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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
8omben . Mtteatat, uelaes

Sas 8omben . Mtteatat, weIdes
36nig Mfons unb isiner iungen Braut
bel ibrsm fsfli9sn gin3us In Wabrio
gait. mus isben Wsni4en nit abf&eu
Dor ben glsnosn srftiQsn, bic elmer
@abnibss nessn bas 2sbsn ibrsr Nait-
xisni&sn auf 10 sntisbli9s Wsiie be-
oroben. Sisfe Bsfisn, wel9e bic @slt
auf 10 i9aubsrbafts Weiis 3u bssliden
tra9tsu, fOaten wie tone 5unoe sebebt
uerben.
Wan tanrt tuobl berfeben, bab oie
bon benz rufff9en S&ersentbum Der.
Hbten greuel bic Ra9e Der 8srfolgten
herporrufen fann. slber 26nis Nlfons
BAT iein Belt Biz isst nod ni&t bebridt
uno bic iunss a6nisin gna trat ibren
ginsus In TOR nstes @si9 nit etnsm
EDIT msnf9li9en gnabenafte on, inbem
ne einem Der @arotte p~srfanenen Wbr.
@nabe srtpirfte.
Ser Bombenuurf In Wabrib folts
ben blutgisrigen @ertibertl unb ibrsm
An9anget bsuer au ffeben tommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
gen eyobtes Weroicmft att Ole
W%cpltbIif. -

ctNHtctbAe 81
@u9 ioI6e gipi!oienfreformer,
pel9e perf9ieOene Der politiiden
8anolunsen BON Carl S9ur5
enti9isoen betGmpften, erfennen
freuOig bas uniterbIi6e 8eroienIt a.,
0as er fi9 I'm Die Qnbabnung inc
Gntpidelung elmer @erbeferuns bss
8edmtenpeiens Der &epublif ais Ntiz
ntfter bes Snnern uno bann als
S9Dpfer uno Better ser, Rational
Gipil Serpice 2eform league" sr=
iporben bat.
Wobl am i9perIten pisgt in oieIer
8e3iebung 0as @brenSeugniB aug Dem
MunOe bon CHARLES Sofep6 Bona
parte. DEM 0ieIer ftano nit S6urs
an DER Spibe iener Setpsgung urb
fennt babsr S4ur5' &eformleiftunssn
bon Nqen am beIten uno genaueiten;
Suglei9 aber mar er in berf9ieoenen
8abItGmpfen Elm sntI9ie6ensr Seq
ner BON S6urS, 10 nod i'm leBten
observation-disclosures, in pel6em
8onapdrte fir oen republifdnii4s
&anOioatsn &ooIepelt uno S9ur5 Fir
Oen oemotratii9en &anoiOuten Barrier
eintrdt.
SroB 0ieIer Gegnerf9dft unb OBJ
eleid 8onaparte, na9Oem er uls iebr
unabEGngiger 3epubIitaner psri4iez
oene @smter abgele6nt bate, am erten
Suli porigen Sabres in Oas 8ubinett
0es YrdIioenten &ooiepelt eintrat, bat
6ieier leiblide 9robneffe Oes groben
Napoleon iebt bod in elmer i'm Rs>
fprmperein ieiner 9eimdt6 Baltimore
sebaltsnen &eDe 5olsenOss uusgsz
fprp6en:
Die Sa6e ser Sibilbieni sGeform
bat jsbt einsn uneriesliaen @erluit
erlitten. Inter ar Den Sdblrei9en
@nIprii9en auf Oie Ountbarteit ieie
mes 4ooptipz 9 dterlanOes, ipelGe Carl
S9urs erbeben fonnte, 1T Der groBte
Der, ipel9er Ii9 uuf feline 6oGernlte, be-
reote unb bebarrli9e @ertretung bieier
sroBenHeform BON ibrer @eburt biz gu
feinem Sooe itiibt. @ls Grinder unb
uls Brdiibent Der Rational 2eogue
.rtpurb sr ii9 bas @ertrauen aasr
rs9tli9 oentenOen WeniGen, uno
feline 6ingabe an Die Sadie Ser Gibilz
bienItreform biente iebem Imerifaner,
Ser Die @ere6tigteit liebt, uno Die
l1nsere9tisteit buBt, als 8etpeis od<
fir, Odb du9 er periOnli9 Elm Gipil1
bienft=Reformer Tein fOnnte unO ioate.
M0ss Ser @eiit BON Carl S4uro fir
bisfe groBe Su9e nit feiner 9an5en
&rdft untsr uns fortpirten!"
ga = bieier Wuni9 8onaparte's
lit in ser Shat iebr am PluBe. Sena
ser Geiit Der gipiloienIts&eform. nie
er in S9ur5 ~pert0rp.rt mar. fat in
8uno, Staat uno StdOt nod iiberaus
i6per gu ringen nit Sem altbOien
@eiIte, tpef6er in Sen 4emtern nun
politif9e 8eutsftiide iisbt unb burd
tpsl9en Ger quite @runoidb Setter
ion's, ppna9 Bel Grtbeilung BON
4emtern nur nu9 @brli4teit uno
Sdbigteit gefrugt per6en ioa. 10 lanss
3eit per0rGn9t tpur0e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01

Batterien-5aion unb Sitter; Dor.
i1er unb Neebbam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01

Nit BEN 3ueifeIbaften Sesen Der
s1000.2 isens muB nun aud @lebelant
bic ibIi&sn grfabrunsen MAIDEN. 600
Der bortigen Wirtti&aften baben bic
9btirsu ssi9lOHen; b. 3. 900 tleins
@si9dftslsute unb eteueraabler fnb
auf stlsi S&laa ruinirt tuorben, ba
fs ni9t I'm Stanbe Rnb. bic bObe
2icsns ~ sntri9tsn. gsse1 1000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
Wabifpns 81. Wai. Cd.

Wabion. 81. Nai. CD.
Wslfer unb ietn Bruber, George Wel.
ter, bsibe Steinmaurer unb tn Wa-
bifon tpo6nhaft, batten lebte Wo9e
tuegen elmer @ef&dfts angelegeubeit
etreit tpdbrsnb beKen gb. WeItsr
brObte, Selbmoro 3u begeben. ct Der.
f&wanb baIb barauf, unb uurbe furse
3eit ipdter fstne 2ei4e BET papnes
Sanding, 10 Meileri untertalb Nao!.
foa, aus BEN 6lub geSogeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
tim oett Solar.

0A OOhhA huU uui W. Opnuh W
ss, Der Die 6lsii6mngnntsn intsrsiRrt,
2sbsn unb @%eiunobeit ibrsr Witbirgsr
III bisisn 2sutsn, trsl9s bic ameritn.
nii9e prefe INNER tpiebsr nls our BET.
fsrsn gsisli9aft obsr @slbarifotratis
esh6ris bs3si3nst, u6qig 9lsi9siltig.
Sisis 9smiitbsmsnf9sn finbissn bur9
i6re 8ertreter on, baB lie gegen bic
bonn Ssunte angenommsne 8eperioqe
SnipetttonsfIauisl nidts e~in3uuenbsn
bnbsn, tusnrt bic &ssisruns bts 2Ofsn
Der Snipettion trd9t.
als Oh ss ni9t gang auf ems 6eraus=
fdme. Wie ole untoffen bes 8etriebes
rpirbs nu9 bieisr Snipettionspofen
sur9 gr66bung Der JIsii9preife wieber
bsrauseei&unbsn werben. gerabe 10
pie Der bur6 epnfiseirtss ~srtranttes
6leif9 ertpa9isnoe gerluf.
gsraos3u ni4tswhrois aber iino bic
auslahunsen bes g9ieusOsr @eiunb-
beitsbsnnitsn Or. Wbalen. Dieter
Esrr meint gang esIaRen, bab bas
5leii9 bon tubsrtuloiem gisb auf ben
Wnrtt eebra9t tuerben foIs, neil ia
bod nur Elm gisrtsI iOl9sn Tlsif9ss
gsTunbbeitf9dbli9 tuirten f6une, tud6.
renb Der cOmmsrcisas gerluf, falls Der
8srtauf tubsrtul0ien Jlsii9es perbutsn
tudrs, sintss miIiOnsn, 9Ollars srrsi-
den utirbe.
Cine bo9intersHan 8srinaf9dbung
oss Wsrtbss bon Msni9snlsben bat
nisisr Nifsr Wbalsn,I N. o. betuHost.
81 bon 1000 Msni9sn. bic entrants
tee 6lsii9 seniebsn, $50 bic sntieb-
Ii9sn 2rantbeitstsime in f3 aufnebs
men uno bic 2~ranfbsit, ebe he isIbff
barar su grunoe sebsn, benz tommen-
ben @si9ls9t sinimpfen, if benz guten
Nanns niSt 10 bsbentli9, ais Der Ser.
llf ben 8slofummen, bar bura 0ers
ni9tune BEG f&le9tsn 5leii9ss srfolssn
tptroe.
Die g6icagoer tperben hoffentfi4
ibrsnt @siunobsitsbsumten Or. W6aIsn
fIa1 MAIDEN, oaB Elm Wann, Der bic
gsfunbbsit ieinsr Witbtrger uuter ben
Dollar fslt, als @siunbbsitsbsamtsr
zines 10 fOrtf8riitli&en @emsinusisns
ni9t am rs9tsn plnbs III.
@ir Fnb i~berseugt, bab bisisr &c.
treus Beanie Der Slsii9intsrsfen, Bar.
bon - Der Stabt gbieaso, unna9R9t-
lid bic nit barmlpisn WaKer Der.
bHnnts Mil9. bic Elm 2~lsinbdnolsr In
ben Wartt brinst, tunfiseiren unb in
bic @oHs laufsn laHsn tutirbs.
4u9 ibsr ben llmffanb, bab 9eutf9.
Lamb bas b.fs Glsti9, amsrita bas
susittIaiRse uno gbieasO bas Gbfan=
feii9 erbdlt, rssi f4 bisier bs3a6lts
@d9tsr Der gsiunbbsit Der gbieasOer
abiolut ni9t auf. gr Rsbt bas als
gang islbfpsrRdnbli9 an. @ltdli9sr-
tusiis eeb6ren ielbF tn ben Der. Staas
ten Gsi9bpfe, pis bisfsr W. g., 81
ben Ssltsnbeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01

Rad speitdsigtr Ger
bdnblung bsrurtbeilte bas S9pur>
geridt in Ratibpr ben friibersn Spy
fer. iebisen 9ausbefibsr Soief
G5sneStopsti, Der am A. Sanuar I'M
G9onpiber WaIbe Sen TDriter Wana
ief, bon benz er beim Wiloern betrof>
fen mar, eridoHen bate. gu lsbens.
IGnslihem 3uhtbauft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
gIs Der neue beuiide gsnsralfabs.

def @raf Woltte tbsr feinen gefu8 BET
ieinsn RoQsssr In Der 6absburg.f9sn
Wonar9ie aussefra9t wuroe, fagte sr,
es tudrs FIR ibn fslbfbsrfdnbli9 GENE.
fen, baB er aIs Der iiugsre Offi3ier iei.
mem srsiien 2amsraosii ben Bsfu9 ss.
ma9t bdtte uno ni9t umsstebrt. @ans
10 iff es Bel benz BsIu9e bss Seu!i9en
Raiisrs tn Wtsn, ba 2aiisr WiIbelm
UNI Elm pOIes Wenf@enulter finger TIT
nls Saiisr Tran3 Soisf Der tpsesn
feines bOben Nlters Reiien nod benz
Iuslanoe midi nebr unternimmt.
gbeniO natfrli9 it IS, oaB bic Ssrr.
i6er, ote felt Sabr unb Gag nl&t su,
Iammsnsetummen fno, fi9 sinmal
uieoerieben. SIM leBten 2ebensiabrs
3sbnt bss alien 2aiiers @il5slm fan-
ben bisfe 3uiummsnttinfte fosar aQ-
idbrli9 tatt.
ginem Wni9e bss Seuti9en 9aiIsrs
sntiprs9sno foq Der Bsfu9 In Wisn
oenfeIbsn swansloi,n unb unoffisielen
@barattsr tragen. uis sinf bic @affsis
nsr 3uiammenttinfte bes alien 8ai.
fers WilbeIm nit 3aifsr Jrana So!sf.
SsIbfbsrfdnbli9 sntbsbrt bic gsesg.
rtung Der Wonar9sn bssbalb bod ni9t
oss ipoIitif9sn @6arattsrs. Q8is isns
@afsiner gntrsbusn Der Bsfsfisun8
oes bamals nod iunaen Lgunbss bien.
ten, 10 tuirbl bic gsgenwdrtige 3uiam.
msntunft ebenfals ben nun f9on felt
fat sinsm Wsni9snaItsr bsfebsnosn
Bunb aufs neus trdfti9en.
Dieter gunb bat feline LANCE Sauer
uno bic geuibbsit ieinsr GortieBuns
aud in Der 3ufunft benz umfanbe au
beroanten, bab CT ben bitalen Snterei'
fen beiberl 2dnoer entipri9t. Haran
pirb aud ni&ts gednbert, tpsnrt, tpis es
Iesbin Der Jaa mar, siniss rabitaIe
unsarii&e gldttsr f9 In nnssaOsen.
6eitsn aesenlS suti9Iano ssfaIen. Der
Winifter 2oHutb, Der isIbff Elm rabita.
Ter polititer III, srtsnnt bod ausortd.
LID bie Nuthusnbisfsit unb Ntibli9teit
bes gunbes fir unsarn an. Ro9
tudrmer Bat fi9 Der unsarii1e Wini-
ferprd Roent @eferle ausgsipro9sn,
Der ben Bunb nit Ssuti9lanb als ben
gdfsin Der a~ustpdrtisei politit DETER.
rei9-unsarns beaet9nst bat.
Wdrs IS alfo berfs6It. bic politii&e
gsbeutung bes gsiu&s 30 untsrf9dbsn,
10 mdre es ebenio falfd. He au iiber-
i4dssn ubes gar geiOrsnihs baran gu
fnRpfen. Sa3u fnb beibs 6erri9er
bon elmer bel 30 aufri9tigen unb Bis
Der nod fets srprObten Grisosnslisbs
beieelt. sic fnb feline 2onfpiratoren,
BITE barber na4benten, ID He ri9t sins
@~elegenbeit ersreifen ooer berbeifabren
t6nnen. hber ben ober iensn Na9baru
ber3ufaneu. SIN SssentbsiI, ibre 3u-
iammsntunft uirb ben 3ieIsrt bss Grie.
oers btenen, tnbem He oas treus befen.
fbe 3uiammenbaltsn Der beiben {fdrf.
ten Wilitdrmd&te Witteleuropas aufi
neue aller @elt OHenfunbig ma&i.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
pfreltideiot 9abltn.
Sic Inmenfen G.aBe oes teusn Samplers
o&aiierin siusnite SietGria."

Der unlGngif in Oienit seftelte. in
Ieinen tpunoerbaren g~inaelbeiten bon
Der preFe faft a1er 2Gnber pieberbolt
bef9riebene transatlantii9e Sdmpfer
v&aiferin Qusute @ictoria" bon Der
Samburgs@meritas2in lit oas grObte
Sampfi9iff, bas ie Die Wosen oes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
sim. @tiftuna Dor 10000

gtne Stiftung BON $4,000
Mart mahten gum 4nbenfen on ibre
gltern Spei SO9ter 0es peritorberen
frii6eren Snbabers Seth Der S6as
motto unb Sontparenfabrit Innaz
inert Gebt @ftienssieaf9afD in Oes=
lau. Mus Den @rtrdsnifen bes 9a=
pitals fonen bauptiadlid ertrartte
uno arbeitsunfdbis seporoene @rbsi=
ter, tpeIGe cine &eibe bon Sabrsn rn=
unterbroden in Den Gabriten bes Nm
naipsrts betdftigt lparen, untertiitt
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
8afe=8aa.

Die ssftrissn SpieIs reIultirtsn pie
foIst:
n.
indianapolis, 81. Nai.
Sas brittle unb lsbts Spiel spif@sn
SnbianapoIis unb $OlsbO, tueI8es far
sefern Ra9mittas fefgefebt mar,
muBts bss naRsn SpielpIabes tpegen
perI9obsn tuerbsn. Die SOleboer rsi-
Hen i'm 2aufe bss Na9mittaas nod
columbus ab.
Columbus. 81. Wai.
@ops o.
9ouisb 0 0 1-3
gatterien - Bell unb Rpan; Butt
man uno Sbau.
Winneapo!is, 81. Wat.
MimneapoIis. ..01O000010- 2
ct. paul. III 100000 o. 5
observation-disclosures unb Shannon;
Worgart unb Drill.
3anfas @itp, 81. Wat.
3anIas @itp. o. 6
Wilmoutee ........3 L a
8atterien = Wiliams unb 2eahp:
Oberlir1, 9ougbsrtp unb 8ebiQe.
RatiprlaI.2ig q.
pittsburg, 81. Mai.
pittsburg. ....0 0000003*- 8
st. Souls 80 OO0O0O00- Q
Batterien-2eeber unb @ibion; g9an
WeJarlano uno WcGartbp.
Cincinnati, 81. Wai.
Cincinnati 40 00001002- 8
Chicago. 60O2OO000- s
Batterien - She'd unb S9lei
8rotple unb Weran.
philadelphia, 81. Wai.
PHILADELPHIA. 80. .0210O101-
Netp Dorf 49,. 00000001 l.
8atterie1 = pittinser unb Doom
Wt@innitp unb Botuermart.
8rootlpn, 81. Wai.
BrootIpn ...000001000-
Bofon .......0 o.
4nfferien-6nfnn unh Sitter. Tnx,
Arizona republican., 1906-04-23

and until their successors shall have 1 been elected and qualified are R. B. HiS- bee and C. M. Hlgbee
 The annual meeting of the stockholders for the election of directors ana the transaction of other corporate business shall be held on the second Tuesday or January in each calendar year, and may be held beyond the limits of the terri tory of AriZona.
 The directors meetings may be held within or without the territory of Ari- zona, may be provided by the by laws, and the right to vote by proxy at the meetings of both stockholders and directors is hereby established The di- rectors have the power to elect, desig- nate and appoint such officers and agents of the company as they may con sider necessary or expedient, and to re- move the same at pleasure and to fix the salary of such officers and agents.
 VII
 The highest amount of indebtedness or liability. direct or contingent to which this corporation shall at any time be subject or which shall be incurred, either ole1i dllreGtiy or @ @luiIectiy' py thls company shall in no event exceed in amount or be equal to two-thirds of the said capital stock.
 The private property of the stockhold- CTS of this corporation shall be and is exempt from all liability for the debts or obligations of this corporation and there shall be no individual liability On the part of the stockholders of said cor poration for corporate obligations
 All of the stock of said company shall be nOn-aSSeSSabie and all or any part thereof may be issued. full paid, is pay ment for labor done. or services rendered and performed. or in the purchase of and payment for mines, mineral or placer de rights thereto. or interest therein. or for water. ditch or reservoir rights, Drivil egeS or priOritieS. for mills -nanu- facturies, buildings. machinery or other property when deemed by the board mess of the company. and when so is sued shall be full paid stock and not liable to any further calls or assess ments.
 The directors of said company shall have the power to make, alter. amend and repeal such bylaws as they may deem proper for the management of the affairs of the company, not inconsistent zona, for the purposes of said company. In witness whereof. we have hereunto set our hands and seals this seventh day
 R B. HIGBEE. Cseal0
 C. M. HIGBEE. (SeaID Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of
 K w SULLIVAN.
 T. s. RTCHWORTH.
 State of Minnesota,
 County of Ramsey-ss.
 On this Sth day of March. A D., 1906. the county and state aforesaid. residing therein. duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared r.. B. HiCbee and C. M. Higbee. known to me to be the per sons described in. and whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument. and they acknowledged before me that they executed the same for the Dur- poses and considerations therein express ed as their free and voluntary act and deed
 In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office in the state and county the day and year last above written.
 (SealD T. z. RTCHWORTH.
 Notary Public. Ramsey county NIinn My commission expires July 2 1910.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-23
EARTHQUAKE SURVIVOR
 RETURNS 10 PHOENIX
Paul Brizard, Who Went Through
 it All, Tells What He Saw.

That all of the Phoenix people who were in San Francisco at the time of the earthquake are safe and sound and that the loss of lives by violent deaths Twill not nearly equal the early esti- mates in the press dispatches is part of the good news Paul Brizard brought back to Phoenix yesterday. He was in the stricken city at the time of the earthquake and could not leave the place until the day following. With him was his brother. Henry Brizard, who has spent several winters in Phoenix. but who is now in business in north ern California. IL is a hard matter for MT. Brizard to tell his friends here the story of the affair. There was so much to tell and with no good beginning place
 With his brother on Wednesday, morning. the day of the earthquake, he was occupying a room in the Lick house. They had retired early and it was probably due to this fact that with the first tremblino of the earth and the building MT. Brizard was readily awak- tened. He sat up in his bed. when large pieces of plaster from the walls of his room began to fall. One piece. which he thought weighed over a hundred pounds. fell on the pillow where his head had rested but a few seconds be- fore. His brother was just awakening and he called his attention to the mar rowness of his escape They sprang from their bed and Henry made his way out of the room and through the corridor of the hotel on an investiga- ton tour. They were on the first floor of rooms and il took but a mo- ment to get down to the office and look out on the street From what Henry saw they at once decided to dress They had been in earthquakes before however. and knew that it was safer to be in the building than on the street
 After dressing, even to the putting on of their overcoats. for it was d cold morning. they left the hotel and start ed to the fire district which was then a the end of Market street near the Ferry. A second fire was burning on Mission street and a third near the Grand Opera house. After walking down Market a way they retraced their steps and walked back toward the Palace hotel. The residents there were more excited than any they had noticed since leaving the Lick. The guests of the place were mostly tourists and the shock had thrown them into a panic They were rushing from the place car rying bundles of clothing. papers and everything imaginable. IL was at the Palace that many of the members O. the grand opera troup were stopping. who had the night before appeared in the Grand Opera house. An express wagon had been hired and on it trunks belonging to the company had been piled and was started on its way to- ward the hill On top of one load was Caruso, the world-famous tenor, with a part of his underclothing wrapped around his neck for a scarf and his clothing showed that he had made hurried toilet. All this time he was smoking a cigarette.
 By this time it was seven o'clock and
Arizona republican., 1906-04-23

fileges or priorities. or for mins manu- tacturtes, buildings, machinery or other property, as and when deemed by the board or directors to be necessary for so issued shall be full paid stock and not liable to any further calls or assess ments.
 The directors of said company shall have the power to make alter, amend and repeal such bylaws as they may deem proper for the management er the affairs of the company not inconsistent with the laws of the territory of Arizona for the purposes of said company In witness whereof we have hereun- to set our hands and seals this seventh day of March, A. D.. 1906.
 R. B. HIGBEE, (SeaI)
 C. M. HIGBEE, (Seal) Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of
 7 K. w. SULLIVAN.
 T. S. RICHWORTH. State of Minnesota,
 County of RamSey-Ss.
 On this Sth day of March, A. D.. 1906 before me. a notary public in and for said county and state aforesaid, resid- ing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared R. B. Higbee and C. NJ Higbee. known to me to be the persons described in. and whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instru- ment. and they acknowledged before me that they executed the same for the pur- poses and considerations therein express ed as their free and voluntary act and deed.
 In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office in the state and county aforesaid. the day and year last above written.
 T. s. RICHWORTH,
 Notary Public. Ramsey county. Ninn. My commission expires July 2, 1910.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-23
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that a special election will be held in the City of Phoenix on the First day of May, 1906, between the hours of 8 o'clock q. m. and p. m. for the purpose of eIecting Il Mayor of the City of Phoenix, as required by law, to fill the vacancy in that office.
 The polling places for the special election shall be: 1st Ward-No. IS N. 1st street. 2d Ward-No. Al w. Adams street. Sd Ward-No. 20 s. 1st avenue. 4th Ward-Cfty Hall. And the officers of election shall be:
 FIRST WARD. Inspector, H. B. Kersting. Judges, F. NJ. Mognett, J. NJ. Aitken. Polling Clerks, P. 4. Gilmore, Chaun- cey F. G. Fike. Ballot Clerks, E. NJ. Depew, Warwick Scott.
 Marshal, J. A. Porterie.
 SECOND WARD. Inspector, R. H. Greene. Judges, R. $. Goodrich, J. R. Norton. Polling Clerks, Ned Creighton, c. c. Campbell. Ballot Clerks, J. A. Copeland, S. P. HOeter.
 Marshal, Jas. s. Griffin.
 THIRD WARD. Inspector. Frank B. Moss. Judges, J. T. Dunlap, Paul Brizard. Polling Clerks, c. s. Blaine, SyI- vester DeMund Ballot Clerks, T. w. Chamberlain, J. H. Langston. Marshal, Jas. Matthews.
 FOURTH WARD. Inspector, Clinton Lauver. Judges, A. H. Lawrence, c. NJ Sturges.
 Polling Clerks, w. c. Whitlock, Joe Morales
 Ballot Clerks, w. w. Kunkle, J. NJ. Melendrez.
 Marshal, J. A. Johnson Phoenix, Arizona, this 31st day of March, 1906.
 FRANK THOMAS,
 City Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-23
With a Wrench

a little elbow grease and an ordinary amount of good horse sense, any old plumber can stop a leak or tighten d valve. But it's when your plumbing is first put in that scientific knowledge and long experience have their innings. There is always one plumber in every town who knows just a little more (oftenimes whole lot mOre) than all the other plumbers in that town com- bined.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-23
The Best Plumber In Phoenix

is Geo. Hageman. When the owner of a business block the trustees of d church, the janitOr of the school or just pater familias needs a plumber s assistance, we get the work We have the knowledge, the experience. the facilities and the workmen. Our prices are never eXorbitant. If the work is doEe by us, it's done right.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-23

Know all men by these presents:
 That we, the undersigned, R. 5. Hig- bee and C. M. Higbee, both of the city of St Paul, county of Ramsey, and state of Minnesota, being desirous of forming a company, for the objects and purposes hereinafter set forth, have this day asSo- ciated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation, and do make. sign and acknowledge these, our articles ot incorporation and do certify, state and declare as follows, towit:
Arizona republican., 1906-04-23

The corporate name of the said com pany shall be the Duluth and Manhattan Mining company, and the names of the incorpOratoTs are R. B. Higbee and C. M. Higbee.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-07

left state of industrial slavery al
most as bad as the slavery of the ne
groes in ante-bellum days, and they
have come to this country to find free.
dom and comfortable homes. The
only road to the achievement of this
ambition is patient industry and law
abiding, self-respecting citizenship.
The same road is open to the negro,
and he is not handicapped in any way
except when he Is petted and spoiled
by sentimental theorists, or by his own
lack of understanding of the conditions
of the struggle and the prerequisites
to success. Just as the only way for
the negro to gain any social recogni-
ton is not to demand it, for such
things never can be gained by COM
pulsion, SO the surest way, as the
President points out, for him to
achieve independence is to rely upon
himself and by patient thrift and the
upbuilding of his own character to be,
come self-respecting and respectable.
So far as all the real aims and objects
gro's destiny is in his own hands.
This is, of course, the case in the
north more than in the south, for still
there remain, across Mason and
Dixon's line, something of the old pre-
JUDGE against the black man, but the
time is coming, is already on the way
Wien that prejudice shall have disap
peared entirely, and the destiny of the
negro will then, truly, be in his own
hands