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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-11

room and attend the services.
First Baptist.
Frank f. r. Miller. minister. Rev.
c. c. Markham of Crookston. Minn..
will occupy the pulpit and preach at
the morning and evening services. He
is an interesting and forceful speak
err. Special music will be rendered
by the choir under the direction of
Miss Jane Smith. Bible school at
IL O'Clock. r. b. Griffith, superin-
tendent. B. Y. P. u. at Z O'Clock.
Mid-week meeting at 5 o'clock in the
lecture room. To all these services
the public generally are invited.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-11
The Churches
First Church Of Christ. Sclentist,

First Church OF Christ, Scientist.
Regular Sunday services at 10:45
a. m. Subject: Mortals and Immor-
tails. ]. A. Evans, soloist. Sunday
school 1920 p. m. Wednesday even
ing service at 5 O'Clock. Public read
ing room is in the church foyer and
is open on week days from 3 to 4
p. M. Church edifice corner of Bel
mont and Fourth AYES. All are COR
daily invited to visit the reading
room and attend the services.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-11

Joe Moede, with Griggs- Cooper. is
in the city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-11

n E Dorvel. with ". ". Fegan. is
expected in from the Langdon line this
evening
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02
Enero Is de 1907.

y
--Cuando un hombre ha
pasado largos amos de su vi
da trabajando mecanicamen
tie, y despues Sc dedica al CO.
mercio es seguro que trata a
sus marchantes con carifio Y
les reduce los precios en- los
efectos. Por ESQ es, que todos
los que conocen ell estableci-
miento de abarrotes del Sr.
]. Ayala Villarreal, sito en- la
Ave. de Sta. Maria, No 23O6,
allf compraran todas sus pro
visiones, obteniendo pesa jus
ia y superior calidad en- sus
efectos. Visitad el estableci-
miento del Sr. Ayala Villa
rrel, y os convencereis.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02
Disolucion de
Sociedad

Por la presente Sc hace saber:
que la sociedad mercantil que exis
tia entire L. E. Austin y w. G.
Maness, y que giraba en- el ramo
de Muebleria, baio Ia raz6n social
de L. E. Austin & Co., ha sido di
suelta en- virtud de un decreto de
la Corte de Distrito del Condado
de Webb, por ell cual, ,el interes que
ell Sr. Austin tenia en- tai negocio le
fue quitado Y transferido 4 su anti
qua esposa la Sra. Abbie Austin.
La nueva firma de w. G. Man
ess y Abbie Austin continuar6 con
la negotiation en- ell antique esta-
blecimiento, como socios, v baio la
raz6n social de Laredo Furniture
Company.
w. G. Maness.
Abbie Austin.
Enero Is de 1907.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02
LUIS BRUNI.
La dsdra caStigadd.

Acaba de dictarse una ley
por ell Gobierno Aleman, de
la cual copiamos los artfculos
siguientes, para que lleguen
al .conocimiento de nuestros
lectores:
eel que abusando de las
necesidades, de la debilidad
de espiritu 8 de la ,inexpe-
riencia de otro, al cual hace un
prestamo, 8 que en- ell mo-
mento del cambio de un Gre
ditto Sc hace promoter, sea a
el 8 q un tercero, provechos
que Sc encuentren en- despro-
porci6n manifesto con ell ser
vicio hecho, sera castigado
con prisi6n de seis meses,
por 10 menos, y multa de
5000. marcos. Sera, asf mis-
mo, privado de los derechos
civiles.
Gel que disimule los pro-
lvechos usurarios estipulados
para el mismo 8 para un ter
cero,' 8 que los haga prone
ter por letras de cambio, por
compromises, juramentds 6
garantfas de cualquier gene
ro, sera castigado con un
mes a un ano de prisi6n.
GEL que ejerza la usura CO
mo profession, 9 habitualmen
tie, sera castigado con prisi6n
de tres meses y multa de
$50 a $4,000 marcos. Asi
mismo, sera privado de sus
derechos civiles.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02
'el, Y OS cOnvencerelS.

va no quedan de las fies
tas del %, mas que los Co
mentarios, y esos comenta-
rios Sc hacen al gusto, y co
mo a cada quien lie fue en- la
feria. Unos dicen que no hu
DO distracci6nes; otros, que
no hubo negocios; otros, que
estuvieron brillantisimas;
otros, que nunca Sc habian
visto igualles; los de mas alla,.
que ESQ es saberlo hacer;; los
otros, que fue un enga1o. Lo
cierto, es que Laredo, duran
te los cinco dfas de la fiesta,
dia y roche tuvo diversiones
a porrillo, y que nuestras ca
lies, casas de comercio, hote
les, casas de asistencia, ven-
dimias y diversiones, tuvie-
ron mas gente que la que pu
dieron esperar y recibir. Sea
este dicho en- honor del orga
nizador de los festejos, pues
no tuvo ayuda pecuniaria
que pudiera tomarse en- cuen
ia, para hacer los gastos si-
'quiera de les anuncios.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02
dades de los Estados Unidos

dades de los Estados Unidos,
especialmente en- Texas.
Seria positivamente de de-
searse, que los ciudadanos
prominentes de Laredo, que
desean realmente ell progre-
so moral, material y econ6-
mico de la ciudad, Sc fijasen
en- un sistema de gobierno, y
en- una sana administration,
analogos a los que adopta-
ron los ciudadanos de Gal
weston, dnico medic para eli
minar la corruption politica,
y purgarla de tantos parasi-
tos que detienen su desarro-
llo.
LUIS BRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02

De modo que no seria ma
10 que, ell "motto:" 'Tn God
we trust" fuera sustituido,
tai vez con menos egoismo
"In gold we trust" y la san
ta palabra; "Libertad," POI
libertinaje.
Tai vez seria tambien mas
propio que la grandiosa esta
tua de Ia libertad, en- ell mag
no puerto de Nueya York, Sc
mandara convertir en- una So
Ida GAIA de hierro para de-
positar ell dinero de los trusts,
6 cuando menos, Sc sustituye
ra Ia antoreha que ilumina el
mundo con un mastod6ntico
dollar" que probablemente
interpretaria mas fielmente
el sentimiento norte-ameri-
scano.
Aunque no ignoramos que
los pafses nuevos tienen, ca
81 siempre, una libertad "sui
gensris," sahemos tambien
que la naturaleza humane SO
inclina, con ell progreso del
tempo, q la monarqufa. Y,
-prebablernente, los Estados
Unidos; hoy tan enthusiasts
por Ia Repdblica, en- menos
de Glen amos optaran por Ia
Monarqufa.
De todos modos, Ell porve-
mir de los EE. UU. es gran
de, y nosotros gritamos: wi
va Ia America!
Pero serfa a1n mas gran
de, Isl ;se eliminara con ITEM
po.la corruption politica y 50
cial quesha invadido hasta el
pueblo mas insignificante,
introdueiendo en- la admins
TRACTION local de eada ciudad
.un nueyo sistema de gobier-
no, ,parecido al que tenia la
Grecia en- Ia antigdedad, 8
la Repdblica Florentina en-
Ia edad media, la cual era
gobernada por la "Sehoria, y
es decir, por un cuerpo de
ciudadanos honrados eleji-
dos por el pueblo, y que die
resultados excelentfsimos,
tanto morales, como econ6.
micos y politicos.
Y porque no Sc podrfa ex.
perimentar un ,sistema analc
|go en- las corrompidas ciuda'
des americanas?
Galveston, segnn parece,
antes de Ia terrible inunda.
ci6n que diezm6 la ciudad
tenfa un Gobierno, mas 9 NE
nos parecido q los de. las ciu
dades hermanas: corrupci6l
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02
.Libertad J, y libertinqje.

las crueldades hechas por loi
Ingleses en- ell Transvaal y
por los Americanos en- las Fl.
lipinas, prusban hasta Ia evi:
dencia el uso que hacen de Ia
libertad, en- nombre de la ci.
vilizaci6n; pero en- realidad,
para saciar la desenfrenada
ambici6n de hombres sin con
|ciencia y sin honor.
Pero no vayamos tan le'
jos: dejemos 4 TN lado las in
famias, las crueldades que
cometen ciertos gobiernos,
en casas agenas, para ocupar
nos a vuelo de pajaro,, de 10
que pasa en- pleno sigle Xxx,
en- la gran patria de George
Washington, Jacsen Y Lin
ooln & Ia sombra de Ia ban.
dora IA las estrellas
En- N,,eva York. Ia corrup
o,6n nol5t;ca ha )leeado al.
colmo: acaban de arrestar a
dos reeidores Dor peculado,
" probablemente arrestaran
& ocho & dfez mas, areserva
de ponerlos despues en- liber-
tad. por falta de. .prue-
has!
En- Texas son aln mas Ii.
berales. cease libertinos;) los
ponens libres con todo v prue
has
Ia c,,e nas6 en- Nueya
york on narte mas v en- mar
70 ,nsnos 90 n,,ede decir de
ch;cooo San I,,is. Nueya
Orleans. etc. etc.
pero tanta corrupci6n so.
Mol " nolit;ca M debe mara.
viIlarnos, desde 81 momento
an r,,e los Amer,canos consi.
da,an 10 nolitfoa como una
nrofes;on I,,crativa de acuer
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02

|y mas corruption. La teso
rerfa de la ciudad estaba er
la indigencia, las taxas muy
atlas, las mejoras materiales
olvidadas, la ciudad y ell Cor
dado endrogados, llenos dc
deudasl, -.
Despues de la inundacion,
tratabase NADIA menos que de
abandonar la ciudad. Los
ciudadanos, desmoralizados
por la corrompida admins
traci6n y por la inundaci6n,
crefan que Galveston no vol
verfa nunca a SUI antique es-
plendor, y que, por 10 tanto,
convenia abandonarla a su
triste suerte!
Pero antes de dar un tai
paso, Sc junt6 un grupo de
ciudadanos de mente y cora
z6n, y resolvieron volver a
editicar la ciudad, y 10 cum
plieron.
Tres ciudadanos, acrisola-
dos por su talento, juicio y
honradez, .tomaron decidida-
mente en- sus manos ell Co.
bierno de la ciudad y Conda
do, mandando a todos los pa
rasitos politicos q pescar os-
tiones en- la bahia, y Sc pusie
ron q la obra salvadora, con
fe Y con patriotismo.
En- menos de dos lustros,
reedificaron la ciudad, mas
explendida, mas grandiosa y
mas segura que antes.
Bajo la vieja administra-
ci6n, Galveston viva eterna
mente en- la miseria y en- la
ruina. Sc gastaba ell dinero
del pdblico hacienda politica
" mas polftica, corruption y
mas corruption. Las taxas
aumentaban cada ano mas,
v ell dinero del tesoro Sc per-
dia en- el bolsillo de una ca
marilla sin honor y sin amor.
Mediante el nuevo sistema
de Gobierno,> la ciudad, en-
pocos amos, ha disminuido
las taxas, fa pagado deudas
enormes de la vieja admins
TRACTION, ha hecho 'mejoras
materiales por muchos milo
mes de pesos, y tiene algunos
millones en- las cajas del era
rio, para la que Sc ofrece.
Que diferencia entire una
administration corrompida J
una administration honrada
lDe un sistema a otro!
i Ell noble ejemplo de Gal
weston merece ser seriamen
tie estudiado en- todas las Cit
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02

Ell nGmero de fincas ur-
banas existentes en- la ciudad
de Mexico, al terminar ell ano
fiscal pr6ximo pasado, era
II, 873; produjeron por rentas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02

Cuando pienso que el sol
de Ia libertad ilumins el mum
do, y con rayos de fuego ca
lienta hasta Ell lltimo rincon
de los Estados Unidos, mi co
ra,6n palpita de inefable re-
gocijo, y mi arrugado rostro
toma un aspecto alegre y ju-
yenil.
Pero, cuando medito que
e] amor excessive por Ia liber
tad 10 hace, desafortunada-
mente, estribar en- el liberti-
naje, mi alma Sc conmuev:.
mi coraz6n Sc entristece y
mi mente duda, pensando en-
| el porvenir de la humani-
dad!. e. -.
Probablamente, este mis-
mo exceso de libertad hizo
exclamsr a uno de los con-
temporaneos mas equilibra-
dos Y mas liberales de nues
! tro siglo, 10 siguiente: La L.
bertad bien entendida es el
don mas grande que Dios ha
dado al hombre, es de I'm va
lor inestimable, pero es muy
dificil de conservarla!
Es mas facil que un escla-
vo consiga su libertad, que
un hombre libre sepa conser-
varla, porque en- los asuntos
politicos, junto a los hom-
bres honrados 6 inteligentes,
sin manchas morales, que di
rljen Ia cosa p1blica, hay in
varisblemente hombres egois
tas y libertinos, que tienen
muy POGO amor q la libertad, !,
ymucho al dinero del pueblo,
y por consecuencia, abusan
descaradamente de la liber-
tad, y usan la autoridad que
los ciudadanos les han con-
nado, para saciar sus ambi-
clones, mas 8 menos ham
Orlentas, tratando a sus 60
Oernados 10 misino que un
. pastor trata q su rebano.
Para estos malvados, am
@radoS bajo las alas de la H.
Oertad, convertida en- liberti
aaale, la reputation y la vida
0e un hombre vaIen 10 mis-
mo que la de un gorilla 8 de
"a alono-chango.
Los escandalos hechos, nc
mace aun mucho tempo, Dol
'@ Alemanes en- ell Congo,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-02
coNpICIoNEs.

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s ,.sAd" m.... 50
sr.So s.'.r, D.se .. ssrs o. noa.ds del
, sr.sI.sssn,s ,d:lsss:ao .:,o
a'''s .ss;1r..,..i..s'. dsss dirii'r''
T" JUsT0 CARDENAs.
l.r.d.. r'i"'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19
PRETTY MORNING WEDDING.
(From Sundays Daily.l

\ pretty wedding was solemnized at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Goocn.
ITO North Summit street, yesterday
morning. ut 10 o'clock, when Mrs.
Mabel Willis, their daughter, was
united in marriage to Is. y. Price, sup.
crintendcnt Of construction Of the new
depot here, Rev. Rodgers Of the Con.
grcgational church, officiating. A large
number Of relatives and friends OF the
contracting parties witnessed the eere.
mony, which was followed by a short
reception and wedding breakfast. The
dining room was decorated with Mar.
shall Neil roses. smilax and noneysuckic,
with flowered wedding bell suspended
from the ceiling, connected to the table
by ribbons OF the national colors.
The bride has resided in this city the
past year. and numbers many friends
among those who know her. The groom
Is well known In mechanical circles In
the city. They were the recipients of
many handsome presents. They left
last night for trip to the Grand Can.
yon aud points in northern Arizona.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19
FAMILIAR SPIRITS.

Had the witch of Endor lived. with
Saul, in u later day. she might have
predicted, in addition to the sword cpl
nodc, the loss or gain of money on n
mining stock exchange.
II is AN out of date spirit, these days,
that will not communicate through the
medium. that the attendant at the
scancc - interested in mine. II is
u safe guess with uincty.ninc chances
Of winning out of q possible hundred.
whatever other occupation familiar
spirits may have. they find ready en-.
ploymcnt with tnc pay going TO the
mcdium) for delving into the earth (;
that IL, projecting their astral selves
into the granite and taking snap
shot assay from the spiritual point of
view. The journal Miner has referred
10 this practice before, and /, refers 10
10 again. not as any discouragmcnt Ia
tho occult. or 10 turn any stalwart NOR.
tai aside in his communication with
tAosc across the range. But the fact is,
70 still lack authority To say that tncrc
In single instance on record where the
making of mine was due to spiritual
guidance. There may he, understand.
but either perverted selfishncss on the
part of the incarnatc owners, or their
modcsty in the matter, prevents their
telling that IL was in any other way
than drilling. sweating. aud. incident
ally, breaking "a few of the command
aents in opinions regarding the handi
work Of nature.
Mines are strange things. anyway.
But tne best manner 10 cope with their
cold silence ~ to equip plan, and work
N the good old way, assisted by science
SD mechanical skill.
The world is still young and wonders
have not ceased, but we doubt that
The spiritual guidance rcpntcd would
look well in prospectus. Rather than
Mat, let us retain the Indian chief and
liz divulged secret TO the kind hearted
palefnce who cured him Of insomnia.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19
ASK FOR RECEIVER.
(From Sundays Daily.)

Arguments were heard. yesterday, in
the complaint in equity in the district
court entitled. Harvey ID. Simonds et
al W. the Copper Hin Mining and
Smelling company, George Purbcck ct
nj. Plaintiff asks for the appointm ent
OF receiver and that George Purbeck
and his associates be declared trustees
OF the capital stock OF tho company.
Conspiracy is alleged on the part OF
Purbeck and John j. jackson 10 get
control OF two.thirds Of the capital
stock Of the company with a view to
defrnuding the minority stock holders.
This Is denied by the defendant.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19
THREE JAP WARRIORS.
(From Sundays Daily)

Following u fight over n game OF
cards INDUCED in by several Of the
Mikado's warriors, two Of the little
brown men were lodged in Jail, yester.
day evening, nj u o'clock, n third jap
being captured later. The row took
place in u. !. Fukuzaki's store, he in.
dulging in the ARRAY. Okla, who did
not emerge from the scrimmage in an
q. X. condition. went before Justice
McLanc and sworc TO a warrant against
the festive Fukuzaki, charging assault.
The latter, nv "a cheekmate, secured u
warrant from the city recorder against
Okla.
In company with Cnicf Of Police
Prince. Fukuzaki started on u hunt for
Okla, finding that fiery gentleman in
the company Of Under Sheriff Neagle,
hunting the former Tho two officers
exchanged the compliments Of the day,
likewise prisoners. and repaired 70 the
county Jail. Both Japs will DO given
hearings, Monday. along with the third
one, captured later.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19
WANTS CHANGE OF VENUE.
(From Sundays Dnily.)

In the condemnation proceedings in.
siitutcd in the district court by the
:. T., T.. 4 y. against Rose Maroon,
Attorney j. y. Russell. representing
the defendant, made motion for n
change of venue. yesterday. 10 Mari.
copa county. Attorney Paul Burks. rep.
rcscnting the railroad, suggested to the
court that he would prefer 10 have the
case heard in Pinal county. alleging
that he believed he had not received n
fair verdict from n Maricopa county
jury in n case recently tried in Pace.
nix, IN which his client was party.
The case Of George Robpctcr vs.. the
Crown King Mining company, was set
for hearing June 2j. and the ease Of
T. 4. Friedman w. II. A. Subtle, June
10 The eases Of william Smock VS..
the Arizona Central Copper company
aud i. w. Norton, originally set for
hearing june 20. were continued until
the first week in September, and the
ease Of John j. jackson W.. =. e. Frcid.
man ct nj was continued until Scptcm.
Der -.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19
ANNUAL AssEssMENr WORK.

Developing u property is one thing;
holding II IL another. There are In.
samcrable prospects Of merit that have
hoen loosely located and that are held
with even more lax methods.
Those enterprises that possess both
developing property and additional
prospects, owe 10 their shareholders
either the wedding out Of undesirable
property or the assessment work on all
their holdings. While prior locations
and educ diligence" may speak with
ea,phnsis for he fellows who have
tried 20 hang on, these same elements
sften lead to long and needless legal
disputes. These are things we know,
and knowing them, fhould attempt 10
avoid.
In new districts, especially, there are
always plenty Of "claim Jumpers
who relish the practice Of getting In
en- the other fellows work. There have
been recent instances wherein three or
four companies claimed the same group
and sold stock on their contentious. II
was plain that some were wrong, or
all may have been wrong.
When a promoter visits u district
and never even goes to the trouble ~
looking into the legality of his hold
ings, but continues to sell stock on the
profound or shallow hope that some
day he will he secured, he is not only
doing an absolute injustice to tae per.
sons who buy stock in the enterprise,
but he ~, even more. running broad
chances Of getting into trouble,
There il always work for competent
surveyors, and only surveyors should
Do employed in the task of stalking out
claims. These men, il they be compe.
tent, should also he able To look after
the legal part OF the Transaction
Irrespective Of the size OF the claims,
the amount Of work essential on each
10 the same. In some districts, n claim
IL Of only five acres, or about 1900
feet long by $50 feet wide, while other
districts nave tcn.acrc claims. or the
same length and twice the width,
while In Nevada and Arizona districts. |
The claims are Of twenty acres, or ! 800 |
by 600 feet. The ten.foot hole, the
Rrst year, and approximately 900
worth OF work for each claim each sue.
seeding year, prevails. Should the
,iains be In a group, the work after
he first year may, under some eondi'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19
LET CONTRACT FoR WALK.

The contract for tho construction Of
the cement sidewalk and curb around
'h' captain O'Ncill Rough Rider mon
"'heh', ON the plaza, has been awarded
10 John II. Robinson. The sidewalk
VIII be six feet in width and will er'
'end around the monument In a circle
SIXTY feet in diameter. Tho work Of
removing the rocks and getting ready
the ground has been already com
menced and the curb and sidewalk will
DC rushed to completion AZ early {"
possible.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19

The manifold sins Of the Office how
have found him out at last. Hence.
forth mis- doom Is sealed and his auto.
cratic sway at an end, at least no far
" tho American Trading company is
concerned, where five Of his Kind have
just made way for girls and twenty five
more are scheduled to walk the plank,
unless the five girls disappoint the ex.
peetAtions Of everyone concerned. Only
those will find salvation who are mead.
ed to catch steamers. Here the ,i,,.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19
SKUNK BIrn UtypHp

mrs. D. +. Meyers has returned from
.n'cago with her little daugater, who
was p'tten by q skunk near the plant
Oh the Arizona Sandstone Brick com
psny, abont a month ago. The child
Inv been pronounced cured by the d.
'ec'ors OF the Pastsvr institstc.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19

That Richard Croker il still the idol
of Tammany Hall was Enthusiastically
demonstrated by the general rejoicing
among his former subOrlinatcs over
the news that his American horse, Or
by, w. an American jockey in the
saddle. had won the great English
Dcrlh. Nothing short of carrying an
election could nave tickled Tammany
men more. At the Democratic club II
was like election night. The American
flag was raised in honor Of the event,
and another was drapcd around Mr..
Cookers portrait. lnlc blue. Croker =
racing color. futtercd from the lapcls
of hundreds of Tammnpy men, aud IN.
limited bottles were opened in cclcbrl.
ton Of the event which had won for
the cX-chicf the height of his amb
ton and s2j,O 900 besides. Nor was the
joy confined To the big politicians aud
the few insiders who had found an up.
portunity Ia win ON the event. The
small fry were jus, ~ clatcd. and from
Fourteenth street To the Battery the
one best bet. according to "A supporter
of the former leader, was that off Mr..
Croker should hit New York any time
within the next month, Charlie Muir.
ply would be dcposed and Dick Croker
unanimously elected 10 the leadership
Of the Wigwam and everything else
in sight controlled by Tammany." In
"a word, no honor was esteemed too
grcnt To bcstow upon the former chief
tain. Big Tim" sullivan said: "IIur-
rab for Croker! Same for Tammany.
A thrill Of JOY went through the town
IN the morning when the good news
came. We rejoice that an American
has won the Derby But "Big Tim"
had won $3.50 on the race, and might
have been considered nnduy clatcd.
"Dey should make him King Of Eng.
land, said Louis Congero, better
known as "Louie, the Pug" "Nix ON
dat line of CAB, Kid" spoke up John
McGonigle, otherwise "Tbe stun. :"
''Let dem make him an alderman
derc's more money in it. scci"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19
Postofcc Prescott Az matter
Editorial Comment

iions he concentrated on "A single
claim.
But doing the work il the essential
thing. and sometimes large acreage is
not the most desirable.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-19

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