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Mrs. Morris Condition.

Washington, Jan lit was stated
at the New Willard at loon today that
Mrs. Minor Morris remains in a dan
gerous condition. At times she lapses
into a comatose state.
, 1906-01-11
Cassie Back to Prison.

Cleveland, o., Jan. 11.-Cassie Chad
wick will be returned to the Ohio pen
itentiary on Friday.
, 1906-01-11

Send a copy of the Illustrated Re
publican to your friend in the east. II
will please him and benefit the com
munity.
, 1906-01-11
viii Resume Hearing.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE Standard
Oil company inquiry is to be resumed
this afternoon.
, 1906-01-11

WHY not get all the news when N
Ia news by reading The Republican,
, 1906-01-11
THE STATES EXECUTIVE FAvoRs
DELAY UNTIL THE FIRST
OF AUGUST OF THE
PRESENT YEAR.

Earlier Opening Would Prevent lncom-
ing Homeseekers From Seeing
State at Best Time, When Farms
Are irrigated, Crops Growing and
Possibilities Made Manifest-op.
timlstie Of Results on the State.
, 1906-01-11
DUNE IS
L|0N|zED
MAYOR OF CHICAGO GUEST OF
CITY OF DENVER FOR A FEW
DAYS AND WILL DELIVER
AN ADDRESS.

Will Speak Before Principal CONNER
cial Bodies of That City on NUM-
cipal Ownership of Public utili-
tie-kansas Civic League Com
mittee viii Meet at Hutchinson
and Formulate Constitution.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-21
NORTH SCiTUATE

There was a strike in the weave
room at the mill on Monday. Wages
have been advanced ten per cent.
Alice Cook has been seriously i'll.
There are several new cases of
whOoping cough.
Andrew BrysOn and wife are en-
tertaining Mr. Brysons brother from
Nova Scotia.
Services at the Free Baptist church
next Sunday viii be appropriate to
Christmas. The pastor will preach
in the morning upon The Prince of
Peace" Christmas music, in the
evening there will be a Christmas
song service with music led by a
chorus, and an address upon THE
song that came into the world with
Christ"
Mrs. Ellen Corey Is absent from
the village engaged in nursing.
a. +. Wood has been confined at
home two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Simmons has returned
from a visit TO New York. She IL
stopping with her daughter
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel Clarke were
given a SURF q visit by Mrs. Clarke
Sunday school class on Saturday eve
ing, on the occasion Of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary
a very enjoyable evening was
spent.
a number Of students from the
Pentecostal Institute have gone 10
their homes for Christmas vacation
Thomas Simmons has been iii the
past week.
Samuel L. Hopkins has been suf-
fering from . severe cold, Irving
Brown droyo the h. r. -. q couple
OF days.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-21
UNDERTAKING ROOMS.

The repairs and changes that have
been in progress at J. VIII Carpen-
ter's undertaking rooms for the past
six weeks are practically complete,
and the establishment can justly lay
claim to being the handsomest and
most up to-date of any in the state.
A great amount of labor has been
spent on the office and 1t is now an
extremely handsome room, with its
solid oak wainscotting, newly papered
walls and ceiling and new flooring
Everything is finished in oak and the
effect is very rich and harmonious
The place mas Deen rewired for elec-
trio lighting AID is provided with
new chandeliers of new pattern
The office of the bookkeeper is sep
arated from the main Office by a
partition Of oak with heavy brass
railing. New desks to match the oak
panelling have been put in. The
signs are oak of a novel design with
the name in gold letters. The rooms
are complete in every detail and fin
ished with a taste that leave no
room for criticism.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-21
FOSTER CENTER

Hon. Clarke H. Johnson was in
town over Sunday.
School in District No. closed the
fall term last Thursday.
Miss Lulu Hawes is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Almira Hawes Of
North Sterling Conn.
Chicken pox is calling this way at
present
Mrs. Benjamin Eddy spent the day
in Danielson Ose day this week.
John Howard is rather better at
this writing and we hope that he will
continue to improve, so as TO get
we'll
Vivian Cole is sick this week so
that she will not be able TO go to
school
| am told that Willard Hopkins
meat cart is TO run two trips through
here
Mrs. Henry Luther is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Lynch, Proyi-
dence
Mrs. Lester Simmons of Hopkins
Mills was the welcome guest of her
sister, Miss Teresa V. Howard on
Wednesday.
Several people from here visited
Providence on Wednesday,
Ladies' Gold Filled American
Watch, Sc, 81, IS, SO up to $50 at
Angers the Jeweler, 1928 Westmin-
stcr street
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 'Sayles made
a business trip TO the city Monday.
MIR. and Mrs William Hicks visit
cd at Mr.. Levi Hicks Monday.
Master Alcott Phillips caught a
large pickerel recently, it measured
Il inches.
Mr.. y. o. Phillips and Miss Evelyn
Phillips visited at Mrs. Henry Ran
dalls Tuesday.
Mr. George Converse is working al
Porters bobbin shop.
Miss Hattie Potter is on the sick
Nst.
Mr. Nathan knight and Mr. John
Hopkins each lost a horse this week
Mrs. John Hopkins and son spent
Sunday al North Scituate.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shippee visit
cd at Hopkins Mills, Sunday.
Mrs Alice Goodnougn, Mrs. Frank
Harris and Miss Nellie Goodnough
took a trip TO the city wednesday.
School closed I'm this district Fri
day for a Christmas vacation.
Mrs. McComsky entertained com
pany Sunday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-21
BUSINESS MEMS MEETING

\ regular meeting OF the Olneyville
Business Mems Association was held
on Wednesday evening. There was
an attendance of nearly forty. The
subject of a carnival TO be held next
summer was discussed at consider
able length but apparently there was
no great enthusiasm for the project,
and when vote was finally taken the
decision was not in favor of the
scheme.
The committee appointed 10 peti-
tion the Rhode Island Company TO
return the Greystone line OF cars
through Olneyville made a report and
the committee was continued.
The President was empowered TO
appoint a committee 10 secure a suit
able gavel for the eX-President. He
will name the committee later.
The only other matter of interest
was the selection of Jan. Il, as the
date for the annual banquet and the
place will be Odd Fellows Hall on
Plainfield street.
Officers were nominated and will
be elected at the next meeting. The
names suggested were: President
William T. Potter; Vice President
+. III. BanspaCh and James j. Nc
Cabe; Secretary-William III. Bans
pach; Executive Committee J. f.
Russell, DR.. H. +. Windsor and W.
II. Draper Board Of Directors-John
r. Bowen, Thomas CloXton, John
Thornton, A. DesGranges, NJ. II. Tom
ley, w. H. Sawyer and II. +. Croghan.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-21
ROCKLAND

Mr. Cnac has removed TO Stanford,
Conn, whyre he has a position with
the electric railway as manager Of
cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. King have re-
turned from a visit with relatives In
WoOnsocket
Mrs. Ruth Chambers OF Fall River,
called friends here on Saturday.
Miss FreelOve Pierce, who has been
IN many months with Brlght's dis
ease. has nearly recovered her usual
health
Christmas exercises will be held
on Christmas eve
Mr. Seaman will show his magic
lantern pictures at North Scituate,
soon
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-21
CENTERDALE

George w. Harris, formerly OF this
place. has removed recently from
Bourne. Mass. 20 Lime Rock, r. 7.
Ladies' chatslaine watches $3.50, S.
ss. SO 70 s25: boys watches from 81
20 SIS. stem wind and set: gentle
mems watches 50 20 800 We can
show you the incest lines OF watches
OF any dealer in this city. Select any
OF them and We will keep them for
ydn until rhrismaFl =. A ANtELL
1875 Westminster street, Olnoyville
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-21
CHOPMIST

William Fuller visited his mother
Tuesday.
Laura Round IS confined at home
by illness.
There vll be 10 Christmas tree
this year.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-21
DRESS SUITS.

Those who wish TO hire dress
suits for any Christmas festivity are
invited TO call and examine the fine
stock Of s. Elias, 2l2 Union Street.
These saiIts ara nBv apd viii surely
plea 6 the most fastidious
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-21
THORNTON

The funeral of Samuel Sills was
solemnized on sunday and -. was at
tended by n great many people.
Nearly all the operatives of the Brit
the street was thronged by the resi-
dents of the village, who gathered TO
pay their last tribute OF respect 10
the mill superintendent who was so
deservedly popular.
The funeral services wrere held at
the Church of the Holy Nativity and
II was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Davis.
The bearers were: honorary
George Hawksley. Thomas Hackett,
Martin Rattery, Samuel Noude, John
North and Fred Hardy; pall--George
Simpson, August kilburg. Leonard
Morley, Henry Parkey, John Tomlin-
son, John Sharpe, Fred hatten and
William Bonnello.
William Merritt has began cutting
ice at Simmonsville.
The L. 4. and +. u. Club have a
dance in Calets .tall this evening.
Other Thornton news can be found
Miss Hattie Shackle,on and George
Hawksley Jr. were united in marri
age on Saturday afternoon at the
Congregational church. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Conal
Mckay.
The best man was Alfred Hawks
ley, brother of the groom. and the
bridesmaid was Miss Ethel May
Sharpe, niece OF the bride.
The bride was dressed in cream
lansdown, wore Bridal roses and
veil and carrying chrysanthemums
The bridesmaid was attired in cream
cashmere. bearing carnations
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of large
congregation which taxed the seating
capacity of the church. A wedding
repast and reception took place at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs
John Sharpe, Plainfield street, Thorn
ton.
On the return from the honeymoon
the married couple will live on Brook
street, Thornton.
Miss Ethel Smith, who was exon
Grated from all blame in connection
with the death of Emor Briggs, by
the coronopr,s inquest, was discharged
from all legal restraint at the Eighth
District Court on Monday morning.
AT II. |. Hough's popular Drug Store
you will find choice line OF Christ
mas box candies. including Bakers,
Lowneys and Apollo chocolates, also
a fine assortment Of fancy perfumes
in neat pretty boxes at reasonable
prices.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
OPPOSITION GROWS.

Another paper in New Mexico is out against joint statehood. IL is the Democrat, published at Aztec. For some time the Eagle felt little lonely in opposition to joint statehood, hut now there are several papers opposing the union of the two territories in New Mexico. In addition to the Eagle, there are the Outlook at White Oaks, the Stockman nt Springer. the News nt I.as Vegas, and the Democrat. at Az. tee, and there will be more 10 follow. The advocates of joint statehood will have to bestiv themselves if they mako n showing at the coming election. - Santa Fc Eagle.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

"It is high time that the support CTS and friends of the Hamilton joint statehood law be up and doing. Pre- cious time is being lost. In a large number of counties in the territory pro selytizing work is necessary and It should be eommcnccd forthwith
 Organized opposition is being de- vcloped throughout the territory to the proposition of merging the two terri tories into one state. It is said mat the northern tier of counties are strong ly ayninst if, and since the return of ex Governor Otero, who will head the anti. joint forces, ii is probable that many other counties will soon bc added to the same column.--Clifton Era.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
BEvERrDoE's SPEC.

Several years ago, after Inc had made n visit 10 Arizona and New Mexico, Senator Bcvcridgc was sent 5000 worth of stock in a mine in tbat sec ton. The senator promptly returned the certificates, stating that bc felt i' would be improper .. for him to accept anything of the sort. That 5000 worth of stock is now said to bc valued at $l ,jO0, ,OOO. -- Philadelphia Record.
 The foregoing will he of interest to n number of Cochise county residents who are acquainted with Senator Bevcridgc's little mining stock deal out here. The story is told that on the occasion of the Indiana senator z visit to Arizona he was induced by T former Indiauan who was then resid ing in the territory to invest in n cer tain mining stock. The investment might have been good one, if there had been a mine connected with it. The senator's friend thought there wa' and imbued the senator with the sam, belief, hut there wasn't. And some say that this is the reason of Senator Bcvcridge's dislike for Arizona. - Bis bee Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
RErUSAL IL BUILD WALKS
 SHOULD MEAN DISGRACE

There is a great deal of sidewalk building going on over the city, but no one can go about on foot without be- ing deeply impressed with the tremen' dous task that still lies ahead.
 On the principal residence streets, many blocks are seen where but one or two houses have sidewalks and curbs, while the rest of the block frontage Is unimproved.
 Owners of unimproved property in the well settled part of town are en' toying the great increase in value that comes from the building and improve ment going on around them. Their taxes are not contribution, and they are doing absolutely nothing to help the town. It would seem as if the least required of them by public sentiment should he the .construction of decent MdcWaiks ip fropt of. their property.
 But as hlamable are the owners of improved property, who are deriving good rents from the houses, or living in their own homes, and yet refuse to con struet sidewalks. By this refusal. they lower the value of every bit of proper ty in sight, and on the street, as wei ss their own. They do moro than low CT property values they block passag' and maintain a nuisance, to the annoy anee of every foot passenger who :. | obliged to wade through mud, dust and weeds. T | \ house without a sidewalk is q shiftless as q house with mud floors Tenants should insist on reptsl house having proper sidewalks in front, an' ownevs of houses should be held in dis grace if they persist iu their polio. of obstruction and shiftlsssness.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

Judge Pollard, of St. Louis, reports great success in applying government by injunction' to the cure of insbriety. Of course he does not try It Oh hsbi. tual drunkaIds whom nothing but cir. cular saw or a guillotine could reform, but the man who comes before him fof small offences committed while in . state of intoxication and who is belisv. cd not to be much In the habit of erooking his elbow, is allowed to e free on n suspended sentence if ks signs tho pledge and reports weekly ta an ofacisl breath smeller. A record ei about ss per cest cures hss bset estsb flished. "0' ''' '' A'i %
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Editorial Comment

Mexican load, and at the same time decline to give up tho institutions which we have ehccrfully and proudly supported for so many years. mi. choice may be taken by voting "No,' at the joint statehood election.
 We are quite confident that the in ercsseu tax rate will serve as one req son why there should bc no jointure Others will be marshalled from time (, time. Phoenix Republican.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
THE sAPrENr SINCLAIR.

Tha, eminent patriot and Gnancicr, David C. Sinclair, chairman of the board of supervisors, was interview ed by the Phoenix Enterprise, the other day when he delivered himself of the following:
 "I look for the election of Q full Democratic ticket in Yavapai county this year. The Democrats were never more united, and the people are satisfied with the administration of public af. fairs during the past two years.
 "Though it is little early yet, several candidates are getting into harness on both sides. look for both parties 'o put up strong, clean mon this campaign, but the Democrats have the people with them, and they are certain of clccting their candi' dates"
 Cuvier. the famous scientist, once commented on q definition of n lob. ster as given by the French Academy as "a little red animal that walks backward" saying that except Sor the fact that a lobster was not m ani. maj. didn't walk backward, and wasn't red. the definition was perfect. Something similar could bc said of the description given by Mir. Sinclair of the political situation in Yavapai county.
 We hasten to echo the glad tidings that the "people are satisfied with the administration of public affairs dur. ing tho past two ycars.' That being the ease, of course. it means the re. nomination by cxubcrant exclamation of Mir. Sinclair, who is the backbone of the administration" and naturally a grateful and joyous people will re- turn him to the position to which, it is said, hc again sspircs. As he non chalantly describes it, he is already "getting into harness" and is now doubtless got his eye on a hitchiug post in tho convention.
 The strange feature of the whole affair is the conspicuous absence oi any visible manifestation of the "sa' Itisfaction, to which the gentleman from Kirkland refers. Perhaps. it is smouldering, like the fires of vesuvius and will be ready 10 erupt ifs pent.ur energy on the fatcful day of the Demo cratic convention.
 | Let us hope that the selfsatis6ed su' l pervisor has not mistaken his powers Ss n prophet. From Republican standpoint, it would grievc us, were he not n shining mark upon his party tic ket this fan.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
S1oo,uleo ocAlHD.

Statehood news from New Mexico is of the most encouraging nhture. It seems that the people over ' there are not such a unit for jqinturs as tho newspspers" would have us believe. In fact t nov loots as though the friend. Of the measure are badly scafsd np. A feeept ipspe Of he sAhta fs New Ms.i. sss thtcws much Heht on tbs kisc. ss followa: f'" ''''r'~'i VIZ
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
He Social Mirror

Edwards, Miss WiDnifrcd Frcdericks and the Misses Driscoll
 The Buster Brown club met at the home of Miss Vera McNulty on Wed. nesday. The prizes for buuco and population were awarded to Mis-, Fannie Thomas and Franklyn Murphy, and for anagrams to Robert Geimer and Harold Brisley. This meeting wa. farewell to Miss Grace Kennison. who leaves Saturday. Miss Jean Elliot, was elected a new member. All the other members were present.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

One of the cadidates for governor of Pennsylvania Is taking some merit to himself out of the alleged fact that he ever kissed any woman but his mo- ther. This may gain him attention hut never votes.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
REASON ENOUGH.

s"' l''"' ''"'"''' P"f''E '"' f'' sons have been insistcntly demanding reasons why there should be no joint. upe. They have clamored for argu. ments against it; even one argument. We have already advanced many which we think were sufficient but We will now from time to time put forth others, though giving reasons why we do not want joint statehood is a good deal like giving reasons why we do not want the bubonic plague.
 Here is one reason which alone, we arc quite sure. will be sufficient for nine.tenths of the taxpayers of this ter. ritory. IL is the difference between the tax rate of Arizona and that of New Mexico.
 The territorial tax rate of New Mex. iro last year was $i.5O. The territor. ial tax rate of Arizona at the same Vine was .e5 'ilt will he somewhat lower this yesr.) We presume, though '"n |. violent presumption, that the money raised by the New Mexican rate was economically and judiciousiy ex. pended for the support of the territor. isi institutions. We are certain that 'the money raiscd by our tax rate was 70 spent. ''' '' '"'
 It is not proposed by the joint state hood advocates that any of the present ., gpblie ipstitpti9p-, shall be abandoned. ", srs toIi' Iyf them that we are to have two penitentiaries. two insane ssylu,ns. all of the normal schools and both of the universities. The state. Q hood bill allows us to maintain all these institutions If we choose. |.
 It is unreasonable to suppose that the New Mexicans, with their superior voting strength will surrender any thing, and we do not think ArizonanS win want to give up anything.
 So if dual set of public institu- tions is maintained, they will cost as much under joint statehood as they have cost under the two territories. A rate of taxation will have to be fixed to raise as much money as both terri tories have been expending on their public institutions. This rate must be equslized throughout the joint state so that it shall be sl.22,,. a s.a. That is, the rate for taxpayers with and the rate for taxpayers on the New Mexican side will be lowered .27is. The tax for Arizona will have to be incfeas ed nearly 30 per cent to assist tho New Mexicans in bearing their heavi CT burden. In addition Arizona tax payers will continue to support thu burden they now have.
 We are not taking into account new and additional expenses, such as ih' salaries of governor, secretary Q state, the judiciary, members of the leg fisisture. now paid ny the federal gov ernmcnt. We wonld gladly meet thes additional expe,ses under single state hood, but we allude to them now onl to show that joint state tax rate Q even $l.22i, would he utterly made quate if all the present public institr tions are t6 be kept mp.
 The taxpayers of Arizona are thu given their choice of t~o things
 one Is the assumption of \ part of th New Mexican burden equal to 90 pc cent of that they now bear; the oths is the surrender of their owninstit, ,jpns in order that they may less psi, fully hear the New Mexican burdel weli, there iS still ahotber choice. " exe decline d hear any part Of the Ne
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
BOSTON YAvons .1ayA,g.

BOSTON, Aug. l-ls statement 10. dAy by former Mayor Jesish Quincy, sAaisnaa'of tho Dsmoesatis ststs com mites, 10 ssid.'tAs' far as I eaa learn, sts ssstlmsat of the ppsssst nsnber of ths ststs ssd Socala Democratic or | gasieatisus' of shis eommonwsalth, at tAsspssssst tin h ovsswAslmtsely iu tsvsessf tAs -sss1isassss, eof Bsvaa f0, Pvssoaest-ts 0ea,s- lsS. z .a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

A Washington girl who had her skull broken in two or three plaeeS by tack. hammer yielded by m iufuriated uncle has decided to live it down and resume the argument later IL is very hard ts convince a womas ip these little fam. fly debates.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

Somebody has discovered an Asistie tree which hears cotton every year without putting farmer 10 the trouble of planting seed. While he was about 1t, he should have looked up tree which bore bargain store cslicos and socks.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

Just before elections there is fro. quently < little break in The somber clouds of disappointment that hover over the national Democratic party; and for.s few brief weeks it enjoys all the j,leasures of hope.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

Useful as showing the state time limit, ia the punishment of a pennsyl. vania man becsuae he refused for two consecutive years to wash bic hsndh. A jury of his neiahbors declared him in. sane, and ordered him to m asylum aud a hath.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

There Is always more excitement about one ease of eonts gious disease in Panama than over ninety and nine in places that have n better reputation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

Taft says he is not candidate for the RepublicaR nomination. No, in- deed; it will just naturally have to run him down and club him to gain his nc. sent.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

upels sam ia probably tho only bor- rower in the world who can induce capt tslists to fight for . chanst tn psy tid< for Al in 2 per cent bonfv. VI
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

wiastoa churehill, novelist. 'is run. ming for Rspublleaa nominstion {or goverser In Vermont on. the sssAl plat. form of Roosevelt. RoosetSit. |"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

Washington Is making a determined effort to become a great commercial city, which sounds like professional beauty hunting a job as charwoman.