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Arizona republican., 1910-12-10
ARIZONA CIVIL ENGINEERS

Civil Engineers will be held tonight at eight o'clock. Members of the so- ciety or os the profession are invited to attend.
 PROPERTY FOUND.-SOme one yesterday found and gave to Marshal Moore. pending identification by the owner. silver matchbox. engraved with a mans name. The marshal also reports having taken q sorrel colt and a gray horse. which can he had by the owners applying to him.
 SUIT FOR DIVoRCE-Max Perlman yesterday filed suit in the district court. from Ida Perlman. to whom he was married in Boston November g. 1905. and who. he alleges. deserted him in Trenton, N. J.. May %. l9o6. There is one child. son years old. who is with his mot her
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10

When your feet are wet and cold. and your body chilled though and through from exposure. take big dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. bathe your feet in hot water before going to bed. and you are almost certain to ward off severe cold. For sale by all deal CTS
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

ricJ-Firs5 Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in january, April. July and Oc-
to5er. No County Court in The
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
.rjct-Inrd Monday In March,
June, September and December.
Southern District-5econd Mon
day in March, June, September
GGd December.
Chancary Court Southern Dis
.Tiet--First Monday in May and
November Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
10 TINE gm#TTusg. Or rgE
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Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

r1 speak TRULY law atH'. persons
.an SEQ nature Na7t persons ad not
.a fHt un lf 'aarf .hng howe a HaaH
u.arH..a. .rUg |a. m illumination
only rUa av. WI fHa hear. a. ma
child Tho lover of nature .# Ma aa..
InWard and outward uuHog Hf .HU
truly adjusted u wn. WHaw Uu1 Nu.
retained JHo .Hw. "f mwa. ".H
into fAa aB OF manhood .'a nw
course Hfu hHaNu #aJ #F.h HH
uomea part u0 Ws .... 0.t u u.
presence of H1Hr7. il WlU d....
runs JbroHrN Jho mfu n .H. A" WI,
sorrows Nature DyH, Dr. #u. ..p
Wrt nud mtIsra 900 UH .mferuaas,
grsR, hs aaal Be-, sl5a n..a ms
Mature
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
KILLS BROTHER WOUNDS FATHER
Druakco Younq Man Charged Win
Double Crime Held 40 Harrisburg.

Harrisburg, July Oscar
Laglcy 81 years old, I3 being
held hero on trial Tor tda charge
Of killing his brother jim LasIoy,
and staboing his aged father so
overoIy yaaJ his recovery 10
doubtful The tragedy occurred
during q drunken row 90 New.
nan Springs, ayo miles oa-t OF
Harrisburg
All throe had been drinking
heavily, 10 l6 stated Oscar waa
1aally told by hls lathor not Go
drink any moro, The boy it.
,3mpted 10 secure another dr.ak,
id spite Of his laJhef8 ar4arl,
Then the old man itroI5Iy en-.
doavorod 10 take him away from
tl3 place where The liquor WINS
Doing secured,
Craaod by drink, iJ i5 charged
that tho boy grabbed a knife and
began 5lashing hl9 father, l-an
effort TO pull his brother away
and prevent his father from be-.
ing killed, Jim Lasley was cut 40
seriously that he died within a
Tow hour1, oscar was allowed Do
attend hIa funeral today, hand.
oaiied and accompanied by off.
7apa
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

uly.... Ho"yuHHNr r0 TG o0Nsrt
|NWl.lE U.H STATE urhgsANsAg.
'.'.# Hrr0" "u 0Far Hs following olBt
resolution Hu'a.Ha fH HmsHHmHHt .5 fHs atafr
Com .."ror sas H1aHaI HH 11 General Atsans
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Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
PROBATE COURT a9nGf3

Notice a ar-u a -aaf .r. f.r
uanel4an.aau--.lsaaa aaa s-aaa....
current al the J.u. tenn a. .s..-.s
bate Count la. rh- "s.,ha.u l..g-.. TO
count. for .et-ana.s with l.... ...-....'. -''
4sas tJ-et.
Alice Cochran guardian a-a curator ., IL.
Cochran. Annual settlement
Alice Cochran guardian and curator orp..,
Cochran. Annual aa.-Iemea-. '4'e
~ o. Ma. av. Guardian af Ollie ard m.
Massey. Final settlement D'7
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rord non 1ompua mcats. No. 8. arrrsI ...''
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%. i. Johnston, administrator estate of e i,
Johnston. decreased Final eetto~er. =
d. ID. Podan. admnisnatoreat15aa of Hahn, p,
deceased. Final 7ett.a1oat-
w. o. Smith administrator estate of Mrs r.,
Rawlings. deceased Final s1taourn.
jill. Jarrett. Guardian of D1c.e and Dm..
-rrco. Final settlement
H1rIv II trraa-.-1r. Guardian E+r.--., r.,
ford. non campas naat-s. no. q annual ,.-.
ua1e.
jesse C. CaF. Guardian Of Claude Gor A,
nGal settlement
And all parties interested in The -ottlor,,
Of saI eratz must come forward and 6o.,
copaaonz to said accounts. ii any they have. an 4
before The third dlvof The next term c.. -lid ccr,
or they will be forever barred from except si1c,,;s
accounts 9r any item thereof
Arthur Sullivan. Clerk
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
tr1BU8e5 1fg8HsHEtnf IVo. N

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300 amendment 1 .1r Constitutions off .aa State of
hr..ua.. aavH when 1Hrari .t Hya naor...
1l HN .Hr mrm..r. elected l nacb House and
Holud d." m.w..v uf rHa electors a. rie state
a,He H .HHe.r saHJ0 aIen.Ho 1f HeHnfaa
Hi aHauH.. HlI Haran. Wfuf the
Constitutional .la .Hfa Hf N.H1H#.
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"e HH"H resolution .1a .'Dd n IbauIr..bt
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Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
KING H.LLS
correspondent There Heartily EaT9rs
Proposed Amendment No. I'D.

The w8ru ral~a are causing
crops and grass to look better.
The small wheat crop in this
section Is better than last year.
Chris Nicholson is still sick
He hasn't been well for several
u0a-h5,
Boss Rogers. the blacksmith at
This place, now has p phone IN
his shop and is doing business on
q large scale of course.
Miss Nellie Hardin viii conduct
the summer term of school at
New Hora Miss Hardin ia a
splendid girl and we wish her
and the school success.
Sidney Kelley will teach at
Liberty Hill this summer, When
Mentioning the school teachers
we are reminded shat teaching
would be more pleasant and a
greater success if people would
realize that a school is composed
Of the patrons as well as the
teacher and students.
AMENDMENT NO. 10.
We favor this amendmot be-
cause it seems to be in the inter-
ast of the people. First, we oe-
lieve it is a pure democratic
measure. A puro democracy is
one in which all the people meet
and make the laws. We could
not favor that here, but we cer-
tainly should have q representa-
tive democracy. We think the
people have some intelligence
about taking care Of their inter-
ests, even il Gov. Stubbs Of Kan
sas has said that officers should
all be appointed from secretary
of state down TO the township Of
fcials. II this be q government
Of, by and for the people, lot
them have some voice in the adj
miniatratior OF the public affairs
of cur state and nation. We be-
lieve il the time ever comes when
lhe opinions and sentiments OF
the people are expressed and de-
Tended by honest men the gov
ernment will no longer be con-
trolled by the trusts and corpor'
ate interests az Senator Owen OF
oklahoma says it is today, The
referendum will permit the people
10 settle a great many questions,
such as the prohibition question,
without so much waste Of time
and money by the legislature.
One hundred and thirty -four
years ago the great legal doou-
ment written by Jefferson was
launched into national fame.
10 tho daddy" of the Decara.
ton Of independence, who was
such a great apostle Of freedom,
could turn from his grave and
look down the oorriJg's ot time
TO the present day would he not
favor tho great principles for
good promulgated .n yhe in,,il.
Ifvn ard Rsfar161uH4H
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
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for good
Job Printing
The Record
one dollar
q year

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a.sc. Tao sylo ai.JHUa raau r. 'Bsn ga.
ae,eth, .ac People, ar a,, 0. trnaua5
t4s section hail lor ua .a1sguad 20 deprive
any member 1f aa legislative aasemB.r 5f Tho
r.at. 60 Introduce ra. ur1aa.n The whole mum.
0sf of uoJor arl r.- .araHrr aE Governor tttao
ugum a.grl.uH war urerunr as lHnr of any
petition .ar .He H.#tI". .. .Hn IHe referendum
sHa.l us sla .1a.aH1 which .la number rL loyal
votes necessary U .si HaH petition hall be-
counted 1.UHors aHd orders fol. hr Initiative
ard lr .uo referendum fl' ap H'ad with .hp
isvoOwg .i #0ntH sud Loo .uum..HF .lo nur ro
the peap. 1o a0a a.I atbHr uH.sa m.I He guided
bg .Be GsHsra. laws gHa .he sg. .abmtfug rda
amendment Haj .gHafun ball boo angray
provided lsrdfUr
The above frHul80.UB Hla .i.I Ia .du office of
lhs ertlly ur 1.afe80 Ha1r-mrv g a0g
Each aaa.or ma. .0.a .or.r againaf .hoaHavu
meuimala
Wimos my official .naurr .aIa gth day OFF
February ..4
O @ LUDWIG,
''gaII Secretary 1f State,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
L)ireotory.

Directory.
RELIGIOUS
Preaching ct the Methodist
church each sunday, morning
and evening, Rev. C.. C.. Burton,
pastor,
Sunday soho., every Sunday
morning at I'D O'Clock. G.. J
Wilson, superintendent.
OE=ICIEL.
Congressional
Member OF Congress- Pad District.
w a.. OLuCEaD,
Senatorial,
Mow1er State Senate. Second
Ulay,a.-@. H. HENDERSON,
Iyhciu.
judge Of Lhe 10th judicial C.r-
au.t J w. NEaKs.
Pros. Atty. d. ElNoEE.
County
Ro0rcsa1ta0.ve--J M. gqnFrr.
County JuIge-W n. kELLuY.
NlerE-AgrEuR SULLIVAN
5her'.l-W O. SAITH.
Troamurer.-j, w. THOMPSON.
Aaaessor-W T. 9uru.
5wgayor--R. *, ARNOLD,
I'll E COURTS
Jnl. Court Northern r#.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
THINK It PECULIAR
Local Veterans Do Not Ap-
prove Of Body's PEN ].
sion Action.
WANT A DOLLAR PER DAY

Far from being IN accord with the
action of the national encampment Of
the G. A. r. in the question Of q dol
lar day for the veterans IL the mem
bership Of Sol Meredith post Of this
city. The members are at loss to
understand what prompted the nation
al association to turn down the propo-
sition asking congress to increase the
pensions OF the old soldiers.
The Richmond post was almolt to
= man, in favor Of the increase II
does not believe that because the m
tional association did not see ut to
approve Of the old soldiers appeal
that the law win not meet with strong
approval from majority Of congress
men. Local veterans have not given
up hopes Several Of tho members
have declared that the decision Of the
national enc4mpment does not repre-
sent the sentiment Of the majority 81
the posts In the United States. The
voting strength Of the encampment,
had oil posts been represented, was
more than 500. but there were only
$50 delegates IN attendance who pass.
ed on the resolution In regard to the
pension increase.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
HAS P|T|FUL STORY
Lake Erie BilI," Crossed in
Love, Is Now Alleged to
Be Unbalanced.
IS RELEASED FROM JAIL

Lake Erie BILL" professional
hobo with . history, was released from
custody at the county Jail on Saturday
by Sheriff Meredith on orders from
Judge Fox Of the circuit court The
tramp, who in his better days went
by the name Of Thomas Mcmahon was
charged with trespass, having broken
into the cigar store Of Harry Beard
at Cambridge City on Setember IL.
The man 10 mentally unbalanced
and 1t was intended to make an effort
to get him into the Eastern Indiana
Insane hospital. When araigned be-
fore Squire Bowmaster Of Cambridge
City he was found guilty but the sen.
tence was suspended. a. the man was
also declared to be insane by the JUS
tice Of the peace. Prosecuting Attor-
ney Charles Ladd moved that the
afndavit charging trespass be- dis
missed and gave a. his reasons that
- the man was insane he could not
be guilty of the act In the eyes Of
the law.
During his confinement In the coun-
~ Jail the man sat in q corner re-
moved from the other inmates and
whistled and clapped his hands almost
all the time. He became q tramp
about twenty years ago when his
sweetheart, . Columbus. Ohio, girl.
married to another man. His home 10
at Cambridge City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
new ATTACK MADE
ON 7. ROOSEVELT
1t Centers About His Very
Drastic Primary Law
for the State. ;
TO BE A BITTER STRUGGLE
COLONEL SAYS THAT NE Ex.
TO BE A BITTER STRUGGLE
COLONEL SAYS THAT Ne Ex.
PEcTs A HOT FIGHT euT THAT.
EVERYTHING WOULD COME OUT
ALL SATISFACTORILY.
tAmerican News Service,

(American News Service.)
Oyster Bay. N. r, Sept "a new,
flght a<sipzt Col 1oossKfst eerfer.
ing around the drastic direct primary
bill which he urges az chief issue
of the republican state convention de-
veloped today. This fight promises to
be as bitter as the struggle over the
temporary chairmanship and the
wires started buzzing today towards
the effecting OF q compromise be-
tween the warning factions. At Saga
more Hill this afternoon Col. Roose-
welt admitted that he had new fight
on. his hands but declined to discuss
it at length. He merely declared that
some OF the upstate delegations to the
convention were dissatisfied with the
direct primary bill which he is urg-
ing, and the enactment Of which he
wants pledged in the republican plat
form. The colonel said he believed
everything would come out alright.
The details were learned later today
Several delegations, among them Erie
and Broome counties, It was said, sent
word to Col. Roosevelt that, while
they stood ready to vote for him for
temporary chairman, they opposed the
Cobb direct primary bill.
Hughes Also Favors Il.
The colonel alighted upon the Cobb
bill which would place every office
from United States senator down at
the disposition OF the electors. Gov
ernor Hughes also favored this meas
ure.
For time the only opposition to
this issue came from the old guard,
but later delegations which indorsed
the colonel began to announce their
aversion to the Cobb bill. The criti-
cism eliminated in the ultimatum sent
to Roosevelt from upstate leaders.
A compromise would be effected. It
was intimated here this afternoon It
is believed that the colonel will grant
concessions although he win still cling
to the direct primary issue . prin-
cipal feature for the platform.
There is . possibility that the fight
will be threshed out in tho conven-
uon hall However. It Is generally be-
ueved that q compromise will be made
before the convention opens.
Chairman Wilcox. Of the public ser-
vice commission called On the former
president today to enlist his aid In
the movement to have telephone and
telegraph companies put under tho su-
pervision Of the commission. This
may also be given place in the plat
form.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
HAMS ASKS PARDON
Father of Convicted Army Of
ficer Wants Him Re-
stored to Liberty.
SENDS PLEA TO GOVERNOR
tAmerican News Service,


New York, Sept. 24.-Governor
Hughes today notified District Attor-
ney Frederick G. De Witt OF Queens
county that an application for the
pardon Of Captain Peter G. Hams Jr.,
the army officer. who shot and killed
William E. Annis ut the Bayside
Yacht club in August two years ago.
had been made by General Peter G.
Hams, the prisoners father.
Captain Hains on his conviction OF
manslaushter In the flrst degree. at
tar bis trial last al. Nas sen&t to Sins
Sing to serve . term or not less than
eight years and not more than six
teen.
General Hams, in his. appeal to the
governor for pardon, reviews the
whole history of the Hains tragedy
and pleads extenuating circumstances.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
ROAST KINGS ARMY

New York. Sept. pa special ca
BILE to the Evening Post here today
says:
London, Sept 24.-The British
army maneuvers, it is admitted by pa
pers of all shades Of opinion, resulted
in q frightful fiasco. The Express
calls it q gigantic muddle. There was
hopeful confusion. Some battalfons
fired ON their own allies in the fear
full and wonderful tangle. The foreign
attaches openly expressed their con-
tempt for the British generalship.
"The aeroplanes, which were to do
the scouting, couldn't ny."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
THEY MAKE SURVEY

NJ. s. Markle and L. R. Petry COM
pleted a survey of the whitewater Rv-
er gorge from the Main Street bridge
to Test bridge last evening and found
that the gorge was over one hundred
feet deep at several points south OF
the city. Mr.. Markle is an assistant
in the department of Biology Of Earl
ham College and Mr.. Petry is stu
dent at the University Of Chicago and
a graduate Of Earlham. Their topo-
graphical survey Of the gorge will be
presented to the college.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
POSSESSION WANTED

Possession Of real estate and dam
ages in the sum Of $500 are asked In .
complaint filed in the circuit court on
Saturday by the attorney for Mertie
Richardson against BENJAMIN Miles
and wife. The plaintiff also desires
that the title to the property be qui-
eted. The farm which consists Of S211x
acres has been in the plaintiffs posses
sion since 1899. The defendants have
been In possession since 1907.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
HIS ORDERS
NOT ODE Y[O;;
SIX KILLED |
s-.---
Motorman on Iraetion Freight
Car Did Not Wait At Right
Switch and conides with :
Limited Car.
TWELVE ARE INJURED:
6U VI iUGWs TNlAl1t
Wreck at Tipton Saturday Att
ernoon Was the Second
Traction Horror il the State
the past Nleek.
IA GROOM ELECT KILLED
lsRookINN aaAN. ooliso 70 lsie
WEDDING. MEETS hoRRlDLg
DEATH, A. DOES hls 0RoTlGR,
70 % -sKsT MAN.~ Is

american News servics-O

Tinton ma Sant a nereona 4
were EilIAd tvelva 1rtnre1 .evA,~I
nrnh.hlv f.t.llv q !. S.,,i,.sr.. 1.., 49,,
Indiana rTrion tract,or l,r~, to r..I.e
north of here todav.
This vas the second dis..ter On n.
diana traction lines A,,rinx The rrea
ent week. the first I.avfnr ox.cnrrnd p,
the Wahash va1,ov lf.n . KsnAnfarA &
uoar>.a.v ypA> .ssl 1Ie.eas - syp,-f~
prc-r.. - IL. -. 49, ....-s .
a : ;. -
tiis..fer q q : - 90 q
The two wrecks were ttousht snho;ut
undsr circumstancoe aluaost l1e tfoSa.
Ia both cases thero Mas mie{ako a
orders. one of - traino o{eS -
thu station u which N 80 ~ ets1I
ana met fha otl,e,. -, !. r,,.r.,
q heanon oolliaio1,
The fjlss - q |s3e y U
those killed Ii today'es wfssk: Jose1I
Kaker, mot0rman. Logansport: Lewis
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25

:. 4ertha Hicks, who wasr recent1y~&e-
ch red insane by lunacy commission
OF Squire Abbott's court and placed
In the Home for Friendless. from
which she escaped on Wednesday eye.
ming. has not been apprehended.- The
police have searched the city high and
low for her. They are at q complete
loss to account for her getaway. They
expect that she is either visiting
friends who have hidden her or that
she is In the country. It is feared that
she may suffer from exposure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
SEND IN ENTRIES!

All exhibit and horse show en-
tries for the Fall Festival should
be made Immediately with secre-
tary win w. Keller ut rooms 20
and 81 Colonial building. 1t II i'm
portant that the entries be made
% soon ~ possible In order to
maintain . system and assure the
exhibitors Of good positions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
GAYh0R OUT OF IT.
(American News service.>

New York, Sept. 24.-'T am not q
candidate for the gubernatorial nom-
nation; I have authorized no one to
present my name and never have
been . candidate" said Mayor Gay
nor today at his country home at St.
James.
The mayor had been asked for q
positive expression upon his attitude
toward the democratic nomination for
governor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25

Tor along time In English history
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luo1v ee1oe for coronAtions. Charles
wqee white vsstmsnts when hs was
crowned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25
THE WEATHER.

1eo0eAooA AND locAl-ohowsrs
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-25

For few years the company enjoy.
"a ordinarily good business. An oc.
casional wreck stirred things mp and
then wrecks became more frequent
Then . freight war with the Penn.
sylvania railroad company was start.
q and while the company has won in
many issues OF the contest the matter
has not yet been definitely settled.
Not having suficient capital It 10
sald the road was unable to stand
the drain on its treasury which was
caused By the panic Of 1907. and the
road was placed In the hands Of re-
ce1ver. Upon its sale to the c. 4 O.
railroad company its Affairs reached
Q climax With the suit for dissolution
which was Aled In the Cass county
circuit court on Saturday. The road
was bid IN at public auction In this
city On June - BY Representatives Of
the g. Z O. railroad company for over
4e.000.OOO. The amount actually paid
over here. was . little more than
$4,000 Il II understood. The organ
isation OF the c. 4 o. In Indiana was
tAen perfected and . few weeks later
Q suit WAS fled In the federal court at
Cincinnati wherein . banking institu.
ton claimed Il had . million ~ . re-
suit Of the deal. This action 10 now
pending. The company's oflcials Re-
Gently 0led . mortgage In favor OF
the Mercantile Trust company OF
New York City calling for . loan Of
1lA000.0o0. This action prompted
0ovoenoe AafshAll's Investigation and
subsequent suit for dissolution.