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Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

The thing to determine is the extent
/ of the rich ore and the probability OF
there being similar deposits In the
| same region connected by well estab-
| lished veins of good working value
Nobody expects the whole mountain
to be filled with rock that will run
/ hundreds of thousands of dollars To
the ton, but everybody hopes that this
pocket will prove to be a part OF a
lead that will contain others, or. at
least. that will contain a vast tonnage
of good commercial ore.
Such hope is not wild.
Such deposits have been found be-
fore. Why not again?
The Republican does not want to
encourage a fake or help to direct a
horde Of gold-seekers into a section
where there is TO be found only the
one pocket of rich ore, and that al
ready grabbed. But If the gold is
there for the seeking. The Republican
would like TO have the people know
about II just as soon as possible. It's
time something was started in this
town to arouse the people to an ap-
probation of the value of the rich min
eral deposits that surround 1t in every
direction. Agriculture is king and
makes a fine ruler for this valley. but
a king without a queen soon becomes
a dessicated old scamp. debilitated and
dead TO the world.
Gold is Queenl
The King seeks an introduction.
Give it to him, and let everybody go
to the wedding. And while the wealth
of the ages finds its way into the ar
teries OF commerce. the home people
and the tourists may revel in the milk
and honey Of the valley of prosperity.
feast on the fruits OF a thousand or
chards. and sweeten their lives with
the sugar from their own fields and
factories.
There is nothing like doing things.
and II this gold strike makes good its
worth waking up about: ana If the
bottom falls out-well. there is moth
ing to do but calm down and wait for
the next good sign. This is a great
valley. greater than any other on earth.
just because it has the mining fields
around il for market eventually when
they are worked with greater activity.
But getting back to the gold strike.
quite a party expects to go out on this
mornings train to the scene of the
excitement. 1t viii not be a special
train for FitZMac, by any means. His
trip out don't mean anything. but what
he sends back may be important; yes.
will be important, one way or the
other.
Dick Hall, who brought in the rich
samples of gold ore. also goes back
this morning. What he intends TO do
is still more or less problematical. He
was cornered yesterday long enough
to give his version of how the strike
occurred and tells the following story:
In 1906, Henry Barker located the
Hillside mining claim. Last Tuesday,
he went to the l. & a. mine. where
Hall was negotiating another mining
deal. and told Dick he wanted to sell
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
Speaker Continues to Exer-
else His "Tyrannical Power"
The New Tariff Bill viii
Probably Be Unfolded to
the World Today.

Washington, March 16.--In striking
contrast to the scenes Of confusion
disorder and acrimonious debate which
marked the opening day OF the house
session. today assumed its wOnted air
Of benignity. There was general good
feeling among the members, whose
main topic OF conversation was the
fight Of yesterday over the rules.
The anticipated message Of Presi-
dent Taft was received and met with
prolonged applause from the republic
ans. Some disappointment, however,
was felt over the fact that the tariff
measure was not presented. This. it
is expected, will be done tomorrow.
Interest attached 70 the. announcement
by the speaker Of the personnel Of the
committees on rules and ways and
means The biennial lottery for seats
was conducted at 3:04 p. m. The
house then adjourned.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
ScRUGHAM AND STIRRUP.
Representatives of Policyholders Pros-
ecuted by the New York Life.

New York. March 16.-Charles r.
Scrugham, Of Cincinnati, and Charles
Stirrup. both of whom ae connected
with the international pOlicyholders'
committee. were placed on trial today
on charges of conspiracy growing out
Of the campaign of the fall of 1906,
over the election Of the trustees of the
New York Life and the Mutual Life
Insurance companies. The policyhold-
ers' candidates failed of election. and
indictments were found against the
two defendants on the complaint of
the New York Life Insurance COM
pany. Scrugham was chairman of the
poiicyholders' committee
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

important interests in the northwest
having free iron ore, and the cOmpeti-
ion with Canadian coal in view has
a part in the reciprocity arrangement
with Canada
Printed copies of the tariff bill, the
matrices and even the paper remain
ing on the presses that were used to
print the bill. have been in the vaults
of the printing office since 1880 this
morning. 1t had been planned to bring
in the bill today. but it was desired to
secure for it the unanimous approval
of republican members, making Mr..
Cushman's endorsement necessary.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
GOVERNMENTS EAGLE EYE
II Will Still Be Kept on Central
American Affairs.

Washington, March 16.-Because of
the unsettled conditions in Central
America, the administration intends
to keep three warships in the waters
on the western coast for a time at
least. These will include two arm
ored cruisers of Admiral Swineburn's
fleet. and the gunboat Yorktown. Two
cruisers. the Maryland. now at Aca-
julta,> and the Washington, at ANA
pala, will remain until relieved by
the two sister ships, after the latter
have completed their target practice
at Magdalena Bay, whittier the fleet
is gradually proceeding.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
PETRosINPs ASSASSIN
A Suspect Under Arrest at Palermo
Italy.

New York, March 16.-One Of the
Italians for whose deportation Lieu
tenant Joseph Petrosini was respon-
sible, has been arrested in Palermo,
Italy, if the New York police are not
mistaken.
Word was received from Rome last
night that the Palermo police have in
custody, a man whose name is given
as PalazzotO, who is believed to know
something about the death Of the
New York detective.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
WILL LIKELY PASS TODAY
The Assembly Favors the
Purchase of the Terrific
rial Fair Grounds-All the
Appropriation Bills In the
Possession of the Council.

The last effort to secure segregation
Legislation developed warm ana un-
usual situation in a night session Of
the assembly last night. and left
segregation bill near to final passage
by the house this morning. The ad-
vOcates Of segregation entered upon
the day discouraged II was plain the
governors veto Of the Hightower bill
would be sustained. II was plain that
no new legislation on the subject could
originate in the house. and il was
probable that none originating in the
council could pass that body under a
suspension of the rules
There was a casting about through
the day for some means of reaching
the governor with a bill that would
meet the objections Of the governor.
as pointed out in his message disap-
proving house bill 1O9. There was
even talk Of attaching such a bill to
one of the appropriation bills
Late in the afternoon Mr. Hampton
into the council a. bill which il was
thought that the governor would ap-
prove II met the objection of the ex-
eeutive to the Hightower bill that that
measure did not permit supervisors To
order local option elections on their
own motion. The Hampton bill also
left with the supervisors the power
ordering an election for an entire
Justices precinct. though it might in
clude an incorporated town, though il
does not provide a manner for holding
an election outside of an Incorporated
town in such precinct
The following is a copy of the bill:
The Latest Segregation Bill.
Be II enacted by the legislative as
sembly Of the territory Of Arizona:
Section l: That Paragraphs BOSS.
1860. 3067 Title XLIII, Revised Sta
tutes Of Arizona, 1891. be and the
same are hereby amended to read as
follows:
BOSS. (Sec. II The board of su-
pervisors in any county of this ter
ritory whenever they deem it expe-
dent, may order an election to be
held by the qualified voters of any
Justices precinct or any Incorporated
town or city therein, to determine
or not, the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors shall be prohibited in said
precinct, Incorporated town or city.
provided, il shall be the duty of said
board of supervisors to order the
election aforesaid, whenever petit
toned to do so by as many as
twenty-five per cent of the registered
voters in any such precinct. incorpO-
rated town or city, as shall be desig-
mated by said board of supervisors.
provided further, that in case an
election is asked for the petition
Continued on page So
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
CHARLESTON coLLEcToRsHIP.
President Taft Names a Man Against
Whom There Will Be No Objection.

washington, March 16.-The contest
over the appointment of collector of
customs of Charleston, S. c.. whiclrwas
waged a long time over the selection
OF DR.. William. D. Crum. was terminal
ed by the appointment by President
Taft of Edward w. Durant. Jr Durant
is a white man. and as the only OBJ
lection to Crum was based upon the
fact that he was a negro. it is pre-
sumed that Durant's nomination will
be confirmed.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
A VIRGINIA HOMICIDE
John Armstrong Chaloner Kills an
Englishman. Jury Exonerated Him

Charlottesville, Va, March 16-
John Armstrong Chaloner, whose
name formerly was Chanlor,> former
husband of Amelie Rives, the writer.
fought for the possession of a revol-
yer with John Gillard, an English
man. at his country home. Merry
Mills" at Gotham, Va, last night.
The revolver was discharged and Gill
lard was killed. Chaloner was eX-
onerated. Gillard's wife had sought
the protection of Chaloner.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
DEMOCRATIC cAUcusEs.

Washington. March 16.-After a
stormy debate tonight over the al
legged failure Of twenty-five democrats
Of the house to abide by the party eau
Gus, on the rules fight, the house dem
ocratic caucus decided to have a select
committee select more stringent rules
to govern future caucuses of the party
The committee will be selected tomor-
row by Chairman CLAYTON.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
TREASURY OUTLOOK GOOD.

Washington. March 16.-Declaring
that the treasury outlook now is bet
ter than in months, Assistant Secre-
tary of Treasury Coolidge authorized
statements today giving figures that
show a marked improvement. so far
as the government receipts are con-
cerned
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
THE DUDEN CASE
Self Defense Will Be the Plea For
the Woman's Esoneration.

San Diego, March 16-That the
plea of self defense will be inter-
posed in behalf of Mrs. Effie Duden,
on trial for the killing Of Bert
Shelter, her brother-in-law, was
foreshadowed when the prosecution,
having rested its case, the defen-
dant's counsel called Dr.J. c. Hearne
as a witness to the stand. He testi-
fled that after the shooting he at
tended Mrs. Duden in the county
Jail. He found her suffering from
throat trouble which he believed TO
be caused by external violence.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
CooPER-SHARPE TRIAL
Instructions to Jury Will be Of Un-
precedented Length.

Nashville, March ia set of in
structions of 10000 words, probably
the longest ever given to a jury in
Tennessee, will be read by Judge
Hart tomorrow in the Cooper Sharpe
trial. The attorneys on both sides
swamped the court with requests for
instructions.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
WESTON'S BAD DAY.

Newburgh. n. Y, March led
ward Payson Watson completed the
second day of his walk at Wappin-
gers Falls tonight. Bad roads put
him slightly behind his schedule.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
TUCSON TRAGEDY.

Tucson. Ariz.. March 16.-Nabor
Pacheco. Jr.. tonight in the lobby of
the Windsor hotel shot and killed
Rena Caine of Los Angeles, woman
OF the underworld. No cause was as
signed. The slayer is a son Of Mar
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
THE PRESIDENTS TARIFF MES.
SAGE.

Washington. March 16.-Reading the
presidents message to congress in IA
vor of revising the tariff was the chief
business before the senate today. The
message received careful attention. The
senate adjourned until next Friday.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
WORLD CHAMPION DEFEATED.

Boston, March 16.-Jem Bowker OF
England. who claims to be the bantam
weight champion of the world. was
outfought by AL belmont of Boston, in
twelve rounds, tonight.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
A CLEAN FIGHT.

New York, March 1e-Owen Moran,
the English featherweight, out-boxed
Tommy Murphy, the Harlem light
weight 1t was clean bout and last
ed ten rounds.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
MRS. TEAL GOES TO THE PEN

New York. March 16.-Mrs. Marga-
ret Teal was taken to the pepitentiary
at BlackwelTs island today to begin
serving a sentence OF a year on con-
viction of attempted subornation OF
neriurv in the Could divorce case.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
FOUGHT A DRAW

New Orleans. March 16.-Freddie
Welsh. the English lightweight cham
pion. and Young Donahue. of Boston,
fought ten rounds to a draw tonight.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

shal PachecO, ex-sheriff of Pima
county. The slayer surrendered.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

ORANGE LAND FOR SAIE-sO
acres now in grain, close to Arizona
canal Finest soil, Sl25 per acre.
VIII soon go at this price. you've
got to hurry" E. f. Pascoe. 1lO
North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

Continued on page So
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

SAN DIEGO HOME FOR Ex-
CHANGe-I have nice IL story
frame dwelling. fine location, rooms,
furnished. bath. large lot. barn, so
chickens, to trade for Phoenix prop
erty. E. {. PAScoE, ITO N. Center.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27

i large one story and full basement
brick and stone structure. # was
erected especially for the bcttling busi-
ness offering excellent facilities for
such work. A side track Of the North
ern Pacific railroad runs in the rear OF
the building and loading platform
makes convenient and rapid work pos-
sibIe.
THE factory ID equipped with modern
machinery and Is operated by twelve
axpert men who are employed the year
around in the business. In making the
beverages pure artesian water is used
exclusively 1t lis filtered before being
added to beverages, assuring q clean
and pure drink
Comply With Pure Food Laws.
Both Of these bottling plants comply
strictly with. the pure food laws IN
every respect The plants are kept in
q clean and sanitary condition assur-
Ing the public consuming these bever-
ages that they are OF pure and
wholesome character The true ingre-
dients OF every bottle is plainly labeled
upon it and people using Fargo made
drinks can feel reasonably sure that
thev are of a character that Is at once
clean and healthful.
All Of these institutions are among
the leading manufacturing concerns of
the city. They were located here be-
cause Fargo was the natural center
OF supply and distribution for the vast
territory of the northwest. They have
been among those that have proven
Fargo the logical manufacturing point
Of this territory and have helped TO
make ii the best business town Of its
size in the country.
The heads OF these institutions be-
lieve in keeping North Dakota money
Lat home for the benefit OF its people
lThev also believe to accomplish this ef-
seagively 1T is necessary for the people
teSbuy home manufactured goods when
2yer possible and to see that other
misunderstanding institutions are brought
/ to Fargo to make greater city to the
everlasting benefit OF the entire state.
Buy Fargo made goods-it pays i'm
/ mediately and in the long run.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27

Is very paying and which has a most
promising future. 80.
The Bon Ton lee Cream co.
Still another Ice craem factory which
Is doing big business in this part Of
the northwestern territory rs the Bon
Ton. This ice cream factory lis operat-
ed by M. F. Jones at sos Front street
Annually large amount Of product
Is turned out and has won, through
It's excellent Quality. large patronage.
Like the other Ice cream factories in
Fargo, only the best product is made.
Strict adherence to the pure food laws
assures high grade of pure ice cream
and other frozen goodies favored with
pure crushed fruits and genuine fiavor-
ing extracts. Mr. Jones il one of the
thriving business men OF the town and
has built up permanent business. (, A
number of experts are employed in the
making OF the various products
The factory Is kept In most sani-
tary condition and the latest machinery
is used in the production Of Ice cream.
The greatest trouble that the manu-
facturers of ice cream have experienced
Is to get enough cream from which to
make enough of the product to meet
the large demand It keeps them busy
finding enough to supply the require
ments. For this reason the establish
ment of a number of dairy herds
would be paying investment to some
body.
The BottIins Factories.
The two bottling works which supply
Fargo and the surrounding territory are
the Fargo Bottling Works and the Am
erican Bottling association. They cover
practically all of the territory of North
Dakota and western Minnesota. Dur
ing the summer months the consump-
tion Of these soft drinks is very great
and large forces Of men are employed
the year round making the products.
Car loads of bottles are used each year.
Raw material is used In enormous
quantities. ,.
The Fargo 5ottlins Works.
The Fargo bottling works was in
corporated on Feb. 13. 1900, and has
been doing a most thriving business
since it started. 1t has developed into
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27

one az the leading manufacturing tn-
stitutions of the city II puts out 2
class OF goods that has won q reputa-
tion throughout the territory In which
II is sold.
At its head are some OF Fargo's
staple business men who believe tn the
city and realize that 1t Is budding into
a great manufacturing town. The Of
ficers OF the corporation are w. f.
Leech. president; HI. L. Blout. vice
president and Addison Leech, secrtary
and treasurer,
This corporation employs on an aver
age OF twelve men the year around and
pays large annual salary. The capital
stock of the concern Is $4,000. It oc-
cupies a valuable building of Its own
at SO. Fifth street north. built especial-
ly for the purpose. This structure y
two stories high with a full basement
and lis built entirely of brick and stone,
The factory Is fully equipped with
the latest model OF bottling machinery
operated by electricity. It Is supplied
with water from an artesian well which
was drilled especially for the purpose.
This we'll Is cased with waterproof ma
tsrfal to a depth that will insure no
surface water getting into it- In ad-
iition all Of this water Is Uttered as
suring pure product.
The Fargo Bottling Works makes
and bottles all kinds Of soft drinks and
cider. !. speciality which the company
is hottling is a non n-intoxicating malt
which has won quite a reputation
among soft drinks over the territory
covered BY, the factory.
The American 6ottIing Association.
The American Bottling association Is
another large concern engaged in the
manufacture of soft drinks. This COM
pany is incorporated Under the laws
of North Dakota with some OF the best
business meff OF the city back Oft
The officers Philip Moss, acting .presi-
dent and vice president and B. L. Kim
ball, secretary treasurer ana general
manager. Both are among the ksr,vsSs, ,
business men fsr which FaEga ~ ,SsoteA
s Ihey nave DUN up most xratitwin,
This association has besa-A-@~apss'S
nunDer OF Al in businefs
all kinds OF soft be :. ,,oannfactuJve
won the company -rhich peH
excellence OF quality cor tons
of these beverages aie hnu-
ally and are consumed$ nd tht
outside territory-one city
trade and one for the otr Nn bust
ness.
The American Bottling association
owns it's own building which is locates
on the Northern Pacific right of wa,
at 213 Front street This building /:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
Iad;es Hats.

Have you seen those ladies tahor
made hats that Howard Moody has on
sale. Some of them are Cages mats
IS. Sc, $3.50 and s11 hats for s2.4S. Be
sure and see them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
&C.. 80 MANNED ceupLss.

Good wages paid for cooks. house,
keepers, girls and married couples
See Louis Hotop, II Broadway Fargo
at once.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
The Large Factory.

The factory is located in its own
building at s1S N. p. avenue. This
structure Is a large brick building three
stories high with a full basement. All
this floor space is used In the business.
Machinery of the latest model is in
stalled and is driven by steam and
electricity. The cookers are heated by
steam. Everything Is arranged es-.
pecially for the most efficient work.
The factory puts out several special
CONNECTIONS that have won reputation
throughout this territory. special at
tention is paid to penny goods for the
children.
In addition to manufacturing the
company also does jobbing business
In ore works. soda fountains and foun-
tain supplies which has greatly increas-
ed the business OF the company.
The business Is managed by j. d.
Grant, one OF the best business men Of
the city. He has put the business on an
excellent basis that has made It one
OF the leading institutions Of the city.
Candy for Home Consumption.
The Geo. Pirie Co. M. r.. Jones and
William Jones also operate large candy
Milford chronicle., 1909-05-21
THE BRINK IS NEAR.
Few Milford People Know How Near
II Is.

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