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The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13
COLOREL ". F. CODY BUFFALO BILL
Personal Announcement of
 His Farewell
10 THE AMERICAN PUBLIC:

10 THE AMERICAN PUBLIC: THE. time has come TOT partinG
 words to the friends of my life
 time and my best patron, the
 American Public.
 Time beats us all at last. Now, as I am nearing the three score and ten limit, the warning comes that the silent years are lurking in ambush for "Buf- falo Bill," who must prepare to retire in good order from the arena.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13
Williams Wood Yard.

Hay, Grain and Wood for sale. Prompt delivery. Prices reasonable. First avenue. opposite the A . Q. Y ". HAil Phone I2f
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-10-13
Lost

A pair of steef-rimmed nose glasses. Suitab reward if returned to the Sentinel office.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26
COMPANY 4 WILL HOLD
 QUALIFICATION TONIGHT
Will Celebrate Splendid Victory of the
 Arizona Rifle Team.

Company A will celebrate the splen- did victory of the Arizona Rifle team at Camp Perry. Ohio. after drill to- night. Refreshments wilt be served and a general jollification be had Company A claims to be the best shooting company in the territory and when any bunch from Arizona goes two thirds of the way across the continent and pulls down a wad of money from the crack teams of the world. the company feels that it has right to stand up on it's hind legs and yell. Company A didn't send all of the men on the team, but she is represented by three. Even if she didn't have any. she would have to celebrate some anyway. Captain Grinstead has all the dope sheets on the National Association matches and will have them on exhibition to show what the Arizona Guardsmen did indi- vidually. no
 Of course there will be some drill
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

Los Angeles; George B. Ryan, Chi cago; William o'Hearn, Chicago; J. NJ. Clark, New York: s. Hughes, Tempe; Harry Morgan, Phoenix; E. H. Lebel Jerome; A s. Frana, Tue son.
 Get out your diIatory neishbor for registration.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests at the Ford are: Mrs. Robert D. Hall. Denver: Mir. and Mrs. $. Ii, sherman, Christmas: H. H. Johnson, Washington, D. C.; Harry D. Swim ken. New Castle, Pa: F.. Moul and wife, J. E. Morris, Rouse; J. H. E,mpson, Denver; J. R. Mallory. Sasco; F. NJ Purcell, Fl Paso: w. F. Gillham, Los Angeles; F. l.. Warner. Wins low; A. Starkweather, Phoenix; George D. CrocRer. Mesa; S. A. Gi- rand, Cincinnati; MT: and Mrs. E. Ho- penstile, Tucson; Edwin M. LeBarron, Mesa; James Miller. Jr. Mesa; W. J. Connell, Omaha; w. H. Gassett, Ala magordo.
 At the Commercial are: Lee Wal lace, Prescott; Jay Jones, Prescott; Albert Levy. Coalinga, Calf; E. E. Tenbush, Fremont, Ohio; E. NJ. Bahr,
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26
REMARKABLE PHENOMENON
 REPORTED FROM MsJERlcHo
A Fragrant Violation of the Eight
 Hour Law.

Jericho, Aug 25-A remarkable phenomenon was reported today in | connection with the rout of the Amo- rites by the forces under the command of General Joshua. The intelligence was brought in by a messenger bear ing dispatches from the war cores pondent of the Jericho Gazette, who writes: And it came to pass as the Amorites fled from before Israel anu were in the going down to Beth horon. that the Lord cast down great stones from heaven upon them unto AZekah and they died. They were more which died with hail stones than they whom the children of Israel slew with the sword.
 Then spake Joshua to the Lord in the day when the Lord delivered up the Amorites before the children of Israel and he said in the sight of Israel. sun, thou stand still upon Gibeon; and thou, Moon, in the Valley of Ajalon.'
 And the sun stood still and the moon stayed until the people had avenged themselves on their enemies. So the sun stood still in the midst Of heaven and hasted not to go down about a whole day And Joshua re- turned, and all Israel with him, unto the camp at Gilgal"
 In certain scientific circles in Jeri- chO the dispatch is received with ridicule, it being declared that the event described by the correspondent was an impossible thing. But the ac- curacy of the dispatch is generally ac- cepted and the doubters have been dubbed by the populace as ''joshers," a slang term describing those who have been steadily opposed to the war policy of Joshua.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

Just in, and very pretty. They're made of figured satin on net. These dain- ty ties are now on dis play at ...... .35c
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

before the jollification because Com pany A expects to help make the rep utation of the Arizona guard at the September maneuvers in California. and it takes preparation to do it. The fact is. some of the members are so enthusiastic about the coming trip that they want to drill twice week
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

The Arizona Gazette evidently shared the incredulity of the Jericho joshers for it failed yesterday to print the foregoing but permitted it to b, crowded out in favor of the following which are hardly less mellowed bS age:
 Wife to Death" Macon, Ga date. Stolen telegraph; 10. words.
 "Historical Pageant ir Massachusetts" Ipswich date Embalmed telegraph; IA words.
 Page 2-'Life Saving Wife Jumps Her Job Oakland date Stolen: antique: 150 words Page 3-"Uniform State Law Com mission Busy" Chattanoogs date Embalmed; 60 words.
 international Motor Boat Races" Alexandria Bay. N. Y Embalmed; 90 words. Page 5-"Sons of Herman Hold Cor vention." Butte date. Elm balmed; 55 words.
 'Woman's Jaw Furnishes aIONtTs NtW 1OIk udtt soibi- en; 90 words. Page 7.-Bavarian Duke Likes Choi . us Girls" New York date. Canned along with pictures; PIG words.
 "Wife's Sacrifice of No Avail" oakland date. Stolen. IA words.
 Bathing Girls Must Do No Flirting" Atlantic City date.
 Stolen; S4 words.
 Engineers Would Increase Safety" Minneapolis date. Canned; 67 words.
 Champion Tourney Great Golf Club" Deal Beach. x. J., date. Embalmed; 66 words.
 Opera Company Sails for Mexico" New York date. Elm balmed: 60 words. Page 9-'1owa state Fair opens to Public" Des Moines date. Embalmed: 10s words.
 Enter Peroxide Men If You Please" New York date. Stol- en: 90 words.
 Lad of Eleven Pinches Negress." St Louis date. Stolen: S4 words. Page 12-"Ghost of Roost Rises Once More" Muskosee date. Canned; 33O words.
 Valuable Records Disap- peared," Washington date. Stolen; 1ss words.
 Susie Is Smart Chimpanze Beast" New York date. Stolen; 2SS words.
 New Town Will Have Fine Start" Spokane date. Canned; 162 words.
 s"Pretty Co-Eds in Threat 9f Bushes" Stanford University date Canned; 12s words.
 This Town No Place for Osler," Catawissa, Pa, date Canned: 65 words. This is beginning to be something ike it. The Republicans censor of the Arizona Gazette's fake telegraph is beginning to see results. The Gazette Jf yesterday printed only 21 spurious dispatches containing 2.6s9 fraudulent words as against 31 dispatches and BPS words the day before and 30 fake lispatches and 5,642 criminal words the previous day. At this rate of progressiveness, IT t shall be maintained. the Gazette's country readers in time will be sparei he infiiction of this "telegraphie rot.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-02
NOTICE FOR. PUBL ICATION DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. s. LAND OFFICE.
 Camden, Ark,
 Feb. 3, 1910

NOTICE is hereby given that Marion L Moore, whose post office address is Prescott, Ark, did, on the 18th day of November, 1909 file in this office Sworn Statement and Application, No. 04O6S, to purchase the Nl2 SEl-4 & Sl-2 NEl-4, Section 36, Township II s, Range p w., 9th Prn. Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the provisi- sions of the act of June 3, 1878. and acts amendatory, known as the Timber and Stone Law" at such value as might be fixed by appraisement, and that, pursuant to such application, the land and timber thereon have been ap- praised, the timber estimated 330, GOO board feet at $2.34 per M, and the land $200. co; that said applicant will offer final proof in support of his ap plication and sworn statement on the lfth day of April, 1910, before County Clerk of Nevada County at Prescott. Ark
 Any person is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or initiate contest at any time before patent is- sues. by filling a corroborated affidavit in this office, alleging facts which would defeat the entry.
 H. G. Friedheim, REGISTER.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-02
WALLACEBIJRG

r. C. and ii. M. Stephens and families went to Prescott on the evening train to take in the opera performances Monday night.
 Miss Mathis died Monday of last week at her half brothers home John McCaskill. and was buried at Marlbrook cemetery Tuesday.
 Miss Ola Sage is very low with slow fever.
 Geo. Wilmington who has been down with the lagrippe for sev- eral days fears it will run into pneumonia.
 Mrs. Albert Cullon is also sick with pneumonia.
 Farmers throughout this sec tion are improving their farms wonderfully by replacing their plank fences with net wire fen ceS.
 Mrs. Betty Spears had her old rail fence burned last week and the citizens of Blevins, clubbed to- gether and bought two or three rolls of barbed wire and hired two hands and put up a four strand fence in it's place. She is a widow with four small children.
 Stanfield Bonds is suffering with pneumonia but at this writ ing he IS improving a little.
 Last Tuesday was the 22nd of Feb. Washingtons birthday and of course our mail rider did not bring us any mail.
 Farm work of all descriptions has had a set back for the last week or more on account of bad weather.
 This section of country is go- ing largely into the raising of an- other large crop of Irish potatoes there has already been three car load disposed of.
 We learn that meat is selling here now at 20 cents a pound, Moral-raise your own meat at home.
 Winburn TimDerlake the popu- lar candidate for circuit clerk spent short time one day last week with ye scribe.
 Tuesday night of last week old lady Bitticks passed away. She did not long survive her husband. They were both very old, over seventy years.
 Wednesday morning set in with cold wind, the freezing and in the evening it commenced raining and sleeting then thun- der accompanied by hail, like the Irishman said before we are having a long spell of weather.
 The Hampstead County Union made another failure to material ize at Melrose on account of bad weather and understand that our president will make another call somt time in March, probably at Hope.
 Considering the bad weather the all day singiug at the Baptist church at this place was very well attended and was led by the following leaders, viz: Claude Taylor, Ruck Wilson. Bro. Queen and T. Mullen. The singing was good, considering it was from a new book.
 There will be call meeting of Hampstead County Union at Carey Local, 3 miles west of Hope, Thursday and Friday, the 3rd and 4th of March, 1910, by order of the president, H. w. Cromer.
 P. c. Stephens and w. E. Wells passed through here Thursday of last week with a big drove of COWS.
 The weather continues to be cold for farmers to do any kind of work.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-02

WHY SHOULD YOU pay from twen- ty to sixty-fve dollars for a sewing machine when John Lan- caster will make your old one work like new at a reasonable cost. Shop in the Haley Kerr shaw stand. Front street.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-02

For Sale Pure Rhode Island Red Eggs. S1.0C per setting of 15 at Emmet, Ark.
 J. M. Thomas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-02
GLEASONS EUROPEAN HOTEL
 RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
ROOMS f$1. .OO UP

ROOMS 's1.OO UP
 Electric Lights, Electric Elevators, Long Distance Telephone, Telegraph and Typewrlting. We use Boiled Filtered Water. Corner Second and Center Streets. Little Rock. Arkansas
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27

E. E. Ellinwood is also bothering
 the citizen. That Ellinwood has the ability to be the attorney for the
 Copper Queen is complimentary to
 him. The Copper Queen interests in Arizona are many. In Bisbec. Mo renci. Globe. and in numerous other camps they have probably one hun dred millions Of dollars invested, and Tucson is nightly praying that they will come here with some of their enterprise With the Fl Paso and in Tucson the town would have an assured future. Their latest project is a road from Silver Sell. in this county. to Port Lobos.
 -his road als1 we gre hoping to get. future home.
 if we do it means millions to us The Phelps-Dodge interests employ more men and pay out more money in wages than any other company or people in Arizona. with the exception of the Southern Pacific This company has the repu- tation of being among the best peo- pie in the world to work for. They pay good wages and do much in look ing after the comfort of their em- ployees, Hospitals. school houses. lodge rooms. sleeping and boarding quarters are provided wherever they 20. Ellinwood will not, however. in the election in Cochise county. go 10 represent them but the people who elect him, and. at the same time. he will not stand idly by and see an in justice done to one of the largest and best employers of labor in Arizona. Such men as Ellinwood can do right
 by all. More than that. the Phelps Dodge interests neither expect nor ask.-Tucson Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
Address all Communications to THE 8IS5EE DAILY REVIEW,
 Bishee. Arizona.
THE REASON WHY

The republican newspapers in Ari- zona are scared to death because the democrats Of Pima county have nom mated Eugene s. Ives, one lawyer in delegation of five. and the demo erats of Cochise county have nom-nat- ea F. F. EHinwood. one lawyer in a d.lezation of ten. to attend the con s,itutional convention. WHY?
 The corporation howl" which has been raised against these two nom inees is a desperate effort to create preiudioe against them, knowing full well that these two men possess the ability to make sure and certain thai the principles onunciated in the demo cratic platforms of Pima and Coehise counties will be provided for. either in the body of the constitution. or submitted to the people as separate provisions. These progressive and democratic principles are Ike gall and wormwood to these republican organs. The republican party, which they rep resent, has declared against these principles which the people of Arizona want embodied in the constitution Those principles are being fought by the regular republican organization of this territory. supported by these same republican newspapers. In ae- cspting the nomination on the demo cratic platforms of Pima and Cochise counties, Messrs Ives and Ellinwood have pledged their best efforts to carry out these principles. That IS the meat in the cocoanut. The ability of these two democratic lawyers in Ar fzona is well known Their repu- tations for honesty and integrity are equally well known. and the repub- lican organization knows full well that with tiese two fearless and enthus- iastic advocates of democratic prin- ciples in the constitutional conven- ton the pledges made to the peo- pie of Arizona by the democratic party will be carried out. The repub- jeans are on the run and the demo cratic candidates standing squareIy on the democratic platforms of Pima and Cochise county, are after them with a sharp stick. No wonder the republican organs are crying wolf
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27

faces like a flint against the 'initl- ative and referendum" business..-Ari- zona Republican.
 We doubt if anything more silly will appear in print during the dis cussion incident to the constitutional election than the above. Surely there is not a farmer or stookman n the Salt River Valley 60 ignorant that he will not see the attempt made by the Republican to raise sn alarm where there is no need for any.
 In the mining counties the big min ing companies are not the only tax payers. Cochise county is one of the largest mining counties in Ar.- zona. but here there is not. all told. more than one hundred voters who would receive any benefit from a lowering the tax on mines. The people of this county are naturally very friendly to the mining industery because on that industry a vast ma jority of our people are dependant for employment and business patron age, but the great body of the tax payers of this county would hardly be willing to lower the tax on mines below a just mark and shoulder the burden themselves
 The Republican is either uEreces sarily alarmed over the proposed ia. initiative and referendum or it Is a.- tempting to deceive its readers. and we believe an attempt to deceive alone accounts for such silly non sense as the above.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
TRYING TO SCARE THE FARMERS.

The platform of the Cochise county democratic convention provides for the initiative and referendum" on a minimum of , per cent of the voters and a maximum of 15 per cent
 Suppose it is made F per cent. and that we have 40,OO0 voters. which exceeds the present number.
 Fifteen per cent of 40 900 voters $ coco.
 Does any taxpayer of Maricopa county imagine for a moment that there would be any difficulty in get ting a petition with 5000 signatures in two mining counties alone in favor of a law proposing to tighten the taxation on mines?
 MaricoDa county casts possibly 5000 votes. IL never has cast that many. Does any taxpayer of MaricoDa county have the slightest reason 10 believe that there would be any diff cuity. by the use Of a little money ju- diciously placed. in carrying on a referendum" a bin proposing tc Bghien the burdens" of taxation for the great niines'
 What other county. with the possi- bie exception of Yuma. Apache and Graham would take the slightest in- tersst ia protecting the agricultural districts from having the burdens of taxation shifted back upon the agrl- cultural districts ss .t was before Governor Kibbey made his valiant fight for ths redistribution Of the Ioad7
 Aaricopa county is in the minority in the territory. and ia destined 10 remain SO. Co where you will in the territory. you will hear nothing kind said Of Marlcopa-
 It is the one county in the terri tory whose taxpayers should set their
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27

ciplined men such as the army of the United States can furnish is al ways available in many exigencies that arise in time of peace. The habit of obedience, fearlessness of danger. and the ability of large pum- bers to act in perfect accord under single direction make the presence of soldiers invaluable in times of great eAclteme.t or calamity. That sact was amply demonstrated i'm mediately after the earthquake fin san Francisco. when the troops promptly took charge and brought or der out of the chaos prevailing.
 The 'promptness with which the federal authorities consented to the use of the troops and the rapidity with which the war department acted are worthy of commendation. The destruction which forest fires are ca pablo of working and the number of lives impedled demanded immediate action. aI d whether or not the sol diers car arrest the progress of the flames 1t is certain that they will maintain order in the affected dis trict, and by systematic work they will undoubtedly be able to do a great deal of good in saving life and property.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
S'OEATH! WE ARE DIScOVEREDl


 Like a veritable old Sleuth. or ev- en Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard. the Phoenix Republican has been lonning false whiskers and making the rounds of the inner recesses of democracy. The Phoenix organ of the canned constitution propaganda emerges, removes its disguise. and says "Ha, Ha,." It also adds:
 The plan of the democratic poll ticians of Arizona may as well be ex- posed now, for it is fully understood.
 This plan Is to appeal to every dissatisfied element in the territory. and to promise to put everything IT the constitution that every crank pro poses. Then. having captured the constitutional convention, the plan is to extort some kind of an expres- sion from Washington. or from some national leader of the republican par ty, to the effect that the constitution such as the politicians have promised in this campaign will not be a2- proved by the president and congress. Then. it is the program Of the poll ticians to say: It was our honest purpose to place these things in the constitution. but we are confronted by the declaration that if we did so. statehood would fail We did not dare defeat statehood. so we were compelled to withhold the fsms' from the constitution. Please be kind enough to behold our tears
 This program according to the view of the professional politicians who have taken control of the demo cratic party, will enable them to go before the people in the state cam paign wrapped in the cloaks of vir- tue and outraged goodness. They will hypocritically point to the fact that if it had not been for intimida- ton from wicked republicans at Washington the constitution would have been exacly as every populist and socialist desired it."
 This is very important. if true, for it takes all the wind out Of the re publican campaign against democratic control of the constitutional conven, ton. If the deliberate purpose oi the democratic leaders is to create a safe and sane" constitution, from the standpoint of President Taft and the Arizona Republican, why all this agony among the standpat or gans and federal office holders to de feat democratic nominees? If the Phoenix paper is correct. 1t will mol make a bit of difference which part! frames the constitution. It becomes nothing but a fight on the part O the federal office holders to keel their grip on the pie counter. Ther' is nothing left for the Phoenix Re publican to say, except that the fed eral brigade should be permitted t' frame the same constitution the dem
 ccrats would frame, in order tha
 he former may continue to stan
 sell with the Washington pie ois pense7s
 ws shall neither deny ths allegs
 ton nor defy the alligator" It ma
 bs true.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

SALISBURY, N. C.. Aug. 26. The tweniy-fifth annual meeting of the woman's home and foreign Missioa- ary society of the Lutneraa church of North caroina was formally op- ened in SC. Johns church here thIs afternoon. Many prom'nea. church and missionary work rs from several states are to participate in the sts- slons. which will consiac unti Mon day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27

Nost people look upon their vaca tlcn as a time simply for recreatinn This. of course. is what it should ba primarily. taking recreation in lts right sense. recreation. The hoi- day tahen in tho summer. particu- iariy by workers should build them over again. restore lost tissue and strength. make them physically ready and able for the winters work ahead
 But a vacation should do Ltt'e more than this. It should provide the opportunity to take account Cf stock of ones self and ones prospects, it VIII ray everyone to take Few hours Of his vacation and use them for a look ahead at the coming year. and look behind al the year gone He shoeid cast up accounts mentally and financially. see where he stands. and whlther he is going. This can be done 10 best advantage in the quiet and leisure of vacation hours. Some time. surely. can be secured when one can steal away from the crowd for this outlook
 Such a procedure is particularly helpful 10 the ambitious business girl. though 1t is valuable to anyone anxious to get ahead. In the rush and turmoil of business. or study. one cannot always get a long look, and a long look. now and then, both backward and forward. is necessary to steer a direct course. When ones mind Is held down to the business in hand. when all ones time is occu- p.ed with it cue cannot always see ilst whifhcr ne is going. Vacation offeTs tAe time. and. in addition absence and detachment from ones regular wc-h enable one to see mora clearly.
 1t Is vel. 10 look back over th' year that tas passed since the las' vacation to see if one has made progress. Is one farther ahead men tally. in business. in health. fl money savedr Or Is one exacu,