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Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
SURVEY COMPLETED.

r. T Pomero.. Ad Parish. H. Har- per and D. NJ LeBaron returned on the stage Wednesday night from Fish Creek Thcy have been away for twelve days surveying the road to the proposed new summer resort. Four days of the twelve thel were gone they were in deep snow. The snow lay seven and a half inches thick on the level on the floor nf the porch of their house The house. by the way. had about ton of apples stored in it. and w. J. Clemans. who is the new owner of the old Frazier ranch. killed a beef. SO that they fared we'll
 W. Knight met the party at Fish Creek with saddle horses, and the trip was enjoyed despite the indictment weather.
 As the SIrvey stands now. the road win he twelve miles from Fish Creek. leaving the RooseveLR road where it goes over the divide by the old Mes quite tree then following the granite rim up the backbone to the big noun tain. Here it crosses a level plateau for five miles. then at point on the saddle back known as Castle Dome. it goes at an easy grade over the noun tains to the destination. The greatest grade iS 96 per cent. and the average is from per cent to 5.6 per cent. making fine road which will be easily accessible and not so far distant from Mesa
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
WILL MUZZlE HIS DOG.

Q. X. Wing was Tn from th" Lem district yesterday and purchased d muzzle for his dog. which is. a. he says. part bull and part just F!ain dog" e. b. Merrill went out to tin" Wing residence on business recently and the animal attacked him; Merrill grabbed his hat in his hand ard thrust it into the dogs face. intend re to fend him off until he could plant a good square kick in his ribs. but Mir. Doggie was not SD easily fooled, and bit through the hat. inflicting pain fuI wound Al first Mir. Wing want ed to kill the animal. but finally de cided to keep him muZzled hereafter
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
DEATH OF JESUS LOPEZ.

Jesus Lopez died at the home of his sister in string Town yesterday morn ing about s o'clock. He had been i'll oyer month with typhoid fever. He was formerly employed as freight CT by tbs Shattuck and Nimmo com pany and bore a good reputation for honesty and dependableness. The funeral will he held today. one of the priests from st. Joseph's in Phoenix having been sent for to officiate.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
NORTH CAROLINA MAN SAW II IN REPUBLICAN
He Writes Tor More Information About
 Mesa Canteloupes.
Mount Airy. x. C.. Dec. 9, is0

Mount Airy. \. C., Dec Q, 1909. Arizona Land Co. Mesa Arizona: -.
 Dear Sir-Wiil you please be SO kind as to send lne one of your canteloupe calendars? T will appreciate 1t very much. l noticed your advertisement in the Arizona Republican of December l, or rather what they had to say about the calendar. Very respectfully
 J. F.. BARKER. |. The above letter is sself-eXplanatory, and was received by the Arizona Land company Tuesday. Needless to say the calendar was despatched forthwith. IL is a good example of what The Re publican does in the Way of adNertis- ing, and to have sample of the splen- did Mesa canteloupes pictured and sent to this southern state is one'of the best possible advertisements From the heading on the letter head, t is, sathI cred that MT. Barker is q dealer in clothing. shoes and men n'slfurnishings.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
MESA DEPAR71NENT. @ | 7 !sss!"ss

the fun in paving that at the time, as he did not renfember which saddle it was, and besides he had a couple in town. Everett Brizzee overheard him talking abont it and offered to pay the charges if he couldShaNe the sad dle. to which proposition kleinman agreed Yesterday. the, saddle came in by wells Fargo and it was found to be a $45 well made articles and with it was q good pair of spurs. riata and tapederos. so that Mir. Brizzee feels he has made a mighty good bargain.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
NEW PLEASURE RESORT.

r. C Lapham is making elaborate preparations to open d pleasure resort at his spacious home outside of town about Januarv I5. All sorts of amuse- ments will be provided. including golf, and tennis. horses to ride and drive. and an automobile or motorcycle will be at the service of the guests Every thing pertaining to a first class pleas ure resort will be in evidence. and the cuisine will be the finest.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
SOME FINE CALENDARS.

Among the many fine calendars which the merchants of Mesa are dis tributing this year is the Toggery call endar It is copy of Albert. H. erter's s Just Song at Twilght.' and is d beautiful reproduction. The shading and colors blend equisitely and it is T decidedly attractive bit of work.
 The Crescent Drug company has one with a little girl and her pussy cat that is exciting admiration. and the Mesa cold Storage market also has a nice calendar in tones of green depict ing a landscape scene
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
WILL COMMENCE PLAsTeRINo.

Fred Eabby was m from Desert Welles yesterday and is looking up some clustering contracts. That is MT Babby's old line and his homestead and the work at the government sta tion are in such condition that the boys can care for it now, so Mir. babby plans to take uo his old work. He re- ports Mrs Babbv much improved from her recent indisposition.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
SAW "rHE MUSIC MAsTER."

Among the Mesa residents who went to Phoenix to see David Warfield in "Thc Music Master Wednesday night were MT. and Mrs. George Johnson. MT and Mrs l.. E. Johnson. F.. c. At taway. Mrs. will Kimball. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mrs. P F.. Fuller, Mrs r. Puttman and the J. l.. War ings. the J. C. Spanglers and the II. l.. ChandlerS
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
FOUND HER PURSE.

Mrs. Will Kimball lost her handbag containing a sum of money and several other articles Wednesday night when she was returning from the north depot. Yesterday morning bright and early she went up to see if any trace of 1t could be found. and lying just where she had jumped a ditch. was her hand bag. wide open. and some SEQ in silver and gold scattered about. Obviously she was delighted to recover her prop crtV
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
DANCE TONIGHT.

Preparations are all made for the character dress ball which the NJ | \. dance committee has arranged to be given in the Mesa opera house to- night Judging from the hurried scurryings about town and the re- marks dropped there will be a motely of costumes in evidence this evening
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
No One Expects 1t.

Without the use of SeXine Pills a weak or rundown person cannot eN- pect tO become thoroughly strong Sex inc Pills are the strongest and surest tonic in the world. The price is S1 a box: six boxes s5. with full guarantee. Address .or call EiVey and Hulett, where they sell all the principal reme- dies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
BOUGHT POOL ROOM.

R. Cooley and George \. Dykes have purchased the Jim Daley pool room "1 Main street. and will hereafter conduct the business themselves. They are well known. upright young men. and will run tine business in straichtfor- ward. clean wa. Their many friends wish them success in their undCrtak- ing
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17

horses nose. then, logged out in spurs, chaps and all the paraphernalia, he the animal. When 1t was all over the boy sat in the dust in the middle of the corral. The horse walked up to him, whinnied his sympathy, and then turned and walked away. but looked back again and said. according tO Phil When did I lose yOu?'
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
CHINESE LAUNDRY STARTED.

There is a new laundry in town which will be run by Sun Lee and company. and they will call for and deliver work This is the only Chinese laundry in the city. although there are two home laundries and the Mesa steam laundry. as well as agencies for Phoenix concerns.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
OF J. D. M'sRAYER.

The funeral of J. D. McBraNer was held from the tabernacle yesterday morning at i0 o'clock. A large number of friends were in attendance Bishop Horne. NJ. \. stewart and A :. Phelps presided and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Phelps sang several selections. There were many lovely flowers. and many carriages followed the hearse to the cemetery to pay their last honor to the memor,- of the dead.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
BRIEF NEWS.

J. F. PleWitt was among the paSsen- gers for Phoenix yesterday
 The members of the American Music al Comedv company left yesterday for Tempe. where they played last night.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
HE WOULD RIDE A BRONCO.

There is one of the students at the Evans school who has acquired profi- ciency in the riding of broncos, and yesterday in the Hilbert and Nets corral started 10 give an exhibition of his prowess. According to Phil Nets. the voung man got q rope around the
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
TRIAL POSTPONED.

The trial of Roy Buck. charged by Teodoro ValenzUela with threatening him with a gun. was to have come be- fore Judge Irwin yesterday. but owing tn the inability of Nalenzuela to get all his witnesses together. it was post poned until Monday morning at 10 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
MRS. JONES BETTER.

The many friends of Mrs. A E. Jones will be relieved Ito learn that she is much improved. Her condition is still serious, hut Dr. Palmer. who has had a hard fight in her case. feels that she is on the road to recovery.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT.

Wallie McDOnald was engaged in posting bills over the city yesterday advertising The Coon King which. is to be presented at the MesG opera house Saturday night. This play is by George Nixon. who is the author of Girls" and is said to be exec -d ingly funny.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
BASEBALL NINE ORGANIZING.

Some of the younger busin sss men and clerks of Mesa are organizing q baseball nine for Mesa. Thers seems to be plenty of good material here and thcre.is no reason why such an organi- Zation should not bc q success
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
BIS LAND DEAL.

Yesterday Harry l.. Chandler sold his 4o acres across from the Mesa flour mills on Main street to J. T. LeSueur for Sl2.00O. Four years ago Mir Chand- Ter purchased this property from P. Shrine for S400O
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
CHEAP SADDLE.

Dan Kleinman has several saddles scattered over the country and the oth
 cr dav received word that one of them would he shipped in to him if he would pay the charges, which would amount to about s640. Dan didn't sec
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
WENT OUT TO HiGLEY.

Yesterday Mrs. P F.. Fuller, Jr- P. r. Fuller. ST. and Mrs. P Puttrlan left for the P. F. Fuller homestead at Queen Creek. where they will remain for several weeks.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
MASONIC MEETING TONIGHT.

There will he d gathering of the Masonic fraternity this evening in the Barnett hall. and as it is the meeting before the Yuletide. all members are expected to attend.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTICE.

There will be no regular entertain mcnt at the high school auditorium this afternoon. but next week the two so- cicties will meet together and give double biil''
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
ENJOYED THE SOCIAL.

The Baptist Young People had most enjoyable social in the Barnett hall Wednesday night. and the program was good and well rendered. The supper was also good, and neat sum was realized.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
BUSINESS MEMS CLUB.

The young men Who have organized the Business Mems club will meet again this evening in the offices of the Free Press for perfecting their ar engagements
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
GUESTS OF THE VAULTS.

Mir. and Mrs Max Viault are enter tainirg Leo Goldsmith and Mr Mans field of Tuscon These gentlemen re- centiy bought out the Mcdonald inter est in the Mesa flour mills
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
HAS BECOME 4 KNIGHT.

Professor II. c. Robertson has been initiated in the first degree of the Knights of Pythias lodge of Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
PILES CURED IN 6 TO t4 DAYS

Pazo ointment is guaranteed to cure any case of itching. blind. bleeding ar protrUding piles in 6 to 14 days. or money refunded soc.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
V. M ..C. '. u.

The members of the Y W. C. T. |. fill meet with Mrs. E4 w. Wilbur at her home this evening. All members are earnestly urSed to he present. This is the vourg peoples branch of the regular ". C. r |.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17

Mrs. James II. Kay was over from Phoenix yesterday for medical atten- tion. She is recovering finely from the recent operation she underwent.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
CHA CATTLE MAN HERE.

r.. Harren. one of the largest cattle owners of the Giia country. is in Mesa. having arrived from Globe yesterday He reports feed good. and cattle in fine condition in his part of the coun- try.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
GONE TO LOS ANGELES.

Dr \ J. Chandler went to Phoenix Wednesday night and planned to leave Thursday for Los Angeles. where he will spend the Christmas holidays.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
IN FROM eRANITE-REeF.

J coleman and Billy Harrigan were in from Granite Reef yesterday, Harri- gan is the master mechanic at the Reef.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
WENT TO PHOENIX.

Frank Cuff. proprietor of the Cres cent Drug company, k in Phoenix on d business trip.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
MRS. OPENSHAW ILL.
OVER FROM PHOENIX.

Mrs. Frank Openshaw is reported quite i'll.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-17
MISS ELLSWORTH ILL.

Miss Hilda Ellsworth is reported in- disposed with an attack of the grip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22
SCHEME WHICH
FAILED TO WORK
Deal to Smother Badger Bill Slips
A Cog and Comes to
Grief.
He WANTED IT IN WRITING.
Hauson's Request 90 Put Proposed
Trade ON Conference Bin in Black
Aud White Turned Down.

During the very last hours OF the
legislature 10 became evident that Lead
ers of the anti-prohlbitlon fight iu the
senate were sangune that no ilquo-
legislation Of amy kind would be pass
ed. They counted on the house killing
the Badger bin. s b. las, after which
the conference bin, also known as ina
Hanson BILL u b 240 would be dis-
posed of in the senate
on Friday Hon. Willard S. Hanson
was approached with the proposition
that the senate would pass the con-
ference BILL IL the house would kill the
Badger biil 80 10 IS evident that this
measure was adopted in the senate ln
the hope that the house would reject
IT, Mr. Hanson asked for this agree
ment .n writing, which was Immediate
ly refused. So Mn Hanson Informed
the gentleman that the house would
pass the Badger bill This, the other
party assured him, would not be
done. because there were not enough
votes Tor &c. But Mr.. Hanson knew the
sentiment OF the majority Of the house.
He knew that this majority was not
IN a mood 60 be tricked any longer
So. when IL became evident that the
senate would not ne permitted TO vote
upon the conference BILL the house
passed the Badger bill. although 90 mad
accepted the conference, or Hanson,
bill
And the refusal of the senate TO con-
slider the conference bill is story uf
it's own. The president of the senate
ruled that it required II votes to take
the Bill out OF the committee, while 10
votes only would have beep required
TO enact IL into law. on that Iuinz
the bill would have died in tn. com
mittee, and no legislation on tho LIQUOR
question would have been enacted. but
for the determination Of the house ma
lorlty not % adjourn until something
was done I'm the cause Of temperance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22
FILIPINO ASSEMBLY
CONSIDERING TARIFF

Manila March 22.-The Philippine as
sembIy is considering formally the
tarin legislation now pending in wash
ington, IL is planned to take up the
question tomorrow and to embody the
views of the assembly in a set OF reso-
lutions which win be forwarded to the
Filipino representative hl Washington.
40 rs expected that these proposed res
buttons viii oppose any action OF Con
EIess tending I'm any way 20 alter the
trade relations between the Philippines
ana the United States. 10 rs manifest
tnat a majority OF the members Of the
assembly fear that closer trade rela-
lions will lead TO closer political rela-
uons which win interfere with the ulti-
mate Independence of the islands They
also fear that the losses to island reve-
nue. by free trade would end the dnan-
cial Independence of the government
and compel it TO appeal 20 be placed
under the direct control OF Congress.
thus lessening the assembly, voice in
insuiar affairs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22
RATES NOT YET DISCUSSED.
Democratic Senators Not to be
Consulted Until Bill Has
Been Completed.
win Have An Opportunity to Exam
inc Measure Before il is Re
ported, "by Comtesy."

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The ways ana means committee OF the
house. the Republican members OF the
rr,pca committee of the senoto will
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vent the dlNulBing or schedules agreed
uu0n for the now tariff bin until such
...o as Tho hin b,, ho-,, ,,,rf,1t...l
i0 '"o ic" 9'''''i'9 Oh ''e '""'liil''1o
that nave been held rates have not
been discussed at an. The business
has been confined ia olaetione or p,o-
',''"i' 70 o. OK ''i's upon ''' 'i'i-
p.0lment OF certain experts n tdrlu
making TO aid Ina preparing "a bin.
An of tho RepubIicop senators bave
7 .,..4 .t......,, ~.
a.iI, 80 ~ 49,, NJ I, ~, t,' NY,
zinc tbo ,,e,,gi ,.i,et,,,, A.. ,er,,r.-
lie r,en,bers ~ ~ 49,. ,.,r,,-
,oittee win MOI no coneiltel r0tn the
I.r has been cor1rlst.8 1,bCy ,,.iIi have
an opDortunit,. ia e,.arnfu. A. however
bsfore the measure is rcDortcd to the
senate although this courtesy has not
been shown In the past. and is con-
tury TO the procedure observed by
The house committee ON ways and
means in connection with the Payne
h,ll. The Republican members OF the
ways and means committee completed
their bill and Immediately introduced
it iu the house before the Democrats
saw It. The FIRST chance they had TO
express themselves upon 10 occurred
I'm the committee alter the bli had
netn referred emo thaL opportunity
was eN'ielut9 Hulileu. Ahe pitn OUT
NHeu py senator AIuilch ana ms re-
ii'llCtn Vult"h ucs ON we Hii'lle5
',eo ~ 20 1nNe NV ''e "'il anu
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL
REACHING SOCIAL EVIL
Enactment offered by Russell at Leg
i-lauNc Session Receives SIG
nature Of Executive.

What is considered great victory
| for tho decent element OF the city On
opposing the location of the "st0ckade'
u the heart of the residence district
ou the west side, and at the same time
furnishing the Officers of tho law the
means whereby the combine" was
successful u establishing the hcaJ-
quarters uf vice lu the nclghborho0d
meuuoU.a, is the approval by Gov.
Spry this morning of house bin No. 80,
by Russell
The measure makes lt unlawful to-
Dee the owner or agent Of leasing or
having for lease, any premises for the
purposes named in the bin, ana under
its provisions, WHOM the statutory time
has elapsed making the signed uil "a
luU. The Officers may proceed against
such owners or agents the same as
against tho inmates OF the brutheis
Tho bin, which was signed by Gov
Sprv This morning. provides. with The
amendment requiring the Notification
nf owners and agents that they are
violating The law al follows;
THAT section 1851 and tho Compiled
LeH- of Utah. 1907 Doe and the same
g. hereby amended 20 read 8s follows
Section !. Dr. shall ba unlawful for
any person within Tho limits of -ho
State NJ Utah
a. T1 keep "a house of m-mme rc-
sorted 600 Ior tle purpose of prusutu-
ton or leWduess. cor ,J WilfuIE reside
iu such house, COR io resort there 90
for .eadness, COR
Co. TO be che owner of amy building
o. tenement tua whole or amy part
of which s used for amy ut tUN pun
| poses mentioned iu the lr. aubdiEI-
sion or this section. or t1 have cone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22
Senator Smoot will See That Not
One of Them Suffers in Pro-
posed Tariff Legislation.
HIS INFRINGEMENT POLICY.
He WI. a. Chairman Of Joint Com
nuttec on Printing, Begin Complete
ONerhRuIing of Printing ONCE.

Washington d. c.. March Ca
Never before has Utah. since admis-
sion as state. occupied the lime
light in the senate to extent she does
this afternoon. II has been known
for some time that Senator AIdrich
and other OF "old leaders would con-
sent 70 placing Of Senator Smoot on
the COMMITTEE Of fianace whenever an
opportunity might present Itself.
Utah's interest in tariff laws arc re-
Cognized as OF great Importance and
with a senator from the state on the
committee handling tariff matters
those interests are safer today than
they have ever been before. Senator
Smoot has already had one confer
ence with wool manufacturer and
this afternoon he told the News
correspondent that there VIII certain
ly be changes In the wool schedule
which. as it stands today. is a menace
to the wool growing industry OF the
entire country This is due largely To-
The fact that the clause relating TO
the tariff ON wool tops viii enable
British manufacturer 20 manufacture
such tops and greatly damage the
market for American wool growers.
AS chairman OF the Joint committee
on printing Senator Smoot has already
outlined "a policy OF retrenchmont I'M the
way of useless printing That commit
tee has executive powers and tho
chairman proposes 90 hold the heads
of departments personally responsible
for an applications. He win at once
begin a thorough pyerhauIiug of tho
government printing office with "a view
10 the complete reorganization and
limitation of tons of useless printing
He has at his disposal am ample sppro-
priatiCn for this purpose.
senator Sutherland's most important
new assignment is to a place ON the iu-
dietary committee, for which he is re-
zarded as one of the best men in the
senate He also becomes chairman OF
the committee on Cuban affairs. which
place, I'm view of the volatile character
81 the Cuban people, may again be-
come one OF the most important COM
uaittees Of the senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22
LOS ANGELES GREAT
MUNICIPAL MUSS

Los Angeles, March 23-The much-dis-
turbed municipal situation reached am
other crisis this forenoon when the ap-
plicauon for am injunction restraining
the city council and other city depart
mcuts from proceeding with the recall
election for the successor TO Mayor Hair
per- set for March a. came up in Judge
Bordwolls division of the superior court
An extensive array of counsel appeared
Tor both Sides. city Atty Leslie Hewitt
appearing I'm person tu represent the
various city officials sought to be enc
Joined and 90 resist the effort To annual
the recall election. The petitioners as-
sert as their reason for asking the an
uulmeut OF the election that Che TeslE-
nation of former Mayor Harper against
whom the recall was directed. removed
the necessity Tor the recall and luvau-
dated the election. In the event hey
are successful in securing the permanent
restraining order VIM ID. stephens. the
present mayor by appointment Of the
city council, would hold office until Jam
uary. 1910 should the recall party win
and their candidate George Alexander.
hoe elected mayor on March %. 10 is stat
cd that am efort 10 cn10lu him from TAX
ing his seat Will be made and the whole
matter. involving even the constitution
ality Of the recall measure be carried 90
the supreme court