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Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
AT THE CASA IONA.

Registered at the Casa Loma yester- day were the following: F. A. Johnson, Mrs A. F. Montgomery, Mrs J. F.. Refsner, Miss Carrie Rhodes, PennsyI- vania; F. r. Ford, Kansas City; A. JudeH, Kansas City; W. A. Beale, St Louis: Chas. Kovich, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
wouLp po soME coop.

A good rain just now would do the newly graded streets about Tempe good deal of good and from all appear ances last evening there will be a rain before many days.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
FEBRUARY 1s.

Department of History-Arizona Day .. Mrs. J. H. McClintock, chairman Music
 (a) Navajo War Dance"
 Cb) Prairie Miniature"
 ...............M Miss Fannie Peck Causes of Coronado Expedition CD 'The American Golden Fleece"
 ... Mrs. Dwight B. Heard CD "The Journey of Alvar Nunez
 Cabeza de Vaca" a"...............
 ....M Miss F. Kendrick (3) "The Journey of Friar Marcos
 de Nlza" Mrs. J. w. Mccormick Song, Las Horas de Luto" .........
 .....M Mrs. T. M. TafeI Coronado's Expedition .-.--.-.......
 Mrs. !. H. McClintock Song, La Paloma" Mrs. F. F. Young Casa Grande," (written by Frank Pinkley, custodian of Casa Grande ruins) read by. Mrs B. V. Cushman Hostess. ......... Mrs. J. NJ Swetnam
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

With no motive in life a man fs like an automobile minus the steering wheel.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

There Is hardly ever any fun in any thing for boy if his parents give him permission to do it.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

Even when man gets religion he does not discard his fire escape Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

The only New Years res 0Iution that Will be kept by those who resolved not to make any.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
GAMBLE CONCERT.

Don't fail to hear the Gamble con- cert Monday evening at the Doris. Reserve seats now on sale at Sani- chas'.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

Every boy falls in love with his school marm. but none ever tries to marry her.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

Dr. Mortimer Steward late of Los Angeles has permanently located in this city. Offices Nicholson Block.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

Hodnett & Carr, resident undertak- CTS and embalmers, Tempe, Arizona Phone 363.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

The Ernest Gamble Concert party at the normal Saturday evening, Feb. g. Admission 90 cents.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

Cottonwood in stove lengths, S4 per cord delivered. F. J. F'lumerfelt
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

Merryman and Moore, Undertaking and Embalming, IA West Adams street, Phoenix. Mill avenue, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
FERRrARY 20.

FEBRUARY 20. Department of Household Economies ~ Mrs. Edward Ceilings, chairman Music, selected. A demonstration. Music, selected. Hostess .......... Mrs. M. Bicknell
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
TERTIARY 27

FEBRUARY 27. Open Day, under the auspices of the Art Department Song "The Carnival" ......... CMolloy)
 Miss Edna Ward. A talk on the Arts and Crafts Move ment. nt............... Miss Mary Baker Graduate of Pratt Institute.) Music Ladies' Chorus Mrs J Elliot Walker. director. Hostess .....M Mrs. \. A. Morford
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
SCHMITZ TO QUIT RUEF.
San Fr0ncisco'S Mayor Seeks Trial
Apart from Boss.

San Francisco, Dec. pa new move was
made to-day by attorneys for Mayor Schmitz
on trial with Abraham Ruef for alleged extor-
ton. Notice filed with the District At
torney that they had asked the presiding judge
in the Superior Court to transfer the Mayors
case from Judge Dunne's department. The mo-
ton will be argued before Judge Graham to-
morrow. The arguments that Schmtz advances
in an affidavit attached to this motion are that
he wants speedy trial" separate and apart
from Ruef. The Mayor at first chose to be tried
with Ruef, who is now seeking to have the in
dictments dismissed on technicalites.
The Mayors affidavit states that by reason of
the earthquake and fire OF April IS, and the re-
suit thereof, and of the recent heavy rains, the
said city and county are in a most deplorable
condition and aff1ant should therefore be per-
mitted to have immediate trial, that he
may Mayor devote himself to aIleviatng said
conditions and performing the other duties Of
his Office"
The japanese school controversy and other
matters are referred to requiring the Mayors
attention
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
ENGLISH STORM RAGING.
Liner Wreched off Redcar- Many
Country TO1cns Cut off.

London, Dec. 27.-A terrific gale is raging to-
night of Holyhead. and a number OF vessels are
reported in distress. The life saving services
are busy in the work of rescue. The japanese
liner Ava Maru, from Antwerp for MiddIes-
borough, ran on the rocks off Redcar. The local
lifeboats reached her after great difficulty and
according to the latest reports almost all Of
her of 12O men and the two passengers on
board were landed safely after several hours
Of hard work. 1t is not vet known, however,
whether any lives were lost
The blizzard which began Christmas night
continues throughout Great Britain. The coun-
try districts in most of the northern parts Of
the country are snOWbOund trains are blocked,
the roads are impossible and isolated villages
are temporarily cut of from communication.
number of deaths have been reported OF
pedestrians who were overtaken by snoWstOrrns
in the Scottish hills. Telegraphic cOmmunica-
ton with the North of England and Scotland is
generally interrupted, and steamer traffic across
the Channel and Irish Sea is greatly impeded.
In some instances mail steamers had 10 suspend
their trips owing 10 the hercenes Of the gale and
heavy fall of snow.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
HUNT NEGRO SOLDIER.
III Reno Mob Searches for Assailant
of Physician's Wife.

FL Reno Okla, Dec. PA Negro soldier at
tackled Mrs. T. S. Clifford wife of we'll known
physician of this place. this afternoon near the
Rock Island Station. Great excitement pre-
vailed and talk of a lynching was heard on
every hand.
Mrs Clifford and her sister Mrs. S. II. Clarke.
were attempting to pass a Negro soldier OF the
25th Infantry. when he grabbed Mrs Clifford
around the waist and threw her into the street
saying the sidewalk belonged to him. Mrs
Clarke screamed. and the soldier fled.
News of the attack spread rapidly. The entire
Police Department. reinforced by several hun
dred men and boys. searched the town and sur
rounding country but this evening the chase
given up. The Negro was in uniform, and
must return to the post or become deserter
Word sent TO Fort Reno, and all absentees
noted.
Mrs. Clifford and her sister are positive they
can identify the man, and will go TO Fort Reno
tomorrow and attempt to find him among the
soldiers who were out of the post to-day when
the assault occurred.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
CAR SM4SHES WAGON.
One Dead, One Dying and Three
Hart IN The BrOnr.

In 2 collision at White Plains avenue and 233d
street between an East Mount Vernon
and dray cart in which five men we're riding,
the driver OF the cart was killed and the other
men were injured, late yesterday afternoon.
THE DEAD.
xoNsoNI scaver5no 1886 and Belmont avenue
THE INJURED.
CkgTINZO DomnicII No S21 East 18TH street: right
leF broken internal injuries
sIsCFIERA. FUsncE 1871 street and Belmont avenue
left ieg broken; internal Injuries
PF-UII.KNO Domuick. 1s9th street snd Boulevard
nus; both and right arm brcHeni may die.
PF-WIIK no. Joseph. Ieft Lex broken
The four men were their way home, and
tlDared into the cart which was driven by Mon
soni Two OF the men lived with the driver
When the wagon crossed 233d street at White
Plains avenue the northbound car, 30. 617, in
charge Of James Tracy, of No. 44l3 Third ave
nue. was almost upon IL The car was going at
e poo6 speed. Tracy couldn't stop il.
With the crash The cart WAS tossed 10 one
side OF the avenue It's occupants were thrown
orr and The horses We're knocked OF their feet
Monsoni Was struck 10y tho car and instantly
Killed.
The injured men were taken into restaurant
not far from the corner and later they were
an taken TO Fordnan Hospital. a patrol wagon
being used as an ambulance. Tracy, the motor
man and Joseph J. Fitzpatrick. the conductor
u the car, were arrested and later paroIed IN
the custody OF Superintendent Murphy OF the
Union Railway Company by Coroner Mcdonald
Of The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
PURDY At BROWNSVILLE.
Will Investigate September Riot
Officers Trial Postponed.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

brownsville. Tex, Dec 27.-Milton D. Purdy.
Assistant United States Attorney General ac-
companied by Major Augustus P Blockson Of
the Inspector Generals Department; W. w.
Nischler, confidential law clerk to Secretary
Taft. and an official stenographer. arrived here
last night to investigate the Negro riot of last
August
The investigation was begun early this morn
ing and continued until o'clock this evening.
Only four witnesses were examined to-day, and
it will probably require several days to COM
plete the inquiry. The examination is con-
Quoted privately, the witnesses being admitted
sngly and their sworn statements taken. -Four
citizens of Brownsville have been summoned
as witnesses in the court martial of Major
Penrose and Captain NIacklin. The United
States deputy marshal informed to-day
that the trial had been postponed until July L.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
MOVES AGAINST RAISULI.
Moroccan War Minister Warns His
Men to StOD "G0Uern;ng. !"

Tangier, Morocco. Dec. 27.-Tne Moroccan
Minister Of War. Sidi Mahon3et Gabbas. has
established seven small forts. each garrisoned
by a hundred and afty men. around Tangier.
and has sent orders 10 Raisuli's lieutenant to
cease governing"
RasuH has summoned a council Of his vassal
chiefs 70 meet at the headquarters Of the
PgniarOus tribe on December 80.
II is persistently reported here that a letter
form The Sultan dismissing Raisuh from the
governorshir Of the CITY viii be read in the
mosque Tomorrow.
Troops under Sidi Mahomet Gahbas marched
today 10 :he home of Raisurs representative
here with colors fying and the band playing
and took over places hitherto held by Raisuli' 5
partisaus, Who departed without protest The
European residents are becoming more conf
dent regarding the situation
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
LYNCHED FOR MURDER.
Man Taken from jail and Hanged
IN Colorado.

Las Animas Col. Dec. 27-Lawrence Iceberg
was lynched tonight by masked men for the
murder OF Henry Lavenmeyer. About forty men
entered the Jail and easily overpowered the
Sheriff. the under sheriff and two other officers.
and locked them in a room of the building.
The men went TO the cell occupied by Iceberg.
struck the shackes from his limbs, and took
him from the Jail A larger body OF men and
boys waiting outside the walls and when
the prisoner and his captors appeared they
formed a procession and proceeded a short dis
tance from the Jail and hanged Iceberg to tel
egraph pole. The confessed murderer made no
resistance and gave statement
Before the mob reached the jail Iceberg heard
them coming. He from his cot, dressed
himself coolly and waited The leader OF the
declared that the ringleaders are known 10 the
officers.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
COTTON MEN ANGRY.
U'W Ash GoUermment to Stop
Northern Rigging"
TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. J


New Orleans. Dec. 21.-Messag ges received at
the Cotton Exchange from Southern cotton fac
tors and merchants indicate clearly that the
wave of protest against the alleged action of the
New York Cotton Exchange I'm so rigging" the
market as depress arbitrarily the price of cot
ton will result in appeal for national legisla-
tion.
The statement was made Change to-day
that the New York Exchange had already
cheated the South out OF S1O0O00OOO. An in
stance was cited in the quotations on December
20, when December contracts were 137 points
below middling spot prices in the New York
market. The sentiment Of the local exchange Is
given in the following expression from promi-
nent broker:
How long would the people OF the Northern
States stand such a condition were ii 70 be
forced upon them by the people of the South?
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
Mr.. BRYAN RECEPTIVE.
Presidential Nomination Too High
Honor to Refuse, He Says

Topeka, Kan. Dec. 27.-In an interview to-
day William J. Bryan virtually admitted that
he would be a candidate for the Presidential
Convention.
While have not yet announced that would
be a candidate" said Mr.. Bryan, II have not
stated that I would not be a candidate. Such
a high honor as the Presidential nomination is
something that American citizen should de-
cline"
Mr.. Bryan said there foundation for
the story that he would, If nominated. favor
the selection of Senator William ]. Stone, Of
Missouri, chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
MIXED MOB KILLS NEGROES.
Father and Son Victims-Two Whites and
One Black Wounded.

Selma Ala. Dec 27.-Two white men were
seriously injured. two Negroes were killed and
a third Negro wounded in a shooting affray
near Nicholasville, Marengo County. Alexander
Jones, a young Negro. shot and wounded an
other Negro in a crap game Jones barricaded
himself In his house
Leo Pope and Zeke Pope. white men. attempt
ed TO arrest Jones and he opened fire. wounding
both crowd of white men gathered and ef-
forts were made to drive the young Negro from
his house Bob Jones' father Of Alexander tried
10 carry ammunition TO his son and was shot
dead.
Several Negroes Joined the besieging party and
one Negro, for a reward OF $5. crept up 10 the
house and set fire to it. Alexander Jones was
burned TO death in the flames There was not
the slightest rupture between the races whites
and blacks joining in the attempt 10 capture
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
NEGLECT TO CHEER BRYAN.
Nebraska's Government Ownership League
Ignores "the Peerless One"
Try Telegraph to Tne tribune. ]

Omaha. Dec. 27.-The Nebraska Government
Ownership League formed tonight at meet
ing in Omaha. TO which invitations had been sent
to hundreds of representative men. regardless OF
party. throughout the state. The object of the
league is to further the interests OF government
ownership of the railroads and other public utili
ties, and the movement will be extended TO every
in the union.
The meeting was called to order with forty-sx
in the house and at its height there We're only
sevonty-six people there. Bryan's name was men
toned only during the meeting and elected no
applause.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
GIVES 100000 FOR CHARITY.
Peter Mccarthy, of Troy, Sets Sum Aside for
Institutions There.

Schenectady. n. Y, Dec 27.-Peter Mccarthy.
president Of the Troy Waste Company, and one
OF the wealthiest men In that city. on Christmas
day transferred to the Troy Trust Company
$1,000 to be held IN trust for the Troy Hos
pital ST Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum.
Troy Male orphan Asylum and the St. Vincent
de Paul Society.
The interest will go to the institutions as
follows: Troy Hospital. $4,000: the two asy-
luns. $4,000 to be divided equally. and $4,000
to the St Vincent de Paul Society.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
sTREETCAR TRAIN HEADED WEST.
Locomotives to Pull Trolleys from ST. Louis
to Los Angeles.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

ST. Louis. Dec 2Z-Instead of loading shipment
OF twenty-five streetcars consigned TO Los Angeles
on lat engine was hitched to them to-day
in East ST. Louis and they started for the coast
their own wheels.
To comply with the interstate regulations. the
streetcar train equipped with air brakes and
the cars were connected with regulation couplers.
There are seventyeight more streetcars 20 be sent
20 Los Angeles. and n the experiment OF making
them up into trains is another lot will be
forwarded on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
AGAINST WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Chicago Delegates to Charter Convention
Vote Plank Down.
tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.I

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Woman Suffrage in Chi
cago, under the new charter, was voted down.
% TO IS, to-day. by the delegates TO the charter
convention. George f. Cole offered an amend
ment 10 the charter that it should extend NUM-
cpal suffrage TO women He was supported by
Professor Graham Taylor. who ended his argu-
ment by eXClaimng:
If YOU will go abroad. or even to distant
parts of this country, you will discover that the
greatest citizen Of Chicago, th4 citizen hest
known in most parts of the worli is a woman -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
NEW YORK NEGRO ASSAULTED
Attempted to Butt In" at Trial of Murderer,
and Is Seriously Hurt

Augusta, Ga, Dec. PA dispatch from,
Springfield. s. c., says that following the kill
ing Of Tiney Chavis a white man, by Stephen
Clements, Negro, lynching was averted here
yesterday by the Negro being rushed to the
BamWeH jail. Further trouble was narrowly
averted at the preliminary trial when a muIatto
named Livingston, of New York forced himself
into the trial and began questioning the wit
nesses. He was roughly handled by friends of
ChaVs, who broke his arm
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
ONLY "BnL" BAILEY MISSING.
The sBill" Club Holds Third Annual Dinner
Feminine ''Willes" Present.
- Telegraph % 90 Tribune.l

Excelsior Springs. No. Dec Zone hundred
men and three women who answer 10 the name OF
.BgT' gathered al the Benton Hotel here tonight.
The occasion was the third annual dinner OF tho
-Biy" CluD No ]. OF the World. Judge bib"
Fowler acted as POSTMASTER BIZ, slecks's or
rhesfrs flrnIs1ed music. and the Bit Quartet
sang songs glorifying the, Bills The oratory.
To- ves 3T-ffeled by pills the chief Of whom
was ey-trollgressrnan "F3ill" CowfeTc, of Kansas
CITY ANY woman chrstenei Willie. Wiiho lmtna.
wilma az VViIliantette Is eligible 70 membership
among the members Of the CLUB are "bli'
BRYAN Senator Bill Stone snc Senator BIZ
ksIlsX,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
CANCER RESEARCH GIFT.
Present of S5O0,OOO Made at Golden
Wedding Celebration.

London. Dec. 27.-Cancer research will receive
great assistance from a gift Of 5000. 900 from
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Louis Bischoffesheim to the
Imperial Cancer Research Fund. IN which King
Edward is greatly interested. This Is part Of
gift OF $500 COO TO various charities the Occa-
sion of the celebration of the Bischofesheims
golden wedding
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
FILIPINOs STIRRED UP.
Enthusiastic Over Report That President
Will Visit Them.

Manila. Dec 2s.-The Filipino people are elated
over press reports that President Roosevelt has
contemplated visiting the islands next summer.
The native press received the announcement with
enthusiasm
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
Low RATES TO THE AolRoNDAcKs.

by the NEW YORK CENTRAL January I &c
"a 1907; return untii January 3Ist. CSmplete ia
formation from ticket agents-AdyL
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
WINES & CHAMPAGNE FOR NEW YEARS

Dewey's Wines always give satisfaction
II. T. Dewey Sons Co.. lSS Fulton ST., New York.
--AdVL
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
FLORIDA, CUBA, SOUTH.

s25 q IN. and 9:25 p. M Unexcelled service via
. Pe1n {. Atlantic Coast Line r. r. Florida Informa-
ton Bureau, Bway. corner sgth St-Advk
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28

Continued On second page.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES ROUTE.

Battery Park, Rector street, Dey street. Murray
street (express) West Broadway branch-Frank
lin street, Broome street, Bieecker street Christie
pher street (eXpress) 14th street 23d street. saith
street eNpress) 4lst street Both street 5Sth street
(eXpress)- Hudson street branch-Franklin street,
Canal street. West Houston street, Christopher
street teXpressD l4h street. 23d street 34th street
(express). 42d street Both street 5sth street (ex
press. Main line-6Ith street 18TH street, seth
street 96th street l05th street 116th street i25th
street (express), l35th street 1880 street, 1921
street (eKpress1 Woodycrest avenue I65th street,
10th street, l74th street fremont avenue. 1S1st
street teXpress), FOrdham Road, Kingsbrdge Road,
2OOth street, Mosholu Parkway. Woodlawn Road
(eXpress).
FOURTH AVENUE ROUTE RROOKLYN).
In F1atbush avenue (extensionl Lafayette ave-
nue. and De Kalb avenue.
Ir Fourth avenue-Tacifc street teXpressl. Presl-
dent street Sth street Prospect street 10Th street
between 35th and 37th streets tcZpress 4Sth street
57th street Goth street teKpressD 10Th street S6th
street 9lth street. l0lst street teXpress).
BENSONHURST ROUTE.
Fortieth street and Seventa ayenue
In Nea Utfeent ayenue-43d street, a2j street 62d
Continued On second page.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-29

Probably no legislation since the
massage Of the United States home
stead laws and the Morrill, act, BY
which a large part Of the public lands
of the west were dedicated to the
education Of the people, has been so
beneficial and contained so much
promise for the future as the recla-
nation act of June IT. 1902. Under
this act surveys have been made for
thirteen great irrigation projects. Two
Of the most important of these are
known as the North Platte project
and the Belle Fourche project. The
large sums invested by the govern
ment in these irrigation plans are
derived from the sale of public lands.
Water rights under each project are
sold to settlers at actual cost and
the money thus received Is turned
back into the reclamation fund for
further and more extended operations.
The purpose OF the law is to make
large tracts of land in regions OF
the west where rainfall is small cap
able of cultivation without expense
10 the taxpayer. 1t applies the pro-
ceeds of the sale Of irrigated lands
10 the construction of irrigating sys-
TENS and reservoirs in the manner
stated, selling the public lands to the
people on easy terms. ten years time,
the land and water rights to be paid
for in ten annual installments. The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-29

law allows enough land to each set
tier to support & family, eighty acres
being the maximum, except where II
is ad jacent to a town site, In which
case the maximum is forty acres. No
cash payment is required until after
the FIRST years crop has been raised
and no combinations are allowed, but
the settler must actually live on the
land and cultivate 1t for five years.
The land will produce alfalfa, sugar
beets. potatoes and the usual root
crops of the temperate zone.
When 1t is taken into consideration
that the government has already ex-
pended the sum Of $685. 400 and that
there is in this particular fund at
this time the enormous sum of 1922
642, 800 some idea of the magnitude
and scope Of the work may be imag-
ined. All of the first-named amount
has been appropriated for the pay
ment of work which is now under
construction. This work is now be-
ing pushed rapidly in Arizona. Cali
fornia, Colorado, Idaho. Kansas. Mon
tana, Nebraska, Wyoming. Nevada,
New Mexico. Texas, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Oregon, Utah and
Washington.
Just at the present time much in.
terest is being manifested in what is
known as the Belle Fourche project
IN South Dakota. When completed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-29
aoAD BUILT By coNvIcTs IN
MOUNTAINS OF NEW MEXICO.
7ecos Forest Reservation Made Ae
eessihle to Lovers Of Nature and
the Sportsman.

The Pecos forest reserve which the
national government established a de
caed ago. is a natural park. covering
100000 acres. and containing 20 peaks
over 1900 feet high. almost a hun
dred over 10000 feet in altitude. dense
forests, a large river and many noun
tain tributaries. deep gulches, wonder
full waterfalls. bear, wolves, pheasantsi
quail, etc.
This wonderful place is at the very
gates of the ancient and historic city
of Santa Fe. and Las Vegas also lies
on the boundaries of the reservation