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Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING.

office Of the Fullerton Oil Company. To the Stockholders of the Fullerton oil Company. a corporation organized under the laws of the Territory of Ari- zOna:
 Please take notice that special meeting of the stockholders of said Fullerton oil company will be held in the parlors of the Adams hotel, in the City of Phoenix. County of Maricopa' Territory Of Arizona, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m., on Tuesday, Febru- arv 4th. 1908, for the purpose of con- sidering and acting upon the question of the amendment of the Articles of Incorporation with relation to the place of business of said Fullerton oil Company in the state of California and for the transaction of such other bus mess as may properly come before the meeting.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 w. L. VALENTINE,
 Secretary of said Corporation.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
TALES Or WOE BY
 PHOENIX SP0RTSMtN
A Tragic Job That Was Put up on the
 PinaI County Mud Hens.

A three cornered hunting party which was composed of $. L. Easter ling, H. F. Molloy and Harry Rosen- feldt, returned yesterday from the duck shooting preserves of the Re presito club a few miles west of Flor ence. They brought back fine catch of most everything from ia grippe to canvas back jack rabbits, but mostly mud hens. They had just ducks enuogh to pay for the trouble and enough fun on the side to declare a big dividend.
 MT. Rosenfeldt is credited with pro- viding the greatest sport, through his passion for fresh air. He stated ia ad- vance. that this Arizona fresh air was the most invigorating thing that he had yet found and he hoped he could get enough of it on the hunting trip. He only took along one little blanket and comfort for fear of being smoth- cred. When they retired that night in the club house at the lake he crawled under his lone blanket after having opened the window alongside, to be sure he could have good circulation, the other gentlemen being tucked away under a wealth of blankets.
 After an hour or two had passed they noted Mir. Rosenfeldt stealthily closing the window and reminded him of his theory A little later he arose as stealthily and pulled on his trousers. Still later he was detected slipping on his sweater and before daylight he had crowded into his jumper and rubber boots. MT. Easterling said that the most fun though was the next day when Mir. Rosenfeldt made his big killing. He had warned the boys to be careful of their shells as they were not over well supplied with them They came upon him shooting to beat the band and were amazed to see the sur face of the lake strewn with mud hens. They called him off, not to save mud hens, but the ammunition, for the mud hens are not fit to eat and are too Itame to make their slaughter sports manlike.
 l It is also related that Mir. Molloy furnished some amusement of an aquatic nature The shooting preserve | is equipped with very light metallic boats that slip out from under per son very easily if he is not accustomed
 to them and permits himself to lose ms equilibrium, which Mir. Molloy did, and he went overheard, all except one fool
 which hung in an oar-lock. Ills pumI gun went down in the. mud and water barrel first and was out of business
 while Mir. Molloy went down after th'
 pump gun. But he is too big to stay submerged and presently floated baci to the surface and was fished out witt
 bic hair flIl of blue mud.
 Mir. Molloy for the sole purpose O
 making the record historically correct volunteered the information that MT
 Rosenfeldts wild slaughter or nut hens was due primarily to MT. Easter
 ling. who had himself at MT. Molloy
 suggestion bagged a nice bunch O
 them before he got wise, and then gaV
 Harry a bum steer, knowing he was
 new man in the country.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
REPUBLICAN TALKS
 so ALL MAY HEAR
And From Sea Level to Pinnacied
 Mountain Cliff the Wide, Wide World Sits up and Takes Notice.

Does it pay to advertise? Ask Frank AIkire of the Alkire shoe and stocking store. MT. Alkire is a pretty good ad- vertiser and his chief object in using printers ink, Is to set results, so the fact that he sprea,fs considerable of 1t around is proof enough of his senti- ments. Sometimes he gets results that are a little surprising even to the most ardent advertisers. and here IS the true story of a case in point.
 About ten da:-s ago the Alkire Com pany decided to dispose of its large stock O. shoes and go out of that line of business. Naturally. the first thing to do. was to put large, eye-catch- ing advertisement in The Republican. Bv o'clock in the afternoon MT AL kire got the most remarkable results.
 The Republican went from here {" Hot Springs Junction on the o'clock train and thence by automobile and stage to Castle Hot Springs. sixty miles away, where it arrived about l o'clock. From the postoffice at Castle Hot Springs 1t went to subscriber seven miles further back in the hills It was opened and the big closing-out sale was read about. NIT. Subscriber had been looking for just that sort or an opportunity and he knew that good opportunities in this world have to be seized promptly when they appear, so he made the seven mile trip back to
 Castle Hot Springs at once. and hit the telephone wire reverberating
 ran By o'clock MT. Alkire at his desk in the store. was booking S16
 order for shoes that went north on the next train ard at the reduction prices | the buyer was able to shoe up the whole family for that money.
 Republican advertisements are all
 ways good investment if the adVer- Itiser has anything that theNreaders or
 the paper can possibly want, but this
 is about the most spectacular and sat fsfactory result that can he recalled | inst now, and still keep within the border line of truth. The Republican claims to reach the people and to get into the presence of about everybody
 who reads in this valley, hot from
 the press. but it has hitherto been a little modest about it's ability to spread IDubIicitv almost instantaneously m the remote precincts of mountain lfastnesses and primeval forest, haunt
 cd but infrequcntly by the reverber- Iating footsteps of civilized man. Yer lily. the circulation of The Republican lis equaled only by that all-pervadlnE electrical omnipresence that an swers obedient to the wizard will oi Marconi and Tesla, and the reliability of it's advertising as well as it's news columns. is second onl.- 10 the fault llessness of the Scriptures
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
RAIN IN THE NORTH. -

RAIN IN THE NORTH. - Sheriff Lowry who came in, from Prescott yesterday, said that there had been warm rain there for twelve hours, and that in that time, before he left. half inch had fallen. When he left yes terday morning. there were showers, mixed with an attempt to clear up. ans that was the state of the weather as far as Skull Valley.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
RICHES AWAIT YOU.

Take . map Of the West. select ccr. tain spot and mark it with red ink and advertise q gold or silver mine. It's all in the advertising-n in the mine. Announce that you have formed com pany and started d cocoanut grove in Mexico. If the announcement Is lurid enough there needn't he any cocoanuts- Great thing for ministers 10 Invest in. Buy a barrel of old mining stock at 10 cents a barrel and advertise that the pay streak hns at last been struck Widows will rush to invest at . cents on ihe dollar.
 Advertise q position paying S4,OOO year for a young and ambitious young man who can invest S3OO0 in cash. Pay him his first weeks salary and skip with falls to work.
 Go into the Green-goods business. U attracts country grocers and postmasters all over the country and Is just as hon orable as stock broking.
 Blossom out as a gold brick man. This used to he considered a low-doEn busi- ness until rebatins came into practice, but now it is looked up to and honored. Get up q merger. Merge anything you 've got with anything else and double the nrice of both. The public Is so used 10 being swindled that one more doesn [ count.
 For the yearly profit In burglary. high way robbery and bargain rdles see small bills and take hand ip.
 JOE KERR.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25

but a short time but most Of the mem bers have had from three to five years experience with other musical organl- cations. The first public appearance of the band was last Saturday when they went as a body to Mesa with the base ball team and on theip return paraded the streets. For new organ ization the boys acquitted themselves very creditably.
 The High school band will continue
 as an organization all spring, or at least until the season for athletics closes. It is under the direction of w. Thompson who is also one of the clar- inet players in the Pioneer band, and consists of the following twelve mem
 bers: Cornets, w. Thalheimer, Fiske; clarinets, R. Comfort, O. Thalheimer
 saxaphone, Will COrpstein; baritone.
 K. Norris; slide trombone, w. Corp stein: bass, A. Fike; alto. Patton;
 bass drum, Bob Baker: small drum, C.. Eberle: conductor and clarinet w. Thompson. It Is not every high school
 in the country which can boast of a band of the size and instrumentation of the Phoenix high school.
 The game will not begin today until
 the band has reached the grounds where it will play during the contest ! A small admission of 25 cents to de- ] fray the expenses of the game will be charged at the gate. with the grand stand free. Several other games are scheduled. Next Saturday the High school will meet the Tempe Normal | nine at Eastlake park which is calcu- ,n fnnUht thus far played. Later the team VII play the Phoenix Indian school the
 Evans school for boys at Mesa, and th' | Prescott High school team. Consider able interest should be manifested IT
 these scholastic games. which ar' | clean and devoid of those elements
 which often cause the degeneracy O. i the national sport.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
DEATH OF MRS. coRPsTEIN.-

Mrs. Anna Corpstein, wife of Peter Corpstein. died last night about 1O;30 o'clock, on North First Avenue of tu- berculosis, Of which she has suffered for some years, having been confined to her home for several weeks. She is survived by two sons, as well as the bereaved husband. Mrs COrpstein was the daughter os Mr. and Mrs. Wals- worth of Tempe where the family for merly resided. They moved to Phoe- nix several years ago, MT. Corpstein being placed in charge of the local yard of the Blinn Lumber O., which later became the property of the Val ley Lumber Co, Oe which Mir Corp stein is at present the manager. Mrs Corpstein was 2 most estimable Wo- man and had many friends who will be
 shocked to learn of her death. The fu-
 neral arrangements have not yet been Iannouncd.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS
 MESA TEAM TODAY
A Street Concert by the High School Band, Previous to the Game.

The Phoenix high school will meet the Mesa high school in the second game of the season at Eastlake park this afternoon, beginning al 2.3O. The local nine has N orked out several times this week and is expecting to win the game. In the former contest Mesa was defeated by a score of s to on their own grounds.
 Today however Cuber, who pitched the last four innings last Saturday, and shut out the high school during those sessions. is scheduled to pitch the ehrIfe contest and the local team will have a much harder battle to wage. Realizing this, they have ardently de- voted themselves to practice and lm- proving team work
 A practice game was had with the I.amson team resulting in victory for the High school by a score of to 7. The Mesa nine is hopeful of being able to retreive the lost hOnors in the game today. The lineup of the Phoenix az gregation is as follows: Win Blount, left: Guy Wilkey, center, Will Shawkr right. Bob Dunlap. first; Tom Higley, second; Art Hahn. third; Leo Magof- fin. short. Jones, catcher; Frank HuT- ley. pitcher.
 owing to the death of Harry Day tons sister in Chicago yesterday, ing will not be in the game and Frank Hurley who did very acceptable work in the game with Lamson college nine win hold down the slab for the Phoe- nix nine. There should be a very good attendance as the encounter promises to be a very interesting one. Practi' callv all the high school students vii be out with plenty of high school yell' and spiritual support in the nature ol roofing.
 In this connection it is apropos tC mention the Phoenix High schoo band which organization will play i'm mediatcly preceding the game at th' corner of Washington and Cente streets This band has been organized
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
DON'T BLAME HER

For she cannot help it. Women are often cross, irritable, hysteric, and declare they are driven to distrac- tion at the slightest provocation.
 Men cannot understand why this should be so. To them it is mys- tery because in nine times out of ten this condition is caused by a serious feminine Arrangement.
 A remedy is necessary which acts directly upon the organs afflicted, re storing a healthy normal condition to the feminine system, which will quickly dispel all hysterical, nervous and irritable conditions. Such IS
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25

ter whetber it's turnips or coffins.
 Dig q hole in the ground and advertise it as an oil well. No oil needed to catch the suckers.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
THE HARTMAN CASE.
Department Of Justice Again Fully
 Discusses the Entire Matter.

Washington, Jan. 24.-The course to be pursued by the department of jus tice in the Hartman case was the subject of a conference today between Attorney General Bonaparte and Frank B. Kellogg and Charles A. Sev- erance. of counsel for the government. The entire matter was fully discussed and the legal proceedings to be adopt ed were decided on. A statement will be issued by the department in few days, setting forth it's views in the case.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
STOLEN PICTURES.

London Jan. 24.-Three valuable miniatures of the Duchess of Fife. the Queen of Norway and Princess Vic toria, all belonging to Queen Alexan- dra. have been stolen by burglars from the studio of an engraver in London, to which they had been sent for reproduction,
Arizona republican., 1908-01-25

The man that remains poor in this country has only himself to blame. It might not have been so % years ago, but now that .7e have had so many shining examples of aow to do 1t there is no ex- ,cuse for anyone being worth less than million.
 Get up corBer on something, no mat
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
\ NATIONAL AFFAIR.

bluE Marshal Hart Humh,r last #aHt ,ed four natives who reside a=4r tfr Standard uu Company. on a charge of bsus drunk and aisiufh- aE rHe peace.
 THe natives claimed .htt the Hanar .s4# furnished th.m hy chiuamau and Eussiau who are employed as =lilpr= uH the German tramp steamer aaa iu port and they also were gath arzd iata the fold This afternoon they afe being tried before r. < eommiz- feHef Fuller ou a charge of giving iH- aa<legtiHe liquors Co the natives. and eue interpreters hav, been engaged. as none af the parties interested are familiar with the English language.
 George Madison Is trlnslauug for the natives. and Mir. Gordon of the Dis eatafy saloon. and a Celeetial named Charley 9e performing a similar ser .iee for the Russian and chInaman re- =Faeftyelv.
 The ease was dismissed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
FOREST FIRE
 ON K0YUK

\ r.r"rt which Tia.ad mnu tHs uHlr.Hs r. ta rHa ,nast Chat far.-t .n. !. ass.us a'Ms the Eazua u1rr and 'iraHaH HHae --afim af tbe .'"atf# ta tHe e#=teaH1 af Narfaa Saua St.rr- If Hma rlu bs saau from ttnI-- ad The country k ea- E.I.rrT Iu -uos.
 < hrrrr tirs afa raging along the Fish r.E.r sa.IH between Chenik and 'aHm.il.aHd | i= thought tHat a num- hsr "f ehM tIms gH. riVaf have been f.-trey,I
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
BRokEHls LEG.

\ recent arrival from Norton sound states that Julius. ihe raaa house keeper at that place had tho misfnr- tune c. break his leg few days ago.
 Julius Was caulking il boat. and in turning it bottom side un. allowed il to slip and strike him on thc shin. break ing the bone. The injured member has been sci in rough splHts. and the pa- tient is doing as well as can be ex- pected mIer the circumstances.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
CLEVEtAND'S EUEO6Y
 DELIVERD BY ROOSEVELT
Nuggets Spec al Service.

CINCINNATI July L Judge IIar- mon rrHHed hrrr from Princeton tg- day and mJdc the drsf announcement that President IsaazsteIt behind closed doot- deiieeed q stirring euiuey ta the dead oN-rrgsilsnt. Grover Cleveland President Roosevelt stated that he rr- mrmbered the ex-rrcsfdcut and the members of his cabinet. and pointing [" the eoliiu told of tae many good teees performed ht ; man Tsho W3s much misunderstood
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
GRAND FLORAL Ex-
 CURSloN JULY FOURTH

''" i" hiH= Mountain and esI Aila .lastrs ii.sa.s aaeae..- If fateef-r-e- a..i#- 4n,.4-H.-. l#4iH-f and efHyr flow -r.- tnet tnh atH teaea Nome at I D. H.. returning s.5u D. H. Second 'f"m '.a' D. H. returning Iis&9 p. m. Fal" one daIaH faHHd trip Pavilion "l th" ground. sh.He#aa ean be served with hat r"astsd earn- sandwiches. enf- f-. and bots of other euod things ta ea. at nominal price -o follow inc crowd "u the Fomah.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
Nuggets Special Service.

DENVER. July l. William J..- aiaes ElSaH has complete and faI eau- trai nt the det'E1te at t.y democratic convention here. and .h-rr Is un Ilue- sr any doubt that he will receive the nomination of his party
 This afternoon Bryan offered tL, nomination for vice president tu Jerry Sullivan. of chicasa. but tt wa# promptly refused
 The favored candidates for ihe seg- "ud place con the ticket are Governor Johnson. ef Minnesota. and Judge Gray of Delaware. It is known her, thlt Johnson Mil renus, tb, offer bat r,re sure may he brought 10 bear t.at l.iu induce hun Co change his mind.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
CONGRESSMAN PARKER TO
 BE BURIED AT ARLINGTON
Nuggets Special Service.

DEAbWoob. s. B. July r. The body of Congressman Parker. who died herr vrztrri1y uf heart dise1sr win hr removed tn Washington for burial n the Arlington cemetery
 Congressman Parker was veteran of the ehil war having graduated from Wezt Point in the year in which the War bfpke out His father and himself fought far The t'uiau. and hie tNs brothers fought for th,. .nut.. iu the state af Virginia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
RATHER.

Who are the most conscientious people "u eartho"
 Well. press humorists are as con seienti"ns as any" remarked one of the fraternity "It takes moral cour- age To clip good jokes and print 'em alongside your own. Louisville Cou- rieF Journal
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
TYPHOID AT CHENIK.

! report has reached Nome to the elfeei that Mrs Hanson, the proprie- tress af the hotel az CbpulE has been diiing fur three weeks from a mal3dy which is thought to be typhoid X physician has been summoned from Council
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
BRYAN HAS FULL CONTROL.
 OF DEM. CONVENTION

at inc national committee s Ir4u-lue [ Hat contest Eel4asH IHa Was and Al4Aas pah#aH. of aHahH Ii is saaaahf t==lt f.re4a- =5a# fHsar tH.. N.- bri#l.an
 General Weaver #vaI#em #ae amh- efH #-IrsttiaH and has rmrot .t tHg d...safas fnam arl ef s. prohibition =f8fe== ffe HH fHrea H Hr.aH6rar plank iH.a tfa ulaHtarHa rH. Haf..u..I committeeman aa united u aunfu-
 # aHti-iHia# r.fHE -a a- Ht .saFs He deub. as To ahef- tb. rartv lands @ tHi# HateH-
 The oHrau dgI.eets# u. noamne Chamberlain fsf tEa Hrs ,Hf.aI Humm1tisa In an Interview Hl.aa ated lat Governor Chamberlain would b. perfectly tu la.ar. ta H.n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
BOXING CONTEST.

Harry Sellers of Kentucky and Billy smith of Dawson yesterday signed ar tict"s of agreement for twenty-round boxing contest for purse, the con test to take place at the Little Creek roadhouse on the night of July IT. Both men have gone into training and will be in perfect condition on tn, night of the event.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
elatz Private Stock at tn. Bank.
AMONG FRIENDS.

'Sl raking of bad falls" remarked JoH-= "I fell out of a window once. nd the sensation was terrible. Dur ing mg transit through the air really believe thought of every mean act I had ever committed in my life
 I'm" grpWled Thompson. "You must hay. fallen am awful distancet'
 Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
A LUCKY MAN.

Young man" said the prosperous individual. I did not always have this carriage. When I first started in life had tO walk"
 You were lucky" chuckled the youth. When I started in life I couldn't walk. ."Catholic News.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

The Happy New Year claim nn Otter creek and Fox gulch is now in perfect shape to keep in operation for more than a year. more ground being blocked out than in any other claim in this section. one tunnel has been driven along the paystreak for distance of cross-cut in five different places. The raystrcak has an average depth of six feet. The claim is bring operated by the Wild Goose company under the supervision of Tom Gibson
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
EdsewOrth Tobacco at YOrky's.
E'eeworth Tobacco at Yorky's
SHIP LOAD OF EXPLOSIVES
 EXGPEcTEO HERE TONIGHT

The bark W. E. Flint. owned by the Standard coil Company. is expected to anchor in tho ruadstrad this evening. The Vessel is laden with 35.0oO cases "f gasoline and distinatc. refined oils. mining candles and mbricating oils.
 Get one of the new model Remington typewriters. z. c. Niles, Golden Gate Hotel
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
GOLD DIGGER TEAM
 RECEIVES DECISIVE DEFEAT

In the base ball game. played on the local grounds last evening between the Fort Davis soldiers and the Gold Dig ger team. was good game up until thc seventh inning. after which time the soldiers cvcrlastingly wolloped their opponents. knocking the ball all over the ground. and once in while. by way of variation. clean over the fence. and out of the city limits.
 woollcn and Thatcher. uf the Fort Davis team. played good ball. and Nachhar the Gold Digger pitcher played well for the first feN innings Mclaughlin of the Fort Davis team was mclpacitated in the third innings. and Barrett was substituted
 The score and tnr-up We're as fol- flows.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

DENVER July l. There are mare newspaper men than delegates here to attend the convention. n is believed that for the first tme tbc national committee WiiI make some objection ta accepting vatez bN proxy.
 Tine committee has araad. decided upon Henry GIayson AIdmann for per manrnt chairman. The chairnar-na
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The srmi-aHHuai meeting of the stockholders of the Nome quartz Min Ing Ge. will be held al the compauy's office, HI Front street. on Monday. July (. at the hour of o'clock |. m.
 q JOHN KATOVIC. See.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
 CREATES
 HAVOC
Nuggets Special Service.

CLINTON. Nmu. Juls l. - \ terna- aa. which swept through this district #e-teHiay. killed twenty peopIe. wreck Hd fHe raurrb. Jhc newspaper office. aaI completely demolished number af ry<fdrHgg~ Naul people N hus', huus- Han 5zrd Co Jbr ground 3fr now H-H-'.- bui rrItrf - expected mm-- zElttIE
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

LINCOLN. Neh. July 1. Eryaue lax iist here has been investigated hs the democratic rmtE. a- he.ha- refused I" make a contribution to tbe campaisn iuHd The list shows that he hae prop eftA= to the value Of $>i.5o0. This m- cludes 2 considerable amount of relI estats.siandine iu lhe name of his wife
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
Nugeet's Special servIee.

PRINCETON. June ga. Ex-Prcsi- dent Cleveland aaz laid ta rest today hy the side "f his baGy daughter Ruth.
 fhr ceremony EaE attended bg lHe -raate-t crowd that mz e4er gathered m thr lurul cemetery
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
MINING EDITION
 NOME DAILY NuGGEST

On sale, wrapped ready for mailing. at A. B. Coon & Co.,, Monopole Cigar Store, Mauro & C., Bell & co., and Nome Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

Bargain. furnished cottage. last house on right, Campbell Way. Room. kitchen. cache
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
LOS

\ back comb on Bessie road Finder please return to Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

Imported coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.