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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

Dist and Henderson, 5 rooms,
all modern except furnace,
nearly new, cement walks in
side and out, good barn, full
lot-$2,S00.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
Glencoe Place

Southwest corner of oath
and Fort SITS. Nothing better
in Omaha than lots in this
addition. Just placed on the
market and several sold. Have
water, sewer, gas and side
walks. Price, $3.50 and up; so
cash, balance $40 per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

BEMIS PARK.

BIG Lincoln boulevard, nearly new S-room
modern dwelling, with oak finish down
stairs, fronting south: beautiful lot and
surroundings, House has most up-to-date
plumbing and lighting. All specials paid.
Price, $3.50. but owner is anxious to sell
see this.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

s 4OO-Will buy two nice lots at 4sth and
Pacific SITS. Eastern owner instructs
us to close them out. Qy-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

$2,725. Corner 3Sth and Fow-
Ter Ave, new Groom modern
except heat; full basement;
nearly completed; one block
from car line, very large
rooms.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-11-20
ESTRAYED COLT

Estrayed from Lots pasture one
two-year-old bay filly colt, white
hind feet and one white fore pot,
branded half circle D on right stifle
IS reward given for return of colt to
r. Cannon, X mile west uf Finley.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-11-20

Believing that Kennewick ia destin-
I'd to be city of no small cOnse-
quence and that the people are EMIT.
led to the best. We have endeavor-
ed to put imam up to date Shaving
Parlor and wish to thank the public
tor their liberal patronage In tie
past and respectful, ask a. continu
ance of he same. V. NJ. VAN.tOoK.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-11-20

For Sale-House and lot cheap and
on very easv terms. Very little
money will handle this. Apply At
this office.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-11-20

sHoEs-.-With each pair of shoes
sold at any price we will give Tree
one pair of good hose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06

He expects to have "A crop Of grain
and vegetables this year and Is Of the
opinion that some Of the produce
grown on the land will take first prize
at the Irrigation congress. a tenn.
poTary reservoir, which viii cover
nearly an acre Of ground. Is under
course OF construction and another
one viii be buiit IN the fail TO store
NJ large supply Of water for irri-
CATION purposes IN the spring. Mr.
BadaraccO intends to secure large
number Of mountain trout and place
them In his reservoirs. Up TO date he
has expended more than $4,000 for
construction work on the pipe line and
other improvements MI Badaracco
intends to make his mountain farm
one % the best In New Mexico. He
has already started the work Of plant.
ing 500 box elder trees and will put
500 grape vines out just as soon as
they arc received from the east. II has
been suggested that Mr. Badaracco
turn the farm into q sanitarium for
health seekers, as il X located in an
Ideal spot and has all the necessary
for health resort. He
has decided, however to wait until he
sees how the project turns out before
taking any action In this direction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
Campaign WILL Be
CLOSED WITH BIG
AEEI!NG
Republicans to Hold Rally al
Corner Of Central and Sec
ond Street Tonight, with
Democrats Across Street

The eily campaign VIII wind up to-
night IN flare Of oratOry and Albu-
querque Will make noise Ike a real
election The election work has been
comparatively quiet up 10 now, but
tonight Il Is going to break out with
all sorts OF fury In last effort to
convince the voter.
The republicans will hold a big rail-
~ at the corner of Central avenue and
Second street. In front Of the Armiio
building. The speakers viii be sew
eral Of Albuquerque's best known
men, and the meeting win start at
half past O'Clock sharp
Across the street In second street
the democrats viii also hold a meet
ing and at about the same hour.
Their speakers are also wcn known,
and between the two the usually busy
corner promises TO hold a fair sized
crowd
Very little election work was done
yesterday by either side although the
voters were flooded in yesterday
mail with letters containing
platforms, tickets and stick
crs, and II appears that both sides
have been carrying on rather eff
fectivc correspondence campaign
The result VIII probably be a fairly
heavy vote tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
N LETTINGS Be GIN
IN METHODIST
CHURCH
LAST d Union EVa0goIIStIc Ser
vices in Presbyterian Church
Attended by Large Crowds
Yesterday,

The union oNpngcistic services UNI
der Rev Charles r. Barrett which
have been going on in the Presbyter-
ian church for some time past, viii be
held in the First Methodist church
this week, beginning this evening AT
q 80 Mr. Barrett win speak on the
rather startling topic pigs Devils
and Fools Ia Which he viii touch on
local conditions on the eve Of city
election, the address should prove of
special interest Bible readings will
begin Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
In the Baptist church.
The meetings held In the Prosby-
terrain church yesterday were the larg-
est yet recorded many people being
turned away In the afternoon Mr.,
Barrett addressed large gathering
OF men on the tonic, "Fobiddcn Fuit "
The evening meeting was undouhted-
N the largest that ever assembled TO
hear an evangelist IN Albuquerque
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06

Mrs Marjorie Lambert Russell
editor 81 THE Earth. the clcyercsl
railway magazine published was lr
! Albuquerque last night on her was
I ~ visit Gtdnd Canyon aud the Salt
river valley IN Arizona
+ The Mcintosh Browns aefoattd the
/ Bafelas GuyH by Tho score u II T.
I10 NJ Traction Park yeai. rday a, igs,as.s..
moon The pitchers on 1Tfh sides
were hit freely he game being pref
~ much of q HiugginR match. BITTER
icsi Mcintosh Dunn Allen aud Hos
/ ford Barelas o Baunon and Pona.
Thc funeral 81 The late Il zasInsky
who died Saturday after short M
ness with pneumonia. win be held
Tuesday morning AZ . O'Clock from
the Immaculate Conception church
The services VIII consist Of solemn
high mass Requiem music VIII ho
furnished by The Immaculate Coneep-
ton chur Burial viii be made NJ
Santa Barbara cemetery Mrs II Nc
CHM, daughter Of tho deceased III
expected 10 arrive this morning from
Old McNco TO attend the funeral
A special train left the city yostcr-
day morning for the north having on
board the following Santa re officials
who arrived IN tho city Saturday evo-
ming ] w kendrlck. third vice. prose
idcnt g II. Sharp, general suprrin-
tendeut Of the third grand division
p II, Buck general superintendent OF
motive power; G.. W. KouuH. general
trAfflr agent, and james Kurn. super
lnlcndrni Of the Now Mexico division
The officials are returning to their
hchdquhrtcrs after an inspection trip
over The coast lines
Joc Galgano, crack pitcher Of Al
1uquetque'N team of last season and
aignod up for the coming season with |
The pueblo Indians, has written TO
Manager Webster, expressing a Will I
.ingncaa 70 play with Trinidad Gal |
9nno ~ "A fast twlrler and regarded as
. coming Lacquer Howard an out
Helder viii report on the fifteenth fei
: tiypul ana writes that he VIII bring |
Z good man with him Johnny" /
Hcen ia" "Homorun Johnny" Of last /
Years team who played hhoriaop, Is /
also expected here INA short time
ireen may be- Kept 10 tho outfIeld I
hs ycnr Trinidad Advertiser.
Rev u Moser pastor Of The I.u /
hprm church of albuquerque and
iolon held services at the Lutheran
'hureh la this city last sunday. Rev.
aoscr preached morning and evening
n English and Ia HE afternoon la
icrman There was q large attend
nice of members ana congregation
Hcseut ~ All Of these services. At
he afternoon services, christening ex-
foises took place Of Dorothy Helen,
he young daughter Or Mr.. and Mrs.
'aul 3 Daiics MI Charles Relnken
nd MI H. g Heokor acted as apon.
ors Hev M Moser performed the
,cautlful baptismal services of the
lutheran church In an Impressive and
GLENN manner Belon Tribune
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
LAOS
MAKING GOOD
Veteran Manager Of Pueblo
Bah TBam Believes GaIgano,
Clancy and Corhan Are the
Real Thing,

Manager Frank Sclec Of the Pueblo
Indians, in speaking Of the outlook for
his team this year has this 70 say re-
Rbrdng the former Albuquerque boys
who arc making good with the In
dams this year 81 expect Galgano to
develop INTO ono of the greatest play
cts in the Western league this year
lie probably win pitch some, bur most
Of the time will hold down third base
CLANCY Is "a grand second bdsentan
and the Western league has not n
faster shortstop than Corhan," Sclor
Is veteran major league manager
aud knows bah player wiyn he secs
cue and there is no doubt hut what
his selection Of players for tho Pueblo
team this year viii place HE Indians
nearer the top than they were last
season
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06


and Arizona Fair Monday and Tuca-
cay
Abcllolo Pena Of san Mateo was in
the city yesterday.
g. y. Doh arrived from santa ~
iasf nlght on Ia business trlp
Al. NJ sslaaar ~ IN tie city GA d
busiue1 vsii from Springer
Miss Quintz wns visitor ii the
city yesterday from silver city.
Mira. b. ?. sturgos Of silver city
was visitor IN the witty yesterday
ieaqulnnla Raca was a visitor In Tho
city Yesterday from Pena Blanca
Herman schwoizer. manager Of the
Harvey curlo, leaves this morning on
Q abort business trip 70 Gallup roe
turning TO the city Tuesday
John G. plemmous county treasurer
~ Sierra county loft last night for hi
home 10 llilHbotu after a business
visit here.
Mrs Theodore Chaeon If las We
sns arrived IN The civ last nh;h far
sburl Visit with her no.hei -in-taw
Mrs Edward chacon on South TGird
street
- llultonih. special representa-
tive OF the interior dt paument la New
NJ rico was NJ ae city yesterday from
Santa ne
David BeHuyais connected with the
santa rita Mining company az Santa
RITA. arrived IN the city Yesterday
morning being called here by tho
serious Illness Of his brother. Rev
Father BeauyaiH
The fira street Clippers worsted
the Bafelas Reds on the BarolaaI
grounds Yesterday afternoon by tie
Npore " 10 10 Batteries Clippers
Meyer CucbHiuayaiiauo ana TruaWcn,
Reds Garcia and Marie.
Stated eonolavr Of Pilgrim com
mahdery No 3. Is o. Monday oven
inR, April =, at s O'Clock sharp. All
visiting slr Knights are cordially in
Nttod, 49, order ~ thc EN- Commnn-
der uarrs Braun. Rer'd
Arthur y Wardc. Of New YORK /
representing Max Figman In rhr
Man on Tho Box arrived ID the cHy /
la"i night to complete arrangements .
Tor The appearance 81 the PLAY in
hlke ihealcr pn April
Charles " Stafford. travelling nudI
tor 81 the territory, arrived m Albu.
9pcque laat night Nh Stafford wlll|
make this cts his headquarters for
scNcrul weeks white examining thy'
county records nf Bernalllu. saudu
Val anu Valencia cuuntlce
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
SPRING
WATER FROM THE
s A n D | A S
Novel Reclamation Scheme by
Albuquerque Man IN Embudo
Canyon Thirteen Miles West
Of This City,

An Albuquerque man has evolved a
scheme FOR retaining desert land
owned bN him ON the mesa that has
urtesiau wells and private pumping
PLANTS beat a city block Pete Rada-
rncro owns good spring OF clear wa
tei M Emhudo canyon. in the sandals,
ahaui thirteen miles east OF the city,
aud also owns l60 acres of desert
land W the valley In order To utilize
the water for irrigation purposes he
hsa laid two miles of four-ineh iron
pipe from the spring 20 his hand in
THE valley and viii at once commence
the work OF planting trees, grape
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06

OAK CHAIRS. ROCKERS, DRESS
ERS AND CHIFFONERS AT
PRICES WAY BELOW ALL COM
PETITIONS. DRE,SSIiRS SO; CHE
FIONERS 1928; CANE SEAT
CHAIRS $50; SEWING ROCKERS
Sf,25; LARGE PORCH ROCKERS
Si.50. FtT'frf7'T.3 FURNITURE 60.
WEST END NIADJC1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
FEES ROOT BEER. THE BEER
OF QUALITY. WAITON'S DRUG
STORE.
NEW UNDERWOOD 1YPEWRITERs
LESS rs PER CENT.
ALBUQUERQUE TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE.

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
LAUNDERING LADIES' COLLARS,
SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS. I'M
PERIAL LAUNDRY, BACK OF
POSTOEFTCE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
Try a Morning Journal Want.


All water accounts are now due and
payable before the 5th Of the month
Water supply Gompany's office, 219
West Gold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
Notice Roscnwald, hcc window.

ALI KINDS or SCREEN WORK
DONE BY THE SUPERIOR PLAN
ING MILL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06

EARLY ONO SEED POTATOES.
ITALIAN AND NATIVE GARLIC
BULBS. ONION SETS AND SEED.
L. w FEE. 6Oa-GOi SOUTH FIRST
STREET. PHONE 10, BULK AND
PACKAGE SEEDS OF EVERY
KNOWN VARIETY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06

OUR POLICY Is QUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS. LET us
SHOW YOU THAT WE CAN SAVE
you MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
les. r. G. PRATT Il co, 2I4 SO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
LOCAL ITEMS or INTEREST

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06
DR.. H. D. PETTlFORD

VETERINARY SURGEON.
Practices Therapeutics, Surgery and
Obstetrics ON Equine, Bovine, Divine,
Pocine, Dnlne and Feline. Tele-
phone A., Residence, 737 South
Walter sUeet, Albuquerque. n. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06

IF You ARE IN NEED or ANY
THING DAINTY IN THE GROCERY
LINE YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND IN
AT 4. G. PRATT n Co, 214 SOUTH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-06

and Arizona Fair Monday aud Tucs-
cay
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
J. (. Bradbury For Recorder.

One of the 'odimes" in the Territory. and candidate the Republican ticket is Bradbury candidate for the office of Recorder subject the will of the people Tuesday
 Mr. Bradbury Arizona twenty-two years ago. and for the has been resident of Yavapa for which he has accomplished much good by his work prospecor and exploter of the county great
 Way back in his younger days Mir Bradbury used his living by teaching school the frs, money by being by this method He recognized mathematician ability and clerical of high order These qualifications for great deal the Recorders they the high efficiency of that office for the past years
 Mir Bradbury of the who opened the Zero ten miles south of this city, from which $4 accd He also the New Jersey Mining Company which spent $aoooo in this county development work He the superintendent of the company and such the confidence of those associated with him in the enterprise that the company check book was always at his personal disposal
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28

Mir Bradbury and his partner through their enterprises nave bringing into this county some S's"" '' "e'eP
 
 He wa, the first president the Tiger Miners Union and has always employed labor By his conservative methods ne ha away, succeeded pleasing only his employers but hN e poyc we'll He who does himself and others null jus tice.
 conduct of the Recorders office has been mark ability accuracy and uniform courtesy to the pubic ana ever there was DESERVED reelection he iN that man There have office parasites on the public purse has performed his work faithfully and Efficiently that ordinary for send in
 location be recorded and the original would few days During the previous ad mnaton required from weeks months to get instrument recorded
 What Mr. Bradbury has accomplished in the office will be another column of the accomplishments of the administrations Voters urgently invited to read it.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
A Matter of Business.

County government business When the people elect office a hiring of fellow do job. If the people they will hire the that will them the good for the they pay County offices make rich they created for get and then do nothing but draw their salary The salaries in Yavapai county high high in for the work requrcdand any who gets afford to do we'll and spend his attending baseball games Those who will well should remembered hired again all life the wcedng of the dishonest the incompetent and the ng Let the people of this county hire the best public possible this election what his his politics. Get good for the places.
 The Republican ticket stands squarey merits for integrity and ability and therefore gives satisfaction eliminating
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Read the County Reports.

Whenever county officer places before the public of expenditures it the duty of every citizen appreciate what is than a duty double dutyone himself and the other the serv ing him. duty he performs willingly when has private enterprise which none the less duty necessity when the report county laid forth to his
 In other columns of the Journal Miner there printed ports of the offices of the County Recorder Super These made directly citizens the ports We will let each stand for what county But do urge that every citizen carefully and determine what they him have managed economically the portion of business affairs has them is pecunary look these reports the you would examine a rendered your mine your ranch, your your house.
 When when you have examined follow them would follow such reports your business fairs If these have rendered good service them the capacity which they have done well In your you would do this You would discharge faithful employe who
 has made for you You would yourself of him for newcomer of whose ability for the service you nothing fore if these officers have performed we'll retain them--and you know how-at the polls Tuesday
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
MURDER ADMINISTERING PHOENIX CAUSES THREE
 SHOOTINGS IN A WEEK
By Axspciated Pvsss

By Axsociatsd PTsss
 PHOENIX, Oct. 27. - Homicide seems 10 have infected the air of this community. Following the death of Tom Clark as a consequence of Dick Fleteher's bullet, Jesse Pierce Sun. day night shot and killed Ossian N. Button at tne home of Button's es. tranged wife, and F.. B. Knox the fol lowing morning during a fit of mad ness fatally wounded his wife and at tempted suicide, though not with much success.
 Driven insane by grief and i'll health, possessed of the hallucination that he was in danger of eleetrocution. Knox, formerly a cashier of the Phoe. nix National Bank and we'll known here, fatally shot his bride of seven months, in the back yard of l.. F.. hewins, at 1903 East Washington street, about 7;45 Monday morning. and tried to take his own life bv siash'ng his wrist with a pocket knife.
 At the hospital Mrs. Knox's wound was examined by Mrs. Palmer, Martin and Plath. It was found that a "A eaiiber bullet had entered the left breast an inch below the heart, glanc. ed downward, and came out just be. low the ribs. One lung, the diaphragm and probably the stomach had been pierced and the woman was bleeding internally.
 Phoenix was startled by the second Killing within a week, when Ossian M nu''on was shot and killed by Jesse Pierce of Meca, at the home of N,s Button on Jefferson street, near Ninth street Button lived but a short finn. aiter and was never able to speaL aiter he was shot. When found hi. cody lay crossways in the room near 1. door' and but little blood had oorea rom the four wousds inflicted! F. U. spsud'ng' who lives next door. va,
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
What Does Cameron's Election Mean!

1, means single statehood Arizona before March next
 h means the mos, enabling which has been granted any Territory the Centennial year
 means that Arizona Congress which meets in Decen b c represented by senators and one representa- tive clothed witt, privileges of the floor and committees and in position to wonderful resources known to the world as they yet been known
 |, means that will be represented by man who Will devote his splendid energies to looking alter the mining agricultural interests oi the new State It means will be line with and in position to command liberal appropriations for state and federal public works
 |, means ha, the legitimate capital will be drawn towards Arizona for investment
 |, many idle will be developed giving employment idle and aening the return of flush times.
 It means the enhancement every piece of realty
 It appropriations for public buildings Bisbee and other cities which have received ahng during years of Mark Smiths residence Washington and Kentucky ..
 It means ha, real work will try accomplish hot air has failed to do.
 It means that, every Arizona will representative Washington who will that they kept closely touch with the all important of the agricultural department that they kept well informed of all the valuable reference sheep cattle and that they will with faithful regularity their allotment of seeds and plants from the heads of the various subdepartmen and that the repre- during their desires respecting legislation in Washington.
 t a and talke will in Washington look after the vas, important conservation of Arixonas natural resources
 These things that for Arizona her people only wise enough the truth and do their duty election day
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28

the first at tas scene. He went to house as soon as he heard the shoy and met Pierce coming out of t front door with a .38 caliber 'evolv in his hand, with which the shootin had been done.
 Pierce was . white sa a sneet s so weak from the excitement and ta realization of the terrible trsge that he had to lean on Spauldipg fd support. When asked what he hd done, Pierce told of the tragedy, az then Spaulding took the gun. c01 stable Murphy was only . couple 1 blocks away, and was soon on scene and arrested Pierce. He w1 taken to the county jail and placed the woman's cell, which was also ol eupied ny Dick Fletcher.
 Mrs. Buttons story Is to tae efe( that she and her husband had bed married several years and have N children, aged two and four years, ba had been separated for several month As result of a verdict rendered i1 the coroner's jury this morning aboY II o'clock, before Justice Johnston' Dick Fletcher is held without bail fd fne killing of Tom Clark, to answ' at the preliminary examinatio' which will probably take place tomo row morning.
 The verdict was . surprise to tho' who thought that Fletcher would held blsmeless.
 Tom Clark died Sunday mornin about o'clock at St. Josephs ho pital. Fletcher was arrested soon a terward by Deputy Sheriff Adams an placed In the woman's cell in th county Jail. Fletcher was asleep whe found by the officer.