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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16

City Douglas few miles the south of the cobe metropolis any
thing the the winning craftsmanship Of the man
assisted nearly twenty months Of every
Kentucky growing Globe the capital
anything energy Of the
territory nbuug great in congress
produced political record alias blank Tue
the you
paid Aureus go Congress o'u'si
congressman supposed Washington fort To
Washington the interests of his constituency You an
Has Mark been faithful servant or has
been that of himself political pet and his office as
sineeuref Is of his for which he paid to b"
Washington looking appropriations public works Arizona
spent among companions Kentucky far
ds.an from the halls glatn' fact that Marcus Aoe"'
years interests
which he has faithfully served by doing nothing and 0n far as his ser
vices the territory blank
The democratic making howl abou, the certainty Of
the election of Bryan and the of the republican ma"'
the They mission
Of deception n history of presidential
election and the of Legislature clearly frase
this country overwhelmingly sympathy
policies of Theodore Roosevelt policies 'han be
pepeuaed They Roosevelt himself has de
clared that N country-ayc, that
his judgment no candidate Offered for the the Amer
lean people emnenty fitted up burdens Of the presidency
under existing conditions william Howard Taft.
Taft is going to be elected by riyag
1904 The election of pri
mare and bye elections throughout country great
republican shaping party give
publican congress in poGsto predatory
factionbu nothing happened slight
hope of a the polls In November
So people give novice to the country that
they awake and line progress prosperity cus Ralph
Cameron tn" man who is in thorough policies
the man who does things ship fastening
her bottom "a" another the bornncl
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
A Significant Contrast.

r, nearly aftv republican administrations eo,
ton the United states enjoyed the benefits of protective tariff e.,
ng during period 1894 to 1897 when the Free Trade Wilson
German law was operation During the same period in fact lsS
, Britain has tariff During these ma,
c, . been built up United states with sufficient purchasing pw,
m consume per manufactures and farm products
m same period Great become the workshop of tn.
world aud o. becoming the dumping ground for the product,
Of other nations.
Let rs ace now the result Of these two policies on tina
railroad. countries affected by the wages of en-
. and tho freight rates The testimony F. Yoak0u
one Of the leading railroad In interview
made the astounding thousand million dollars would
freight bills if the shippers of this
compelled pay the English shippers pay while
same paid American railroad employees more
than double paid Of labor in Great
TO be more specific shows the average paa
% b tarad EMPLOYEES Great per year. tho
freight rate in s22i per mile As with
this the average wages employees of the United States
are se2 per year freight IS per
paid per the United
paid 1915 in the United
sIi55 per year. nearly times as much.
In Great Britain engine paid
paid In the United states
paid per which los than conductors
in Grc, paid
country
distance is 937 miles and
mile In the United states the distance
New to miles the
per In pays freight
niles states pays moving o
During freight d.
United for that period had paid the
freight. billion
to be exact sj7I3OOnOpo
Shall operate farms and factories under protective
snail let down and the fiscal policy
Brtain \ a
IN : a vote the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
PINATORE ADMIRAL
BACK TO HIS OLD LOVE
(from sundays Daily

Joe Dauphin Familiarity known as
the Admiral to ali old residents of
the city, stopped over here yesterday
on his way from Napa, California, to
the home of his youth in New York
Dauphin arrived Christmas day, 1850,
He was then playing the admiral in
Pinaiore with the Pauline Markham
troupe. The company came .under n
$3.50 contract for single perform.
ance. The members were 40 charmed
with the City a Mile High Of those
days and the generous and whole soul.
ed inhabitants that they remained un.
I'll the troupe was disbanded by the
marriage of all the fair sex members.
all OF whom nad their choice Of numer
Gus suitors.
Dauphin had charge Of the first pre.
tentious Fourth Of July celebration ev.
or held here. He introduced the "Hor.
ribles' at the parade, said to be the
most grotesque exhibition ever seen
IN the territory. lie was leader
IN all the amateur theatricals in tho
city until 1899 when ne left. making
ms home in California. He will leave
Tor New York after three dnys' visi,
with many old time friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
PUBLIC RECORDS.
instruments Filed as Reported BY The
Prescott Title Co.

Lawrence llesnan locates Las,
'hance Placer, iIumbug Dist.
d. e. Englc files A. Ar. Work on Oh.
long Mine, Walker Dist.
,n'ded states 10 John Wood, Patent.
20, IAN. AZ. w. '''''
order Of Probate Court in estate ~
John Wood, deceased. conGrming cola
OF above land to j. |. Marksbu1v sor
$1,000 and Of Wifi of z r. mr.
NJ mi >. W'qr., Section y, IAN 5E
to Elias Wine to $3.50. &c. avg '"''
oscar o'Neal VT to Jessie A. Ke.
pra, W, Deed 500. Lot Is, Blk. =.
flcnry,s Add. Prescott. y
Joe McSparrin to Edward Bepps NJ
Deed. 500. Portland Mine Rl,cL
Hills Dist. ' b'ack
H. A. Barre locates Fossil creoL
NOS ., \, D, q q tunnel sites snnan,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
Editorial Comment
Why Cameron Should Be Elected.

rapidly the busy Of affairs
pressed accomplish The
election and all that Arizona will
gone every good OF
territory good territory good Of
giving delegate
Yavapa county every be
republican parties. Possibly pro
Independence League-may amu
Themselves and haer the vanity Of the little the big sack and
yellow papers. placing
pubicans an office within of people
vpa county territory Of Arizona
great parc. people deal
importance q Of right
delegate any in history it
welfare Of Arizona thing
Even papers which panic opened guns of
sterling Ralph
being kept many year.
TIE editor Of this believe democracy
vented Mark Smith from accomplishing saeoods Democracy did
oklahoma prepared the
and when apparent congress
Oklahoma deny anront
the justice people pap
In reality the American people justice
alone We hear deal these panic
politicians republicans holding
the electorate of the territory Ralph
eron for delegate with the alternative of compulsory with New Mex
leo and the admission of both very politicians
their journalistic monhpeces who making
are demagogicaI of
American people play in every
that fitted both Arizona and New deny
either her brthright would
ton sufficient bury offending party years come
Statehood going be accomplished congress
OF that the Journal Miner has
this territory its
eve that either the republican the
ying itself by voting against of great
parties in national Aueus Smith hold. his
in the house until March no doubt
secret of his ambition territorial he re-
tires from the White House But after March 4, whats
Statehood accomplished accomplished for the nte
tn" people of the state wise Public mil
tons of thousands lands dpa
Of mines which interest than Ar
the establishment of national become the
"1t Fairgrounds of the milton and the building
federal wen Of great things which arc
be accomplished IL the citizenship territory are wise and
o Interests
The immortal Patrick Henry declared the heart Of
oInis by declaring Of Judging the fnture
by the past 10 paphrase, way Of udgnp
tie future with Mark Smith delegate in congress escept
by The record the Hon Marcus in Has the
gentleman from Pima
mining southwest anything show for
l wcnty Of loyalty chronological the thriving Smell
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16

". VI. Gibbany locates Silver Masj
Mine, Hass. Dist.
j. G. Bradbury, county recorder, N
points J. X. I.azurc as deputy.
Rainbow Gold. Mg. 60. to wm q
Paul, Power of Attorney. Genas
powers.
W. H. Thomas ct nj. file Al.
Work on 4 Mines, IIassayampa DID
Henry Erickson to VIM. GROUND, Y
Deed, $500. Silver Queen Mine, wli
or Dist.
Vim. Gronlund files An. A. WORK
Silver Queen Mine, Walker Dist
Santa Fe Pacific X. X. Co. to X.
Gillette, W. Deed. 10000. Lots 10
II, Blk. 10, Ash Fork.
Santa Fe Pacific X. X. Co., 10 X
Gillette, W. Deed. $500. Lot.
IL, Bin. 10. Ash Fork.
u. J. Welch. 10 Jas. Wilson, Bill
Sale, $4,000. Butcher Shop and ~
lures, Seligman.
Frank Carr & VT. to John Denri
Bill Of Sale, $4,000. Story Builds
SC, Seligman.
Queen Ins. Co. Of America sPPoi'
+. q. Brown as agent.
Adolph Samlar to Mrs. g. sanli
q. &. Deed. Lot on Buster Mine, u
Bug Dist.
y. q. Grove & VT. TO Alice Cod
Bill Of Sale. Household and kiieh
furniture.
Il. @. Grove & VT. 20 Alice Cook
Deed, 800. Lot ~, Blk, II. FleuT
Add, Prescott.
j.. j. Flumerfelt & VT. to +,
Meek. w. Deed. $1,000 Sc. 10,
Blk. %, Prescott.
Copper Creek Development Co
cate Graham Mine. Eureka Dist.
I. J. Laird locates Emerald Ma
Hass. Dist.
T. b. Carter & VT. to W. P, WI
sett, w. Deed. $65. 1854 acres ID
M. Of n. w. ar, See. 2, Twp. ION
Harry Eckert TO Walter W scott
w. =. Weiser. Lease. Montenma,
! 4 2, First Chance, Pay sireas'
Bill Blue Mines.
w. j. Ke8rney & Frank Bluehd
James T.. Walters, NJ. Deed. oopP
Bottom Mine, Hass. Dist
+. A, Bletcher ct nj to Trinity U.
q Silver Mig. Co., Assignment,
signs Agreement of 10.3l.O7 on Irs
Mine x Mill Site, Turkey Creek
=. ". Anderson to y. :. Ballard
Deed. 5000. or. int. in PIss
Phoenix, Clair 4 Hetty Mines, In''
Butte Dist.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
The People to Meet Taft.

The decision william to tran,coutinental
The day has when the undgnhed any active
fort by presidential candidate people vita his own
Roosevelt the striking personality decades will in all
probability throw precedent the winds stump himself it
shall republican Taft in
need of Roosevelt distinctly men Of
action The question violating dignity enters into the caIu
latons of truly incapable doing ANYTHING
unlgnifcd.
Taft the leader thousands
OF sterling American citizens whom exceedingly brittle
ana IN whose hands lies the outcome of the presidential
have been the deeds of Taft performed the shadow
another personality gone of the credit which IN
right Tafts alone Taft people the Endorsement
best fitted to take the tremendous and industrial
problems which the fruits administration b which
remain for mis- successor to solve for the the nation
The people know Roosevelt Jennings BRYAN They
want TO meet and know Taft The republican candidate in verv LARGE
measure belongs to the people His bgne his cathocty faculty Of
and his cannot fail his csue in Ma
Vemher the American people man Ma NM,
however great thoroughly appreciate mighty United so s
America unless he travels from end to end contact with al
e people tart owes it to himself to his mighty the
circle the country with center for his polling % an
the third o November
Thee Is such thing filling being so chuck fuu q, ,
VIII and sunshine the beginning every that all thoughts Of sol,
rOw y the ,eiro
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16

There Is such thing filling being chuck ful u, ~
WIZ anu SUNSHINE at the beginning of day thoughts Of self
are crowded out ly the desire Of others
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16

Pos,ofice Prescott Arz., as second-cass mail matter
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10
new OFFICERS
And Committees Are Chosen by
the Sunday School
Teachers Union.

The Sunday School Elementary
Teachers Union at the last regular
session elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
President-Miss Florence Lynch.
Vice President-Mrs. Mary Rohr-
bough.
Treasurer-Mrs. Frank Reynolds
Secretary-Miss Dora Ridenour.
Pianist-Mrs. C. C. Ridenour. n
Librarian-Miss Freda Riley.
Program Committee-Mrs. Louis
Ehret, Mrs. Nellie Carter and Mrs.
U. e. Waters.
Membership Committee, Mrs. Clara
Vance. Miss Mary Peck and Mrs. lola
Colgate.
Lookup committee-Mrs. NJ. C.
Garrison. Mrs. Alice. Hewitt and
Miss Gertrude Rector.
Social committee-Mrs. t. IT. Wal
lis. Mrs. ]. D. McReynolds dnd Miss
Byrd Owens.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10
HOTEL SOLD
At Bridgeport TO Mr.. Sutton.
Other News Of That
Town.

BRIDGEPORT, Sept. sELee j.
Lang. administrator OF the eseate OF
his late uncle, NJ. D. Lang, sold tho
personal property of the estate at
public auction Monday. Five shares
OF the Bridgeport Bank sold for Ito
per share and ten shares in the
clarksburg Ice & Storage. Company
sold for 112 1-2. All the other
property sold for a good price.
Thomas Smoot. who has been Sis-
Ting relatives here, has returned to
his home in Ohio.
Floy Russell and wife, who have
been here the last week the guest OF
relatives. returned to their home at
Akron. o., this week.
Norman Sutton and his grand
mother. Mrs. Joseph Sutton. went to
Warrington Monday TO visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Lydia Rector. OF
clarksburg. were visitors at the
home OF ]. n. Wilkinson. recently.
J. B. Supler will have q lot sale
here next Saturday. The lots to be
sold are in the Golden addition and
will doubtless sell at goood figure.
as they are well located.
E. d. Swentzel has sold the Com
mercial hotel to N. d. Sutton, who
will take possession at once. Mr..
Swentzel has purchased controlling
interest in the Lewis county pottery
at Jane Lew. and has moved his fam
lily there. He will assume the man
agement of the plant.
s. G.. Monroe was business visitor
here Monday from clarksburg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10


Miss Josephine Peck, of New York:
and Miss Edna Peck, of Philippi'I
are guests of Mrs. N. Peck of West
Main street.
Ed%ard G. Basel has gone to Fort
BENJAMIN Harrison, Ind,
c. w. swearingen. OF, Parkersburg,
has returned to his home after a
brief visit in the city.
Dan Foultz is In Wheeling on a
several days visit to friends and rel
atives. .s
T. L. Anderson left Wednesday
morning for Wheeling where he will
attend the state fair.
The Misses, Frum. of smithburg,
We're; In the city Tuesday shopping.
Mrs. Love Morrow was in the city
from Weston Tuesday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10
CONTRACTOR winner
OF TELEGRAPH STAKE
Ten Thousand People See Big
Race at the Wheel
ing Fair.

WHEELING, Sept. cit is esti-
mated that nearly 10000 people were
present at the first day of the racing
at the State Fair yesterday.
First race. the Telegraph Stake,
1924 pace, $1,000-Contractor. first,
in three straight heats; Billy E.. sec
ond; Anita. third; Jennie Farallon,
fourth.
Second race. 2:12 pace-Fair Oaks,
first; Miss Syracuse. second; Ashburn.
third; Joe Buck, fourth. Allie Mack,
fifth; Hunter. sixth; Miss Peeler
seventh.
2:3o Trot-Major Ferguson, first;
in three straight heats; Little Peter
Second; McCash. third: King j.,
fourth; Jennie McGregor. fifth; Bour-
onnette, sixth; Edith B., seventh.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10
TO BARRIcKsvILLE
First Car is Run Over New Man
nington s Fairmont Line.

The First passenger car was run
over the Warrington & Fairmont
company's new line to Barracksville
from Fairmont yesterday. A party
of officials and invited guests of the
company made the trip in the car re-
Gently purchased by the new Com
pany from the Fairmont & Clarks-
burg Traction Company. The trip
was commenced at S o'clock and the
party spent two hours out on the line
of the new concern. Upon It's return
each member spoke in the highest
terms of the line so far as he saw
1t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10
MOVE TO DENVER
Homer ID. Boughuer and Family viii
Leave Here to Reside There.

Homer d. Boughner and family.
except his sons. Duncan and Herbert,
who have good positions here, will
leave, for Denver. Colo. on No. 3 TO-
morrow morning to reside. Mr..
Boughner has extensive interests IN
Colorado to which he will devote his
time and attention. Their departure
is regretted by many friends and the
best wishes of all will accompany
them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10
MRS. MILLS DIES
AT Her Home on Club Run Of
Consumption - Inter-
ment to Be Here.

Mrs. Mary 1. Mills, wife of William
Mills, died at 10 o'clock Tuesday
night at their home on Club Run. of
consumption. She was daughter of
NJ. S. Riley, of this city, and an esti-
mable woman. Her age was AZ
years. The husband, three sons and
two daughters survive. Interment
will be at the Odd Fellows cemetery
here tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10
FINED 81 AND COSTS.

Mike Wass, foreigner, was fined
81 and costs by Squire G. H. Gordon
for disorderly conduct Tuesday after
noon. 1Ie was arrested on complaint
of another foreigner of an unpro-
nouneeable name.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10

Kodol will, without doubt, make
your stomach strong and will almost
Instantly relieve you of all the symp-
toms OF Indigestion. Get a bottle OF
it today. 1t is sold here by all drug
gists.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10
BURGLARS STILL AT LARGE

There are no new developments in
the case of the Adamston postotfice
burglary Tuesday morning. Consta-
BILE schrader is still working on pos
sible clues, but so far nothing sus-
picious has been brought to light.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10

Mrs. C. NJ. Hart and children have
gone to Boston, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Gregg, Of wes-
ton, are in the city
Attorney Lloyd Rinehart, of wes-
ton. was a city visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. " G. Sager is the. guest of the
Rev. and Mrs. w. P. Holt, OF Fair
mont.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10
For n spraincd Ankle

A sprained ankle may be cured in
about one-third the time usually re-
CURED, by applying Chamberlain's
Pain Balm freely. and giving 1t abso-
lutte rest. For sale by all dealers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10

George w. Pool has gone to Hunt
ington on a short trip.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-10

Mrs. Helen Thomas has gone 10
santonio. Texas, where she viii spend
the winter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
nus . unS einwanSermne.

Die Giuponoerungsbeb0roe berihs
ten. oaB Die Riidpanoerunl ron nus
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Der lebtsu rhode inn aui &uropd
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nur tl27A = eiu &bfsl am isii
p 0voctpt. "a tsmtr tu lester
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Cine perlorem oeeamoene

Gtue Oeftcfen Qe00ft0ette
HUNT. Die 8inber peroen ME
has Slid Der 3ufrieoenbeit empfins
ben lsrnen. penn ibnen BON sSugeno
anf genmBiutt, Weinli6tsit, @ergniis
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
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man nitt nab Sem S~ufioermogen oes
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