do not find market at remuuerativs prices the settler cannot make money. The only possible solution Of the fu- ture market problem that can see Is the feeding of sJock-cattle. hogs and sheep. This country is too far iu the interior and there is such a vast pro- ductive area so much nearer naviea- tion to and also between here and fH, markets of the east that it would seem out of the question to undertake rn ship grain and hay to those markets Much stress is laid on fruit production here. especially by real estate men and speculators but that Is all speculation l question very much whether this sec ton will prove to be specially adaptesl
 to fruit, and even if it is it may not be profitable. We know that in Call fornia with all her boasted superiority in fruit production and all her facili-
 ties for handling and shipping. the rancher has a hard time trying Geo squeeze a profit out of the business- ! There is one very decided advantaef here, not to mention climate. water supply and such matters over She Salt River valley. and that Is the farmer can produce cheaply and easily almost everything needed for home cunsuuuf- ton. Vegetables of almost every kind
 do fine here
 On the whole am pleased with ths country and climate. but land prices are too high.
 Jw. wooLF.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09
 | POPULAR WANTS [
  Month Mus. b. Paid in Advance.
2 Month Must be Paid In Advance.

boys for apprentices to serve on American steamers; they will occupy the position of petty of tfcers on board; must be American born anC over IS years of age; the term of enlistment shall be 8 years; wages. $20 per month first year; $50 per month second year, $40 per month third year. and a bonus at the end of the third year of S250. For terms and conditions apply to J. Homer Fritch, Sec. Steamship As sociation of s. F., 11O East St, San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09
AUTOMATIC TICKET SELLER.

A machine has been invented az Flor ence that should prove a boon to tray elers on the railways The machine which works automatically. prints the names Of departure and arrival sta tions. the price. class. date. number of ticket, whether for a single or return journey. and the period during Whieil it is available. Al the same timr ir prints duplicate. which is retained by the railway company The price of the ticket. before # is delivered. is also ia- dicated by the machine The device ga being tired experi--e1taI.y- or the rali- way between Rome and NapieS. and lf successful it ls yo be adopted on other Italian railways
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09
PERSONALS.

Mir. Rich San Diego hardware drummer. was here yesterday calling on the trade.
 Arthur Anderson. the popular Fhoe- nix Tempe stage driver. has just bought d new bicycle.
 Miss Grace Horton of Mesa was "a Tempe visitor yesterday
 Jake VandewaIker's cousin Mabel George. is here from Nogales and ex- poets to visit for some weeks
 Mrs. Carrier and Mrs C. S Scott were here yesterday from Phoenix
 R. .. Smith of san Francisco and D. NJ. Wells of Phoenix are registered al the Casa Loma-
 Price WicklifT has moved into ths new property which he recently pur- chased on Sixth street
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09
LOST LIS MONEY

It is learned that Sylvester Roach. while sleeping in a back room 0f a cafe on the beach nos far from Los AngeIes was relieved Of about twenty-five dol lars When touched he got mp. shook himself. and appealed To the pre- feet of police Up to the present writ ing the thief has not been apprehcnd- ed IL makes no difference whether this gentleman is al home or abroad. afiOat or ashore. whenever he happens to take a quiet snooze he Is always relieved of his currency. but strange to say the guilty person is never found
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09
For Rent

7-room brick. two-story, completely furnished. gas and city water; good shade and in good location, for $25 per month
 4-room brick cottage, close in, with bath and gas. for $12.5O per month.
 5-room brick cottage on north side on two car lines, for $15 per month.
 Groom brick cottage with all modern conveniences, lawn and good shade, for $25 per month.
 3-room furnished tent house in good location on car line, good shade and city water. for s10 per month.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09
sTUNa BY A SCORPION.

Que, a Celestial employed as cook by Major LeaveM met with rather painful accident yesterday While choppng wood ia the back yard of Ehe majors home a piece of thc wood struck him on the forearm toEet her with huge scorpion The scorpion stuck with him long enough ta plant its stinger firmly in his arm The arm was dressed by the major and Lhe Chinaman will recover
Arizona republican., 1906-08-09
FEELING MUCH BETTER.

John R. Birchett wishes to assure his friends that his brother Joe's con- ditiOn is not at all as has been rep resented about town This morning he received letter from Joe posted at Payson in which he states that hc had a slight attack of mountain fever but is now getting along all right and ex- poets to be sound and well in a day or two.