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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-12
CIfy News ....In Brief ;
tr1om Thursday $ Daily
Ah Ah SAHAA

Poland Visitor.
 'R E.. AohD~on. inc Poland business inan. is in tbc city.
 Dewwey Visitors.
 Mr anI Mrs. \. J. Carroll of Dewey gre visiting in the city.
 McCabe Visitor.
 E. r Battcrsby of McCabc is in The city on business visit Here From Csnanea.
 William Campbell arrived here yes 'crdav from Cananca. Mexico. Back From the Coast
 John DuSe rciurncd yesterday from ,n cx,.nl"J visit st tho coast. s'on Business Here.
 Peter Diskin. inc Black Hills stock suau IT. in ihc city on business. Mining Man Visits. \. M. Ranger. the Bradshaw Noun. ''ain mining man. is in the city. Mining Man Visits.
 1T A. Kendall inc Black Hills min sug man. is in ihe city on business. old Timer Visits. John Carr, ,hr Turkey creek miner md old timer, k visiting in the city. in Prom Camp.
 AL Finch k in the city from his snining ramP ir the Copper Basin lis s,ict
 On 0ficia Business.
 Deputy Snorin John Foley of Ash Fork IS in inc city on official bu-i COn Professional Business.
 Judge !. ] Hawkins left last even ing fan thoruiN on professional busi ness
 SsocknIan Hcrp.
 Charley Burkr-. inc Upper Verde ,'ockmap. spent yesterday here on rock business.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs Joe Mayer of Mayer K in the city on visit with her daughter. Mrs R \. looncy.
 Circulating Among Friends. NJ John Boudo. chef at the Brant ranch. is in the city circulating among his many friends.
 Back From Los Angeles. ... ... ... !. Q. stephens. the Williamson val tey stockman, returned last evening From Los Angeles. Lef, for Kirkland
 n. =. Walter, the Poland saw mill man. aeft last evening on the south pound for Kirkland.
 Mining Man Here.
 !. w. Greene, general manager of Inc Esmrrclda mine in the Cherry creek 'istric,. is in the city. To Visit sstcr.
 Miss \. Mckenzie and C. F. Briggs went to Ash Fork yesterday morning to meet Mr.. C. B. Foster, who will visit her sisfcr si Pamsetgaaf for n short lime. Back From Vacation.
 Norman Hoffman returned last even. snc from n visit to his old homo in 'Canads, where he spent his vacation. . Left for Colorado.
 H. g. Vincent. proprietor of the Congress hotel, left yesterday for n visit 10 Glenwood Springs and Den. yer.
 Simmons Visitor. x. II. Nash. the Williamson valley stockman and ranchcr, came in yester. Hay from his home in the simmons section. Left for Pueblo.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred W. Williams left | yesterday for Pueblo. where Mrs. Will. | ,ams' brother is reported to be seri- ! ously ill.
 Hare From Los Angeles.
 F. n. stephens. who has stock m. terests in the Williamson valley coun. try, arrived here last evening from Los Angeles. Grown King Visitors. Miss Mary Mcdonnell and brother George Mcdonnell of Crown King are Prescott hotel Mining Man Here. John Mcrwin arrived hero yesterday from Maricopa county on route to his mining camp noar Briggs, whora he will resume work. Accepts New Position. .tohn Morrison, the engineer, has ne. ceptcd position at the Puntenney | lime kilus. He left yesterday after noon for that camp,
 Left for Providence.
 R, Mcdchkoff left yesterday for Providence, Rhode Island, where his |
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-12
Left for Camp.

r. $. Schlcsingcr general manage of the Gazcllc mines in the Bradshaw mountains. left yesterday for his min ing camp. after pleasant bushes visi, here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-12
New Heir Born.

At 1 o'clock yesterday morning the hearts of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Mar mont bounded with joy on the arrival at their home on South Pleasant street of bouncing boy. The young man is the frs, born of the happy couple and starts life weighing eleven pounds.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-12
Lceft for Home.

The Misses Rose and Lillian Dris coll left yesterday for their home in Berkeley. after a pleasant four months visit here with their sister. Mrs. " William Stevens
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-12
Stockman Returns.

l.. l.. Harmon, who has extensive stock interests in this county, returned yesterday from visit to the Sal River valley, where he has land in tcrests
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-12
Mining Man Returns.

C. F.. NJ. Beall, the mining engineer, returned yesterday from m extended visit through the California and Ne vada mining districts. He states that Nevada is fast coming to the front as
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-12
Left for Camp.

George Margaritch. the Black Rock mining man, Iaft last evening for his mining camp in the southern part of the county, after n pleasant business visit here
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-12
" WII1IHK 'VUH'T' Licenses to Hunt.

County Recorder Moshcr yestcrda, received ten license blanks to be is sued to non. residents of the territory desiring to hunt deer under the pro visions of Chapter 25, sections 23 and 2i. of the session laws of 1905. The license tax is $10.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-12
A Flying Visit.

r. NJ. Drcsch"r. member of the firm of Elliott and Dreschcr, paid n flying visit yesterday afternoon to Asct spur. where his firm have business in tcrests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-12

Archie Grant, contractor and build CT left last evening on the southbound for Hot Springs, where he has con. tract to build some houses.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
AUCTION SALE.

At Hannah, N. D., Thursday April
S, 1906 Twenty head OF standard and
registered mares. Also number of
first class drivers. Write for cata-
logue OF breeding. i
-. DIR. w. Y. Cory. I
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
FIRST CAST AT FOUNDRY
4. . Il. WAS MADE TO-DAY

The first heat fom the great WHIT
ing cupola in the works of the Fargo
Foundry Co. was run off, this alter
noon shortly before 3 o'clock. It was
an experimental run OF three tons OF
metal the full capacity OF the cupola
being fifteen tons. &. ,.es II s&i
+ The cast included a number OF special
CRATE bars, combination anvils and a
number, OF machinery extras to fill orr
ders from points west as far as He-
bron and east into points throughout
Minnesota. One was an urgent order
for the Hebron Brick & Tile Works
and the possibility of having the cast
ing made in Fargo prevented consider
able delay. Vi I. IA
The Whiting cupola with which the
foundry is equipped is considered an
important acquisition to the industry.
1t gives better grade Of iron than the
old style Of furnace and makes it pos
sible to produce the molten metal in a
very short space of time. For the
casting today the metal was produced
in fifteen minutes after the blast from
the electric MOTOR fan was put into OPP
Grafton. The company has orders for
large structural ironwork which
will be cast just as soon as the large
travelling crane is erected, some day
Inext week. AT present the company
| has twenty-five men on its payroll
tfoundry men and rnacllinists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
FIVE MORE
ATTORNEYS
Supreme Court Authorized a Few
More to Practice In North y
Dakota Courts.

The March term of the supreme court
was opened in the chambers of the fed
eral court at 10 o'clock this morning,
Justices Morgan, Engerud and Young
presided.
The morning session was. consumed
in disposing of such matters as were not
regularly included in the calendar, mo-
tions for postponing cases to the Bis
marck term and granting applications
OF five attorneys to practice before the
bar in this state Those admitted were
Thos. F. Burns of Tioga, on certificate
from Minnesota; Percy S. Johnson of
Grand Forks, on certificate from Iowa !;
William A. Mcintyre of Fargo, on a
certificate from Minnesota; F. C. Hef-
from of Dickinson, on certificate from
Minnesota and John N. Hemmij, James
town, on certificate from Minnesota.
The calendar for the March term was
called for the purpose of determining
what cases were represented in court by
attorneys. s@
At the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion it was announced that arguments in
the case of Stephen Mitchell vs.. the
Monarch Elevator CO., would be heard
The case of E. A. Tamlyn VS.. p. O.
Peterson and Karen O. Peterson, was
argued and taken under advisement
There are thirty-lve cases to be heard
at the March term. The calendar fol
the April term at Bismarck consists oil
nineteen cases. # n II. 3
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
:. !.
N A MODEL
Chicago Sculptor and College Professor
\ Will Visit Indian Tribe
@ i'm West.

Last Saturday Judge Amidon had for
his guest Leonard Crunnelle, the Chica-
|go sculptor who has been commissioned
|tol design the model of the Indian wom-
an Sacajawea, or bird woman who acted
las guide for the explorers in the Lewis
E&, Clark expedition to whom a statue
|isE to be erected OH the banks of the
Missouri, near Bismarck, and in which
the state Historical society is taking a
marked interest The visitor was ac-
.cotnpanied by4Dr. Libby and number
off local people were invited in to meet
Them. For the statue a model is needed
and the Mr. Crunnelle and DR.. Libby
have gone to Fort Buford to study the
tribe to which Sacaiawea belonged.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
INTER URBAN LINE TO BE
BUILT FROM JAMESTOWN

Jamestown, N. ID, March ~ All
electric railway will very probably Be
one Of the important assets of Stutsnlarl
county this summer. Last week at
Bismarck the secretary of state issued
articles of incorpo to the James
town Traction Co, Of Janesto own, m.
ID. The incorporators are Morris Beck,
Edward g. Russell, Louis b. Niermey-
ter, Prank A. Lenz and John j Nier-
ling, all Of this city. The corpo poration
.is capitalized at $4,000.
The prospective railway will run
from Jamestown northeast, touching
sSpiritWood Lake and continuing to
8Courtenay or Wimbledon, or perhaps
both. The line will be built with
heavy bed and rails and will carry all
kinds Of freight, such as wheat pro-
.dtce, ETC., have passenger service and
baggage. The track will be Of stand
ard width for switching cars to and
from the steam line. AS a convenience
TO lake resorters the electric railway
will prove Invaluable, and Spiritwood
lake will undoubtedly become more
popular than ever before. The farm
ers within hauling distance of the line
will, however be benefited the most.
Work on the new line will be begun
very soon, possibly in time to carry
passengers to the lake this season.
The jamestown Traction Co. starts
the interurban electric railway lines
IN Nthis state, and is undoubtedly a
foferunner Of many other similar en-
|terprises
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
SEED FLAX.

We can supply best Of seed fax in
quantities to suit, delivered any sta
ton. Morton & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
FOR GOOD
GOVERNMENT
A Vote for Wall for Mayor viii Help
the City and Benefit
You. .s

Last nights picture of the. two adj.
ministrations- Mayor Wall on one side
and Mayor johnson on the other-lat-
tracted a great deal OF attention. 1t
is up to the voters to determine which
of these they want for the coming two
years. Which is your choice? SS
The desperate condition OF the lead
ers in the Johnson campaign is shown
by the effort to create discord among
those supporting Mayor Wall. Don't
believe these political fireworks at all;
there is no truth in them.
You may think that your vote will
not make much difference, but it will;
cast it for good government, for the
improvement of the city; for its rapid
growth, and for all that will tend to
make Fargo the proud city OF your
home-by voting for A. L. Wall for
mayor. ~. ES
There may be some reasons why
business and professional men may not
care to mix UP in state and national
politics, but nothing can make as much
difference in your taxes, in your
holiCS dilQ III WIldl. thdhCS UP lltC Soou
in life, as the government of your own
city. 1t is not only privilege but a
duty to yourself and your family thar
you take an interest in the city ticket
and work and vote for the administers.
tion which will help to make your
home more prosperous and you proud
er because you not only 1--we therein
but because you helped to elect A. l.,
Wall the chief executive of the city.
No friend of good government can
afford to be apathetic; get hustle on
yourselves-be sure your own vote is
cast, and see that As many OF your
friends are out as possible that they
vote for A. L. Wall for mayor; roll up
the majority just as big as you can
it is for Fargo's good and for your own
interests that this be done. 5
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
FORGOT COMBINATION

Sioux Falls, S.. d., March ~ Miss
Bessie Lancaster, who recently assumed
control Of the Herald, a weekly rlewspa-
per at Butler, has discovered that the life
of the South Dakota editor or editress
is not all bed Of roses.
e She placed her subscription book in
a safe lii her Office and closed the door.
The following morning she discovered
that she did not have the combination Of
the safe, and that it could not be open
ed. AS atlle expert safe crackers who
operated in South Dakota last fall are
either in the Sioux Falls penitentiary
or have left the country, she was unable
to secure an expert to open the safe.
Her predecessor iii the editorial chair,
who was the only one who knew the
combination. was holding down a home
stead iii North Dakota and she had to
wait until she heard from him. This
delayed the appearance Of her first num-
sber Of the Herald several days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Mrs N. c. Rusk, foreman: The regu-
lar meeting of the Yoeman will be held
in Prizes hall this evening.
L. C. Johnson, clerk: There will be
a regular meeting of the Modern Wood
men of America at 1880 tonight. =
E. G. Guthrie, E. c.: There will be a
stated meeting of Auvergne Command
cry, K. T., this evening at 7::3o o'clock.
Rehearsal and work in the order of the
Red Cross. . = z. 4. ..
William Ballou:. For those who have
continued the habit of essay-reading
II. G. Wells stands as the man in liter
ature work who has furnished them the
greatest number of sheer sensations il
the last decade. Able t tprn his hand
to prophecy. to the delffieation Of the
No Mans Land of pure imagination
and to. the equally phantasmal field oi
political theory. he most nearly fits the
current hunor for brilliant novelty. Thal
Bishop Mann has given a place in his
lecture of Thursday evening for criticism
of Wells and linked with him Chesterton
who IS less known to American readers
is a piece of rare good fortune. II
judgments of books the mass Of US ar,
given over to the shurrying, tilsurs
thoughts but Bishop Mann is uniquel,
a trained literary guide, .S
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
MOORHEAD NEWS.

The Red River Valley Central Luther
league will hold its next convention
in the Trinity Norwegian Lutheran
church in this city. on Wednesday and
Thursday, March 28 and 20. The meet
ing will be held in the interests of the
Young Peoples societies of the Luther
an churches of the valley, and of the
state of North Dakota.
Clarence Kragnes, son of A. 0. Krag-
nes, who has passed through a critical
siege of typhoid pneumonia, has now
passed the crisis and is on the road to
recovery.
L. A. Baker, who is at the Darrow
hospital with typhoid fever, is stated
to be out of danger and on the high
road to recovery.
w. NJ Nesheims case has developed
into typhoid fever, as was feared. John
Bjerke will have charge of the drug
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27

To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the
great system tonic and builder
Itch! Itch! Itch!-Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch
the worse the itch Try Doan's ~Oint-
ment. 1t cures piles, eczema, any skin
itching. All druggists sell it.
A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspep-
'sia and constipation-weakens the
whole system. Doan's Regulets (25
cents per box correct the liver, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
Cures baby's Group, WilEe's daily
cuts and bruises, mar1a's sore throat,
grandna's lameness-Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil-the great household
remedy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
DENTISTS SOCIETY ELECTED
OFFICERS FOR ENSUING YEAR.

The Fargo District Dental society
held its annual meeting Monday night
in the Office Of DR.. F. K Weible. There
were no clinics and the principal business
transacted was the election Of officers
for the ensuing year with the following
result 4 I34
President G. Davenport.
Vice President Y. Graves.
Secretary +. X. Weible.
Treasurer G. i. Rose.
Executive CommitteeF. I'll ,Bricker,
Ed Nv. Christiansen and w. Z. Heller.
Among several matters of a business
nature which were discussed, it was
decided to hold three meetings during
the year and they will be devoted to the
holding Of clinics There was a good
attendance and plenty Of enthusiasm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27

store during Mr. Nesheim's illness. 1t is
sincerely hoped that Mr.. Nesheim's
siege will not prove long one.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Melbye are the
parents of bright baby boy, who was
born to them early SATURDAY. morning.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
. SPRING OPENING

Miss Rahilly will show carefully Sc
.lected stock Of patterns and street hats
on Friday and Saturday, March 80 and
81, and invites the ladies of Fargo and
Moorhead to inspect. .5
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27

To draw the FIRE out Of d burn, heal
a cut without leaving scar, or to cure
boils, sores, letter, eczema and all
scalp diseases, use DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve. A specific for piles. Get
the genuine. No remedy causes such
speedy relief. Ask for Dewitt the
genuine Waldorf Pharmacy, s. II.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
POTATOES FOR SAL j.

Potatoes for sale, large and clean. No
rot disease. Raised in sand. Excellent
seed. 65 cents per bushel IoI Sixteenth
street south. Phone 558- -M. 3s
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.Jnmned from Window.

New York, April 6. --Dorothy Love,
u years old, jumped from front win
dow of The second story of the rerling
Hotel, Fiftielh street aud Seventh
avenue, early today, and died 10 Bellevue
Hospital from the injuries sustained.
The woman came 10 the hotel last night
10 company with man who gave his
name as William II. McGurken, said to
be n son of Harlem hotel proprietor
They retired to room assigned TO
them on the second hoor'and, according
to the police started quarrelling, which
they kept up until the time the womao
jumped from the window. MeGurken
was arrested on charge of intoxication
and was discharged in the west side po-
lice court later in the day.
Miss Love was daughter of DR.. /. n.
Love, noted physician of st. Louis,
and this city, who Dropped dead on
board the steamer Luran Lurania, as she
vas entering this port some time ago
The wOmsn before she died. said the
man promised to marry her, but said he
could not carry out his promise because
another woman stood in the way. 1t is
said that she led gay lite since coming
IN this citv
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M. P, Conference.

Debates, aud these without particular
results, were the especial features OF yes
ierday's session of The Maryland Annual
Conference of The Methodist Protestant
Church, being held in West Baltimore
Church. The result follows:
Debate No. AS to the free enter
tainme q of future Conferences. Laid
on tn TT le.
Dpbat ~. 2-As to the selection OF
speakers Ia enlighten the Conference on
biblical sui cts. Laid on the table.
Debate No. 3 rbat the president OBJ
tain the services OF Rev Dr.. Munhall,
of Philadelphia, TO give Bible readings
at The next session of the Conference.
Adopted.
Debate No. 4-Deprecating the prac-
tice of some of the churches in electing
delegates to the Annual Conference and
officers of the church on Sunday. Voted
down.
The way was paved yesterday for the APP
pOintment by the conference OF an endow-
ment secretary for Western Maryland College
to succeed the late Rev A. D. Melvin, who
died several years ago
The report of the Theological Seminary at
Westminster Is read and showed that insti-
tuition 10 be in excellent SHAPE.
The report of the Church Home at West.
minister showed the institution in hourishins
condition.
The report Of the Book Directory, as pre-
sented by Rev. DIR. J. NJ. Mills, showed net
gain of nearly 81 600 for the past year.
The following committee on appeals was
elected: Bevs. w. ". Strayer. j. l.. Mills
and J. d. Kinzer and Messrs ]. W. Herring,
J. n. Warfield and NJ. A. Davis.
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D. A. r.

The national board of administration
Of the Daughters OF the American ReyO-
luton has completed final arrangements
for the continental congress OF the
Daughters, which will open Elsler
Monday in Continental Memorial Hall
in Washington and continue through the
week. The hall is nearing completion.
There will be two sessions day except
on Saturday, the closing day. Monday
will be devoted to seating delegations
and getting through with the prelim-
inaries of organic ,ticn. The renal 1der
of the week will be well filled with bust
ness and pleasure intermingled.
Tuesday afternoon the Daughters will
make specially conducted visit TO the
Library of Congress Tuesday evening
the bust presented to the Daughters by
the French Ambassador, NJ. Jusseraud,
last spring, will be unveiled with impress
sive ceremonies at Continental Hall.
Thursday afternoon Patriots Day"
will be observed. Commissioner Mac
farland will addressed the congress, and
there will be a specially arranged pro-
gramme
viii Carleton will read poem, which
be has specially written for the Daugh-
ters, entitled "The Day aud the Daugh-
ters." Friday will be charter members
day.
The distinctly socia, features will be a
reception by The president general, Mrs.
Donald Mclean, which she will give in
the ballroom of The New Willard on the
evening Of April Is.
On Thursday, April 10, the President
will receive the Daughters at the White
House. As no officers will be elected
this year, there will moi be 50 much ex-
citement as usual, but the montana
matter is expected to give interest 10
several sessions. This relates to con-
test among the Daughters in that State
over their representation at Washington,
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Unfortunate PRINCESS Louise.

Copenhagen, April 6. The tragic
death OF Princess Louise of Schaumburg-
Lippe, which occurred at the Castle OF
her father-in-law, Prince William OF
Schaumburg-Lippe, 10 Nacho- Bohemia,
on Wednesday, has aroused the deepest
sympathy for her, owing to her unhappy
married life. She was the eldest daugh-
ter of the present king of Denmark
Her death occurred only five hours after
Prince William expired at the same
castle from an attack of heart disease.
Princess Louise was welded suddenly to
Prince Heinrich of Denmark, rs sup
posed, because OF an unfortunate passion
for the son of the palace gardener. The
husband turned out to be reckless gam
bier and a bully. The Princess tried
to secure a divorce, hat King Christian
of Denmark, who died a short time ago,
refused his permission to 90 ahead with
the proceedings because Of the accom-
paning scandal. Some time ag) the
Princess was almOs drowned while
bathing and was rescued al the last
moment, but it was rumord that she
was counting death. She had been
lingering from painful cerebral trouble,
supposed to have been caused by bullet
which she fired into her body injurlng
the spine. During her illness neither
Of the parents of her husband visited the
Princess. There is no sign Of mourning
al the court.
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Passage of woman Suffrage Bill

Providence, r. l., April 6 The Sen
ate yesterday passed the woman's SUI
frage bill, 50 far as it relates to voting
for President of the United States. The
gallery was crowded with women who
have had the cause dear to their hearts
for many years and have been disap-
pointed at each recurring session of the
legislature. The vote for the bill was
gratifying, for it was carried, 20 to T..
1t was whispered in the lobby that the
bill would be held up at the other end
Of the Capitol, and it is understood that
many affirmative votes were cast with
that understanding.