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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
THE wICKEDNEss OF PARIS.

London Saturday Review
We had thought that the idea OF the
Nickedness of Paris was long since ex-
ploded. AS a matter OF fact. Paris is
one or the most Innocent OF places
since u vice Is open, superficial. on the
surface
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

In two eloquent speeches. Secretary
Harris convinced the Portlanders that
Eastern people should sec the West.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

With the fog cleared away and the
American party in power, Salt Lakes
sky these days is bright
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

How does the food Inspector know
that that spoiled fish was not being
kept for people who Ike their fish that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Sunday, February Is, 1906

Dealers undoubtedly think it a shame
to see good fish spoil just for the lack
OF little formaldehyde
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

did not realize until recently now much
they could regret the defeat of Mr..
Lynch for Mayor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

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Defeated candidates for the honor of
succeeding Mr.. Spry on the land board.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

The work on the smelters al Garfield
Is being pushed with remarkable en-
ergy and dispatch. The completion
which may be expected early In the
season, Will add very largely to the
ore-treating capacity of the plants in
this valley. and Will remove them from
complaints of the farmers that their
crops ara being ruined hy the smoke
The mines continue their remarkable
output of rich ore in vast Quantities
The value Of the product runs we'll ovor
half a million dollars a week, with the
certainty of important increase on IN.
completion OF the works at Garfield re-
ferred to above. No mines in this
country stand better in financial cjrclos
IMAM the mines OF Utah. and they do
serve to stand high because OF tho
quality of their ores. the size and Der
manence OF the ore bodies and tho
business-like, conservative mansye-
ment which controls them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
-Mrs Bessis Mnsiey

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 Following we publish by request a letter from a young wife
 Dear Mrs Pinkham:
 's Ever since my child was born have sui fered, as hope few women ever have with in- fammation, female weakness bearing-down pains, backache and wretched headaches It affected my stomach so 1 >~uld not enjoy my meals, and half my time was spent in bed
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 What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did for Mrs. Ainsley it will do for every sick and ailing woman. r
 If you have symptoms you don't uu- cerstand write to Mrs. Pinaham daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham. at Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free and always helpful
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The Roosevelt style" of resting would make some men wonder what you call work. .-.
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THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

The Democratic central committee of Cochise county will be held in the Copper Queen hotel in Bisbee ton9r- TOW evening. Ii is expected and hoped that there will be a, large at tendance of the members of the com mittee; every member of the com mittee who can possibly reach Bis bee should be present.
 The committee has been called iO- gether for the purpose u- filling ar:y vacancies which may be necessary and for general conference conccrD- ing the campaign in this county this fall which is now drawing near.
 Besides the work of nominating and electing county ticket the Dem- ocrats of Cochise county will have an important duty to perform ia the fight against joint statehood. and
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plans for this work will no doubt be discusseds at the approaching meet ing. The territorial Democratic com mittee will meet at Phoenix on -Au- gust 4th, simultaneously with the Re- publican territorial committee. it is expected that the terri: oriaI commit tees will come to an agreement for the choosing of the candidates for delegates to the constitutional con- vention provided for bs- the statehood bill on a partisan basis, and pro- viding that there shall be no opI,os- i-g candidates for delegates so far as the Democrats and Republicans are concerned. We believe such pan T ill increase the majority against mittee should at its meeting give an expression on this proposition so that the committeeman from rais county will go to Phoenix with an expres- sion from the Democratic organiza- tion of the county. .
 The committee meeting Saturday night will be the first step fin prepar- alton for the political battle to be fought in Cochise county this fall. The Democrats are certainly to be congratulated on the favorable out lock for a complete victory for their part this fall. There Is not now wis ible any party score or scores to be healed. the affairs uf tile county have been honestly administered under Democratic control. Those who hope for political recognition, so far as in dicated. are men who will readily bow to the will of the majority and then face the Republican enemy in the campaign which will follow the nominating conventions.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
ASSESSING
 uNPATENTEp MINES.

Heretofore 1t has not been the cts. tom in Ariozna to place on the as sessment rolls unpatented mines and unpatented homesteads or other land entries for the very good reason ,haf the title to this class of property re mains in the government until the patents issue for it. It has been the rule to assess the improvements on such property, but to make no assess ment on the real estate.
 The attorney general of the terri tory is now making strenuous demand for the assessment of all this prop erty, being especially urgent as 10 unpatented mining claims. It may he that the assessment of all these claims would bring few dollars here s.t,d there into the territorial and county treasuries, but we very much doubt if the policy is wise one. The great bulk of the unpatented mining claims are in the hands of the prospectors and it is a rare case that one of them is yielding anything to its owner; oc- casionally one will be found where a chlorider is taking out and shipping ore, but ninety per cent of these claims are of no actual value, in fact a patented or unpatented claim can have no real value until it has been developed and begins to yield ore in commercial quantities. .#
 Under the urgent demand of tie attorney general of the territory the board of supervisors of this county has instructed the clerk to place all producing unpatented mines that have value on the assessment roll. To our mind the clerk has been charged with duty which it will be impossible for him to perform. Of the thousands of mining claims which have been locat- ed in this county how is the clerk to determine which are valuable and which are not, few have been develop ed further than that incident to the location and annual assessment work A patented or an unpatented may be producing ore and still have no value. In the development work required to make 8 mine often much ore is taken from it which could not be extracted at profit as a separate proposition.
 As stated before the assessment of these unpatented may here and there
 
 treasury, but we believe it would be better to leave this class of prop erty of the assessment roll and we cannot understand why MT. Clark should insist on the prospectors of the territory paying a tax on mining claims which may never have any value
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selected from those of Missouri. ar. kansas, Texas and Kansas, the COZ vention need not consume many weeks in framing it, though there is no tell ing in advance what influences may prolong it's deliberations.
 The new state ought to be ready tc present it's credentials to the p-eSi. dent and to ask for his proclamation before the next new year, but it seems now unlikely that it will be represent. ed in the fifty-ninth congress.
 In the sixtieth, however, Oklahoma may be expected to appear with twc senators and five representatives 2 majority of whom will be democrats of the best southwestern type.
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OKLAHOMA IS
 MOVING SLOWLY.

The boards whose function itsfs to divide Oklahoma and the Indian Ter- ritory into districts for the election of delegates to the statehood convention are not making the progress that it was hoped they would. By the re- ports from the recent joint meeting of the two boards in Guthrie, 1t seems that the convention delegates will sot be chosen before the regular Noyem- Der elections.
 Iu order that they may be chosen at that time the districting must be completed in time for the convention call to be issued early in September, sixty days in advance of the election of delegates,
 The convention may meet two weeks after it's membership is chosen so it is probable that 1t will begin its work not far from the date. sr December, on which congress vii. re assemble for the short session.
 As the constitution of the ne7' state will, in all probability, be il the main a composite of provision
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NEW MEXICO IS MAKING MISTAKE.

The Santa Fe New Mexican has outlined a plan for furtheripg the ir- terests of New Mexico in the matter of statehood which would have some merit if carried out after New Mex ico had voted down the present state. hood plan by large majority, as will be the case in Ariozna The New Mexican urges the people of New Mexico to vote for joint statehood as a means of helping in future to se- cure separate statehood. whereas an approval of the joint statehood plan now by New Mexico would have the effect to lessen it's chances for state hood as well as those of Arizona After voting for joint statehood the New Mexican would have the delegates to the constitutional convention elected in New Mexico meet and frame a constitution for New Mexico and then take that constitution to congress snd demand admission separately.
 This plan we believe would be all right in case New Mexico, like Agi. zona, should vote practically unaui- mously against joint statehood. but we do not believe it would be effective with majority of the New Mexico vote in favor of joint statehood; such vote will encourage the enemies oi the territories to continue their efforts to join them into one state
 If the people of New Mexico, like Arizona. prefer separate statehood tc the jointure proposition the way tc get it is to vote down good and hard the joint statehood bill now up foi
 consideration. When this is done then we would favor a constitutiona
 convention in both territories to ht
 composed by the men elected in No
 vember and after separate constitl
 tions had been prepared ask congress
 to admit the territories as separat' states.
 If the New Mexico newspapers vii
 read the newspapers throughout th
 country they will be convinced tha
 the public sentiment of the eountr
 is with Arizona in its fight agains
 jointure and this same public sent ment will be behind the territorie when they appear before the nex congress with already prepared cor
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stitutions demanding separate state hood. Only very few of the most hide-5ound partisan republican papers are supporting the national admins tration in its effort to yoke New Mex leo and Arizona: ninety per cent of the papers of the country are applaud ing Arizona in her fight for mainten. ance of her political integrity and for the right of self-government.
 If New Mexico and Arizona should vote against joint statehood that pro position would be dead forever. Then ithe territories could take up the plan outlined by the New Mexican with great hope that separate statehood could be secured at an early date.
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SCIENCE SETTLES IT.
Dandruff is Caused by a GeFns That .. Saps the Hairs Vitality.

It is now settled fact that Dandruff is caused by germ. Falling hair and badness are the result of dandruff Dr. E. J. Beardsley, of Champaign, H., got hold of the new hair preparation. Newbro's Herpicide-the only one that kills the dandruff germ. He says: T used Herpicide for my dandruff and falling hair, and I am well satisfied with the result" Dr. J. T. Fugate. of Urbana, H., says: T have used Her picide for dandruff with excellent re- suits. I shall prescribe it in my prac- tice." Herpicide kills the dandruff germ. Physicians as well as the gen. eral public say so.
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The New Mexico situation is at present in statu quo. so far as the question of statehood is concerned. EXC :vernor Otero, who has just re- turned from Europe, threatens to stand pat" in opposition to the jointure: if he does we ynay expect that a good many who iopped for statehood wheE cracked over the head with the presidential 'sbig stick wifi
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GOVERNOR orERo SAYS NO.

M. A. Otero, former governor oi New Mexico, returned few days ago from trip to Europe, where he went soon after relinquishing the office oi governor to Governor Hagerman. Gov, ernor Otero was strenuous opponent of joint statehood, up to the time he left New Mexico for his foreign trip and il seems from his first expression on the subject after his arrival home that he is of the same opinion now as before he left several months ago.
 Ex-Governor Otero is a power in New Mexico politics and if he should stand pat for separate statehood or none there is hardly possibility that the vote on joint statehood would be favorable to the proposition. This is the recognized condition in New Mex ico today by those who are in posses sion Of all the facts concerning the politics in that territory.
 The following item from the Indus. trial Advertiser published in Albu' querque and supporting joint state. hood, is significant when taken in connection with the statement of ex. Governor Otero on his return from Europe:
 If the old leaders of the 0tero clan are in truth supporting the jointure proposition, in all probability there will be majority in New Mexico f3r statehood as offered us, but lee& for surprises. It would not be surprising to the Advertiser to find the majority the other way, when the votes ara counted"
 The statement of ex-Goyernor Otero, declaring himself still against joint statehood, is contained in a disposition sent from Las Vegas and is as fol lows:
 Former Governor NJ. A. Otero passed through the city this after noon on his way home from his Euro pean tour. He announced himself as still opposed to joint statehood, say, ing that both Arizona and New Mex ico were entitled to separate state hood and he believed there was no reason that was just upon which the voters could be asked to accept joint ure. However. he qualified his opin- ion by saying that he had heard little of the subject since he went away and had merely returned with the same feelings he had taken with him. .IIe intended to cnosider the bill careful. ly and if he saw any reason for changing his mind he would prompt Iy announce the fact"
 When Otero arrived at Santa Fe, after having given out the above state- ment at Las Vegas, he was the recipi. ent of a brass band reception at the depot and afterwards a banquet and reception at the principal hotel At the banquet were all the New Mexico territorial officials, including Gov Hagerman Speeches were made by Gov. Hagerman, otero and several others, but the subject of statehood was not mentioned by either in any form.
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flop back. This because Mir Otero holds the Republican organization strings in his hands and is in posi- tion to give out more political pro- yender in the territory than can be delivered by the national administra- tion. In New Mexico there is just
 now a painful silence on the state hood question. while the ex-governor is making up has mind definitely.
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\ TRULY IDEAL WIFE
HER HUSBANDS BEST HELPER
Vigorous Health Is the Great Source of Power to Inspire and Encourage All Women Should Seek It.

One of the most noted, successful and richest men of this century, in recent article, has said, Whatever l am ana whatever success 1 have attained in this world owe all to my wife. From. the day first knew her she has been an inspiration. and the greatest help mate of my life"