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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1910-01-27
APARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR,
Washington, =. c.,
January II, 1910.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Pursuant to the provisions of
Section 4 Of the Reclamation
Act of June II, 1902 (32 Stat.
308), notice is hereby given as
follows:
[. Water will be furnished
from the Yuma project, Califor-
MIA, under the provisions Of the
Reclamation act, in the irriga-
tion season of 1910, for the irri-
gable lands shown on farm unit
plats of rs. Is and 16 S., Il. %
E., S. B. M, +, approved Decem-
Der 13, 1909, by the Secretary of
the Interior, and on file in the
local land Office at Los Angeles,
California, and the lands will be
opened to entry and settlement
in accordance herewith.
2. Warning is hereby given
that no person will be permitted
to gain Or exercise any rights
whatever nnder any settlement
|or occupation begun prior to
March /, 1910, on any land COW
cred by this notice, and all such
settlement or occupation is here
by forbidden.
3. Homestead entries accom-
panied by applications for water
rights and the first installment
of the charges may be made at
the local land Office in Los An
geles, California, on and after
March l, 1910, beginning at 9
O'Clock a. M, under the provls-
ions of said act, and the act Of
April q, 1904 (33 Stat. 22N, for
the farm units shown on SAID
plats. Waterright applications
may also be made for lands in
private ownership, and the time
when payments will be due
therefor is hereinafter stated.
4. The limit of area per entry,
representing the acreage which
in the opinion Of the Secretary
of the Interior may be reason
ably required for the support of
family on the lands entered
subject to the provisions of the
Reclamation act, is fixed at the
amounts shown on the plats for
the several farm units.
5. The limit of area for which
waterright application may be
made for lands in private owner
ship shall be $50 acres Of irriga-
BILE land for each land owner.
6. The charges which shall be
made per acre Of irrigahle land
in the said entries are in three
parts, as follows:
(a) I be value of the lands be
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1910-01-27
Found

Gold-rim nose glasses; found on
Third street. Call at this office for in
joTmatioa aud pay for this notice.
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The government is going after
the big combinations that con-
troll the life necessities and some
of the criminals will be brought
to the bar Of justice.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1910-01-27

The above mentioned meeting is
hereby postponed aud adjourned until
Monday, the 10th day of January, 1910,
at the sour of 10 o'clock Il. N.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1910-01-27

Drop in and see your friends
at the Old Planta ton; you'll be
sure to find 'em there,
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1910-01-27
f73 EIOlIESTEADS
OF 40 Acres Each to be Opened
For Settlement.
Full Cost of Land to Purchaser Has
Been Placed at $65 Per kCre,
To be Fdid in Ten Annual
lHstal.mentS.

Secretary OF the Interior Bal
linger has. issued the following
public notice of the opening Of
the Yuma Indian reservation on
the California side of the Yuma
Project. The opening is set for
March l, and entries must be
made at the Los Angeles land
office. Apparently there is to
be no drawing, as has been the.
rule heretofore, but the usual
procedure in homesteading will
be required. Parties who file
On this land must have first been
on the ground. The farm unit
has been fixed at 40 acres, and
there are 173 homesteads Of this
size to be entered. The lands
are a part of the Yuma Indian
reservation and are located on
the California side of the Colo
rado river, opposite Yuma.
They are practically the same in
quality as the lands On the Ari-
zona side and are among the
most fertile in the world.
DEPARTMENT OF THE
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Secretary of the Interior.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
COLD WAVE DUE;
GET OUT WRAPS
Drop of Ten Degrees Promised
and Local Storm Hastens
the Drop.

Top coats and wraps will likely be in
demand in Richmond after r,fgf1tfaff
Friday. unless the weather man lie far
wrong, for the much heralded cold wave
is about to descend and a drop of ten
degrees in temperature is predicted.
This will bring the mercury below so
degrees. as shortly after noon the Off
ciai glass at the weather bureau In
Chimborazo Park registered less than
so.
At o'clock Thursday afternoon. with
heavy shower. there was q decided
fall. and every indication Ii that cooler
weather Ia here and the backbone of
summer has been broken. In less than
five minutes more than quarter OF
an inch OF water fell In Richmond.
This shower was purely local. and 9TH
ers are likely to follow throughout the
afternoon and night.
Electrical storms are also anticipated
with the advent OF lower temperatures,
and, II 10 said, hail f. not unlikely.
How long these unsettled conditions
viii continue "a nd 1sN0s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
FALSE RUMOR IS
BAD ON POLICE
While it is Raining Very Hard
They Are Told Murder
is Committed.

Sergeant Brown and five patrolmen
were rushed from the First Police Sta
ton to the vicinity of Thirtieth and
M streets Friday afternoon, q report
having been teiephoned to the desk
sergeant that q white woman had
been murdered by negro man. The
greatest excitement prevailed among
the police for little while until 1t
was discovered that the report had
no foundation in fact.
James Allen, a negro thirty years
old. was arrested upon the charge OF
assaulting I4avinia Manning. negro
woman seventeen years old. and this
was the only cause for the alarming
rumor that made the police work for
an hour or more rhe-two prisoners
were brought TO the First station and
locked up. cross warrants afterwards
being issued.
When the exciting report was re-
ceived by the police 1t was just at the
time It was raining the hardest, be-
tween IL and / O'Clock, The blue
coats We're drenohed before they dis
covered there was no murder.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
HARP00N
IN HIS BlUBBER
LaFollette Takes Another Shot
at President for Being
Turn-Coat
CANNOT UNDERSTAND
WHERE TAFT STANDS
Charges Him With Repudiating
What He Said aud Say
ing What He Re
pudiated.

MADISON. WIS. Aug. ga bit
ter attack on President Taft's attitude
toward the insurgents features the
current issue of Senator La Toilette s
magazine. The editorial is headed
Taft in wisconsin" and in part says:
"A Beverly dispatch says that Pres
ident Taft is working on a letter for
the Republican campaign handbook.
1T is stated that there is no desire
on his part to read any person out of
the party.
What has happened since the
President left Washington for Bever-
ly2"
AT that time Republican senators
and representatives were denounced
as pirates at the White House, be-
cause they had voted against the tariff
revision upward, and refused to swal-
low bad railway bill on the recon-
mendation of the President that IL
was good. Ii is scarcely four months
since Mr.. Taft dispatched Wicker
sham to Chicago to deliver a speech
reading the progressives out of the
party. That speech MAS approved BY
Mr.. saft.
That Telegram.
Not later than June James School
craft Sherman. Vice President. by
grace Of Cannon journeyed to Milwau-
kee to address tory assemhlage con-
yened for the sole purpose OF perfect
ing an organization 10 defeat the pro-
gressive Wisconsin senator and repre-
sentatives.
Vice President Sherman stated
that he was there, at President Taft s
request MIR, Taft's interests was still
further shown by his sending a tele-
gram Of congratulations which was
read at the meeting.
We have not complained that the
President and the Vice President are
taking part in the campaign In Wis
consI in against progressive Republic
cans. We have made no protest against
the hot-house politics played by the
administration Wit hFederal patron
age since the vote on the tariff bill.
La Toilette does protest against
the dishonesty and cowardice back OF
such dispatches as the one above quot
ed from Beverly. Let the truth be
plainly stated. Let the President stand
out in the open.
The administration has presumed
to read Republicans out of the party
for voting their honest convictions on
legislation.
The President is dtrectl ytaking
part in State fights involving the cleo
ton of Republican senators and con-
gressmen.
These are facts"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
WILL INVESTIGATE
CAUSE Of WRECK
If Road Had Inefficient Employees
1t Will Be Prose
cuted.

pURAND, MICH. Aug. as.--with the
railroad, the county and the state
making independent Investigations OF
the Grand Trunk wreck at Duffield
near here. in which six pullman pas
sengers were killed. and eight per-
sons injured, three probably fatally. II
became evident to-day that some very
stringent action Will follow,
Secretary Kelly. OF the State rail-
road commission. Is Investigating for
that body, and Chairman Glasgow In
Lansing. declares that III the Grand
Trunk IL found to have used incom-
petent men after the eiict during the
strike against Incompetent strike
breakers the road will be prosecuted,
Brakeman &. NJ. Graham, OF the
Montreal Express. the Pullman of
which was split in twain by train No.
4. from the rear. is q strike breaker
held over since the settlement.
Graham declared last night that the
tail lights of the express were burn
Ing and that he performed his duty as
rear fsgman and placed the torpedoes.
Engineer Charles Spencer of No. 4,
declares no tail lights were burning
that he was not tagged, and that the
torpedo exploded scarcely a cars length
from the fated pullman. He threw on
the emergency brakes and jumped.
The Crank Trunk Is to begin its
Inquiry before Superintendent Ehrke
at Battle Creek tomorrow, and will
hear all the trainmen,s stories in an
effort TO decide whether Spencer or
Graham is TO blame.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
One of Foreign Boards Sec
retarieS Accepts San
Antonio Call
MADE FINE RECORD
IN HIS WORK HERE
General Regret Expressed at Hi,
Decision to Leave the Service.
Makes Change to be With
Family More.

Rev. DIR. S. J. Porter, field secretary
OF the Foreign Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention. has re-
signed that Office and accepted a call
to the First Rap. st church, San An
tonic, Texas. He will leave Richmond
about September Is.
Or. Porter came to Richmond nearly
four years ago, and since that time has
been unusually prominent In his work.
winning popularity on every hand. But
on account of the great amount of
travelling which Is necessary to the po-
sftion he occupies. DR.. Porter has found
IL imperative that he give II up to &C
cept a pastorate. This he has done
in order to be more with his family.
The charge which he has accepted
is one of the largest and wealthiest in
the Southwest. Its congregation is
composed of the foremost business men
of San Antonio, which lie conceded TO
be one Of the most rapidly growing
cities in Texas. Its population now is
125, 900.
Received Many Calls.
Since he came to Richmond from
Kansas city. Mo-, DR.. Porter has re-
ceived numerous calls. but has declined
a1l--Since- -Aar-tAe- SsH-AAtento
church has been endeavoring to secure
him. Every inducement was offered.
So anxious was the congregation that
while he was in Europe this summer
, attending the Worlds Missionary Con-
ference In Scotland he was abled. He
recently returned from abroad and An
ally decided to accept the Texas pas
torate.
DIR. Porter has visited the city which
will be his future home and made a
profound impression, preaching twice
to congregations OF more than 500 per-
sons. The church has q membership of
about 1000.
Occupies Prominent Position.
For long while DIR. Porter has occu-
pied a conspicuous position with the
Southern Baptist Convention as a home
and foreign missionary. He was In
South America, sttioned at Rio de
Janeiro. Brazil. He has written ex-
haustfvely upon Southern Baptist mis-
sions In South America and China,
while he is also a well-known con-
tributor of religious publications.
DR.. Porter is a native North Caro-
linian. He has held charges in Fay
etteville, N. c., the First Baptist
church; New Bern. n. c.. First Bap-
fist church; and Kansas City, Central
Baptist church.
He Is no stranger in the Southwest
and 1t was on account of the fact that
he is well known there that the First
church OF San Antonio has been SO
eager to have him take charge of its
passionate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
Gets PLANS FOR
SCHOOL ADDITION
Building Inspector Beck Consid-
ering Proposed Improvements
for Chimborazo Institution.

Plans for the proposed addition to
Chimboraxo public school. at Thirty
third and Marshall streets. have been
sent TO Building Inspector Beck for
his approval.
Mr.. Beck will go over the plans with
the view OF eliminating all unneces-
sary features, thus decreasing the III
innate expense. 1t is exupected that
the work will cost about $4,000.
Mr.. J. t. Nuckols has filed plans
with Mr.. Beck for five-story brick
warehouse to b erected ON Franklin
street near Mayo. The building Will
be modern in every respect When
completed II will be occupied by the
Miles Shoe Company.
Permits were issued by Inspector
Beck to the following:
Jesse Williams. to build a detached
two-story frame dwelling. No SET
North Seventh street, to cost 1900
M. l. Hofheimer (National Realty
Corporation), to build a four-story
and basement brick store at north
west corner OF Third and Broad
streets. to cost $4,000.
r. A. 6atchf1eld, to build a two
story detached brick dwelling, No. 228
East Thirteenth street. Washington
ward. to cost e1,20o.
Bette Brown, to repair frame store
and dwelling, No. s14 West Leigh
street, to cost $3.50.
Crump and Washington, to repair
frame dwelling No. 913 West Leigh
street. TO cost $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
Denies Report, But Grins
Whenever Politicians
Bring it Up
PERSONAL POPULARITY
IS INCREASING DAILY
Only Promises to Do What Can
Only Be Accomplished
from Presidential
Chair.

ON BOARD THE ROOSEVELT
TRAIN. BOONE. IOWA. Aug. 26.-
With Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
speeding across the prairies and greet
ing the inhabitants OF Iowa towns to-
day, Middle West politicians are pre-
dieting that THO political future of the
contributing editor is bound to be
either President or President maker.
Half way across the continent stops
at almost every town OF size en- route
have demonstrated that Roosevelt can
come back" and experienced politi-
clans say that the enormous pepuiarf-
ty of Roosevelt has not waned in the
slightest. AS evidence they point to
the thousands who crowd every sta
ton through which the Roosevelt spe-
cial passes. and who cheer themselves
hoarse at every word Roosevelt utters.
And at every town the Roosevelt
grin has been greeted with shouts of
.rTeddy- in-1a12,,'- Back to the White
House. Teddy" Go after EN-. we're
with YOU"
Roosevelt has made no reply TO the
shouts so far. but the smile widens a
little when an enthusiast suggests an
other term as President and the crowd
goes wild.
Again the politicians point with sig
ntticant gesture to the utterances of
Roosevelt himself They ask how he
expects to accomplish the things he
Is saying unless he takes control.
What He'll DO.
Go after the crooks and I'll help.
just as ! have done in the past" he
said at Buffalo.
Il viii make the corporations come
10 time. as 1 Will make the mob.
And wherever | have the power I
will keep order on the one hand and
insist on justice from the rich man
and the corporation on the other" he
shouted from an embankment near
the Cleveland STATEN.
At every point along the line the
local politicians have crowded the
Roosevelt car, in many cases talking
over the local conditions. political and
otherwise, with the colonel. An air
OF politics seems to hang over the
entire trip.
Colonel Roosevelt smiles broadly
and denies promptly whenever the
third term boom Is mentioned, ana
politicians accept the denial as sin
cere. They say, however, that the
popular demand for at least a Roose-
welt candidate IN 1912 will force him
to take leading role in national poll
tiles
The colonel was to-day in the heart
or fnsurgent Iowa." and was given
a greeting along the route that COM
pared favorably with his progress
through the East.
The colonel to-day confined himself
largely to discussing local topics be-
fore his rear platform audiences. He
kent off big national topics evidently
fearing to encroach on the set speech
es he has prepared for the later stops
on the trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
OFFICERS CAPTURE
COMPLETE STILL
Was in Full Operation When They
Arrived on Scene, But Cut
laws Escaped.

Near Jonesboro. Lee county. \, c.. on
August %, Deputy Collectors of Inter
nal Revenue j. b, Holland and j. w.
Merritt Unexpectedly came upon moon
sinners at work. but who hastily beat
a retreat when they spied the officers,
One of the two men was known and a
warrant has been issued for his ar
Arrest
The distillery which they were oper-
ating was one OF the most complete
which revenue officers have captured in
a long while. II consisted of one So
gallon cooper still. one copper cap. one
copper worm, one mash tub. two fer
mentors. $50 gallons of beer, two 4-gal-
lon jugs, two mash sticks. half bushei
OF malt and two buckets. Everything
was destroyed.
The still WAS In fun blast when I'm
Gle Sans watch dogs appeared on the
scene. A steady stream Of corn liquor
was dropping and the two moonshiners
were busy as bees preparing 1t for the
jugs.
A report of the seizure has just been
received here at the Office of Colonel
w. III. Chapman, United States revenue
agent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
BELIEVE ABDUL
HAS BEEN MOVED
Mysterious Wedding" Excites
Turks When Extra Woman
Arrives on Scene.

CONSTANTINOPLE (via Philip
polis). Aug. 2s.-The rumors that ex-
Sultan Abdul Hamid has been SNUG
gled out OF the Villa AlIatini at Sa-
lonika and Is shut UP now In some
place known only to few high gov
eminent officials was revived to-day
through the publication OF the tory
of his alleged escape.
1t happened several weeks ago, &C
cording to to-days story, when the
women of Adults household left the
harem to attend the wedding of Alb
durs daughter wedding, by the
way, that never took place. Although
only twelve women entered the villa
when Abdul was taken there, thirteen
left for the wedding" One of the
women seemed extremely dscyepit.
The Salonika people believe this sup
posed woman was the former Sultan.
The reaotionaries have been con-
stantly plotting Abdurs release. and
several formidable conspiracfes
against the Young Turkish govern
ment have conferred about The sue
cess of such an attempt. This liz the
reason for his supposed transfer TO
another prison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
v|CE-PREs|DENT
Hill M Il -
REFUSES TO TALK
Won't Discuss Politics, But VIII
Soon Take Stump for
Regulars.

UTICA. N. Y, Aug. 2e.-Persistent-
iy refusing to say word on any sub
ject that resembled politics. Vice
President Sherman left here this af-
ternoon for Chicago. He will be alb
sent three weeks. during which time
ne WITH mako addresses in Illinois dis
tricts, where Congressman Mckinley
and other regulars" are standing for
denomination. Tomorrow he will
speak at Clinton. III.
A relative of the Vice. President de-
clared that there was no foundation
for the reports that Sherman would
retire from public life at the close OF
his term as Vice. President.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
SUPPORT PLEDGES
DENIED BY PETERS
Says Powell md Vonderlehr De-
clared They Were Not Com
mitted to Steiner.
MISLED BY STATEMENT
Says Candidate Told Him He
Had Support of Three of
Ward Delegation.
MISLED BY STATEMENT

Surprise over the political nluddie In
Henry ward anent the choice of a
successor to Councilman George E.
Wise. was expressed by President OF
Common Council r. L. Peters Fri
day.
Mr.. Peters, who has been out of the
city for two days, admitted that Mr..
Wallace c. Saunders was his own per-
sonal choice for the vacancy He left
Richmond, however, with the impress
sion that Sam Steiner had been de-
: cided on by the three remaining mem
bers OF the ward delegation and that
consequently the whole thing had
been fixed"
Mr.. Steiner came to me just be-
fore I left Richmond. soliciting my
support" said Mr.. Peters. AT that
time : intended to present the name
OF DIR. Robins. who later refused TO
become candidate. I told Mr..
Steiner that had another man. but
he replied ~ on might as welt give
me your vote and make II unanimous.
have been promised the support OF
essrs. MHuber, Nonderlehr and Pow
ell. They are all three pledged to
me-
IF that is true. then you don't
need my vote.T replied.
Later | called up Mr.. Powell. He
told me that he had not pledged him
self to any one. and added that he
would not vote for Mr.. Steiner. Mr..
Vonderlehr told me practically the
same thing, he. too, declaring he had
no intention of voting for Mr.. Steiner.
When I had learned this ! tried to
prevail upon DIR. Robins to make the
race. When he refused, / discussed
the matter with several leading resi-
dents of Henry ward. and we aagreed
that Mr.. Wallace c. Saunders was
best qualified for the place"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
FEAR FUNERALS
WILL Be RESULT
Bridegroom, Victim of Practical
Jokers, Vows Vengeance on


BOSTON, MASS, Aug. 2s.--If Bert
a. Kelsey, restaurant keeper. sue
ceeds in hnding certain of his
friends" TO-DAY, according TO Kelsey.
there win be several funerals.
Kelsey married several days ago.
festerday he and his bride were in
rlted for an automobile ride by
friends Near Roxbury Crossing. Kef-
sey was suddenly seized by his COM
panions. pair of handouts was slip
ped upon his wrists. his face black
ened with axle grease, set OF bur-
glars implements showed into his
pockets and villainous looking
blackjack thrust into an outside
pocket, where it could be plainly seen.
Then he was pushed from the car.
For more than an hour Kelsey
wandered about. sinking from shad-
ow to shadow, and finally appealed TO
a garage proprietor to file of the
cuffs The garage man hurried for a
telephone. Kelsey fed.
Taken for Desperate.
Several pedestrians caught sight of
him. and believing him an escaped
desperate. called the police. but not
before the victim had forestalled them
ana enteoed police station. There
he spent an hour trying to explain
to the skepticsl sergeant and another
rour In a cell before he was re-
leased.
1t Is believed that Mrs. Kelsey was
taken to the home OF relative In some
town near Boston. but nevertheless
the police are making strenuous eff
forts To find her to-day, lest the
friends Of Kelsey should have I'm
agined II a good Joke" to hold her
a prisoner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-26
YOUNG GIRL Bees
To Be CARED FOR.

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-SufYering
from starvation and exhaustion. Mar
garet Sullivan. derelict. II years old.
to- day implored the police to put her
away somewhere until she is 81, else
she will kill herself. The girl had been
iured from her home In Westfield, "
r.. by the promise OF position in the
chorus. This didn't materialize, and
she fell under evil influences The
good that was In her asserted itself
to-day and she voluntarily begged TO
be saved. She was turned over to
charity organization