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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-27
SETS EXAMPLE FOR
WINNEMUCCA

a child. But now the citizens of Elk,
lave awakened, and are taking a
mighty stride toward a bigger town
and more fully developed resources
What is true of Elko can be said to
a certain extent about Winnemucea.
While we extend congratulations to
out the example set for Winnemuccl
and repeat the famous words:
"Why stand we here idle; is not oue
brother already in the ieldf'
WORK THAT WILL COUNT
The Elko Independent contains the
following:
George H. Hall and W. G. Wright ar
rived from Grants Pass, Ore, Monday
night. They are looking wei this
field with a view OF starting a sa,n-
pling works on a large scale. They
spent yesterday in looking for a loca-
t n but were unsuccessful. MI. Me-
Bride met them last night and put in
a port on of today in an effort to Sc
cure a location for them. These men
have plenty of capital behind them
and the chamber of should
assist them in securing a suitable 10
cation for their sampling works. If
a location can be secured and the bus
mess pans out as these gentlemen be-
lieve it will, thirty or forty men will
have steady employment with them.
Elko needs institutions that will fur
nish employment to laboring men, and
no effort should be spared to induce
Messrs. Hall and Wright to locate
here. The directors of the chamber of
should act quickly in the
matter.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-27

"Now the railroad company owns
several thousand acres of fertile land
embraced by this project and the com
pany intends to throw it open to set
Element. The company may sell al
of this land to one person, but if one
person buys it he will be able to Sc.
cure water for only 100 acres. Fol
this reason the company is forced to
open this land to settlers in order that
the land may all be upplied with
water. There must be no constructive
occupations; the occupation must he
actual.
No Charge First Year.
"While in Churchill county i found
that in order to cultivate this land and
secure good crops the settler must have
at least two years to work the land
and reap his produce before he will
begin to receive profits from it. For
this reason / intennd to have the
company offer this land at a low price
and orange to have the company not
charge anything for the land the first
year, except the interest, which should
be about 6 per cent. This will give
the settler a chance to obtain this land
and work it, and secure a profit from
his products before paying anything
out for the land.
81 selected 100 acres of land at
Fernly for an experiment station and
will Immediately arrange with the gov
eminent to cultivate this land. In all
about 134 acres will be cultivated, the
other portion Of the unit being on the
railroad right of way. The portion or
the railroad right of way will be plant
ed in grass and made to appear beau
tiful, but will not be used for expert
mental purposes.
win Sell Towngite.
81 intend to go to Nina and dispose
of the TOWNSHIP, and on my return
from there will again 60 to Churchill
county and make further arrangements
for the opening of the railroad land in
cluded in the irrigation project"
Cnni1 auioua q lof ~ chauor0ns in
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-27

Men with the butt-in habit like +
pose as p~eacemakefs.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-27
LOST

Bunch of keys lost on McLarky
street. Finder please leave at this
office.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-27

But few men are able to appreciat
justice when they get it.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-27

A fool for luck 10 a man who sue
ceeds in getting what you want.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-27
L. D. HUBBARD

Chemist and Tssayer, Mil City. New.
All Work Guaranteed. Regular Prices
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-27

Cupid enjsys a lot Of chaperons in
his match factory.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
Desde Paris
Ola DE vERANO

Va 4 ser una vista breve, rapidf-
sima, la que todas las maf1anas ven
dre a haceros, lectoras y lectores
Una vista durante la cual he dc pro-
curar daros noticias de cuanto en- Pa
rls sucedede; de cuanto Sc habla, de
cuanto sc murmura: del t1ltimo es-
|candalo, del t1ltimo estreno, de la Ill
TINA Erase, y va sabeis 10 prodigo
que Paris es en- escandalos, en- estre-
nos y en- frases.
No temais, lectoras, recibirme tan
de maflana, pues a vosotras princi-
palmente voy a hablaros de aquello
que mas os pueda interesar: de ira
pos" 8 de amores. Y, sobre todo,
murmuraremos. lOh! Yo soy I'm
murmurador incorregib1e.
En- cambio, mis- obligaciones para
con vosotros-pacientlsimos lectores
mfos-son algo mas diffcilcs, y qui6n
sabe 81 Ell cronista. desde Paris. NO
resultara siempre de vuestro agrado.
Guardo para todos vosotros Ell punto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
NImero 1913

ronadas de blusas vaporosas y ga
hotantes y caladas som brillas. =.
De pronto, en- uno de los lados del
paseo surge ante mi vista la fachsda
de TN palacio celebre en- Paris, pues
en- el reside ia de los tristes desti-
nos el palacio de Castillo. Grandes
andamioS lie cu bren casi por completo;
TN ejercito de obreros entray sale
sin cesar, y enormes cartelones Sc
deStacan sobre las maderas Y ell bal
conaje
Ell palacio Sc esta convirtiendo en-
hotel, propiedad de una Sociedad par
ticular, que ha discurrido ell meioI
reclamo que hasta hoy sc habfa como
cldo. Mientras termina la obra, ha
colocado en- la fachada inmensos car
telones donde Sc lee:
Este hotel serA el mas caro- del
mundo."
iBasta! Los duefios de ese hotel
son los tiranos modernos. Sc haran
millonarios.
Josf ./uan Cadenas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
Consejo Executive
Session DE AVER

Ell Secretario INFERNO senor Castro
de orden del Presidente sefIor del Va
lie, paso lista las tres veinte minu
tos de la tarde, contestando los sefiores
consejeros, Acuf1a, Ward Feuille, Bar.
bosa, Diaz Navarro y Ell nuevo Conf
sionado de Educacion doctor Dexter
quien per primera vez asiste ia Sc
sion.
Sc aprob6 ell acta de la session ante
rior. Fueron aprobados los nombra-
mientoS de don Lorenzo Gin enez don
Gumercindo Rodriguez don Ramon
Aguild, para Concejales de Ponce y
don Agustin Lopez, para el mismo car
go, de Lola.
Ell Gobernador particip6 al Consejo,
haber aprobado los empr restitos solicita-
dos per el Municipio de Santa Isabel,
por la cantidad $4,000, y ell del muni-
cipio de San German, por $1a.ooo.
Ell Acting Secretario de Puerto Rico,
remite al Consejo copia certi6cada de
Ia Ordenanza autorizando 4 sThe
Regal Bank of Canada" para hacer
operaciones en- esta isla, cuya ordenan-
a ha sido aprobada por 81 Goborna-
dor. 81 dfa II del corriente mes, , fut
archivada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16

Bureau es facilitsr Ell mayor informe
possible, y, al misno tempo, evitnr e.
dafio que pueda tausar una alarma in.
necesaria. Por ssta raz6n es que clos
parties advisorios por 10 regular sola-
mente Sc mandan a los que tienen in
tereses navaleS y a los puertos de la
isla.
Por otro lado, 81 fuese aparente y
hubiese una gran5probabilidad de que
un huracan tocara en- la isle de Puerto
Rico, 6 pasara tar cerca que pudiese
causar daf1os en- esta isla, Sc darfa la
m ayor informa cidn possible por 81 tele-
grafo insular y el servlcio de telefono
a todas parties de la isla. Cada uno
de los 50 observadores y encargados
de poder las bapderas, que estan en-
las estaciones cooperativas que man
tiene ell U. S. Weather Bureau en-
Puerto Rico, recibirfa aviso de que
diera al psrte Ia mayor circulation
possible. Ell U. 4. Weathar Bureau
mantiene trece estaciones espeeiales
para poner banderAs, en- la forma ST.
guiente:
Aguadilla, cargo de Sanders
Philip CO.
Arecibo, a cargo de Mr.. A. Salicrup.
Arroyo, a cargo de Mr.. J c. Nc.
Cormick. &
Can6vanas, cargo de Mr.. W. S
Marr.
Central Aguirre, cargo del Admi-
nistrador.
Culebra, a cargo de ell Comandante.
Fajardo, a cargo de Mr.. Urcelio
Quinones.
Central Guanica, cargo de ell Ad-
ministrador.
Humacao, Playa, cargo de Mr..
Antonio Roig.
Mayagiiez, q CARO- de Mr.. ]. G.
Woods.
Ponce q Playa, cargo de Mr.. Fe.
lix Preston.
Vieques, cago de Mr.. Chas lie
Brun.
Dado caso de que Sc aproxim ase
algin hur acan esta isla, en- San Juan
Sc pondrfan las bandefas de huracan
en- la cruceta de San Cristobal en- la
O6cina del TEMPO. NJ
La sei1al de huracan consiste en- dos
banderas coloradAs con Ell centro ne
gro, puesta una encima de la otra en-
ell mismo mastll.
Mientras no Sc vean puestas estas
banderas en- San Cristobal en- la Of
Gina del TEMPO, ell pueblo de San Tuan
puede estar seguro de que no Sc ha re
cibido ning1n parte que indique le
aproximaci6n de I'm huracan a ests
isla de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
SOlemnes cuItos
En- la Parroquia de San Francisco
de ASS

La fiesta que enualmente So viene
ceebrando en- honor de Santa Elena
en- dicho temple, tendra lugar Ell pr6xi.
mo domingo IS del corriente mes las
de la mafiana.
Esta fiesta consistira en misa So
lemne cantada con orquesta con expo
sici6n de Su Divina Magestad pane.
gfrico de Ia Santa que predicara el
Rev. Padre Celads, y salve cantada
tambi<n con orquesta, al fin de la mi
"a, concluyendo dicho acto con la ben
dici6n do Su Divina Magsstad.
Sc suplica Ia asistcncia de los ficlcs,
len particular los devotos de Ia Santa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16

Sc lego una copia certifcada que
remite ell Honorable Attorney General,
de una ordenanza del Municipio dc
Vieques, en- la que Sc pide al Consejo
Executive declare de utilidad public a
un sistems de riego por hacerse nece-
sario para ell uso de los agricultores
de aquella isla Pasa la Comisi6n
Especial.
La American r. R Co. remitio al
Consejo, copia certi6cada del acuerdo
entire ellos y la Compafl{a de los Ferro.
carriles de Puerto Rico, pues la copia
primer amente presentada es un extrac-
to de la misma para su propio uso.
Paso a la Comision do Franquiciss.
Sc lego ell informe del Comite de
FIanquicias recomendando que Ia tart
ia especial para lefIa, piedras arena y
ladrillos por la A. K. Co. of P. R., no
sea aprobada por ell Consejo, como
temporera, sino que Sc pida sea pre-
sentada la que ha de ser aprobada
para quedar como permanente, y fue
asl acordado
Los informes de la Comisi6n del
Gobierno Local, sobre tres ordenanzas
del Municipio de Juens DiaE, la pri
mera par a asisteDcia de enfermes po-
bres, otra para ell suministro dc medi
cinas, y la otra para satisfacer los gas
tos de bagajes, fueron aprobados.
Sc leyo tambien ell inferno de la
misma Comisi6n referente 4 otra or
denanzs del municipio citado anterior
mente que trata de la construction de
un hospital. La Comision recomiend da
no sea aprobada dicha ordenanza y
asf Sc acord6
La Comison de Hacienda y Presu :
puesto inform6 que habiendo estudia-
do ell escrito del Honorable Comisio-
nado del 1oterior en- Ell que solicita Sc
lie comedian $4,000, para la construc-
cion de alcantarillados en- la carretera
que existe entire Faj 4rdo y Naguabo,
| ACCO NOL@CQNlNCtC dl OOu4lolOAd0O Ia
referida cantidad de la rcnta de bonoS
para la construction de caminos iusu-
lares
Fue tambien aprobado ell informe
de la anterior Comisi6n citada refe-
rente tambien otro escrito del CO.
misionado del Interior en- ell que soi-
cita Sc le comedian S2o 900 para la
construction del puente de Utuado, y
| fue aprobado en- la misma forma que
ell anterior, sea que Sc tome dicha
cantidad de la renta de bonos para la
construction de caminos insulares; y
tambien 1nformo igual la referida Co.
mission sobre los $5oeo que Sc solicitau
para el puente sobre Ell rio ola Plata
entire Rayamon y Comerfo 81, oco pa
"a ell puente sobre Ell rio .dCialito" Sc
aprobo ell informe de la Comision y
Presupuesto, en- ell que recomienda sc
lie seflale la cantidad de SIX. 90 men
sual para ell pago de casa de los macs
tros de la isla de Cufebra.
Termino la session a las cuatro y
diez minutes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
4 los SuSCriptOreS J Agentes

Para la buena marcha de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos ATLAS de suscripto-
res & este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. Las BAJAS Sc avisaran los dias 80 6
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
pOsterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta l..
Eurtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta ell
dia iltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
FL tenor Zerola

Acerca de este joven y brillante
artista que fgura en- ell elenco de la
compa11a de opera, que nos visitara
en- Noviembre, escriben importantes
revistas profesionales, y diaries de
gran circulac ion:
LA revista teatral "Melolramati-
ca" de Milano, transcribe de otros
peri6dicos 10 siguiente:
Nicola Zerola, Ell Ostende Italial
en- Ell gran concerto dado en- el Tea
Kursaal. lei Carrill6n Ell seflor
Zerola. aguardado con tanta impa-
ciencia no ha defraudado las esperan-
zas del p1blco. Quizas por su gran
afinldad, con el dios de los cantores
Carusso es que Sc lie haya ovacionado
de este modo. Su voz es fuerte, po-
derosa; no nes atreveriamos decir
demasiado fuerte nj denlasiado pode-
rosa, pero 81 de alta sOnoridad.
Las arias "Vesti la Tubba de Pa
gliacci y la del Trovatori, cantadas
con amplitud extraordinaria, refna-
Imiento en- los matices, en- la EXPIRE
sion Y vocalizaci6n que encantan
siempre al p1blico lie lleyan al colmo
del Gxito.
x#
Eco de Ostend de:- Ell tltimo Do
mingo ell Tenor Zerola, nos do una
Iaudici6n soberbia Pcr Ia tarde habia
sido calurosamente aplaudido y Sc le
hizo repetir
For la noche ell entusiasmo fu6
muy mayor pudo el artista italiano
gozar de la embriaguez dc IN 6Xito
complete.
Hay que decir que despuGs de su
primera aparisi6n en- el "Kursaal" ell
tenor Napolitano ha hecho enormes
progresses tanto bajo Ell punto de Wis
to del arte del canto, como Ell de Ia
voz
Ell Tenor Zerola ha vencido desde
luego en la gran aria dc Jubba Pa
gliaccD fragmentos de una opera que
sirvio amenudo de piedra de toque 4
los partidarios de las nuevas tenden-
cias en- Ell arte lfrico. Ademas para
dar Ia nota moderna, cant6 el aria de
Pagliacc La voz de ZerOla muy po-
tente llena admirablemcnte Ia amplia
sale 7el "Kursaal" y el p1blico nu-
merosfsimo que asistio al espectacu-
10 pudo gozar de Tin placer extreme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-16
Hl)RACANES IN las ANILLAS
Fen6menos que los acompanan
Y manera de preverlos
MANERA De AsTNCIAR Los HURRICANES POR Ell I. s.
WEATHER BUREAU

La manera empleada por ell U. S.
Weather Bureau para predestinar el
curse de los hur acanes de las Antillas,
as en- extreme simple. TodoG los af1os,
4 ESQ del dia de Julio, Sc abren de
nuevo estaciones Embellishments esco.
1idas, de meteorologfa, en- Cuba, Haiti,
Santo Domingo, Puerto Rico, Jamaica
en- varias islas conectadas por ell ca
BILE 10 largo de la cadena de las pc
uuefias Antillas tambien 10 largo
de la costa N. de la America del Sur.
Estas estaciones mandan todos los dias
informes por ell cable la Ohcina Cen
trail de Washington, d. c. La preston
baromGtrica, direction y velocldad del
viento. movimiento de las nubes supe-
riores. ETC.. Sc graban en- un mapa tan
4 pfonto como llegan los parties la ON
Gina Central, y entonces ell Official de
prediction tiene ante la vista uu mapa
perfecto, de las condolences del tempo
en- toda la entera region de las Antillas
Supongamos que este mapa indlca II
reros indicios de tormenta en- cualquler
parte del E. de las. .Antillas memories
AL momento sc solicitan informes que
les son enviados por ell cable en- cortos
intervalos Como a medida que Sc van
recibiendo estos parties Sc entran en- el
mapa, ell Official de prediction We la
aprcximacion de la tormenta, conoce
Ia ruta que lleva su intensidad, y Sc
prepara para mandar los parties consl-
puientes. El Official de prediction del
u. S. Weather Bureau queda de esta
manera independence de las dlhculta
des locales q. rodean al observador par.
ticular. Todo ell campo de observation
descanza sobre de el, y la dehciencia
de los avfsos depende principamente
de la pronlitud del servicio telegrafico
EERVIClO OE HURRICANES DEL I. S. WAIHtR BUREAU
De la ISLA DE- PUERTO RICO
La Ohcina Local del u. S Weather
Bureau. Gale de Allen, ndmero 5, San
Tuan, P. R., distribuye los parties que
recibe por cable del Official de predic-
ci6n que esta en- Washington, D. c.,
los que tienen intereses navales y d
todos los puntos de la isla de Puerto
Rico cuando la OCCASION 10 justihca.
HAY dos clases de avisos. Cuando
un b. an Sc manifesto primeramen
te. usuamenten al E. de las pequeflas
Antillas. Sc recibe 'parte advisorio'
Ell nero hecho de que un huracan este
en- su proceso de formation, a1n er
act /, movimiento, en- la mas remota
regiors>.a, de las pequef1as Antillas, nc
indica qus necesariamente ha de cau-
sar dafio alguno en- la isla de Puerto
Rico. Pues es un Pecho de nse Puerto
Rico esta fuera del paso ordinario de
los huracanes cuando ocurre algunt
de estos fenomenos en- esta lsla e.
comparativ amente raro. Los mensa-
jes advisorios tienan por objeto prevonii
4 aquellos barcos que esten la salids
para IN viaje que los pueda llevar a
paso de Ia tormenta. Por deSgracia
estas clases de avisos a veccs llegan
conocimiento de personas inrresponsa
bles quo les dan una forma peryersa
causando muchfsima alarma & intran-
Quilidad. 81 deseo del y. S. Weather
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-23
ANOTHER WORKMAN
KILLED AT The DAMSIIF
Met Death by Falling From a Derrick
to Rocks Twenty Feet Below.

j. c. Broughton. a stationary engi-
neer at Roosevelt employed by Con-
tractor O'Rourke was accidently killed
there yesterday morning. The deseas-
ed was a married man and is said TO
have family in Alabama, who have
been notified of his sudden death
The first report Of the manner in
which he was killed was that he had
been crushed by a stiff legged derrick
so that he bled to death internally. A
later statement says that the man was
up on the derrick and ii had in some
way fallen with him and his life was
dashed out on the rocks twenty feet
below.
This is only the second accident in
three years at Roosevelt which is not
"A bad record considering the amount
Of danger incurred in some of the work
One man was killed several weeks ago
by being caught in a skip. Another
death iE connection with the work on
the Roosevelt road is recalled by this
incident ard that is the death Of Al
Seiber last year by being crushed un-
der a large bowlder.
There Is no information at hand as
what will be the disposition OF the
body of BrOughton-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-23
SCAPE GOAT
FOR GLASS
The Defense Tries to Show
a Higher Authority
Who Had Charge OF the
Bribery If Any Was Conn
mitted.

San Francisco, Aug. 22.-Secretary-
Treasurer Eaton of the Pacific States
telephone company was on the stand
the greater part of today i'm the Glass
trial under direct examination by
Heney. He was cross examined by
Delmas The defense scored some
thing Of a point late in the day by
having eaton testify that Pickenell
then assistant to President Fish Of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
company, came to San Francisco in
January. 1906. from Boston with in
structIons to take charge OF the local
corporation during the absence in the
East of Henry T. Scott. the president
The inference from this testimony was
that Pickenell rather than Glass was
responsible for bribing the supervis-
ors il they We're bribed.
Miss Mary Ryan. who at the time OF
the alleged briberies was a stenograph
er to Halsey. was called by the prose-
cution to testify to seeing certain SUI
pervisors visit the office of Glass
about the time of the briberies.
She proved anything but a satisfac-
tory witness declaring again and
again her inability to remember GER
tain Incidents. She was excused with
out cross examination and without
having added much to the evidence
The examination OF Eaton will be con-
tinued tomorrow.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-23

be much alarmed over her own predic-
ament but she is very solicitous for
the safety Of her brother in law lover.
The eiopers could not have gone very
much farther than they did. Vega had
pawned everything he had except his
horse and buggy for provisions and BY
the time they arrived at Buckeye they
had nothing left. Vego went to work
at once and at the time Of his arrest
he had put in two DAYS. on the return
Vegas horse gave out and his outfit
was left at Moore's Station.
He seemed surprised at his arrest.
He said he had never been as far AWAY
as the Buckeye country before and he
acted as II he thought he had gone to
the other side Of the world and was
beyond the reach of such things as ex-
tradition treaties IL he had ever heard
of them. Vega viii probably be brought
before Justice Johnstone today.
He makes the fifty-second inmate OF
the county Jail which is believed to be-
the largest number ever locked up
there at one time OF these twenty
four are felony prisoners and a half n
dozen Of them are misdemeanor men
with long terms. All but four of them
are Mexicans.
Sheriff Hayden will arrive this
morning or tomorrow with another
Rafael Busenss. who is wanted for
embeZzlement He is under arrest at
Tucson. A few days ago he went, IL
brother-in-law. Santiago Avillars.
with a plea that his wife was I'm III
health and he wanted to send her To
Tucson on the advice of a physician
Busenas was given the money. secur-
ing another sum from another brother
in-law he left town without his suf-
fering wife. He was caught at Tucson
( day before yesterday
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-23
Arguments Begun On Motion for Writ
of Prohibition
The Three Courses Which Would BE Open to the Bril-
berry Graft Prosecution Should They Be Ordered to
Issue.

San Francisco, Aug. 22.-The su-
preme court sitting en- banc this morn
ing heard arguments in the petition OF
Louis Glass. Theodore Halsey, William
NJ Abbott, W. /. Brobreck and Rudolph
Schmidt for writs of permanent pro-
hibition TO prevent the judges of the
superior court from proceeding with
the trial OF the persons indicted by
the oliver grand jury. For the petit
TONERS Attorneys Delmas and McEn-
erny argued successfully on the lille
gality of the present grand jury hence
the invalidity OF the indictments on
several grounds. The chief among
them was the contention that the in
quisitorial body expired by operation
Of law in January of this year when
the list for the selection of the 1907
grand jury was certified and returned.
This was squarely opposed to the
view taken by the district attorney
and his assistants in the bribery graft
prosecutions, that though the law re-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-23
ROOStVfLTNOT TOBlAME
SAYS BANKER SCnIFF
Other Earlier and More Patent Causes
Responsible for the Country's EN-
barrassment.

New York, Aug. 22.-Jacob Schiff
says that to blame the administration
for the present financial difficulties l.
both thoughtless and unjust Mr..
Schiff attributes the crisis to the rapid
development of railroads. Industries
and commercial development. He
says that We must remember that the
Russo japanese war diverted and the
Frisco earthquake and fire destroyed
an enormous amount OF wealth, which
sooner or later had to make itself felt.
Insufficient attention is ALSO given to
the fact that both Japan and China
have entered into competition for the
worlds surplus capital He said that
the only remedy would be a tempo
rary reduction of activities until capi-
tai and credit facilities had reached a
point sufficient for the volume Of
business.