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The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28
NINETY DAYS BE-
 FORE EFFECTIVE

A large number of the import ant general acts passed by the legislature do not contain the emergency clause and therefore under the provisions of the l. & R. amendment cannot become ef- fective until ninety days after the adjournment of the session, which will be about August 13.
 Among these are the following acts:-To cure defective acknow- Judgements, for state licensing of automobiles, to validate mar riages performed by mayors. regulating the assessments of wages, the employers liability act, the consolidation of adjacent school districts, for the manu- facture of hog cholera serum by the state veterinarian. for the establishment of juvenile courts, for the enrolment of non, resi- dent attorneys, and for the pro- tection of railway employees by providing safety appliances for railroad frogs.
 The law requiring railroads to maintain sufficient lights on all switches to secure safety was approved February 10, and there, fore became effective May II. It requires that switch lights on main lines shall be green and on the switches that they shall be red. Attention is also called to the fact that the act prohibiting minors lnder IS years of age from playing pool or congregat- ing about pool rooms is not be- ing enforced, although it is in full force and effect.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28
PROSPECTIVE BUYERS
 VISIT PRESCOTT

A party of sightseers and land prospectors in charge of E. c. Ellsworth. of Murfreesboro, are spending several days in Pres colt and points along the Iron Mountain.
 The party consists of Robert Nichols, of Kirksville, Missou ri, Henry P. Beard, of Sapulpa, Ok lahoma, l.. J. Weathermax, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Graham Burnham, an engineer of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
 The party was highly pleased with the country and it's pros poets. They left today, overland, for Pike county, but will return to this city Sunday and spend the day here, guests of Mr. Els worth, who is doing much to in. terest men and women in the possibilities of this section.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28
J. s. REGAIN, Cashier

dictments have been returned for boodling or corrupt practices in the recent session of the legis- lature. The inquistors have not been able to fidd any evidence sufficiently tangible to base a true bill upon, and the only re- suit of Representative Little's sensational charges has been an awakening of the public conSci- ence to a knowledge of the exis- tence of evils even if the heavy hand of the law cannot be laid upon them
 Judge R. J. Lea, the veteran jurist, is recovering from injuries sustained recently when. his bug gy was run down by an automo- bile, and he does not feel very kindly disposed toward the reck- less drivers of automobiles who have little consideration for the personal safety of others. He expects to take his summer re- cess as soon as he can dispose oi the murder case of the negro George Brown, charged with murder in tie first degree for the killing of Ole Olson several weeks ago The case is set for July IA.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28
pRESBYTERIANS WILL
 BUILD $Io.OoO HOUSE

At a meeting of the church of- dcials and members of the Pres byterian Church last evening at the office of McRae, Tompkins < McRae, a committee was se- lected to raise $8.O0O.0O for the erection of a new building. The church received $2,O0O co insur- ance on the old building and manse, which were destroyed by fire rencently and with an ad- ditional .-sum of $8,0O0.O0 can erect new building.
 1t has not been decided yet where this new building will be erected, but the probabilities are that it will be built on the old site on the corner of East Elm and Third Stl eets. The Hot on the corner of East Main and Second Streets belongs to the Presby- terians, but is leased for a term of three yesrs to the Second Baptist.
 The manse, which adjoined the burnt church building will not be rebuilt, and the pastor will occupy the residence on the cor ner of East Main and Second Streets, which is also the pro. perty of the Presbyterian church.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28

Ia addition to the" Shirt Waist Factory Fire" at the Airdome to- night the biblical story of c"Nero and the burning of Rome" will also be given. These two reels will make one of the best shows given here this season. T h e price of admission will be only 10 and 20 cents. If you want to see a real good show go out to- night.
 County Clerk Bailey went tc Lackland this morning where he will spend a few days with Mrs Bailey.
 Go to the Airdome tonight.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28
WINS FIGHT FOR LIFE.

It was long and bloody battle for life that was waged by James B. Mer- shon, of Newark, N, J., of which he writes: "I had lost much blood from lung hemorhages, and was very week and run down. For eight months was unable to work. Death seemed close upon my heels, when I began, three weeks ago, to use Dr. King, s New Discovery. But it has helped me greatly. It is doing all that you claim" For weak, sore lungs, obstinate coughs, stubborn colds, hoareness, la grippe, asthma, ihay-fever or any throat or lung trouble it's supreme. 50c and $l. Trial bottle free, Guaranteed by He's terly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28
SEWER FOR PRESCOT!
 IS NOW ASSURED

At the meeting of the city council last night it was decided to begin work at once upon the construction of a sewerage sys- tenn for the town of Prescott.
 The entire city will be piped and instead of running the line to the creek or river, a septic tank will be used. A piece of land will be purchased at some place outside the city limits and the tank will be put there.
 Bonds for the construction of this system have already been sold and the cost is estimated at about $35,000. With five mill tax this system will be paid for within a period of twenty years.
 The ordinance introduced by Alderman White regulating the salary of the city policeman was passed. This new law states that this officer is to receive $500 per month for his salary It does not, however, say how much more the city will pay him The idea is to pay the occupant according to services rendered
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28
Program for Confederate Meetint

Program for meeting,of Camp Asa Morgan Confederate Vet erans July 20 and 21 at Serepta. Song-Local Choir Prayer-Chaplin. Memorial Services,S D. m. Taps 10 D. m.
 TWENTY FIRST Song.
 Welcome Address-Tom Gen try.
 Responce--A Veteran. Report from Little Rock Re- union.
 Recitation Miss Boyd. Address s-T. P. CalicOtt. Everybody be at the Camp by noon the 20th. Take rations and bedding The boys h a wore the blue cordially invited to meet with us.
 w. A. Hatley,
 Chairman Committee.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28
YOUR NEIGHBOR'S EXPERIENCE

How you may profit by it. Take Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs, E. G. whiting, 36O Willow St. Akron, O., says: ''For some time had very serious case of kidney trouble and l suffered with backaches and dizzy headaches, l had felt all tired out and miserable. saw Foley Kidney Pills advertised and got a bottle and took them according to directions and results showed almost at once. The pain and dizzy headaches left me, my epe-sight became clear and to-day can say am we'll woman, thanks to Foley Kidney Pills. Hes terly Drug Stote.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28

Do You Have the Right Kind of Help?
 Foley Kidney Pills furnish you the right kind of help to neutralize and re- move the poisons that cause bachache, headache, nervousness, and other kid ney and bladder ailments. For sale by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-28
PULASKI GRAND
 JURY RECONYENES

Little Rock, June 2e. The Pu- laski County grand jury recon vened yesterday after a reces s of several weeks and will adjourn today.
 As has been expected, no in-
Arizona republican., 1911-01-01

Noo Yeer Resolushun is a good deal like what's called a Set Speech It Lax tn force of wun which is got up on the Spur of tn Moment, When a feller sez: I'm on tn Kong Tract an got to make d Change. an I in- tend to start in on Sich an Sich a Date tn Chansts is at by tn tirae he sot to Reform Hisself comes around. all his Enthoosyasm has Wore out an he begins his Reform in what's called a Prefunctry Manner. Tn Time to Reform is jist as soon as you Find out at you need it..
 This here Bizness of Reformin' Yourself is a good deel like Opper- ashun fer Appendisitus. If it aint Performed at Wunst it orient to be dun atall. A feIler'll save a Doctor Bill an a Hole lot of Muss!n' abound in a Opratin' Table by taken hIs Neglected Veryform Appendix to his Funerle with him.
 LITTLE JAMES
Arizona republican., 1911-01-01
A OSY.

I loved my Love. The spring was fair. The hedgerows glesmed with vio- lets blue; You doubt I loved-but I can swear
 The violets knew! loved my Love. We met and kissed Among the wheat where poppies grew; They feigned to dream-but I insist
 The pOppies knew. I loved my Love. but love grew cold. The sunflower's face was wet with dew: His gold crest dropped-you could have told
 The sunflower knew. loved my Love. Amid the snow We laid my Love whose heart was true. And there, as flowers may weep and know,
 The snOwdrops knew.
 Beatrice Rosenthal.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-01

overcrowding with "incorrigible" youth-the youngsters who have been allowed to wander the streets without restraint. It doubtless sounds harsh 70 many. but it is the truth that for every child that is sent to the reform school a negligent parent deserves to go to jail. And for the careless parents who attempt no supervision of the habits and morals of their children. no substitute can be found in police force.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-01
LITTLE JAMES
Concerning Fixed Dates for Turning
 Over New leaves.)

This is tn day when Fokes begins to lead Diffrunt Lifes an to Turn over New Leafs an to perform many other Unushle Stunts to which they aint been ust to fer most year.
 This is the day at tn Wotter Wag- gin gifts full of People ats been Full theirselfs ever sence they fell off tn Same Ambulants which was Hitched up last Noo Yeers an Begun Losin it's Lode before it got Started.
 Evry Yeer about this time Mister Annizer J. Bush he tells his em- ployeze; I'm afeerd at You an Me must Part. We been together a Long Time fillin' a Long Felt Want fer our Famus Foamy Proddux. but it Looks now like we been Resoluted out of Bizness an 'at we'll haf Co Hussle around fer somethin' else to do. But you mite hang around fer week or so an we'll Keep on turnin' out a few Ceilings of tlI Foamy Proddux ev'ry day fer awhile. If this here Annule Antipathy to Beer shows Sines at it's a goin' to be Permanent, we mite turn these here worx into Sody Pop Factry.
 Down at Ceder Brook an ole Crow. Kentucky, am at Peoory, ll't- noy. they's always grate Suspense on tn Annyversry of this day, an tn Crate Queshun is. will it Last. or are we goin' to be left with these here Stox on our Hans?"
 This is tn day when a Generic Assolt is made on tn Tobacco Trust in it's most Vitle Spot. but tn To- bacco Trust has always Survived so fur .becos tn Assolt amt never been Maintained long enuff to do no Hurt.
 They's anuther Use which is al- ways made of this here day. It's tn date when meny fokes thinks at they'll start fer Hevin.
 Evrybody has a Idee at he ort to go to Hevin sometime. an when he Speeks about it to his old Emploir. tn DevIe. tn latter he sez to him; "Of Coarse. you ort to go You can't afoard to rename in my Service Ter ever at tn Wage I can Aford to pay an tn long Ours which you hafto Work in this Bizness You have a Rite to want to Better your Con- dishun. but this aint no Time to go an make a Change rite in tn Mld- die of our Bizzy Seeson. Wate till January tn F'urst an start in with tn Noo Yeer in tn Service of God. He aint takin' on meny Moo Hands at this time of tn Yeer. No How. Hevin never Begins to Hum with Industry till early in January. A munth or so later Bizness'll begin to Pick Up here agin' an if you don't like your Moo Job. You'll find your Ole Place open fer you"
 I ast my Paw about Moo Yeer Resolushuns an he replize: James.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-01

of Mir Frank M. Murphy. Arizona's great railroad builder. This line will place Phoenix within two hundred miles of tide water, and will be an exceedingly important factor in caus- ing a revision of freight rates to the advantage of Central Arizona.
 So taken up with their own affairs are the people of Phoenix, that few of them appreciate the enormous sig nificance of the vast industrial enter prise which is rapidly taking shape on the Gila river, less than a hundred miles from this city. under the 'direc- ton of Colonel D. c. Jackling. one of the owners of the great Ray copper mines Colonel Jackling and his asso- ciates are spending millions of dollars in the construction of a stupendous reduction plant at Hayden and in gen. eraI preparation for the operation of the Ray mines. Already quite 5000 men are employed by this company. The scene of operations is reached by the Arizona Eastern, and the whole region is tributary to Phoenix.
 On the whole, the year which begins today gives abundant promise of eclipsing beyond all comparison all former years in the growth and pros perity which it will bring to this city and valley
Arizona republican., 1911-01-01
The New Year LoealIy-From The
 Republicans Watch Tower.

hepupttCdnS WatCU toWcFs
 The Republican takes great pleas ure in congratulating this community upon the prosperity which the year 1911 is sure to bring.
 In building operations, this is to be a banner year.
 First. of course. on the list of new buildings. is the Hotel Adams. which will be a five-story building covering a site 15O by 137 feet. It is to be of reinforced concrete, and strictly fire proof in all respects It will be one of the best appointed and most mod ern hotels in the whole country.
 Among the other buildings deserving of special mention are:
 The Goodrich office building. which will be a four-story structure, fire proof throughout. It will be the most modern office building in Arizona, and will compare favorably with the best office buildings anywhere. with the sole exception of height. A fact of much incidental interest, in that it gives a line on the demand for office room. is that most of the space in the Goodrich building is already rented.
 The National Bank of Arizona build- ing, which was begun last year and which will soon be ready for occu- pancy. It is a four-story structure, strictly up to date in modern appoint ments, and is one of the most beau tifuI buildings yet erected in the ter ritory.
 An office building for the Pacific Gas and Electric company. which will be two stories in height, with a frontage probably of one hundred feet. Details of the plans are not yet available, but it will be of rein- forced concrete.
 A modern two-story building for the music house of A. Redewill & Sors, plans for which will soon be public
 A modern two-story building for the clothing house of Goldberg Brothers. plans for which will soon be decided upon.
 Q A three story and basement building of reinforced concrete for the New York Store, which. of course, will be fireproof in all details and sumptuous and modern in all its appointments.
 A two-story modern office building for the Salt River Valley Water Users association. the contract for which has been let.
 All of these buildings will be com pleted long before the end of this year. The federal building will be be- gun. but as public buildings are con- structed slowly. it is not probable that this building will be completed within the year.
 The new grammar school building on West Adams street will be com pleted about the first of April. This will be the most modern school build- ing in the territory. and equal to the best anywhere. The cost will be ss0.oOO. which makes the building the greatest bargain" of all the public buildings in Arizona By careful man. agement, a building has been secured which ordinarily would have cost more than a hundred thousand.
 There will be more costly dwellings constructed this year than ever be- fore. Many prospective builders of fine homes have awaited the assur- snce of sewer system. and the cer- tainty that the city will have ade-
Arizona republican., 1911-01-01
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
 that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescrip- tons from reputable physicians. the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly de- rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney O.. Toledo. O.. contains mer- cury. and s taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio. by F. J. Cheney Co. Testimonials free.
 Sold by Druggtsts- Price. 7sc. per bottle
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Arizona republican., 1911-01-01

larger than the present city of Phoe- nix. Thus, this year will mark the actual completion of the greatest irri- gation system in the United States system which is destined to make soon in this valley the most prosper ous farming community in the world, the metropolis of which will be the city of Phoenix, with a population of at least 5O,O0O within the next five years. Within the same period. we expect to see the thriving cities of Mesa and Tempe grow to several times their present size, while Glen dale and Buckeye will be really inn portant towns.
 Phoenix will attain a new place on the railroad map this year. While it will be physically impossible within the year to complete either the Ari- zona Eastern through the Gila can yon, or the Fl Paso & Southwestern from Benson to Phoenix, both lines will be under construction before many months. It will be two years. possibly. before these new lines are in operation. but the public will soon have positive assurance of the early beginning of construction, and this fact alone will give a decided impetus to the growth of the city. As factors in building Phoenix into a great city. these railroads will be only second in importance to the Roosevelt res- ervoir. As was announced in our news columns yesterday, the construc- ton of the Arizona Eastern from Globe to Durango will begin immedi- ately, and when the line which now extends from Phoenix to Winkelman, a distance of one hundred miles, is completed through the Gila canyon. we shall have, with the Globe-Du- rango line. a new and short line to Denver
 After passing through the Gila can yon. the Arizona Eastern will build from an intersecting point on its Bowie Globe line, line to Lordsburg, on the present main line of the South ern Pacific. Thus. from Lordsburg to Yuma. by way of Phoenix, the South ern Pacific will have a new route through the two territories, and by reason of the total absence of grades, it will be in reality the main line" of the Southern Pacific. The west erly section of this new route was constructed a few months ago. from Phoenix to the Hassayampa river, a distance of fifty miles. The begin ming of further work on this main line, which means so much to Phoenix and the Valley. only awaits the approval of the company's application for right of way through the Gila canyon by the secretary of the interior.
 The coming of the Fl Paso & South western to Phoenix is quite as impor- tant as the main line' of the South ern Pacific. The Phelps-Dodge inter ests, owners of the Fl Paso & South western. are the controlling factors in the ownership of the great Rock Is- land system. so that the coming of the Fl Paso & Southwestern really means the extension of the Rock Is- land to Phoenix. It is not to be ex- pected that the line will stop here many years, but Phoenix would be quite content to be the western ter minus of the Rock Island.
 A feature of no little importance in connection with the extension of the Fl Paso & Southwestern to Phoenix will be the construction of a branch line to Port Bobos. on the Gulf of California. project now in the hands
Arizona republican., 1911-01-01
Happy New Year.

To our readers. one and all: May the year Nineteen Eleven be good to you:
Arizona republican., 1911-09-25
Current Comment
OBSElETE POLITICS.

That no misunderstanding may arise from the fact that the Silver Belt made Hon. Henry F. Ashurst go on record concerning his assertion that the Cop per Queen had asserted that it had a fund of s25,OOO to be used to oppose the nomination and election of the de- ponent and a local candidate. we de- sire to state that we have no desire to defend any corporation against charges of political candidates, quite the contrary; but We will endeavor to expose any cheap gallery play for sym pathy by any candidate WhOsoever.
 Whether the Copper Queen intends to take an opposing stand against the gentlemen in question is a mater be- yOnd our ken; but we do know. as every one of our sensible readers can not help but know, that if a corpOr- ation, corrupt or otherwise, intended to debauch voters by use of money it's officers would be too sagacious to go bawling their reprehensibe attempt from the house tops. If the corpora ton in question has set aside a yellow dog fund to oppose candidates it de- as a self-evident fact that it will keep the matter a sepulchral secret.
 The Silvert Belt assured MT. Ashur.t that if he would tell specifically who made the assertion he spoke of that the Silver Belt would publish to the small est detail the record of the Copper Queens assertion. but MT. Ashurst, af- ter first promising to do so, "renigged'' and would not substantiate his state ment.
 We hope MT. Ashurst will display more sense in the future than to make such bids for popular sympathy Globe Silver Belt.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-25
LOCALIZED BOXING.

The immense crowds which have at tended the boxing exhibitions in New York attest the popularity of the sport and while some of the crowd may be drawn by novelty there is no doubt that a very large percentage of the male population is stirred by a phy- sical encounter.
 This is the primitive man that sur wives under the gloss and veneer of civilization. The primitive man is
Arizona republican., 1911-09-25

generally euphemstic for the animal in man. It is the brute instinct to fight. and it takes a great deal Of civilized training to suppress that in stinct.
 It is possible that a more general physical training would help tn main tain order and decency. If gang of young toughs had reason to believe that the respectable men in crowd had been trained in self defence and would put up a fight for peace there might be less need for the fight.-Jer- sey Journal.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-25
BABY IS HOME-C

BABY IS HOME-Charlcs Zachd- rias was made joyous Saturday night by the return home of Mrs. Zacha- rias and their infant son who have been spending the summer in Min nesota IL was Mir. ZaCharias' first acquaintance with the latter who has only been on earth a short time but seems to like his surroundings.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-25
The Question of Party Control in the
 Senate.

The democratic governor of Maine having on Saturday appointed q democrat Obadiah Gardner, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Senator Frye, Maine is now rep resented by two democrats in the United States senate, and the demo- crats are only five votes short of a majority in the senate. This is the greatest strength they have shown in the upper house of congress since they lost control in 1896.
 But five is a considerable majority in the senate, after all. It seems small only because the republicans in recent years have had such a tre- mendous majority.
 Substantially one-third of the sen ate membership is elected every two years. and the legislatures which will be elected in 1912 will, in the follow ing winter, elect the usual number of senators. What show has the demo- cratic party to overcome the present majority in the elections of 1912? It is an interesting question. Of the senatorships expiring on March g, 1913. the present party representa- ton by states is as follows: