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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11
Sale OF School Lands.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ wiil eli at public auetion. to thu highest
re-t-nn-ibls bidder ou the isi day OF May. hsb
at .. ~. % clock. at the main entrance 10 the
Court Hon-e ia La Junts. Colorado IN. follow
ing described lands situated IA oteru county,
Colorado, viz
Iari of -sction. northwest quarter of north
-.s1ih. rams. - west minimum price i~r
acre, = n Part of -ectiou. northeast quarter
uf nnrthwe-t quarter. lot 81. section = town
-.sip q -ot, h.. rang. ~ wr-t' minimum pre-
per acrt sSD.
: Nalu. q. improvements thi~ land ap
rfsi-~si b. thi- department. u sfAla
Dwusf Of iuIroE~fnents- Eitza Mcdonnell.
'>al. APPLICATION No isss.
No land will BE- -olh At ie-- than the mini
mum price per acre. : given ats,s-. The par
eel. Nfii b. -old in the above order, and each
tract Hill b. odd de-cribed abosc-be the
.snle OF le---
Terms of payment hall ~ a. follow. viz 7.
per cent ~ the Iurchas- nyley oa the day OF
ralr. th- baiaue. IN eighteen essuai anneal "a,
ments at per cent I--r annufr. Lands -eiilns
a, usor. than s. trr acre and le-- than SO f>r
acre. - per cent cash oH the da, of sale, the
hsiance in fourteeu equal annual PAYMENT at /.
per cent t~r amman. I~snds --iitus for So and
upNarti- ~ PER cent. ca-h- aud balance in :
II the purchaser ssa-.- pot own the improvements
he must pay for same at sale. PurchA~.r VIII
execute t-sDd. provided in section - art
of july ~. l's5. Purchaser must he eitizcn- Of
the United >tats- OF persons who hsye DECLARED
their intention ~ t-coming such Purchaser
must nav afylrai -ssruaut and advertising fees.
MARk q. WOODRUFF.
Rssi-ter state Board Of Land Commissioned
fir-t publication. April 4 1876.
Last publication. Aprl =. lssi.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11
Notice Of aaiu.,rsn, Day

E~TkTE OF CH AELfes ". rot NJ dceea-s'i.
L Thr uafa.r-iruffi having bf~u apf-oiHtssi
.t-sff,r af tt- s.stfs 81 Charlie n on- =
80. "a fl. ftty ant rsruutY 81 n.ufrT. Gn the
state - tfaradia. fisc~s=s-l tez-tf tsf- not g.
that Es wlil suf-ar hsfnre the .nu3 A".ft
~ ftf.s~T gsHnrfg. at tts tuurt tuu-f ~ Ia
Juufa a. -aii iaurty. u1 Muiltayt th~ - tht
80 April 4 y. 100 at ths hour ~ 10 " cisscs e.
- aid day. ~ Which time al p~f-s'ils hst ~
gu.-t~si b. att-ud Tor the putF-l-e q having W.
.am- adjusted. Al t-F-uus indebted :" rAhi
s-tate as. r-fus-tst t. MAKE lHihiHiAafe ia1
meat o. the uuarr-isuri
Dat-si al L. JuHia, Colorado. This - aaS -
x PHILLIPS.
Admiui.tratar - the estate q & naFles II. h"nns
D-acTa s-si
Fir-t Puhliratinu, Msrrh a. 10.
Last ~ ~ icatIua. April =, isn.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

The great demand for the services
of Evangelist Billy" Sunday. eN-
baseball champion. is indicated by
the fact that Salida has been able to
make an engagement only as early
as the spring Of 1907. Mr. sunday
always requires the building of a
tabernacle as no church can hold
the crowds which are attracted by
his remarkable meetings. and the
expenditure is paying one. -.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

cEaLED BIDS WILL BIZ EkCkiSkD Al
- rhe o6r~ of the city elerk for the grSdIas
% R....a .,.au~ fron Ninth street 10 T-arh
SIT. F- as~an~ fron s-s-nfh ssr-<f q"
-sn Juan as~oo~ from >-s-nfh -sr-~i TO
T-1fk street
-. - - - - anc~ II the city engineer.
E..4- nn-f ~ delivered 10 tte eify clerk raa
later than 4 . clock p n April 10 fAs.
: n. BROWN- tfsy Ci<rk-
First fsitliestio4- AI.rsl Z, fss
I..r t,1blieafsOn- April ~ hss
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11
Notice for 1veiiession-Timb o
Stone Claim.


TNIrfB -rArE- LAND OFFtcE At
FrEHIn. Colo. EgbruaN ?, 10. 4
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN Thai IN
~ cunn ullarer With the provisions II the act
nf tssrsre.4 of June a ~ entitled Al set Tor
ale uf tlrlbsr iauts in the states ~ Ialifprnia
urr.un. Nevada and Washington TerEttufY.
n. ertrnsai ta all ruhlir Land state hy act u
August .. fSE Johu 81 N-l-.uu. - Nei--s
cli1iuty 20 La AuiHaa-. state ~ fulorata. hs-
fhl- taF Hlasf i1 tli- tf.cr his sworn -fatemsrt
Ne. III. fnr the Turcha-- . the south half
mort fhu west quarter; north talt -uuth hWest quar-
ter af -srfisn Nu. x. iu faus-iip No -, rahre
No. - N--t- ana VIII ofiur prsaf 90 show that
the land sought J. more valuable fur H. tim t-sr
or stone than for arricnltHlal purpo~r~ and -
e-ta hii-t hi- claim tu aid land t-iurr the clerk
- the district court AZ Ia Juuta. Colorado, Ga
Monday. the sth dsy of May. Iss.L
Ne nanie- a. viines-csg John g. jewell. ~
N.i=ar. Colorado. FRED y. Nsliqu-ite af Yei-sr
golorsrlus Aufauia Etarra. Il Hirtee, Colo
RADIO: " ". hine. - HiEtr-e. Colorado.
Any and all T-r-ui.- claiming adversely the
above described lslts sr. rs-gus~tei t. tl-
their eairu- in this Office 90 or before aid sih
day Of May. is-.i
:. a. ABBEY. Register.
First qualification. Fehruar, >. lss..
Last Fuhlicstiau Nay : tss-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

TNirEp STATES L,Np oFsrcT Z
FrEnLn. C0La. March. u, iss 4
NOTICE = HEHEBN GfNEs That Ihh
~ fssllaHiua.ua-usd -ssttlsr ka- tls.t Eot,c~ of
nj. iutsutiuu t. commute t. ca-h entry snd
mske final pr,1f tn support II b. claim anf
aud that .aid pruuf vii ~ %. .sde t-fore The
cierE - the district esurt at Trinfsisd. tol1-
RADIO. on MAY !. fsss ~ Jusn Jn-@ Mac. " p
Its1 tor the south halt southeast sgusrtsri
.srtinsi -. to~nship ~ -outh. bot !, snathsa-t
uusrtsr northeast quarter. s~ctiuu :. toWn-s .
ID -ssutk. range - ~-sr.
~. name the fullauiIa Nitaes e. =, Prov
his runtiHs4stu- residence ur-su and culiivHtiuu
Of -aid land. viz. Ahtilna tlareia. Ionscsanf
f,uruI. Julio Mae. Fr.nri=c. MAJ. al 81 tru3
- ABBEY Hssi-i-r.
First pnbliratiun. March =. r.'-
Last Is1hlicaiiau. APRIL =. ia.s-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

ofIicial in Otero county TO become
short in his accounts without being
found out At q very early stage IN
the game. The startling peculAtions
Of several county officials in Colora-
do will probably result in the next
legislature creating a bureau Of ex-
animation and supervision OF public
accounts as has been talked Of for
many moons
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

The books of the treasurer of
Cunejos county were examined re-
Gently for the very first time in
eleven years and a shortage of ss2.- :
90 was discovered. Shortages have
also been discovered in several 9th
er counties. including Bent. where
the methods Of doing business are de
cidedly lax and where the cash has
has not been checked up for years
Otero has reason to congratulate
herself upon the personnel of her
county officials and the fact that the
business of the county has always
been transacted upon . business
basis. The county commissioners
Keep clCse check upon the business
u the county each month, and st
the end Of esch year the tzuasssef's
bsoks ere checked up b csanittee
aVpsinted b. the district court. ls =
- utsse iaosaliav tss . ossuDay'
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11
"Hursn Heats. -

The play Human Hearts Is said
20 be a strong plea against convie-
viction Of crime on circumstantial
evidence. Il details the story Of a
murder and shows with what ease
such evidence can be twisted araund
by unprincipaled schemers and an
innocent man made to suffer for the
wrong doings Of another. Tom Lo-
gan. dweller in small village in
heart of the Arkansas hills. falls in
love with and marries an adventur-
ess. who. when she tires of him.
with the assistance Of a former lover.
succeeds in fastening the crime of
parricide upon him. He is convicted
and sentenced to life Imprisonment
on manufactured evidence. and
might spend the rest of his days in
prison. were it not for the fact that
a tramp. who had witnessed the
murder. finally turns up and clears
him by his belated evidence.
Human Hearts" is said to be a
play of strong interest. enlivened by
plenty of true. wholesome comedy
and drama well worthy of the atten-
ton of the most critical. 1t is being
presented under the management Of
W. f. Mankeville. who promises q
worthy setting and a first-class
company. The company is compos-
ed Of the following players. John d.
Ormond. Harry Lane. Connie Thorn
ton. Henry s. Yoker. Agnes Fuller.
Florence Mendoza. Nedra Perry,
little Edith Menodza and many 9TH
ef2.
Human Hearts'' will appear at
he L. Junta Theatre. hursday
svsaine, Aps1 m A-'
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11
aeel.e.,ion to l.... s,.,s t..ss

nFrtrt 90 TaK sIRrE boAKp 3
90 LAND tosAI--tn>kEs
Ds~XEH. CoLo-. March a. lss
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N ! tsrosn. Wha-- f-szfoffic- sstirrr~ =
l. Iattn C1Ior.,io % March q. rni- msd.
applicstissn No ~. 9" the -fsts tAsaf. ~ -.
irsi.mniiy -ch,-si land-, situate IN o'er" esuH-
~ IslarafiD. f0-att- = -
I'M ~ q e NJ 4. -.aetiub = Nv
I ~ -sstis.t - AL ia toe snshtp = .apzlih-
rang. = Ss.f- -. a.
NJ Other application - isa-e ths ahoss dr-
s.--lf,.sf t.--HT - or ahisetitns sEaln-t th~
ataF- apqlleatiau vii te c~u--d@rsd aiief
MARX e WOpDRTFF.
H.sl-fsr state tlsard l-sli iuruail rrissiif -
Fr--t fuhIiratisu. ATFll q il<F
{ /. fautlisatl1r. AI.rA - itt-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

WHAT Colorado needs is more
people and capital. Way back in
1s2O the population Of Pennsylvania
was about equal to that Of Colorado
today. The population Of Colorado
would be doubled in two years il
the people Of the United States real
ly knew the facts about the state
The editor of the great family jour
nal has hibernated and also summer
ed for various periods Of time in
every state west Of the Mississippi
river during the past twenty years
and speaks advisedly in declaring
that Colorado is the peer of any one
of them. California included. so far
as climate. beautiful scenery, invig-
Grating atmosphere or money-mak-
ing opportunities are concerned. II
Colorado was properly advertised
Thousands would leave the congest-
ed ard poverty-stricken east and
help Colorado grow up.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

The great trouble breeder. Known
10 fame as the Denver News. nomi-
mated George W Swink. Of Rocky
Ford. as a republican candidate for
governor of Colorado. We will have
To consider the source in this in
stance. Mr.. Swink has probably
done more for the Arkansas Valley
in the boosting line than any other
one man. He was the instigator Of
Watermelon Day and is the recog-
nized father Of the sugar beet indus
try. for all of which he is entitled to
due credit. From a republican stand
point he is decidedly of-color. po-
litically. having been affiliated with
almost every party. except the re-
publican during the last ten years.
The nomination of the News. 50 far
as We are concerned. is respectfully
declined.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

rx,IsD sI.Iss Lsx. ORR

UxsTsp srsTss LsxD OsrcE [
PrHaLo- ColoA- MAreA "A ~
NOTICE Is HEREBS GIVEN rMAT TIE
~ follovnns HAsss ssstlsr Aa. nisd nosie< q
hi. elAia.- and that .asd pes.k gill ~ asds b.
fore the cl~rk of tA< district er,ort L. J1nfa-
Gals- 20 Msy a ~. viz: 6sstfrsd 4sts<E
h<rs- H. z liza for the northwest quarter.
-~rt.oa -. tosn-kip "A -s<sfk- ranse n se-t-
He rAme- the fplioSinS Sitn~~-es la prove
his eontinoa- re-i.>ur. ufnu and cultisatiaa of
aid land viz; Jo-~ph Wi.s~n2s. Rufus Nor.
toa Ah-zh4n Mafz~nk-rx Jxn~- B-s-l~y. al ~
$ A ABBEY. Register
First publiratioa- March n is8-
Is-r 10 ~ i~S ti.z Msy I. fs4si
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

CEALED bids Will. BE RECEIvED BY
= the rtty clerk. La tunis. Colorsdo NJ 10
o'slss.k q IN Of "wednesday. ATrtl 1. is,
tor the follo~ inx separate items
T. fsr furnishing east iron saffr Tat~
and sI.-rials. Certified ehsck. $50
For furai-hiug hydranis and valves
Cert tied cb.sk, si.u
A For furnishing and erecting one .a:t-
go gallon high duiy pump. Certified check.
$50
q For building power hou-s. installing
machinery, laying piI", -'e. t.riih"d check
sss
Contractors "a ho prefer may hid upon the
complete in-rallsfiop. Certified check .l5s.
III. city reserve III. right iO reject any or
all bids. - .
~EkLl G, W. boAbAhDNkb. Mayor.
Attest
: W BHowN City Clerk
Bf-AS- A NCDoS~It.I. Engineer
Dw ight Buildiug. han-a- City, Mo.
First publication. April J. 100
Last qualification. April J.. fi-sA
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

OVER in Sugar City last week the
Citizens ticket won out in the mu-
nicipal election by an average ma
jority Of thirty-one. Harry F. Farr.
editor Of the Sugar City Gazette,
was elected mayor. Shake old man.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11
s..fo,a Dodge In "3uiius c.ss'. -

Sanford Dodge supported by Miss
Rose Curry and company of un-
usual merit. will produce Shakes
peare's immortal tragedy. Julius
Cesar" at the La Junta Theatre on
Friday evening. April 18th. This
famous play has never before been
acted outside Of the larger cities. but
this season. owing to numerous re-
quests. Mr.. Dodge is presenting it..
Both the press and public have been
loud in their praises Of this produe-
ton. and as an evidence Of the fact
crowded houses have been the rule
in every city in which Mr.. Dodge
has appeared.
The play is living panorama Of
the times of the great Roman era
unroned before Us. with its groups.
payen,s. assemblies and council Of
Of that empire city of antiquity.
New and special scenery has been
painted by the well known artist.
Henry Gerber. and the costumes are
accurate and beautiful in the ex-
treme. No lover Of the higher form
Of drama can afford to miss the OPP
portunity Of seeing this great trage-
DIV. as it will be the dramatic and
intellectual treat Of the season.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11

-, JrNIa i city - 200 pop
ulztiou ani tho cssuuty rat 81
o. =: =: ::;:: J: J: s: !: q. ]
nil-. east of Pu@bio. and sl
mil~- .orth and est of Trinidad The santa
W Railro.d Con g,aDy eHI~Sd-d s<so ~ iss
Sar r-rrnAn-nt construction WORK essnsi.iins Cd
~.ekin- -hot- -tor-hoa--. sisiItsss q, rosnd-
As.n-> fpundry and -It-n-ise esr-h"Es=- The aiti-
s.ds l. less feet. and the climate, tassn u.
yesr round j. an-arpz--.d. Almost constant
eun-kin. charact~rtk-s the ~int-rs and a taiiy
eLssdy aay IL a rarity. La JuntA hAs All the
saetrst-,litaB coas-niruce- n-~tis-i % a flD ~
go population. inelud ng many mule 81
krset -idsN alks perfect -y-t~n of -anit4rf
s~s~rAxs. au risctric Light plant Nhlch -"i-
tli~- a. sIiefss .nd zll-nigtt sersiee- ~atrf-
vori- osn-t bY the cify- plsut t1r the HishS
f.rtare 90 sFtineAi Ire. thr-s rural fr-s felit~f
r.sut<- ar. d-t.a ssnt. tsl~Eb.st. g-tsr. ~lth
l0D .utssrrtt--r-- IRE. rHchans. Nth teTkf
Ford AMI isux 4 -tznre essun~ctias 9TH ani
part of the tate . -chssol system er1slied -
% city ia the -tstr. employ lux te-ut1 even
teacher 10 = rufn- ten churr hr-s tfte-u sssr-
sEd frstsrual ORDER. tWo hanL sr1tss eafata
.Ed sssitss dsI.s-its; three uss<rfa pr. "l~rf.
hoa-~ of 20 -safiuE capacity. brtrk rlant ~
- 0s daily capacity. nanufscturin< trFs Nsst-
ity of xitfiff-i hrtrk raur u1ill - - haffTls
daily capacity, ttupian Cement hioek flhnt-
enployinr twenty .ty- ulsu Gaming ta,lnIs,
s-o"ad larss-t n the state Ia fact, L. Jguia
l. .as ~ tn bit toSEi - IL sizs ln ihT at@t'
of Col"fado.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-11
s.,,e. to w...r-o,.. eoor.e,er.,

FIRST putliratiun. Marrh =. r.'t
Last Ratification. AIiril =. ii.si.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

What fool things will stick in your nind! -
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
The Copper City
IS WORKING FOR
 MINERS MEETING

Douglas, Ariz., Mar. 10-lSpeciaD-
 Hon. N. E. Bailey, who ably rep
 resented Cochise county in the last
 legislature, is taking commendable
 interest in the Arizona Miners As
 sociation, which will hold its first convention in Bisbee on the ninth of next month.
 Mir. Bailey has addressed the fol lowing letter to the editor of the Tombstone Prospector, and it is to
 be hoped that what he desires will
 be the cue for immediate action in the county seat. Mir. Bailey's letter follows:
 Naco. Arizona, March ,, 1906. Editor ProspectOr:-When the Ari-
 zona Mining Association vas organ
 ized in Phoenix last December I ap- peared before that body on behalf of Cochise county and succeeded in Sc curin. for Bisbee the first annual convention, to be held April g. l GI- advised by Mir. c. H. Akers of Phoenix, secretary of the A. M. A, that great preparations are being made to secure a big attendance that the meeting will run over three days, and be addressed by many oi the prominent men of the mining world. He urges on us to leave nc stone unturned in our efforts to hold up our end of the business. would be glad to see Tombstone citizens take hold and use their in fuence towards that end. The mem bership fee is s1O0 and the annual dues s1OO. Tombstone is essential ly a mining town, and it behooves your good people to contribute large !y towards the success of the assO ciation, which is intended to build up the mining business, to encourage legitimate enterprises, and 10 dis l courage wild cat schemes.
 AS you well know, the upbuildins Of mining means increased prosperity al along the line, and it is for that object that l am working.
 Trusting that you will join in this
 good work, and with kindest regards am, yours very truly,
 N. E. BAILEY.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
DOUGLAS HORSE
 MEN INTERESTED

Douglas, Ariz., Mar. 1o--(Special)-
 The following from the Tucson Miner and Stockman has aroused the borsemen of Douglas, and they went to work today to take the first steps in the organization of a Douglas Driving Association:
 The phenomenally successful meeting given at Phoenix, Arizona, the final week in December has awakened the horsemen of the south west. So highly successful was the Phoenix meeting in both the large attendance and quality of the con- tests, that the management has an nounced another meeting the fourth week in April of this year. Some gentlemen from Fl Paso, who were in attendance, were so much pleased with the races and the manner ln which they were conducted that they have inaugurated a movement in their own town to hold races and help form a chain of meetings that would undoubtedly make fine spring circuit
 Fl Paso. Phoenix and Tucson have associations of this kind, and when Douglas shall have completed hel presentations the circuit will be com plete.
 s. F. Mcguire was among the hors' loving men of Douglas today and they took to the idea right along. C. A Overlook. F. S Douglas, w. Ii. Adanson and Burt Grove were oi those who pledged themselves to he movement, and who said they would buy driving stock.
 An athletic park and race track for this city" said Mir. Mcguire would bring $50,000 year to the town. Every business man can al ford to help it along, and will nc doubt do so. It would give us spring and fall race meet each year on the circuit named, besides main taining a track and park in which cur local horses could be trained and in which driving stock could oe raced and exhibited between meets Such a park is also badly needed in Douglas for baseball and other ath' . Ietic sports. The people are taking inc matter up right along, and there is no doubt, I suppose. but that ws will have an organization. a park and a race track
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
ANOTHER HOTEL.
Mrs. Goodinson Will Open One on the Corner of Fifteenth and E.

Douglas, Ariz.. Mar 1O-tSpecial)-
 Mrs. J. w Goodinson has leased the building on r avenue and ss.ss. steenth street fse rass fet.niad by 'fhe Meyer's-yr -olruerly S.i,I open it
 p a Imperial hotel tono, s ~ pd "i 1ne 9srT,aing has been reno'ateo iii aIn Hw furnished throughout, and VIII
 as homelike a place for regular r,orners and boarders as can oe found in the city.
 Mrs. Goodinson has been in res taurant and boarding house business for many years, and understands II in every detail. She will give her personal attention to the cooking. and those who have boarded with her in the past know what an excel lent table she sets.
 In the new location Mrs. Goodlh- son can accommodate about forty boarders, and has ten newly furn- ished rooms. If you are looking TOT 2 place to board it will pay you to in- yestgate the accommodations offered at the Imperial hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
GENERATES FOR OFFICE

CContinued from Page 9D
 as overwhelmingly democratic, and there is no more popular man ln it.
 John F. Preston, the candidate for councilman in the second ward, is 8 well known gentleman in that ward, who has the respect and confidence of every man in it, regardless of his political cast. He is the foreman of the carpenter department at the Cop per Queen smelter, and is regarded as a man of excellent judgment, who will be earnest at all times in the welfare of the city.
 In the third ward Dr. W. A. Greene was named for councilman. Dr. Greene has lived in Douglas for two years. For several years he was a member of the Copper Queen medical staff at Bisbee. After his marriage to the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Slaughter he went to Chicago, but he soon yearned for the West again and came to Douglas, where he is now engaged in the practice of his profes- sion, having built a home on Eighth street. Dr. Greene is now a member Of the county board of health. He is a man of education, and he will make an admirable member of the city council, especially in impressing the necessity for sanitary work. James Logic, the nominee for the council in the fourth ward, has been a resident of Douglas for two years, coming here from Everett, Washing. | hn H aH hn nfn of a newspaper for a time. He sold out his business in Washington and 1 coming to Douglas, he was impressed with it's future and invested in prop, erty. acquiring several lots. He has recently contracted for a home on Eighth street. Mir. Logic for more , than a year has been in charge of the business office of the International. American, and is a business man of rare ability, a qualification which admirably fits him for councilman. In the fifth ward an exceptionally good selection was made for council man, in the person of Ben Rice. Mir Rice has lived in Douglas for four years, and has his home on Thir. teenth street, at the corner of Ave. nue F. He is regarded as one of the city's best citizens, and it is con ceded that he is a man highly quail fled for the position. Mir. Rice came to Douglas to take a position with the Copper Queen company, and is now in charge of the unloading de partment at the smelter He is en- titled to the full democratic vote in his ward
 A. T. Prather was nominated for the council in the sixth ward. MT. Prather has lived for many years in Arizona. and came to Douglas from Duncan. Graham county, where he was a farmer and lived in the high esteem of his fellow citizens. He is a man of education and high charac- ter and he will be found of value when it comes to the consideration of public matters in the city coun- cil
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
CHAMPION LINiMENT FOR RHEu
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Chas. Drake, a mail carrier at Cha pinville. Conn, says: "Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the champion of all lini- nlents. The past year was troubled a great deal with rheumatism in my shoulder. After trying several cures the stprekeeper here recommended this remedy and it completely cured me" There is no use of anyone sui fering from that painful ailment when this Eminent can be obtained for a small sum. One application gives prompt relief and it's continued use for a short time will produce a per manent cure. For sale by all deal CTS in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
ARIZONA SUGAR sEETS.

The sugar beet crop in the Salt River valley is reported as coming glong 10 a point where forecasts are possible, with some degree of ac- curacy, and it is being predicted that those that were planted early will make a good crop, while the late ones will not do so well.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

Phoenix is to have cowboy tour nament on Saturday and Sunday, promoted by Jack Gibson Twenty five steers have been coTralled for the occasion, said to be so wild that they jump over the moon every time they see their shadow.