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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09
MANY VICTIMS or Heat.
Scores Were Frustrated In New York
City.

Scores We're Frustrated In New York
City.
New York, July s--insoiar a. Il
was able New Works. tenement house
population slept out 81 doors Monday
night After n day whose acogchlnE
heat bad struck DOWN fully iourscoro
Of the Greater City's dwelloFa, and
had directly or Indirectly caused tho
death of twelve persons. the denseiy
populated east side sections. a. niKhs
settled down oppressivcly. emptied
themselves ou, into every space avail.
able.
Thousands moved their beds 10 the
roofs or IRE escapcA thousands moro
fed % the parks and alepi on the
henchea Or stretched themselves out
on tho grasses. while h0rdea ~ toe
dWeilsra near ihe rivers n0ched n
recreation piers Tor relief from fae
furnnce-iike streets hnd the almost
even like temperature % the average
tenement room
The lay Was marked ~ q maximum
Temperature oi %. registered BY the
ofsclhl rec1rdins instrument. Tnia
azure. vas iaksn AZ che iSp
~ one ~ the city's tailasl
building sna high az Il wns. anord,
"a ilii@ idea ~ ne torrld atmosphere
close % ihe Eun ~bahed payementn.
where the mercury registered 100 a..
grges AZ midafternoon IN namafous
tuhfa
There wns 10 relief IN TIE way ~
showers, and ne bFse8en % sha day 10
thn etiy proper wAFe scaat ard ~
ilaie eooilnr poser The beaches
wera crowded Al Gag. sad even more
Gensflg populated AZ aiEht W seaksfs
,qr fefraEting air eurFsntH
Tma pegannH wegu agivem insane Nv
me heat Ore Frsbk hnrineFo.
iumpe8 fFpm seoose story pinfoW
and wae inmaatiT ktile6.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09
FloHr AT cHuRcH.
Fathsr Fatally Wounded and Two
Soma Shot.

Soma Shot.
Triton, Ga, July S,--tA. Conger.
one o. tho most prominent farmers
81 the western part OF rift county,
was shot ana fatally wounded and hia
two sons, Abraham aud Barney aes
riuusly sounded 81 salein church, ave
miles west OF Triton, By Dempsey and
Jesse Taylor
The diHioulty grew out OF trouble
81 a years standing between CgnEeFa
aud the TayloFs, whom they had rent
ca crop on CUngera place. In the
Justices court al ~ ~ saturday Con-
ser was q party Ia q suit against tho
Tayiora and tho disagreement which
led 40 20 tho shooting grew out ot
this lawsuit.
The TAyI0Fs came 10 the church and
called c0ngeF out ~ Sunday school.
but after some words went away. A.
tsr sunday achool they returned and
some hot words. n ID said passed De.
tween them and ConRer. when tho 81
der c0nEeg struck Dempsey Taylor
over the head with q stick and tag.
l0s drew hia revolver and commenced
erina a. him one shot struck Goa
ser In the forehead, but Elaneed. m
nicilng only scalp wound Another
struck him IN me right breast and
another IN tho Iefs breast. within GA
Inch ~ the heart coHgar thon
lodged under ma buggy IN which the
Taylors we're sitting, aad Taylor nred
on HIN awaln, this bullet strikIng HIM
uear fhe hIo ard passing upgard
through hia stomach and inHleslpg ~.
turies which caused his death
Jesse Tayior shot 1iaFney cunger
through the thigh and 40 lhrungh tha
arm. bFeakiag ghe bona AZ frat.
ne TpunE CgaEera ana ieaaa md VIII
Tuy'0F tried % act a. peaeemahers
Hnlii rhe shooting began Tha TAys
iors leii t0ea afierNhraa ard have
n0i bsea arrested. although n II No.
defatoad thaf they are ready b sBF.
reader Ths SLIDER CDnaer vas tae
ealy sua 'ataliy hart
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09
CLARK HOWELL.

an standard about which they could
gather with other opposing delegations
the uninsIructed delegations from New
York having been Joked forward %
as among the opposition factors. Find
ing New York inactive. however the
delegation has practically announced
that II will not be left alone IN a
wilderness.
The delegation enthusiastically In
dorsed Clark HoBell Cor the vice
presidency. and determined 20 pre-
sent NE name 20 the convention AMI
10 start an actlvc campaign IN bis be-
half. Mr.. Howell also was uamed
succeed himself on the national
committee
The Georgia delegation VIII NEE,
again when some doiinlte plan og &C
ton may be made A representa-
tive Of Judge Gray has been invited
TO appear before the caucus 20 present
the claims Of Dclaware'a candidate
for the presidency
W. g. West. who was frat select
"a a. the states representative on
The committee 10 notify che presiden
,iai nominee. declined the once "a
the ground that be- "refuaei 10 boiify
Bryan.F
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09

Birmingham. ALI. yuiy s.-'Ins
Tlsnemer Rolling Mills started 90
Monday after an iGlsrsss o. several
nonthr. These WORKS are ne prOper'
" of ne Tennessee Coal. Iron and
Railroad company. Empioymezi was
gfven 20 600 men. Notices Ne-a
posted a. the pinnt q ne Bsaasn9'
or Pipe plant rVirg uorR 70 30
tween 100 nns so msn. hat itHFs
w0uia b. a general Feaampis9n % -
~rnstonn wedrnElay Teere u a
rso6 ssnans fos ths prodpefs hae S'R
rspaiFrs about tAa p,anf hara bees
ecrcfu9ad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09

wntsinraon lev "a ferpgfica
az m1yoment has snkfs ruf sraias'
tAs raFernmees ~ HanfNfas Haae'
traffs tka mlaisiss tsFn fsssiytt
ss-s sAat rAs iaNr - 1Faeiar. Abag'
fusnfT mreR frem fhe #alfa tafets
safs~f kna beers akee ~ fse
w1iar erssazhalFs frarm Haisatsf
n hsa 4 engfien - f1gfT ~ sft9 mss
asa lts pgg4s tigs 10 stc~i 100
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09
mLn ~. ID a..

usntsF fu'g TIE NsN gerssY
se'sralss fsfises today, aftsr q hest.
~ asWumeag afhaiF eameas, % vafs
ar nsafrs Graz ~ rsiawgra tsF
gresfferf risn daegfef e.
Tafa Ha aif Fuis ft0heFt
Hatspf'h eks slressA menhsr ~ TIA
rstieaai enHmIftse as games Rmifa
~ $50 eHeeem ~ s9yfesawf fse
ffrss ~ fse eamNififs 90 fsWaaiiaas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09
FOR VICE PRESIDENCY
Clark Howell, Of Georgia, Is En-.
dOrSea by
the GEORGIA DELEGATION
ceorulaRs Resolve GyPresent Editors
Name at Convention and work FOR
His NOmlnatIon---pelesates Opposed
to Bryan.

Denver. July s.--Georgia Is against
Bryan, II there Is any chance Of en-
comprising his defeat but probably
will vote for him unless It is demon
strated in the meantime that decid'
cd stand in opposition can be made
This position of the delegation was
announced at the conclusion OF the
caucus.
II was said that Georgia came Ia
Denver expecting 70 find an antl-Bry'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09
FIREMEN KEPT ONRUN
Three Fires In One Night Occur
In Washington, DC.
TWENTY HORSES Persisted

Many Flrsmen Sustained injuries and
the Damage 10 Property 10 censIder.
abIs--.Man Fsn Through skyIIsht
into Bears pnn.
Washington, July S,--Most Of the
city was left In peril while the flro do
partment worked on three connagra-
tons that broke out from suspicious
origin In different parts Of the city
Monday night, resulting In minor In"
iuries to ltemon, tho death OF twenty
horses and property damage Of up.
ward OF $4,000.
The principal losses we're;
The Halnea department store, on
Eighth and Ninth streets. southeasti
the Virginia stables. Forty-ffth and Q
street, Northwest; the palllnger a
Gray commission house, e2S Louisiana
avenue, Northwest, aud tho adjoining
storage and packing house OF g. II.
Jauns.
Durlng tho excitement nc the COM
mission house are. N. ID, McCar.
thy. saloon proprietor, fell through
skylight ana landed In a den In
which large black bear waa con-
nnod. but was quickly rescued.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09

~ FssernbefE. fely ne aBsi
afraAsea bet9ssn N Mafhoa. Fpae'
iieuisf 6sgaiY an4 Opip Y Fefaa
@ant. asBssy frou RAsfsea. ~ ne
oagnmms ~ . GnsFrsl In tha &wma q
fgw dnys aEg. snleh wss ~ have bees
feuHAi ~ an early hguF TpsatMy 10
gke maoes q th0ri aiaia6ea ewtaiae ne
els. VS. Dftyssesd ~ tks neiise
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09
TAFT KEEPING sUsv.

Divides Hls Tire Between coif Llnka
and Political caiisrn
Rot EpFinFa. Va JuiY = william
~. TAft spent Tuesday IN political
Conferences ard sport on gha colt
linkn.
senaior HeussnuEy. o. inalasa. wh0
renchee here or 'ss mianiGhi tsaln.
'aiksd matters OVER wtfh Represents
tive Burton, q ohio oontsrFe8 WiiA
Ioago Taft coscsrirE the etAirwAa-
ship ~ ~ haikr ~ repuhHeab EaftY
nas ecs6iiiprs in issiaas FensFHy
NJ. meaeNssyw same haa been
msntio1n8 ir ~ rtf-GieH witt ~
rhAirmanfaiD
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09

Denver. Colo, July S.-rhe demo
r,tc national convention OF 1908,
vblch is to nominate candidates for
~ Offices OF president and vice presi-
An, Of the United States In Opposi.
rca to william N. Tafk Of Ohio. and
James s. Sherman. Of New York,
wAn the republican national
~ayention nominated four weeks ago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09

~ FHHfFtAfE faig : rrfeess n
q MNFssenearltes bFrsfdsat ~ 90
fgm ~ Hi PefaFNbarg was
ysttAss is ~ hFsass - vstsesasofss
wkiiser - ~ mas - ~ geiRiea
sflsessfa lis hsasfitas ssaassa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09

Ansnfs. 90 faiy "A meesias
kas BEEN eansa ia no esfy hali ssrs
- arassiss hFif0asi moyement 90
ne ereerian n m0aamsnf 70 ihs lafs
Ioel f,tsa8ieF Harris n IL grog0set
~ esI ~ sHbaeFiffions ffom an pagfs
~ rae rsi1ea Hfsfes and 90 anpeWi
or b. BgaDaFst tgg EsasrRi siFeuis
llea shFaga fss eCanffy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09

hChcago, is at the point Of . ton.
~ the early hours OF the morning
nnd the thousands OF delegates, al
'sriies and spectators from all parts
. he country beginning TO stream
erit the great auditorium which
y enterprise OF the people Of Den
y has made ready for the welcome.
Respect for Mr.. Cleveland.
ne unusual feature OF the frst
70 program was the plan 10 adj
~ At an early hour as a mark OF
20 TO the memory OF the late ex.
resent Grover Cleveland. the last
asne'ai who occupied the exalted
- ot chief magistrate OF the m
This adjournment, however.
iN expected 70 delay materially
Ao's n toe convention. for Tues
vas. ~ usual planned
y preliminary In its nature; In
80 p4.5 Zee call 10 order oy the
80 Of the retiring COMMITTEES.
n $50 Taggart, Of Indiana; the read.
= ne cali for the convention BY
'AiI Urey woOdson; the opening
~ Archbishop John j Keane
Ay'1!sg; the announcement Of
- porary Convention officers SEE
y ne national committee, and
@aa-maton by the ronvsution:
s7~'aF address % Temporary
"a Theodore A. Bell. OF CaH-
-. - iat the announcement OF the
entities selected BY thu
- ne Etata delegations. The
on credentials. perma.
-'sasira'io-. rules and order Of
platform and resolutions
-.sF'i wiyh thslr work after the
a R'tatt.ay.
ras Proarsna.
~ 'CRm for Wednesday pro
-. ne eompietioh a. pcrmnncni
- a. re address, of shs per
49, hsrzan, Representative
caY''n. ~ Alabama. All
-, y. Aae Adoption % ne 70
20 anwmftteua appognses
-. t fhat En- ncmlnatior
~ 'e'israt noF rice pruai,
A. rsachse bsfare TharpsRY,
a. a' lad q ths sickss VT
~ a'@iuH,et an9 me neiec
-. 'a'e Grssissrtiat eansssns,
q - ssirres usui vi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09

81 Pa1erahufE 1eiy s---&oss "
Riasle. ghs 1msrisaa amsasaas1f. p
rrnsangy psexrtm.ax igHaFe rroo"
arr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09

Nnyer, July S.-.The Georgia dele
e.,Ou ended their caucus at 2 p. m.
No. are unanimously for johnson,
"a expect to cast 20 votes tor the
Minnesota candidate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09
GEORGIA FOR johnson
hkgatiOn win Unanimously Sup
port MinneSOtan.
70 CAST TwENTY-sIx VOTES

!, democratic Convention Getting
s.,dy for the Nomination Of Rival
Candidates to Taft and sherman "a
ssst Government. Il
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-09

day. after which the convention viii
adjourn. There is no reason APP
parent at present to expect the con-
vention to extend beyond that day.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06

They are now in ten feet more on the drift, or 1S4 feet, securing the assays across the face of it, mentioned in the beginning. Samples were taken from four to eight inches in size across the face. aggregating 100 pounds. and from these MT. POrterie made the assays Since the ore samples were brought to Phoenix daily telephone reports have been received. the latest as recently as yesterday morning announcing that if there was any change at all it was for the better. Three different groups of men have sought recently to secure the mine and finance it, but as the company only needs about $20,O00 to provide a pump, hoist and a small milling plant. it has rejected all of fers and proposes to raise what little money it needs among the friends of those already interested, and retain the management and ownership among Phoenix people.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
ARIZONA COMPETITOR
 OF STANDARD OH
An Oil Company in Which a Former Distinguished Arizonian is Inter ested.

Hon. Jas. A. Fleming, former treas
 urer of the territory. arrived in the
 city yesterday after an absence of four
 years. He was accompanied by Judge Albert l.. Wilson and H. H. Tucker, Jr., of Kansas City. The object of
 their visit is to hold a meeting of the Uncle sam oil company, organized
 under the laws of the territory but op- erating in Kansas and Oklahoma. | MT. Fleming is at the head of the operating department of the company. Judge Wilson is in charge of it's legal department and MT. Tucker is the lfinancier.
 This company is the largest inde- pendent oil company in the mid-con- tinent. It has refineries at Tulsa. Okla, Cherryvale, Kans.. and Atchi- son, Kan. It has a pipe line extending from the Oklahoma fields to the Mis- souri river and thence along the river
 to Atchison. The entire pipe line when completed will have a length of
 241 miles in addition to the laterals. | The stockholders of the company numbering about 5000, reside in almost every congressional district in the Un- | ited States a fact which enables it to resist the encroachments of the Stand ard. The company has no bonds and | its property is valued at something
 more than million dollars.
 [ Beside the refineries already estab- lished there will shortly be erected at
 the Atchison refinery a by-product
 plant.
 | Mir Fleming has been connected with 1 the company since last November and
 he brought into it a vast experience in the oil business. His first was gained in the oil fields of Pennsylvania at the age of Is. Before he had formally
 taken leave of Phoenix he had become
 interested in the fields of eastern Ok
 lahoma, then the Indian territory, and his properties were so thoroughly de- veloped in a short time that he sold
 them to the Armour Packing company rat handsome profit. Since leaving
 Phoenix, MT. Fleming has divided his residence between Kansas City and Atlantic City.
 The party will leave here for the east next Tuesday night.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
DAILY FAsHIoN E Alks
 BY EaAY KaaNTOn
A PRETTY BROCK IN PRINCEsSE STYLE.
BY MAY KaNT0n

ARESSE effects sfashona for the school g as they are for
 this b made avate for schoo for made from arill and in color the
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
Team Captain: Col. L. W. Coggins. Order No. s5.

iperature of the colder rooms materi- ialy, and it is possible to maintain al-
 most any degree of temperature that Imay be desired. The refrigeration is
 to be b. the company's own plant in Ithe rear of the market proper, but
 there is insurance against any break IGown or interference with the machin- lery by ar immensa storage capacity laoove tre sixteen foot ceilings of the Refrigerator proper which may be lfilled by a large tonnage of ice s.Ioui1 that be necessary. A T7e-hanical breakdown means no interference Wlth business, only a little more eNpense land trouble in a temporary resort to
 the use of ice.
 l The front of the refrigerator room
 is neatly tiled, painted, mirrored and jpaneled with plate glass windows. so the patrons can see into the first room
 in that department and note the goods displayed on the shelves and apara tus behind This will be a cold room, but the one behind it., the main stor- lage room for refrigerated meats will be kept still colder, and is entered from the room just described for the deliv- ItlN oA lAlNelAo anu AlAl bhs7ll el httI III the rear, from the chilling room, where all meats are temporarily stored until the animal heat is removed. Be- tween these rooms and in other places. in fact, the doors are double, one above the other, so that a man enter ing opens only the lower door, thus letting out the least possible amount of cold air When the ceiling railroad or transportation device for large car casses is in Iee both doors are neces- sarily opened. This device is operated by a perfect switch system. so a half a beef. or even a whole one may be shifted from the chilling room into the large refrigerating room, to any one of the many ceiling tracks desir- ed, by a simple twist of the wrist" The main refrigerator room under dis cussion is 16X1S feet in size, with IS foot ceiling. as mentioned It should be mentioned also that this automatic extends clear back to the unloading point for the wagons from the slaugh- ter house There are tracks also from the main room to the front room.
 Another apartment of the rcfriger- ating plant deserving of special men ton IS known as a pickle ana cheese room, where products of that sort eX- clusively are stored and where any desired temperature can be secured. The lock on the door to this room and sOpe of the other ones is a special device so made that the employe closes the door securely behind him without a possibility of locking him self in. As mentioned, the brine sys- tenn is used and those familiar with such things will understand its mean ing without an attempt to describe it.
 The floors back of the market room have all been made to order. of cement underlaid with cork, and are both san itary and proof against mice and yer min.' These floors extend back
 through the machinery department
 where an immense sausage machine and a compressor and motor are in stalled, as well as a room over a bored well that was sunk forty feet below the building
 Other features of the plant are an
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
HACKtIT MARKETS
 EXTENSIVE PLANT
An Institution That the Town as Well as the Owners Will Feel Proud of.

The work of installing the fixtures for the Hackett market, which Is to open about the goth of this month, has been under way for a long time. one might suppose it would not be a very long job and should be quickly done, but that is where one makes a mis- take, for the Hackett market is to equal in equipment and facilities any thing in that line of business ever constructed in the west, and the re- frigerating plant, rooms and machin- cry is quite extensive, costing many thousands of dollars for installation. There is a lot more to it than a mere ice box and marble top counter.
 The company is composed of John C. Hurley and E. Hackett. The former closed out his entire business inter ests here a year ago last March, and has now reiHVested in an entirely new enterprise, associating with him F.. Hackett, who has had a wide practical experience in Phoenix in that business. Beside the market on Washington street the company has its own corral on south Center street and is building a new slaughter house just west of the sewer farm, which is on the river bank near the extension of Seventh avenue.
 But attention at this time is par ticularly called to the market which will be an institution to which Phoenix can point with pride and will be a show place for visitors who are in terested in up-to-date business meth Odss The fixtures and equipments are inGto11aH I,.-I tory foreman of the Brecht Butchers Supply company of Denver, which manufacture them, including the re- frigeratOrs. ice boxes, brine system and railway equipment for the con venient handling of the meats within the large refrigerating structures. MT. Bowers feels as much interested in the perfection of the plant as though he We're a member of the company, for he takes pride in the perfection of the job.
 The public market room is equipped with colonial counters, refrigerator counters and side counters. These are constructed of antique oak. the side counters having marble tops and the display and sales counters being top ped and fronted with plate glass and provided within by coils and refrig- orator apparatus. On the side of the lobby or sales room is a display case and another faces the show window on the street to attract the attention of Dassersby.
 The refrigerating department is the chief pride of the institution. It is a large construction consisting of several apartments all thick walled and with heavy doors from one apartment to another, so that an emplOye in going from the outer air by closing the doors behind him in no way lessens the tenn
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
TOO HAPPY TO LIVE.

A question now arises. Can a per son, by using Sexine Pills, become too happy to live? No. But a person who feels so weak and nervous that life seems a burden can be made hap py by building him or herself up by the use of Sexine Pills. Price, $1 box, boxes $5. Address or call Eivey & Hulett, where they sell all the prin- cipal remedies and do not substitute
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
A SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT.

Leman, Sept. 5.-Wilbur Wright made a successful flight this morning. He was in the air 19 minutes S4 25 seconds, thus approaching within fraction of the second Farman's record, the longest official flight. The distance as estimated is between fouiteen and a half to fifteen miles. After a remark able series of evolutions he returned within three hundred feet of the start ing point.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06

oven for preparation of delicatessen goods and a fine brick smoke house constructed on the most convenient and scientific lines. One might say a great deal more in reciting details, but the above nicely outlines the fea- lures of the plant and most Phoenix people will want to go and look it over for themselves as soon as the manage ment is ready to open for the favors of the public.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06

ben of
 N6lot A will be mailed addsby the Fashion this Of addition
 for letter postage which insures prompt ds)f
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
PITTsBURG BANKS CLOSE.

Pittsburg, Sept. 1.-Two financial institutions, the Cosmopolitan National bank and the Mount. Washington Say ings and Trust company were closed today by orders from federal and state banking authorities. While the Cos mopolitan National bank was a fair sized concern the trust company was small concern and there was little excitement.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06

The following registered at the Ho- tel Adams yesterday: J, B. Moore and daughter. New Mexico: Albert Wilson. H. H. Tucker, Kansas City; James A. Fleming, Kansas City; R. Humphrey, Milwaukee.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
MILLER FAMILY HoME.-J

Miller, wife and son returned home yesterday from their outing on the White Mountain reservation. Jake said yesterday that he wanted to stay longer but Agent c. w. Grouse drove him off the reservation for catching all the trout, then issued an order that no more fishing should be indulged in for five years, to give the trout chance. Jake was catch ing them. drying them and making jerky to send to Hi Eldred who is in San Diego trying to catch fish but can't do it unless Jake is there to show him, owing to his Missouri ancestry.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06

At the Commercial hotel were the following: J. A. Cashion, Los Angeles: c. H. Farrow, Globe; F. R. McMahon and wife.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
SCORE OF THE ARIZONA TEAM
 CAMP PERRY SHOOTING CONTEST
SCORE OF THE

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