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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

per company, outrun the Cochise county police in an automobile, taking the train at Pearce after an exciting chase across country.
 4 large audience greeted the "Free Bed" benefit in Tucson Monday and a snug sum of money was realized.
 Governor Sloan, accompanied by his wife, will visit Tucson today and S magnificent reception in their honor has been arranged for this evening.
 One day last week Abdul Hamid was admitted into the United States at NacO upon payment of the entry fee of $i. He is not the ex-sultan of Turkey.
 Bisbee people are making great ar engagements for the entertainment of Governor and Mrs. Sloan Sunday and Monday.
 The session of the United States grand jury in Tucson has been com pleted and the jurors paid off and dis. charged.
 Mischievous boys are annoying Tue. son authorities by breaking glasses on the new fire alarm system and turning Tn false alarms.
 The Order of Railway Trainmen n Tucson Saturday evening installed 8 new branch of the order with over a hundred charter members.
 A Mexican named Lopez has been ar rested in Jerome on suspicion of being the man who dynamited Chinese res taurant in that town last week, killing it's proprietor and wrecking the place. A session of the Chautauqua to be held in Tucson from September 20 to 2S has been arranged for, the meetings to be held at Elysian grove. Phoenix defeated Prescott Sunday in the latter city in ragged exhibition of baseball by score of l2 to 8.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
Arizona News
 and Comment

Prospectors returning from the Cata linas report recent heavy falls of snow in that region.
 On account of favorable surface indi- cations in the Mineral Hill. district, prospectors are frantically looking for deposits of tungsten. Up to the pres ent time they have been unsuccessful.
 Mining men in the Baboquivari dis trict are circulating a petition asking the government to establish postofice there.
 Captain NJ. o. Bigelow of the Eightl United States cavalry, and comman1- ant at Fort Huachuca, was married to Miss Elizabeth Simpson in Tucson Mon day.
 Mark Smith delivered an address to the graduating class of the Phoenix high school in EllSs theater one evening last week.
 Officials of the Tempe reading room are complaining of continued stealing of books and periodicals from the in stitutioa.
 More than four feet of water is now flowing over the Roosevelt dam and farmers in the district underneath are eorlespondingly happy. The largest crowd ever carried out of Phoenix on an excursion went 10 Winkelman Sunday on the "Wild Flow CT" excursion. The Rio Colorado Land & Irrigation company has been organized to reclaim Santa Fc railroad lands in Mohave county.
 The commencement exercises of the Northern Arizona Normal school will be held at Flagstaff this evening. man of Cochise county, has been arrest cd on an indictment returned by the United States grand jury alleging that Casey caused to be published in news papers false reports concerning the Car men, Consolidated Mining company To escape service of a summons in 2 suit against him, J. w. Powers, presi- dent of the Carmen Consolidated Cop
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
New Jersey,s Unique Plan for Cure of
 Drunkenness

NEW YORK, May 21.--Attention was recently attracted to the novel sug- gestion in New Jersey of "boards of protector" for the prevention of drunkenness. The plan has now been made law, and appears from the work ing of the act to be mandatory. In every municipality of the state, there fore, the governing body will appoint board of three citizens which shall have power, and, indeed, bear the duty of notifying to all liquor dealers in the municipality the name of persons who are or seem likely to become habit ual drunkards, and warning them not to sell or give intoxicating liquors to such persons. For the first violation of a warning there will be penalty of $50; for the second of $l00, and for the third the penalty may be perpetual revocation of license. The intent of the law is simply to compel liquor sell lers to stop making men drunk.
 As matter of practical business it is not profitable for liquor sellers to ply men with drink to the point of intox- ication, or to cater to habitusl drunk ards, since by 50 doing they incur the risk of disorder and police intervention at their establishments and the prac- tical certainty of the ill-will of their neighbors and an increasing sentiment against the licensing of their business. AS for those liquor sellers who know ingly and deliberately persist in making men drunk and providing habitual drunkards with liquor, it will be for the good of the trade in general, as well as for tho public benefit, to have their places closed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN---One chafng dish never used. Pictures water cOlors, hand painted china, brass bed and mattress, table, dish pan and kettle. You can buy the above at almost your own price. Call 335 South Sutherland street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
po It Now

Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You can do so by apply ing Chamberlain s Liniment. Nine cases out of ten are simply muscular rheuma tism due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, and yield to the vigorous application of this liniment. Try it You are certain to be delighted with the quick relief which it affords. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
NEWS IF THE VALLEY
HAPPENINGS BANKS OF THE FERTILE CHA AS CHRONICLED BY THE SILVER STAFF CoRREs- PONDENTs

A,iz., who was formerly Miss Freeman and well known in Safferd, spent the early part of the week visiting friends and relatives. She was accompanied home by her mother, Mrs. Freeman. Mrs. Horace E. Dunlap of Wilcox came down from Globe this morning where she went to attend the funeral of her father, Mir. Parker. She is the guest of Mrs. Charles T. Reynolds.
 Miss Molie Dowdle, q charming and accomplished young lady of Doug as, is the house guest of her cousin, Miss Mae Dowdle.
 George Rhoads left the first of the week tor his old home in Kentucky, where he will spend the summer vaca. tion.
 Mrs. James s. Abbott is i'll at her home ir Safford
 Miss Anna Handc leaves next week for her home in Minnesota, after spend, ing the winter, a guest at the Andar. son ranch.
 The monthly open meeting of the Etude club will be held tomorrow even. ing at the home of Mesdames Nellie and Jack Todd.
 k. J. Young IS again at the Fumarcle mine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

To escape service of summons in 2 suit against him, J. W. Powers, presi- dent of the Carmen Consolidated Cop
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

STAFFORD, May 26.-The Rebekat dance given Tuesday evening was hign y enjoyed by large crowd. The hal was tastily decorated, and refreshing punch was served. A Mexican orchestra furnished splendid music. Among out of town guests were Mir. and Mrs. F. Baker of Tucson, Mr. and Mrs. D. w Wickersham of Los Angeles, Miss Gro zier of Clifton; Messrs. J. Williams and Albert Stevens from Solomonville, Will Damron of Thatcher; Misses Nash Claridge and Middleton of Thatcher
 Miss Lillian Archer, who taught al Graham last winter, has secured th, Lone Star school for the coming year Miss Archer is spending the summer with her mother at San Antonio, Tex
 Newt Stark of Morenei is in town on a visit to friends and relatives.
 Mrs. H. Claridge and daughter, Miss Lizzie, were here on business yesterday from Thatcher.
 Mrs. Joe Stratton is on the sick list
 Miss Lucy Purdum left for Globe this afternoon, where she will visit rel. atives before going to her home in Ohio for the summer.
 J, NJ. Foster in company with Cap tain Burns is inspecting some machinery near Bowie today. Mir. Foster is nak ing plans for installing barley crusher at this place and is going to ase this machinery.
 J. N. Robinson, cashier of the First National bank of Globe stopped over iH Stafford today on his return from Tombstone, where ne hzs been on busi. ness the past week.
 Dad Pruett, with ike Cox Hall Cattle company of Fl Paso, is in Pima today buying cattle from Webb & Marshall of that place. A train load of cattle will be shipped from Solomonvills Thursday.
 A man, evidently stealing ride on a Southern Pacific freight train west of Bowie, was killed by being caught between the cars. His body was picked up by the passenger crew and brought into Bowie this morning, where inter. ment will be made.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
SAFFORD

sAFFORD, May 26.--Miss Henrietta Olney, who has been attending school at the Mary Baldwin college, Stann; ton, Va, arrived in the city this morn ing and will spend short while before joining her mother at Long Beach, Cal.
 Mrs. A. D. Dowdle of Douglas ar rived in Stafford yesterday and is the guest of her son, II. J. Dowdle and family.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Starks of Tombstone,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

This design makes an exceptionally fine colonial home rich effective
 
  costly  namced finished fnshed First bgl hh cellar high with laundry kche
  kitchen X piascd plaster P T MAC LAGAN, Architect
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

Gentlsme free tonight at Dreamland. Each lady with one paid ticket is en- titled to have escort admitted free. One paid ticket win admit two gentlemen.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EXCELLENT BUSINESS INVEST. MENT--$90o cash will buy one of the best paying business investments in Globe. This is a strictly bona-fde sound business proposition. Or will sell half interest for $500 to party who will take working ipterest. If you are interested, write at once to ". J. B., care Silver Belt
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

Experiments will be made during
the summer with the standard hello
graphs which are now used in the war
department, for signaling on the Ma
tional forests. One of these expert
ments will be on the Kaniksu Nation
al forest in Idaho. and the other on
the Stanislaus forest in California.
1t is intended to discover whether
these instruments will be Of use on
National forests to report fires or
transmit other messages in areas
where there is no quick method of
communication.
The conditions of climate and lati-
tude, as well as the species of inflam-
mable trees in the two forests are suf-
nciently different to determine wheth-
er the instrument is suited to some To-
calities and not to others.
Easy and quick communication to
all parts of forest must be had II
fire is to be kept down. Anyone who
knows of the fearful damage wrought
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
NOTED SPEAKERS ARE TO
DISCUSS WATERWAY PLAN

Washington. July a0y-With Pres.
Taft the central figure as an enthus-
iastic advocate of waterway improve.
ments, the meeting here of the Nation
nj Rivers and Harbors congress on
December s. and 10 next. promises
to be the most notable gathering In
the history Of that organization.
In addition to President Taft such
distinguished exponents Of increased
waterway facilities ~ Secretary Of
War Dickinson. Gov. Judson Harmon
Of Ohio and Count von Bernstorff. The
German Ambassador. have indicated .
desire to participate In the convention.
Prss. TAN has but recently taken cc-
casion to express himself ul,oA the
gsasral policy OF conservation Of the
nation's natural rseoaress. placing
waterway inprovsmeats At ~ AsAd
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Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
COMMITTEES GETTING
BUSY IN THE INTEREST OF
FREMONT COUNTY FAIR
Committees Appointed Are Leaving Moth
ing Undone to Make the Coming
+ air a Success.

sort of patriotic duty to make the fair
success and it is hoped that peo-
pie generally will not be unmindful
of the responsibility resting upon
them. Interest in the displays should
not be restricted to Canon City and
Florence. but should embrace all por-
tions Of the county. az they are in
tended to be sort OF kindergarten Of
all that Is best in the agriculture and
in the home life OF the people At large.
irrespective OF locality. BY mutual
helpfulness the fair this year can be
made a superlatave success, and, to
that end, all should lend a helping
hand.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

Denver. July 20.--It remains for the
Colorado National guards to take the
first step looking toward the estab-
lishment OF an aerial signal corps in
the National guard OF the state. Yes
terday Capt O. H. Liese OF the signal
corps accompanied Ivy Baldwin In a
baasoon trip to an altitude Of 1000
feet and from that point wigwagged
signals to his sixteen men In the corps
who we're stationed on the top Of the
building below. They. In turn. wig
wagged back 10 him and the entire AZ
fair was pronounced an entire sue
cess.
Tho use OF balloons In war is said to
be necessity and the federal govern
ment has recommended the training
OF the National guards in this work.
Baldwin sent an invitation to Capt.
I.iese to take the aerial trip with him
and learn how to wigwag from above.
Liese. who had wigwagged from one
hill to another until he was tired Of II,
Immediately recognized that the invi-
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
Va1ioss Matters Of Mnnicipa1 Interest
Discassed. and Action Taten Upon
Some Of Them. 1et Night And
Dull Session Ensues.

Ffon Tuesdays Daily.
TAs needing OF the city council last
aisAt Was IN soms rsspscts the most
aniaterastlng In ~ history Of the
Dssosae aAministratioa: dus 10 . coaa-
h1safioa Of circumstances. ths eAiaf
e WAiGA wsrs tbs disasrseably warn
wsafAR and tAs -fact that tAses was
littls bssinsss OF real tmportAnes 10
- transacted. Tor tAs nrst tins this
oannar IL dignity Of the sldefmanic
BODY was sacrificed 10 comfort: coats
belng laid aside and the delibsratioas
Of It's members conducted while IN
tAsir shit sleeves.
Under ths head OF complaints
0eorgs Roaleau presented . protest
against the payment Of further sias-
walk tax on property that hs does not
own in Improvsment District Number
Ylve. BY mistake. but which. has bssA
aaseesed against him for several
ysars. Mr.. Rouleau says that he 10 as-
ssssed for the construction Of 342 fest
Of sidewalk when. In reality. he 10 the
possessor OF only ls2 feet frotase: the
legy being on $50 feet more than he
owns. In consideration OF the Injustice
OF the mattsr he asked for . rebate in
his sidewalk taxes. Il was contended
that the time had gone by for protests
Of this kind. although the unfairness
OF the assessment was acknowledged.
On motion the petition was referred
to the sidewalk committee for investi-
CATION.
Various complaints of this charact-
er have been filed with the council
during the last year or so both In re-
lation to the sidewalk and the sewer
tax levys.
A. L. jeffrey as the representative
OF the mayor and board of aldermen
OF South Canon. pc,itioned the council
20 extend its sidewalk on First street
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

Denver. July Ex-Governor Sha-
froth will go on his first tour OF the
penal Institutions today. The visit Is
one OF inspection and also to acQualnt
himself with local conditions therein.
While at Canon City he will investi-
eats the mental condition OF Edward
Hager. who II under ssntencs Of death
from Pueblo. strong petition having
feAcAsd the governor for clemency.
The governor will also Investigate
ne prison roll relative to the number
Who are quall3sd 70 work on the road.
This question u .bscomiAg one Of ~
nost prominent Of Coloraoo's prisoa
work. Aireaay over 50 coaviets are
% ~ rod an1 theFe are applicatlo1s
eur tWios - 01Ay 0seA
u Wonla ssen snaa ~ roa1 law
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Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

from its present terminus at the
southern boundary OF the stats park
to the Arhaasas river. It was contsnd-
Cd BY Alderman wallace that - the
property to b improved beloagsA
very largely to The Dsavef and Rio
railroad very little could b done IN
the premissa. except 10 bsila tAs walk
in question and charge he cost Of
coastrnctioa mp to the eonpany. o.
motion ths petition was referred to
the Sidewalk committee.
Marshal d. J. Houston addressed
the council In relation to the ordin-
ance governing the liscensinE Of pub-
lie hacks. teams.etc.. which ho 0aid
was % impsrfectly drawn - to b Of
practically no value in Law for he
purpose Intended. While many hack
men and others paid the license re-
quired BY the city It was done volun-
tarily A. there was NO means by which
they could bs compelled to pay their
money into the treasury owinE to the
defectiyeness Of the ordinance. Ths
matter of drafting . better ordinances
was referred to the license COMMITTEES
and the city attorney for their recon-
mendation.
Alderman Hiatt stated that the mat
ter OF right Of way for the water
works pipe line across certain proper
~ owned by the Canon Brick q Tile
company in the vicinity OF the exit Of
the State ditch tunnel, on the eastern
slope of the Hogback. had not yet
been secured. and. that as It would
soon be needed. he suggested that
steps be taken TO that end. BY agree
ment the matter was left with Alder
man Wallace for adjustment
On motion of Alderman Wallace the
contract between the city and the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad COM
pany in respect TO the right of way for
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Most OF the committees appointed
In connection with the coming exhibit
Of the Fremont county fair are busy
with plans and arrangements to make
It q success. As the fair is to be held
on the eighth, ninth and tenth Of Sep
tember. only . little more than six
weeks from the present time. Il Is
realised that 1t Is none too soon to
enter upon a campaign OF education
and publicity.
It is desired this year. more than
ever before. to make the exhibit broad
enough in scope to enlist the interest
and cooperation Of people In all Sec
tions OF the country; In other words
to make everybody feel a sympathy
and concern In its welfare. Material
and Industrial conditions are vastly
improved over what they have been
for long period and there Is every
reason to believe the Forthcoming fair
will be the biggest and best In all re-
epects ever held under the auspices
Of the association. MIR. Rowland, the
secretary. is devoting himself un-
sparingly to the interest OF the fair
and Is endeavoring to promote a
greater enthusiasm in relation to It
among the public at large. He has re-
ceived many inquiries about the fair
from abroad and feels sure that It
will he extended a generous patron
age from people residing beyond the
borders OF Fremont county. In consid-
ration OF the fact that the fair here
viii be the only one held In the up-
Per ArkAnsas valley It 10 destined to
b . winner: the measure OF its sac
osss dependiAg upon the degree OF en-
couragsmsnt Il b accorded BY the
people at home.
TAs premium llsts are ready for
dlstrih9tioa and scores Of then have
bssn uaiisa 10 prospective exhibitors
ana vssitprs h pushlc. Colorado
osinGs. Dsavsr AAa otnsr p,acss in
~ utneA = VII - . petaas bsyead
u Rl1is N11A ~ aorn111 -.
sselll e ~ 1ra - l1cas
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
Strikers Clash With State
Troops, Many Injured in Melee

re-lsGtest ~ the street names at all
Of u 4 1fssctions within tie city
limits = maximum charge Of sixty
cents fDd aAcA intsrssction. In view
OF ths u0sstainty OF the aggregate
cost ee - an undertaking the mat
ter - )srrsd to the oommittss on
strsstns atts asd bridges for invssti-
gaA10a ~ instEus1ians 10 report at
the nsz1 eufar msstinG
Al1sFn NaAbsf. BY request.
broa6S S& ~ question OF erscs1as
hitchlng - 1or horses On tie s3ds
streafa os Eli 0as discussed at soms
len1sh. - 10 action was talsa. The
mats1f go payMsat OF city warrant
In - ~ pf ono thousand dollars.
issssd hyA 1ormsr council. a . part
Of Z bna9 - Induce tAs Tri-Duliica
snsasinS npany to sstabiish ID
plaat hG vas sxha1stivsiy ooassa-
ersa. - IS oAcial actioa taksa IN tn
prsznASss. IN ID undsrstood tAat ths
city trsaslrer vfll refuse to pay ths
warrant = qusation ON tie grounds
that IL lapany failed to comply
with its ensemsnt in relatioa to ths
crsctaca q DE plant hsre within tAa
spselAsd - After some othsr busi-
neas. larn1y OF q roatino charaetsr.
the counc1l adjourned.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
Serioss Riots Break Out IN Pennsylvania
---Soldiers Charge Ranks Of Work
men With Revo1vers Drawn
For Battle.

streets and alleys until the way was
company's plant
Marching order was again formed
but the troopers had not ridden tWea-
ty yards before they were peltsd WITH
bottles. Stag. pieces OF board and
Jumps Of coal. thrown from the tops oe
houses along the narrow street.
-TF0sps DrnW Plstals.
The troopers wsTe thsn ordered 10
draw and load their revolvers.
As the column of forty men Cd
vanced the crowd again surgsd into
the strsets- Putting their horses 10 .
trot, the constabulary rode into ths
crowd. firing their weapons into th0
ground. It was IN this clash that thrss
persons were shot- 1As strikers ussa
revolvers freely, 1t Il said
Following the riot the strikers gath
cred on 4 hill and held an impromptu
meeting. They were addressed By
Father Becavaca of the Catholic
church. who advised against violence
and bloodshed.
Addressing Sheriff Caldwell. who
stood at the edge Of the crowd. Father
Bacavaca said: "If you will take these
troops away will guarantee there
will be no further violence"
The sheriff said the car company
officials had requested the troops, a.
an attempt would be made tomorrow
to operate the car plant.
The constabulary established quar-
ters inside the car company's plant.
The company oficials said last
night that they did not recognize the
strike in any way.
I'VE will not arbitrate the matter"
said General Manager Altman. Those
who wish may return to work tomor-
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
Members Cj~g Council in Shirt
Sleeves Consider Public Welfare

the watsruorlks pipe line through II
Royal 0orge was ordered recorded In
the once Of the county clerk. after
which 1t was to be placed ON ale with
the city clerk.
Applications we're read from VIII
liam Kenley and r. @. Arthur. resiA-
ing on West Canal strest, for water
from the new watsrworls systsm nos
irrigation purposes within ths city
limits. The applications we're Laid over
for further considssatioa.
A pstitiua vas prsssatsd from G. r.
C. Dye for the privileges OF erecting &
coal and wagon scale ON MaiA strset
opposite to. tie entrance 70 that por-
ton lately occupied ~ an oAacs b. tha
Beaver Land Z Irrigatioa company.
On motion he request was referred tn
the oFdinaaes eommittee with instruc-
tioas to report at the nsN regular
meeting Of the council
An amendmsnt to ordnance No. 8.
series 1908, pertaining to tAs sale q
milk and the inspection Of dairy cowa
was Rad BY the city clerk. On motioa
the amendment was passed ON nrst
reading and ordered published ~ re-
quired BY the laws Of Colorado.
Mayor Tanner stated that . propo-
sition had been made to him for ths
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
AERIAL SIGNALS ARE
GIVEN FROM BALDWIN BALLOON

;ation given would afford a splendid
opportunity TO TRIP something different
and he accepted the same. The six
teen men and two ofiicers under him
enthusiastically Joined in the new un-
dertaking and when the balloon was
cut loose yesterday everything was In
readiness.
Liese waited until he was about
1000 feet in the air and after catching
his bearings. he wigwagged out the
signal:
"All 10 we'll"
Back came the answer:
We wish you WELL"
To which he replied:
The outlook is fine"
From this on. regular conversa-
ton was kept up until both sides tired.
after which Baldwin brought the bal
loon to the ground. landing near
Lakewood.
This sort OF practice will become a
regular feature in Colorado's guard
maneuvers.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
WIFE CAUSES ARREST
OF TRINIDAD Sl1UBA

Trinidad. July 30.--J. N. Justus.wh
at the last session Of the district court
was acquitted Of The charge of Tie
murder Of Edward Datler. was placed
under arrest last nigAt at tAs Mo-
Heary rooming hoaso % charge Of
disturhanes and threats % hiIl. pre-
esrredI against Ain ~ Ais Wifs.
lt h clainea hat Justsa called q
~ wifs's avastzsAts q n e'elosk
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