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p M. Mcneil is a candidate for county
superintendent of education, for Jeffer-
son county. subject to the action OF the
democratic primary.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Superintendent Of education.

Prof. Henry Page Burruss is a candi-
date for county superintendent of educa-
ton for Jefferson county, subject to the
action of the democratic primary.
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Prof. |. W. NcAdory announces as a
candidate for Superintendent of Educa-
ton for jefferson county. subject to the
action of the democratic primary.
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c. B. Rogers is a candidate for member
of the county Board of Revenue, subject
to the action of .hs democratic primary.
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D. NJ Malone is a candidate for men,
bership of the Board of Revenue of JEFF
ferson county, subject to the action of
the democratic primary. May 49, 1905
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I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Goard of Revenue of jefferson
county. subject to the action of the DEM
ocratie primary. j. ED HAIGLER
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I hereby announce myself g candidate
for the Board of Revenue, subject to the
democratic primary.
FRED G. MACKE.
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l hereby announce myself a candidat.
for the Board of Revenue of Jeffersor
county, subject to the action OF the dem.
ocratic primary.
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Steven D. Haley is a candidate for
member of the Board of Revenue of JEFF
ferson county, subject to the action Of
the democratic primary
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Eor Iudae of civ court.

For Judge OF City Court
Henry A. Sharpe of, Birmingham offers
for reelection as judge of the city court
of Birmingham, subject to action of the
democratic primary.
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c. C. Nesmith of Birmingham offers FOR
reelection as Judge of the city court Of
Birmingham. subject to action of tho
democratic primary of May 49, 1908.
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hereby announce myself candidate
for member of the Board of Revenue ~
jefferson county. subject to the action
of the democratic primary
j. ThAD MIJT,IIN5
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
MASSACHUSETTS MEN
 WILL BE UNHAMPERED
The Failure of the Instruction Movement
 In the Bay State
Compromise Affected After All Night Session in the Interest of the Republican Party of the State.

Boston, April 10.-The four men who will head the Massachusetts delegation to the republican national convention will go to Chicago unpledged. These four delegates selected at the state convention to day are Senators Henry Cabot Lodge and ". Murray Crane; Ex-S Secretary of the Navy John D. Long and Sidney O. Bigney, business man.
 The convention adopted resolutions endorsing Gov. Guild as candidate for the vice presidential nominations and advocating a"wise revision" of the tar if. The question of mentioning the presidential candidacy of Secretary Taft in the platform held the conven- tiOn. It was recognized that d number of the delegates to the convention de- sired his nomination, but they were uncertain whether d resolution could be carried, and felt that it's presenta- tion would certainly lead to a contest which would be injurious to the well fare of the party" This last named. plank. the adoption of which was feature of the convention, was admit ted by all party leaders. to be com promise. It was submitted to the con- mittee on resolutions this morning by the Taft League, after an all night ses- sion.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
POLITICAL AIR Is , CLEARING FOR HUGHES
Convention Forecast Last Night Gave
 Promise of Harmo3y.

New York, April i5.-The political atmosphere on this, the evening of the republican state convention. has been heavy with rumors of dissensions. For a time today there were reports that a fight will occur on the convention floor tomorrow against the endorsement of Hughes. Tonight the air is cleared and the original program will be car ried out probably without a hitch. The reports that a pre-arranged plan to endorse Hughes will be upset, grew out of the opposition in certain quar- ters of those slated to be delegates at large.
 The best opinion obtainaDle tonight from the political leaders was that the convention tomorrow will be harmon ious and the program endorsing Hughes and naming General Stewart L. WOodford, former mayor Seth Low of this city, Frederick R. Hazard of Syracuse and Edward H. Butler of Buff falo. delegates at large to the national convention will likely be carried out without opposition from any of the 1,0O9 delegates to the convention.
 State Senator Horace White of Syra- cuse has been slated for chairman of the committee on resolutions and will draw up a platform containing an en- dorsement for presidential candidate. The platform, ii is learned tonight. will decalre for revision of the tariff to meet existing economic conditions.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
THE HYDE BENSON CASt
 BROAD AS 1HE COUNTRY
While on Trial in Washington, Injunc-
 ton Proceedings in San Francisco.

Washington. April 10.-A torn and discolored parchment, scorched by the fire in San Francisco. after the earthquake, was placed in evidence to- sday in the Hyde Benson Diamond Schneider land fraud case. The doc ument was an agreement entered in to by Hyde and Benson on September l2 1907, and it provided one. of the most interesting developments of the day, being introduced by the defense to controvert evidence tending to show that a secret understanding ex- isted between Hyde and Benson as to their opirations in public lands
 The attorney general today sent in- structions to the district attorney at San Francisco to oppose the granting of an injunction to prevent the rec ords of the California land office from being brought to Washington.
 Surveyor General Kingsbury was stopped at Truckee. California. on Wednesday while on the way to this city with the records
 An effort was made today by the attorneys of John A. Benson to have the court of appeals advance the hear ings of the appeal from the habeas corpus proceedings in behalf of Ben son. The assistant United States dis trict attorney advocated the hearing. The court reserved its decision.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11

The fight may be regarded as be- ginning with the inception of the Taft movement in the state several months ago IL became acute when Mir Crane. although not directly opposing the candidacy of Taft declared in a public statement last February that the dele gation to Chicago. ought not to be hampered by pledges.
 The plank was drawn up at o'clock this morning and laid before the com mittee on resolutions six hours later. It was agreed to after a session of about forty minutes. Even after this agreement was reached it was thought possible that some of the warmest sup porters of Taft would endeavor to sub stitute for it a more radical plank But immediately after the reading Of the resolution, Mir. Lodge made d speech explaining that the compromise was in the interest of party harmony as well as owing to friendship for his colleague, Mir. Crane, his desire for tho success of Lieutenant Governor Draper next fall, and the perpetuation of the policy of Roosevelt.
 The resolutions were then carried with a rush. even Congressman Gard ner. one of the leading Taft supporters. voting in its favor.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11

Magdalena Bay. April S.-(Via San Diego. April 1O1-The Atlantic fleet sails Saturday, D. m. for San Diego, the first of the California cities to eX- tend a greeting to the sixteen battle ships afer its long sojourn m foreign waters. The entire program of the trip from Magdalena to San Francisco, oc- cupying nearly one month, has been mapped out, even to the last detail of the time of arrival at and departure from the various ports.
 The fleet will pass out of Magdalena Bay single column formation. the Con necticut at the head with the flag of Rear Admiral Charles NJ Thomas at the after masthead. The squadron in formation and double column of ships, eight in each line. will likely be the steaming order up the coast.
 The formation of the fleet at each port is directed explicitly. and the ex- act bearing of the ships is indicated. At San Diego the formation will be il line divisions or four lines of ships. the flagship Of each division heading. the Connecticut in the first division be- ing nearest Coronado The divisions will be 800 yards apart. At San Pedro the anchorage will be in fleet column, a single line of ships headed by the Connecticut. The flagship of the first division will be inside breakwater and the remainder of the line extending southwest distanc of 400 wards apart At Santa Barbara. the anchorage will be in line squadrons. two lines of eight ships each the first squadron headed by the flagship anchoring aImOst par allel with the shore: the second squad ron 500 yards farther out. At Port Harford the formation will be the same as at San Diego. At Monterey the fleet will round the whistling buoy at Poini PinOs in single column changing to a line of divisions as the ships approach anchorage.
 At Santa Cruz the anchorage will be the same a at Santa Barbara
 Admiral Thomas made the following request of the Associated Press: T wish you would convey my request to the people Of California that as far as may be possible they will refrain from furnishing the men of the fleet with intoxicating liquors. I would consid- CT it a personal favor if they do so. it
 
 men reach a home port some people are inclined to offer them liquor. Many consider it a part of the enter tainment; perhaps it is. but it works 10 a bad end. The men inclined to drink. drink too much. On board ships liquor is prohibited and the men are unaccustomed to its use. When they get ashore there is no such restraint
 'I appreciate that most people have only the best motives in offering liquor to enlisted men. but !t would be better Cor the men, and Cor the navy in general. if it is not done"
 Admiral Thomas announced that the fleet would pass close in shore from San Diego to Los Angeles. Gov ernor Augustin Sanguinez. of Lower California. quartered on the shore since the fleet arrived, will depart
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
AN UNCONVlNCING
 DIPLOMATIC DENIAL
Senator Elkins Asks the Associated Press to Refrain From Publishing Rumors.

Washington. April 10.-Senator Ste phen B. Elkins, in view of the reports from Rome concerning the rumored en- gagement of Miss Katherine Elkins to Duke Abruzzi, which confirmed there the fact that matters have progressed so far that the royal family have plac- ed orders for wedding gifts. tonight sent the Associated Press a statement deprecatory of current reports, as fol- lows:
 If you can consistently, will you kindly cease publication of dispatches of rumors of the reported engagement of my daughter. The matter has oc- cupied the attention of the press so long and to such an extent that feel called upon to make this request. While making it I wish to state that I appre- ciate the kindly expressions that have appeared concerning my daughter in connection with the reported engage ment. Whenever there shall be any reason to make an announcement about the matter I will be glad to give it to the press in an authentic form
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
PORTUGUESE PREMIER
 WEARY OF HIS OFFICES
Following the Late Fierce Rioting, he
 Tenders His Resignation.

Lisbon April l0.-Subsequent to the rioting last Monday, Premier Terriera offered his resignation to King Manuel but his majesty refused to accept it.
 The greatest indignation exists here because of the conduct. during the dis orders. Of the municipal guard. which has been described as the wholesale shooting down of citizens"
 It is reported that King Manuel is willing Co disband the offending mu- nicipal corps as balm to the irrita- tion of the public.
 In the midst of the rioting the mob forced several prisoners who fell into it's hands to cheer for Liberty" Some priests refused, whereupon the mob fell on them and beat them so severe ly that they had to be carried away, stunned and bleeding.
 The city is still held by troops and warships in the roadstead. There have been no disorders today. The i-government press declared that too much blood has been shed to make peace in the future sure.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11

Mcdonald stated that he was doing nicely, and gradually growing strong CT.
 Despite the statements last night, by the Los Angeles delegation which escorted Mrs. Evans here, that Ad- miral Evans would be in Los Angeles to attend the banquet of the 20th, and be in the automobile parade the fol- lowing day, there seems to be as much uncertainty as ever about his partic- ipating in any of the Los Angeles fes- tivities. It is impossible to get an authentic statement but Dr. Mcdonald said: We are not responsible for what the members of the Los Angeles delegation may have stated"
 One member of the Los Angeles party it is learned from friend of Admiral Evans, was so insistent upon the latter's presence that he asked permission to send a specialist from Los Angeles with a view of ascertain ing whether the admiral could stand the trip and the strain of being at the banquet for q few minutes. The offer was declined.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
ARTIFICIAL ACTIVITY
 IN THE STOCK MARKET
It Was Suspiciousiy Confined to Hith- erto Sluggish Lines.

New York. April 10.-The stock market enjoyed a considerable period of strength today. but gave evidence during the later stages of an advance of a reactionary tendency. Advances were especially sharp in d number of usually inactive stocks. The rather er- ratio jumps which were forced in these and gave the market an artificial as pect which begot a spirit of caution in following their movements. Steel was weak. Amalgamated Copper's heavi- ness Vas sympathetic. There were re- ports originating in London that the selling agent Of the Amalgamated Cop per company was cutting prices in London. There was a reduction of the price of copper in London and also in the price of the metal in New York. Bonds were firm.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11

one of the leading producers whose selling price has been held above the market, met the figures of other inter- ests. One concern is said to be hold ing for $135O but to be doing no busi- ness at this figure.
 Lead was lower in London with spot at ef2 15s. The local market was firm and unchanged at $3.90m4.00.
 Spelter declined to &21 5s in Lon don. and was dull and unchanged at S4.6OG4.75 in the local market.
 Iron vas lower !n London. with standard foundry at 51s and Cleveland warrants at 52s 3d. Locally no change was reported.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
PRESIDENT WILL INSIST
 ON FOUR BATTTESHIPS
Congress About to be Visited by a Message on That Subject.

Washington April 10. President Roosevelt's known desipe that the building of four battleships shall be authorized by congress during the present session may result in the sending of a special message urging such action. It was said at the White House today that while no message on the subject is now in course of preparation. d final determination as to whatever is to be written has not been reached.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
TAFT IN LOUISVILLE
 ,J0LLIES BRYAN MEN
Tsrries For Five Hours Discussing Policies of Mckinley and Roosevelt.

Louisville, April 10.-Secretary Taft ended an eventful and busy five hours in Louisville by a speech tonight in the Hopkins Theater. The secretary arrived at 2:50 D. m. and after a rap i'd ride down town from Crescent Hill was given a public reception at the Gait House. After dinner the secre- tary addressed an overflow meeting in front of the theater. MT. Taft en- tering the theater for the principal ad- dress. was accorded a laundering well come.
 We have before us." said the sec retary. "a campaign presenting many serious issues. There are some oth- CTS not so important. but which are being kept alive by the gentlemen who l presume. will head the democratic column. Mir. Bryan. I presume, speaks for the democratic party"
 At the mention of Bryan's name there was a scattering. but vigorous applause, lasting a minute or two. When they became quiet. Mir Taft. smiling, said: T am glad to note that there appears to be number of dem ocrats disguised as followers of Bryan. in the house. I hope they will stay and hear little sound doctrine
 Amid laughter and cheers. the sec retary launched into a discussion of the policies of the Mckinley and the Roosevelt administrations in regard to the acquisition of the Philippines.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
A GOVERNMENT MOVE
To Suspend a Clause of the Railroad
 Rate Law Until 1910.

Washington, April 10-Chairman i,l- kins today brought to the attention of the senate committee or interstate commerce q letter from Attorney Gen eral Bonaparte submitting an amcEd- ment to a resolution to suspend until January ]. 1910. the penalties attach, q to the commodity clause of the raii- road rate law. The amendment is in tended to protect the right of railr iads to permit the government to test 'hc constitutionality of the clause in ad- vance of its operation.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
The Movements of the Vessels Worked Out
 to the MinuteSt Detail
The Commander Requests CaiOrnans to Restrain Themselves in the Matter of Liquid Hospitality to the Enlisted Men.

for the capital at La Paz few days after the battleships go.
 The Point Loma wireless station was in communication today with the Peruvian cruiser Almirante Grau, coming up the coast bound for San Francisco, 10 be present at the review of the battleship fleet. The Grau to- day is about three hundred miles, down the coast from Queries. As there is no opportunity to coal her. it is thought she may call here tomorrow.