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The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22
In Self Defense

Major ILamm, editor and manager of the Constitutionalist, Eminence, Ky, V hen he was fercely attacked four years ago by piles, bought box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Of which he says: It cured me in ten days and nc trouble since." Quickest healer of burns, sores, cuts and wounds. Poe at all druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22
Do You Want Satisfaction?

To get satisfaction means several things, which is, to get what you want, when you want it, how you want it., where you want it-all your wants and at the price you want-at Alexander & O.. THE UP-TO-DATE GROCERS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22
Delegates to Bisbee Convention.

The republican county central com mittee today selected the following named delegates to attend the terri torial convention, which conTenes at B:sbee the 9th of September:
 T. D. Molloy, w. H. Buck, K. A. McPherson, C. V. Meeden, H. H. Donkersley, ". H. Lyon, wv. Wood man, J. W. Darlington, c. E. Donald
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22
The delegates are uninstructed..

BOYS OR GIRLS or attractive young ladies wanted.-If you have only a few spare hours, you can employ them proftably and earn pocket money; if you want to give your entire time to the work, you can earn nice living. The best of it is. you don't need any money to start, A complete outfit free. Pc. Drawer No, 999, Buffalo, N Hy
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22
How to Forget the Warm Weatfser

By getting some of that FAMOUS BED HIRllON beer; handled eTclu- sively by AlexGader 6 O., the up-to- date Grocers, who are also headquar- ters foF Ashambra Water, Ginger Ale, Boozey etc., both wholesale and retail.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22

To portions of the valley the late rains have been great blessing especially so because of the scant irrigation facilities on account of the disabledI condition of the pumping 1llant
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22
The Yuma Ice Trust Broken.

By buying one of those record break ing. ice-saying refrigefators, handled exclusively by AIexandeF/&. Co.,, the UP-TO-DATE GROCFRS. It almost makes it's own ICE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22

The intense itching characteristic of salt rheum and eczema IS instantly al. layed by applying Chamberlain Salve- As a cure for skin diseases this Salve is unequaled. For sale at the Fletcher side drug store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22

Farm lands, town property, residences and all kinds of real estate bought, sold and rented by the Yuma Title A6-' stract Company. Molina Block, Nlad- ison Avenue
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22

hccjinsulatcd dedciency of temperature for tf.e week degrees.
 Rafntan for the week. trace Normal rainfall for Che year, from 26 years record. 2.95 inches.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22
NEaTHER REPORT.

For the week ending Aug. l, l9o6
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22

is in fine condition theso days. You can have veal that would delight the veriest gourmand. The best the mar ket affords in
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22

Relative Tempera 'aE oi wee" HGmidity. ture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
BENNINGTON COUNTY
REPUBLICANS MEET
Last County Convention to Be Held in
vermont-All Towns Except
One Represented.

Bennington, July 27Eyery town
except Iandgroye was represented al
tile bennington county Republican con
vention held here yesterday O NJ. Bar
ber 81 this place, presided, and spoke
briefly, Urging the delegates to chooae
4 strong ticket and then 20 home and
work for Il.
a nominating committee consisting 81
u. X Batcheder, Of Arlington, II. il
Iushman, of Bennington, A. ?. SHELDON
of Rupert 4. q. Baker, of Winhali, Nor
man Atattison, of Glastonbury, u. s.
IAYillson of Arlington, and S. u, Smith
of Puwnal, reported the following ticket
which was placed III nomination
For senators John s, Holden, Of BEN
fington, ana Myron T. Roberts, of ku.
pert
Nor sheriff Henry $. Wilson, Of Ar-
iington.
For hiah bailifr John Rooney q
Woodfofd.
For states attorney W. q, II. Daley,
Of Bennington.
For assistant judges William @ Peek,
of Sandeate, and Dr. Everett Il Potter
of Pownal
For Judges Of prohate-John N. Car
ney Of Bennington and w. y. Kdgcfton
Of Manchester
This II the last ot the Republican
county conventions 10 be held.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
CANNED MEATS ARE
BEING EXAMINED
Vermont State Laboratory Is Finding
Out Just what We Are Eating
Also the MIX
Supply.

Burlington, July 25.--An inspection Of
canned meats exposed for sale in this
stale has been begun at the state labor
atory OF hygiene, bit II viii be some
TING before the results will be an
natmced This work i being done in
connection with the work, under the pure
food law. The samples sent include 4
variety Of the brands Of meats offered
at The store IN different parta Of the
state.
The inspection in Vermont i not as
exhaustive as it has been in some 9TH
or states, but before completed it will
have demonstrated what meats are fit to
cat and what are not. The samples
are procured as all other samples are
secured. by the state board Of health.
and the samples arc taken from widely
separated parts OF the state.
The board has recently been busily
engaged inspecting the milk supply in
various sections, end much milk below
the standard has been found
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
ST. JOHNSBURY PEOPLE
CANT DRINK WATER
Forbidden by the State Board Of Health
to Drink from the Village Sys-
tenn Notices Are
Posted.

st. Johnsbury July s7.--Notices were
served yesterday on al the patrons Of
the village water system, forbidding
them 70 use the water system for drink
ing purposes and only allowing the use
of the water for other than drinking pur
poses. The order was issued by the
state board of health and affects ar~t
$50 patrons Of the Village system Tie
state board Of health had previously con.
demned the water supply. which ii the
Passumpsic river. for potable nse and
gave the village until July i, 1906, to
make other arrangements.
Several largely attended meetings
were held last year looking to a new
municipal plant, but the project was
abandoned Nest Of the residents of the
village obtain their water from The st.
'Iohnsbnry Acquednct company, a pri-
yate corporation owned BY II. Il r. Fnir.
banks & Co., whose source Of supply is
Stiles pond In the neighborinu town of
Waterford The village system is used
largely for fire purposes and private
hose supplies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
INTERESTED IN GOOD ROADS.
Citizens Of windsor to Hold conyen-
zion.

Windsor, Jnly 27 A representative
meeting 81 the citizens of this town
who are interested Ia good roads was
held at tie Rtnnemede club rooms last
evening, and it was voted TO hold u
county convention III Windsor Wednes-
day, August 2, 1906, at ID a. mi, under
the auspices of the National good roads
association N. O. Perkins presided and
explained the object Of the meeting,
calling upon Col M n, Moore Of St.
Louis, Mo, president of the association.
70 give 4 history Of the movement and
tell those present how to effect an Or
ganization
J. G. Enright Of Windsor also spoke
in favor of inviting Colonel Moore and
his corps of assistants to meet with
citizens from ain over the county on
august and form branch Of the
association for Windsor county. An ex
eeIltiye committee Of. nine, with Z. +.
Cabot of Windsor. chairman. was APP
pointed and this committee viii appoint
other committees and have the general
charge of the poeetings Gov. G. j. Bell
and Attorney General G. C Fits VIII
Be invited @ be present and address
tho convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
AUTOISTS
GO TO COURT
Many Local Men Are Marked
For Trial
ONE PLEADED GUILTY
Williamstown Authorities Marked Off d
Quarter Mile Strip Of Street
and Then Held
Watches.

on the charge that they violated the
law regulating The speed 81 automobiles,
4 half dozen and more Barre and Mont
pelier aitomobilists will 80 before jus
tice NJ ". Lathrop of Williamstown for
trial Already Alderman Frank Fl. Burke
u Barre haS pleaded guilty to the charge
and has paid a fine ef $40 with costs,
as he did not care to fight the case.
He was served with warrant yester-
day afternoon ana went before Justice
T.athrop. last. evening. p. A. Prindle, a
Barre merchant, was taken before jus.
tice Latmop today. He was defended
by Attorney John VI. Gordon, Who ii
secretary Of the Vermont automobile
club The trial Is III progress this az
teYnoon. The authorities are said 10
hayo considerable difficulty in islcnti-
flying Mr. Prindle as one Of the alleged
yiolators.
Among Others who are said to be
slated for trial are City Judge Alland q.
Fay, n. d. Phelps, Mr. Lane az South
Barre and w. S. Smith Of Montpelier.
Their cases will come M separately.
The otfenses are alleged to have been
committed ON certain Sunday last
month. The road through Williamstown
Il 4 fayorite one for autoists. and realiz-
ing this fact the authorities OF viii
Jamestown decided to prepare for emer.
gencies. So they measured of a quar-
ter OF Il mile and then allowed ten
feet more for shnnkages Posts were
placed at the limits, and on the Sunday
il question a man placed himself at
each post, watch in hand, while others
took the numbers. The autoists came
and went, while the timers held the
watch.
AS the result, upwards OF ten mon
were marked as overspeeders. The allie.
CATION il that they went the quarter
nile At speeds varying from twelve
fifteen miles ~. hour. The law ssases
that the limit outside cries and Wiz
lages shall be I5; inside the limits 10
miles. and st intersections Of streets.
etc.. six miles. One local autoist Il
said e have got part way over the
quarter mile aud then to have discov-
cred the men timing him, He stopped
his machine dead, and the timers lost
their count. 1t il understood. that the
Williamstown authorities have had little
complaint 70 make against autoists for
alleged violation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
Men Reject Proposition Of
the Railroad
CARS LEAVE ON TIME
Fifty Strike Breakers Were Sent Back
to New York Today-Gov. Guild
Not to CaIl Out the
Militia.

New Bedford. Mass, July 27.-~For
the first time since the carmen went on
strike tho cars left the barn this norn
ing on time. A full complement on the
Purchase street line started at once, al.
though on the other lines Tie schedule
remains the same ali II has been during
The past two DAYS. The belt line, which
has not been operated since the begin
ming Of the trouble, reopened today. The
fifty strike breakers who were qua
tered at Lincoln Park on their way to
this city from Fall River, have been
sent back to New York as the manage
ment decided not to put the men to
work.
by unanimous vote IL was decided
last night 10 reject the concession Of
fercd by the Union Street Railway com
pany, through it's president, Henry H
Crapo. The proposition Of President
Grape was to take back all the strikers
who applied for their positions before
4.30 o'clock this afternoon.
The men would receive an advance in
wages, but not such an advance as they
had demanded. The men have asked for
fat scale Of 25 cents an hour. Up to
the time OF the strike thry received less
than that figure, but were given 25
cents an hour after Hfteen years Of ser
vice with the company. Two days ago
President Grape announced a new wage
scale in which the 25-cent rate IS paid
after five years service with the com
pany. The offer stipulated that the
men would not lose their rating except
that the employees who had not gone or
strike would take precedence over the
Others. 1t was brought out at the con
ference that only five OF the strikers
would have a lower rating If they re-
turned to work.
The state board Of cancellation and
arbitration visited the city yesterday in
an endeavor to bring about a settlement.
Conferences We're held, at which the
members Of the state board, Mayor Tho
mas Thompson, President Grape and rep
resentatives of the strikers were pres.
ent, but no agreement could be reached.
The action of the company i'll import
ing about 100 strike breakers from New
York and Boston caused great bitter.
ness among the strikers, as well as
among the thousands Of cotton mill
operatives in tie city, all of whom are
strong in their support of organized
labor.
At the close OF the conference the ex-
ecitive committee Of the strikers held
meeting at the Mansion house and it
was decided to submit President Crapo's
proposition to the entire body Of the
union.
The committee then proceeded to I'M
ion headuarters, at the north end Of the
city and reported to the union what had
franspired at the conference. When
President Crapo's proposition was pre-
sented TO the union it was voted unani
mously to reject it.
The strikers then marched in body
TO st, Jean de Baptiste hall, in the south
end al the city, two and e-half miles
from union headquarters. Here a mass
meeting was held ana addresses were
made by strike leaders and several mem
bers Of the Central Labor union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
GEERS' GRATTAN GELDING
WON FREE FOR ALL
It Was an Easy Thing for the Horse
at Detroit Yesterday Afternoon
Third Heat Run in
2.OBih.

Detroit, Mich, july 27.-What looked
in advance 10 be an open race, turned
out an easy victory for Geers and Baron
Grattan in the free for-all pace at Wind-
soi yesterday Maud Keswicls paced
we'll in the first mile, but could not stall
of the rush Of Baron Gaattan through
the stretch The other two were COM
paratively easier for Geers' good acting
gelding.
Alfalfa showed high class in the 2:12
pace, winning Of the reel, the third
heat by neck in 2:06i5. Mercy Me,
who had worked IN Ss04la, was dis.
tanced
Imperial AlIerton won the 2:1g trot
after losing one heat. Ashland Dorf.
the favorite, being unable to land iii
'front.' Lady Gail Hamilton was fayorite.
Lake Queen won heat iii fast time.
but the next time Geers put up one Of
bis famous stretch drives with Lady
Gail Hamilton and landed her in 2:0sIs
lack Curry drove Lake Queen III the
fourth heat. The finish was postponed
by darkness
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
James BlackhalI Ended Life
With Bullet
NO REASON IS KNOWN
Former Barre Young Man Dead BY ,iis
Own Hand at HaTawick - Burial
in This City
Tomorrow.

j
The sad news was received in town
yesterday afternoon of Tho death of
James Blackhall, d former Barre young
man, BY his own hand, At Hardwicl on
Wednesday afternoon. The intermept
viii Be in this city, the former hone Of
the young man, where he was well and
I fayorably known.
The reason for the act Is not certain,
although it Il known that for several
weeks he had not been ii the best ot
health This mag have pscyed on his
mind until be became temporarily de-.
ranged. On Wednesday afternoon tie
young man went homo, changed his
clothes and left the house hnrriediy.
When lie failed To return his father, j.
r. Blackhall, made search for him and
/ yesterday forenoon at 1890 o'clock found
the body in the woods, about one-third
of a mile from Hnrdwick village He
had shot himself with 32-calibre re-
volver.
The young man mad hosts Of friends
in Hardwicly and this city and by all he
was held in the highest esteem. His
friends say that he was Young man of
exceptional qualities and they are UNI
able to account for Nlis desire To make
way with himself. As one man express
ed II be was zone among thousand.
He visited in Barre only few weeks
ago and at that time appeared to be III
! his usual frame of mind, although he
stated that lie had not been feeling Well
Prior 90 that he had been in the best
Of health Besides bis parents he leaves
one brother and three sisters. The family
left Barre three years ago.
The remains will reach Barre tomor-
row afternoon probably BY team. and
the interment viii be in the Elmwood
cemetery. Friends who wish to accom-
pany the body to the grave win meet the
procession ut the end of Maple avenue.
probably between the hours Of 2 and 3.
The Hardwick Gazette Of today SAWS
uf the affair The young man had
been ailing for rive or six weeks, hav-
ing worked only four days in that time.
Being OF an industrious disposition. con.
tinued i'll health preyed upon his mind
and was undoubtedly responsible for the
rash act
He went away from home about two
o'clock in the afternoon. Late in the
afternoon two pistol shots were heard
by neighbors of the Backhalls. but there
was no suspicion Of deed Of that kind.
lie did not return in the evening and
as he had spoken Of going to Caspian
lake with friend, his parents did not
become alarmed This morning ii was
learned that lie had not been at The
lake and search was begun.
The father found the body Of the bow
shortly after ten o'clock in a elump cf
woods about five hundred yards bacl,
of his home. Authorities were notified
and the remains were taken to the
house.
The deed was O severe shock to the
young mans family and friends. a. he
had given no evidence Of an intention
Of taking his life. He was good stone
cutter. though only out Of his aopren-
ticeship, aud received the wages Of a
iirst-class iourneyman. He was relir-
iously inclined and had been acting as
usher at the Congregational church for
some time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
THINKS HE
WAS SNUBBED
Chief Peck Of Montpelier Fire
Dept. Resigns
FOR ALLEGED SLIGHT
Says He Was Not Consulted BY Alder
manic Committee to Pick Club
Rooms for Firemen---No
Acion Taken.
FOR ALLEGED SLIGHT

Because Of what lie considered to he
q slight in not being consulted by the
Montpelier city conncil ia connection
with the hiring Of firemens club rooms
and headquarters, Chief John w. Peek
of the Montpelier fire department. last
night rendered his resignation 10 Mayor
Haley. The resignation viii 70 before
the nest meeting of the city council for
action. Chief Peck has been ut the head
of the Montpelier fire department since
1899 and has been considered 4 capable
man for the place.
The city council on Wednesday night
voted To SECURE the rooms III the lang
don building on Elm street, NOW occu-
pied by q Chinese laundry, after d spec,
ial committee had reported the city
could SECURE the piace for VS. pef month.
The council voted unanimously 70 make
q lease for the rooms, Alderman Broad.
foot calling attention to the fact that
the rooms were convenient and that the
action would clean out an objectionable
place Alderman Emmons stated that
Chief Peck did not like the place as
tiremen's club rooms, ~ ii would take
the men away from their headquarters.
When the matter of fremen's club
rooms was brought up last year Mayor
(then Alderman) Haley was on the com
mittee to look up Il place, and Chief
Peek was consulted Nothing was done.
however. This year the matter again came
up and committee was chosen 10 look
for a suitable location. This was done
and report was made Wednesday night.
without conferring with Chief Peck, which
constitutes the so-called slight.
II the resignation is accepted, Clar
ence s. Whittier. now one IF the as.
sistants, Is mentioned for the place.
Mr.. Peck is a ineulIIer "a the plumb
ing firm Of Peck Bros.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
KIPLING's LATEST.
Is a Poem Entitled South Africa
Published Today.

London July 81 The STANDARD this
morning published stirring poem bY
Rudyaid kipiinQ entitled South Af.
rica,n which the Standard calls IAN clo.
quent, yet condensed statement of the
British case in that country. 1t is
a satire on the governments alleged
haste to frame new constitutions for
the South African colonies. under which
some persons fear that Beer ascendeney
again win be established in the Trans
vaAl Mr. Kipling reminds Englishmen
Of the price paid 10 loosen "the yoke
meath which our brethren lay" aud
condemns the alleged treachery BY which
the colonists again will be betrayed into
the hands of the Boers, saying
Our rulers laughingly devise
10 sell them back again"
In this connection, il il said, the gov.
ernment'z plan contempIates securing a
majority Of British representatives in
the proposed Transyaal legislative as
sembly Nevertheless, the opposition in
the House OF Commons will fight vigor
ously the proposed constitution
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
AUTO sPEEDER FINED.
N, Jewett Paid $40 and Costs Yesterday
in Burlington.

Burlington, July c7. a man who
gave his name as N. Jewett was ar
raigned before Justice H. q. Webster
yesterday on The charge Of violating the
speed law in relation I'd automobiles
The oflense was committed yesterday
afternoon when the machine went Mhiz.
zing up Main street at gait that
startled people Who saw and heard It.
Jewett pleaded guilty and paid iiue
of $40 and S6.70 costs, which was i'm.
posed.
The machine in the case il b power
fully constructed car, made especially
for its present owner. George r Whit
ney, at cost OF $500. The car was
Just unloaded yesterday and the operator
was Mr. Jewett, who came up from New
York to get ii in order It Is made for
hill climbing and at the time it was
hustling up Main street it was having
il first real test, Ii seemed to he the
goods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
FATAL FALL OF FORTY FEET.
James o'Connell Of Burlington Killed in
Lincoln.

Lincolns July 27.-James O'Connel OF
while working yesterday on
the gable end Of barn belonging to
Lester Bryant, fell from staging to
the ground below, distance of forty
feet. He was picked up in an unconsei
Gus condition in which he remained until
he died, few minutes past | O'Clock
lie was sitting down on the staging
when the accident happened and turned
around TO pick up saw and in some
manner lost his balance.
Mr.. 0'tonnel came to Lincoln about
July 3. He leaves wife and three
Fhe remains will be taken
to Burlington. The deceased was about
30 years Of age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
GROToN.

The Granite City Independents base
ball team will play the Juniors here SAT-
|urday.
Miss Bessie Blanchard returned Mon
day from a visit with relatives in Hills
boro Bridge and iakeport y. II.
Mr. ami Mrs. Smith Dodge Of Man
chester, N. H., are spending the summer
on the farm Of ]. ", and a. n. Morri.
son.
Willie Murray, who has been visiting
N the home Of John y. Hall, returned 70
bis home IN Barre Saturday. Alex Hall
accompanied him.
Mrs. Dexter Whitehill and two chill
dren went to Manchester, n, H., Tuesday
where they will visit her sister, Mrs.
Fred James for few weeks.
Miss Ida Rabidou who has been visit.
ing her cousin, Miss Bertha Jordan, left
Tuesday for Burlington on her way TO
her home in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. G. II Pillsbury, Mrs. Charles =.
Bailey Mrs. Elmer Tharston attended
tine Grand Temple Rathbone Sisters at
Montpelier Tuesday and Wednesday.
.ihc rural comedy drama, up Vcr-
mont Way" was presented in Coifrin-
Clark opera house Thursday evening by
tlIe Northern Dramatic Co.. Of Msrsl,-
field.
Mr. and Mrs II. H. Gilman and son,
Harold who have been visiting il town
for several weeks, left Thursday. Mr..
Gilman and Harold going 10 their home
in Lancaster, n. IT,. while Mrs. Gilman
goes to CoWansyiIle, II O., ior short
stay,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
8 YEARS FOR HORSE STEALING.
zeIphr Trombley Of Middlebury Sen.
fenced Yesterday.

Middlebury, July q. In the county
court yesterday Jesse Grover Of New
Haven was found guilty Of letting a
hound run at large and cliase a Wild deer
on the nth Of Alay last It is under
stood that the case viii be carried up
higher.
Yesterday afternoon sentences were
passed as follows in the following casesi
state vs.. zelplT TromblcY, horse steal
ing, not more than nine years and not
less than eight years and 10 months az
hard labor in the state prison ut Wind.
s0r.
Nelson 'lfombley, sentenced Tuesday
to the state prison for not to exceed
three and half years and not less than
two years.
Henry G, Mullings convicted Of for
gerry, sentenced not more thou three
years and half and not less than years