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Arizona republican., 1909-09-25
NO PLACE FOR HEARST
In the New York MayoraIty Cam
 paign.

Chicago, Sept. 24-Otto T. Barnard, who was nominated as republican candidate for mayor of New York last night, arrived here toda yto attend the wedding of his niece. 'The nomina- ton was a surprise" he said. q thought it would go to Job Hedges. l shall return to New York early next week to begin the campaign.
 'T am curious about Mir. Hearst. am pretty certain that he will not sup port me. and more certain that he will not support Tammany. I do not see what there is for him to do unless he becomes a candidate himself"
Arizona republican., 1909-09-25
PROXIMITY OF MARS

Washington. D. C., Sept. 24.-Mars is today 15.OOO,OO0 miles nearer the earth than it has been for fifteen years. This is of intense interest to astronomers. as the planet is now 35,0O0,O00 miles distant, making pos sible new discoveries.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-25
A DAMAGED BALLOON

Des Moires. Sent. 2i-After an ac- cident to it's rudder while circling the camp course today. the Baldwin dD rigible airship was forced to descend for repair into & corn field. Later it made a beautiful night in the army tournament
Arizona republican., 1909-09-25

Don't waste your money buying plasters when you can get bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment for twenty five cents A piece of flannel damp ened with this liniment is superior to any plaster for lame back. pains in the side and chest, and much cheaper. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-25

Dance on Friday, october l. by Amer Harp orchestra in Melczer hall at o'clock sharp. First-class music. Dance on the new floor.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-25

You will find great many Phoenix view post cards at Hinckley's Post office News Store; also birthday cards stnrk cards and stationery.
The oasis., 1909-09-18
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had come to an end the career of one of the greatest men on Earth; one whose genius for organization and construction had builded from small beginnings an invisible em- pire, that sways and influences the lives of millions of his fellow men. And that the machinery of all the vast domain of traffic he had builded should stop a moment while the grave closed over his ashes was a tribute to his memory that was be6tting in an eminent degree the closing of a career so re. markable.
The oasis., 1909-09-18
GETTING WHAT THEY paY FOR.

Tuesdays issue of the nondee- 'ript newspaper inflicted upon the ong suffering public by the rem nant of the busted Pellegrin crowd formerly it was two individuals, out the half witted ore flew the coop" with his consumptive con cubine-presented long screed aimed at the town council, limiting at extravaganza, waste, misappro- priatlOn, and what not, in the ex- penditure of the public money. The petty diatribe wound up with d demand for publication of fnan- ancial statements by the hoard, and asserts that the taxpayers want to know what is done with "al this mOney."
 Now II the taxpayers desire that the financial affairs of the munich palities of Arizona shall receive the publicity that would be given by newspaper publication, let them put into the law a provision that they shall be published and paid for. There was such a provision in the law. Some eight years ago, when MT. Overton was Mayor of Nogales, and the town board in- cluded Ramon Vasqpez, Madison Risinger, Robert Williams and E B. Hogan, there was put into the law such provision, and though two years the regular proceedings of the board were published monthly including all receipts and dis. bursements. TIE OASIS editor was instrumental in securing enact ment of that law. At the time the legislature was in session he called at Phoenix a meeting of the since defunct Arizona Press Association, of which he was president, and that body, through committee oI which he was chairman, induced the legislature to put upon the statute book the enactment cited It was a wise provision, and through observance of the law there was spread monthly before the people of each town and city ir Arizona a full and complete ac. count of the proceedings of it's gov erning body, with detailed state ments of receipts and expenditures There was what the daily alleged
The oasis., 1909-09-18
A REMARABLE TRIBUTE.

Sunday last there occurred one of the most remarkable events ever recorded in history. With simple ceremony, in the churchyard in a little country village in New York state there was laid to his final rest plain American citizen, without rank or title, and mentioned gen. eerally without the usual American prefix of MT" The Associated Press dispatches recited tbat the coffin was carried to the grave in shab- by country hearse, and that it was lifted from the vehicle by eight serving men employed on the estate of the man they laid away, Yet at the moment the casket was lowered into the grave all traffic ceased on seventy thousand miles of railway, and the pplsation of those great arteries of commerce ceased for a moment. Every wheel stopped, every telegraph instru- ment ceased its click, and every man of several hundred thousand paused for minute in silent tri. bute to the memory of the man at that instant laid in the tomb at Arden. The sweep of the contin- ent, embracing twenty great states of the Union, and five of the neigh boring republic of Mexico witnessed this remarkable manifestation of respect to the memory of the dead railway magnate.
 No monarch laid away with all the pomp and circumstance of royalty in the tomb amid the ghostly crypts of some vast cath edral surrounded by the sarcophgi of a long line of ancestors; no sol dier, borne to the grave upon gun carriage, with great army march ing in the train of the funeral cortege, with waving plumes, shin ing sabres and glittering bayonetsi no statesman, carried to his last resting place bedewed by the tears of mourning nation, ever received a sepulture 50 remarkable, so unique. Yet so beftting. There
The oasis., 1909-09-18

receipts and disbursements show. ing whence comes each payment. and to whom are paid all the sums disbursed. All payments are made by check on the First National Bank, and each individual getting any money from the public treas ury, even though it be a Yaqui at work upon the streets at one dol lar per day, receives a check and signs a voucher, all of which are listed in the statement, which is read publicly in open meeting of the board Mir. Pellegrin or any taxpayer is at liberty to attend those meetings, to hear the state ments read; and if they desire they may draw off copies for pubIica- ton. But the clerk does not have to give out copies for publication. The statute that made it his duty has been repealed.
 Anticipating this point (that the statements may be copied), Pelle. grin tries to answer it by asser- ting that the clerk cannot be found in his office at regular business hours. Very true. But the post does not pay salary which will admit of an official being in evidence at all hours of the day.
 The salary will not suffice to support man-single, without considering a family.
 The incumbent has to find other means for gaining livelihood, and the clerkship is "side llne," so to speak. The man holding the job attends to it's duties at such spare moments as he can find from other business. There is another place where the taxpayers can get what they pay for only. If they want the Clerk to be in the office at all hours so Mir. Pellegrin can go to the office at his own convenience to see the financial statements of the town let them pay him sal ary that will enable him to live without recourse to some other means of employment to help out.
The oasis., 1909-09-18
ALES, ARTZONA, U. s. A.
nd Santa Cruz County Depositary

newspaper now demands. It cost the taxpayers very little-but a few dollars every month-and it made available easily to the tax payers an intimate knowledge of the workings of their municipal government, the cost thereof, with the revenues with which to meet it.
 But that intolerant spirit so rampant in Arizona which cannot bear to see newspapers prosperous which intolerant spirit is the cause of such misfits as Pellegrin being in the newspaper business arose in protest against the wise provision of law, which Pellegrin now invokes, and secured repeal by the very next legislature of the law cited. A noted hater of all newspapers at Tucson, sought cleo ton to the legislature for no other purpose. Since then very little at- tention has been given the busi- ness of municipalities by the press of Arizona. And rightly. If the taxpayers of the various municip- alties in Arizona want the detailed information of what is doing in municipal affairs let them pay for 1t. No self respecting newspaper which is run as legitimate busi ness proposition, and aims to keep out from the clutches of the sheriff, will publish such statements gratis.
 (Pellegrin asserts that he will publish them for nothing; but then no one takes him or his newspaper seriously. His method of manag- ing a newspaper ruptured a fine jewelry business, ruined splendid assay business, bringing the sheriff to the doors of both, and broke up two families).
 If MT. Pellegrin or any taxpayer wants to learn the real status of the financial affairs of the town of Nogale+, there will be no difficulty in securing them. At the regular monthly meetings of the town board there are read aloud by the clerk detailed statements of all the
The oasis., 1909-09-18

Saturday, September IS, 1909
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-29
Strs Suiir-

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-29
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CEAEOGAN COUNTY
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days after the eighth dzy Of Tzn1-
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amount. given by 80 to plaintiff
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ERNEST PECK
Attorney fo- Plaintiff
Pos'o6ce address Oroville. OLA.
nogan county. WASHINGTON
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-29

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-29


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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-29

Laws c Henderson. dst.-ts-.
State Of Washington Ce4-.v o.
Csonogaa :.
To Lewis { H=nts-s-~ m. above
named defendant.
You are hereby notified TIA. $50.
kane Merchants Association = cor
poratl0n trustee. has f.et 4 CON
plant against ysu III sa.d ceur,
which will come IT to = hear. :.
NJ Office II Ororl,,.. IN Okar7gsn
County. Washington. On the 18th
day OF February y. D. r3cq a.
the hour Of ten O'Clock. \ y AMI
unless YOU appear and then and
there answer. the same Will = taken
a confessed and the demand or---
plaintiff granted TIE ob-ec. and
d:mand Of said complaint Is the
PAYMENT to them the sum Of - =
and interest upon Z certain pron,s.
'ary note given ~ you = ". "
Parry on the I'D day Of Septem
oer 1905 At To-asket. Washing
ton and assigned b. aid " "
Parry to the above named plaintiff
complaint filed December IL y
1908.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-29
4"TICE FpE PLsL1Cs7ro,-
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Notice i hereby given that
Llnnie B. Hart

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q Wehesville Washington who
on -''V- y, 1898. made timber and
stone entry. No. MA. Serial No
oI5I5, for the z Of the SCI, 81
2, NJ Of the sw1l SEC 10. II "a
Z, 7 4. : ", has fled NOTICE II
intention to make final proof 10 =.
taolis1 claim to the land above Dc.
scrlp@d, before Fred J Fine 7 :
Commissioner. - his Office At o-o-
vile, Wash On the 9Th day ~
March. rgo9
Claimant names = zltre==A-
John Z Samson. If Orov,Ilz
wash Frank Arnold, Fred G
mar " 3 Reilly. all Of Wehes-
vile. Warrington.
" 7 HAYHEs, Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-29

IoEE r Fraser
lu5ti : Of the Peace. OkauoEar
Precinct. Okanogan COUNT.
Washington.
K F. Hoskyn, atty foi rlaint.F.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
Contrasted with the Landsman

NOWHERE on land has any man more absolute
- power at his dIspu-a. than has the captain Of
liner 20 sea- lie is sole master of the ship he COM
m4uGs supreme ruler ai the community he carries,
even though a. aggregate wealth he "a billion. BY
word De- can fgt thr aealthest man on the world IN
irons y that lndi tual passenger and merits such
attention and without TRIAL or hearing he can slam
steel door n the face ~ threatening statesman and
turn the lu,k on him. however powerful bee may he
ashore Neither Judge uor jury decide ia- the skip
per SO despot is vested with more summary
power Each is "a Eerltable ruling Prince p, hls float
iag Atlantic realm.
man The variety NJ hI- duties and hi- constantly
changing associates give hum a wide knowledge of
men. lie Is responsible for So many odd, and
ends IN the various departments of first class mod
e-n passenger carrier that he must know 40 all times
hoN they ares. eing conducted hy his slhordinates.
lie who thinks that the Captain job Is % sinrDIre a
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

r- concerts Tins was down ln the
...- ..E .reu as plentiful as tae fog
travelling t.-.aah. How different with
t.s bridge whose head bad nHt
.. ..- ..ErE--Ee hours. A"t "a soul
-..- . collision which might have meant
... ...r barely aEc-tci.
...l -.a' night and at daylight while
rising passengers was taking ll- cln-
-..el sailor hauling in tangled
. Hste .t fhe etarnpa-t anchor
.. copper instrument attached ~
dangling ne4- tle surface ~ tile sea-
.r H4. ..1Hc5 ID he knew "Aat n
question was put % him. but bad ne
.... sand f-stltalIy. IL S tHe i.iirin
-.e Inner THAT scrauei olr HoN last
fellows Here nap tlere .n The dining
CO ,hr -.t.-.s Jokes
... occurred ~ The Flemish Caps - The
..rs Race nor many months before the
-r.el .v tle Florida and sent 2"
a t... Nantucket fog
.. H. newer found it- way 20 PRINT 'li
rHat uav confront The transat-aftie
r.rIe. merely one at rhe many A,if-
-e. t.at have happened in the history
". ... .l, .. rle numerous OCCASIONS when
passengers ...e .eeH suatelel from death unaNiIea
vigilance The quick and unerTihs
.. .. tae ~ men pa oouluand