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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23

New York between December 26 1905 and
January OIL, 1906 as low as IS per hundred
weight; and that the highest price ever
reached during that period was $50 per
hundredWeight on December &C. one dollar
less than the avera~e price quoted in your
table. The highest average price reached In
Mew YORK on any day between December
rs and January was 1851 per hundred
weight, or sta a hundredweietlt less than
your average price.
These figures. taken from our own books.
certainly do not show q steady advance
In dressed beef prices
Reply to the Critic.
submitted my friend the packers crit
icisms TO the gentleman who prepared tie
figures that are used in my articles. and
"i'ef careful study he makes the following
comments:
population We're based upon census returns
aho NOT upon the Agricultural Departments
reports.
he average values per head are based
upon the Agricultural Departments report
and however deficient the department,s
statlsucs OF farm animals have been In re-
cent years, the averages are nevertheless
trustworthy in all fairness. The critic is
clearly wrong In his objection to these
average values with this exception, how
ever:
The average values given by Mr. Curtis
were ror the state of Iowa. because sub
cattle raising have prevailed there for
many years, which has not been the fact
for the country at large. Mr. Curtis did
not state that the figures were for Iowa
IN his newspaper articles, and besides he
added to the table of average values for
Iowa an average of 1905 for the United
States
With regard to the average value Der
head during long series of years, used by
Mr.. Curtis, the critic ignores the COM
narrative significance of the averages and
makes a point against them because abso-
lutely they may be too low be says since
farmers may be inclined to understate cat
the values for the same reason that they
underState them to the assessors. However
true 1t may be that the averages are abso-
lutely too low the relative decline In them
Is the significant fact, and the validity of
the averages for comparative purposes is
not thereby weakened.
THE average stockyard price of beef
cattle used by Mr.. Curtis was for a definite
grade of cattle, and was obtained from
the national bureau of labor and for the
last year from the daily market reports Of
Howard, Bartels & Co. of Chicago The
average values given are really means COM
puted. as is invariably done, in ascertain
ing mean market prices for week, Ii
month or g. year, and are not based upon
the total number Of cattle sold within the
ages derived from his own business are
from the total number OF cattle bought by
him within the class considered
The same difference in methods of COM
putting averages may apply to dressed meat
In New York. MIR. Curtis averages are
means of daily prices, and the packers are
probably averages based upon total sales
within the class considered. The mean an
nual price of dressed beef in New York
used by Mr.. Curtis was derived from the
weekly mean prices published in the Ma
tional Provisioner, which were not based
upon total sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23

ssOur averages for the first week in Jan.
uary OF those years ara as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23
The Packers Averages.

Our yearly average OF wholesale selling
prices at New York, for as far back as we
have them, are as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23

Ontario Place, north side, between 18th and 10TH
the junction of Columbia Road; 18th and Calvert
SITS. and Adams Mill Road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23

the case was given TO the jury. consisting
OF Messrs. w. j. Zeh- Hugh A Kane, T. A.
7. Judd. j. A. Rplinger, Z. e. Coldren ard
George s. Wilson. who found the verdict
stated above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23

Earthquake shocks were distinctly felt
Thursday night at the Goodhue County
Poor Farm. three miles from Red WtnG.
MINI. No damage was done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23
His Finish.
From Smart Set

From Smart Set.
Once upon a time a man started to save
money for a rainy day. Soon he had &C
cumulated s7.s5. with which he bought a
beautiful umbrella
Then the rainy day came. But the mans
best friend had borrowed the umbrella the
night before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31
Southern Railway.

~ ANS t-tT- rrCrrN-1TD
y ~ ng schedule figures published
y, ~ 'rInat Con. ur3 ar7 noe guaranteed.
- ~ h-Dai'Y-Lor1f frr charlotte
%. .' 2 Vt Daily limited urnet Pullman 70
atlanta ana Birmingham Nep- Orlelns
1l"i'p0is .'nattcr00E7 ana OH ne south
through coach Pr ~rree r'tr oxford
go p A-EU Sundnv-k evsviue zeal
II 80 p. NJ -Dauv-Iimitea- P.'-,so - -, 80
p NJ. for AZ the South
YORK RIVER LIME
go ? M-Except sunday-No. Ic-Bariuoro
2.i5 ? M-Except sunday-No lo-r.ocal to
as -Except sunday-No -Arocal 20
West Point Steamers call o. Yorktown
and Clay Bank MONDAYS Wsdnesfays.
FRIDAYS. NJ Gloucester Point elements
anf Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays. sat
uriays
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SIS a NJ 30 p. M-From all the south
80 Laase City and Local stations
- M-F'rou Kevsville and Local Stations.
s-o a " No. Prom Baltimore ana West
1915 A NJ NJ. .. 5ls 2 NJ. Y, 7,-Fron
West Point and Local stations
20 IS and No IS stop Quinton TunstRlis,
w ne House and Lester Manor
T. " WESTVt-Rv. n r A.
II p. SPENCER S II HARDwTcK
Gen. Mgr pass Traf Mgr (:
w II TAYLOE. - P A:
Washington. y @.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31
Chesapeake ca, Ohio Railway

Cincinnati, INDIANAPOLIS. St Louis. Chlca-
60. Louisville. Nashville. Memphis.
2l5 p ". and 1900 p " daily.
Westbound Local Trains:
7.39 A. NJ daily and 5.l5 P II week days.
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point.
600 A. NJ. and 400 ?. NJ daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point,
80 A N arG 90 P. n daily.
James River Line:
lo-o A. NJ daily 5.i5 p NJ week DAYS
Arrive Main Line from west. 80 A n.
- Sd 4 NJ. Q - ?. N. '7N D NJ. From
East: 'Io.o5 A NJ. 81 - A N 200 p NJ
= 'o r James River. IS q A NJ "5.s5
= N. l'Dailv. s-Ex Sunday)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AI-G ~ 1915
AEUr1rWn

PORT OF RICHMOND. AFRO ~ 1915
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. shelly Norfolk merchan-
disc ana passengers. ola Dominion Line
steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and pas
eenpers. Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED
steamer Berkeley Shelly Norf0lk merohan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line
PORT OF WEST POINT AUG g. 1905
ARRIVED
Steamship Charlotte Murphy Baltimore. pas
scng.rs and general cargo
steamer Elm CIV. Haynes. Naftnprni River
landing passengers ans general cargo.
SAILED
steamship Charlotte Murphy. Bah more pas
senScrs and general cargo
steamer Elm City. Haynes Mattap1ni River
landings. passengers and general cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31
RAILROADS.
X Z IN. fredericksburg q
Potomac =. =.
Trafoa l.,,,. r,t.h-..-, .,-.,..,.-s

r. F. CO P. s s::ssS,:s; !
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s.S 4 MM.-DTsiiiy-9yTd s.. Trough
t.S' A N Week Days-Elba Frefericksbura
Accommodate.
5 % A. M-Daiy-Byrd 81. Throuzh.
d. ~ noon Week Lays-Byrd 81 Trough
~ ? M--Week unvs-Syrd 81. Fredericrs-
- eurf cornn'ofntiou.
- D M-Daiy- Main So Through.
0'' = p Week Days-Eiha Ashand Ae-
- Z M.-Doiiy-Bvrd ST Through
rains Arrive Rlchnnord -SouthNVard.
90" a Week Days-Eioa- Ashland Ac-
So M.-Week Days-Byrd 81. Fredsrfchs-
.4fS Acco01r1o ia lion.
e., i \ " -IDaily-Byrd 81 through
1A-oo a ~ Week Days-Byrd ~. Through.
2itP y Daii~-M Main st. Through.
'.S' Week Davs-Eiha FredsricksourE
rs ? M-Daiiy-Byri s.. Through
'' N.-iaiiy Byrd S,. Through. Local
s5 81 NJ pary-slain 81. Through.
r.-iu imam SleeninE or parlor cars on
froi1s erro~t fra ms arriving kich-
.,.ll. ~ N A ~ week days. ani local accom-
t-.-a. : arrivals arf departures and conaec-
w. P. Guaranteed
A., pr ~ O. W CUP. " ?. TAYIoR
ASST '' Pre7t Gent supt Tras Mgr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31

WI MlNGToN O. August On SPIRITS
OF III KPENTIN Firm az srsc receipts. So
casks Resin Finn az 80 uI. receipts 2fr bar
rtls Tar Firm at g. o1, receipts s0 barre s
crude TuTentine- Firm. hard. s. So. dip and
virgin, s. g.. receipts. ioo barrels
SAVANNAH GA August 90 -TTRprN-
TINE steady at 6,c.. sales. s23 casks. receipts.
'F casks shipments lH6 cgeks Rlsin- rirrn.
sales >-4 barrels. receipts. s3l barrels. ship
------ III ..mo-.- a---h- Z ..L n-rr---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31
NIsCELLANFOUS NfARKFr-

lNepHrtel nv Rodgers McCahe & COZ
PErERShJ re. VA. August 2I.-pEAN NUTS
spanish Marke. firm az s. .15 per hlsrel Re
ce!rfs Light rslnias-Market nrm al si.r
i'r fancy stock machine picked az -Q--.c
s1e-irg stock a. lr82Hc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31
JUDGE PARKER TO
AMERICAN BAR
VIRGINIA WAS OMITTED
Her Name at First Lett off List
Of States Recommended for
Examination

ST PAUL. August 2o -~+. ~....-
to-da5's forenoon session " tre .,,,..-.r.,,
bar Association was tho arn..n. address
ot judge Alton H. Parker ~ s,av. ,--
Jlls. Farkers addresses ha,. FOR .-.-
rral seasons been notable PARTS 81 oil.
association s. PROGRAMS
THE Congestion ~ The ravy- vre. .r.
them, selected hr Jura. Parker f-
discussion. and I'll, DISTINGUISHED sreal-s.
said. .n part.
Few questions have been moro 7.e
GUESSED during recent wears r. 49,
Increasing teudcnrv or legislative b,ii..
Co propose and GO enact new laws Scarce
ly amy agitation ~ "a public ar "a ,,,,-.r
question IS $50 uulmrortant that il d.-.
NOT produce in nearly halo . r,-s-.7
state capitols. series of bills S,n,os.l
20 represent u in all its ,ors.s ami
shifting phases 10 has become far rno-..
common to look far O. new law f,- -r
punishment ~ o." o'd onense or for de-
- '-,.,' us -no'N EQUALS
.-. ''''N" Di'r-
lo-+.,~... ,..tt,. ,. over many
+,vi-t 60, -i'''--.t
~ -,-,.-, nave cen a"ie
.o+-l. .hs- Soc go ' It'd
..,t.., 80 81
,.,,,,.i.,- az, ..... " Sn
..,fi.. . -''9 gu li-t
-ro,. create ..-,1.~ .,- 5 .''
n IS ray,- d. ,f5 . 49,. ...'-
-t.r t,s.i, - .,... 'i. ""
,.....tt e ''ii' .il.',-l
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t--o -t. ,---l4.- 80
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rior.l r..,..ar En- H.. t..,7. '''.i
i've aftar,rr ~ ..,s-4 ~ o,.,..---.
f,rt...f ...+t.,t... 'i-
,-..7ify t,- Ian. t..... ~, 49, ,-''''7 ~.
II nroroses rotbfr, ti.to~t- ,,,,--,..,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31

NEW YORK. August a1 The dry goods
market in nrst hands to-day was O lr-i- more
quiet hut the toohing trade was large ship
Ping departments On fohhiug houses are 49, rf-
Ing unt ST. o'ciock az might Raw silk lis firm
er hut mauufacturers arv taking only nearby
deliveries Returns 90 -he Merchants A-sa-ia-
r.n show chat double the number o. buyers
have been tn the market over the figures of
isst relr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31
n s. s A0ifOIkGWeStHIn

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Byrd S. station. Richmond Daily
In Effect May g. 1896
FOR NORFOLK 500 A. N. s3-01 p NJ.
5.N r VI
FOR LNNCHBURG the WEST and the
sou rHWrSr s.oc NJ 1910 n50n e.aa
T. ~ Pullman Parlor ans Sleeping cars
Cafe Dining cars. Trims arrive daily from
Norfolk slf 40 a NJ SEQ J. NJ. from the
West -.,t A. " 1'0 J. N $50 2 NJ
orice >3s p Main - 'Flyer. hrs 90
minutes
". =. BENfLL. e. II BOSLEY.
Gen. Pass Agent Dist. Pass Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31

hy common consent. But this is dan
20 rous because. in such cases often
sive laws remain upon the statute books.
ANA may later he evoked for mischievOus
purposes Tile continual reso-t-nearly al
ways for spite. ana ia almost an the
older states to the so-callcd blue laws.
feror properly killed off. well illustrates
The ueris whlch urk in the carrying 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-31
tbs VAULTS OF
TIE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.


o. OF
used for
atles
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r'i4a-r ra, .,e. 5a..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24
GIVE THROUGH THE RED CROSS.

PrcI.I,nt Roosevelt advises 'h't
tho aid tcndcred tho California surer'
e-s be- administered 6y the Red Gross
society. which will acknowledge and
account for ali the money intrusted
10 ~
In great disasters heretofore, thou.
lands OF dollars Of relief money have
been wasted because OF too many
peopie handling Il. and leeause OF
the impossibility OF keeping IN ac'
sount Of tho funds Tn" Rel Cross
sysiematizes IT'S work so ,h~r1ughly
that every dollar disbursel Is a.
counted for There Is no chance Nr
a diversion OF the money or graft
Responsibility IS concentrated Just
As Il Is In business concern which
guards its resources.
The Red Cross will secure better
seSuits through lis efficient o-Panizr
ucn than can b. possibly secured
through any other agency.
There are 100000 homeless and
hdpless people IN san Francisco who
must be- aided.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24
Geronimo Must Stay.

Washington. April 2s.--Aator
Kraus who has been here for severa!
wceks In the interest of rawnee Bill.
who Ia seeking TO get tho authorities
TO permit Geronimo. tho Apache pris-
onor chief. 90 Join "Pawnee Bits
Wild West Show" was informed 20.
day that tho president would not eon'
sent 20 aeronime's departure fvem
tAe pcscrvattop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24

The city OF Chicago has won It's
suit in dho supreme court of the
United States 20 compel the removal
or lowering OF the street railway tun'
mel under the Chicago river at Van
nuren street. The railway company
contended that as the tunnel. wheu
made. was a lawful structure, Meth
ct the state nor the city had power
to compel It's removal withou. coul'
ponsation: but the supreme court
decides that the order made By tho
city ls proper exercise OF govern
mental authority In tho interest Of
tho common welfare. Tho oplnion was
by Justice Harlan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24
HEARTLEss MuskooEE.

Muskogee will not attempt 10 aid
Frisco. Tho Times Democrat says:
President Trumbo OF the Gem
mercial Club and Mayor Hubbard
were seen by a Times-D ,mocrnt re-
porter this morning In regard to the
people OF Muslogee getting UP a re-
lief fund for tho sufferers OF the
earthquake in California, ana for the
present Il was decided that nothing
will be done for them by the Musko
gee people.
President Trumbo who spent two
years In California and attended the
Stamford university which Is now
In ruins said that the people OF Cal
lfornia do not need assistance as
they are amply able 10 take care q
Themselves, as there are great
many wealthy people there and he
didn't believe there was any reason
why collection should DO taken up
for them here
Mayor Hubbard seemed TO be OF
the same opinion as Mr.. Trumbo and
said: We aro worse on here our'
selves than the people Of California
as far as money ia concerned"
Thank God. the people Of Ardmore
are not built that way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24
rhe he~ sta,o

Governor ETants Of Oklahoma con
tributes An ar.iolo entitled The New
state" to the May Issue OF South
vdst. published by the passenger
traflc department of the Rock Island
frisco lines
The price of the magazine Is Ave
ccpts a copy. or afty cents n year
Address all communications 10 1921
Frisco Building. So. louis. Mo, 10 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24

Section -. ENcTy nllOttce OF law
full age and sound mind may be will
bequeath his allotment 70 whomso-
ever he may desire, tho fullbiood
Indian, however, In certain cases
should have his approved by a Judge
of the L. S. court in the territoty or
U. 3. commissioner.
Section a. Provides for n pubic
road. two rods vide on every section
line Of the Choctaw. Chickasaw and
Seminole nations: in Cherokee and
Greek nations cd road law un.
changed
Section %. Authorizes lirht and
power companies 10 dam, create res
crvoirs and otherwise use the waters
Of non natigabc streams in the ter.
ritory and 20 acquire all tho neces.
sary land therefor by private pur
chase or settlement or by appropri.
alton similar to the acquisition OF
rights Of way for steam railroads.
section 26. All cities or municipal
tiles OF more than 1900 population
at last census taken under any au.
thority OF law are vested with the
following power
(a) To vacatc streets and alleys
Cb) Compel the building OF side
walks. paving streets. etc. and as
sess the cost thereof to the abut,ing
property owners.
Such total assessments not 20 cx.
ceed 20 per cent Of the assessed
value Of such property, provided. that
the property owner shall not be- ~.
quired 20 pay on account thereof.
more than per cent on the assess.
I'd value or his property (plus
six per cent interest on the deferred
paymonts) In any one year. The ci.y
being authorized 10 provide the I'm.
mediate cash In such cases by &C..
tuing and selling the city's tx per
cent scrip.
(c) All tangible property of al
railroad corporations (exclusive Ct
rolling stockl located within the cor.
porate limits OF all Incorporated cit.
les and towns. shall bc taxed in pro.
portion % its value, the same as
other property.
id) The right TO appeal from cby
tax levy 20 the federcal coat of that
district is allowed all property own.
ers. both individual and corporations
All other sections OF tho Curtis bnl
not mentioned above colsd1 proyi.
sions regulating the business Of the
department and Dawes commission
The whole bill will appalr In the
irdmoreite as soon as 1t Is approved
by the president
An effort will be made by Senator
Clapp, chairman Of Me oommyttee
m Indian affairs. 10 have a provision
for tho removal OF restrictions draft
I'd and ask the senate 10 tack II on
the appropriation bill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24

williams Jennings Bryan will re-
turn 20 America next fall and then
undertake another pilgrimage The
Commoner says OF It's chied: "Mr
Bryan has completed his tour q India
and a cablegram reports the safe ar
svai Of himself and family at Cairo.
re expects TO spend week or more
In Egypt. going from there 70 the
Holy Land. where he will probably
remain two or three weeks IL Is
now his intention 10 20 from syria
thrOugh Turkey and on TO Moscow
and ST Petersburg. Russia, vhe.s
ne will arrive shortly after the con
roaing OF the douma. Sweden. Nor
vuy. England. ireland, Scotland,
France. Spain. Italy. Switzerland and
Ccrmany--thls is about the order IN
which he will visit the countries
-aamod, reaching the United states
abou, the middle of septombr I'm.
@odlstely after the November cleo
len ne expects 10 visit Australia
and New ICELAND. which he was com
lsilod To omit from his present trip
IN enable him 10 visit India and
Kgypt before the warm season Wa
400 Tar Aayanoed"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24


Tho reent decision ot tho United
States Supreme court IN the case Of
Maddoek vs. Haddoek, IN which Il
MAS held that divorce granted by
a stAe which has jurisdiction Cve'
eniy one party 10 the suit. a. a res.
s6unt os that state. Is not a valid
divorce In another state, seems 10
hsze produced great excitement 10
eous parts OF the country. But rea,.
~ the doctE'ne Il not new or revo'u.
'a;Or,ry. nor Is II 10 confiie. With
rrsor rullugs OF tho higher courts
-rhr decision cannot possibly DO uni-
-~crsal In ia effect. but merely sets
Fc4th In an emphatic way the power
~ e1ch state 10 euicrcc It's own di.
rpruo laws. Tho n"wsrapera which
sre c2H ting tho de,t'scn sra. tiser~
8~re. o,rs'Hg many people nneee-
-y ,rHtetE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24

San Francisco. before the earth
quake: Population. January /. 1906,
$4,000; public debt, si.22s,327; az
sessod value Of all property. 1884
s2i.55G; area square miles. &c: tan
rate. ti.65; elearings. 1905. si.75s..
OiO.67o; highest point IN city (feetl
s2s; nearest city. Oakland. east side
of bay; death ratio. 1850. EOS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24
Tho government report for 1905

Tho government report for 1905
shows that there are lo7.627 ipdians
in Canada. a decrease OF 3ii. Since
1904 tho ropot states that tho red
mon ara maiung some hcadway. In
that their earnings for the year are
sivcn as gt,525.oO0. which IL an In.
cr rase OF t2is.O00 oy~ the earnings
Of the previous year. There are now
s0a schools TO- tn Indians. aa IN
crease of Ave, The report says that
tho moral and temperate habits OF
the Canad an indian show a marked
Improvement over preyious years
and notes that far less trouble was
0ecasioned by reason Of tho d3rink
evll during The past rear.
Graham guardian., 1906-06-22

50 liv that when the summer Gums
We all may fall In line,
Not like the sheen KILN dorg
But sustained by unquenchable thirst
Approach the bar an drink down pleasant
dranIs.
Graham guardian., 1906-06-22
CONVENTION DELEGATES

From the Phoenix Repubilcda,
June l4th:
We do not wish TO assume the
task which the Carter amendment
imposes upon the governors, chief
justices and secretaries of Arizona
and New Mexico, of apportionlng
delegates TO the constitutional
convention. However, we submit
an apportionment for this territory
1t may be revised, altered or
amended in any manner, or wholly
disregarded by the regularly con.
stitutcd apportioning board.
1t is provided in the Carter
amendment, as IN the original bill,
that the convention shall contain
ll0 members, of whom Al shall be
from Arizona. 1t is also provided
that the apportioument shall be
made among the several counties
based on the federal census OF 1900.
There have been, since then, i'm.
portant changes in population,
especially in Gila and Cochise, so
that these counties will be made
quately represented by the appor-
tionment. 1t is quite unlikely that
these or any other counties feel
that they have been deprived of
any valuable right or privilege. |
We furthermore hardly believe
that any county in the territory |
would complain if it were entirely |
deprived of representation in the
convention.
The federal census for 1900 gave
Arizona population of l22,93l.
The apportionment by counties
will therefore be;
Graham guardian., 1906-06-22
Excursion Rates

Season excursion rates to Cali
fornia from
Yuma to San Francisco and re.
turn, s33.75; to Los Angeles and
return, Sl3.75.
Phoenix to San francisco, and
return, s46.25; to Los Angeles aud
return, s26 %.
Tucson to San Francisco and re.
turn, S4S60; to Los Angeles and
return, S2S.60.
Benson TO San Francisco and re-
turn, $4,000; to Los Angeles and
"eturn, S3l.00.
COchise to San Francisco and
return, $4,000; to Los Angeles and
return s33.l0.
Wilcox to San Francisco aud re-
turn, $50 90; TO Los Angeles and
return, $3.50.
Bowie to San Francisco aud re.
turn, $4,000; to Los Angeles and
return, s36.l0.
aAo oSobid W Clu IT EauClSGO ana
return, 5000; to Los Angeles and
return, $3.50.
Nogales to San Francisco and
return, 1915, TO Los Angeles aud
return, S37.75.
Sale dates: On Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays, during the
months of May, June, July, August.
and Septem Der, 1906.
Return limit; Good until Novem.
Der 80, 1906.
Stopovers: Continuous passage
required in each direction between
selling station and Cotton, Cali
fornia, Stopovers will be allowed
only at points west of Cotton, Cal.
fornia.
For further information call up.
On or address G. W. WARDwELI.
Local Ticket Agent, Bowie, Ariz.
E. G. HUMPHREY, District Pas.
ienger Agent, Tucson, Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1906-06-22

FROM the howls going up by the
tax-dodgers and a number of the
republicans they are becoming very
much alarmed over the work done
by the assessor. All their scream
ing and lying, however, cannot de-
ceive the people who are reapiug
the benefit. The spectacle puts
one in mind of a black, hairless,
Mexican cur swapping at the heels
of a Saint Bernard.