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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
THE SIXTEEN TO
 oNE'' CANDIDATE

We would propound the following six teen conundrums for this successful and thorough business man to answer:
 l.-where are the houses be has built'
 2.-where is the great business es- tablishment he conduetsf
 3.-whero are the great mines he has openedf
 4.--what are the great public ser vices he has renderedf
 5.-what business college is his AL MA MATERs
 6.--with what great industry is he identifed'
 7.-How many men does he employ
 s.--Has he any fellow feeling for the workingman except just before cleo ton,
 9.--How much taxes docs he payf
 lO.-How many prospectors has he grub staked9
 1l.-How often does his name apepar upon the public reeords'
 l2.-What has been the results of his strenuous hustling2
 13.-What great service has he done for the plain peopleY
 l4.-What has he ever given us but hot air'
 l5.-What will he give us in the fu- ture but ditto?
 16.-what gerat things has he done, anyway
 As to the ONE REASON why he should not be elected.--He has had no experience as supervisor.
 The only thing he seems to have done is to try to make people believe that a republican board built and planned the court house despite the fact that every name on the memorial tablet on the front of the court house is that of democrat with one exception. The dem ocrats are responsible for eevry con tract in connection with the court house. The republicans deserve credit for pulling the county out of hole into which it was placed by the misman- agement of former democratic board.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01

No. 3, Holmes No. 3, Holmes No. 4, Holmes No. s and The Lotus, Lotus No. l, Lotus No. g and Lotus No. 3, and that the same will be heard on Friday the 9th day of November, A. D. 1908, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said court, in said County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said Order should not be granted.
 Dated October 26, 1908.
 P. c. ROBERTSON,
 Clerk. First publication October 27.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01

Tickling and light coughs. can be sure. ly and quickly loosened with a prescrip tion Druggists are dispensing every where as Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. And it is so very, very different than common cough medicines. No Opium 10 Chloroform, absolutely nothing harsh or unsafe. The tender leaves of harm. less, lung healing mountainous shrub gives the curative properties to Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. Those leaves have the power to calm the most dis. tressing Cough and to soothe and heal the most sensitive bronchial membrane Mothers should, for safety's sake alone, always demand Dr. Shops. It can with perfect freedom be given to even the youngest babes. Test 1t yourself! and sec. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
 BUILDERS

The trustees of School District No One, Gila County, Arizona, hereby ad vertise for bids for the erection of a one-room frame addition to the school building known as the Ball Ground School house. Plans and specifications can be seen by calling upon s. F, Sullenberger, Clerkof the oBard, who will also receive the bids.
 The successful bidder to enter into a bond in sum of Five Hundred Dollars within five days after notice of the ac' ceptance of his bid.
 Bids will opened Tuesday, November 10, 1908, at 5 D. m., and the board re. serves the right to reject any and all bids. S. F. SULLENBERGER,
 Clerk School Dist. No. l.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01

The democratic press of the territory over the nome dc plume of "Hard Rock Miner" are charging Ralph Cameron with being strikebreaker in the rail road strike of 1894. This is com panion charge with the inuendo in re- gard to his shortage in the sheriff $ of fee Both are lies made out of whole cloth. The only effect of the strike breaking lie will be to call attention and remind the voters of that most dis dressing period in the industrial history of the United States. The democratic free trade policy of today has not changed in the least from the policy which brought the soup houses and starvation at time when every branch of our government was in the hands of the democratic party for the first fime since the civil war.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
A Broken Back

That pain in your back caused by lumbago, stiff muscles or 8 strain is an easy thing to get rid of. Ballard E Snow Liniment cures rheumatism, lum- bago, sore and stiff muscles. strains, sprains, cuts, burns, bruises, sealds and all aches and pains. You need bottle in your house. Sold by Palace Phar- macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF CHA, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

In the Matter of the Estate of Pasquale
 Nigro, Deceased--Notice of Hearing.
 Notice is hereby given that Wade Sotel, the Administrator of the Estate of Pasquale Nigro, deceased, has filed in this court petition praying for an order to enter into an Optional Bond for the sale of certain Mining Claims belonging to said estate, to-wit; The Eplcy, Holmes, Holmes No. l, Holmes
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
REPUBLICANS ARE
 WINNING THE VOTES

All reports indicate that the republi' can county candidates, in their timer ary just concluded, created enthusiasm for the ticket wherever they appeared. The people of Gial county are laying aside partisan feeling, and are selecting the men for whom they intend to vote, upon the basis of their qualifications The republicans set a high standard two years go and as a result three men were elected. These have given the county the best administration of af fairs in it's history. This year the tick. ct is equally strong, if not better, for some of the nominees have already dem onstrated their fitness for the respective offices which they hold, and they are certain to be endorsed by the people at the polls.
 All along the route from Globe to tho upper country, the candidates were greeted most enthusiastically. At every point where meetings were held they were well attended, and considerable enthusiasm was displayed. The wis itors were greeted warmly and made welcome in the different neighborhoods visited, and many declarations and pledges were made to them assuring support at the polls from old.time demo crats who were getting very tired of the same old promises and non-pcr- formance of the democratic leaders. A big meeting was held at Copper Hill on the return of the party, which was the largest gathering ever held in the Icamp. The meetings at Black Warrior, Red Springs and other nearby camps were of the same character. There is one very noticeable feature of these metings, and that is, that it seems no matter how long the speaking is con tinued, the audiences never seem to get tired, and nobody seems bored and leaves the hall until the last speaker has finished
 The republicans have record to go before the people and they are not ashamed of it. There has not been the slightest taint of scandal connected with any republican official during the past two years, while on the other hand their record shows a reduction in the tax rate, more money spent for the bet torment of school facilities in the coun- try districts and more work done in other branches of the public service than in any former two years. That the administration of the republican offic- ials has met with general appreciation was evidenced by the great ovations they met with and it was shown every where on their trip.
 William Ryan, candidate for member of the board of supervisors, has been an important member of that body for the past term, and his official acts speak for themselves. The people of the coun- 'ty are satisfied with him and the record he has made in office. Dan R. Williamson, candidate for Treasurer, met with a ahearty reception *at the hands of his old friends and heighbors in the northern part of tho bounty. Dan had the facts and figures 5pt his command, and showed to tho sat
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
County of Gila--ss.

COunty or 6la-So Before me, Cullen A Little, No tary Public in and for the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared J. c. Gatti, W. H. Parks and Free Hubbard, known to me to be the persons whose names are sub seribed to the foregoing Articles of In corporation, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the pur. pose and consideration therein OK pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office, this 24th day of October, A. D, 1908.
 (Seal) CULLEN A. LITTLE,
 Notary Public, My commission expires February II, 1911.
 First publication October p.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN DEPARTMENT

Republican Committee and during direction that Belt responsible for the matter contain ed in
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01

The way to good roads is to vote for Miles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01

 isfac,ion of tho voters that he was en. titled to another term as treasurer w. O. Kellner is another official who is able to give good account of him self for the past two years. The ef- iciency of the schools have gradua ly improved and now, under his superin. ' tendency, stand second to mono in the territory. Mir Kellner has been repeat. edly complimented by his superiors in his conduct of the schools.
 Lyman c. Woods, while not being a county official for the past two years, yet has served as chairman of the board of supervisors one term. He has had tho needed experience and is no exper- ! iment.
 l.. l.. Henry, candidate for district attorney, has served the county the major portion of the present term in that capacity. He has given the best of satisfaction, and well deserves re.elec ton.
 The new names on the ticket are of the same standing in the community as those who have been serving the people during the past term. They are; Chas. T. Martin, for councilman; Tom Trevillian, for assemblyman; William Sparks, for sheriff; H. II. Hufrer, for recorder; Tom E. Flannigan for probate judge, and Howard c. Hopkins for county surveyor. These are the gentle. men for whom the republican party ask the support of the voters at the polls next Tuesday. No better ticket for any party was ever nominated in old Gila.
 We do not know what particular abil. ity needed for delegate to congress Ralph Cameron lacks. Those his oppon- ents have mentioned are too ridiculous to bear attention. But we do know one quality he has deelgate must have to secure statehood, and that is energy. And we may as well add that we have never marked any startling demonstra, ton of this quality in Marcus Aurelius Smith.
 
 After weeks of their cowardly inuen. does about Ralph Cameron 8 record as sheriff of Coconino county, the Kelly papers were as silent as clans the morn. ing after their expose in the Bisbee Miner, which sent their boomerang into their faces with stunning force. h. stead of Ralph Cameron being defaul. ter, as the Kelly papers finally became bold enough to openly hint, but behind the cowardly nom de plume of "Hard Rock Miner,' it has been decided by the courts that Coconino county is real. ly in Cameron 8 debt to the extent of s5,000 Whenever tho light is turned on 10 the Kelly methods 8 sneak is generally revealed. Tn use of the nom de plume of "Hard Rock Miner" was an insult to every miner in the terri tory. No braver, squarer, set of men as a whole live than the miners who risk their lives daily when they go to work in the bowels of the earth. Not one of them would stoop to an act so vile as to attack any man in the dark as the Kelly papers have attacked Ralph Cameron. The use of the nom de plume "Hard Rock Minor" is likely to cost the democratic ticket hundreds of hon est miner votes.
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 What do the brave miners Of Arizona think of the use of the nom de plume of "Hard Rock Miner" by democrat, ic politician in uttering those infamous lies about tho character of Ralph Cam. eronf
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 THE SIXTEEN TO
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01

What do the brave miners of Arizona think of the use of the nom de plume of "Hard Rock Miner" by democrat, ic politician in uttering those infamous lies about tho character of Ralph Cam eronf
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
GLOBE PRECINCT

Fer Justice of the Peace
 H. Fl. (BURT) PRATT. For Constables--
 JOE SABoURIN,
 FRANK CLARK,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
ARTICLE ".

The corporate existence of this cor poration shall commence on the day of the filing of these Articles of Incorpor- at:on in the office of the County Record. CT of Gila County, Territory of Arizona, and certified copy thereof with the Auditor of this Territory and shall con- tinue for period of twenty-five years
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01

A full line of Huyler's delicious can. dies ht the Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
ARTICLE III.

The capital stock of this corporation is and shall be the sum of Thirty Thous. and CSC, ,00o.0o) Dollars, divided into three hundred (3o0 shares of the par value of One Hundred (sl00.0o) Dol lars each, and when issued shall be fully paid in cash or property and shall there after be nnn-asaeasahla
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13
FIERCE STORM
 STRUCK TEMPE
Immense Amount of Dam-
 age Done Last Evening
Rain, Hail and Wind, the Like Ot Which is Without Precedent.

What appears, at the time of writing to have been the worst storm Tempe has experienced Tn years, struck the town last even between and o'clock and at the present time the damage done can only be roughly estimated. Trees were blown down all over town, telephone and electric light wires are down, trees, barns, roofs and fences have been scattered to the four winds and what has happened to the canta- loupes and fruit crop is as yet only a
 matter of conjecture as no report has been received from the out of town districts. There was wind, hail and rain and an abundance of all three.
 The storm came up yesterday after noon at the usual hour, being the fourth of a series that has struck this section in four successive days. The three previous ones, however, are hard ly worthy of consideration in compar
 ison with last nights demo0tration- It was warm and muggy all day and all indications pointed toward another
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13

sand storm in the evening True to indications it came up about 5:SO and for fifteen minutes wind and dust pre- vailed. The sand storm was one of the most severe in the remembrance of residents For times for as long as five minutes at a stretch it was im- possible to see across the street. The wind in some places almost reached the velocity of a cyclone. It tore down main street taking every thing loose in its path and a good deal that was not loose. To prevent possible accidents from broken wires the power was turned off early in the storm and the town was left in the darkness of the storm and without electric fans. Inside the buildings it was almost suf- locating without the fans and it was still worse outside. The darkness was not temporary by any means for as will be herein after related. there will be nothing doing in the light business until necessary repairs are made.
 The sand storm was followed by a terrific rain and hail storm which last ed perhaps twenty minutes. It is roughly guessed that perhaps from a quarter to a half inch of water fell in that time but that is a minor mat ter; the hail was what brought tears to the eyes of the cantalOupe growers. Rain may have it's disadvantages to
 many but it is always welcome to some while hail benefits no one and ! injures nearly all. The hail fell with
 terrific velocity and the stones were of monstrOus size. One measured by
 the writer in the presence of a dozen
 witnesses was just an inch in diame-
 ter. The average of course was much
 smaller than this but they were so thick the ground for d few minutes was white with them.
 All wires being down in the subur- ban districts, it is impossible at ths writing to ascertain just where the storm did the most damage. There
 is reason to believe that it was more ! or less streaked for passengers from
 Phoenix on the 6:15 train reported little rain west of the bridge. It is
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13
JAPAN tNCR0ACHING
 ON CHINESE GROUND
The Korean insurrection Is Made the Pretext For 1t.

Pekin, July 12.-Attention has been called again to the existing situation in Chen Tao. the territory between Korea and China, in the dispute be- tween China and Japan, by the in crease of Japanese troops on the bor- der The augmentation of the Jap anese force is due in part to the Ko- rean insurrection and the crossing of refugee insurgents into the Susuri dis trict. The Korean insurgents are un- der the leadership of Iii Fan Yan, and it k on account of their activities that Janan planned to station body of military spies in Chinese territory This however she was not permitted to do
 It hgfelt here that Japan's extension
 of it's boundaries into the region claimei in Chen-Hao is only a question of tim Her claim of ownership in the disIhted territory in some quarters
 Is heldto be absurd, for she twice in
 the pas has abandoned the funda-
 mental trinciple upon which the claim
 is basel Japan has gendarmes at
 no less han seventeen points in Chen | Tao.
 The Jpanese are stopping and ex- amining.hll the boats on the Tumen river ard have put n stop to Chinese
 crossing the' Chen Tao Korean border.
 Koreans Vho want to enter Manchuria
 are not topped.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13
THE MESA EXHIBIT
 IRRIGATION CONGRESS
A Committee Appointed For Its Col lection and Preparation.

Dr. A. J. Chandler president of the Mesa Chamber of Commerce has ap- pointed a committee of three to act in conjunction with similar commit tees from the Phoenix Board Cf Trade ard the Tempe Board of Trade, in the collection and preparation of a fine representative exhibit of the agricul- tural products of Maricopa county. which will be placed in the Arizona section at the National Irrigation Congress, to assemble in Albuquerque, New Mexico this fall.
 Aside from this work. which has been assigned to the committee, a spe- cial exhibit, characteristic of Mesa and vicinity will be gotten together for display at the Board of Trade rooms in Phoenix, where a section will be reserved for the Mesa products. While Secretary Cowgirl was in Mesa last week, he stated to the members of the Chamber of Commerce that he would give his personal attention to the la beling and preservation of such sam pies and exhibits as may be sent to the Phoenix board from here
 The members of the committee ap- pointed by the president of the Cham Der Of Commerce. tO act in the ca pacity of collecting and taking charge of the exhibits for the National Irri- gatiOn Congress are: J. w. Hager- und. pr. R F Palmer and Charles F.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13
MACDONALD -McCAULEY WED-
 DING.

Miss Margaret Macdonald and D. J hcCauley were quietly married in IhoenN on Saturday last The we'd dng was quite a surprise to the many Trends of the young couple here The o,e is an estimable young lady. who fas spent many years in Mesa. and las made her home with her aunt and ancle Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Roberts )n, ince childhood
 ! MT. McCauley is the proprietor of tfs well known hostelry. the Alham- ofT Hotel. He is the son of Mir. and yrs. David McCauley. and came to He valley three years ago from Boston aAd for over two years had charge of ac derrick and cable erection at the Roosevelt and Granite Reef dams. Mir. erN Mrs. McCauley have a host of THe1ds here who extend to them the
 leartiest congratulations and best
 'ishes for a long and happy welded
 ,e
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13
Tilt LIGHT CONTRACT s, UNDER CONSIDERATION
Movement Among Citizens to Make It For a Term of Two Years Instead Of
 Five.
NltisEssH~ .

[ A petition was circulated Gmong the different business men of Mesa on fat1rday last for the purpose Of as lertaining the sentiment prevailing kers regarding the granting Of tNp ltsaP electric light and power contract. the Mesa Light and Power com Einy. instead of a five year contract. i was proposed at the last meeting ,othe city council.
 | tAt- this meeting it was proposed to | ant five year contract for light | a.h. power to this company, the ,n- | dsons of which were to be presented ai the regular meeting tomorrow init The motion also contained a ciIse providing for changes if such | vi found to be necessary by the pu3- ! lit tIn accordance with this view. the | flowing petition was presented to the l cfzens Saturday:
 y the Honorable Mayor and Com i non Council of the Town of Mesa ! tity:
 ! TGentlemen-We, the undersigned
 oiZens of the town of Mesa. do not ! flor the granting of a contract to the
 
 ] terrtOf five years. We favor a two l yeaicOntract only, with the under staiing that if at the end of tha- tint the Mesa Power and Light 1 eoBany has given satisfactory ser ! Yid and if there is no immediate aspect of utilizinz power from the Hsernment transmission line. then wuld favor an extension to the said pser company on such terms as vuld be mutually satisfactory. Respectfully submitted the present signeTs of this petition, ui to Saturday evening were as fol- lds: Phil Nets, A w Babbitt, l.. R Gibons. T. F. Pomeroy, l.. V. Guthrie. Ma Hotel for l.. V. Guthrie. F. T. Pferoy. William Newell. Gov F. PNps. F. P Drew, A Hunsaker. NJ P,holladay. J. R. Ruse, J. H. Diffen- dter. D. NJ LeBaron, George A J"hson. Mesa Cold Storage Market, f Clark, J. H. Rogers. G. L. Young. D. D. Gentry, F. M. LeBaron. Dan Hibert. John A. Williams, D. NJ Le- Ram. Jr., W. A. Macdonald, U NJ. Vare. H. F.. Crismon, Joseph Mont goTfry, B. c. Lyda. Palace Barber She. D. J. McCauley, Harrison & Steerson, J D. Robertson. James Mf5r, Jr.. and George s. Irwin
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13
ACCUSED OF HoRsEsTEALlNe.

''dge l.. V. Guthrie yesterday made f~rip to Kelvin, in the interest of Fracisco Mortal, Mexican, who is in cutody there, accused of stealing brse from J. A. Newman res ieet of Kelvin. It is understood that clot investigation has revealed the t'.0 hat Mortal was not in that town a fs6 time that the theft was com ntted. Judge Guthrie's trip there ysterday was for the purpose of ob- thing evidence which he believes will riteve Mortal from appearing before te grand jury
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13
BAND CONCERT SATURDAY
 EVENING.

. he Gem City band gave delight
 ff concert Saturday evening in the
 bnd stand across the street from the
 IStoffice. Although the members \ rere somewhat later than the hour ct. the concert was no less enjoyable eIany people were on the streets, and ihe town presented quite a metropolf- tan appearance. Vehicles lined the curb ing in front of the band stand The Saturday evening concerts are becom- ing quite popular and the boys under he direction of Professor Alden, are
 haking splendid progress.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13
Mesa Department w. H. HOGLE. Manager

both vocal and instrumental music At the time of her departure, her pupils numbered forty, being divided into six classes.
 Within the past few days, Miss HOl- laday has been the recipient of much social attention from her pupils and their parents, and received many beautiful and valuable gifts as a token of their appreciation of their teacher. Dnring her residence in the Gem City. Miss HOlladay has made a host of friends, who regret her leaving Mtsa. She is young lady of most splendid musical talent and ability, and through her energetic efforts along this line. has created an enthusiastic spirit among the musically inclined with whom she came in contact. M. P Holladay took Miss HOlladay to Phoenix yesterday afternoon.