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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-10
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-10
NOTICE FOR BIDS
FOR CONCRETE WORK.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Common Council Of Mesa City,
Arizona, at the once Of Frank Pome-
rcy town clerk, at Mesa City, Arizona.
until p. m. of Monday, the 18th day Of
November. 1907. for the construction OF
concrete sidewalks, cutters. curbs and
gutter bridges in said town Of Mesa
City. Plans and specifications for the
same MAJ he seen at the office Of
Frank Pomero-, Mesa. or q. y. Turn
ey. Phoenix. Arizona. The Common
Council reserves the right To reject
any and al bids
PHIL NETS. Mayor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-10
THE RUNNING RACES
DURING TIE FAIR
Some Good Purses Offered-A Novel
ty Race-Rules Governing Entries.

The people who like the running
horses. have rot been overlooked in
the .air program as VIII be seen by
the following list Of races and purses
offered:
one half mile, two year old. $50.
one half mile and repeat. $500.
one mile. Arizona Derby. $500.
F'ive-eighths mile, three year old
S20O.
Three quarter mile 200.
one and One-ouarter mile. novelty
$3.50.
In novelty race, $50 will be given
to the horse first at the half: $50 Ia
the horse first at the three quarters;
$50 to the horse first at the mile: bal
ance of 5000 divided so per cent. 80
per cent and 10 per cent, to horses
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-10

finishing first, second and third at
mile and quarter.
The entrance fee is five per cent of
the purse. Entries close day before
the race. Weights up, weight for age.
govern, except as to license of riders.
All running races on hall miie track.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-10
THE CALIFORNIA HOLIDAY.

Sacramento. Nov. Gov. Gillett
arrived this morning and issued a
proclamation making Monday legal
holiday. He says that il Il special
session of the Legislature is called II
will not be until the middle or last OF
next week.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-10
FREE INFORMATION BUREAU

The free information bureau at the
board % trade room will be open to-
day from 20 a. m. and also i'm the af-
ternoon q II shall seem to be neces-
sary, though unless there is occasion
for Il !E the afternoon it win be
closed. Rooms listed up to yesterday
evening provided accommodations for
1850 people. No charge to anybody
for the service
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-10

Mrs. G. w. Pierce, Mrs. X. Pierce
and Mrs. F. W. Tantrum of James
town. New York, arrived in Phoenix
Saturday for the winter
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-10

Try Conolly's groceries.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-10

The papers in the matter Of the es-
tate % Z. J. Delehanty were brought
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-10
IRISH COURT OFFICIALS
AFTER ARIZONA ESTATE

The Papers in The Delehanty Case
Brought From Cochose County Yes
terdsy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25
MINERS DISCOVER
TEMPLE CAVE Of
THE INDIANS
Prehistoric Relics Of Immense
Value Unearthed in Giant
Arizona CatacOmb, Which is
Only Partially Explored,

Penetrating an unexplored cave. Of
wonderful dimensions, filled with In
dian curios and weird relics OF by
gone ages OF the red man, and a de-
post Of guano that excel In magnt-
tUde anything heretofore discovered
In Arizona. was an experience or
Wiley Holiday. s.. l.. Dodge and Mar
tin Tighe, who are developing a claim
four miles south OF Indian Hot
Springs In the Graham mountains NJ
Arizona.
According TO reports. the mir ars
were driving a tunnel In the mourtai .
side, which was several hundred .rct
long. When the smoke and debris +
a shot had cleared away the other day
they were somewhat surprised To HAD
he breast Of the tunnel had disap-
peared and nothing but impenetrdbie
darkness met their gaze. giving back
to them with audible articulation the
hollow echoes of a giant tomD.
with lights and ropes an nvestiga-
ton was commenced and ~ WAS DIS
covered that an underground caNo ot
wonderful dimensions had been pene-
trated. with an ~undoubted hidden pas
sage way. which, as yet, has not bceH
found. From the tunnel entrance the
men lowered themselves 20 tn bot
tom Of the subterranean cavity by an
improvised rope ladder.
They found gigantic deposits Of
guano. in which were buried large
quantities Of Indian arrows and blocks
Of wood sewn together with sineHs.
probably taken from the deer. They
we're On a broken and decayed rondt-
tion. and Il would be hard TO deter
mine the use TO which they had beeG
nut by the Indians. other Indian fr'-
les u a very interesting nature yer"
found and the research has - been
Completed. a portion Of the collection
has been sent 10 the Smithsonian lnr
stitution and other parts 20 schools ~
the territory.
II is believed that the temple was
occupied a. a temple or secret me-
ing place by Indians 81 long = and
that the natural entrance has hecn
biockadcd by u rock slide. An efIsF'
will be made Co locate n reopen ne
original passaEeWay and uhcn the
cave VIII be given more thorough ex-
ploration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25
FAT SALARY WAITS
THE OKLAHOMA
CONGRESSMAN
CURIOUS FREAK OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL PAYROLL
Senators Get Money as Salary
Dating From Time Previous
to Their Nominations for the
Job.
Ispec,aI Correspondence Morning JOurn a.

Ispecial correspondence Morning Journ al
Washington. Nov. 2t.-Shortly a -er
the two senators from the new state
OF Oklahoma and the five members OF
the house have been sworn in, they
will be presented with checks TOT 'nestr
salary from the fourth OF March last,
at the rate Of $500 a year. rms VIII
be in the nature of a fat little puck
IN for these statesmen, as they VIII
become congressman only a month
prior to the converting OF the session
In the case of the senator's, VINO can
not be elected until late in November
On early in December. their official ca
reers will have been much shorter.
The incident is the more interesting
too. because of the fact that they VIII
receive pay for several n as the
representatives Of a sovereign state,
when neither the state Itself existed
nor had the recipients been even nom
mated for the office to which they
were subsequently elected.
This is one of the many odd things
that I'D does and II Is perfectly
legal. for congress has absolute con-
troll of its own expenditures anu II
either house wishes to put any OF lts
members on even footing win those
who preceded them II can do SO by
voting money from its contingent tunu
for hat urDos In the case OF va
cancy In either house there may De a
lapse of time before IL Is filled .bul
somebody must draw the full salary
and this. as a rule, Is presented 10
the newly elected member. when tor-
mer Senator Fred Dubois came 10 the
senate as the first United states sen
ator from Idaho. on March Z, 1871 ne
was paid salary accruing before M
arrival. As il was voted to him ana
there was no way to put II back into
the treasury. Mr.. Dubois was com,
PEELED to accept II. though he protested
that he did not want a salary ne mao
not earned.
When Ernest NJ. Pollard, OF Ne
braska, came to the house IN Decehi,
her. 1905. TO hll h vacancy caused
by the promotion of Mr.. Burketl !.
the senate, ne having been chosen ~
a special election IN the July PItN-
ious. he was paid the salary GOVERNS
the period Of the hiatus in the repre-
sentation from the first Nebfaska us,
trict. His constituency was INFORMED
Of this and the newspapers maue aI
awful hue and cry over IL. Pollard
tried to return the money. but couIu
not do IL. II was a comfortable sum
amounting TO "xf.Ss1.4S and Mr. Pol
lard. in order TO satisfy the paper
making capitaI out II the transaction
Introduced a bill authorizing h treas
urer Of the United States to receive tins
money. II was referred to the com
mittee on WAYS and means. but noth.
ing was ever done with IL; that woulo
establish too had a precedent
When J. Hampton Moore Ws'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25

PROOF-We don't ask YOU To take
above statements, but II you will call at
factory. where Majestic ranges are made,
tion that these are absolute facts, and
reasons why the Great Majestic Range
money can buy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25

losis as a step towards freeing the hui
man race from the scourge.
The discovery, of course. raises the
important question. In treating a pa
tient for consumption. which variety
r. he suffering from? To decide, pro-
vide data on which to decide this
question will be the object OF another
great series of experiments. The dis
covery also provides a clew To the
many puzzling cases Of the disease
which have confronted the medical
profession.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25
IN a PINCH. USE ALIENS

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25

N you need furniture call oE Chas. l..
keppeler. 3I5-10 south Second.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25

All kinds window shades I'm stock
and made to order. Futrelle Furni-
iure company. west end OF viaduct.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25
BArr,r,

Mcssrs. Houi Luvere aud nodelfo c. Chases
win give a dance la Bareias Hall evening
Of Novembyr. 27th. Good music. Admission
$500. Ladies free.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25
EDDY FOLLOWERS
BUILD CHURCH
IN LONDON
SECRECY SHR0UDS
SOURCE OF FUNDS
Axe Gets DuckIing Undergoing
Absent Treatment From Dis
tinguished DevOtee of Chris
tian Science,

London, Nov. 23.-The recent OPEN
ing of the magnificent First Church
Of Christian Scientists" near Sloane
Square, has again set people talking
about Mrs. Eddy's followers, and a
good and authentic story Is being told
in the clubs concerning the expert
ences Of "a healer" who paid a coun-
try house a visit in Ireland not long
age.
The healer. a Woman well known
in London. noticed on arrival at the
Irish house that a duckling in the
farm yard had beer Matched out very
badly deformed. She at once started
to heal the ~duckling, which waxed
fatter day by day, but still retained a
very lop-sided figure.
After a week of healing
she departed with the permission OF
the hostess to give the duekling "ab-
sent treatment"
For three weeks she gave the duck
ling absent treatment from London,
then, after a burst of prayer, she
wrote n fervent letter to her hostess,
saying she only wanted to hear The
dear little thing was perfectly cured"
Two days elapsed n h received a
letter from her hostess containing the
following: so sorry. dear. but we
killed and ate the duckling by acct
dent the day after you left us"
The greatest secrecy, by the way. Is
being maintained about the funds
which have built the big church near
sloane Square, hut IL is an open Sc
cret that one % the biggest contribu-
tors mong the American Christian
Scientists has been the American
Dowager Lady Abinger (nee McGru-
der). Among Englishwomen. Wis
countess Maitland. who is by no means
well off. has made sacrifices TO con-
tribute 10 the building fund.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25

watch for our Thanksgiving an
-nouncement. Bcnham's Indians
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25

Watch for our Thanksgiving an.
nouncement. Benham's. Indians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25

REMEMBER THE CHARITY BALI ~
ON THANKSGIVING NIGHT IN EI.ks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THAT?
THE BROWNS ARE BACK!

For practical cleaning and pressing.
They know how. The only French dry
cleaners In the southwest are the
flrouns. Call Thornton the Cleaner.
and the Browns viii do tho rest. III
n. Third street. Phone 100.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25

Rev. n. ]. Campbell. the famous di-
vine who Is almost as well known In
America as here. has shocked London
by coming out openly In favor Of so
cialism at a mass meeting IN the
Alexandra theater.
we now have a demonstration Of
international consciousness for the
first time in the history Of the world. .
he said. "and n unfortunately II comes
to pass hat We have a great railway
strike. 7 think We shall find that the
workmen % Germany. France and the
United states will how an Interest in
the English workman in some prac-
ticaI form.
You have been told hat socialism
T. sntl-Christian." he added. Il deny
that and I deny that Il II atheistic
and materialistic. or that u stands for
free love and the breaking Up Of fam
lis life. that IL will lea to the destruc-
ton Of property and the maintenance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-25

Furniture repairs. Chas. T.. KeppeIer,
si5-ID south Second.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
ASKS ABOUT
BOND ISSUE
Harris & Co. Want to Know
That Certificates We're
Legally Issued

Delaheld and Longfoilow, attorneys for
N. w. Harris and Company, the purchas-
ers Of city bonds amounting to $4,000
have written Mayor Wilson asking for
certain certificates and records to satisfy
them that tho bonds have been lawfully
issued.
Among the papers required are the fol-
lowing:
Certified copies of Act of the General
Assembly. Ordinance Of Council. minutes
showing introduction and readings Of or
dlnance, minutes showing final reading,
adoption, and yea and nay vote; certified
copies Of all proceedings of the Sinking
Fund Commissioners and Finance Com
mttee Of Council; certificate that no bids
were received at public Offering on May
%; certificate that last report of the sink
ing Fund Commissioners is correct; certi-
hcate showing what bonds have been is
sued since date of said report; cerdiied
copy Of communication from the Street
and Sewer Department giving location
and estimated costs Of improvements con-
templated; certificate showing when such
communication was received by Council;
certified copy Of titles Of all acts relating
10 the city Of Wilmington passed at the
last session of dhe General Assembly;
certificate giving names, dates Of election
or appointment and terms Of office of the
Mayor. city treasurer, city auditor, city
clerk. members Of the Council members
of the finance committee Sinking Fund
Commissioners and Street and Sewer Di-
rectors stating that all have duly qualified
and filed their oaths Of office and that
those who are required to do 50 have filed
their official bonds; certified copy OF
bonds proposed TO be issued with a GER
tifcate of adoption Of such sum by the
Council; certified copy Of resolution con-
arming the award of the bonds; certified
oonv of minutes of the street and sewei
DEPARTMENT showing location and esu'
mated costs Of the improvements contem
plated.
The preparation OF the papers has ne
cessitated much work on the part Of
MAYOR Wilson and City solicitor Town
send. who have been engaged in the WORK
for the past three days.
The certificate and papers probably VIII
be completed and forwarded to-day.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
SON WOUNDS
INSANE FATHER
Latter Attacked Mother and
Is, Perhaps, Fatally
Injured Himself
By on own VIZ. Pnbllshers. Pres..

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. June BIN de-
Tending his mother from an attack by
his father to-day 1o-year-old Ralph crumb
Inflicted Injuries on his father. from
which he will probably die. The father Is
now lying in hospital and the son Is
under arrest. According to the story told
by both Mrs. Crumb and her son, the
elder crumb became suddenly insane. Ris.
ing from bed he started out Of the room
and when his wife followed he suddenly
seized a chair and attacked her. She
screamed for help and Ralph rushing in.
took up shot gun that stood in the
corner and struck his father a terrific
blow on the head. fraouring his skull.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
FLYNN ADDRESSES
GENITAL UNION

The meeting OF the Central Labor
Union last evening was one OF un-
usual interest from the fact that Gem
eral Organizer Thomas Flynn was
present and giNe an interesting talk
upon the subje1 Of organization and
it's benefits not only 10 the working
men and their families, but to the
business interests of the entire COM
munity as WELL Mr.. Flynn became IA
nous five years ago when he insti-
tuted Camp Flynf on the outskirts OF
Reading. composH of several thousand
strikers, who eventually won great
victory. Mr. Flynn. in his talk last
evening. dwelt upon his proposed plan
OF organizing a great federal union(
taking In members from any trade n
calling from the common laborer
the ditch up. Mr. Flynn also ex
pressed himself as being well please
with the outlook for a wholesale or
eanization movement in this city.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
MANY PERSONS
CALLED TO SEE
JOURNAL DOLLAR
Customers and NeighbOTs
Crowd Store Of James
G. Mearns
HOME TRADE IDEA GROWS

The Evening Journal dollar is gath
ering to itself unabated inter-
est. From one end of the city to the
other citizens and merchants are on
tho lookout for It and each day new
premiums are offered to the ono hold
ing it. When The Journal decided to
inaugurate this means Of proving that
dollar spent among Wilmington mer-
chants would be beneficial to all those
securing II as a means of business ex-
change It was not thought that tho
interest which has attached to ths
plan would be as great but 1t has
passed all expectations. Wilmington
merchants particularly show a keen
interest in getting, possession Of tho
dollar. as is evident by the many pre-
mimums and inducements extended.
The Evening Journal is proud Of tho
interest taken by the merchants and
others. and with every merchant as
sisting It can be demonstrated with
out doubt that a dollar spent for goods
with any one OF the local stores comes
back again through the various busi-
ness avenues and finally may reach
the original spender
Each evening The Evening Journal
viii publish as an ordinary local news
story the travels OF tho dollar for that
/ day. 1t Is by no means difficult to
keep track of t. and the person who
/ had Il last easily remembers with
/ whom he spent II. So the thing goes
on. The cards are getting very well
filled up with names. and so far it has
been into nearly twenty business
houses. Many merchants are offering
s. worth OF merchandise for the pos
session Of the dollar. Just how long
II will circulate depends upon the pub
lie. The TRADE AT HOME" idea
is taking hold wonderfully and The
Evening Journal is glad TO announce
the same
The dollar yesterday reached the
hands OF r. II. Cappeau. the druggist.
opposite the 'B. and o. station. He
spent Il with J. G. Mearns, 1900 Lincoln
street, the butcher, giving IL in pay
ment for a meat bill AZ Mr.. Mearns,
meat store Il was examined by many.
MT Mehint was Utelebtu by many oA
his neighbors when 1t was learned
that he had the dollar In his possess
sion He told The Evening Journal
over the phone that one hundred per-
sons called 10 see the dollar. He was
offered many inducements TO part with
it but he refused. Yesterday Mr..
Mearns passed Il on TO William j..
Stats. the grocer Of 1907 Gilpin ave
nue., who accepted it in pay for grocer
les. Mr.. Stats this afternoon. feel
ing rather thirsty, went to the drug
store of c. L, Thompson. Pennsylvania
avenue and DUPONT street. and quench
cd his thirst with a glass Of soda
water. What Mr.. Thompson Will do
with the dollar win be told tomorrow.
This morning Mr.. Stats carried the
dollar into town and showed II to
many persons. every one OF whom Of
fered him more than its real face value
for It. There are many merchants
offering premiums ranging from % 10
80 and rs cents and as high as 81.
WATCH FOR THE DOLLAR ANr
[ PUSH 1T ALONG.
Evening journal., 1907-06-19
YOUNG WOMAN
DROWNED In LAKE
Coroner at BridgeiOn, N. j.,
Is Investigating Suspicious
Death Boat Upset

BY Our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
BRIDGEroN. N. j.. June 19-Fol-
lowing the drowning last night OF
Mary vennell. and the questioning
Of her companion. George Evans,
Coroner Johnson Hitchuer to-day ord
cred an inquest to clear up II possible
some suspicious circumstances.
Shortly before 10 O'Clock with Evans
and Miss vennell started for a row on
the City Pork Lake in a steel nom
sinkable boat. The lake was filed
with pleasure seekers. while the shores
were lined with people. but no one
heard the cries for help which Evans
said were given. while they were bat
tling for life IN the water. Soon after
the boat was found partly filled with
water while near by a nat was 1oat-
ing. The police were notified and Of
ficer Barton went TO the home of
Evans where they found Evans in bed
with his wet clothes on a chair.
He said Miss Nennell wanted TO row
and in changing their position the boat
sank under them and did not come
TO the surface. He had great diff
Guilty In freeing himself from the wo-
man who was screamin for help with
her arms around his neck. he said
Theyhadgonedowntwice cmfwy vbgkr
They had gone down twice when he
freed himself. and being a powerful
swimmer, swan to shore and then rar
all the way home. He did not tel
anyone. Miss Nennelrs body was re.
covered to-day. and was found to hav,
number Of bruises and cuts on the
face.