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Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
ANNUAL MEETINGS
 DURING THE FAIR
The Cattle Growers and Bremen Wall Deliberate and Masonic Grand Bodies Will Meet.

The territorial fair next month is to be the occasion Of a number of annual meetings of territorial organizations One will be the Arizona Cattle Grow CTS association. another the grand bodies of the Masonic organizations. and still another will be the Arizona Bremen s association
 The latter was decided upon at the instance of the local department which sent invitations 10 all the departments in the territory and has received favor a able responses from some of them. In respect of the Tucson department the Citizen says:
 Chief SchoIefield stated that he had received a communication stating that 1t was desired that all the departments of the Arizona Firemen's association vote on a proposition to have the meet ing place changed from Prescott to Phoenix It is desired to have the meeting during the week of the terri tOrial fair and the fair association will be asked to put up a purse for a hose race. The local department voted unanimously in favor of Phoenix. as it will cost less to make the trip to the capital city than to Prescott. It is likely that Douglas. Bisbee and Tomb stone will second this vote"
 For the meeting of the Cattle Grow CTS association. which will be held on November 14. the secretary, c. l.. Cof- fee, has sent out a circular urging all cattle growers to attend and enclosing the following program:
 Opening address by Hon. Jos. IT. Kibbey; address by Dr. J. C. Norton on sanitary conditions: address by Capt T. J. Rynning in behalf of the Ranger force and service rendered in the past: address by c. T. Hirst on live stock sanitary board; address by J. J. Riggs on the proposed lease law: address by Jas. F. Bark in behalf of the cattle growers and any changes that would
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17

llr n- a-slmrf rhat Ihls rumor had eIllrl efr1ea.- through th~ fact that
 Halsa.r af tlr Cole people are stock HalHrF= ll the promotion company
 A..arIlHs to Ar Lru4n bond was E4E-u aH October f8 Joz-Hh H- thaud- l.r af HhIrasa abe Hesl-rn counsel for fEr EIifrl States Steel corporation ou aI uf fh- holding af Lhr Troy-Aiau- haitian A fra days ago ga company aas formed here ll Arizona known as lflr Trag-a aIauhafIan Development conn uaag and fo thIs company Uil the bond ias tflusf-rr-l .l frH days. For this pglrIase C. c. Chap.1 of Boston, the r.Fesl1elL of tlr lea company. is now aH lIa aag from Phoenix t0 Chicago There tae uo money consideration In connection HifE Ih- bond. the new conn H4ug simply guaranteeing Go taKe up fEe FIa.- B. Hf ra- holders ll the first and ar-riuaI company by giving ~n-re for sEafr. rEa.E lH a fIlrI company t1 be organized .aI-r .Ifl a capitalization af flsaa. .ls. 90 Is understood th- pro- IzasHl lasue has already been more than sr.fs.r.H-d
 TEe Tr8E- -MaahatI4u group embraces a laub-i of claims ol which there ls al aD-llau.e of ioU grade ore The beet showing g-f ra b- made ou the
 
 |. .rssr-ll FHsE= a breast of ore Is0 fr-i alf- Ilar llu average g per cent Ihf Efstlef glr.ls la treatment iu am iara. manner The sTr ahich has been faA-s from fL- claims has au been rhr1sH ul ca dump here there Iz uow a cons lrrabIr ae-uHulatiou. There aas at aH- time 0ny-rou furnace ou fla property buE th- coke had % be freiEEf-d from Casa Graude and the lr1lr~r aas later abandoned
 Ih- rallrnad haF HaH made possible fHr shipping of oI~ and it aIu be- begun f .s rsaurHr at al#r. To consult with officials af fh- Arizona Smelling conn f.arE af Humb8lIt BIT. Erman ls mak- rs fHa Journey The rr1suertIEe st|rrnsHrH rE amount tl Is8 toms a las- rafE-ns- m-l are aaEs at w0fE aa fEe Ifyf-rty and .E.s force HII at nHr l- luer-aE-l. The stock of the rrs company -s held by Chicago and ila.lrl Hlllrallsr-
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Arizona republican., 1906-10-17

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Arizona republican., 1906-10-17

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Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
RENEWED GRAPHING
 WITH THE COLORADO
The Destruction of the Redwood Gate Has Only Had the Effect of Inspiring Greater Effort.

There has been practically no delay in the part Of the officials of the Cali fornia Development company in pro- viding for the beginning of work on much larger scale than previously, fol- lowing the going out of the Redwood gate at the intake of the SaltOn sea The officials seem more determined than ever to turn the Colorado back to it's old channel and the next effort will be carried out along lines which the best of engineers who have gone over the plans say cannot meet with other than success.
 In speaking of the situation the Yuma Sun says President Epes Ran dolph and Manager H. T. Cory have perfected their plans and the work of carWing them out is already under way. The magnitude of these plans is indicated by President Randolph's or ders to spare no expense. How well Manager Cory knows what that means is disclosed by his statement that where we spent ten dollars before we will now spend a hundred
 Henceforth the effort to stop the in take will be carried forward at two points, to which end many thousands of dollars worth of supplies and several hundred additional labOrers have been ordered.
 There has been no abandonment of work at the Redwood gate. The re maining portions of the gate have been secured with immense chains and the banks of the bypass are being pro tected to prevent washing. The rail road trestle below the Redwood gate which was dislOdged by the wrecked gate washing against it is being re- paired and the tTestle in front of the gate is being rushed to completion. As soon as this, can be done hundreds of train loads of rock will be dumped into the bypass at both points. in the hope that one or the other of the dams thus formed will hold the river.
 While this attempt will be despeT- ately carried forward it will not be de pended upon. Work will at once De begun on a railroad spur from Pilot Knob to the Colorado river a a point opposite the immense permanent steel headgate recently constructed. The railroad will be run across the river and a dam similar to the one at the lower heading will be constructed. The big dredger now building will be brought into play and the Imperial headgate and down to where it will run into the present channel of theN river. short distance below the Redwood gate The entire river will then be turned through the steel heading Thus relieved the intake will be effectuaHy damned the upper dam cut. the big gate closed and the Colorado will find its way to the gulf by it's old route.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
MEXICAN CORN FAMINE.
General Ahumada Asks for Removal of
 Duty on American Corn.

Fl Paso. Tex. Oct. 16.-To prevent a corn famine. Governor Ahumada of JaIisco has made an appeal to the gen eraI government of Mexico for the re- moval of duties from American corn for importation. This request has been made on Q petition from the business men of Jaiisco. The crop in that sec ton is very scarce. owing to many floods.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17

be beneficial to their interests; address by T. w HOmilsOn. secretary of the American National Live Stock assOci- ation, on much needed legislation: gen eral discussion on any and all subjects pertaining to the interest of cattle growers of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of Los Ocotes" Mining and Milling company will be held at the office of the Stoddard Incorporating company in Phoenix. Arizona. on Tuesday, November 6. 1906. at 10 o'clock a. m.
 The stock ledger of the company will close on October 26th, and re- open on November 7th-
 K. A. MILLS
 Secretary
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17

Pinoehe and Fudge have each had
 their day, And each has brought the seller good
 pay But if you want something better That just suits the letter Go to Oonofrio's and get his Cactus
 Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Oct. 16-Forecast for Arizona: Fair. Wednesday and Thurs day; cooler Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
DISASTER OFFICIALLY KNOWN.

DtSASTE OFFICIALLY KNOWN
 The message says: The submarine Lutin. while exercising off the jetties, disappeared from the view of the ac- cOmpanying tug. Search and dragging g operations were begun immediately and resistence was felt at a depth of 13O feet near the place where, the Lutin sank
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17

Some one is bound to get the money. S50-00 given away to the best bread bakers. Bread must be made from Ruby Flour"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
Iilf REORGANIZATION
 0f IR0Y-MANHAIIAN

vssass e. ClIa To hat AG ~as Re sstssa. caHHretsa &sfn ere DsseI1p- seazf CaHaanF.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
Question Of Packers Immunity to
Be Decided on fasts.
COUNSEL UNABLE TO AGREE
As Case Stands Packers WIN Introduce
Testimony Substantiating Garfeld's
Investigation Giving Packers Immun-
ity from Prosecution.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-That the ques-
tion Of the immunity of the indicted
Packers from prosecution. must be tried
on facts became a practical certainty
today when the last effort of the oppos-
ing counsel to reach an agreement by
which. the matter might be expedited
failed. As the case now stands the
Packers will introduce testimony to
substantiate the claim Of Garfeld's in
vestigstion which clothed the Packers
with immunity from subsequent erimi-
nal prosecution inasmuch as each was
compelled to produce evidence against
himself. The jury win decide the ques.
tions Of fact and the court will decide
under the facts as found by the jury,
whether immunity protects the Packers
from prosecution on the main issue of
the indictment,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29

SEATTLE, Jan. ss lspecian The
investigation Of the Valencia has com.
cenced before United States Marine In.
spccton Turner and Whitney, First As.
slstant Engineer csrrick and Boatswsin
Mccarthy being examined. Carrick said
be was In the engine room when the
vessel first struck the rocks. Hs de.
clares II was not until the second shock
that water began TO pour into the fire.
room. Cariek said the heavy weather
did not set In until early IN the morn.
ing The Witness said Captain johnson
was very cool. Carriek was In charge
of boat No !. Five members Of tac
crew. two passengers and himself were
In II. The boat filed before II was
lowered, he said. "Some one evidently
cut the aft tackle away and precipi.
,aied us into the water. ! think I was
the only one aboard the boat saved"
"Did the falls and tackle work all
rightr
ayes"
"Did you consider the life boats fully
equipped and In irstclass condition."
"yes.'
All passengers had life preserver on
and the officers went among them and
inspected the belts, Those wearing
"rulles belts were requested TO dis.
card them for cork ones and the officers
readjus,ed every belt.
"we shot line ashore and II dangled
all day, The second assistant engineer
then tried TO swim but failed"
The question was asked why more
passengers and less Of the crew did not
get on the mft. "Did the sailors at.
Tempt to crowd the passengers off"
NO" said the witness, "The passen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29

PEORIA, Jan. 2s.-Caarles Harwood,
a former policeman. now violently IN
sane entered the police headquarters
this evening and at the point Of . re-
volyer beld up several officers for ff.
teen minutes while he vented bic insane
wrath in deluge Of curses. After
threatening to shoot the entire crowd
and failing because Of snapped cart
ridge, he backed out Of the station and
escaped. Within an hour Harwood ap-
peard near his home and entered the
residence of Mrs. Montgomery whom he
knocked down with the butt Of his gun
taking q shotgun and revolver from
this house he barrieaded himself in his
own residence and at 10 o'clock tonight
was standing of squad Of police who
had surrounded the house. Saturday
night be compelled his wife to disrobe
and drove her into The street. This
morning he made an attempt an the
lives Of his children.
At O'Clock Monday morning Har-
wood suddenly appeared on the porch
II his house clad in his nightrobe. He
,pened fire which was returned. No
'hots took effect. Harwood went back
nto the house and the posse settled
lown for a siege.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
Fulton win Help Protest Against
More Reserves.
SUBJECT COMES up TODAY
Idaho Senator viii Speak Against
withdrawal Of Land For Additional
Forest ReSrves--Blue Mountain Re.
serve TO be Protested by Fulton.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Senstor
Hepburn OF idaho has given notice that
on Monday he win address the Senate
on the subject Of forest reservations
aud the immense Withdrawals Of land
In Idaho and other western states for
creation into additional reserves,
Senator Fulton probably viii take
part In the discussion Of the subject
as he has under consideration the Of.
fort which the forest service is making
TO add large additional area Of Ore.
gon TO that slrcady included in the
reservations Oregon reserves now en-
brace 6,0T2,5 $50 acres, and lands have
been temporarily withdrawn from set
tlemen. for s0D0sS90 additional acres,
to be created into the followed reserves;
Blue mountain, e,lao,t00 acres; Warner
mountain. s.s3a,OoO acres; Morrow and
Gmnt counties, llT.0o0 acesi south.
west Oregon, l,la2.S20 acres; Maury
mountain, 400.4s0 acres.
Fulton win protest against the erea'
tion Of the Blue mountain reserve and
win probably support the contention of
Hepburn against the lndiscriminate in.
clusion Of lands within forest reserves
In Oregon and other western states.
Senator Gcarin was one Of the guests
entertained saturday evening at din
ner given at the White House by presi'
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29

covered up 30 this evening and with a
calmsr sea attempts viii be made 10
land near the scene Of the wreck and
take the bodies on tugs.
Tho ias Lons left tonight taking .
party 10 assist In the search and the
wysede Is going from Port Townsend
with another party TO assist or relieve
tho tug Bahada. Lneman Logan has
reported finding q small bay near ths
wreck where he believes the tugs can
land and Il removing all the bodies
found by him TO that hay. Logan has
eight cofpses In all. OF the nineteen
bodies only Ave are Identified.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29

gers would not leave the ship" The
witness said that the first raft cleared
the ships side in safety and had it'll,
trouble In getting 70 the open SEA.
"The raft we left on was the las'
thing aboard the ship for anyone to get
on. The Valencia had broken up sns
the two parts Of her were aboat ten 4
fifteen feet apart, the stern working to
ward shore. The foremost was stand
ing, but no one was In the rigging The
only persons washed overheard that
saw were a woman and a child. When
We pulled away from the vessel the
last word / heard the Captain say, was
Goodbye, Tom. God's sake try to save
the passengers and crew."
do you suppose regulation life
saving surf boat could have saved the
persons aboardi" was asked.
Yes was the answer. II believe a
life boat could have passed through the
surf within twenty feet Of us and got a
line aboard and saved every soul. II
six men could get that life raft clear
from the ship ! do not see why regu.
larly equipped life boat not have saved
us.
at was just as calm as floor part of
the time as we got outside the line Of
breakers when we first struck that at
that time oil could have gotten away"
Boatsmain Mccarthy declared that
the passengers kept away from the
boats and allowed the crew to work
they would no doubt have been launch.
I'd without difficulty"
There was no crowding in the boats.
The women were urged to 60" said Nc.
carthy. but they refused"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
STEEL SILVER TAKEN FROM Balm.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2O.--A splin-
ter Of steel three inches long was today
removed from the brain of John Nail,
of Winston, n, c., at the jefferson Hos
pital here. An effort was made TO draw
the splinter with powerful maget, but
the steel was so firmly embedded that
the surgeons were compelled to use the
knife. The patient is reported to be
doing well,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29

NEW YORK, Jan. as.-The funeral
Of General Joseph Wheeler was marked
by an imposing military pageant today
brief services were held In St. Thomas
Episcopal church, after which the body
was taken TO Jersey City, where 1t was
placed on a train to be taken 10 Wash.
ineton for interment at Arlington. The
body Of the dead soldier was wrapped
IN the flags under which he served with
almost equal vigOr and distinction, The
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
ALPHoNso AND INTENDED.
Spanish King and His Finance Take Au-
tomobiIe Ride.

BIARRITZ, Jan. 2s.-King Alphonso
accompanied by the military mambers
of his household conducted the Princess
ha of Battenburg, her mother, the
Princess Henry, and Prince Alexander
of Battenburg in automobiles to San
Sebastian where they were cordially re-
ceiyed by the Queens mother. Maria
Christiana The party was enthusiastic
eally greeted en- route. At San Sebas-
tian flowers were showered on the
Princesses.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
HURL BOMB.
Dynamite Bomb Blows Out Side Of q
House.

WORCESTER, Mass Jan. 2s.-A
dynamite bomb was hurled through the
second story window Of the house Of
Paul Mosczynski this morning and tore
away the rear part Of the house. Twen-
ty.two persons were asleep in the house.
All escaped except one woman who vas
buried in the debris. but was not ser
iousIy hurt. Another woman who was
sick. became insane by the explosion.
The police are looking for Frank Czby-
bonski and wife. formerly owners OF
the building flum possession Of which
they were eyicted by mortgage pro.
ceedings.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
WILD WEST SCENE.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Jan. 2s.-Fiye
armed robbers teroried East Youngs.
town early this morning shooting two
men and terribly beating third. They
raided saloon making away with $500
and also got 500 from butcher.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Publicity
election contributions and expenditures
and the formation Of organizations to
promote these purposes in every state
were urged in an address issued tonight
by the National Publicity Bill Organi-
ration. II declares there was secret and
corrupt use of money in the election
Of the chief magistrate Of the cOun-
try, and that legislators and state and
municipal officers are a menace to the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
GENERAL WHEELER HAS
AN IMPOSING FUNERAL

Stars and Bars Of the Confederate
States and the Stars and Stripes. Vet
erans Of the Northern and Southern
armies mingled today In paying tribute
TO the dead general with veterans Of
the Spanish.American war. The route
Of the procession was lined with great
crowds, most Of whom stood with barred
heads, while the cOrtege passed. Before
the body was taken TO st. Thomas
church q ceremony was held At the
residences Of his sister In Brooklyn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
LIMITED WRECKED.

BIRMINGHAM. Jan. "a. = Several
were injured. but none seriously. In .
wreck Of the Frisco Limited about mid.
night Saturday forty miles north Of
here. The accident was due 10 a brok.
en- rail.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
WILL GET EVEN.
Standard Oil win Buy But q Third Of
Midcontinsnt Output.

BARTLETTsvILLE, l. T., Jan. 2s.--
The Standard Oil Company has issued
orders hereafter that only third OF
the midcontinent output Of oil win be
bought owing 10 the fact that the
Standard Is prevented from continuing
as buyer and transporter Of petroleum
by reason Of custer proceedings in Mis-.
souri. A committe representing pro-
dueeN will 20 to Attorney-Genera
Hadley and tell him II the Standard
is ousted from Missouri it win shut Of
their market for petroleum because the
pipe line runs through a part Of that
state.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
FASTER GAVE UP AFTER a DAYS.

P1TTSBURG, Jan. 20-Dr. Sherman
N. Stauffer, the Allegheny dentist, who
has been fasting, broke over last Tues
day, although the fact was kept from
the public until tonight. Stauffer in
tended to fast for sixty days, but last
ed only fOrty-days.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
WYOMING BABY WEIGHS A POUND

OMAHA, Jan. 2s.-The smallest baby
on record in the West was born today
to Mrs. Charles Bybee, Of Lander, Wyo.
The child weighs only little more than
a pound. lite head Is only two inches
In diameter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
MONEY USED CORRUPTLY
IN NATIONAL ELECTION

institutions Of a free people. The or
ganiEation desires to promote similar
organizations in every state in the
union, in order that the proposed bin
for a national law be required to dis
close under oath every contribution Of
money in national campaigns and pro-
viding for punishment for any violation
Of such law to be passed, and that
the law be supplemented by similar
legislation affecting state and city
officials.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
PREMATURE EXPLOSION.

WINNIPEG, Jan. 2s.-By the prema'
ture explosion Of dynamite In the Cana
dian Pacific construction camp near
Keewan yesterday three were killed
and four injured.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
ALLEGES IT IS HEALTHY.

NEW YORK, Jan. Ex-Governor Ma.
goou who arrived from Panama today
says there has not been a case Of yell
low fever in the Canal Zone for seventy
our days. Work is progressing rapidly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
SENDS ALICE GIFTS.

pEKIN. Jan. es,-Tbe Dowagcr En-.
press has sent a number Of wedding
presents consisting Of costly silks,
Jewels and srmine robe. 10 the Ameri'
can legation for Miss Roosevelt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
STILL FIGHTING.
Troops and Revolutionists Continue
Killing Each Other.

troops ana NeNolutlOnists SOhInut
Killing Each Other.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2s.-It Is
reported from Kutais that serious en-.
counters are occurring between revolu.
tionists aud troops Several of the lat.
ter being killed.
The arrival OF General AlikanoG with
troops brought about restoration of
order. Count Witte has received a tele.
gram from Linevitch that all is quiet in
the Manchurian army, and order pre-.
walls at 'vladivostok where the mu,in.
Gus sailors were disarmed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-29
SEVEN BUILDINGS BURN.
United States Naval Training Station
at Coasters Harbor Destroyed.

NEWPORT, r. L. Jan. 2s. - Seven
buildings with the United States Naval
Training Station at Coasters Harbor
weer destroyed by fire tonight. The
loss is 100000. Several apprentices in
single irons were confined in the deten-
tion building when the fire broke out
but all were rescued 4