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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-30
For CITY Jailer.

For city sailer to hll the unoxpired
term. Captain Wade Brown. who was
appointed by Mayor James Y smith
at the solicitation of some OF the best
citizens of Paducah, is candidate, and
against him Is pltted patrolman James
". Clark Capt ain Brown has made
a remarkably fine record in the office.
lie has rejuvenated the city hall and
he has Installed means of getting hot
water into the Jail below, where he
has the place scrubbed constantly, an
effective war waged against vermln,
aud the prisoners themselves cleaned
up He takes good care OF the city
property. and his proverbial honesty
insures the city against the petty
thefts SO common in such an Office
which would rob the city of thou
sands of dollars in term. Captain
Brown. Arm, industrious, kindly, Is
an ideal man for city jailer.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-30

Messages and kilograms Of SYM
patty have continued to arrive today
from friends and prominent men as
the news of Colonel Reeds death is
learned. Today j. T. Harahan, presi-
dent OF the Illinois Central railroad.
sent message expressing his sym
paihy TO the relatives. Gen. II. a.
Tyler. of Hickman. a prominent Con-
federate. arrived today from Hick-
man to attend the funeral and burial.
General Tyler is in command now of
the Forrest cavalry veterans, Of whom
Mr.. Reed was one.
This afternoon the Palmer House
was draped in memory OF Colonel
Reed. who was president of the com
pany that operated the hotel.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-30
The AIdermanic Ticket.

For aldermen the Republican ticket
furnishes pick Of most excellent
men. most of them tried in Office. w.
T. Miller has served several terms and
has devoted much valuable time to
the public business. No man in fadu-
cab is better acquainted with the
finances and needs of the city, and no
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-30

Generally fair tonight and satur-
day. Not much change In temperate
urc. Frost tonight. Highest temper
ature yesterday. o.; lowest today. a..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Oret Gel d7porene nit elmer fleitttn
flat DE obamberldiu's Seibpsb,
Cholera uu6 Dun 55fdl me6i;in
pot Gholers merbus 9eheiIt.
Ser g. u. Jotpler StsbtoWer,
&ld.. ersaslt cline @~riutruua Die et
matte, rpdbreno er als Seihmpres
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
Gbparbsuile, &reisbappthaot pom
areiie Gfebourne, gta.. fsurirte. Gr
iaat: rW6hrenb id bort mar, Of ifJ
ettuas friihes unb audl 8urf.5letifj.
oas BET mir Gbolera MOrbus in istr
ihlimmer Sorm peruriadte. St
fitIte arg elen6 un0 itidte mad els
tter eepifieu Cholera : @eoisiu, tatt
befen innote mir Der Spptbeter cine
Btnihe Ghamberlain's 2eibwet, ghu,
lera un6 9urffaGsMebisin nit benz
baB er bns @epunidte
b1tte, mir abel in 5ptoe Der Grs
prCStbeit oieisS 5eilmt,tels, pVrs6ae
tit Ietteres 81 ididen, ta sr fir
unfetIbare Sur %earantire. sd
Fntm etus 3oie bauot md iahlte in
tFni MinEteH better. 8te ytpeite
Eate hetlte mid edustih. 8wet
Wiiaeifmorerc litten In berIel6en
Belle nno cine mi uub 3pnnsia
Sent 5ia,fe heilte ans nIe orei.
Gum BertauF BEL 8alte.~ 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
Notice OF Primary Election

N0e'SS 'huo'J E'SSt'oh
SlAIE Of MlSSpCh ISIS
Nou''9 VI ''A9eo"'ee' )
County CLERKS Office,
Notice IS hereby given that a Primary
Election vii be held at the regular polling
places IN each precinct OF said County OF
GaSSonale, on the hrSt TUESDAY OF august,
i9oS' nelhg Inc
FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, 'eos,
for the rurroSe of nominating candidates
for The following offices TO h. voted lar
at the general election to he held ON Tues,
day. the 3rd day of November. 1905
Governor
Lieutenant.G Governor
Secretary OF State
State Auditor
STAT, Treasurer
General
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner
Judge Supreme Court
Judge Kansas CITY Court of Appeals
Representative in Congress gth District
state Senator = III District
RepreSe tatiye in the General Assembly,
Prosecuting Attorney
COUNTY Treasurer
Sheriff
Assessor
County Judge, Northern District
County Judge, Southern District
County Surveyor
Coroner
l1.Hlf = a aa-.wH -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

@eeen 9eseidnung Der
Sebrer alS oSdyulmeeiter" aeleeent.
lid zines Stammtii6geiprads lpuroe
pom Sdoffengeri6t in Gtolberg i.
6. ouf cine 9cIeiOigungsfIage, Die Die
ge'amte Sehreridlait oes Dries ange.
Itrengt bate Elm @aufmann 5t 1870
80, @eIoitrnfc oerurtbeilt. Ser ange-
flagte bebnlptete 8luar, Dap er bas
8ort oShulmeeiter" obne ieoe be.
IctOiaenbe abiidt sebrouft babe, Sas
@ertdt geIanBte nber slt Ser lteber-
seltgung, 0aB in oieier 9e5eifnung
cine STRENGTHENING Der 2ebrer 81
erblidcn lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
Sn peniaen @Oden for

Sr mertger Boder fon
bic hunoerti1briJe grinnermg oes
ipaniiden Sreibeitstrieges begnngen
iperoen. In 2. Nai 1903 mar es,
oils In Waorio Der Aufitano gesen ole
6rdn5oien begann, Der 5ipar ourd elm
furhtbare5 SIlttbao BON ieiten Der
fremoen groberer in Der Sauptitaot
unteroriidt pitroe, aber oenno1 ons
Signal iitr Ole Grbcbung oes gansen
SanoeS Uur6e. Die 4rt Der 5eier
oieieS @eoenftoqeS Ger eernoe feline
angcnebme @riuncring fir Die ge.
fpil'ermaBen uerbiiubete SdmeIterna.
tion lenieits Der Birenden biIoet. lit
ie%oenfaIIs orignelI gu uennen. Wau
mill ibn ndmIih ourf cine - frnr50.
ftld'ipaniide Au5iteIlung in Cara.
goila begeben, mo Die 6ran3oien be.
ionoerS 9ebauIt baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
Ger .Rrnttiihe mntLna

Oer oVraftt16e WatFg e.
Der IN Obit. uno 8artenbau" bait.
Dor einiger 3eit in 5rantfurt q. %.
SerIuhe augciteIlt, nit Dem gubau
zines nelIeu 6cmiiIes. nSeIiantbi" be.
naHnt. Gic Geriuhe limo eiiuItig
allsgcfalIen. rSclinntbi" lit cine Der
Somcn6llime dbuIid)e Stauoenpflan.
Sc, ole i'm goOen 8 bis 7Efnto &nol.
len tr6gt urb aid bereits il, peritie.
oenartiger 8ubereitung ais iebr
ldmadbaft un6 pobIbetommIif err.
PROFIT muroe. Nus Der llmgebung
SahIenbauiens ioll Die EflanSe be.
reits ouf Sen Mortt tommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

I6ncll bon Der Strlle tnmmen rDnue.
Gin 2uftbalIon ermoglidle ein ifnel.
les 6ortfommen, IuBerocm finoe er
ItetS gteignete 2ltititromurgen, Die
ibu an Den gemiiriften Ort iiibren
miirOen. @npor 9eder beabiihtigt,
pon Der @onoel oeS @aIIons aus De
ben 5u baIten. Die M}iIm. @ermartas
a~benopoit ole Den Son. Mopor" gum
@iirgermeiiter ibrer Sto0t MAIDEN
bali, meint oa5u II. a.: oNibgimitige
Menifcn Die i'm beneioen rUegen Der
origincIlen Soee, Die er pieoer elm,
nal nlt5getiiftelt bat, mcrben pielleift
Ole Troge ~altitperfen, OBJ 0enn Elm
@inbbeltteI iiberhaltpt eirten 2uft.
ballon n0tbig babe, I'M fIiegen 81
f6nnen, alIein in ieinem uneridiitter.
Iifen SeIbituertrauen miro iih SEER
@efer baol,r6 iiderIt6 l1idlt ans Dem
&on5ept briugeu laiieu. limo pern
feline @pltoernellrsfanoi6otltr olld)
nift gliiden i%olltc, 10 miro Inn bod
ais Croft ous erbebenoe 9GuuBtiein
bIeiben, boB er in Die @eididte ii6er-
eeben miro ols Ser erite IoIitifer.
Der es untcrnommen bat, ocn8GbIern
per 2uitboIlon olifs Dad SIT iteigen,"
no, es mar einmal elm aerpii.
fer Sfaru5 - audi iol6 elm SiingeI.
den, ser nit fiinItli6en Mittcln file.
gen poIIte. Gin beItimmteS Meer
beiBt beute nod Oas Sfnrii6e, neil
Der gutcSunge ga btitein fiel. Ginen
ReinfaII miro Der fnmoie 8eder ii6er-
lid erIebell. - .rsn,,,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
GbamberIain's Buffer 211sbistn
bilft Ole Udtur.

Nteoisiuen, bic Die 9latur belfeu
limb miner am pirtinmfen. Cham
berlain's SuIteu= Meoistn banbel
nad bieiem &lane. Sic baIt ben
9uften Surud, Lott oeu Nusmurf unb
btIft Die Notur, bnS Spltem in einen
eeiunoen 8ultano MISREPRESENTATION.
Sic lit iiher einen prosen Shelf bee
ciciIiiirteu @elt ibrer unitasbaren
@iaenldafteu tueaen beribmt. Sau-
Ieroe baben ibren bUben @ert be-
3euat. Sic pirtt tpeeeu ieoe Gntas
ae, BOB eine @rtaItune in cine Sun,
9enent5iinoung %iibergebt. Gum 8erD
tauf bel 8aIter 9rua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Sr BEN Rew gcrter
GoltSfhufen miro fortnn lin.
ttrriht in Der itaIieniiden Sprode
eftbeilt. 0as boben Die rStnltener
Silrd iabrelange, mtermiiollI. nro
5ielbeluuBte I9itatton erreift. Die
ttolieniide Spra6e bat bier telns tlI.
turelle 8eoeutung, ur6 miro tie ME
mails erIangen. Rod menigm bat lie
cine 3utunft ais international Ser.
teBrS' unO @eiddft5iprafe. aber oie
6httIde Sprade bat oas cine lDic ods
cnoere. Sic lit beute idon cine
&eltiprot)e, uno es lit MIDI ausee.
i6loi'cn, DAB tie ais iolt)e Die bette
l!od oominirenoe en9Iiife GrrudJe
eiirlal iiberbolt. 0esbaIb mtB oie
tier ltno BORT berportretenoe RclGlmq
tie aus uuiereu 0ffentlidcn Shulea
in peror0n9en, gang eHergiim be-
tdmpft lperoen. 8on Der iialieri.
id)en 9eo6lferung Nep 0orf8 uao oen
8oIen Milmallfee5 bic Die @rriiih
ring bes ~lluterriftS ser polriidicu
Gprade in Die 0iiertliten Sdntlcu
Ter Cream Gitp Ourd)geiett bo3eu -
fam ba$ Geltidtbum orS golt5cn
2anoes lernen, mas erretdt mer0ut
fam, mo SeIbItbewuBtieiu urh ener.
giIheS Strcbcn ucreinigt Ii9 auf cit
gutes 3tel ridten,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Ger &grGinc- .GIo6Sc.
rQ6et} f3t ,eMoca
@s!S 0aa a'aS
q1t
ra Iesl H.l[1n0 flnat
ge t.t aisel l.,o
G l1ph ,er sic miierobyc
Gin S9u4bciipiel Iir
hia tfeorctii5e Geifmtion, iuoitnd,
itc &ointe etics ieocn allten @isc5
~ fer Graltii cincs @rrsleidcs lie.
Gen ioa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
AQtrkt pom Gage.

Gas er It c, mas man BON einem
Ran6ionten erluarten bari Der lid
ais 0clltider III bcutidcr Spra6e an
bic 6eutiden @1bler men0et, lit ood),
baB or IN Ieiuen I'M Druid p~erbrciteten
6iieutlibcn NeltBerrlngcn Die Oeuti6e
Spra6e nidt nit 6iiBen fritz, pie
oas leioer mr. oll5u bGufig geifiebt.
Us giebt ia gelll,g gcbiloete Nn9lo.
amertfancr, Die Der 0euti6en Spras
DE mGdttg limo, lrn6 ole lid gan3
gcrllc Der 0titbe mlter5ieben nerOen,
oen 0eldid &. @mcrifuuern @ablma.
glifeltc un0 oergleiden Ginge mebr 3t
torr!giercit, rpern es oenn mirfli6 I'M.
mo9Ii6 Iei' ioIlte, einen 9eutiden
auf5lltrpibcn, Ser iriner peridimpfier.
len Wtutteripradle 81 2iebe Den Sor.
reftor MAIDEN mill. @ir nerben
pobi ri6t Der eir3ige ieiu, Der es ME
zine geIet0igung emtpfinoet, ruenn
man ibn aIS 0cutiden argebt in Ell.
mem beroorbenen 9euti6. Wan meiB
"a Damn aud ME, oh ole 6citt16e @e.
Imnuttg Oes bctreffcnNer Sanoioaten
nibt ebenio mangeIbaft lit pie feline
aeniltnis Der OelItidJen Spra6e. gs
berilbrt ood) gera6c5u nie Elm Shlaq
ms 8eiidt, Detln man Die Sarte zines
aanGioaten empf6ugt, ollf Ger in fet.
Ter Sfrift Die lleberibrift prongt:
3u Den 0eutidcu- mo- es
beiBcn ~iollte: an sic Oeut..
den Is mein 8oGfl beiBt
cs in Dem beriibmten aufruf 5rieo.
rid 8ilbelms III. SIM gnglii6en Iaat
man freili6: To the Germans
aber Oeuti6 iIts anoers. llno Su Ell.
rem &anoioaten, Der iif uns oils
0eiitiher ooritellt, Ger iidJ an uns,
GlS OeutIder luer0et, miro man tpobl
iage1 oiirfeu, mas Der portreffli6e
8ilh. &app einmal ieinem Softer.
den Glf einem Sdpabenpicnic ent.
geg,'ete mtf oeiien in engIii6er Spra.
DE rorgebrafte Bite INN Die iibliden
9asen: nSdndb 0eitid, tpeun De
mas batptue nillid)t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Ger iu9enbIi dc Iapor
Rilmaufees, oSberbp" ~. geder, ser
Ole bieoeren 9~elpobrer uon9ier. g(tben
ifon offers III grltaunen eeiest bot.
mill lid nun INN oas @ouperneursomt
betDerben - ober er mill itift oanaf,
oIaufen" - nie es i'm Sareon 6er
8olitifer beiBt, icnOcri1 ofIiegen".
Gr bat lid n1mlid enti9loiicn, feline
&ague I'M 2itftballon 5i fiibren.
Ropor 8eder belt lid Montag in
Chicago nllf inO priifte sic 8IGne fiir
Den 9aIIon, oen cine ct. Coulter Sir.
ma nafl Dem Wiliter 0es groBten Bal
Ions Der 8eIt bnlten ioIl. Serrgeder
crfIdrt, SaB ole Straben i'm Sriibiubr
,tnO S%riibiommer i'm norbIiden 8is.
eo.fi:l 70 idled,t ieien Dab man ui6t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Am 10. @ai triit iii 8cisen
Sauie infer Dem 9oritbe 6c$ Rr4Ii.
benton ole Goufercn5 Der Bollber.
neure idmtIiGer Staaten 1tro 2errito.
rien 3%niommen sic Der Brdiiocnt ,,s
Dem 3pefe einberlfen bat, cine gits.
iprade ilbcr Die Observation-Disclosures
Gage uno iider 5peatnaBiac Ieoi3Ia..
fire @aBnatmen berbsi3liihrcn. @ie
rotlmen0i9 cine iold)e MitSipradle iSt,
iuirS nurd sen 8irrpart Ser lid, in
ncn lebten Sobreu olli oieietu @cb:c.c
heranSgcbil0et bat geaii1cf1 baroe.
taoa. GS iiub GeieBc erluilei NOR.
ben, bic cttpecar ipcit ibcr 6as Ref
hinau3idieBcn o6cc oor BEN 3tc.e
Sat- uIader. Gas cine lit 10 idlimm
l0ie oa8 anbe-r. Miit ioI6en @cieeen
il 3ar1 Bu5Jitlut ridt geniibt, uto
Ger slSnblfahgi 6e3 9onOes nod fueni.
Ger. Gle t6lmsn b0dIten5 gntt1dd,.
tnsrn 9erbe it)rei lut6 0ic berrjden.
De Sst1 t3iHiiGaebeit ~Dermcbrcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Aus 2on6on miro beridtet
Die aef6brli6en 8irfungen Der X.
Strablen, Die ii6 ueueroinas pie6er
bel einigen &er3ten ge3eigt baben,
baben Die Iitfnlerfinmfeit nuf Die
SduBporridtun9 geIenft, Die man in
ben Snbrifen, in Oenen oie Ipporote
bergeitellt fperben, gum Sdut ser SIR.
better erionnen nn6 ole Die 3abl ser
T%erlesungeu unter oieien erbebIih
oerringert bat. Sci Der Briifuna SeS
Ipparate legen Die arbetter einen re.
9elredten Sdutpan5er on, Der ale
beroerbli6en @irfungeu ser Strablen
b%erbinbert. 9erieIbe beItebt aus eli.
ner groBen @ummii6iir5e, oie oen
&0rper iidcrt, groBen @unmibanS.
iduben un0 9leigIosbrillen aunt
Sdllbe Der g[ugen. SeIbIt BEL Der
!Seritcllung Der It1rfIten gpborotd
inns ouf hieie @eiie @crIesungen Der.
mipoen tuor0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Gen otIgemeinen Sir.
dengeiang in Der 8oIfsiprade
nod oeiltIfem Militer bat aarbi,aI
Nercier in iriner grS6ioseie 01e6eIn
eingpfiibrt. Bapit Yius X. bat linn
oa8u feline lebtaite a~nerfennuna
altsgeoriift.' Sn aabIrei6en air6en
Der Gr5oi05eia wuroe audi ole oeutide
Alls'prahe res 9ateiniiden einge.
fibrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Ger oeber ber0fient[ihte
Gonterottausrpeis ser ,@eih4fts.
cgeat1tr" 81. q. 3m & So. fir 5as
elite 8ierteI bon 1908 bietet tein ali.
81 erireuIides Bib Ser @ciomtlaae
Ses observation-disclosures unIereS Gam
0c3. Die 3abl ser 9auferotte Itelltp
lid fir Die Wonate Sanuor bis MGrs
elnihlieBlidl uuf 1909, nit 8erbino-
ll6teiten CUR 90be BON $75,706, 19t
~gegeniiber 1886 ganferotten
nit MIR $50, 075.59t 8erbinoliffei.
i'm in oerIelbeu 3ett pes 8oriobres.
Gon Den o~iesi0brigeu @onferotten emf.
iielen 1889 NIT $33,256,S57 SHuI.
cen ollf Sabrifunternebmen - 1907:
C76 nit St3, 779,057; 1854 9anfe.
rotte nit $31 ,459,5t2 @erbiuSIih.
fliten oltf Den Sanoel = 1907: 1866
nit $15,526,206; auf nnoere &c.
id)aftIid)e ltnternebmun9en 176 Ban.
tcrotte nit $i0,9S9,822 &erbinolid.
teiten 50, 770.328. 9urferotte bradt,
6as er1te 8iertel 1908 fiini NAL 10
tieI pte in oerieIben 3eit ocS Gor.
jnbrcS 5u per3eihnen nnren: 60 al
6et 3nbl nit $69,75t,623 8erbinos
lihfetten - 1907 nllr 12 nit &c..
9S5,219.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

FOE SALE BY WAEKERsRRos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

CINE et getdrtIde Spes
ration bat Der SiriG5ctdcr gbir.
ur9 SanitatsrotB Or. MiNScIoorpf
in ieiner YripatfIinif M tirel1 aug
gmH5Iau %itammcnoen, n6A nidf led.
5e6ri6brigen WdOden porItu5mneu.
9ei oer 8attentin bate iib i'm litter.
Iei6e am Magen cine grobe @cIfplt(It
gebiIoet, Nah 0eiinltng ser @e.
ldpuIit fano man onriu. frie sic
Sdlei, 3tg. beriftet, 1910 cin1TtIige
RGgel, 100 frumm acboocnr stedna.
osIn, 10 6oppeleeipitte 9ioSpIr, z
@dgrIfdpfe uno 4 @~Ia3ipiit!or, 2ie
Srentbt0rp6t batten cir C5rid ntoe.
midt bon 3tpef Tfun0. 9dS %GSbaa
Sat Die Operntior guf iibcrItanSch
ITO aud ionit feinen mtitcfrn Sd,a.
Oclt AT ieiner @siunobsit gelcmmei..
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-05-20
Rich placers.

Phoenix, May 14.-In the past ten
years w. E. Scott, leading merchant OF
Quartzsite, handled 100000 in placer
gold taken from the gulches within Il
radius of fifteen miles of his store. He
estimates that during this time as much
more has been taken ont that did not
pass through his hands.
Scott is in Phoenix today from Quartz
site on business, ana in speaking of the
development work that is in progress
in that section spoke especially of the
Colonial Mining Company after men,
lioning half dozen that are preparing
for big operations later.
For the past two weeks the Colonial
company has had its big innabar plant
in operation and already the quicksilver
is beginning to pour out of the ore. The
rooster has capacity of forty tons
daily. and as soon as it is in perfect
working order will be run to its capac-
ity. Thirty men are now at work on
the Colonial property.
Scott has resided in the Quartzsite
section for the past fifteen years. In
his opinion the mining world is just
beginning to wake up to the possible
ties of that district.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-05-20
Two Big Mining Deals in K ola District

For The sum of 800, 900 G. w. Vince
Ter and w. c Prewitt have bonded to
K. X. Humphrey five mining claims,
known as the King of arizona and
King of Arizona Nos. l, ,, 3 and +, pay
ments to be made a. follows:
$1,000 to be puid June 10, 1908: $4,000
Dec. /, 1908: 10000 June l, 1909; and
the remaining $S7, 900 Dec. l, 1909.
o. II. Ginnaty and J. G. Wetterhall
to Chas. A. Berdel and Il. X. Humph-
rey is the title of another bond filed on
property in the same district. 1t calls
for the four claims known as the Regal.
Regal No l, North Side Placer and
South Side Placer. The bond is fer
$4,000, with term payments as follows:
July l, 1908. $1,000; Nov. l, 1908, $1,000;
March 1909, $4,000: July l, 1909, $4,000;
Nov. l, 1899, $1,000.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-05-20
George DeFrance Dead.

George DeFrance, a wcll-known
character about town, died at the hos
pital last Friday morning from what
the attending physician pronounced
"heart-failure. lie had not been well
for several weeks, but not until few
days before his death was his condition
thought to be serious. He was taken
from his room to the hospital last
Wednesday and his friends hoped that
he would rapidly recover under the
care and attention he would receive
there, but his stomach was in such con-
iition that food could not he assimilat-
ed, and instead of growing better he
rapidly declined. Death came while
ne was sitting on his bed trying ito
partake of nourishment.
DeFrance came 10 Yuma from Gold
field, Nevada, about eighteen months
ago. He had formerly done newspa-
paper work and for u while was so en-
ployed here He had wonderfully re-
tentive memory, was well educated,
and as d stOry-teller was II royal enter
tainer. He excelled in wit and repair
tee. but had Il little too much of the
vitriolic in his makeup to attract and
retain friends. Still for friends De
France was not lacking, and there are
many here who deeply deplorc his
death.
He was about IS years old and was
born in Pennsylvania. In keeping with
his many known peculiarities he left
absolutely no tangible clue as to his
family connections or relatives and
repeated efforts to locate any of them
have been futile. The funeral took
place from the johnson Il Bowles I'M
dertaking rooms yesterday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-05-20
Relief From Rheumatic Pains.

Il suffered with rheumatism for over
two years.; says Mr.. holland Curry, a
patrolman of Key West. Fla. Some
times it settled in my knees and famed
me so l could hardly walk, at other
times it would be in my feet and hands
so was incapacitated for duty. One
night when 1 was in severe pain and
lame from it, 10y wife went to the drug
store here and came back with a bottle
of Chamberlain Pain Balm. [ WAS
rubbed with it and found the pain had
nearly gone during the night. L kept
on using it for Il little more than two
weeks and found that it drove the
rheumatism away. have not had any
trouble from that disease for uvet'
three months " For sale by Ketcher-
side Drug Store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-05-20
Scottish Rite Masons Celebrate.

The anniversary of the founding OF
Rose Croix Chapter of the Scottish
Rites of Masonry was celebrated at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. job nson in
the Cotter building last Thursday
night. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with pepper boughs, palm
leaves and geraniumS, and the banquet
table, which was spread in the hall
was banked with roses, carnations
lilies AMI sweet peas.
I'wenty-three persons were present
and that they all enjoyed the event is
putting it mildly. After an hour pleas
antIy spent at the festal board all re-
tired TO the parlors to enjoy feast OF
music.
Mrs. w. O Harris presided at the
piano and her music was highly praised
by the guests, who evidenced their en-
joyment by a vote of thanks.
a male quartettc consisting of DR..
Clymvr, o. {. Johnson, 6. Nj. Smith
and J.. !. Miller rendered some pOpu'
lar airs, Mrs. Harris furnishing the
piano accompaniment. {. VI. Smith
gave song and dance rs Il climax to
the fun of the evening, and he guests
then were ready to depart in Il gleefnl
mood, having greatly enjoyed the full
evening.
Those present were Capt. Thomas
Rynning and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. /. 7.
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Frankel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Livingston, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. J. Miller, DIR. Clymer and wife,
Harry Brownstttter and wife, O. G..
Johnson and wife, Mrs. June Brown,
Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. w. .. Harris, Mrs.
5. X. Smith, and Messrs. {. A. John
ston, G.. NJ. Smith and Il. II. Chandler.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-05-20
Yuma Project
Is Progressing

The engineer in charge of the Yuma
irrigation project, Arizona-CalifOrnia,
reports that the maximum discharge
of the Colorado river for the mOnth of
April was $4,000 second feet: the mini
mum L., 900 second feet.
On the Arizona side of the Laguna
| dam the concrete walls have been car
ried into the outer Golfer dam, thus
making this feature of the work secure.
| Work is also progressing on the exca-
walton of the sluiceway and placing of
rock in the dam. About $50 men have
been employed, working in two shifts.
On the California side the concrete
walls have been well advanced toward
the outer Golfer dam, and steam
shovel has been Installed to take the
place of derrick in excavating for the
sluiceway. On the shore end of the
dam the concrete walls have been ex-
tended into the bedrock and the pave
ment on that portion about completed.
Two hundred men have been employed
on this side.
The reservation levee Is now com
plete from Yuma to The Laguna dam,
with the exception of the brush de-
fences which were also completed dur
ing April for about seven miles. The
railroad along this levee was operated
during April, giving round-trip pas
senger service daily besides the work
train service. Work on the Yuma
The levee is now intact from Yuma to
the Mexican boundary, and for this
entire distance it is sufficiently high
to stand any Colorado rise of record :,
and all but two miles of it is high
enough to keep the highest known
ella flood
The Farmers Gravity canal is in
shape to supply water. The pump on
abe farmers pump canal has been OPP
Grated continuously during April.
a comparison of the flow of the Nile
and the Colorado river of the west,
which has sometimes been termed the
American Nile, is given in Water
Supply Paper 2ll, just published by
the geological survey. The maximum
flow of the Colorado is about 10, 900
second feet; that Of the Nile is about
35l 900 second feet; while the minimum
flow of the Colorado is about 250O sec
ond feet and that of the Nile abouI A.
500 second feet.
Like the Nile the Colorado il sub
ject To an annual rise that comes ut the
the time when it is most needed for
irrigation, but as the stream is far be-
low the level of most of the irrigablc
lands its waters are availa BILE for use
on Il comparatively small area, though
two pumping plants at Yuma and sew
eral others on the river above the
town lift water for irrigation.