davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
THEIR UNSETTLED BILLS

The Olive hotel dining room has been closed for the time being and Mir. and Mrs. William McClintock who for the past three weeks have been in charge. have gone t0 Tucson. The in cident is very similar to several others that have occurred here in years past. wherein restaurant people were con cerned.
 According 10 one report the McClin tocks served meals as usual up to Monday evening and then a short time before train time, gave notice that they desired to break the contract eX isting between them and Mrs Halbert. the land lady. After some time and argument, an adjustment of their af fairs with Mrs. Halbert was made and they were enroute to the depot to take the MaricOpa train out They missed the train by little and were still at the depot with their baggage. waiting for q freight. when notice Of their in tended departure was brought to W. J. Kingsbury. It seems that the McClin tocks. who had the Casa Loma dining room before taking over the Olive. were still in arrears some for rent. MT. Kingsbury invoked the aid of the law and in little time had their baggage attached. This necessitated their re- maining over until yesterday and in the meantime other neglected accounts cropped out. Some of these were set tied and some were not Probably the amount left unpaid here and which is divided between the grocer. the butch CT etc. totals up something over a hundred dollars. The attachments proceedings might possibly have been avoided but for slip in Mr. McClin- tocks memory. He gave Mir. Kings bury an order fora cash register which had been purchased on the in stalment plan but which was paid out with the exception of ten dollars. Up- on going to the Olive to take the cash register, MT. kingsbury's agent dis covered that d second order for this same machine had been given the dish washer or some one connected with the dining room and that some one had arrived there first and departed with the prize. One or two little transactions Of that sort make it ap- pear that the intention of the Me Clintocks were not as honorable as MT McCllntock would have them ap- pear, in a statement he gave the re- porter yesterday afternoon.
 He assured the reporter that every cent he owed in Tempe would be set tied in full in due time, That poor business alone was responsible for his downfall. etc, ad infinitunr Whether this comes to pass or not remains to be seen and in the meantime several Tempe business men are wondering just how much their account is really worth. MT. GOoding. Mrs. McClin- tocks brother. has been here since Saturday and in a measure helped the two out of their difficulty.
 Mrs. Halbert said yesterday that her loss through the transaction would be little if any and she hoped within day or two to reopen the dining room under different management
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
MEN BADLY BURNED
 BY EXPLODING ENGINE
A Serious Accident at Maricopa Mon
 day Evening.

An accident of q rather serious na ture occurred at Maricopa Monday evening when the gasoline engine which operates the Mccarthy electric lighting system, exploded and badly Burned Leslie Mccarthy. son of the proprietor, and Leo Ling. a Chinaman employed at the hotel.
 A telegram was sent Dr. Brechan of this place at once and was received just moment before the departure of the evening train for Maricopa. but the train was held until the doctor arrived He temporarily dressed the burns of the two injured men and re- turned yesterday morning for neces- sary medicine and supplies. He re- turned again on the forenoon train and got back in Tempe yesterday after noon on the o'clock train.
 The details of the accident were learned from the doctor yesterday aft ernoon. It seems that about seven o'clock Leslie and the Chinaman got ready to start the engine for the nights run. In some manner. which has not yet been explained. the engine exploded spraying gasoline all over the engine room and saturating the clothing of the two men. It lgnlted andNbefore help arrived
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
THE ELECTION
 PASSED QUIETLY
No Trouble Anywhere in South Side
 Water Districts.

The elections yesterday held for the purpose of selecting members of the Board of Governors and Members of the Council of the Water Users Association were among the most quiet in the history of the place Practically no opposition developed to any alarming extent throughout the day although rumOrs of a stren- uous fight in Phoenix reached this place. For District No. 9, with the voting place at the city han, John P. Orme. for president of the asso- citation. and George b. Christy for vice president. George C. Dorman was elected as a member of the council and Dr. F.. w. Wilbur as a member of the board of governors The election board was made up as follows: Wallace Macdonald. in- spector; A w Babbitt and J. B Wallace, judges, w. K. Bowen and George H. Wilbur. clerks
 Practically the same amount of quietness prevailed at the residence of w. A. Coffman, the voting place of District No. 10. At four o'clock there had been little over 1900 votes cast which was made with 12 ballots. The election board was made up as follows: w. A Coffman, in spector and clerk; Frank Barkley and J. L. Anderson judges
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
NEWS NOTES.

II. F. Crismon has returned from his claim in the Cave District with good report of the property. The Crismon brothers have four hen working the claims.
 George DObson has purchased two lots in the Vinyart addition on which il is given out that he will Duild d cemmodious home.
 Nfr. a',d Mrs A. " chipgerfield of Phoenix scent Sunday as the r.esIs or MT. and Mrs L.. II. North and family
 Miss Etbtl Ming. wa. has been the guest of Ms ChIs. Tranger for ..eve.al 2rys. Ia. returned to her home :n Phoenix
 Mrs. George Holland has left for Colorado where she will j1in her hus- that place where he has purchased a bakery.
 Mr and Mrs j. A. Rydberg left yesterday for their old home in Cak- daic, california, after spending the winter at this place. l, i3 the in- tcnti0n of Mir. and -Irs .;ydberg ,1 make this their 2ermaneny home commencing with their return to the valley next fall.
 MT and Mrs. x. A. Macdonald who were at one time residents of Mesa later moving to Brigham City, Utah. are the parents of Q son.
 Rev MT. Grant of Nashville, Tenn. is in the city enroute to Long Beach, California. where he will temporarily i'll the pulpit of the Christian church. Rev. Grant while here is the guest of F.. s. Anderson and family
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
HIGH SCHOOL BOARD
 HAS BEEN ORGANIZED
The New Members Have Qualified and
 Taken Their Seats.

\ regular meeting of the Tempe Union high school board which. how ever, was of more than usual import ance. was held Monday evening The meeting convened with the old trus- tees in office. though the newly elected members of the board were present. The early part of the meeting was de- voted to the auditing of bills contract ed by the old board and the examining Of records. This having been done. w. \. Noeur and J. R. Birchett were both sworn in. Levi Walker, who was made q member of the board by appoint ment. also took his seat on the board, having been previously sworn in as q member.
 Upon the completion of this formal ity the board reorganized by the re- election of Sam Brown. chairman, and w. A. Moeur, clerk. Upon the cleo ton of MT Moeur to the office of clerk J. O. Mullen who for two years past has crippled that position, turned over the books and records to him and re- linquished his seat as a member of the body.
 The grammar school board attended the meeting for the purpose of discuss ing matters Of interest to the two schools and in which both boards have a vote. These matters consist largely in the selection of teachers who have classes iu both schools. Notice mas been given by Mrs. F. C. Aver that she will not be q candidate another year for the position of musical director and it is now the aim of the two boards to secure teacher in the music de- partment who may also handle elocu- tion. If this can be done this new sub ject will be introduced into the two schools.
 The matter of appointment of teach CTS has been held over by the high school until the next regular meeting in May. In the meantime the gram mar school will appoint its teachers, so far as it is able without the voice of the high school board, on next Tuesday evening. Then at a later date there will be joint session of the two boards for the appointment of those teachers who will teach in both schools
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

both men were badly burned while the building was q mass of flames. The damage to the building and the engine is estimated by Mir. Mccarthy at about $500 and the lighting system will be out of commission for some lit tie time.
 Upon examination the doctor found that the Chinaman had been badly burned about the legs but or the two. his injuries are the Highest. The young man was badly burned about the face and hands and one hand was so roast ed that the nails of two of the fingers peeled off with the burned skin. The indications are that the hand will be permanently crippled
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
Catarrh Germs Move Out When Hyomei
 Moves In.

No stomach dosing HyOmeni is made chiefly of oil of eucalyptus and eucalytol taken from the eucalyptus for ests of inland Australia, and combined with the excellent antiseptics employed in the Historian system.
 In inland Australia the atmosphere is so impregnated with balsam thrown out. by the eucalyptus trees that germs cannot live, and in consequence catarrh and consumption are unknown.
 Breathe HyOmeni and get the same pleasant germ killing air as you would get in the eucalyptus forests.
 Hyomeni is sold by druggists every where and by the Lovett Drug Go. at sl.00 a complete outfit.
 An outfit consists of bottle of Hyo- mel, hard rubber pocket inhaler and full instructions for use. The inhaler lasts a lifetime. but if you need another bottle of Hyomei you can get it at druggists for only soc at any time. Guaranteed to cure catarrh, croup and throat troubles or money back. Booths HOyemi CO. Buffalo, N Y
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

In the report or the meeting of the school board meeting of Monday af- :ernOOn there was misprint that might have been misleading The board was regularly with the re- election of George w. Snverthorn as president. Andrew Houston. who has served on the board for the past two years and who was de- feated at the last election has been by County Superintendent Fulton to fill the unexpired term of Jos w. Clark who has resigned. Professor II. c. Robertson was unan- imously elected as superintendent of the schools for another yaa" and his salary was raised from $500 to S2OOO per year. or this amount the gram mar board pays $500 and the Cnion High school sl100 per year.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
And Around the Board the
 Differences of Past Sea
 son Will Be Amicably Gastronomically Adjusted

In the name of the Mesa Union High school and after q conference with Professor Johnson. manager of the team, Mir Morris the captain and Ernie Williams. the man who has been in the box throughout the ser ies, Superintendent H C. Robertson has sent a cordial in itation to the members and officers Of the Tempe Normal Baseball team the winners of the Republican cup to be present at the monster banquet to be given tonight at the Mesa opera house in honor Of the Mesa Union High school team.
 Whether the Normal team wIiI find it convenient tO come enmasse and enjoy the welcome that has been er- tended to them is not known at the time this article is being written. but it is presumed that at least d few Of the members of the team will be able to be here
 The banquet tonight which will be at the Mesa opera house will com- mence with series of speeches by members of the school board. includ- ing Geo. w. Silverthorn, and O. S otdpIey ana teo -. lrWln. ana AL torney M. J. Dougherty. It has not been announced but is hoped that Professor Aver will be present to represent the Normal Along with the speechmaking will be music fol- lowed by refreshments which will be served free throughout the evening
 Upon the conclusion of the pro- gram the hall will be cleared and the remainder of the evening will be giv- en over to dancing. The Gem City orchestra has been secured for the evening which is an assurance of good music.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
AT MAMMOTH

George L. Young. who has recently bonded the Mammoth claim is mak- ing preparation for early develop ment work on the mine Mir. Young went out to the workings Monday afternoon and NJ. R. Bowen left for the district by stage yester- day morning. The visit of MT. Young was only of short duration but Mir. Bowen who has been placed in somewhat active management. will devote considerable time to a general inspection of the place with a view to early development.
 MT. Young it is understood has decided upon a definite plan of pro- ceedure which will consist prnci- pally in the sinking Of new shaft entirely, thing which has been deemed necessary ever since last year when the last parties who had charge of the property attempted to lower the water and failed.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
HOPI MISSIONARY

Miss Mary Mclean. who for nine years has been missionary among the Hopi Indians, occupied the pull pit at the Baptist church Monday ev- ening. Accompanying Miss Mclean was the child of her interpreter. the first child that was born into the new era of Hopi civilization. Harry Mclean the Marathon racer took his name after the missionary
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
LEAVING FOR EAST.

Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Powell will leave today via the Grand Canyon and Colorado points for their home in Hot Springs. Arkansas. The Rowells have been in Mesa since the middle of December the guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. Shouse at their home two miles east of the city. pr. Powell being a brother of Mrs. ShOuse. The visitors are very fav- orably impressed with the valley. enough at least that they made an investment in land which is one of the best indications of real apprecia- ton. and there is q possibility that they may decide to locate here per manently
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
The Secret of Se.ine Pills.

There isn't any Their wonderful ef fleets are simply the result of 2 scien- tific combination of the best remedies that are known in medicine for the up building and rejuvenating of tired weak and worn men and women. They act on the blood in such a manner that the user is soon imbued with new life and hope and happiness. Price $1 a box: six boxes 8. fully guaranteed on the money back plan. Address or call al EIvey 6 Hulett's, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not sub stitute.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
A RIJCHEYE TRIP

Halbert Miller and d party of Tempe people spert yesterday in the Buckeye and Arlington districts. The Miller Mitchell car was used on the trip and was shipped across the river the even ing before. In the party were Ray Saylor. C. NJ. Zander, Mrs. J. W. Mil Ter. MT Pierce and MT Miller
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
A RUN OF WAFER.

There is more water in the river these days and the runs for the city came at more frequent intervals There will be another fifteen-hour run turned in this morning at 5:30.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
WILL ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

Professor and Mrs. H. Q. Robertson will entertain the members of the baseball team and the members of the basket ball team at dinner this evening at their home.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
PLANNING EXTENDED TRIP

Ed. w. Jones. is planning to leave in few weeks for an extended trip throughout Mexico. It is antici- pated that the journey will take him over several of the old trails that he travelled nearly a quarter of a century ago The quarter of cen-
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
ENRoUTE TO PHOENIX.

H. A. Greene. wife and daughter. and R. F. Shull arrived from Roose- welt Monday evening and immediately took an automobile for Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
PRESENTATION OF CUPS.

The opening exercise of the Normal Monday morning were naturally de- voted almost exclusively to d period of publication over the base ball vic
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

tury is spoken adyisedly. not that MT. Jones is elderly but rather that he made his first trip when a very young man.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
DR. HAWlEY HERE.

Dr C. F. Hawley of Bisbee. for years one of the leading physicians of this place, was Mesa visitor yesterday for a few hours
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
ENTERTAINED YESTERDAY

Mrs. Max Viault yesterday enter tained Mrs. s. ]. Mansfield and Miss Hoff of Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

FOR SALE-TwO dozen thorough bred rose comb white Leghorns. Call 210S W. Monroe. m
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

Fifteen head dairy cows for sale. Easy terms T. R. Watkins. R F. D.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-10-01
VOICE Of PEOPLE
WILL RULE IN THE
SENATORIAL FIGHT

Senator George S. Nixon has issued
the following statement:
To the Electors of the State OF Ne
ada:
] thoroughly agree with Mr.. Pitman
that there should be no doubt after
the election on the 8th of November,
az to who will be the next United
States senator from this state, and
his ideas are entirely in accord with
my views expressed In a letter given
to the press under date OF March End,
1910,a to further confirm the same
! will use Mr.. Pittmans language as
set forth in his statement made sew
eral days ago, substituting his name
g the democratic candidate for the
! United States senate, for mine, as
the republican candidate for the
office
And for the purpose Of setting at
rest any doubt that may exist, as to
my conduct in any event, pledge
myself, on my word and honor, as fol
i lows:
IF at the ensuing general election,
either Honorable Key Pittman, demo-
cratic nominee for United States SEN
ator, or Honorable Judd Harris, So
cialist candidate for United States
/ senator, shall receive the greatest
number Of votes for the senate and
assembly to vote for such candidate
and I will unequivocally aud fically
refuse to permit my name to be sub.
! mitted to sucn legislature to be voted
upon for such office; and in the event
such vote is had against my will TN
! der the conditions referred to aboye
if SO elected will not accept such Of
ficefice or qualify"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-10-01
WI|NDOlDT FINED
FOR INTERFERENCE
With ELECTION

Doubtless j. F. Wamboldt of
Lake Valley has come to the conclu-
sion that 1t is not wise plan to pre-
vent his neighbors from exercising
their rights of franchise in the future
This Is what he did do on the occa-
sion of the late primary election and
It cost him at least $554.60, besides
the worry for fear that he would be
obliged to serve a term in the state
peniteatary. The matter was brought
70 the attention of the grand Jury
which returned an Indictment against
Wanboldt; whereupon warrant was
sworn to by the district attorney ana
placed it in the hands of Undersheriff
Jake Johnson who arrested the ac-
cused at his home in Lake Valley last
Sunday
Wamboldt plead guilty to the charge
OF felony and was sentenced Thursday
morning to pay fine of $3.50 and
costs of suit, amounting to $404 so.
The fact that the case was an ag-
grayated one and that such offenses
are punishable by Imprisonment In
much as five years, the defendant
the penitentiary for period of as
can consider himself in luck that he
got out Of the difficulty so lightly
1t appears that one of the inspectors
OF the late primary election in Lake
valley was brother-in-law of Wam-
boldt's against whom he had a grudge
and whom he had forbidden to enter
apon his premises. AS the story goes,
he refused to allow an election to be
held in his house and Wamboldt fl
,lally reached the state wherein he
refused to give up the box containing
the election ballots which had been
delivered some days prior by a dep
uty of Sheriff Smith. AS a result Of
his action no less than eleven per-
sons who apperaed at the Wamboldt
ranch that day were not able to cast
their vote.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-10-01
DOUGLAS WILL
AID ROBERTS IN
HIS CAMPAIGN

As soon as the returns of the re-
cent primary election indicated his
defeat for the republican nomination
for the republican nomination for
congress, J F. Douglas wired his
opponent his congratulations, at the
same time proffering his assistance
to the successful candidate, e. e.
Roberts, during the fall campaign.
In reply to this, Mr. Roberts COM
municated to Mr.. Douglas the follow
ing.
Your manly and courageous letter
Of congratu.ation is deeply appreciat-
ed by me. and / assure you that |
feel the deepest gratitude toward you
for your proffer and support in the
coming campaign on behalf of your
self and friends. Had the nomination
fallen to you instead Of me, would
still feel that the interests of the
party would have been efficiently
maintained. Now that the smoke OF
battle has cleared away, wish to
say that you have come out Of the
contest with an added prestige on ac-
connt OF the clean vigorous fight
you made"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-10-01
Especial to the Recordl

CARSON CITY, New, September
2Sth-The republican state convention
met here Tuesday everything passing
off harmoniously The platform adop
tea Is a high c4ass progressive docu-
ment and should be source of
pride to every right thinking citizen
Of the state of Nevada The admin
tration Of Pdesident Taft In en-
dorsed, while iaudatory mention Is
made Of eX-President Roosevelt ant
What he has done to advance the in
terests of the people of the nation.
rhe platform demands that the immi-
grafton laws be SO amended as to ex-
clude all Asiatic labor from this coun-
try and demands the enactment Of
other laws favorable to the cause of
labor. Recommends that the act Gre
ating the state board of assessors
be repealed; that the state railroad
commission be elected by the people
and that powers of the commission
be so enlarged as to perform the
the duties of state tax commissio
While the principles of the primary
law are endorsed, the law in its pres
ent form is declared to be burdensom
and expensive to taxpayers. Amend
ments to remove such conditions are
demanded. The principle of the inia-
tive and referendum and recall as
needed safeguards for the rights Of
the people are favored. Liberal ap.
propriations In the support Of the