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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-01
Read the electric light advertise.
ments both morning and evening.
Colorado Has Better RAE.

Leadville, Colo, April 1.-Leadville
merchants and others shipping freight
from the Colorado common points
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
will hereafter be saved thousands of
dollars annually as the result OF a
reduction OF freight rates which viii
take effect on all roads entering the
city today.
The new schedule Eas received at
the local offices OF the Colorado Mid
land, Denver e. Rio Grande And Col
orado & Southern roads early In
March. The agents here have been
instructed to quote rates consistent
with the new Schedule on all goods
that will be received here after today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-01


miskey Is adding to his already heavy
crop of gray hairs every time he stops
to remember that he will not have
Fielder Jones and that Pitcher Ed
Walsh may not report this year. Jones
really does not want to play, and made
a determined effort last year to break
away and devote his entire time and
attention to the fruit ranch he has
in Oregon. With Walsh it Is simply
a question Of COIN He wants Commy
to give him section of the Masonic
Temple in Chicago, or it's equivalent In
coin of the realm, for his services on
the slab, season of 100.
There are one or two others in both
leagues who say that they viii not
play for the salaries offered and thew
threaten to Jump to the outlaws
Among them are Joe Delehanty OF the
Washington, team. American league.
and Bob Spade Of the Cincinnati reds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-01

A big snow for 10 cents and a SOU
venir to the ladies, Monday and Fri
day at the Ideal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-01

Many q man considers himself r.
contour when IN reality he appears ID
his fellows as chestnut vender.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-01

Omaha. is attending to the Omaha
end, which includes the passage of a
bill through the legislature permitting
boxing in the state
The Californians arrived In Omaha
today to close the deal, If the bin
passes the legislature. Because of
the central location of Omaha the pro-
motors believe the largest fight crowd
ever gathered can be brought here if
the laws will permit the exhibition.
As planned now the contract will call
for a Foreground boxing contest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-01
Jeffries and Johnsnn.

Omaha, Neb.. April lagrange
ments are now under way for a fight
between Jim Jeffries and Jack John
son, the fight to take place in Omaha
for purse of 100000. James Cef-
froth and Martin Brady, of Fresno,
Cal, are engineering the contract por-
ton Of the deal, and Jabel Cross, of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-01

Hackenschmidt. Gotch was approach
ed by a representative OF sanderson,
who is In Chicago. and the PROPOSE
ton was put to him. The champion
declared the $4,000 purse was not
large enough and that ne had been Of
fered a larger purse by a Mr.. Bowery
Of Melbourne for the same match to
be held in January. Sanderson, who
was born and raised In Melbourne said
last night that such an offer was i'm
possible.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-01

Is the resumption or the southern trip
during the Easter vacation, which was
abandoned last year in favor OF keep
Ing the team in New Haven for prac-
tice. The team went south Tuesday
and plays Georgetown at Washington
today. Including those games to be
played on this trip, the schedule calls
for thirty three games. While the
list IL longer by seven games than last
years, the season opens week later.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
@efanntcr Scmtlfcr a%cltDr6cn.

EQUtocuc,G, u. 81 20. SUM.
Ut Gurd) 0os gol5 pl0bli6c Nbleben
%ieinaS u%cr0ienten Scfret1rs Eroi.
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Hbooc Sslono cinen idJperrn %erluit
erIltten. Scin Zoo mllr6c ullem 9ln,
ldeln nod Ourf Elm Scr5leioen Der,
bcl1efilbrt, 0u2 blrd) Die 2lltircgln-
gen Der lcbtcn Gage gelcgcntlid) Der
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Stootaperbono lit follm SIT criebcu;
ais Wfanl mo ais 6rclmo mar CT
bon Auen bodgeld)6bt mo ltcts be,
rcit, filr oclttides @cicn, oelltid)c
Sprade, oclltid)c Site mo oclltidcll
Sralld) cneraiid cilButretcn.
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Der 1860 in Weiningcn ais Sobt ci.
mes Niltiltcr3 gcboren. Nod,ocm CT
0irettor Der 9reSloucr llnionihllc
gclpclen mar, mirfte er ieit Dem Sab.
re 1889, IN DEM CT lid nit Sri.
Gnlllp u. Nogncr pcrbeirotbctc, ais
oel,tldcr Scbrer an bicIigen Sod.
ldulen luto III Der bieligen Ga SuQe.
NfaDcmie. Gr Cntioltete ouberben
cine ~unfongreidc litcrariifc Sb1tio.
felt mo 5Gbltc inter Inocrem aud,
5l Den Wtitorbeitern Der .Mcu Dorf
StootS5eitlmg".
NltBer lcincr Satin iiberlebcn i'm
III oieiem &Moe 5mci 9riioer, Wior
mo NillonL Die beioe in Neiu.0orf
ipobnen. &n Geilti1loiio lcbt icin
@roBpoter, Der nit oreicn ieiner
@riloer leilcr5eit oas critic Ser be.
riibmten Milqer.G .llortetts bilocte.
GoS 5lpcitc MiiacrfG uortctt, ous
piclfad) Dor DEM oGutiden auiIer
lplclte, lcstc iid ais Dem Sotcr ufo
orci Sbclmcn bes Teritorbcnen AT.
'anlner. HGhH Den Ger0icnitell
Frof. Wilacr'S nm Den GHltid)- NINE.
rifaniiden Stqntapcrbono perlicrt
Dor gQem Der 8ermanio-Glub in ibnl
cilcn leincr uncrmiiolidlten Nnb1n-
ger uno Sorberer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Yr1iiocnt HepeS r1umt
0as 6clD.

Colon, 20. SUM. - Nohrihten
aus Gortbogeto, Colombia, beitati.
gen Die Meloung, bob General Ho-
foel Gepes, E%r0iioeiit Der Hepublif
Colombia, icit A1nt pcrloiieu uno
lih nod europa cin9eidifit bat, ST
ging am lebtcn Sonntag an Soro
zines fleincn 5rlldtounpferS nad)
Soutbompton in See. Die Geiic oeS
ErGlioenten mad europa loa Dem
Winilteriium befonnt uto bon ibnt
gebinigt icir. Gr beibt, General
Gepes babe Die Ibiiht, CUR Croft
ming bes Gongreiies am 20. Suit
ipiebcr 5uriid3ufebren, ioas Die Wo.
ioritGt ieiner Mitbiirger einel oies'
besiiglifen @lnib dnBert.
Gle fiir5lide gntwidelnng Der
Cinge in Colombia laBt Die slbreiie
oes IrGiioenten nitt nls ionoerIid
iibcrrai6eno eri6einen. Seine frei.
miQige abonnflng, pocI .ober cine
TeIolution, eridienen OILS ein5ig mog-
lide 20iuns Der beItebenoen politi-
iden @irren. 3ie llnteritiieun9 ocs
Scr. Stoaten : &nnama /. Colombia
Icrtrages ourd) EraIiOelt Tepes bill
bete Die Auele Der lln5ufrieoenbcit,
Die III Der Gonerebwabl i'm lcstci
Niai IN elmer Nieoerlage Der &egie.
r%ungsportet ibren 9usorud fonb. SIS
folste cine Gonferen5 6miiden Dem
GrGlioenten uno einent Gomitc Der
iiegreifen Hepublifaner, in ser Der.
einbnrt murbc, buB General Gepes
am 20. Suli Dem GongrcB @iornlell
ieine @ntloiiung einreiden lperoe.
Gic Heiie nod europa lon Dor Aacm
sur Serubiaung Der unrilbigen Be
polferungs'g lemelte beitragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

e.8iniiion purOe Gin ,&rojeB per.
bonoelt, 0eIien gitsgdhg III fpeiteIten
areiicn nit Sponnltng entgcgen &C.
icben moroen mar. @r enocte nit
ser Gerlrtbeilung beS 2ieutenonts
BON SoItr5cmbsfi bonn 3. @oroe-&e.
qiment SIT SUB 81 5uei Sugcn @c-
fGngi1iB. Ger iuuge Offi5icr buttc
nit Dem 6lonfcn SGbcl oltf cinen 10
Sabre nltCn S6iiler lpsgci6lugen,
Der Dor Der Grippe Ourdcilte. Ter
Gnabe mar ourd) Den 9ieb perlebt
poroen. Gie Gbot bate ieiner Belt
grobcn llnpiQen pod]ger1tfen.
8oIb Eni 6 as Heiie.
9lQgemeinem SSlltereiie begegnet bic
Nnfiinoigrng, BOB @enerolsS berit
6reiberr bon Der @olB otn 10. Suit
no6 GonItontinopcl o6reiien miro.
Ser General tritt Damn Ben ibm be-
luiQi9ten llrlorb ali, meldcr auf bier
Wtonotc ~bcneiien lit. Nltd fir Ooa
r06ite Sobr lit bereitS Elm llrlollb
bon gleider 9allcr icitenS bcS &oi.
lcrS genebmigt. Grit nad SerIollf
bon 3lpci Sobrcn ioG Der IN iiin9iter
3eit p|ielgenonnte @olb Yoi6o it01t,
Dig ais SrgoniIotor Der tilrfiiden gr=
NEE ongeitellt ncrOcn. Ser @encrol.
Sberlt miro nllf Der 6nbrt nod Der
Siirtei bon nlebreren oe11tid)en Dit
5iercn begleitet iein, lpelde ais ST.
itr1uftions sSffi5iere frngiren merOcr.
Grneuerung bcS Suliipns
0ifatS.
3ic Terbunolungen 5luedS Grllellcs
ring oeS ocItiden &oliipnoifdtS mo-
rem neueroings ms Stofen gerotben.
Sffi5ieQ lit oeSbalb cine @crerolper-
iommlung, IN mcl6er ongeblih bic
Iltfloiun9 oes SpnbitotS bcihloIien
lucroen iol, fiir @noc Sunni citberll-
fen lperbcn. Sn5piihcn ipcrOen ober
sic Gerbou0lungcn iibcr boS &eiter.
bciteben oeS Sonoitots fort9eiebt mcr.
Den, uno cine notwithstanding Der
Sbeilncbmer gilt IN beItnnterribteten
Srciien olS getpiB.
Som @cbiete Scr &un5 It.
Sn Miinhen bot 0oS Wtor Gcins
6orot.Gnicm6le bonn 0clttifen Sben.
ter III Berlin Die 5lpeitc Soiion oeS
ans ser IebtiG6rigen 9on6eSousitels
lulg bcr0otirenoen 9iinitler-S beuters
nit elmer oSomlct"- Nuffiibrung er.
oifnet, uno 5lpor nit glGn5enOem Grs
foIge.
Sn @icn bat Soiepb Soin5 icincn
bielen &erebrern ultb Serebrerinnell
9roBe Srcltoc burd) Die Grneilerltil8
ieilles 9irgtGeotcr-Gontrofte bis
gum Sabre 1916 bereitct.
6rou Sobonno 8aOsfi hot Del Der
Solner 5~citipielen ols @rGfin in Isl
ooro'S @od5eit" bon Wto5ort circl
ol6n5enoen Griolo buuongetro9rn.
Sn 9oiiel muroe ais lebte SorItcl'
flung im often Softbcater Spobr's
Sper1 ySeIionoa" inter entbuiiulti'
ihcm 8cifall ouf9efiibrt.
Sn Wiinden bat Wortin @reif, Der
hcriibnte lpriife Gihter, Der aud
ein oniebnli6er Sramotifer lit, iutes
pobl fein @eringerer olS Scnrif Sd.
fen baS emit bolb idcrSboft, bolb ar.
gerIid bcItritten bat, Ieillen 70N@e.
burtsto9 gcfeicrt, onldBiidl beiielt linn
nngepobnlide Gbrunge1 81 Sbeil &C.
iporoen iillo. Gas Wiindel1er Sni-
tbcoter brodte iein bolbpergeIIcnes
biitorii6eS S6ollipicl nErin5 Gltgclt"
sur @ufiiibrlng, Die llniuerlit0t cr'
nnn1,te i'm 5ltm Gbrenooftor uno lei!
ne 8oterito6t Spcpcr gum @%brcnbilr-
ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Sic ont eq1tuO ole Greta-
SrQge.

Srage.
Con It ontinopcL 10. Slrni.-
Scr Miniiter oeS 9lelBcrn bat geitern
No6mittog i'm Sacrament ertldrt,
tous Die S6ubmddtc Grcta r0llnlelt
%iollten, 10 miiroc Die Negierung Die
tiirtiide Oberbobcit BORT ollirctt err
bnlten. Die Siirfei, iugtc Der Mini-
tier, lueroe bon feinem Spfer 5uriid-
IdrecterL Dies 81 crrcidcrL babe u6cr
llidt Die 9l6lidt, an Den Grcto Ourd)
Die Wta6te gorontirten Eripilcgicn ST.
riibren. ,NnoererIcitS perIongt Die
Siirfei einc Ginboltiln9 Der 3ulide.
utng Ser M6dte, sob lie elmer SIN,
ncrion oOer olldD nur 9eieblutg Gre
tbs bltrG Die Mldhtc nicntolS 5lt-
Itinmcn milrocn.
@rcuBii6er Ertn5 mad
Seitreid .
@icn, 20. Sllli. -Erir5 Sond)Im
gllbredJt BON YrcltBcu bat ullter Dem
Sncognito @roi @obenitein ein
@runoItiid IN Stroll am Wolfgong.
Gee ollgctouft uno ldBt BORT cine
SogoOiQo erbullen. Ser Grin5 beob-
iidtigt, ben groBtcn Ebcil oca SabreS
oort 5u5ubringcn. Ser Nonte 0eS
Erin5cn Sood)im 9llbrcdt, Der 5rpeitc
Sobn ocS pcritorbenen Frin5en Sll6-
redlt BON 4reuBen, iplr0e leiner Belt
in &crbinoung nit Der Iffoirc Der
ShouipicIcrin Sul5er picG %genannt.
g 0 6 cine ruii DIE Otoro=
Sefte.
YctcrSburg2 20. sunni. - Grit
Dor m%anigcn Sogcn lultrbe aus Yerm
gcmeloet, ooB Die 9eborOen BORT ei-
ncr Scfte uuf Die Spur gefommclt
limo, BON Der man %anninnlt, 0oB
Wtenidenopier 81 ibrcn %gottcSOienIt IL
lifan 8ebroud)el1 gcb0rtcn. Cine
0bnllde, pieacidt nod ldlimmerc
@ntoefung lit ictt I'M Commencement
SoroSlom gcmod)t moroer. IS lpllroc
feitgeitclt, ooB einc Sefte. Die bcion-
0erS in Dem Ortc S~liinafoic mo
ltm9egeno nielc InbGl,ger 5Gb(tc,
6oblrei6c WGbdcn uno anoban in
ibrcn religioicn @n6ne geopiert bat.
Gus &cridluin0en pielcr ainocr mar
Ihon Ionge ouigCiolcn, ulo icBt bot
mar bic 2eidan in elmer Qon5 Der.
Itcftcn Soble, uon Oercn Griitcn5 Die
mciltcn @emohncr gar feline Ibuuun1
bottcn, gcfltnocn. NQc MitqlieOer
scr bllt0iiritigcn Scftc iinD perbof-
tet morocn un6 mcrocn lid meaclt
W}orOeS 81 pcrontmortcn bubcn.
SOB NIT reit Il II @oIc8.
Cardiff 20. &uni.--Gic &oblcns
Arubenbciiber in @ole$ oro6cr, 0ic
0orOerungen Der }lrbeiter nit elmer
oIl9cnet1clt StpaipqruMg 81 beout-
lpprteu aSerH lie ihrc ,4robnnglpobr
mafeL 10 Wiirec Der trun9otlnntiidc
0nHpferncrfcbr crnitIid) in Nfitlci-
oeni6aIt gc5ogIn wcrocn.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-09
WHERE TO BUY.

FJr some time we have labor
ed hard and written emphatic
articles, urgJng our readers to
patronizet The firms, discriminate
y, who advertise III this paper
and gave good reasons Tor urg-
ing you TO do 50. We must how
our appreciation 10 the men who
appreciate us We again call
your attention to this important
thing. Il is time for our people
to study the conditions and then
act and act right
We cannot endorse O Council
q Kuntz. The Globe Department
Store, Johnson Hatcher Co.. 3.
Sanford q Go Myers Bros, e.
& W, AppeI & Co., and others.
until they show you aud US by
occasionally, advertising, thai
they desire your trade or
course we DOM say for yen no'
TO trade with the above named
stores. but We do say We prefer
you tradlngat LUZ. Peter Myers,
Slarck Piano c., CIarkson's
Baumann Bros, Slebert Bros.
etc. La other words ook over
the advertising list Of The Fo
rum AID make tn2m your favor
ties You VIII see the reward.
Try il
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-09
SANGAMON COUNTY S INGRATI
TUDE
r [ DE

Our county may be lost 10 The
democrats again next fall o" a
least to the Yates wing Of the
Republican party, especlafy If
that faction makes any effort to
"slate a ticket" The Cause Il
obVlou>-iugratitude. There new
er was more colossal sin. Every
dog has niS day Cataline eive0
only for a time to hurl forth his
poison arrows and aouse the CHI
Gems. There is also now G cerO
who is to inform the peOp Of
this ingrautude. Can the leg
Iative candidates nope to win
while their own constituents de-
clare they have oeen as ca d as
ice bergs aud S untrue as Judas
and as untruthful as Annania> ?
Woe be unto them. We are serv-
ing notice on them that the wind
is not blowing IN their favor.
If the democrats put up good
men, plty. plty.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-09
POETRY.

Sweet fragrance of the human
soul. thou shrine
Perched high upon the wings OF
imagery
With beauty of Thy star-lIt crown
To thee
The echoes of care worn wori d
entWlne
And find the so)ace bliss for
which they pine.
Thy beacon smile is dream lit
sun set free
To soOthe the tremOr in the
heart rent key
OF human life. The noble gift
is thine
To kiss the cold realities Of earth
Into the muse blown soug Of
sweet refrains.
Where ennul oreathes into life a
dearth
OF human interests, thy whisper.
ed strains,
Caught from the soul strung
harps of heaven bliss,
Soothe with sweet incense Of the
lulling kiss.
LUCIAN B WATKINS
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-09
EDITORIAL
Saturday. October 9, 1909.
DIR. WHEELER FOR SHERIFF.

There is some talk, uuauthen-
TIC, of DR.. Wheeler, Of Auburn,
becoming a cdnd date for sheriff.
We do not know now strong DR..
Wheeler is with the rank ana
tile Republicans Of The county,
out IT will be no easy thing fer
DR.. Wheeler or any other Repuo-
llcan, to win without he has the
good Will Of bOth races. for while
the cOIored vote Of The county is
only about 1000, that IS d large
number considering the facE thai
The county Is nOInlnally dem0-
cratic by good margin. II APP
pears that the Influential colored
men are against Dr.. Wheeler and
will not support him. some OF
them 60 SO far as to declare they
will stump the county against
the game warden man. For rea-
sons they do not state, out the
general claim is That Dr.. Wheeler
has not done fairly toward the
coIored voter aud that he works
against them at every opportu-
nity-how true these allegations
are, we know not.
The charges are also to the
effect that T. e. Lyon and other
cand dates have sat by and done
nothing for the 1000 colored
voters. We have always been
friendly to both Lyon and
Wheeler and will investigate the
charges of both, for 1t is Ger
tain fact thai we cannot support
any man who does not do the
square thing. We are aware of
the fact that we, individually.
have not ueen given fair deal
at the hands of the men at the
head Of Jhe pOitcaI machine, but
we are waiting, giving them a
little more time in which to
make good. : 1t is certain that
we are not going any further on
promises. The whole party has
had our support gratltousl ~,
without remuneration-and the
labor is worth his hire. We
serve due notice on all that we
will not uphold nor support any
man who cannot render unto
Caesar that which is his.
Fred w. Long is the democrat.
aspirant for sheriff and he is a
genial young MAE. That is all
we know Of MIN
Andrew Russell is our candi
date for governor or any other
Office he should aspire for. He is
one Of the best men Illinois ever
had-a true man Of his Word-he
is man of the old political
school, rooted deep IN the prin-
ciples for which the old party
was born.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-09
Gall at The

New millinery shop for the
latest style hats. Best COURT
sizes given all and your patron
age is solicited. Come one and
all.-Maitie Tucker, Prop, 206
N. 18th St.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-09

We urge the Negroes Of every
ward to organize INTO political
compacts and let us look after
our own interests and the interest
of the whole people.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-09

The noisy vulgar colored or
white rufian is a menace to socie-
W and must be curbed We have
ever discouraged this element in
the colOred man.
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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-09

oh, Douglas! Thou hast passed be
yond the shore,
But still thy voice is ringing DER tht
gale
Thoust taught thy race how high hel
hope may soar,
And bid them seek the heights, MOI
faint nor fall
Paul Laurence Dunbar on FREQ
Douglass.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-10-09

You can always depend on The
Forum to stand for principle above all
else.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-16
OF Personal Interest

Arthur +. Evans, who has been EN-.
ployed at Miami for some time past,
, and his family will leave this morn
ing for Rose, Kansas, 10 spend few
months.
Mr.. and Mrs j. a. McMurray arrived
last night from San Carlos to spend
few days in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee of Stafford, arrived
last evening They will return this
morning, accompanying the remains of
Mrs. T. Fulwood. Funeral services will
be held in Stafford this afternoon.
Miss Mildred Obert left few days
ago for st. Louis and vicinity, where
she will spend q month visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. T. ID. Thompson and her sister
returned last night from Geronimo,
where they have been spending several
weeks on their ranch. Mr.. Thompson re-
turned Tuesday making the trip on
horseback.
Judge and Mrs. Seth Z. Hazard, of
Warren, arrived here last night and
will spend a few days in the city.
Ben Jones returned last night from
months visit to his old home at
Wild Rose, Wis.
Frank Ringgold arrived last night
from Solomonville and win be here sew.
eral days.
Miss Florence Quinn returned last
evening from Phoenix where she has
been spending a few days visiting
friends.
Miss Alice Mellor arrived last night
from Sheffield, England, and will make
this city her future home.
W. o. futile came up from Rice last
night for n brief business visit.
Mrs. L. Imley of Copper Hill re-
turned last night from the coast, where
she has spent several months.
Mrs. Charles M. Taylor, who has been
the guest of Mrs. George II. Smalley
for the past four weeks, will leave this
morning for Tucson.
August Smith will leave this morning
for Springfield, Mass.
Hear the returns of the Ketchel-
Langford fight at the Bank Saloon Fri
day evening, beginning at O'Clock.
Music by the colored orchestra
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-16
COUNTY PAYS THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER MONTH IN ANIMAL BOUNT|ES

animals to considerable extent This
reduction has not caused any cessation
of the slaughter of the so called pernic.
ious animals, however, and the expense
for their destruction has not been les.
sened, so far this year.
As it is Improbable in most eases
TO dispose of the skins of these ami.
mails, there is no return on practically
all of the money expended, outside of
the advantage derived from Kidding
the county of the presence of the ami.
mails whose existence is placed under
the ban.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-16
Sentence Is Suspended

Thomas liver, arrested Tuesday night
while occupying sleeping quarters in a
box ear, drew a ten-day sentence from
Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday As
the defendant seemed to be an honest
laborer out of luck, sentence was sus-
pended
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-16
Dominion Arrivals

George f. Romer, San Francisco; s.
G. Browne, Oakland; II. C. Malloy, Los
Angeles; w. p. Williams, Miami; J.
II. Moore, Live Oak; o. o. Taylor,
Denver; Fred NJ. Krauss, Salt Lake;
o. f. Tufts, Denver; w. B. Preston,
Los Angeles; M. III. Constable, Los An
geles; Seth r. Hazzrd and wife, Bis
bee; w. o. Tuttle, Rice.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-16
Deer Season Opens

The deer season opened yesterday,
and as result, there was lively fus
ilade in the hills. AS the nimrods are
too busy scouting for game to make
any report of their success, it is prob
able that the status of the deer hunt.
ing will not be definitely known for
few days.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-16
Kellncr Case Continued.

An investigation of charges against
b. J. Kellner of aggravated assault on
his wife was continued until next Mon
day by Judge Hinson Thomas yester-
day. The charges were filed two weeks
ago by w. D. Markley, father of Mrs
Kellner: s @ tt
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-16
Seth Hsgzard Here

Seth Il. Hazard, chief attorney for
the Hovland-Smith interests, arrived
here last night with his wife. Haz-
card viii remain in Globe for several
days clearing up titles and looking af.
ter other interests of Rowland and
Smith.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-16
Mayor Kinney Returns

Mayor A. Kinney and Mrs. Kinney
returned last night from the coast,
where they have been spending month.
They went by way of FL Paso and Den
YER TO Seattle and on their return trip
visited San Francisco and Los Ange-
les.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-16
Too Much Booze

A Mexican, too drunk to give his
name, was arrested near the North
Broad street bridge yesterday and
locked up, pending trial. The Mexi-
cans badly battered physiognomy in
Dictated that he had undertaken num-
Der of pugilistic stunts during the prog
ress of his jag.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-16
Towle Coming Home

F. f. Towle and wife, who have been
visiting the Hawaiian Islands, are OK.
pected home this evening. The trip has
occupied several weeks and from ad.
vance reports, has been an interesting
tour.