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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26


Sense tn Iting Trile fer murder is
over they amt much goin' on in Fee
nix an tn Winter Towerists Is begin
min TO go Home sayin' at they hopes
when they comes back next Winter
They'll be some more Sensashuns on
Tap like they has been tn last sea-
son. Tn Doctors SEE at tn De Raj
lin case was tn most Uneekest wun
at ever come up in their Experiences
an tn Lawyers seq AT tn Iting Muir
der case bears tn Champeen Belt fer
Uneeknoas an at it never had no
President before nowheres.
They SEE at it's tn first time on
Reckerd at Z man went out to COM
nit Slotter an took SIGH Precoshuns
agin Secrecy. They pints out at when
Iting got reddy to commit this here
Murder he goes to a ole Resident an
he seq: Il got Painfle Dooty TO
Murder Fellerbein' in tn Mornin' an
il you know a good Quite Place where
wont be Disturbed none. | wisht
you'd tell me-" TIL ole RESIDENT tells
him about a Place where they amt
no Travle much an he starts off with
MS On the Way ne Stops
everybody he meets an asts 'em IL he's
off tn Road to tn Slotterin' Ground.
After he gifts through he seq to his
self: I'm afeard at il tn Body is
ever found they'll be some trubble
about establishin' what's called Cor
pus Delicious. | mustn't over look
that or they'll think they's been
Nacherle Deth around here" So he
lays a Chlorofoam can an a Clorle
bottle clost by SOS To show how tn
Diseased met his Deth. An then fer
Feer at tn Detectifs mite git off tn
Trale he left his Handkerchief near
TIL body with his Name onto IL. They
was only Oversites at he was guilty
OF. Wun was at he forgot to leave
his next Post Offs address but he
sent that later Iting was short of
Money or he'd a hired tn Pinear Brass
Band to go along with him on that
Fatle Journey.
Then he went away an SEE to his
self: Now. they'll be after me SOON"
but nobody didn't come an in about a
Week he got Restlous an Oneesy fer
feer at they had been a Miscarriage
Of his Plans an he rote back Astin'
If tn Body had been found yit an il
so. was they any Evydents at they
had been Fowl Play. He also asts If
they is any Suspishun at he's been
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26
THE NEW ARIZONA LAWYER

The doctrine OF the supreme court
based on the new and untried law of
the late Legislature will inflict hard
ship upon a large and struggling class
of citizens DESTROYS OF entering upon
the practice Of law. That a candidate
for admission must either have a
knowledge of the law or must be en-
gagged in the practice of law without
a knowledge of il apparently and ar
bitrsriis closes the doors upon all ex-
spared from the bar. OF course a
yrHetictsK attorney who is actually
fssse&sed OF legal learning is admitted
by the new Lava but he comes in under
the cloak OF the practicing attorney
who knows no law and for whom the
p-cvisson for admission without exam
inatisn ~as made.
We Dc not know but the old way was
the best. Formerly members of the
Maricopa county bar were judges. They
We're judges at the time for their ap-
plication for admission and il seemed
to be understood that that judicial
title wherever and however it may
have been acquired was an essential
qualification to admission. condition
precedent to practice. Now and then
the examining committee in a spasm
of good humor let in a colonel and
now and then a captain. We cannot
recall that lower military rank was
ever recognized by a committee of the
bar of this territory.
This rule seems 20 have prevailed
quite generally throughout the terri
tory as we have observed at territorial
gatherings OF the bar which have been
invariably respondent with judges.
generals. colonies and other war like
grades down 90 the infrequent captain
who as we have stated was the limit
Then comes along the Fwenty-fouth
legislature uprooting the ancient land
marks setting judicial and military
rank at naught and establishing an
lyon rule requiring that all lawyers in
Arizona henceforth shall either know
s-ora~ law or know none at all
VIA; he used to know shall not be
c1.,;nsed in his favor nor yet shall
e<senszance be taken Of what he might
iEn,s. .. permitted to be enrolled and
i-a,a By experience at the bar which
AZ must eoncede is the best place to
1ssss law. Surely we have fallen upon
evil days. We hope the next legisla-
ture will not undertake 20 fix the quail
ificat,cAs of preachers and newspaper
men. G The bar having been disrupted
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26

and the palladium of the peoples lib
critics. AZ
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26
PHOENIX ARIZ.. MAY 20. 1907.
THE RANGER IN PrNAL COUNTY.

THE RANGER IN PINAL COUNTY
Cur esteemed contemporary. the
Arizona Blade. misapprehends the
spirit of recent story in this paper
of petition from the town of KEEL
vim, Pinal county. requesting the sta
Iioning a Arizona rangers there. In
the same story allusion was made to
the circumstance. We may say the CO.
incidence that the most vigorous OPP
position ,a She rangers during the late
legislative session was offered by Hon.
Thomas r. weedin. the editor Of the
Rfasse ard the member of the council
fss,n P.nai There was no effort or
Intention. on the part of The Republi-
can to show that the opposition Of
Irs wre<liH was not warranted by the
cone.sIaas which then existed or that
tl,-rp ha. been any change of condi-
t:nns since the days of those heated
asha,es Ia the council.
A. cotacidence is always valuable
news feature and it was the coinci-
desce IL . petition for rangers from
Col Eeedin', county that blinded the
reporter 20 every other feature of the
case. What to him was the worth or
worthles.ness of the rangers and what
The weight or want Of weight of argu-
ments against them? Kelvin might ar
might not have needed rangers but the
main thing from the reportOrial view
point was that it thought it needed
them. We are pleased to learn from
the Blade that they were not needed:
that the regularly constituted county
and precinct authorities are compe-
tent to cope with a situation which
can not be very strenuous in such
well disposed community as are all
the communities which are made up
of constituents Of Col. Weedin. where
an Arizona ranger is as superfluous as
the fifth whsei of a wagon and as
ultra ornamental as the second tail of
a dog.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26
: LITTLE JAMES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;

concerning Two Episodes Which
Have Contributed to the Liveliness Of
the Past SEASON.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26

The largest and most elegant dental Offices
on the Pacific Coast Only the best men of
the profession employed. Every painless
method and modern instrument known to
dentistry used. 500 FREE for any tooth We
cannot fill or extract without pain. S-Best
set teeth-S6.
written guarantee for ten years on all
work. We want your work, want TO do IL to
suit You. and do II always. Gold bridge and
crown work =. If work does not suit you
when done, no pay expected. Open evenings
untll $50; sundays iol u
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26

Much socalled love is only lip deep.
Chicago News
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26

Professor Irving Fisher OF Yale has
boon conducting some experiments re-
garding the relative muscular endur-
ance of flesh-eaters and flesh-abstain-
ers He finds that the latter are able
to keep both arms and legs extended
for I much longer time than is posi-
BILE to the former. But since neither
in foreign countries nor in the United
States is it customary for bishop or
layman to stand, his leg supported by
his hand" most of us are likely to
continue a moderate meat diet with
peaceful mind.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26

Mrs. O'Brien--Say. Mrs Flahnieah.
do you know of any one that would
give me a good price for my old fur
n'fure and carpets? I don't like to
have an auction. because you can't get
half what things are worth.
Mrs. Flannigan-Yes. indeed. Mrs.
O'Brien. do know of such a place.
and you WIN get more than you ever
expected. II is down at Massie's. he
always pays the highest cash price.
doesn't he. Mrs. O'Riley?
Mrs. O'ftiley-Sure. he not only pays
the highest price. but sells new furni-
ture the cheapest. just bought some
of his new camp stools. and he has
some camp stoves that can't be beat
for the money.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26

The Hartford Courant has a notion
that Secretary Taft may be nominated
for the presidency by reclamation;
Governor Hanley of Indiana expects to
see Vice President Fairbanks chosen.
and says he will have the Hoosier
state solid" to start with: and Sena-
tor Bourne of Oregon announces as
mis- opinion that 1.-The people will prac-
tically unanimously demand that Pres
ident Roosevelt shall serve their in
terests and his country" by consenting
TO run again. Without attempting to
say which of these three views is most
likely to prove correct. it is reason
able to say that somebody's gift of
prophecy will have TO be discounted.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26

1t might be well for some of those
trust official so bitterly TO remember
that he is not the first 10 take advan-
tage of the easy divorce laws, nor will
he be the last. Making him a scape-
goat will not relieve the national con-
science in the matter.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-26
THE PIckWIck HOTEL.
Los ANGELES

SIS SOUTH GRAND AVENUE
A new finely furnished apartment hotel; es
handsomely appointed apartments with
buffet. kitchens and every convenience for
housekeeping, steam heat. hot water and tele
phone in each apartment. Elevator service
day and night. The Piekwith roof garden a
delightful feature Rstes-sinele rooms slD
per day and up. Apartments $50 per month
and up.
Under the management of BUTTERFIELD
KILB0uRNE HOTEL co.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
CYCLONE AT NASHVILLE

Al VACI1 VILE
 Nashville. June & A terrific c, clone swept this section oi the country this morning narrowly missing the city. Dozens of dead have been reported so far. They were mostly caught and killed in the ruins of their homes.
 New York, June S-In an inter- view yesterday evening Howard Gould's wife tolIoi how they gave q swell dinner at their home, and as presents for inc guests had large jewels cooked in the individ. ual pies, each guest keeping the gem found in his plate.
 San Francisco, June S-Pros,- cutor Heney Las refused 10 allow Abe Ruti to testify in the Schmi,z case. stating that he believed Rnef will try to assist the mayor. With ont the testimony of Ruef is is doubtful if Schmitz can be con ylcted.
 Seattle, June S-Bis hop Inno- cent, of he Russian Greek church, is in the city enrou:e to Alaska, where he will remain for some time He will be stationed at Sit ka at present.
 Concord, June 9-M IS. Eddy's son claims that his mother has been insane for many years, and is nov making application to the court for an order con6ning her to an asylum and appointing an administrator of her estate.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
FOREMAN CREMATED

FUKEMAN CNEN1AIED
 Butte, June S-Ed. McCullom. foreman of the smelter at this place tripped this morning while going along the side of tank of melted copper and fell hes dlong into the molten mass. It was inn possible to take the body from the pot, and the metal was run out and cooled in large ingot, in the center of hich are the charred re- mains of MuCuIloml's body. Me- .Cullom was we'll known and very popular in this city. and will be buried bv lodge to which he he- longs. Tie irgot containing his remains will be liaccd i'll grave in lieu of coffin.
 Brooklyn. June &. R. Boland an asphalt mixer, was thrown into a vat of boiling tar yesterday ard burned io .ieath. The deed was done by some enemies Of the man. but SO far their identity has not been disclosed.
 Austin. June S-Capt Richard son, w ho was recently i.missed f ,rm tie army for con,}uct unbe- coming an officer, committed sui eide here last nigh. Richardson was engage 10 q young lady for some time, bat changed his mind an jilteI her, and wis then court- and dismissed by the president.
 Seattle, June S-General Booth arrived this morning from the Orient. In an interview regarding the feeling toward America in Japan. he said that America Is the Japanese heaven, and all residents of that country want to come here.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
Don't Need Insurance?

Are yon sure? 271 persons died during 1906. in the first year after they insured in | he New York Life. Suppose they lad said ,le same thing. See Cr?rv today.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
HAYWOOD PRESIDENT !,

right Eugene Dehs said that 1t is the intention of the socialist party to run Haywood for the presidency. He said there-could be no doubt of the acquittal of Haywood, and that the notoriety lie has received will make him good candidate for the socialists to present.
 Denver, June = Friends Of Roosevelt say that if the president is attacked at the propose q land owners convention here, as was announced a few days ago, they will retalia;e by starting prosecu- tiong against a number of promi- pent land thieves, who believe themselves immune from prosecu tion on account of the time limit
 San Francisco, June 7- Abe Ruef will be put on the stand to- day to. testify regarding Schmitz's stealings from the public. Some sensational testimony is expected
 Boise, June 7-Harry Orchard continued his testimony yesterday afternoon and a number of new facts regarding the assassination of Governor SteuHenberg were dis closed. He said that Haywood in sisted on the killing, making the statement that killing the governor would be a warning to the higher officials of the country.
 Seattle, June 7-The absconding cashier ot the St. Paul National Bank, was captured here yest' rday as he was buying aticket to leave the city for Alaska. Detectives have been looking for him for sev- eral weeks.
 Bombay, June 7-The town of Kurrochi was wiped out this morn ing by cyclone. The storm threw dozens of ships high and dry on the shore, killing hundreds. Full details have not been secured, but the loss of life is known to be large
 St. Paul, June 7-The state of Minnesota has started suit against the Standard Oil Co. to oust them from the state, or. account of ille- gal trust practices. No date has been set fo~ tine hearing.
 Newport, June 7-The suit for damages started by sailor who was refuSsd admission in il uublic
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
AERONAUT LOSES LIFE

making balloon ascension this morni,fg aeornaut Beach was car ried to sea and lost. As he was ascending. the propeller on the flying machine broke and he was carried away in view of 100000 helpless watchers.
 Hong Kong, June 7-In,ense anxiety is felt at the foreign; lega- lations over the condition of the foreigners and missionaries who are living in the provinces where
 nsurrcctiuns have started. The wires are all dow. and roads are impossible so that nothing can he learned regarding hem. It is feared that they are being tortured by the revolutionis:s.
 Seattle, June Tt is believed that August French, an Alaskan. who arrived here recently, has been robbed and murdered. He reached town April 18th and was known 10 have S10,000 in cash with him. The day after his arrival he was seen on Main street, but nothing has been seer or heard of him since. It is believed that he was for his money.
 Tokio, June 7-Rioting has star!ed at the Besslyn Copper mines, all of the miners havin. armed themselves and rrvclted against the government. Six rcgl- ments have been sent 10 Gucll the trouble
 Washington June & It. has been found that President Harri- man was promised immunity from prosecution when he testified be- fore the interstate commerce com and as a consequence ii wifi be iml osslhle to prosecute him as was intended.
 Cleveland, June S. Driven in-. sane hy grief over the loss of their mother, two little girls, aged ten and twelve years, committed suicide yesterday. The sisters. Margaret and Helen Curtis, agreed to kill themselves. and mixed a large amount of poison with their fooi. They died soon after ea ing.
 Canton. June S-Those who are active in Inc different rebellions in this country are generally spoken .Of Inc Inc common usoule aS nat
The oasis., 1907-05-11

year is now about t7b feet deep. The entire output of this mine has been shipped and the entire dump could be removed in wheel barrow. During the past years the company has shipped several thousand tons of ore to the Arizona smelters. Preliminary mill tests, however, indicate that an un- usually high percentage of extrac-
The oasis., 1907-05-11

tion can be obtained by milling this ore, and shipment of several cars was recently made to Denver for mill run. If the results of this run are comparable with those obtained from testing smaller lots, It is probable that mill specid- cations will at once be issued and a plant erected to treat the ore at the mine
The oasis., 1907-05-11

Sonora Time.
 Dining Stations
 Pullman Sleepers are attached to ,bs.. trains. v" tHess m Trains makes connection at Torree yy;.A Iorres x Prietas Railroad, leaving at s.Oo 5 m. m ana D. m daily for Colorado. and Minas p OIose connection is made at Guaymas win Iuracao sailing the 17th of each month fo. a aaIbata mazatlan, Cape St. Lucas, MagdaIeps pay ana Ensenada; well as with of tbe i;. n: a. Martlnez Steamship Line and other. lines calling at this port.
 For particulars address. "A. R. OsTFt
 Superintendent. Guaymas. sonora Me,
The oasis., 1907-05-11
Cananea, YaqM River q Pacific
 Railroad Co.

The principal points to which the opening oi this line will give rail connection are Torin -Lencho Station-an and Cocorit-Corral Station in the Yaqui River Valley
 For the present train service will consist of one mixed train each way daily, which will be operated on the following schedule:
The oasis., 1907-05-11
Torres & PrietaS R'y.
TIME CARD NO. 25

In effect October 2l, 1906 Iraln No. l, Leaves Prietas station at son n,
 Arrives Torres at 7.l5 D ,, Leaves Torres at S.O
 Arrives Prietas Station atqu5 ,, Leaves Prietas Station ut 5:OO D. n
 Arrives at Torres at 545 :, ;, i Leaves Torres at 6I5
 Arrives Prietas Station at 7.3g ALL TRAINS lONNECT AT TORRES ON SONORA RAILWAY, MORALES. TO GITAY. MAS AND VICE VERSA.
 Wells, Fargo < Co.'S Express and Telegram in operation between Mfnas Prietas and ali parts of tha World
 shortest and best route 10 Yaanf Rive~ Barranca and san Marcial coal he ds govoDa sahnaripa. Ures. La Blu a. La Dura. Yagui smeltihg x Refining and Yaqui Copper com panies. Freight can be consigned to K. II Seynour 10 De forwarded ny team from Minas irieta@ to the above named places
 All goods consigned to railway. are received. forwarded and warehoused free or commission and storage charges
 Al Minas Prletas depot hacks always ready tn make trips to any of the above named points at reasonable rates.
 F. H. SEYMOUR Pres Prop
The oasis., 1907-05-11
MINING NEWS.

mountain of fine zinc ore in Pima
 county, within two miles of tn
 railroad It should attract the at
 tention of zinc miners as there i
 good money in mining zinc wher
 the mines are advantageousl,
 situated in the matter of railroad
 transportation.
 Prescott Courier: c. F. Goddard
 expects to resume work on the
 Goddard Company property in the
 near future. The machinery is ex
 pected to arrive here between the
 18th of this month and the first ot
 June. It is the intention of the
 company to continue driving the
 present shaft to depth of 300 feet
 and with that end in view they have on the way 32 HIP engine a 1Ox1O air compressor, a No. sinking pump, two air drills and everything complete to drive a shaft to that depth without stop ping. The grading and placing of the foundations will be commenced in few days.
 Paradise Record: The contract for hauling 400 tons of coal and coke from Rodeo to the Savage smelter was let to Andy Scott of Douglas, The fuel has already begun to arrive, and the work of hauling is now under way. The company Is improving it's water supply by cleaning out and enlarg- ing the we'll, which is located inn mediately at the camp and only short distance from the smelter. The we'll is only about 20 feet deep, and the water in 1t lacks only eight feet of flowing over the top. On account of the flow it has always been difficult to work in the we'll. but q special effort is now being made to effect these improvements. 1t Is believed that water sufficient to run three smelters of the capacity of the Savage has already been demonstrated.
 Yuma Sum- While excavating for canals and ditches leading from Laguna dam engineers may discover the mine from which h. dians have been securing gold for many years. The Indians have been bringing the gold as pay ment to local merchants for flour. coffee, and other necessities, for several years and though the In- dian has not yet been found who will tell where the mine is, farmers living in that visinity have been led to believe that the''mine is near Laguna dam on the Arizona side. The mountains on either side of the river near the dam have been thoroughly prospected but gold Is seldom found on the first pros pect; and with Castle Dome on the east and Picacho on the west, gold in all probability is hidden in the between which the fa- nous Laguna dam is being con 'tructed.
 Clifton Era: The work of devel- ,pment at the Ash Peak mines. which has been going on for over our years, continues to meet with emarkable success, and every hing points to large and pros porous camp at Ash Peak in the lear future. Since the installation | If the new hoist at the Commerce nine the east workings have heen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-17
Long Live The King!

is the popular cry throughout
European countries; while in
America, the cry Of the present
day is "Long live DR.. King 'sNew
Discovery, King of Throat and
Lung Remedies!' Of which Mrs.
Julia Ryder Paine, Truro, Mass,
says: "It never fails to give i'm
mediate relief and TO quickly cure
a cough or cold" Mrs. Paine s
opinion is shared by majority of
the inhabitants Of this country.
New Discovery cures weak lungs
and sore throats after all other
remedies have failed; and for
coughs and colds it's the proven
remedy. Guaranteed by Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. SOC and $1.00,
Trial bottle free.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-17
THE ONE HE WANTED.
Advice From the Old Hand to tn
Aspirant for Honors.

The amateur author entered the
sanctum of the old hand, his artistic
fingers roaming through his hair, his
eye In fine frenzy rolling.
me soul chafes within me" he an
nounced.
"Let her chafe," muttered the old
hand; I'm busy"
me fathers business interests me
no longer; the daily round, the com
mon task fills me with disgust! Me
whole being shudders as sift the
sand into the sugar, and me hand
trembles as l add the water to the
milk. Me mind Is made up-I will
quit this base bartering for noblei
life. l will become a journalist.
will join the staff of magazine
Which of them. think you, will raise
me to the highest position In the
shortest perlod?"
You might try powder maya
zine." suggested the old hand, lacon
ically. Seems Just the thing you
want!"-Stray Stories.