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Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
THE BENEDlCTS HOSTS
 10 ANIlERtD TRIBE
A Brilliant Function at the Hotel Adams Last Night.

The benedicts of Phoenix lodge No. 335 B. p. O. E. last night at the Hotel Adams rendered the local longhorns and visiting members of Elkdom. a fine banquet to which about one hun dred and twenty-five of the antlered tribe did ample justice. The bene- diets were the following: Selim Mich elson, Robert Fromm. Harvey J. Lee. Frank Lyman, Charles Tribolet, Fred Tribolet, Barry Goldwater, Paul B- gard, Roy Goodrich, Louis Baswitz. Frank Hilderbran and Vernon Clark The tables were decorated with white oleander blossoms and branch es, white and purple stock in artis- tic appropriateness to the occasion. The floral decorations were arranged through the center of the tables on a purple ground, and the menu cards were arranged through the center of the tables on a purple ground, and the menu cards were of purple color. As it was exclusively a lodge func tion it was distinctly a stag party which enjoyed the festivities and gentle femininity was conspicuous by it's absence
 A large corps of walters in uniform was in attendance and the service as well as the delectable offerings were excellent Sweet melody was contributed by the Myrtle ochestra and interpolated in the music and the enjoyment of the repast were toasts, stories. quips and wit and humor inspired by the event. The giving of this banquet by the benedicts is 9 custom founded some years ago. Though there is no written law, it is one of the pleasant penalties placed against the Elk who takes unto him self a life companion for better or worse till death do part. The ban quet last night was in no manner less' brilliant and memorable than many similar functions of the same character.
 ConsOmme Clear
 Radishes Celery
 Stuffed and Ripe Olives Baked White Fish-Julienne Potatoes
 Fried Young Chicken Mashed Potatoes Green Peas
 Roman Punch.
 Cucumber and Tomato Salad Neapolitan Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
 Coffee.
 Martini Cocktail Cresta Blanca Claret
 White Wine Cigars
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
THE OUTWARD JOURNEY
 OF THE COAT HAM
Captain Edward Will Resume His Course to New York This Morning.

Captain Vivian Edwards and J. H.. Johnston will leave Phoenix this morn ing on their goat trip to New York, having started from Hastings, Neb., gone to san Diego and returned this far on the backward swing. They will go from here to Prescott and after a brief stay there will go on. to Kansas City. thence to St. Louis, Chicago and the metropolis.
 Mir Johnson said last night that when Captain Edwards left Hastings, Neb he had no notion of making such an extended tour behind his goat four in-hand. He intended only to visit a couple of daughters who live on the coast and then ship his goats and wagon back to Hastings. But by the time he reached the coast so much in terest all over the country had been aroused in his novel journey that he decided to keep it up. The newspapers rather spurred him on and about that time also he began to receive prOpOsi- tions from publishers.
 He then resolved on the journey to New York. Mr. Johnson thinks they will arrive there about Christmas. MT. Johnson makes the journey on foot.
 The June issue of Popular Mechan- ics' devOtes a half page to the goat journey, Illustrating the story with q photograph of the goat team which has been such a familiar sight in Phoe- nix for the last week.
 The travellers have had many ad- ventures since they set out At Texas Hill they were nearly lost in the quicksands and while crossing the California desert they were on the edge of perishing for water. They had swallowed the last modicum of a swallow an hour. Rolling stones in their mouths had ceased to afford re- lief and chew of tobacco immediately got dry and turned to powder.
 About ten o'clock at night while they were debating about following q fresh trail they had encountered C1 a bluff, leading to the river which they had visited at several points in the day and found dry. they were startled by a cry. The cry vas .'-- peated; some one asked them if th~- were looking for water They wont down and found an old Indian who had established a camp by a water hole He had seen them on top of the bluff outlined against the sky.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.

Washington, May 21.-SiX delegates were elected today by the regular" or Kelley faction of the District of Co lumbia democracy to the Denver con ventiOn. and were instructed for Bry- an. President Roosevelt and his pOli- cies were severely arraigned in a speech by Senator Gore of Oklahoma.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
Hoods SarsapariIIa Will Make You
 FEEL BETTER, EAT AND SLEEP

Better, and build you up for the hot, facilitating days of summer.
 It is the most effective Blood Medicine, the one that truly purifies and enriches the blood, removes all pimples, boils, eruptions, and other troubles caused or promoted by i'm pure blood or low state of the system.
 In usual liquid form or in chocolate-coated tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar Sold by druggists or mailed on receipt of price, by c. l. Hood Co.,. Lowell. Mass.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
BA1TlESHIP FLttT
 IN NORTHERN WATERS
Its Distribution Among the Ports of
 Puget Sound.

Bellingham, May 21.-The first di- vision of the Atlantic battleship fleet rests tonight in the spacious harbor in Bellingham Bay. The fleet has been officially welcomed by the muni- cipal authorities. The officers and shore leave men are being entertain ed ashore. On account of a very heavy tide, the vessels did not arrive until shortly after noon, being one hour behind the scheduled time. The entrance to the harbor was viewed by thousands
 Shortly after midnight the fleet rounded Cape Flattery and entered the Strait of Juan De Fuca. The
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
1. T. U. ELECTION.
President Lynch Is Probably Retained
 In Office.

Indianapolis, May 21.-At the typo graphical union headquarters it was given out late tonight that in all prob ability James M. Lynch, president, and Secretary treasurer J. NJ. Bramwood, have been reelected.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
OKLAHOMA BANK CLOSED.

Guthrie, okla, May 21.-The state state banking board has ordered the Bank of Coalgate closed and placed it in the hands of the bank commissioner on account of an alleged violation of the state banking law.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
In Arid Geornia.

Why do you raise so much mint, cOlonel?"
 Force of habit, I reckon" was the mOurnful answer. We have really no use for it except to make sauce out of"
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
NO MORE N. Y. BUCKET SHOPS

Albany. \. Y. May 21.-After Sept. 1, it will be a felony to conduct a bucket shop in the state. Governor Hughes signed without comment to- day. Cassidy's bill amending the pen al code
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22

Stewed rhubarb has a well-knOwn medicinal value, besides being a com pleXion beautifier; it is said tosbe val uable for rheumatic troubles.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
COFFEE

Your grocer returns your money fl you don't Hke SchilliDg's Best; we pay him.
 Look for DeMund Lumber company's advertisement
 Be sure and get vour tickets for the senior class play on sale today at BOehmer's drug store.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batteries: s:-WaIsh and SuIIlNan; Lake and Kleinow.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22

Boston had 1 to o lead over St. Louis today when Umpire Loughlin called the game at the end of the fourth inning on account Of rain.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
COAST LEAGUE.

eries:-Pinnance and Madden; Wright and Lewis.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22

Batteries: :-Weimer, Spade, Camp bell and Schlei; Moren, Sparks, Me Quillin and Dooin.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ludwig; Taylor, Crandall and Bres
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22

IteTItS.-hnOdutS, OUtCH dIIU Clarke; Vickers and Schreck.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-25
ExaminandO la POrqueTia que
HiZO Roosevelt.

El microbes de esta semana andu-
vo Mr.. A. +. Potter, jefe de la divi.
sion de pasteos en- el Servicio de Sell
vas, examinando los terrenos de la
MERGED de San Miguel, los llanos del
Caflon Blanco ETC., terrenos segrega-
dos del dominic p1blico hace va mas
que un aflo, con el proposito de ana
dirlos q la Reserva del Park de PEI
COS. lie acompaio en- su viaje de
inspection ell gobernador y una comi
sion de ciudadanos de las plazas del
Rio de Pecos, que estan dentro de la
merced de San Miguel.
EI motive del vlgje de este Cflcial
del goblerno fu6 una queja elevada
por los miles de ciudadanos re.iden-
tes dentro dc ia propuestl adici6n,
quienes, en- caso de extenderse Ia re-
Sc va como Sc contempla quedafian
sujetos a las v'jdcionts dc los sabue
sos del gobierno y priyados de pastpal
aniuale5 dentro de los terrenos, y
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-25

este Official fue mandado por el go
bierno para que haga una inspection
del terrenO v determ mar 81, no, Sc
debera hacer la adlcibn propuesta al
park.
Seguramente que tras de la inspec-
ci6n, el cOmisionado Potter no pOdra
menos que dat un informe contra la
propuesta adici6n, pues encontramos
que tOd0s esos terrenos son solo llanos
sin MADEIRA, Y el prop0sito de la ley de
reservas IS el de salvar las maderas
que sirven para conservar la hume
dad en- los nacimientos de las vertien-
ties, Y tambien para impedir la des-
truccion de las maderas mismas, pero
ESQ de ningun m0do remediara la
"porquerfan que va Sc hizo en- mo-
lestar al pueblo Y hacerlo incurrir
gastos Y el haber impedido durante
todo este tempo a miles de pobladores
de que entren recIamos de domicilios.
La acci0n de Ia administration y el
viaje de inspection de Mr.. Potter,
nos trae 4 la memOria un verdaderO
incidente que sucedi0 en- amos pasa-
dos en- el pueblo de Indies de Santa
Ana. FL pueblo tenfa por patrona a
Santa Ana. Tn dfa cay6 un tremen-
do granizal que asol0 completamente
los sembrados de los naturales. Los
Indios que creian, como cree todo el
mundo Cristiano, que ''no Sc mueve
la hoia del arbol sin la voluntad de
Dlosn Sc sintleron indignados contra
FL por Ia calamidad quo les acababa
de caer, Y todos juntos sc fueron a Ia
capilla para sacar la imagen de la
santa patrona del Pueblo. AL item
po que salian con la imagen lego el
cura que administraba en- el lugar y
les pregunto: "sQue van q hacer con
Santa Ana?p "Vamos," le respondi6
el gobernador del pueblo, ''a ensefiar-
le la ca. i. lamidad que hizosu nieto"
Mr.. Potter ha sido lIevado al park
de Pecos, para que yea la ca, -. lami-
dad que hicieron los amos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-25
Fl PrOCeSO de los RevOllOSOS.
Dice "El Clarin del Norte, /"

Dice Gel Clarin del N0rte,"
Aver por la mailana y por la tarde
el examen de los llamados
revolucionarlos, aprehendidos el "a
de JUNO en- la calle Tays, siendo la
mayor parte de sus declaraclones
contestas que no tenian ninguna rela-
ci0n con 81 arsenal (?) tallado Y con
los documentos tambien enaontrados
en- la casa.
Ramirez, que es un sastre, reflri0
algo intimo de familia y dilo que
casualmente &c halo en- aquellos
cuartos, en- los momentos en- que fue-
ron sorprendidos por la polcia.
Silva, hiJo, con la lnconsciencia
que ola Ia Iuventud refa d todo y dc
todo, siguo de POGO juicio y serenl
dad, y tambien declare que no tenfa
conexi0n niaguna cor sn padre nj
ron sus rev0luei0naii0s.
Atirm0 ser Fl autor de algunos pla-
nos mapas heehos IN In escuela dC
Torre6n, Coah, pero On muchas par
ties se contradeia y 80 desmenlia 4 81
mismo. Rpiirio su iiliaci6n y Ia (lC
sus famiiia, manifestando que sn pa
Dire, por mas que Is yeterlnario, nc
trabgja.
FL Comisionado iijo, sin embargo,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-25
Tres para el HOSpiciO de
DementeS.

Tres infortunados veeinos de esta
esta ciudad fueron remitidos al hos
picio de dementes durante la semana
corriente. Uno de ellos nsbfa estado
d6bi de la mente desde hacia va va
rios amos, pero nunca Sc habia consi-
dorado peligroso y Sc mantenia va
gando y dependiendo de Ia carload
pGblica. Este es ell sastre Michael Sui
livan.
Otro es un b. +. Stone que estaba
en- el hospital Ladies Home. Gra
dualmente ha venido perdiendo el
luicio y hacienda esfuerzos por salirse
del hospital, pero los stendientes
siempre 10 han disuadido escondi6n-
dole su ropa exterior, meas en- noches
pasadas ID emprendi6 por esos mum
dos en- panos memories. Cuando fue
aprehendido va estaba completamen-
te dese1uilibrsdo de la mente tenien-
do la ilusinaei0n de que es un rico
terratenieDte y especulador en- propie-
dad raiz.
El tercero IS Geronimo Martinez,
uno de los hombres mas industriosos
y trabajadores de esta comunidad,
donde ha vivido desde que naci0,
Este Sc reporta haber perdido la men
te en- recavar s0bre algunas dificulta-
DIES sobre un terreno que crefa iha a
, perder. E ataque de demencia es fu-
rioso, pero Sc cree que tras algun ira
tamiento medieo podra recobrar. Los
tres fueron adjudicados dementes POI
Ell iuez de distrito y remitidos al hos
piciO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-25
PlaiafOrma DemOCraliCO
NaciOnal.

Nos regocijamos al observar las Sc
fales del despertar entire las masas
populares del pais. Las varlas inves-
tigaciones han rastreado la rapifia y
la corruption polftica q los represen-
tantes de la riqueza rapaz, y han reve.
lado los metodos sin escrdpulo de que
Sc han Waldo estos para prostituir las
elecciones y despojar d un pueblo in
defense por medic de los ohciales su-
bordinados 4 los cuales ell0s han ele-
vado al poder y q los empleos.
La conciencia dc la nac0n estd aho-
ra sublevada para llberiaf al goilier-
no de las garras dc aquellOs que han
hech0 de ei un capital de negorlos de
las corporaciones busga favores; debe
de nuevo volver q ser un gobierno del
pueblo y adminlstrarse en todos sus
departamentos en- consonancia con Ia
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-25
NueVe MuertOS en- una Explosion.

Cleelum, Washington Julio 49, Es-
ia tarde 4 las 5 ocurri0 una explosion
en- ell polvorfn de la Northwestern
Improvement company" situado GER
ca de este lugar. Hay por 10 menos
nueve muertos y un ndmero conside-
rable de heridos en- consecuencia de
la catastrofe.
Los muertos son George Mead,
gerente de las tiendas de la compa-
MIA; G. McDonells, Andy Grill, de-
pendientes; la esposa de Peter Moflat,
fabricante de ladrillos, Y un nifo de
esta; Joe Rossi y Joe Pogriappi, y
dos mineros mas cuyos n0mbres no
Sc saben.
POGO pasadas las cinco de la tarde,
Mead y los dependencies de la tienda
fueron al polvorin con el fin de ayu-
dar q vaciar un furg6n de p0lvora.
No Sc sabe en- que manera ocurriria
el accidente.
FL polvorin esta situado a tres
cuartos de milla ,listante del centre
de la poblaci0u y la explosion hizo
extremecerse Ia plaza como 81 hubie'
ra sido un temblor de terra, Los
cristales de las veEtaDas fueron que
b ados hssta la distancia de una
milla Y los ladrillos y piedras del
polvorfn volaron q centenares dc
pies de distancia.
La esposa de Peter Moffatt, viyfa
con sus dos nifios en- una carpa cercG
del polvorin. La carpa fue yolada
atomos y aun no Sc ha podldo encon
trar el cuerpo de Mrs. Moffatt.
| Fragmentos de cuerpos futron es'
parcidos hasta media milla distant'
de polvorfn.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-25
NUM-. %

para que esperara al Gran Jurado,
las hanzas sigaientes:
$3.50 para Jose Ramirez; $1,000
para Prisciliano Silva; 1000 para +.
Trevlho y $1,000 para Benjamin Sill
va.
Los procesados Aguirre y el pelu-
quero Ruiz seran iuzgados manana.
Como no ofrecieron dar lianza los
revolueionarios, pasaran q la carcel,
como estahan desde su apprehension.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-25

De todas parties del eondado nos
vienen aleniad0ras noticias de la
actividad que estan tomando nuestros
amigos dem0eiatas en- Ia presente
campafla organizlndose para traba-
jar energicamente, fernando clubs Y
comisiOncs, Nos es cspeciaimenle gra-
to notar el buen y slstimdtlco trabajo
quenuestros amigosestan hacienda en-
In Caesta, don le SO esia fernando un
club de hombres encrgicos y en- na-
meros considerables.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-25

I'll Foley's orino Laxative, 81 nueyo
purgante, estimula sin causar irritacif n.
Es el mejor laxante. Garantizado Sc
devuelye el dinero.
DE venta por 0. G. schaeter ' Ia
Cruz Roja. I'm
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18

A buying order for 2jn0O shares of Union Pacific was the feature of the foreign operations. About l0oOO south ern Pacific shares were bought There was some selling Of other international stocks, so that on balance arbtrage houses did not any moro than cover lip half of Mondays sales.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18
THE COTTON MARKET.

Reported over private wire of Haydon. stone X Co., members of New York and Boston stock and New York Cot ton Exchanges. New Haven branch. g Center street,
 New York. Nov IF, 1908. llLnh Inn INlnnn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18

News that the railway presidents and traffic managers were In session combined with the strength of New York Central and other trunk line stocks, directed attention at once to the freight rate matter. Thc common sup position has been that the news if it comes, will be brought out about De- cember l, and that tho new rates will go into effect January l.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Days Price Movement Inconsistent
 and Irregular.

New York, Nov. 1.-The character of to-day's stock market was much the same as that of yesterday The snotty and irregular movements pug zled those who were attempting to dis ccrn the significance of the conflict ing action Of different stocks at the same time The current of the price movement was not consistent al any time. The stocks selected for rp- ward movements to-day were amongst those which have suffered from fears of dividend reductions in the past and which are now responding ap- parently, to increased confidence in the maintenance of present dividend rates New York central and Balti- more X Ohio arc in this class. The eastern railroads are still suffering heavier reductions in gross earnings from last years rate than are shown by the western grain and cotton car- rera as shown hy the october earn ings of the Baltimore X Ohio publish ed today The statement also shows the success of the company in cutting down expenses to meet the lessoncd earnings, Conferences of traffic Oflic- ials to discuss proposed freight ad- Vancea also affected these stocks An- other group that was affected as a class to-day was that of low priced railroads, especially these in the bands of receivers. This movement followed the sharp advance of the last few days in the much involved New York fractions and is apparently founded on similar hopes of advant- ago from early reorganization A movement of more general influence was that in the Hartman and l1ill groups of stocks. Union Pacific. as usual, absorbed large proportion of the days total dealings. It's rise to 1SS 5-S carried it through the highest price touched during 1907, which was 1S3 in January It's rise to-day in which Southern Pacific kept it com panvs was accompanied by revived rumors of a pending Financial plan in volying distribution of assets or iu- creased dividends The executive committees of the two roads met dur ing the day, but adjourned with an
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18

The metal shares the last flow days have not been able to get away from the effect of the reduction in copper prices and evidence that some of the consumers overbrought on the rise In metal from 12 3-4c to IA 3-i c. At cur rent prices also and after such large advance the market price relation to the small dividends paid by Amalga- mated and Shelters makes promin- ent issue in the buyers mind
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18
WALL STREET NOTES Union Pacific Scores New. High Record, Leading
 Rise. READING MOST ACTIVE Seml-Reactionary Tone In Steel and Copper Group Early in the
 Afternoon.

The London market just before our opening quoted Union Pacific l-i point above parity with Mondays New York closing Reading 5-S higher, Southern Pacific 1-2; Steel being ex- actly at parity and the greater number of other stocks t-S to 3-S below New York First transactions here respond ed to London. Union Pacific opened with 5,5nl shares sold simultaneously between t82 3-4 and iS2 l-2, as against 1sl 3-s at Mondays closing Reading & first price scored an overnight advance of point. Louisville i point, Consoli- dated Gas started out, 5-S higher. Third Avenue a point higher. St. Paul was up 3-S on the opening price Steel com- mon 3-4 Southern Pacific 3-S Amal- gamated Canadian Pacific New York Central and Pennsylvania, opened un- changed Chicago Great Western, a stock much deal In at London and which closed Monday at I2 1-S, opened with sales of 2.n00 between l2 3-4 and F 1o With increased activity the mar ket rose by degrees from the opening prices Union Pacific crossed lS3 and Southern Pacific ifs. The first was q new high record for the year. tho sec ond was not; last Tuesday, just before the ner cent. dividend rumor was exploded. Southern Pacific touched 1l9 Is. Total volume of business I'D to midday was q fifth larger than the day before. Reading was most active during the first half Of the day, with sales of 100000 shares, out of a total e00,oo shares. to noon Union Pacific came next with S5.oo0 during tho same interval Early in tho afternoon the market was still firm for aralroad is- sues. but with rather reactionary tone In Steel and the copper group. Steel was remarkably quiet during two hours, Its price ranged only between s7 3-4 and 57 l-i. and'actual sales were only two-thirds of Mondays
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18
Mir Business Man your Bank
 Account Worth Anything 10 You?

Do son derive any benefit from >ur bank account aside from b" fnfe depository for funds?
 Yo bank account would he worth something you had with this bank c|cc
  here
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18

announcement of only routine husi- ness transacted u s. steel had al- tornatc periods of heapiness and strength This was In fact, true of thc whole list, but with extreme irregularlty throughout the day. Money rates were called easier both on call and on time,
 Bonds were strong, Total sales par value, $693S,000,
 U, S. bonds were unchanged on call,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18

Buying of Northern Pacific up to the new high price of l56 continued on the idea that selling ex-rights Thursday Of il IA per cent it would look cheap. and on revival of rumors that another melon would be cut from the proceeds of the sale of Northern Paclhe's equity in the Burlington
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18
HuYLER's THANKSGIVING,
Each One of Their Employees to Get large Turkey

As Manufacturing approaches and tho annual scarcity of turkeys Is am nounced there is one group of employees in each city who can look the uoat- man in the eye ana laugh For 1t Is tho custom of Huyers to give to each employe a large turkey for his annual November festival This generous pol icy accounts largely for tho sUrc ss of the HuyIers stores not alone in regard to the excellent service but also as con- Corhs the famous lluylcr products For nothing but generosity in manufacture could account for the superior quality of the world renowned chocolates and bon-bons Indeed, the people of New Haven no longer need to experiment when they want the best, they go to Huylers,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18
NEW YORK srorK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members or the Now York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York office. b2 Broadway, and { Center street. No" Haven
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18

The rise in Union Pacific to a new record for the year, was associated with meetings of tho Hartman direc- tors yesterday, Wall street. after its habit, assumed that something would be done" today in regard to the pro- posed holding company 1t was said after the conference that the meetings were routine.