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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-28
HANGING
IRAN MET BRAVELY. LARGE
CROWD PRESENT


bstice was satisfied Tuesday
A Albert Simmons was hung
|r,,esday of this week. The
1. was an atrocious one the
who was about nineteen years
sge. having murdered his aunt
liner two young children about
! months ago. He confessed
edme wien caught and there
really no necessity for a trial
sOt that the punishment should
|esif ont according 70 the legal
IS 4"
he murderer went to the
Ows in a quiet frame of mind,
gave a little talk while on the
form. He said that he had
luted and felt that he was for
h and would go to heaven.
ssug a song of about SIX verses
Ihich he recited his guilt and
fate, and then Sheriff Freeman
ted the lever that ierked the
iorm in halves parting to let
body drop into the pit beneath.
hath was insfa ntaneous.
! nearest heard the neck
5 snap, but there was no
sment of the body except one
III Of the muscles. Doctors
vain and Cline, OF Arcadia,
in attendance as was also
lor Nook, Of Tampa. The
Ioes pulse ceased to beat AZ
atss after the hanging
be apparatus worked perfectly
the hanging was accomplished
the most quiet and perfect
ner possible. About 200 men
in the enclosure where the
ging took place, and the best
'ehavior prevailed. Wauchula
down a large delegation Of
to view the affair and it was
pred everywhere on the streets
there would be trouble.
what about nobody seemed to
y but most folks thought an
npt would be made to hang
per as well. But there was no
Onstration. ,Punta Gorda sent
about six men, and other
try points were represented
except for the suppressed
sneut natural on such oc7
ms there was no evidence that
hing unusual was to take place.
nlmlsslOner's Proceedings
le Honorable Board of County
of DeSoto county
IA regular session June 4th,
Members present Vim
s0N G, Larson, D. W.
N, T. f. Bostick and J. H.
anon.
''ary bond of VIM. j. Gilligan
notary public, with j.. II. |
dvell and Ira ] Thompson as
nes in the sum of $500 was
p'ed and signed by the board.
licenses made by county |
\ and tax collector as follows:
'%SO9 county, S4.2s- lN3 |
limits for carrying fire arms
Issued to H. G. Murphy and
/. cOvart.
|uc road leading as follows:
ge Wauchula and Avon Park
from river swamp northward |
'pOration line Of Wauchula,
! one-tourth mile, is hereby
i. !. a public road no
SV y being received to said
(, treasurer is authorized by
I 0Oard to transfer IS 00O. 90
wed money frn... ..l.nl.1 "A.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-28

Owing to little unpleasantness
in which some of our Wauchula
friends figured too prominently at
least one Of those who came down
to see the hanging found it
prudent to stay in the county Jail
the time he spent in, Arcadia and
have a livery rig transfer him to
Brownyille to take the train home
in the evening He wasn't kept
there by the sheriff oh, No!
lie staid because he Preferred
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-28
Respectfully submitted this the
18th day of June, 1906.

Respectfully SuDulltted tnlS the
4th day of June, 1906.
w. c. LANGFoRD,
N boa Tax Collector,
Geo. w. McLane, justice peace,
reports as follows:
Annie Curley, adultery, bound
over to circuit court; Will Wright,
adultery. discharged; John Sniperr
carrying a pistol, discharged D.
B. Curtis, obtaining money under
false pretense discharged; o.,
Lancaster, adultery. dismissed
Respectfully,
Gro. w McLANE.
The following warrants were
drawn;
General Revenue Fund, Nos.
14t2 to l45l inclusive, amounting
to S54o.2S; Fine and Forfeiture
Fund Nos. 80 to liz inclusive,
S2os so; Road Fund Nos. 675 e
733 inclusive, $3,62O.03.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-28

rhe weather has been getting
warmer for several days past But
the showers and breezcs help US
to keep comfortable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28
Iamara De Dele9aoos
(ContiUunra)
SESSION DEL Ola 2z

A las tres de la tarde Sc abri6 la
session, aprobandose el acta de la an
terror session.
Luego Sc puso discussion el infor-
me de la comisi6n de legislation So
bre el c. B. sustituto al c. B. n1mero
IS defendiendole con un elocuentf-
slmo discurso el delegado sef1or de
Diego.
En- el informe Sc recomienda que
sea pospuesta la seccion . del pro.
yecto que Sc aprueben las tres sec
clones reStantes.
Fue aprobado el referido informe
en- 2 q lectura.
La misma Comlsi6n recomienda
que Sc apruebe sin cnmienda el H.
B. sustituto ndmero Al, sobre reor-
ganizacion de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan, en- dos Cortes. Los gas
tos de tai retorma ascende ran 4
s1ete mil sesenta pesos anuales.
Iambien Sc presento Ell c. E. sus-
tituto n1mero 81, para enmendar la
ley de 10 de Mario de 1904, sobre
reorganization judicial, y por el que
cream Juzgados mun1c1pales en- todos
los pueblos.
FL mencionado informe fue apro-
bado por unanifnidad.
Los Jueces- -Munieipales Sc clasih-
caran en- jueces de primera clase con
81, 500, de sueldo anual de segunda
clase con $500, ~ de tercera clase
con $3.50.
Los Secretaries y Marshals tam
bien Sc clasihcaran en- primera, Sc
gunda y tercera c1ase con ST, 200,
$1,000 y $500 anuales respectiva-
mente.
Fue aprobado el proyecto con lie
ras enmiendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28
Association de EscitoreS Y Aristas

En- la Ultima junta celebrada~ por la
Directiva de la Association de escrito-
res artistas, entire los muchos imror-
tantes acuerdos que Sc tomaron, fue
elegida y aprobada por unanimidad
una junta de danas la cual forman las
distinguidas seforas y sefIoritas ST.
guientes:
Senora dofia Pillar de Gomez Brio
so, doha Nicolasa Torruellas de Ar
teaga dofa Teresa M. de Cesteros.
Sefioritas Amalia Paoli, Teresina
Moreno Calder6n, Alicia Scard6, Ju-
liza Ote:o, Amparo Fernandez Mater,
Haydee Marin.
Tambien Sc han constitufdo las CO.
misiones representatives en- los pxe-
bios de Bayamon y Cayey
Bayam6n. Carmen Belen Barbosa,
doctor, sefor Sthal, sefior Braulio
Dueno y sefior Virgilio Davila.
Cayey: Lcdo sefior Aquiles Colon,
sefor don M Melendez Mufioz don
Ramon Frade
Los trabajos de organization de CO.
mites representative adelantan acti-
vamente fin de tenerlos pronto esta.
blecidos en- toda la isla. En- breve Sc
pub!icaran el programa para el concur
SO de dibujantes y las ventajas que
ofrecera la Association q sus miembros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28
ULTlMOS ACUEROOS
DEtA3S0CIaCl0H PARA SOC0RROS
ANlNOS 0ESAMPARaDOS

producimos literalmente el acta
de la Ultima session de la ssociaci6n
antes mencionada:
Hace uso de la palabra Ell seflor
del Vale, Juez Municipal, y expone que.
antes de enviar las CartaS los va
rios millonarios de los Estados Unidos
creia oportuno, y asi 10 proponia. Sc
solicitase del Consejo Municipal su
conformidad en- apoyar y subvencio-
mar IL institution y Ia conveniencia de
pasar una Ordenanza declarando la
necesidad de la creaci6n del Refugio.
El senior Jcfe de la Policia hace
constar su inconformidad con ell pri-
mer parrafo de la carta en- question que
copiado literalmente dice
"Bajo la protection del Con ejo Mu-
nlcipal de Ia Ciudad de San Juan de
Puerto Rico Sc ha constituido una
Association, etc y solita Sc en-
miende este, pues la experiencia que
tlene en- peticiones analogas de los
Estados Unidos. lie obliga a signihcar
que no ha de tener resultado alguno,
81 aparece que la institution esta bajo
ell amparo del Consejo de la Ciudad
pues que entonces es obligation de Ia
Municipalidad el sostenimiento de tai
institute, siendo ante el pueblo ameri
can0 de mas valor la iniciativa parti
cular, en- estos casos, que la p1blca.
Ell doctor Gomez Brioso hace histo-
ria y expone las razones que Sc tuvie- -
ron en- cuenta 81 redactar esta carta V
que realiza el pensamiento
del SefIor Juez del Vale, como atendi-
Bile; pero que Sc aviene a la idea ex-
presada por el sefior Lutz. Por clio
propone que Sc enmiende Ia carta su
primiendo Ia primera linea donde di-
ce; "Bajo los suspicios etc 49,. y
Sc sustituya diciendo: "Se ma constui-
do una Sociedad etc 49,. Propone
que Sc envie la carta POI medic de
una persona de prestigio y de senti-
mientos flantr6picos reconocidos como
el doctor Henna, para que la haga
llegar poder de los interesados asf
como otras personas que quieran au-
xiliar a la institution, asf mismo some
te a la consider aci6n de la Junta la
idea de sohcitar de las autoridades
que Sc ofrecen como referencia una
carta en- que Sc apoyen, 81 10 estinan
conveniente, los prop6sitos de Ia insti-
tucion para incluirla en- carta explica-
toria al indicado doctor Henna
Nuevamente hace uso de la palabra
Ell senior del Vale y propone, que ade-
mas de los Honor ables Gobernador de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28

Presidente: Esas reuniones a que
I'd. sc refere, que celebra e1 Gober-
nador con los jefes de los diferentes
departamentos, son reuniones en- las
que solamente los deberes admins
trativos de estoS diferentes departa-
mentos son considerados, y en- los
cuales asuntos legislativos no son
IconSiderados en- abSoluto2
Todd: ESQ es 10 que ellos dicen.
Presidente: Tengo una carta del
Gobernador Winthrop, que pondre en-
ell record en- ell cual el contesta to-
dos esos asuntos de los cuales ha ha-
blado el sefior Todd. Y Gl ofrece una
explicaci6n para todo 10 que I'd. ha
menciOnado que Sc me fgura es
muy razonable.
ManitestacioneS del Hon. Francis
co Bus6, Alcalde de Humacao, Puer-
TO Rico: Bus6: Despues de DIR las
manifestations de los senores La
rrinaga Y Todd no tengo NADIA mas
que declr, eXcepto dar las gracias en-
nomore de los puertorriquef1os por
el alto honor que Sc les va conferir
declarandoles Ciudadanos de los Es-
tadOS Unidos.
Con reSpecto al nom mbramiento de
puertorriquefos para el Conseio Eie-
cutivo de Puerto Rico, en- lugar de
los puestos ocupados hoy por Ameri-
canos, debo decjr que la objection de
los puert ornduei!os siempre seguirfa.
No nos quejamos de losmiembros del
IConSejo Executive por ser america
nos. 10 que hacemos es queiarnos
del exceso de poder que creemos
tlenen por virtud de la ley Foraker.
ST todo el Consejo fuese puertorri-
.quefio la misma objection serfa pre-
sentada por Ell pueblo de Puerto Ri
co, porque dichos puertorriquefios
como ell Consejo Executive, no deia-
ria de uSar los TN tanto poderes ar
bitrarlos conferidos por la ley orga-
MICA.
Presidente: Hay queja alguna con-
ira los tunclonarios como individuos?
Buso: No hay queja contra los
americanos. Los americanos han ST.
do, indfvidualmente, shenbres aeep-
tables. No hay queja alguna.
Presidente; Hay queia alpuna
contra el gobernador2
Bus6: No, senior.
Presidente: " no hay queja con-
ira ningtin funcionario2
Bus6: Ninguno en- absolute.
Presidente: DirigiGndose a La
rrinaga) Tuve la atcnCi6n de pre-
guntar 4 los otros sefores 81 habfa
objection a algunos de esos seflores.
Larrinaga: No hacemos queja al
guna contra los sefiores que estan
ahi ahora.
tContiUunrA)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28


Juan, Comisionado de Educsci6n, Di-
rector del Departamento de Sanidad,
Carload y Prisiones, que aparecen CO.
mo garantizadores de la existencia de
esta Junta, creian de muy buen result
tado incluir los Obispos Blenk. Van
Buren,, y Cranstons. excitando dichos
Reverendos por medic de cartas para
que infuyan todo cuanto puedan en-
benefcio de esta caritativa Asocia-
ci6n.
En- relaci6n con 10 anteriormente
expuesto, fu6 acuerdo unanime que
las cartas sean enviadas en- idioma in
giles y por conducto expreso del pro-
minente puertorriquefo DR.. ]. J. Hen
ne residente en- New York, enviando-
Sc dicho seiior copia del Reglamento
aprobado, rogandole encarecidamente
haga cuantas gestiones creas necesa-
rias hasta lograr sean atendidas por
esos ilantropos nuestra solicitud,
Asi mismo Sc acord6 interesar en-
favor de la institution a la sonora.
Emma r. Norton, de la Sociedad
"SUN SHINE SOCIETY" para que por
los medios de que dispone apoye los
fines que persigue la asocaci6n, con
don natiVos que permitan la ejecuci6n
del proyecto. Sc comision6 al senior
Presidente para celebrar una entire
vista con la indicada seflora.
Cumpliendo enCargo que en- ante
rior session Sc le hiciera, ell seilor Pre-
sidcnte somete consideration de la
Junta la minuta que habfa redactado
para las cartas que han de ser envia
das al propietario del New York He
raid y otros de gran circulation, con
.obJeto de que cooperen por medic de
la propaganda q la creaci6n de este
institute; aceptada por unanimidad di-
cha carta, fu6. .acuerdo hacer constar
un voto de gracia favor del sef1or
Presidente por su buena labor
Hizo uso de Ia palabra cl DR.. Luqo
Vifa Y expone que hallandose en- esta
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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1906-08-11
general elections.

erning general elections.
Delegates to the proposed constitu-
tional convention shall be made, and
the certificates of persons elected there
to issued, as near as may be in the
The returns of said election for
same manner as is prescribed by the
laws of the Territory OF Arizona
regulating the elections therein
of members of the Legislative As
sembly of said Territory, and as Is.
further prescribed by said act of Con-
gress.
And the result of the said election
upon the question above directed to be
submitted to the electors at said cleo
ton shall be ascertained, returned,
and duly certified, as nearly as it is
practicable to be done, in the manner
prescribed by the laws of this Terri
tory for the ascertainment, return and
certification of the results of the cleo
ton for Delegate to Congress, and as
further prescribed by said act of Con-
gress.
And the several precinct, county,
and Territorial officers in the Terri
tory who are charged by law with any
duties relating to general elections
are. so far as those duties are appli-
cable to the election hereby ordered,
and not inconsistent with said act OF
Congress, likewise charged with the
performance thereof in respect to this
election; and in addition thereto, such
other duties in respect thereto as are
prescribed by the provisions OF SAID
act of Congress.
In Witness Whereof, 1 JOSEPH ID.
KIBBEY. Governor of Arizona, have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
. Great Seal of the Territory to be af-
fixed. Done at Phoenix, the Capital,
this 18th day of July, A. d. 1906.
(SeaD JOSEPH H. KIBBEY.
By the Governor,
w. F. NICHOLS,
Secretary of the Territory of Arizona.
First insertion July 81, 1906.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1906-08-11
Not for JointUTe.

That all is not for joint statehood in
the land of manana the following from
the Santa Fe New Mexican would in
dictate:
The anti-joint statehood leaders in
the sister territory have gotten to-
gether: they have concluded to fight
Joint statehood strongly and unequivo-
cally from now until after all the votes
are in on November 9th next. A non
partisan combination anti-joint state
hood committee has been organized
and this has already commenced to
make an active campaign. In the
Sunshine Territory many well-meaning
friends of Joint statehood are quietly
and idly believing that the people OF
the Sunshine Territory will roll up
rousing majority in favor of the ques-
ton on the coming election day.
In this dignifed and well satisfied
theory, in the opinion of the New Mex
lean, they are risking a good deal.
This paper believes that much hard
work will have to be done in order to
procure the majority in favor OF joint
statehood which New Mexico should
give in order to advance its own best
interests and place itself in a right
position regardless of the action OF
Arizona. 1t will take long pull, a
hard pull, and certainly a well-direct-
ed pull between now and election day
to bring about the desired majority in
favor of the proposition. This is neith-
er the time nor the place to take
things for granted. 1t will be mis-
take if this is done by those VINO VIII
have the campaign in charge.
Eggs. fresh from our hennery, at
Kingman Meat Market.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1906-08-11
a PROCLAMATION.

BY THE GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA.
OF an Order for an Election for Vot-
ing for Delegates to a Proposed Con-
vention for the Formation of Con-
stitution for the Proposed State of
Arizona to be Composed of New
Mexico and Arizona as now Consti-
tuted, and to Vote Upon the Cues
ton of the proposed Jointure.
To the Qualified Electors of the Ter
ritory of Arizona, and to Whomso-
ever Else it may Concern:
KNOW YE: That heretofore, to-wit:
ON the fourteenth day of July, 1906, by
virtue and direction of, and in accord
ance with, the provisions OF an act OF
Congress entitled:
Gan Act To enable the people OF
Oklahoma and of the Indian Territory
to form a constitution and State gov
eminent and be admitted into the
Union on an equal footing with the or
iginal States; and to enable the people
of New Mexico and OF AflZOna 10 Iorlu
a constitution and State government
and be admitted into the Union on an
equal footing with the original States,
approved June 16, 1906,
the Governor, the Chief Justice, and
the Secretary of the Territory of Ari-
iona apportioned the II delegates pro-
posed under the provisions of said act
of Congress to be elected from Arizo-
ma. who. together with the 66 dele
gates proposed to be elected from New
Mexico, may constitute convention
for said Territories of New Mexico
and Arizona to form a constitution for
the proposed State of Arizona, among
the several counties of Arizona as fol.
lows:
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1906-08-11

Electors desiring to vote in the af-
firmative of that question shall place
a cross mark in the square to the left
of the word YES" and those desiring
to vote in the negative shall place a
cross mark in the square to the left of
the word ''No'' in the form above pre-
scribed.
Such election shall be conducted in
all respects as prescribed by the laws
of the said Territory of Arizona gov
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1906-08-11


To Apache county. / Delegate
To COchise county. $500. Delegates
To Coconico county 49,. Delegates
To ella county ..-.------. Delegates
To Graham county -..-.. Delegates
To MaricOpa county. 49,. Delegates
To Mohave county. $500. l Delegate
To Navajo county ...-..... l Delegate
To Pima county ......-... Delegates
To Pinal county. Delegate
To Santa Cruz county -. L Delegate
To Yavapai county $500. Delegates
To Yuma county .... , Delegates
AND KNOW YE FURTHER by this
Proclamation: That under the author
ity, and by the direction, of the pro-
visions of said act of Congress, it has
been by the Governor of Arizona. and
is now by this Proclamation, ordered:
That at the general election to be held
in the said Territory of Arizona on
the 9th day of November, 1906, the
said Delegates apportioned to the said
convention as aforesaid, shall be voted
for by the electors qualified to vote at
said general election, in the said sew
eral counties.
And it is further ordered: That
there shall also be submitted to the
qualified electors at said general cleo
ton, question which shall be stated
on the same ballots on which the names
of candidates for Delegates to the con-
vention aforesaid are printed in sub
stance and form as follows:
''Shall Arizona and New Mexico be
united to form one State?r
Ys." mo"
Electors desiring to vote in the af-
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1906-08-11

Eggs, fresh from our hennery, at
Kingman Meat Market.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1906-08-11
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05


una visitA & 10 TsSoi elfA munieipAl da
sQui, un inspector Investigator ds
Ia TsroreriA de San Juan. Dfasse que
ell inssperAdo ha6Ipsd, cAu'6 ain sA'
berlo, g,andss sult1s y earFsraa. cEa
yardo sl pueblo qus IN nusvo terremo
10 % AveainAbA, Malss Ter guss dieeB
que 90 pidio dInero prsstado an A]eu'
nos eomercloH , gus c1n sllo So com.
puGo % GAIA municipal que dicen aa
hlkiA roto.
SQee oeurrit Slue produio tanlA
aViiAsi6n que puso on mr. vimisrso has.
10 Al Amig, del Vale? Qts 10 Avsri.
que vAvgas,el dc Toa BIia.
Edo. del Monte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-05
DE- NUESTRQS CANGES
PetroIeo para Panama. Una
tubeFia instaIada a 10 lar
90 del IstmO'
LA CONSTRUCTION
Ntmero de mfquiuas de es-
crlbir exportadas por Esta-
dos Unidos en- 7 meses.

L. sU ai6n Oh Co.s. que items su
oisiua central 90 San Francisco de
.Cslifornia, he instaisdo q 10 largo
del i.tmo una tuberia con cApAcidAd
dc mil bArriles por bora
En- Panama , Colon 10 es'a, SON
cluyendo enormes tsnquas de Gcsro
para dsp6,ito. El retr6lso se llevArk
dssds los pczos dc Calt)rnis q PAne
ma, On los osho vaporss-tauques que
sisue 10 compaflis y los disz 9 doce
mia que mArd6 hscsr.
Con una sy1da de bombas % hsra
eorrsr el petr6.eo por 10 tubsrfa, 90
llsnaran los tApqueA y 10 cargAran
otros vApores on Colon para que 10
transports a puerlos del Al q itieo y
hseer eompstsr ca 4 10 sssaudard Q !
Co.. La eompaniA hR hsch0 uu con-
Itrato eon el gobierpo para vsrder el
arIieulo q 10 Comisi6n del Canal, &l
precio dc noventa eentavos barril.
Be espera que en- cusnto este TODD
listo % subltituirAn los loeomotorAs
que ahorA trabsiAn en- sl itSmo, por
otras que consumiySa petr6leo Sola'
msnte.
-Duranis los Aiets rnessa que Ter
minAron el 81 do julio. ae expcrtAron
de los EstAdos Unidos mSquinss de
escrib!r por vAlor de Q 3 .S79,28l con
ira s3, 1888 1927 en- 1895 J 81. 529. .025 en
1904 Itglstsrra eompr6 por vAlor de
| seOQ 045; Alsmanis pot $5l2,3 Il Me-
jieo por s2c4. 678, FtAnsla por sa67 ,e44
IRn6n por $50. 066