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Evening bulletin., 1911-03-28

Support Your Friend Now

Bulletin Office for contest infor-
nation.
Tell All Your Friends.
Go ahead and let your friends know
that you are in the contest and get as
many subscriptions as you can.
once you have made up your mind
10 get into the contest, go TO work at
once Don't overlook single chance
to get a subscriber and a bunch of
votes.
Bear in mind the fact that you may
get your subscribers anywhere. You
may have friends and relatives in dis
tant cities who would be glad to help
you Let them know you are in the
contest and ask them to help you win
one of the trips.
You May Work Anywhere.
You may get votes and subscribers
anywhere. Also, anybody anywhere
can send votes for you to the B II ! G.
tin Contest Department. if they will
be sure to write plainly who they are
to be credited to in the list.
Do not postpone coming in after
your receipt books Some of the
candidates have already started to
work and it is in the beginning that
you will get the encouragement that
will make your wayering hopes turn
to enthusiasm.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-28
CONTEST RIFLES.

RULE No / No votes will be sold for
money or other consideration, but can be
obtained only by being clipped from the
Evening or Weekly Bul etin, or secured
through the regular subscription channels.
No votes will be issued on subscriptions
unless accompanied by cash.
RULE No. q: ALI votes which have been
balloted will be filed in the B ul e tin
Office subject to the inspection and verif-
cation of contestants and their friends at
any tine during the contest.
RULE No. g.: A board of responsible
business men will have exclusive control of
the ballot box the last day, and after a can
vass of the vote declare the winners. The
decision of the Board of Judges to be final,
and will admit of no appeal.
RULE A: No employe 'of the B u e t n
is eligible - tsA
RULE 5: Votes cannot be transferred
from one contestant to another when once
balloted nor can one candidates name be
substituted for another. Should candi-
date withdraw from the contest the votes
will also be withdrawn Votes once with
drawn cannot be recovered
RULE 6: Nominations of candidates may
be made by anyone at any time during the
contest without cost The management of
the Bulletin reserves the right to re-
ject any nomination or application at its
discretion.
RULE 7: A candidate who makes any
disposition of subscriptions secured other
than reporting them to the gu e t in
will be declared disqualified, and the name
peremptorily removed from the list.
RULE s: No statement or promise made
by any solicitor, canvasser or agent vary
ing from the above rules as set forth, will
be recognized by the Bul e n.
RULE 8: Only the first ten candidates,
who receive more than three hundred
thousand votes, will be entitled to the ADJ
ditional mileage trips
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-28
RUSH FOR TRAVEL VOTES BEGINS
|TRAVEL CONTEST Opens
FIRST DAY Vote issue
Several New Names Are Adde to the List and All the Can
ddateS Began to Get Busy.

contestants attention that omenG
however fatalistic or fortunate in Chi
nese lottery, will not affect the nam
ing of the future Bulletin triE
owners. Bulletin readers collec-
lively will discourage the most pro
nounced, unfailing omen ever discov-
cred. There is no contest rule against
using lucky pocket pieces or getting
all the good omen help known, and
when they can be used to advantage
in securing votes do so-but do not
depend on them. Rather, trust to the
p. e. s. of contest sense, namely;
popularity energy and sincerity.
Get Pen.
A Territorial ballot box has been
secured from the Secretary of the
Territory and in this all the ballots
will be deposited. No definite date
has been set for the first count but
this will be announced in due time
In the meantime get as good a start
as possible and try and qualify this
week for one of the Onoto Fountain
Pens on display at Arleighs. The per
will be very useful to candidates dur.
ing and after the contest Get one
this week as the offer may not be
renewed.
No Blank Ballots.
Coupon votes will be issued fol
every subscription. payment for new
or renewal subscriptions to the B IL l.
letin made after March 2S, wher
the name of the candidate for whom
the subscriber wishes to vote is spe
Gifted. Absolutely no ballots are al
lowed to leave the contest depart
ment without being filled out There
are no blank ballots excepting thost
printed in every issue of the B II l
letin.
Always remember to name the can
didate for whom you wish he vote;
issued when sending in monty to tn
Bulletin.
Subscription Blanks.
Candidates should call on the Con
test Manager at once and secure sub
scription books, and there are a mum
ber of things he would like to tel
you in regard to the best way of Sc
curing votes. Call at once at tn
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-28

Publication of the big list of travel
contestants yesterday for the first
time, was the final act preceding the
opening of the Evening Bull | e.
ii MS expansion year contest which
started today. During former contests
the Bulletin has had large
list of entrants, but never before 50
many as are entered this year Other
lists have contained the names of
people of more renown in financial
circles but the one this year instantly
gained popular favor for il consists
of names of people of all ages and
both sexes from many different walks
in life.a Every one in Hawaii knows
some of the contestants personally;
many know more than half of them
well enough to call them acquain-
tances. With such list to select
from there Is no reader of the B IL /
lie tin who will not desire to indi-
cate his choice before the contest
end.
In a Hurry for Votes.
Although the contest did not begin
until today, several people called yes
terday at the contest department and
asked to make payments for some
fayorite entrant. Personal receipts
were given for this money and it was
turned over to the contestants to be
paid in for subscriptions when they
desire.
Three Get Pen Orders.
A number of contestants were in
this morning making subscription
payments and three qualified for the
fountain pen presents. AT the opening
hour at eight o'clock there were a
number present who were anxious tc
make the first payments and thus re-
ceive the first subscription ballots is.
sued. One of the candidates was 8
woman and the other two, men. The
gentle contestant was gallantly givel
the honor by the men contestants anf
they matched to see which should be
secnad
About Omens.
While there is always a rather hap
by feeling about. getting on the right
side of an omen the contest man be
lieves this is a good time to call tC
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-28
VOTE SCHEDULE.
CONTEST NOTES.

The contest will be of short duration.
No votes will be sold for cash
The vote schedule as announced, will be
strictly adhered to.
The trips are transferable.
Trips can be taken whenever the holder
desires
I San Francisco trip winners will be en-
stertained for ten days at Hotel Stewart or
Hotel ManX as desired.
4 Successful candidates will not travel in
. party unless they so decide.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-28
How Named

Evening Bulletin Subscribers will name the ten
travellers. Voting coupons are issued with every SUBJ
SCription payment to the Eve ming and Weekly BuI-
lie in and coupons are also published in every issue
Of the paper. Almost all your friends and negtbors take
the Bulein. The rest will want to when they learn that
they get the best newspaper printed in Honolulu with
~tra charge and at the same time help you to get one of the
trips.
The eight women who went to the Yosemite last year as
the guests of the did not hesitate when their
nominations were announced. Why 90 you?
You are just as POPULAR just as deSergng perhaps what
is more jnlportantust as energetic it is possible, you arc
more So Earnest CndeavOr will earn trip.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-28
First Contest Week
A TALK TO YOU.

You are certain to get the San Francisco
round Trip if you are one of the first ten
You get longer trip if you earn it.
There will be no favors for anyone. 1t
will be just as fair for you as any other
candidate
If you live on one of the outside Islands,
you are just as apt to be trip winner as
resident of Oahu. While there are more
Blu | lie { in readers on Oahu than on the
other Islands there are also more candi-
dates This will tend to divide the vote
equally.
Any entrant can easily compute the num-
Der Of trips that are apt to go to candidates
on the different Islands.
VOTE SCHEDULE.
1000 extra votes will be issued for every
three new, or three old yearly daily sub
scriptons turned in during any single con-
test week. The vote schedule as here an
nou1ced is an unalterable one, No other
vote club offer will be made
From time to time, during the contest
valuable przes--not extra votes-will be
given for a certain number of those clubs
turned in during a specified time. These
prizes will be given to contest candidates
and contest workers.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14

Subscribe for THE POST.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14
TO THE VOTERS OF YUMA COUNTY
Democratic Candidates For State Representatives and
State Senator From Yuma County Announce
Their Position on Questions at Issue.


you nteisenty Primary
necessary candidates
the important questions at ISSUE
Legislative positions
We decare
tory.
worked for and actively support
its
visions.
protesting necessity should
to judiciary, present
reinstatins the
pledge ourselves such legislation
o legislation will fulfill all the
the Constitution
Senators the direct vote of the
candidates
office
protecting the
against adu and
legislation will allow the fullest possible liberty
o
he School Laws will
distribution all Districts (2)
Districts
supplies relieving the parents of this
distributing the entire community.
w. VESSEL
T. M. BRENNAN, For State Representative.
r. KERR, Representative.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14
NEWS FROM WENDEN.

The most important event of the
week to report from Wenden is the
starting up of what promises to be
one OF the best mining camps in
the Harcuvar mountains The prop
erty of the BurSon Platinum e Cola
Mining company is situated a feA
miles east of Cunningham Pass, in
the edge of Buffers valley on the
northerly slope of the range The
showing of mineral on the com
pany's grounds is said to be of the
mammoth order and of such proper
tons as would place it in a elias,
by itself, the mineralized deposit
being more than one thousand fee
wide and extending the entire
length of their vast holdings Devel-
opments there will be of interest
to the mining men of the entire
state. Mr. James Burson, who Is
manager for the company, is now in
Wenden loading teams with supplie3
and equipment for the mine. A
small force Of men will be employed
until camp is fairly opened, when
the working crew will be increased as
fast as developments will warrant
Mr.. BursOn stated to the writer thai
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14

saved at $2O,OOO,OOO. This is the
greatest placering operation in the
United States today; and the work
will demonstrate that sufficient wa
ter may be conserved for this class
of operation on a large scale, using
the methods of the government in
country.
Three years ago Mr. and Mrs
John W. Sanger, both experienced
placer miners, who made money in
the Nome, Alaska, fields, started
across country with pack train to
prospect southwestern Arizona for
15-cent ground They heard of the
San Domingo field, and investigated.
They camped on the ground, and
prOspected very carefully, the re-
suits astonishing them as the ground
was so rich, the gold so generally
distributed from surface to bedrock;
but it was told them that it was prac-
tically worthless, because there was
no water But after careful investi-
cation Mr.. Sanger decided that
there was watershed of sufficient
size to furnish all water necessary
for operations on large scale if
there were points where it could be
saved. Natural damsites were found
in both the San Domingo and Hack
berry washes The first will save
50,000,000 gallons, the latter twice
as much All this occupied more
than a year; when the Sangers or
ganized their company, and return
ing, devoted all their attention to
testing the property. The Rogers
wash attracted his attention first,
and Mr.. Sanger tested 500 acres very
thoroughly, but later he found other
equally large and rich washes, which
are now being tested. The first op-
erations, however, will be in the Rog-
ers wash
This placer field is east OF the
Hasasyampa river, lying flat, with
benches on either side Of numerous
deep washes. The gold is coarse
and in angular fragments, so little
alleged that it brings $19.25 per
ounce. The gold is from surface
to bedrock, about the same richness
throughout. Probably it was not
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14
the funds of the company were am

the funds of the company were am
pie for establishing the property.
S. ]. Snapp and Joe Whitehouse,
pioneers of Cottonwood Pass, have
just returned from their summer out
ing to their home in Wenden and
both declare there is' no place like
their coy and comfortable home in
town. They will resume work in
their mine north of Wenden.
We believe that Wenden can boast
of having the champion lady marks
man of the land, Mrs. Frank Graham
having brought down a chicken hawk.
while on the wing, with her six-shoot-
er, first shot at that Mr.. Hawk
was soaring above her poultry yards
sizing up the exact broiler he would
make way with for his dinner, when
all of a sudden something happened
and his hawkship took a flop. Mrs.
Graham says, modestly, that it wa3
merely an accident
Preparations are quietly going on
in Wenden for the public sale of
twin lots, which will take place Oct.
%, a full account of which will be
published in the next issue of The
Post
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14

l HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
AS A CANDIDATE FOR SUPERIOR
JUDGE OF YUMA COUNTY, SUB
JECT TO THE ENDORSEMENT OF
THE VOTERS OF THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY AT THE PRIMARY
ELECTION TO BE HELD OCTOBER
"A, 1911, AND l PROMISE, IF
ELECTED, TO CONDUCT THE OF
FICE WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOR.
AND TO GIVE A SQUARE DEAL"
TO EVERY LITIGANT HAVING
MATTERS TO BE HEARD OR AID
INDICATED BEFORE SAID COURT
My record for the past thirty years
as a public official, both in Mari
cora and Yuma counties, is an open
book to which | refer, as a guaran-
tee that | will fulfill the duties of
the office to which | aspire, to the
satisfaction of the people of Yuma
county.
Inasmuch as the party, in all prob
ability, will not promulgate a plat
form until after the primary election,
| hereby announce the following as
the political principles that / be-
lieve in and favor:
| believe in the Initiative, Referen-
DUN, Direct Vote for United States
Senators, an advisory vote by the
people for their choice for President
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14
TWENTY MILLIONS
IN PLACER GOLD
Reservoirs Now Under Way to Wash
Hassayampa Gold-Biggest Propo-
sition of its Kind Ever Undertak-
en- in Arizona.

Work has actually begun on the
building of the dams for the Lotto
wanna Placer Mining company, which
will conserve 15O,0OO,OOO gallons of
water and enable this company to
work its 5000 acres of auriferous
gravel in the famous San Domingo
field nine miles east of Wickenburg
Arizona, and about four miles back
from the Hassayampa river. The
ground averages over four feet to
bedrock and carries above 40 cents
cubic yard. There will be two dams
All work, including 400 feet of tun-
nels and 500 feet of heavy rock work
has been done for the pipe line to
the placer ground from the dams.
and the water will have 80 feet of
heads when it reaches the sluices
In thirty days placer operations will
be in full blast in Rogers wash,
which is two and one half miles long,
1000 feet wide, nine feet deep, and
LOI Iuc CHlut ulSIdHCC Carries more
than 40 cents a yard. AS fast as
possible this work will be extended
to the other ground of the company,
and eventually here will be three
2.00O-yard' dredges in operation. In
the requirement of the 1000 acres in
the holding, in establishment and
maintenance of camp, and in the
thorough testing of 500 acres and
prospecting of many, hundreds more
some 100000 have been expended, and
by the time everything is in full
blast the total initial outlay will have
been approximately $4,000. Estimates
of numbers of engineers who have
investigated the project place the
amount of gold that can be profitably
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14

and Vice President of the United
States, a Corrupt Practice Act, and
the notwithstanding the recall OF
the Judiciary-our Chief Executive
to the contrary Notwithstanding Just
why a citizen who has been honored
by being elevated to the Bench and
should afterwards prove to be cor
rupt or incompetent or conduct him
self in such manner as to bring dis.
credit on himself and lose the respect
and confidence of the people, should
not be subject to the recall the same
as any other officer, is difficult to
comprehend.
believe judges. when deserving
and worthy should be respected, but
when not. should be subject to the
recall the same as the other officers
that the President has tacitly permit
ted to be recalled, and | favor the
enactment of statute by the first
State legislature, as it's first Act, re
submitting the question of the Recall
of the Judiciary to the people at tn,
following general election.
| favor mandatory law, with pen
alties attached for failure to comply,
requiring every campaign committee,
and every candidate, whether elected
or defeated, to file sworn statement
of receipts and disbursements, and
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14

Down in Yuma county Hon. Frank
Baxter is candidate for superior
Judge. For number of years Mr.
Baxter was a leading member OF
the Marlcopa county bar. He served
several terms as probate judge with
an ability that has never been sur
passed. He was elected to the sew
enteenth legislative assembly and
was made speaker of that body
In every position he has held Mr.
Baxter has given efficient and faith
full service. He is especially quail
fled for the important office of SUI
perior judge and should the people OF
Yuma county elect him to that po-
sition they will never have cause tc
regret their action. His many friends
in MaricOpa county wish him success,
Tempe News. Sept 20. 1911.
Frank Baxter of Yuma will be a
candidate in that county for superior
Judge Mr. Baxter resided for many
years in Phoenix, and is held in high
esteem by our people. Judge Baxter
was probate judge of this county,
was speaker Of the house and has
always been true to every obligation
Yuma county will have an excellent
judge in Frank Baxter. Arizona
Democrat, Sept. q, 1911.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14
LOCAL NEWS

!. !. !. :. !. !. 1. ~. ). i ]. !. i + -.
Gallon Stone Jugs, 25c at CITY
DRUG STORE.
John S. Nee of Needles was
guest at the Manitaba hotel Thurs
day.
"FOR-A-COLD" Tablets, guaran-
teed to break up a cold, Csc, at
CITY DRUG STORE.
Oscar Roberts arrived from Los An
geles Tuesday morning to look after
his cattle interests in the valley
An epidemic of colds is going tho
rounds and about everybody complains
of being a victim to that miserable
feeling.
Mrs j. B. DuShane, who has been
spending the summer with relatives
in Indiana and Kentucky, arrived
home Wednesday,
November Magazines received,
Cosmopolitan Popular, Review OF Re
views, Adventure, Delineator, Elite
Styles, at CITY DRUG STORE.
An enjoyable dancing party took
place at Detrick's hall Friday night
of last week. Refreshments were
served. and everybody had good
time
Mrs. G. A. Marsh and son, Mas
ter Phillip, returned Sunday morning
from Los Angeles, where they have
been visiting relatives the past sum
mer
The Post three months for soc.
Everybody in northern Yuma county
should take the only newspaper pub
lished in this part of the county. Sen
us trial subscription today.
Houses For Rent, Furnished or
Unfinished. G. A. Marsh Co.
DR.. |. H. Fiske of Pasadena and
Frank H. Jackson of Los Angeles
were registered at the Manitaba no.
tel Thursday. Messrs Fiske and
Jackson are engaged in making a
preliminary examination of the Billy
Mack mine
John Roberts returned Sunday from
Yuma, where he was in attendance
on the grand jury. A large number
of indictments were returned, most of
them being for minor offenses. He
reports that politics in the south end
OF the county is the chief occupation
of the citizens at the present time
Brooks comet has been visible in
the eastern heavens the past several
nights. The tail appears twenty de
grees or more out from the head,
reaching to or perhaps beyond the
extreme star in the handle of the dip
per. The tail is slightly curved, the
concave being to the westward
A five-inning game was played
last Sunday between the Parker
and Indian School teams, resulting in
a victory for the latter. Both teams
showed they were out of practice, and
as consequence many errors were
made. The Parker team had very
few of it's regular players The score
was 8 to s.
H. A. Goodwin has begun sinking 6
well at his property at Black Noun
tain, where he has taken up 100 acres
dnCnrt In, h.
from the well he is utilizing his au
tomobile, attaching the cable to the
front axle and backing the machine
when the bucket is ready to come to
the surface. He expects to strike
water at about Is feet
Fresh Chocolates, Bon-Bons and
Marshmallows. at CITY DRUG.
STORE.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14
BAXTER FOR JUDGE.

We take pleasure in calling attln-
ton to the announcement of Frank
Baxter in this issue of the Sun for
Superior Court Judge on the Demo
cratic ticket. Mr.. Baxter is good
lawyer, a worthy citizen and all Gle
giant gentleman. If he gets the Dem
ocratic nomination this paper will
gladly support him, as it will all 9th.
er Democratic nominees. While he
is running for an office for which
the editor of the Sun is also an aspir-
ant, we have only kind things to say
about him. If he should be defeated
for the nomination he is the kind of
man who will do no kicking, but will
give his loyal support to his success
full opponent and all of the Demo
cratic ticket.-Yuma Sun, Sept. %,
1911.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14

This week The Post is sending out
several hundred sample copies and
offers trial subscription for three
months for the small sum of so
cents. You cannot afford to be with
out county paper when so cents
will bring it to you every week for
three months
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-14

publish the same in papers of oppo
site political faith; the statement o.
the committee to be an itemized
statement of all receipts, and from,
whom received, and all disbursements
to be itemiZed showing % whom paid
and for what purpose, and the can
u.uate to make a statement in lika
manner.
FRANK BAXTER.