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Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
lDlTARoD STARTS a NEW ERA

1t is too early yet to predict with any degree of
tanty how large and productive camp the Idarod will
become. Everything points to great influx of people into
the region and it is not unreasonable to conclude that at
least mining center of good many hundreds OF people
will be established and maintained there. It may be also
taken for granted that the settlement will degree
OF permanently for ofteeated assertion to the contrary
Notwithstanding placer camps in this country not short
lived accustomed to the lapse of time and
the march of events
After the first rush. should the Idarod settle down
camp Of only five hundred people it will still be second
in point of population of all interior Alaska places will
have neighborng settlements containing in the aggregate
good many people: of them might outgrow in a
month the Iarod ITSELF but in the Innoko and at differ
people to be found from this time forward &c.
rejecting everything at all visionary in the situation there
is new center Of population and industry forming in
interior Alaska that will command attention from
is interesting to speculate the effect the de-
veopment will have the interior country at large In
all it should be advantageous in many respects
Heretofore the wealth and energy of the country has
concentrated at Fairbanks, leaving psrha1 impression
with friends at Washington that that city, it's environ
ments and the routes by land and water thereto constitute
the principal objects of value. It would be surprise
see Fairbanks progress to position Of greater wealth than
it has heretofore enjoyedt is to continue to be
big producer Of god but the thought is pleasing that
the various departments Of government will not always
feel that city pulse and apply pastars to its exremtes
in laudable effort to keep the balance Of the country
state of health.
Fairbanks is easy of from the Outside
that the and money which leaves there for the Idtaro
will be easy to replace if they needed The smaller
will of them be deserted The interior country
Fairbanks not excepted in need Of tonic, and if the
ldarod up big lot of good pay il will fit the
case very we'll and The Leader will be glad Of it.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
BILL INTRODUCED BY wlcKERsHah

bill introduced in the house Of representatives March
by Delegate Wickershaln provides tax Of
pound for all food fishes canned in Alaska; fish OIL 10
cents 100 pounds fertilizer from fish other ami
NAL so cents ton; for all food fshes canned
in Alaska waters and carried of the territory
per 100 pounds; for each fishing propelled with oars
Sails ST. mot to apply to single boat owned used
any bona de resdent for each launch tug, steamer
sailing vessel used in the fishing trade in Alaska waters
in transporting fishermen employees, supplies fish in
the waters of Alaska to and from Alaska per
ton capacity, any such vessel owned by bona ie resi-
dent and employed exclusively in the fishing trade to pay
only so cents ton gross capacity for each stake trap
floating trap fish Wheel other mechanical device
catching food fish in the tidal of Alaska or any
OF the streams empyng into Bristol Bay the Pacific
Ocean waters $780, for each haul purse seine gill
net cent yard Ito bona de residents but half
yards for all walrus ivory and waebone taken in the
waters OF Alaska which shall be landed in Alaska for
any purpose whatever, cent per pound.
The money collected go into the United States
ury and constitute distinct fund.- to be known as the
ALASKA fund-Fsheries" and to be wholly devoed-one
fifth to the establishment and maintenance of salmon fish
hatcheres in Alaska and cod hatchery Shuma gin
islands, fifth to he devoted in equal parts to defray
ing the of the district courts in the four judicial
divisions Of Alaska two fths to be expended building
schoohouses and maintaining public schools outside Of
corporated towns; and fifth to be expended in the
establishment and maintenance of home for aged dis
abed and pioneer prospecors and in aid support
sick and INDECENT persons
The bill also provides that companies engaged the
fishing trade in Alaska who shall bring merchandise into
the territory to sell to employees any else at any
other place than in established store regularly
tanned during the year. shall pay double the license
imposed upon mercantile establishments by the act of June
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14
REMARKABLE DEATH Sentence
Pronounced by Jssdge Benedict on a
Murderer in. New Mex:co

Probably the anecote Judge Benedict New Mexico
the Green Bag is that told with regard his
death upon Jose Maria Martini who convicted
murder in the district of Taos county made of facts
showing brutality and with absolutely mitigating ccum
stances. Judge Benedict said
Jose Maria Martini stand up! Jose Maria Martin, you have
indicted tried convicted by of your
the of and the pass upon you
the dread the law. thing, Marie Mar
n it painful duty for the judge of of justice
human being the sentence of death There
thing horrible about and the mind Of the court naturally revot
from the performance of such duty Happily however,
relieved all such unpleasant features the takes
positive delight in sentencing you death.
'You young man, Jose Marie Martini apparently
good physical Ordinarily you
might have looked forward e and the has
doubt have and have expected to die old
about to be of your Jose
Marie Martini it the spring time; little while the grass
will be sprnsng these beautiful valleys and those
broad and mounansides flowers will be bloomn birds
will be singing their sweet carols and will be putting her
and her attractive robes and life will be pleas
and will want stay bat of this you Jose Marie
MARTINI the flowers will bloom for Jose Maria MARTINI the
birds will not carol for Jose Marie Martini when these things
gladden. the Of Will be occupying
about six by two beneath the sod and the those
beautiful flowers will be growing above your lowly head
The of the is that you be taken from this
place the county JAIL that be there safely and securely
confined the custody of the sheriff. until the day appointed for
execution Be very careful Mr. Sheriff. that he
pouny and that have him the appointed
the appointed That you kept Marie Martin
until Mr. Clerk what day of the month does Friday about
two weeks from this time come?'
March -. yOnr honor"
Every WE'LL until Friday the day March, you
will be taken by the sheriff from place of confinement
spot within countytat your
Mr. Sheriff. you only confined the limits of the county
that you there be hanged the until
andthe about add Jose Marie Martin, may God
have mercy your SOUL but the will the
sponsbity of asking all Providence to do that which
jury your has refused do The Lord couldn't
mercy your soul.
However, if affect religious belief connected
with religious might be we'll enough for to
send for priest and from himwe
consolation canbut the advises re
anything of that kind Mr. Sheriff, the
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14

James Fredrickson, the Tauana
carpenter and builder, left last Sun
day for the Iditarod country i'll an
swer to a letter from his partner,
who has been there since last sum-
mer. Mrs. Fredrickson will join
her husband after the opening of
navigation.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-14

See US for Cloth Posters.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17
LUETTA smith
TELLS HER STORY


mite the life Of Miss Smith and the
child, who are passengers on the
Chiyo, II Is said, Is awaiting trial.
Miss Smith WAS for sccral years Il
trained nurse in the private Santa.
rum conducted by nr Burke. About
six months ago child was born to
Miss Smith, and she charged Dr.
Burke with being It's father. Dr.
Burke placed Miss Smith and the
child in a TENT outside Of the building
proper and attended on the mother
and child personally One night there
was a fearful explosion at the tent.
caused by dynamite. II Is charged
that DR.. Burke caused the explosion
with view to killing Miss Smith aud
the child.
Miss Smith is returning 10 san
Francisco 10 appear as a witness in
the trial Of Dr, Willard T.. Durkc, who
Is alleged to have attempted her life
and the life of the child by dynamite.
When seen on board the liner this
morning by Bulletin reporter,
She at first appeared, as IL she did
not want to be interviewed; but after
partaking Of breakfast, she came out
on the upper deck, and there greeted
the Bulletin man.
81 don't want to talk too much, "
she said to the reporter, "but think,
1t Is better to tell you some thing
that might be Of importance" She
was assured that whatever she said
would be published as accurately ms
possible. This being satisfactory, she
told the following story:
I'm the first place" she said, 81
would like to say that ! was never
bribod to got out Of San Francisco. |
simply let there because Of the men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

Asked Tar further information Miss
Smith admitted that Df Rurkn is the
father of the child. she thinks that
the features OF the child resembles
those of his father tbr Brrkei
Miss Smith said, however that she
could not say that DIR. Burke was res.
pohsible for the dynamtng She
seems to think that others had a hand
in that affair.
Miss Smith Is returning 10 San
Francisco to appear ms n witness In
tie ease 0l IN. Burke She does not
know whether DR. Btlrkc has been In.
dictcd or not. She is at any ratio re-
turning 10 the mainland on the Chiyo
Maru, prepared to face the trial Of 4
man. who Is alleged to have been res.
poHsiBic for The dypamiting Of herself
aid enid
Mias Smith Is an Interesting. intel
ligcut woman. She has been q nurse
in Dr. Burkc's Sanitarium for many
years.
According to her DR.. Burke Is idol
lied by all the employees of the SAM.
larHm. AS soon as the reporter con.
concluded hia interview Chief Of De
tectiyts MtDunie and officer Kckucwa
boarded the CHiyO 10 sec Miss Smith.
Miss Smith was shown this morn.
ing's Advertiser and, after reading
the accounts Of her life, she said that
there were many things which were
not correctly quoted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17
FURTADO SCORES
BOSS-SHIP OF
M'CANDLESS

. Especial Correspondence
. HILO, Sept. iG.-.lt would
F. seem bad enough for poor
+. Link McCandless to he accus-
" ed Of breaking up the DEM
(" ocratic party in Honolulu,
A. and to be held responsible
z. for the disappearance of the
f" only valuable asset the party
F." ever had, namely, harmony.
" But the end is not yet. Now
" Link Is being blamed for the
F.. apostacy of Manuel Furtado,
f. who until very recently was
{. the shining Democratic light
f" in EIamakua district, but
g who has now come home to
Z" the Republican fold.
!. And I'urtado blames Link
{. for his aposta'y. Link did
(" IT, he says; Link and Ryan.
+" Am ! sore? You bet ] am
Z. sore; good and sore" said
4" Furtado In answer TO an in
4. quiry as to the reason for his
F. change Of politics,
q" Il have good reason to be
Z. sore, too added Furtado.
.. when the Democratic party
(" Is going TO be run by Link
&" McCandloss and Ryan, then |
step out, and that's what |
{" have done. Are there any
q. special reasons? You bet
Il" there are reasons, many OF
4. them, but | am not going TO
q" tell you them ALI It Is
q. enough to give one of them
o out, and that Is that when
4" the so,Called Democratic
4" leaders begin TO gather their
q" information about the Dem
o ocrats In Hamakua from
(" Home Rulers and Republl-
q. cans, then | think things are
pretty rotten
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

tai suffering was enduring
II was nurse in Dr. Brrkc's SAM.
tarium in San Jose. After the dyha
mito AFFAIR, worried SO much that n
was getting sitR FOR want Of sleep.
The attempt that had been made upon
my life and the child's was cuntinu.
ally Dreying upon me- am at
4 loss to fully understand It even
now.
Ever since the trouble. had a
lawyer to conduct my case. Rut after
he had looked over The CIRCUMSTANCES
Of the case. he gave II MP. claiming
that there was no chance Of winning.
lie said It was necessary for me to
have money with which to buy the
jurors. AS / had no money ! was
deserted ny the lawyer. Since then I
went and lived with distant relatives
who are very poor4 ! have n brother
in California. lie came to see me
before I left for Japan.
AT that time | was living In Bgrkc.
ley. In order to obtain the bare ncccs.
sily Of life, ! wrote to Dr Burke for
100000, which he promised to give
me waited for some time, and.
failing to get the money from him.
left Berkeley. was, OF course, in
destitute circumstances.
when Mrs. Derrlgg, a personal
friend Of mine heard OF tho difficult
position Was in, she told me that
she would help me with money to
conduct the case. She urged me TO
bring a damage suit against Dr Burke.
But having heard so much Of the both
Grafton and fluctuations connected
with such trial told her that II
was useless to do so.
81 told Mrs. Dcrrigg that II DR..
Burke had actually done what he Is
alleged TO have done, then he would
surely suffgr at the hands Df the
court Shcn then told me that he
Cpr Burkel ought to pay me some
thing. Immediately artcrward she
went to the Sanitarlum to see him
about the matter.
when she returned she told me
to write letter TO the Doctor exon.
Grating him from all the responsible,
lies To this suggestion, refused
to do anything of the kind That was
the end Of the story so far rs that
part Is concerned.
Mrs. Derrigg, who realized the posi-
tiuu ! was in, again promised to help
me along in conducting the case. |
knew then, as now, that she is my
true friend. She said that she would
help me IN all my troubles.
"I'll stand by you said Mrs. Der
rigg to me. Those are the exact
words which Mrs. Derrigg used, when
she spoke to me-" continued Miss
Smith.
"ln order to enable me to leave
San Francisco with view tO going
TO Japan, where | had expected TO go
and have n rest. Mrs. Dcrrlgg gave
me about $3.50 for necessary cXpCn
SEES, When | was getting ready 10
leave for Japan, she asked me to
ailiX my signature TO an identification
paper. so that could get the money
from the doctor during my residence
in Japan.
What do you mean by Identified
ton paper?" Miss Smith was asked
by tho Bulletin reporter
well that's what | would like To
know myself" she answered. 81 don't
know myself, what II Is.
after arriving In Japan, where |
stayed about five months, my funds
ran ont. During my stay there !
never received any letter from Mrs.
Dcrrigg, | think there Is something
tho matter with her II may be that
she has done something unrricndly to
mo; but as to this ] cannot say.
Mrs. Derigg was one OF Or.
Burko's nurses. ! think she Is still
his nurse"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17
c. |. HOPKINS

Systematizer. Notary Public, Agent
to Grant Marriage Licenses, Hawai-
ian Interpreter and Translator
0FFICE-Judiciary Bldg. HOURS
8 a. m. to 4 D. nj.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17
8

Chairs Now at the
MON ARBE SHOP
NEW BARBER-A competent man
has just arrived from the Coast.
M. VIERRA. Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19

My stomach Ever and kidneys better order than have Lecn years and these three o the body kept order will have few doctor bills. ceerfuy recommend Duffy Whiskev tonc stilan and the whole tenn "-NuIiAM A. BURGESS, P O. box 5zs Danvile H.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
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Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.

Those who have. through negligence or other engagements. been prevented from availing themselves of the op- portunity on two or three occasions the past season. for enjoying the es- pecially fine entertainments being of fered at the Arizona school or music. will welcome the announced program for tonight Miss Edith COburn Moves. one of the most talented of readers. will be seen in Peg Woffing ton. most interesting story of va ried dramatic features
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
II MIGHT HAVE BEEN
 FUNNY BUT NOT TO HIM
Continued from page 4)

gestiOns of lace and ruffle-the sort of stuff the Chinaman brings to the house in big basket Saturdays.
 When he reached the street he crossed over to the Heard corner, walk ing with pOnderous calm. There he stood. his arm around the bundle and eaZed abstractedly at the conflagration very much as Nero, with his fiddle un- der his arm, stood and watched the burning of Rome. Men jOstledh him. some even spoke to him, for everyone seemed to know him, but he paid no heed. He gripped the white sale" still closer. A newspaper man said Hello. Mel as he hurried to the tele- graph office to send out to the world the first news of the fire. It was he. Mel Johnson. the automobile man. but he was too abstracted to reply
 Twenty minutes later, when the heat had dissipated the spectators on the Heard corner, the automobile man was encountered on Washington He was strolling about with his chin in the air and an almost naughty expres-
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
A DAINTY TO;.=T ARTICLE.

Every lady who desires to keep up her attractive appearance. while at the Theater. attending Receptions. vixen shopping. while travelling and on all occasions should carry in her pure q booklet of Gouraud's Oriental Beauty Leaves. This is dainty little booklet of exquisitelN perfumcd powdered leaves which are easily removed and applied to the skin. IL is invaluable when the face becomes moist and flushed and is far superior to q pow der puff as il does not spill and soil the clothes.
 IL removes dirt. soOt and grease from the face. imrarting a cool. delicate bloom to the complexion. Sent any where on receipt of Five Cents in stamps or coin. F. Y. Hopkins. g. Great Jones St, New York.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
Dr. Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery
prevents these diseases. It makes a mans in,ides and healthy. IL cleans the dig organs clean blood. end clean, healthy flesh.

repairing damaged lines and circuits long before the lire was under con trol
 Tnfortuna;- Tor the telephone company. the alley running along the north side of the Hotel Adams
 had been utilized for the running of a great number of main lines con , meeting with the residential district. and the lines going out to Buckeye and Prescott were also within the range of the fire. Service between the two towns was temporarily aban- doned. but Il was but a short time before new lines had been strung and service was resumed
 The work requiring the longer
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
BERRYH|Ll PICTURES
 OF THE HOTEL FIRE

The Berryhill company made most energetic efforts on Tuesday during the burning of the Hotel Adams, to se cure some fine views of the fire from various points of observation. and with decided success. Yesterday there were on exhibition in the Berryhill window eleven different pictures of the fire. Some were printed on post cards and some on ordinary picture paper the views being considerably larger than post cards The store is prepared tn many "f the pictures. The larger pie tures are sold at three Tor 25 cents and give a fin" idea ni how The fire looked at Varinus stages
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
GUESTS OF JOHNSON.
At His Training Quarters on the
 Ocean.

san Francisco. May lS.-Jack John son went through ais schedule pro- gram of boxing this afternoon. the sec ond workout of the kind since he opened at the beach. That fact. in spite of the disagreeable weather. at tracted good attendance. Ned Greenway. q local society leader. with party Of friends, and Ed. smith. the Oakland referee. were among those who were present.
 Johnson boxed nine rounds today. all of them of three minutes duration. and while he did not gOt at it with the same dash that characterized his show ing on sunday. he got considerable benefit ont of it
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19

sion on his countenance. He still held tightly to the bundle of that stuff lik" d prospector coming to Phoenix with d sack nf ore samples. but he did not seem to be going any where with it.
 And then Il half hour later the verd- ant bathrobe in all it's glory and the Turkish slippers. gold embroidered. such as q sultan might envy, were seen again on the skirts of the crowd about the hotel And then q laan sud- denly darted out of the crowd. walked up to the stately proprietor of the bathrobe and slipper and said: Say. Johnson. can't you find q single place in this big city to cache that laundry? .? You make me nervous
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
WeaiHER SOAY.
FIRE IN 1EMPE-At y.I=

Forecast for Arizona: Fair Thurs day and Friday
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19

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 Its beneficial effects are due to the fact that it is the one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness without facilitating the organs on which it acts. To get its beneficial effects al ways buy the genuine manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19

FIRE IN TEMPE-At 2:l5 this morning word came from Tempe that fire had destroyed a Chinese laundry back of the TOmlinson building just east of the Casa Lorna hotel. It was not knnN.n whether the laundryman escaped or not but if so he had not been found at the time the message was sent
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19

time [" complete was tu.t "r --p-.r. ing the local damage It -~r mated that nearly tv" h.Htr.. ,... phones were out of commission. .a.' but for the speedy action "t on. -.-.- tric light company iu shuuf- "r. power. there might have bee. ., t-r. serious miX-up 1T not ,ttaiiti.
 AS il was. the taugI- "f tt- U.r-- of the telephone c"muJu. aa- straightened out before The rs..-- was again turned ou. and last -y-l. ing it was stated at the telephone office that practically every phone in the city was again iu e,ra.-- sion
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
TELEPHONES PUT OUT OF
 COMMISSION BY FIRE
Work of Repairing Damage Was Practically Completed Last
 Night.

No one business in Phoenix was mor" seriously crippled temporarily by reason of the Hotel Adams fire than was the Consolidated Telephone. Telegraph and Electric company but with the grdspng of affairs .charac- teristiC of District Manager Buehler. a large force of men were at work
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskev

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 delicate women and sickly children
Arizona republican., 1910-05-19
Gained Fifteen Pounds
tAm in better condition physically than l have been for years. Fly stomach. kidneys and liver are in fine shape," says rIr. William A. Burgess.

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Arizona republican., 1910-05-19

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