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Arizona republican., 1908-08-23

1 lCalifornia. He visited all the prin- cipal cities and points of interest and has enough thrilling tales, etc, stored
 away to keep his many friends in terested for months to come. MT
 Schilling knows how to enjoy himself
 and also how to tell a good story. l Mir. Barenscheer, of the Ray Con- lsolidated Copper company, has been fill the last few days, but we are all glad to see him around again. His tall figure was much missed at Stewards popular cafe. Mrs. Bar ,enscheer and daughter Fabian have now returned, after several months
 vacation at Los Angeles, Cal. They will occupy the pretty house on the Ray hill.
 | Mir. Needham, our popular railroad agent is very busy these hot days packing up, preparatory to his trip to Lodi Cal. His family is already there Mr. Needham is interested in large tract of land at Lodi, Cal, which he intends to transfer into an immense vineyard of table grapes | He will start work on his property in the course of lew months. MT. Record, the station agent at Winkelman, will succeed Mir. Need ham at Kelvin. Mrs. Record has all ready moved down.
 The Ray section gang, under the charge of Ed Divine have been working on the narrow gauge rail road the last few days, getting it in good shape. The recent heavy rains washed parts of the bank away.
 Dave Henness. borther of MT. Hen nes of Henness & Giffin. has been a visitor in Kelvin the last few days. He has just come down from Nam mouth and reports big doings at that place. 4
 Flabian Barenscheer, the only child of the Barenscheer family, was bitten en the thumb by a large ill results from it whatever; in fact, she never bothered with it at all, completely forgot it. The old theory that sure death would result from a scorpion bite is fast being abolished, as numerous people have been bitten and suffered no bad results. Mrs. Dodge, Kelvin's popular school mann. has been assued of a large amount of money for school purposes this fall, and is very jubi- lant over it. Mrs. Dodge takes great interest in the school system here and is very popular with all the chil- dren.
 Mrs. Stuart, the superintendent of the diamond drills working at Ray, has gone to Los Angeles for a few days.
 Very sad news has just been re- ceived from Phoenix of the death of Josie McGrath, the youngest member of the family. She had been in Kelvin for some time and only last week she complained of pains in her side. Her mother immediately start
 ed to tend her, but the pain seemed to increase, and a trip to Phoenix was thought advisable. Her father.
 Colonel McGrath. took her down and
 upon arriving at Phoenix she was re-
 moved to the Sisters hospital. At
 the hospital they pronounced it ap-
 pendicitis and that an operation was necessary. The operation was per formed but she died a few hours fol- lowing it. Her death is very much regretted, as she was well liked here and being only IA years of age and sO big and robust, it was against
Arizona republican., 1908-08-23
KELVIN AND RAY.

Kelvin, Ariz., Aug. 21.-(SpeciaI Correspondence of The Republican, ) John Summers and his mother have come to Kelvin from Phoenix. MT Summers has been a resident of Arizona some time and has accepted a position of bookkeeper with Hen ness & Griffin. They will occupy the Phillips residence.
 P. T. Schilling has returned to town after a few months vacation in
Arizona republican., 1908-08-23
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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-11-07
AN OPEN LETTER

TO WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN: Greater in defeat
detractos be- victory
today you years Of
devoted followers You today have had for twelve
host Of followers who would rather down defeat with their
flying than win purchased the sacrifice Of
principle by coercion and intimidation Last Tuesday
received intelligent thinking patriotic than
before for candidate for the presidency No voted
for because he afraid Of losing his job by opposing
No voted for employer played his fears
you
special privilege fellows voted
he wanted protect special privilege strengthen his hold
dishonest dollars from honest toll and sweat No servie
sinking polls by arrogant
and to you
The you, Mr. great of
for because they believe principles rely
craftsmanship and trust implicitly honesty and
of The received by
who think above their belt lines You have be
proud of the following havemllons of who prefer
defeat under leadership the leadership of
whose platform expenc and whose principles weather
every passing breeze.
Wageworker prepared say organized
failed fully opportunity But it that
organized labor did not do should have done Perhaps the
threat of dlencss had its effect Perhaps who would loudly
ieclaim their willingness die for their country afraid to
their manhood because they feared that doing they might
meal Perhaps fear ruled where should have
held Whatever the did receive from organized
labor the solid support that should have had The result of
Tuesdays simply organized
and that the organized labor vote need longer
sidered factor in the national political equation.
But The Wgeworer does believe that the organized labor
Nebraska something that be reckoned with hereafter It
Loyalty almost Here the
known and loved you of which
county, your and pecnctheretofo overwhelmingly
all registered of the
in which held that the people whom live
have learned to know you,
far personal fortunes concerned The Wage
did whether elected defeated An eec
ton to the presidency would have added nothing to
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-11-07

fame conspicuous your history The
Wageworkr supported because Of the things for which
stood 1t followed your because the flag of industrial
independence the flag Of social reform the flag Of justice the flag
equal rights Today the defeated candidate for the presidency
unequaled opportunities for continuing work
other living better fitted than perform With voice
future what have been for the twelve
moral and political force in the world.
The confesses
places
handmaens of those who should be
of people Conscenceess dollars
than human rights human equality kissing and byword in
seonstituted of divine providence
The who led the children Of of bondage
lead them the land Napoleon
with sword died exile before the Of
which he promulgated forced nation but Europe
constitutional the people Lincoln died be-
the dream of house divided against itself became
> reality.
Under inspiration Of and the conscience of
this has been awakened but be that the fate
ing money changers temple you passed
the of action, But future of
epoch people longer coerced buied
robbed will his stirring pages
bazed pathway reform Three years did the
Carpenter of Nazareth walk talk and He rallied about him
proved false When down. revied
condemned faithful gave up dis
banded And the reforms which He taught the principles which
He enuncaed from what seemed be eternal DEATH
today principles hold millions
be that after while after the faithful scattered hope
less and herc that the principles for which have
conndd and which have been rejected will spring from the
ashes of defeat and the hearts of until they shall rule
the world If this then why continue the struggle
Mr. Bryan The Wagewoker has followed defeat and
willing do and again feels today that the
lost but have been only battle You have but the
rayng battle and The Wageworker will again
the And with will thousands
of earnest thinking patriotic who neither driven
threat Of purchased by promise Of full dinner p
fight under your flag. THE wAGEWoRKER
The Coconino sun., 1908-02-27
TERRITORIAL ITEMS

Homer Hunters young lad of Prescott. has invented reen door catch that promises to bring him < fortune.
 Oscar K. Sherman, a well known Phoenix newspaper man, passed away at his residence last Thursday night. He was capable and dis corning newspaper man. hard ', conscientious worker. and Toy; l friend. He had been connected with various dailies in St. Louis and Chicago. before coming to Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1908-02-27
Notice of Teachers Examination

Notice is hereby given. thai the regular quarterly examination for Teachers certificates will be held in my office in the Rabbit Block, in Flagstaff. Coconino County, Arizona, on Monday and Tuesday March 2nd and 3rd., 1908
 There will be two sessions each day, from S:30 a. m to l2 noon, and from D. m.. to 4:30 D. m.
 ]. E. JONES, County School Superintendent, of Coconino County. Arizona.
 J. Herman has put m some new S elving in his store, and much i'm proved the looks and increased the space for goods.
The Coconino sun., 1908-02-27

Co.,. for several years. left Monday for points in Oregon.
 Frank Livermore returned from Phoenix the first of the week with a shipment of mules. purchased for Indian agent at Tuba.
 Mrs. Terry came down from Williams Saturday and has gone to housekeeping, with her daughters. Misses Lillian and Rose.
 George Black. Sr.. went to Los Angeles the first of the week to wis., it his wife and daughter, who are spending the winter there.
 D. K. Smith and wife of Grand Canyon are in the city for a few days. Mir. Smith has charge of the Hopi House at the Canyon.
 General A. J. Sampson. who is well known here. delivered lec- ture on his visit to the Holy Land. at the First Methodist church in Phoenix. last Sunday morning.
 Miss II. A. Cotton of Brooklyn. who has been spending the winter in Pasadena. arrived here yesterday, and will spend few days visiting her nephew. George L, Colton.
 Cy Byrne, territorial ranger. who has been in the hospital for some time. and last week under went an operation. is improving.
 Charles Knop left Monday for Los Angeles and other southern California points. He will invest in real estate if he finds good opening.
 1 E. Pollock went to Albuquerque Friday returning Monday. While there he visited his brother. who is sheepman.
 John Thomas. Ed Lockwood and George Casner have located a racnh near the Little Colorado River. They expect to cultivate the land and will plant corn and alfalfa.
 Last night a fine eight-pound boy baby was born to MT. and Mrs. Frank Beaslev. Mir. Beasley is a prominent sheepman of Coconino county sand was married last win ter in Phoenix to Miss Strait. Ga zette.
 Last Thursday night the members of Court Coconino, Ne. 896, l. o. F., installed the officers who will serve for the coming year. After the installation ceremonies. R. J. Kidd briefly outlined the meaning and objects of Forestry, Mir. Alsop sang and Miss Jones played. After which a delicious lunch was serv- ed. A highly enjoyable evening was spent by all present.
 Robert Leavens. wife and little daughter of Bear creek, Mont. arrived here Saturday. and left yesterday for Phoen x to attend a meeting of the Shriners at that place. They will return to this place and visit few days and then con tinue on their way to southern Cal. ifornia, where they will SD md at least two months. From there they will go to Seattle, Wash, before returning to their home in Rear- creek. They are relatives of Mrs. J R Treat. Mrs C. A. Grecnl W and J. A. Lamport of this place. Though this is n' an iii, a time to visit Flagstaff, Mr. and Mrs. Leavens were highly pleased and would not object to living here.
 TEnnlTnRIhI lTEMc
The Coconino sun., 1908-02-27

| IN(DN'siAhhc NNuiAty iii NiN itt'N iN SN Aoio ture, has been in the city for few days on business and meeting with the stockmen and sheepmen to whom the forest reserve range was aD. pointed out by the supervisor for the government. He states that there has beer an abundance of snow and rain in the north sections recently and conditions are greatly improved. Republican.
 Emilio CarilIo, for thirty years resident of Tucson, died yester- day, as the indirect result of treat ment he received four years ago from bandits at his ranch in the Rincon Mountains. He was sup posed to have large sum of money concealed on the premises. To make him confess its hiding place. a rope was put around his neck and he was hauled repeatedly from his feet up to a limb of a tree.
 James Otis, one of the old time s of Yavapai county. was burn ed to death early this morning in his house by fire which resulted from the explosion of lamp. Otis was a we'll known resident of this county. having lived here for many years and was at one time a justice of the peace. He was a painter bv trade. Otis resided in little house on the outskirts of the town and it is supposed that in getting his morning meal he over turned his lamp. the explosion resulting.
 The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will meet in Phoenix. April 20. when that body will most likely decide upon the location of the home that the lodge proposes to erect for the care of old people and for orphans left in (heir care by their deceased members. It is understood that number of prop OsitiOns have heen submitted to the committee having this matter in hand from various places in the territory.
 One of the charges of dynamite that exploded at the Santa Rosa was evidently intended for Superinten- dent Tom Collins. The dynamite that wrecked the boarding house was placed directly under the room occuiped by Mr. Collins and was evidently meant for the superin- tendent. It exploded It about the hour Mr. Collins is usually taking his evening ablutions and had he been at the mine at the time. instead of having come into the city he would probably have been killed or badly maimed.
 Jesus Saenz shot and killed his son, Rafael. on one of the principal streets in Solomonville. county seat of Graham county Friday. The old man immediately surrendered, and is held to the grand jury without bail. About year ago the elder Saenz, who was a widower at that time. married a woman thirty-fve years his junior. According to the old mans story. an improper inti- macy sprang up between Rafael, | his eldest soE, and his bride. He cautioned them both and advi 'ed the son to remain away from the house. The advice was not needed and several controversies took place. the trouble finally culmina- i ting in Fridays tragedy.
 I Notice Of Teachers Examination 1 MaI;ao L. hnrnL,. criNon Ihn1 ihn
The Coconino sun., 1908-02-27
Local and Personal


 of the week from Phoenix.
 John M. Clark has moved into the Wm. Dickinson residence.
 Alex Johnson returned from Los Angeles the last of the week.
 Ed McGonigle left Monday for Los Angeles to spend several days. Joseph Dent left Friday for his sheep camp near the Grand Canyon. Walter Brown, sheriff of Mohaye County. was in the city Sunday. Dennis Hibben came up from Phoenix Sunday to visit with home folks.
 T. A. Pickle returned Friday from two weeks trip to Los Angeles.
 w. H. Campbell is in Phoenix. having gone there to the meeting of the Shriners.
 Bert Gilbert returned from Can von Diablo. where he has been for some time.
 Geo. Coffin has improved his grocery store by putting in some new shelving.
 Born-In Flagst afr, Friday; February 2l, 1908. to the wife of John Metz. son.
 Mrs. w. G. Dickinson returned to Long Beach where she has been spending the winter.
 Mrs. C. C. Clark went to Los Angeles and Long Beach to spend few weeks vacation.
 Mrs. J. S. Wright returned Tues day from Phoenix, where she has been spending the winter. J. C. Gregg, who has been in Ash Fork and Williams this winter. returned to Flagstaff.
 Chas. Adams left Monday to inspect the telephone line between Williams and Flag.taff.
 w. A. Sutherland went to Will lisms Sunday and will spend few days there on business.
 E. M. Doe and R. H. Cameron are spending few weeks in Wash ington. D. C on business.
 'Scotty" McDougal. city mar shal )f Williams, is spending few days in the city on business.
 F. s. Breen returned from Phoenix Sunday. where he went to attend the ShriRers meeting.
 Frank Gaskins is guest at tiie Commercial hotel and expects to remain here during the summer. Rev. Father James went to Tue son as a delegate from the local council of the Knights of Columbus. E. s. Waddle. representing St. Joseph, Mo-. whoesa le dry goods  house was calling on the local trade, Tuesday.
 Miss Rose Gibson of Denver and other eastern cities has taken charge of the. millinery department at Rabbits.
 s. Preston and Robert King. who have been spending the past ten days here returned to Tuba Tuesday.
 Stephen James. Indian agent at Tuba returned from Phoenix, where he has been for several days on business.
 James BeatOn. connected with the meat market at Rabbits, went to Los Angeles for a three weeks vacation.
 Hayden Talbot went to Los Angeles the first of the week, where he will be connected with one of the dailies
The Coconino sun., 1908-02-27
TEA

New York is too far from Japan; San Fran cisco is nearer.
 Ysur grocer returns your noRsp fl ysp asa't No ssAilltAgs hsst ws pAy Aim.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-19
Said Of Mrs. ]. B. Hawkins.

The Montgomery City Standard
contained the following paragraph
last week:
Mrs. j. b. Hawkins OF Mexico
spent Monday visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bert Luckie. in Mont
Eomery. Mrs. Hawkins is
daughter of DIR. Freeman. who
lived in Spenceburg, Pike county.
before the war. He was an ex-
eellent physician aud a fine vio.
linist. and one of the earliest re.
collections of the editor is that of
hearing him play the fiddle. "
he was a democrat of the. most
pronounced type and enjoyed the
distinction of being the Democrat
who resigned an Office to which he
was elected before qualifying. II
our memory serves us Alright he
was nominated for the Legislature
in order TO beat the Wing candi'
date. and after the election be re-
signed at once. and a special elec'
ton was called to all the vacancy
DIR. Freeman was one OF the stronl
men Of his locality, and the older
citizens of Spenceburg and vicinit,
remember him with pride. Mrs
Hawkins was one of the pretties
girls 10 that vicinity aud very pop
ular.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-19
That Electric Railway.

Mr.. Robinson. of Mexico. pro.
nottr Of the Mexico. Santa Fe and
Perry electric railway, and Mr..
Wolfe who has the contract to
grade the road bed for he railroad,
spent last night aud today at Per-
ry. Mr.. Robinson says everything
is moving along nicely. and as
we'll as ,hp weather will permit.
Mr. WoIfe will put a hundred
teams to work grading mp the road
bed about the first of April, and
thinks the grading will be com
pleie by july LIST. The work will
be started from Mexico, and as
fast as the grade work is finished
the laying of the ties and rails will
follow. The teams will be scatter.
ed all along the survey. o.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-19
Fire Escapes Ordered.

Fire escapes for school houses.
hotels and other public buildings
in Mexico have been ordered. 1t
comes from the agitation resulting
from the destruction of that school
building by fire at Collinville,
Ohio, recently when $50 pupils
aud teachers lost their lives. That
calamity stirred the whole country
and Mexico wants no REPETITION of
such a happening.
There is a law in this State gov
erning this matter, and it is only
proposed that the requirments of
the law shall be complied with.
Fire escapes will not be required
on every building, but every door
at least, of ingress or egress, shall
swing outward aud inward.
V. F. Morris. fire chief, has
served notice on the following pro.
perty owners that the Al Ee re.
quirments must be met:
Geo. Kabrich, business building.
T, j. Hoxsey, Hotel and An.
mex.
G. F. Clark. Hotel Clarkson.
Mrs. Susie Buckner, Centra
Hotel.
! j. A. Guthrie, prest. board o.
trustees Hardin College.
FIR. j. j. Dillon, Catholi,
Church.
w. d. Fouville, Military Acad
emy.
Mrs, j. r, johnson, RingO Ho
tel.
Roy Ferris. opera house.
s. p. Emmons, pres. of schoo
board.
j. A. Guthrie, official Prone
made street Baptist church,
Mrs. Il. A. Lawder. busines
! building.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-19
A GREAT VICTORY.
The 'Drys" Win In Audrain
County by a Vote Of
Nearly 2 to /.

The voters--a union OF ell par
ties---settled the question last Sat.
urday that there will be no more
saloons In Audrain county out.
side Of Mexico for at least four
years.
II was by decisive vote too, as you
will see by the figures below. Four
precincts in the county went wet. I"
the Second ward in Mexico, Ed
wards school district, Rush Hill
Canada and Martinsburg. Nay.
lor school district led the county
for the drys. VaBdalia and Far
Der are close seconds for this
place, vandalia casting 294 dry
votes to no wet and Farber 90
drys TO 81 vets.
The ward voters in Mexico in
cluded nothing within the corpor-
ate limits. only those voters out
side who would have a greater dis
tance to go il they voted at the
home precinct. The drys are iusi
a little proud Of the Fourth ward
vote, not a heavy one. but 20 drys
to 3 vets. Perhaps this ward
should be put second as leading
the dry vote in the county.
The following was the vote cast
in the different precincts;
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-19
JUDGE WHITLEY.
Still Hold the Former Audrain
Man In the Lime
Light.

st. Louis, Mo-, March 12.-
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Root have been repudiated by
Catholics IN China. who were class
ed as vicious people in the exoner-
alton Of Judge Wilfley. according
to a cablegram received here by
Anthony Matre from the Very
Rev. NJ. Kennedy, s. j.. Of the
Roman Catholic st. Joseph's
church Of Shanghai. Matre is
national secretary of the American
Federation Of Catholic Societies
The cablegram follows:
The Catholics OF Shanhai,
China, of all nationaIities. through
the Rev. NJ. Kennedy. s. j.. pas.
tor of st. Joseph's church, Shang-
hal, China, repudiate the charge
of President Roosevelt aud Secre-
tary Root classifying them as vici-
Gus people, as contained in the
cable dispatch announcing the ex.
oneration of Judge Whitley, as
published in the north China Daily
News OF March 4. The Catholics
Of Shanhai renew their petition
for Judge WiIhey's removal aRt
appeal to the American Federation
of Chatholic Societies and to Arch
bishop Harty Of Manila for sup
mort -
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-19
FORGED A CHECK.
Lights Out on Foot and Ships
Into Kansas.

The vandalia Leader last week
told the following:
A young man giving his name
as d. r.. Graves, late from Illinois,
purchased pair of shoes Tuesday
at f. p. Dye & Co.'S. giving in
payment check for 800 payable
to NJ. NJ. Moss and signed by G.
Green. prominent farmer living
south of town. The check had
been endorsed by Moss aud the
young gentleman's demeanor was
such and his tale so plausible that
j. M. Dye sold him a pair Of shoes
for 800 and gave $lT in cash. G..
g. Daniel happening in the store
shortly after the transaction was
made, was asked concerning the
signature OF check. Mr.. Daniel
recognized a discrepancy aud
doubted its validity. Comparison
with Green's signature at the bank
confirmed doubts aud inquiries
were instituted. resulting in the
information that neither Mr.. Green
or Mr.. Moss knew anything Of the
check
Graves has been working foI
farmers south Of town, Tuesday
he took trunk to the depot anC
paid for its express to Kansas
The young man however left towl
cn foot going west. Telephone
messages were sent to Farber ant
Laddonia and Deputy Sheriff
Smelser aud Joe Dye left on I
freight in search Of him. He wa
seen west of Farber but no furthe
trace of him could be found.