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The Prescott daily news., 1908-02-19
TO OUR OUT OF TOWN SUBSCRIBERS.

Complying with recent ruling of the Postmaster General The News will have discontinue all papers sent through the mail where subscribers are in arrears. The order went into effect January l. 9O8 after which date three months allowed renewal subscrip tons to The Daily News and year the Weekly News from such subscribers paid in advance that tend credit to such subscribers it worthy of been some little accommodation subscribers After the limit has expired feel that subscribers will ap. precae the extreme necessity part conforming to the regulation by discontnung their subscrp tions upon expiration In doing it is matter about which have neither discretion opton the new post office ruling making it imperative
 Not complimentary copies can be sent We shall have to follow the ruling of the postoce department or suffer the penalty imposed by the government which we cannot afford to do
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 Dailies, within three months;
 Tri-weeklies, within six months;
 Weekles, within year;
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Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

in the city The Pythian Sisters were
 gathered also during this hour and
 shortly after both the knights and their
 ladies sat down to enjoy the feast
 monies arranged were abbreviated ow-
 ing to the fact that the excursion train
 to the south side left at F o'clock
 and all desired to hear the address of the supreme chancellor There was a welcome by Mir. Langston and a speech
 by Judge Webster Street. after which the toasts were to have followed put were dispensed with. The supreme chancellor was introduced and pro- ceeded with the delivery of a very fil,e address as he is an interesting speaker and particularly so when the subject is that of Pythianism, on which he is es- pecially fitted to talk The festivities were concluded about midnight and it was one of the most pleasant and pro- fitable days the order ever had in this territory. There were about 175 people present at the banquet. Judge Barnes when questioned concerning his i'm pressions of the valley spoke in terms of the greatest compliment and also of satisfaction at the efforts made to g1ve him an enjoyable day. Although yes terday was the windiest. rawest and most uncomfortable day Phoenix has had for a long time, Judge Barnes in sisted that it was a pleasant one. com pared with the weather he has recently experienced.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
PYThlANS HONORtD
 AND APPRfCIA1IVE
Representatives From All Over the Domain Gather to Greet Supreme Chancellor Barnes.

| Judge and Mrs Charles A Barnes O
 Jacksonville. H., the former being tn,
 supreme chancellor of the Knights o | Pythias, arrived here yesterday morn | ing via the Santa Fe, from southern California, for an official visit to tho domain of Arizona. The trip was rath-
 CT a hurried one in the beginning anC J it was impossible for Mir and Mrs Barnes to devote more than one day tc Arizona, so it had been previously ar ranged for a representative gathering
 of as many of the Arizona knights as
 possible in Phoenix, to meet them
 They had intended also to stop a day
 in New Mexico and another in Okla .
 homa, but yesterday received word of
 the serious illness of their little son
 so they canceled these two engage
 ments, and left on the Diamond Joe train this morning for home.
 Fourteen of the twenty-three lodges in the jurisdiction had representatives here yesterday to meet the distinguish ed visitors and among them were the following members of the territorial grand lodge: Hiram P. Merrill or Je- rome, grand vice chancellor; R. H. Ollson of Globe. grand master at arms; {; J. D. Loper of Mesa City. grand keep CT of records and seal Dr. l.. A. w. Burtch of Clifton, grand inside guard :: Webster Street or Phoenix, past su- preme representative: J. NJ. Aitken of Prescott. supreme representative; A. J. Matthews of Tempe. grand trustee
 The visitors were met at the depot yesterday morning by q joint commit tee of thelodges in this valley and the Pythian Sisters and escorted to the Ford hotel where breakfast was served. After a short rest Judge J. H. Lang ston of Phoenix. the grand chancellor and Mrs. Ida Moore, grand chief of the Pythian Sisters accompanied Judge and Mrs. Barnes on an automobile trip east as far as Clayson's ranch, north to the Arizona canal, west to Center street. and south through the Indian school grounds and back to Phoenix. and a number of local city show places, in-- cluding the capitol grounds. In the afternoon Messrs. C. A. Staffer, A. J. Matthews and J. D. Loper accompanied Judge Barnes on another automobile ride through the west end of the val ley.
 Last evening there was a district of the lodge presided over by Supreme Chancellor Barnes who made d short talk to the members and exem- plified the secret work. While this was going on Mesrs. Williams and Haffner were engaged in preparing the tables in the banquet room TOT one of the most elaborate spreads ever laid
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

When you go to see the home folks, Back in the dear old state,
 Take to them some Cactus Candy They will surely think it's great.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
HE SPRING RIDE 10
 CASTLE HOT SPRINGS
Of All the Seasons 1t Is the Most Delightful For an Overland Trip.

The deserts will soon be yellow and
 green with the spring flowers and the
 verdure that covers them before the
 dry winds of summer turn them to their usual brownness. It will be the most delightful of all times in the year for travelling cross country and enjoy ing the blending scenery of mountain and plain, all of which makes one think of Castle Hot Springs and the delight full trip between the railroad station and that famous resort.
 It is well to again call attention to the low rates given by the Santa Fe from Phoenix to the springs and the special excursion rates that are offered for Friday trips. The season at the springs win close before long and many will wish they had taken advantage of their opportunities to spend one or sev- eral days there. Of the beauties of the springs environment one might write for a long time without exhausting the subject for they are as changeful as the seasons and as continuous. Of the springs facilities too much cannot be said for everything can be found that one would seek in a first class pleas ure resort, as we'll as the healing waters that do so much to restore to health the victims of stomach trouble and rheumatic pains.
 The trip from Hot Springs Junction is made partly by automobile and part ly with big thoroughbrace stage coach, vehicle of real novelty these days, even in Arizona. Only three or four hours are required to make the journey and the surrounding scenery and continuous novelty iare charming. even to those who have often made the same trip. It will be to the advantage of all who seek little outing. to call at the Santa Fe offices where full infor- nation may be had. both about the springs and the rates.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
ANOTHER FINE sTALLioN.-o.

ANOTHER FINE STAlliON.-One
 more fine stallion has been added to
 the valley stock of blooded horses. C.
 H. BarkIey arrived yesterday from ! Tucson with a handsome black animal which will be here at least during the summer and probably permanently THE FIRE ALARM-A fire alarm was sent in from Third and Mckinley
 street yesterday afternoon and the department made good run. but found only small bl; ze in the alley between the residences of Rev. Coats and Mir Emerson. There was no damage. but il was a fine day for q fire. if good one had ever got a start. as the wind was blowing hard all da.-.
 4 BURNING MfSSIVE.-The Span ish is a polite language, always music
 al and in the mouth of man in love, becomes expressive and fervent But for that matter so does almost any
 language. even the language of the
 eyes. One in love says and does things
 that one in his right mind would balk at. Justice Johnstone yesterday came
 into possession of q love letter from
 Marcial NOriego to Loretta Garcia,
 which was the outpouring of a smit-
 ten. if not tortured soul. Miss Garcia
 is informed in the first place. that the
 writer lies prOstrate at "her little
 feet" The brain storm increases in furiosity and he declares "If I were a
 king. l would give you a throne: if 1 were God. I would give you heaven. But being neither king nor God. l can only throw myself prostrate at your little feet"
 WILL EXCHANGE QUARTERS Some time next week there will be d readjusting of the offices in the ter ritorial capitol building. The auditor and territorial secretary will exchange suites. or rather the new secretary, J. H. Page, will stay where he is now. while auditor and MT. Nichols will bring the secretary's office to him when he gets through with it. MT. Ely will take up his position in the pres ent secretary's suite and wait for Mir Page to send the auditors office in to him when he gets through with it. The reason of this change is that the outgrown the capacity of the vault in that suite as the territorial records and documents necessarily kept on file are becoming very voluminous. The suite occupied by the territorial secretary, on the contrary, has
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, March 21.-FOrecast for Arizona; Fair Sunday and Mon-
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
CAME BACK FOR A REsT-Hs

CAME BACK FOR A REST-Harry Griffin returned yesterday morning after an absence of several years. He has been in business in Seattle for several wears. He is by no means an invalid, bnt last winter he had a se- were cold which left his health impair ed and he determined to return 10 this climate which he knows so well for restoration.
 FAvORABLY RECOMMENDED In accordance with customary usage. the congressional committee to which they were referred, passes along to the interior department. and that depart ment to the governor, the various bills introduced in this session relating to municipalities or counties wishing to bond themselves for any purpose, with a request for report upon the facts and recommendations concerning their passage. Recently five such bills were received by Governor Kibbey and as the report was desired promptly. when he left for the south he direct ed his secretary. Mir. Ely. to make the report which was completed and for warded yesterday. in each instance setting forth their reasons for the measures and recommending their passage. One Of the bills is the Phoe- nix sl50.000 bonding bill. to provide funds for redeeming the old warrants. The other four are county bonding bills. Gila county requires s25.000 more to complete her fine new court house: Apache county wants sl5.0G0 to build a newer court house in place of the present small quarters; Moha- We wants S25,000 and Yuma county $15.000. in each case for new court house and jail in place of the present old and inconvenient adobe structures.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

VIOLIN LESSONS. Fountains music store. All latest songs
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

vault much larger than is needed for the records of that office. Moreover. the auditor has a larger clerical force and the new suite will be more con venient in that respect. while it will be more convenient for the governor and secretary to be close to- gether at the same end of the build
 ing with only a corridor between.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
STANFORD WINS TRACK MEET

Stanford University. March 21.- Stanford defeated the University of Southern California on the track to- day. by score of 104 to IS.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

THE MESSIAH.-April 14th is the date announced for the Messiah" tC be sung by the Phoenix Choral So- ciety. Visiting soloists will be in at tendance and the singing of the ora torio will be one of the high class nru sical events ot the year.
 BUcKEYE' ExCURSloN.-The an- nouncement of the date of the Buck eye excursion yesterday was q little premature. as it had not been defi- nitely settled. Most of the Auto club seem to prefer a week day, rather than a Sunday for the excursion. and it is likely the excursion will be Friday April 9. The matter however. will be definitely settled at the meeting of the Automobile club Monday afternoon at o'clock
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. First Church of Christ Scientist. postoffice building. entrance on Monroe street. Morning service at II o'clock: sub ject of lesson sermon. Natter" Sun day school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at 7:30 o'clock Read ing rooms maintained in connection with this church may be found at the same address and are open daily to the public. All authorized literature pertaining tO Christian Science may here be read or purchased if desired. Visitors are made welcome.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

Few people conceal their personal qualities when they are good.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
OFFICIAL $ MAIL
 BOX IS OPENED
COUNT YRECoRDER OF GRAHAM
 COUNTY LOSES VALUABLE LET
 TIERS CONTAINING MONEY OR DERs AND OTHER vALUABLEs.

SOLOMONYILLE. Nov. 20.--Some parties unknown opened the mail box of County Recorder Nit Simms on sun day evening after the distribution of the mail and extracted several very val uable letters containing several money orders, checks, legal documents, deeds, etc, also some legal tender of small denominations, and after appropriating the greenbaeks, destroyed all the oth- CT papers by tearing them lup in small bits The pieces were found at the rear corner of the Solomon Commercial Company store. MT. Simms has sever al clues as to the identity of the guilty party, who is under close surveillance, and if proved conclusively, he will be punished to the full extent of the law.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Walking Around United States

Starl Bromley, a professional pedes, trian, whose only mission on earth just now is to walk around the entire border of the United States, is travelling along the Mexican border through Arizona and reached Douglas Tuesday. Toledo, Ohio, was his starting point and he has already walked 1000 miles. If he com pletes the trip within three years and adheres to all the rules set down for him he will receive $2,O0O
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Buckeye Cotton Gin

The cotton gin for the Buckeye dis trict has arrived in Phoenix and will be hauled to Arlington, in the lower end of the valley, where it will be erected. The machine weighs 22,000 pounds and is of the latest and most approved type, and it's installation will mark the open. ing ofla new era in the cotton industry in Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
To Stop Liouor Selling

The city council of Yuma has invited Miss Eagan. special agent and super intendent of the Fort Yuma Indian school, to be present at it's next meet ing. Miss Eagan will be asked to give her views as to the best methods to be pursued in movement having for its object the suppression of the sale of liquor to Indians in Yuma county.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Suit Against Southern Pacific

Suit has been filed in the Phoenix district court by c. w. Mckee of Me Kee s cash store in that city, against the Southern Pacific railroad company for $14S.76 loss on carload of pota- toes from Oregon by reason of delay and freezing. This is to be test case involving disputed points of law and will be of interest to all merchants dealing with the railroad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Enrollment at High Mark

Tho school enrollment in the Tucson public schools for the month of Octo- Der reached l,S44, which is record mark for these schools. The increase so far for the present month would in- dicate that the enrolment will pass the 1 800 mark for the month of November. Reports from schools all over the terri tory show satisfactory gains, which is the best indication of n rapid increase in the general population of Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Trade Bringing Trip

party consisting of Lin B. Orme, John Meyers, J. Greenhaw, J. M. liar mon. w. s. Sitnett, H. F.. Mann of Bis bee, c. w. Gulley, S. B. Blackmere, MT. Clements, C. II. Akers, c. w. Mckee and F. A. Jones will leave Phoenix this morning to make a trinp to the Palo Verde valley. The purpose of the ex- eursion is to boost for trade in that section for Phoenix.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Violent Death in Bisbee

M J. MeNess was found lying un- conscious in the street at Bisbee Mon day evening and died before regaining Consciousness. Whether he fell acci- dentally or was knocked down has not been determined, but the eoroner's jury returned a verdict to the effect that death resulted from wound in the back of the head, presumably made by contact with the pavement in falling.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Conductor Faulkner Dead

Friends of Conductor Faulkner, who was shot at Hachita last week by two drunken Mexican cowboys, will regret to learn that he has suceumbed to the effects of the bullet which penetrated his intestines. He died in the hospital at Fl Paso, where he was taken after the shooting.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Aztec Elects Officers

The Aztec club of Phoenix Wednes- day elected officers for the ensuing year in their club rooms at the Adams hotel Dr. J. W. Foss, Vernon Cook, Charles E. Arnold, George E.. Hahn, T. w. Chamberlain. Sylvani Gang, |. T. Hosey and J. F. Griffin were selected to serve on the hoard of directors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Christian science Church

A Christian Science church, it is said is soon to be. organized in Douglas There are considerable number in that city, adherents to the faith, but in the past they have had no definite organization. They will form a church and attempt to build house of wor. ship.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Arizonans otf for Mexico

leven Arizonans, all intepding to in- vest in land in the tropical portion of Mexico, left Phoenix and Tempe Wednesday evening. They are being piloted by Edwin c. Bishop, of Bishop & Haun, Arizona representatives of the Mexico International Land company The party will tour the southern part of the republic, travelling out of Mexico City.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Storm Appeals Case

Former Treasurer J. P. storm of Yav. apai county, recently convicted of us ing $l, ,000 of county money while in of fee, has appealed his ease to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals of the Unfed States in San Francisco. He has been released from custody on $s,000 bond.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
How.to Irea, a sprain

Sprains, swellings and lameness are promptly relieved by Chamberlain s Liniment.. This liniment reduces infa- nation and soreness so that a sprain may be cured in about one third the time required by the usual treatment. 15 and 50 cent sizes for sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Elected by One Vote

By just one little vote Neil F. Bailey. democrat, has been elected to help rep resent Coehise county in the lower house of the next legislature. Bailey re ceived 2,22l votes and A. J. Shearei, his nearest competitor, received 2,22O. These figures were revealed in the final official count.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Back to Native Land

Tan Seang, a well known Chinaman of Phoenix has been in the United States for fourteen years, and employed in Phoenix restaurants for several years, has been ordered deported to his native land. Seang has been in this country all this time on forged chock gee.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Will Advocate Temperance

Miss Gabrella T. Stiekney, organizer and lecturer of the national Women s Christian Temperance Union and Miss Mary F. Stewart, junior worker, are in Mesa and will deliver series of lectures calculated to create interest in the temperance cause.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Phoenix Men Invited

Governor Kibbey and B. A. Fowler, president of the Water Users associa- ton, have been invited to attend a meeting of President Roosevelt 's Coun- try Life commission at Tucson Novem- Der 2i. The commission is making a tour of the west and is gathering infor- nation and statistics relative to the agricultural industry.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
oficials to Take Office

Frank Parker as register and Charles F. Arnold as receiver of the Phoenix land office. according to Phoenix papers, will take office not later than the first of December. They will relieve Lyman w. Wakefield, register, and Fen $. Hid reth, both resigned.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
A Globe Visitor

Chauneey G. Fike of Globe, former resident of Phoenix, at present in the employ of the G. V. G. & N. railroad as tracer and abstract clerk, is in the city on short visit to his parents, MT. ard Mrs. J. NJ. Fikc.-Phoenix Re publican.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Tempe Licenses Raised

Occupation licenses in Tempe are be ing raised by the city council, and the business people of that village are com. plaining that they are being hard hit. The saloon license has been raised from $50 to $l00 per quarter and other city licenses in proportion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Injured at Dam

W, P. Dalton, switchman at the La guna dam, was badly injured in wreck Monday evening, He was taken to the Yuma hospital, where the physician said no bones were broken but the injured man will be laid up for several weeks as the result of severe bruises. x
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Douglas Found Guilty

The jury in the case of the Terri tory vs. William Douglas, on trial in Tucson for robbing the Southern Pa cifc depot in that city, brought in a verdict of guilty after brief delibera- tion. Douglas entered the. depot late one night while the agent was out and robbed the till of $3l2.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Anniversary Knights of Pythias

Damon Lodge No. 19, Knights of Pythias, of Mesa, are planning to cele- brate the anniversary of the founding of the lodge Monday evening. The occasion will be celebrated by musi- cal entertainment and banquet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Sentences Commuted

Governor Kibbey has extended exec utive clemencS to six Mexican and one American convict who have been work ing on the new prison at Florence. This is in accordance with the rule to allow prisoners who work on the prison cred its on their sentences for each day s work done.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Tempe Mexican Rand

The younger members of the Mexican population of Tempe have organized a musical organization to be known as the Tempe Mexican band. M. G. Go meg, an experienced player from the National Mexican band, has been en- gagged as director, and the band starts off with seventeen pieces.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Sentenced to Yuma

Eulogia BraeamOnte was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary and Geralda Walker got two years in the same place, both convicted in the Phoe- nix district court of assault with at. tempt to commit murder.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Cotton Grown in Douglas

II. E. Hill has on exhibition at his store at Douglas some cotton grown in his yard which has only been watered by the natural rainfall. IL is said to have as fine lint as any Texas Sea ls- land cotton, and is surprise to agri- eulturists of that section.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Bids for High School

Bids were opened Tuesday evening for the construction of the new High school building for Tempe The bids are five in number and range from $35,- ITO to $42.500 No award has yet been made by the school trustees.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-21
Cameraphone at Douglas

The Dispatch says that arrangements are being made for the installation of a Cameraphone moving picture theater in Douglas in the near future.