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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
Sin fcincr 5rcitnb.

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Der noromcltlidcu Foli5ci Sto.
tion. - Stabl icinc3 6reum0c3
Gicro, IicB c9 t0Otcn uuo perfullis
te Die @out fir 81.
ESll ser norolpeitlihcn @oli5Ciito'
tom litt Der 27-iGbri2c Nc1cr G0o%.
MoainS inter Scr NnitntIoiQunG 0cS
Ticroc0icbitobI2. Gtc Ebot crcigncte
lid on 2. NopcmbGr poriOcn SobreS;
Der @eitoblcnc lit Gin Noiicngcnolie
uu0 iriibcrcr Grcum0 0c3 9tcbc5,
Gon. NolmcS, @Ciibcr ci1cS Suffrage
ihGitc3, 9fr. 1882, Norb'Golbounitr.
Nua Der 2cbtcrc on Nbcno bc3 &C
nonntcn Cages icincn in Scr 9t1be
lrincr @obnllng bclc6cncn Stall olts
iud)tc, fun6 CT III icinem Grltnlutcn
Gin Eicrb aus oCmiclbcu pcr'
ihmunOcn. Scin o6rcun6" Moltn3
crbot ii6 IN boiIiditcr @ciie, ibn
tcim Nltiiin0cn 0c5 Iiebc3 bcbiiltlid
III icirL uno t%cIcphouirtc iClblt OIL bic
n%oroiucitlidc Yoli}ciItutiorL altf Den
Nicrocoieb 81 iubnocn. Pm u0dItt1
Wtorgcn mod)tc iid) SolrncS NIT CT
ncrl onbcrcn Wnnnc nod Der Eolls
SCiitotion olli, NM sort ml@fiibrlidcn
Mcrid)t ST critnttclL ipdbrcltN Mollin8
CrflGrtc, nad) Dem l(niorsS 6lo6t.
hultlc gcbcn 81 mollclL I'M oltSiltitns
sen, Of picQcid)t Scr Nich c@ oortbin
0cidoiit mno pcrfoltit Do6c. N1I
Dem MCNc sur Foli5ciitotion lticg iC
Npd) in Den onocrcn @ciocn cin &C.
miiicr @crooht QcNcll NpHinS ollI,
mcil 0criclbc niht nit ibnclt 0cbcn
molltc. SIR u0dIitcr @cG nor ocnn
olld sim Sd)lod)tboltic, no SolrncS
itbr bulb &ubopcr unb Snllt cilcS
iriidI %qct00tctcn Eicroca ais oo@ let
hes Yfcroc9 ibcntiii5irtc mo otSfano,
sob MoIlinS boiiclbc BORT iiir 81 Der
rultft Gottc. QoS VCriouol bc8
GhGohtbollicS cr5G6ltc @olncS, oob
&oGinS obioGut borolli gcbrlngen bo'
be, 6o8 Eicr0 iofort 81, tootcn, inocm
CT on0ob, 6oIiclbc lciNe OIL arGnlpIcn.
&olmC8 uno icin @c0lcitcr mod)tcll
Iif ioiort OFF sic Slide nod &olinS.
cl3 tic o6cr IN oeiicn Mobutng orts
lon0tcn mar Scr &oQcl bcrcitS ats.
oci(o0cl,. @cItcrn Miittog Nclong c3
icbod) Dem SCrgcontcn Elrm ll1o
&oli;iItcn @cbItcr, ocn inllbcrcn gnr-
idcn 5ll ocrhoftcr; oericIbc bottr lid
ciicnbor IN ocnl @ciiibL hnB mittlcr.
mci(c lpic0cr @ro3 iibcr Die @clNidtc
Qclpod)icn ici, ipicocr nod Baltimore
5ltriidgcmon0t ln1b bier cine StcIIe
oIS <tid)cr on0cnommcn. @clltc
Worocn iinbct bo8 Gcrb0r Dor FolIs
5cirid)tcr Tpion Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
Sin Gnpitel sitr &unDciruoe.

VIC lleltc SultucsS tlutolllll1 lou cue
Seucrprobe IN 0en @criHtcn aus
balten. - Hod Elm &iuo IN @cits
Baltimore BON cincm Sltnoc &C.
biiicn. - Ne8criu fam gn0oiJ
oaoou.
90 bic nclte SlrnOrpcrorOnung sic
6clcrprobc Dor Den @cridtcn onSbuIs
ten miro, ooS oiiritc iif III ollere
nGditcr 3cit crpeiieu, mcnn &srr
Charles 5. Rllflc nan 9ir. 1903 4.
Strobc, iih Dor Dem Griminol9cridt
nuf Die Anfluge nCroutluOrten miro.
Der Gigcntbiimcr 0C5 @unOca 5u ieir
ser ocll flcinen Coualo Eoulu5,
Sobn oca Ncrrn George u. Ynrllt3
pom Nr. POSI-, gScit NORTH 9lpcuue,
am lcttcn Wontng in Die @ollgc Bis.
Der Tnll fnn gcltcrn IN Der nurOmcIts
lid)cn Eoli5ciitntion Dor Toili5cirid)=
Ter (pion olli, lln0 Der Nnpult 0c9
Scrrn Nlldle erlltdtC i'm Numcn ici=
mes &licntcn nm cine G%Crbnn0lumJ
Dor Dem GriminnldCriht, Inn Die
&uli0it0t Scr Gcror0mmg 81 priiiui.
9lll& Scr fur5cn @cluci3ullinnbn1c, bic
iid) lcoigIid ollf Sic Scitc Der Nh
tlo0c bc5og, gin4 hCrOor, 00B scr
&lcinc bon Dem NumOc, mcIhcr nit
Wotlforb mo StculrmarfC pcricDcn
iuor, olli Der &crouOo cinC3 NouD
barn, olio oirf pripotcm @rru>O uuo
No0cn Don DEM Suuoc gcbiiIcn nor,
Dcn mar. limo nlti Dem lcbtcrcn Eluft
rlbt OcS NuNcidntloiQtcn N2rtbCiNi
GlInQ. Foli5ciridtcr Spion icbtc Sic
@iirNldoit fiir Ncrrn Hlldlc oli 500
felt.
GrQicIt 5uIGiii0 gcrin0itc
Strofc.
Die Ncgcrin Catherine Eitt3, Nr.
721, @eits0 tulbcrrps StroBc, ocrcn
G6ooBbuno Den picrjGbri1cn Golporb
Wtortih bon 9tr, 40, Mclt,Wtr Der
rD.Str., ms linfe Ycin gcbilicn bate,
obluobl ocricIbe cinen Molllforb trlg,
mltroc bon Eoli5eirid)tcr &oocn bonn
mcItli0en Giltrift nit Der 5lllGiiig ge.
ringItcn Stroie bon So bclcgt. Gic
9tcgcrin lpltr0c in Der Epli5ciitotion
bon Scr5trdmpicn bciolen.
Sod ein 9unOcbiB.
9lopbocl Hoicitberg bon 9tr. 701,
@cit = Scrin3tonItroBc, lptroe pom
Eoli5ciridtcr 2oOcn bonn mcItliNcn
Giitrift lutcr @iiraihoit fir OoS &c
ridt@pcria6rcn All ircicn SUB gclcbt.
@r itebt inter scr NniduIoigung, Scr
GiNcntbiilucr crnc3 MunocS SIT lcin,
.meld)er Den annbcn G9cltcr @nQ bon
Nr. 70G, &incltrnbc, bib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20

JN lbJANi >bIN'' l'NNt'
Baltimore Grcoitlcntc
Qc6cn mad 9Cnpcr. - Sclltc
NohmittoN pcrreiIt sic 9oltimorcr
Delegation ser Grc0itlClttc 5lt Der pom
%. bis %. Iuni in 0cnpcr toNcnocn
GonuCntion scr Nutionnl.& erciai0luld
Ser GrcOitlcutC. Gic ncrihicocnell
Iirnlcn mCr0cu burd nodfolGcnoc
GclcQotcn pcrtrctcn: SS. Sronflin i.
Gator. Nrmltrouh Gntor & 60; 6.S.
ga Mtottc, nGbciopcatc S6oc Co."
u. $. Mottbot. len, vNutionol Gllo'
melting ono Stnmping Co." 2. Is,
Noeion, Baltimore Bargain @dltlc;;""
Sorriion Barrett, Barrett WtcSee 60;
Noluno @olgiuno, s. 9ol8iono 4
Sobn; George 9. SrpilL Garlln Y
Sutton; SomcS SpcnS, Carr, CpcnS
& 60; Surrp 90. WuionL oGommcr'
ciol & 6ormcrs Nntionol @onf;" ".
&. @rrrcQ, Cumberland Irp @oo00
onO Notion Co." 4. u. Iouia, i. u.
Gopi3 & Sobnc; s. Gob clogs,
oGiQo&, Gi903-&omcmm N}onuioc'
turing Co." u. 81. Bartlett, nGiron.
9ortlett,Go.;" :. Z. SinOeS, uGmers
ion Grl0 Co." @cnrp SrieOmon, ".
Sriconou & So6ne; E1ilipp Son'
burger. Somburner @roS. & 81; i.
". SrorcQ, Is. 2. Soluicr & 60; :.
&. Surit & So, ". Sbontplon &obn-
ion, So6nion, Bono & Go.; e. &om'
man, 9. 2ommon & 60; :. Nlbcrt
SunbcS. Goniel WiiQer Go; z. :.
MiQer, g.. i. & u. 3. WiQcr & 50.
@iQiom McGormid, McGornif "
So; ". Is. Noltie, Norie, Scmpltonc
& 60; TbonnS EoOb, q. Nc. Gut.
ton SO.
8ctrGhtlih SntereiiC
errc0t in @eielidoitafrciien sic gtod),
rid)t, 0oB @r. Sobn 6rcenlon Roiirr
ant T.. Sltli nit 6ruu 5eadle @nllis
@oriiclO gctruut lucrOcn ioQ. Gi(
groltt lit in @eleQi6oitSfreiien be.
ion0ers mohl 6efannt. Sic mar cine
Acborcnc Miontngue.
eronulnoti5.- Or. Scnrr
Stard CAB geItern 9(beno gclc9cntlid
iciner llcbcrlie0elntg nod elmer lleltel
@o6nunG, Nr. 2347, Grub Nue.
eincn Gmpiang.
Ger S6er Tro6i6ition5
i Of a Nn6cron hat ioebcn Il
eincm 9lott, 6a3 er iiir leinc sc.
trclten b%crouSgi6t, cine oifenc GrtlG
ring o60egebcn, bob CT ge0enft, Jet
men drgitcn Seine pdbreno bcS let
ten Samples in 4nnopolis, Serrn 5
i. s. Solbott, 81 uerlid)tcn, 81 scr
iclbe Die Wfitglieoer Oes llnter6nlic:
BON Baltimore Goitntp llno nod or
oere Gemofrnten %ocrmoBcn beein
flubt babe, oaB Die 2ocal Option 9il
unterfad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20


Mus brcnnCn0cT Sc.
bGuOc Gcrettet. - Zen Eoliji.
item Scanning mo Qodlpoo0 pom
noro0itli6cn Giitritt gc6iibrt oo5
&croicnlt, Gruu MorNorct &cnnoro
mo Mcrrn Glijob @iiDop 5uc; nltc
Scttc, pom Eo0c in Den Ilonmcn
1~crcttct 5lt bnbcn. 0citGrn iriib fltr3
Dor 1 llbr brnf III Scr Slide Ger
Spciicuirtbi6oit bon 6rcocrif &.
9eder, 9r. Cos, NiSQuitbsS troBc,
ourd No3 llc6crIoticn bon NCtt olli
Dem @o9ofen 6cucr aus, 0o9 it'd nit
cnorncr @cihminoigfcit pcr6rcitatc.
SEER GcCfcr lief olf Oic StroBc lnlG
ricf Inn Siilic, mproltf Ole o6cltgG,
nonlrtcn Eoli5iitcn hcr6ciciltcrt. &c
'elbel trltgcn Grou &cnnorO mo
@crrn 9il6Pp, mcId)c i'm 5lpciten, be}.
oritten Stodmcrf iHlicicl1, 0rrd 0ci1
Noud) ollf Ole StroBc. SrobOcm 0ia
Ncltcrlpcbr IN fur5cr }cit sur StCQc
lpor, brornnte 0oa Nintcr0cbGitoc uolls
ItGitoiN nicOcr. Ger S6oOcu miro
otf 500 NcihGbt,
z d) III ii dcn 6Crrn Sticif'3
0rob. Gic nod lcbenocn Viii.
allc0cr Scr vWiorplono @cicQiAnit
Der G~ntiiorllier Nionicrc" lucrOcn G..
ncm oltct1 NrnuW 0cn,GB Ooa @rob
bon &obn g. Sticif, ocnl Orgoliiator
Der @clelliduft, nnl %. Suni, 0an
EobcStug Oca @crrn Stieii nit @(l;.
men idnliifcn. Bon sen 40 uripriino.
Iid)cn Witglicocrn scr @cicQi6nft,
lpclhe aus Wf0nnern 5%uionlmCn0C.
lett lit, Die nod ibrer yiiidfcGr BON
oen @oIofelNern Goliiornicn'S thr
@cin 1T Baltimore mtiidht0en, iir6
MIR nod ioI8cnOc flint ON 2c6cn:
Golliel GorncGp, &onc3 SoGnion,
Ibomo@ q. Morrolp, Glfcn Grcp un0
G6arleS Z. @ibiol1.
Sn-N en- Dorf qctrout. -
5n Der @obnun0 i6rcs @otcrs, Srlr.
@lltoo Sepcr, Nr. 100, @cit t3S.
Ctr, Nem-Yorf, cinc5 c~Gcmoliocn
~VoltimorerS, lpilrbe Sri. 2eob Seper
NIT Serrlt Souis SCI bon Baltimore
0ltrd) Or. Sieoel octroi,t. Die Gelts
Gerllloblte1t traten nod) cin0cnomnlc.
rem 6eltndGl cine Sod5eitsrciic nod
FbiIdoelpbin unb 9Itlantic Gitp an.
Sic lperoclr ON 10. Suli in Nir. H.
Npler-Str., Baltimore, ibren @o6n-
lie olfid)lo9cn.
Sprang aus Sem Seniter.
- lleber cine 3iihtigung, Sic i6r me.
gen llngeborionl3 bon i6ren Glterlr
ertbcilt mor0elt mar, rcgtc iid ole II
Sabre alto Surob 0prne, Sohtcr bon
Scrrn u1t0 Srou gDrltc, pol1 Ger. 3tt,
SiiosGoitlc- Ctr, 10 icbr ouf, boB lie
aus einen1 Scniter oe5 5ipcitcn Stud-
perfes aui oos Srottoir iprang. 0o3
WGbden tuurbe IN Der Nmblliai15 0eS
oltlide1 0iitriftS nod ben ,Sobns
Sopfils Soipitol gcbrad)t, no es iidJ
bcrousitcllte, boB cs cine Siiitenper.
! rtllfuug erlitten 9aite. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20

Tir G5 Sabre oItc 6ron Si5jic Bic
0cl bon Nr. 1917, @oug6-St r., mlroc
0cItern 9(bcno bcim llcbcridrcitcn Der
Siucn.S trobc an Ser Ode bon 6or-
rcIt.S trobc Dol, Cincm Sllbrlucrf Oc8
Serrn @nl. ShonIcp bon 9tr. t10S,
Dit @ioolc.S trobc, unl0cronnt u1A
crlitt cine m16cocutcnoc &opIluun0c.
Gie Groll, oie idmcrborig it, botte
OnS Seronno6en OeS SllbrlucrfS nld)t
benerft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
Epnuenaui. nno ltntcraang.

Somcnarlfgun9. II. 53 No.
SonnemntergonG. ......7 II. II Vi,
Mon0oufgorg, III II. % W. 9taft3.
Ilut6 ....... 8 II. II M. Morgen5.
Ilutb. .........9 II. 10 %. NaftS.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-04-02
Distribution of c. & A. Profits Depended
on Settlement of Leadville Affair.

Considerable comment was heard
recently regarding the 81 dividend OF
the Calumet & Arizona, which was
declared The declaring of the 81
dividend was the direct result of the
meeting held here last week. Before
leaving the copper country, the
directors had arranged for the de-
claring of the dividend providing
that if the company decided to tai e
over the LeadYille property, the divi-
dend would be passed, and if the
directors decided not to take over
the property, there would be divi-
dend of ST. per share.
Soon after the meeting last week,
when the Leadville property was
given up, the directors wired to the
Calumet office of the company to
give notice of the declaration of the
dividend. This is the substance of
what Mr.. Briggs had to say regard
ing the dividend in an interview with
a Review representative when seen
at the train before leaving for Doug
laS-RRv1eW
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-04-02
NEWS OF THE TERRITORY.

Governor Kibbey appointed two
members of the. livestock sanitary
board to succeed the two whose com.
missions expired on April 1st. Geo
Pusch, one of the present members
was appointed to succeed himself and
J. W. Stewart, of Yayapai county,
was appointed to succeed NJ. A. Per-
kins of the same county, Mr.. Perkins
not being candidate for re-appoint.
ment. Mr.. Stewart is democrat as
also is Mr.. Perkins.
William Tempe, an Indian who was
serving a term in the oeniteutiary
from Maricopa county and who while
acting as trusty, escaped last No
Superintendent Rynuing, returned to
Yuma. Tempe, when he found him
self at the end of his string week
ago, surrendered to H. M. Alexan-
der, of the upper reservation. Geo.
U. Wilder, assistant superintendent
of the prison, arrived in Phoenix
after the late fugitive, accompanied
by Sheriff Livingston, of Yuma
county.-Republican.
Phoenix has an oil excitement, the
re-echo of a bigger one in Prescott.
AS the story goes the Yavapai Oil &
Development company which for
year or so past has been drilling a
hole in the vicinity of Valley station
not far from the Del Rio pumping
plant, brought in a gusher last week,
cap over the hole and went
to stalking out land as the basis of
future fortunes. Those commented
with the Development company deny
fatty that anything of the kind has
occurred but that don't make any
difference. They say chey have had
good oil indications for sometime but
no oil, only the little that can be
saved from the flow of water from
the well, a little greasy scum, and
quantity of gas.-Re-
publican.
A. w. Richardson, who has quite |
L collection of old coins, sold an 1898
1ollar for $50, an 1907 and an 1908 |
fifty cent piece for $40 each. They
we're purchased by T. G. Eagin,
cashier of the Florence bank. M.
Richardson has a collection of Gil |
pieces of money, including coins from
very country in the world. Among
he collection he has some $40 gold
pieces of the first and second issue of
907, the first of which was withdrawn
100 of them were coined, and only
80 sent out and part of these taken
Up by the treasury department so
hat some day they will be valuable
lie has a Maximillian $40 piece of
865, and gold % and so cent pieces
which are rare. Mr.. Richardson pur-
hased So and SO piece from Gus
The rare Coin is an 1904
Iollar of which four were coined.
dr. Richardson has not one of these
tut if ever he lays his hands on one,
will bring him upwards of 81, ,O0O.-
~
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-04-02
Death was On His Heels.

Jesse P. Morris, of Shippers, Va,
had close call in the spring of 1906.
He says: San attack of pneumonia
left me so weak and with such a fear.
Iul cough that my friends declared
consumption had me, and death was
on my heels. Then L was persuaded
to try d. Kings New Discovery. 1t
helped me Immediately, and after
taking two and a half bottles 1 was a
well man again. l found out that
New Discovery is the best remedy
for coughs and lung disease in all the
world" Sold under guarantee at A.
c. Co. drug department. soc and
Sl.0O. Trial bottle free.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-04-02
Formal Complaint Made Against Ex.
press Rates by MaricOpa County
Commercial Club.

1t was reported at the headquarters
of the Maricopa County Commercial
club that formal complaint against
Wells, Fargo & Cos. express rates,
applying to and from Phoenix,
Tempe and Mesa had been forwarded
to the interstate commerce commits
sion at Washington. Following the
completion of the cluL's petition to
I the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific in
connection with railroad rates, Traf-
fic Manager Jones Immediately pro-
ceeded with a careful investigation
of express rates affec ting Maricopa
county.
1t is stated that the clubs reason
for making direct complaint to the
commission in this case was because
merchants had in the past complain
ed informally to the commission OF
excessive rates charged them. Fol-
lowing the usual routine, these COM
plants were sent by the commission
to the express company, but without
effect. 1t was therefore concluded
that little, if anything, could be
gained by petitioning the express con
pany and that the quickest and short
est remedy was to go direct to the
commission.
1t is claimed that the discrimina-
tion against Maricopa county in ex
press rates is, in many cases, greater
than the discrimination in freight
rates, but without the usual defense
of the railways, that is, water COM
petition. In view of this and the
fact that the express company's
obligations to the railroads for
services is the same here as it is in
California, New Mexico and Texas,
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-04-02


Becker-Franz Co.. supplies to Mrs. Chas.
John H Lacy, guard fees for P. Ma
donae -..-..-............-........ 222
Theo Shirley. postage. e..............-...... 20
Theo Shirley fees clerk probate court.
oi"a 'n., .eeS % o' prooS.e se,,., 20
Bulletin Pub. Co. lob printing for supt.
pub. health Observation-Disclosures. 40 o
Van Venn' court reporter February oz
IOSm n Tsoy os,. Sa"' ,n;,., VI oes %
Cnrrico, work on wiudmill and tank. rs q
J J Birdno. assessor for February. ,...... 200 O
Holder. bounty -:...-..-.:..--'-.:..
so M'AnS'ei' ife'Sn' ou 'Aore"oi J1'i
N Amado. bounty....................... fs
Abraham Diaz, supplies to county 45 o
sam watson bounty ty-..-----,.....-.------ 20 OC
snde.so, 'Cus ou. .h;e ,e y
Walter Rogers bounty W y.1e-.'".se..- - g. q
Graham Co. State Bank, road vouchers
dist No: -: :-.;.-;-..-..---. ---..-... 81 IS
a., NJ To- ~' iOAu ''u'"e'S -o or
JP Haves blactsmi,,ing n
Geo W Wyatt, coroncr's ftes....... ...... 10 90
Gardner, bounty y-.......-............ 20 90
= .-rnomas bounty :..-:...'.....' 20
m. So Sa',p,, ~ oo
aC L4ytou. road overseer maid bv
vouchers Observation-Disclosures. 5S6 IS
Application of Elizabeth Hooker
for five year lease on school section
SO, Il. 10, r. y is hereby granted and
the chairman and clerk of the board
directed to execute a lease to the
same. The valuation OF said section
is hereby fixed at 1884.
The board consents to the assign
ment of the two following school
land leases to-wit: Antonio Ruiz,
Sr., to w. E. Glasscock, 10 acres in
the East of Nv of SW 1925.
Antonio Ruiz to w. E. Glasscock,
10 acres in NV of NE of SW of
I6-7 26.
1t is hereby ordered that the clerk
of the board advertise for the con-
struction of certain piece of road
leading from the mouth of Limestone
canyon to a point near Dell Potter's
ranch in road district No. 5, accord
ing to plans and specifications to be
found at the Office of the county sur
veyor, Lamar Cobb. Jr., in Clifton.
All bids to be accompanied by a
certified check for 500 and received
at this Office not later than April 9th,
1908, at 10 o'clock a. m.
1t is ordered that the order made
oy the board on February 3rd, 1908,
directing notice to be given of the
hearing of a petition relating to the
of trail from the Rock
House on Chase creek above Clifton
o the town of Metcalf, and setting
v donday the End day of March, as the
ime when said petition will be heard
,e rescinded.
The road viewers appointed by the
'oard on February 3rd, 1908, to view
ut the road petitiOned for in road |
istrict No. 5, make hereby their |
NAL report, which is as follows, to-
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-04-02
In Every Department. Of Banking the First Natl
Ba1ll<<Of Clifton is Prepared Serve You n a
Satisfactory Manner

the club does not believe there is any
moral or legal reason for charging
the people of Maricopa county Oh
Arizona greater rates tor the same
or a lesser service than is charged
surrounding states.
Mr.. Jones cited an interesting com.
parison that was brought to his at
tention by one of our merchants,
where 45-pound package was car
ried from Philadelphia to Santa
Rosa, N. NJ, distance of 2I6S miles
by the United States Express COM
pany for S5.25, Wells, Fargo & Co.
charging 81 for bringing the package
on to Phoenix, a distance of 700
miles.
AS an illustration of discrimina-
tions imposed the following are
given: Although the distance, Ell
Paso, Texas, to Gallup, N. NJ, is the
same as from Phoenix to Gallup, Ell
Paso has a general special rate of
81, while Phoenix pays 1925. Tope-
ka, Kansas, can send butter and eggs
to Gallup, a distance of 1910 miles,
for lower rate than can Mesa and
Tempe, 450 miles. Rates are 80 per
cent. per hundred pounds lower from
Los Angeles to Ell Paso on fruit and
vegetables than from Phoenix to Ell
Paso, just one-half the mileage.
Rates are lower from the east to
California than to Phoenix 1t is
literally case of playing both ends
against the middle, with Phoenix in
the middle. Our express rates in
Arizona for moving butter, eggs,
milk, fruits, vegetables, melon, etc,
is from two to five times greater
than is the same service in Texas by
the same express companies over the
same railroads and where all condi-
tions are practically similar.
If the Salt river valley succeeds in
getting her express rates down to d
basis, it will, without |
question, do more 90 stimulate the |
production of general produce, dairy |
products, etc, than anything else, |
for It will insure d large and profit /
able market and enable the producer |
20 have the advantages and profits
.ney are entitled to by reason of loca
ion. The benefits will be shared by
he mining districts and non-prOduC-
ng markets in the territory, for it
means for them cheaper and better
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-04-02
For Constipation.

L. H. Farnham, a prominent drug
gist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says:
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing
on the market for constipation"
Give these tablets a trial. You are
certain to find them agreeable and
pleasant in effect. Price, p cents.
Samples tree. For sale by all drug
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-04-02
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.

Thos. Stenton, postmaster of Pom
typool, Ont, writes: For the past
eight years l suffered from rheuma-
tic pains, and during that time used
many different liniEents and RENE
dies for the cure of rheumatism.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and got
more relief from it than anything
have ever used, and cheerfully recon-
mend this liniment to all sufferers
from rheumatic palms." For sale by
all druggists,
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-04-02

Do you have backache occasional
ly, or ''stitchers" in the side, and
sometimes do you feel all tired out,
without ambition and without ener-
gy? If so, your kidneys are out OF
order. Take DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills. They promptly relieve
backache, weak back, Inflammation
of the bladder and weak kidneys,
Sold by a. G. Co, drug department,