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Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
WILL
 STAY HERE
State Authorities Permit Surveyor General to Re tain Present Quarters Pending Completion of Federal Building

Phoenix will not lose the offices and headquarters of the surveyor general
 This danger was really more i'm minent than most people realized and had the offices once been taken away from this city they would have been permanently lost
 The clearing away of the cloud which threatened the removal is due very largely to the board of trade and committee appointed by that organization to take the matter up with the governor and avert the catastrophe, This committee was composed of Colonel James II. Me Clintock, Mayor Lloyd B. Christy and several others. and they presented the matter to his eXcellency in such manner that the chief executive re1dily consented to permit the sur Veyor general and his staff to re- main in the state capitol for the few months remaining before the complc- tion of the federal building where ample accommodations are provided The governor has advised General Ingalls, that he may retain his pres
 
 The lease on the surveyor gen erals quarters in the capital will eN- pirc July lst and when a renewal was requested from the state author ities it was refused on the ground that the state needs all of the room in the building for its own use.
 Although the governments lease contained q renewal clause. it is never the policy of any of the de- partments in chief to retain posses sion as against sovereign state, and so it happened that General Ingalls, was told to secure bids for tcmpor- ary quarters in Phoenix or permanent quarters elsewhere.
 There are no available rooms in this city that would meet the re- quirements of the office. with vault room. blue print equipment and all the etcetcras. Tucson Prescott and Tempe submitted offers of fire proof buildings to be constructed according to the departments plans and speci- ficatiOns in return for which the gov ernmcnt was to take long term lease.
 It looked bad for Phoenix until the
  selves. and then a calm very soon settled upon the rufflcd waters, and the matter was speedily adjusted.
 The offices of the surveyor general are of growing importance and not only add prestige to the official life of the capital, but leaves large sum of money in the community during the course of year.
 Other government leases are eN- piring That on the second floor of the court house gave its last gasp on April 30th The board of super visors declined tO renew and hold that the renewal clause which ap pears in the lease is there without authority of the board. It has been held. however. that the United States cannot be dispossesscd, so the result in this case is in doubt. The su perior court is now in possession and unless an amicable working arrangement can be made with the government officials q clash is pOssi- ble when the United States district court attempts to resume it's sittings. This difficulty will also be at end
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
Here Is Foot Comfort

This is a broad claim to make, but the SehoII Foot Eazer" eases feet, provides absolute means of foot com fort.
 When the arch of the foot is not properly supported-and the modern shoe does not give this required sup port-the feet tire and ache and pain and become feverish and then there is a tWitching and a seeming strain on the limbs, and frequently a feeling of fatigue over the whole body.
 The arch of the foot, where the bOdy's weight is carried. needs a rest.
 THE SCHOLL "FOOT-EAZER" supports the arch or instep and takes away all muscular strain, equalizing the weight and bearing.
 Made of German Silver springs, leather covered. elf-adjusting to any foot Can be changed from one pair of shoes to another and can be worn with comfort by anyone.
 Women who do housework, or clerks in stores or offices, or anyone whose occupation requires them to do much standing or walking should buy a pair of "Foot Eazers" today.
 You cannot have restful feet until you do wear them.
 All sizes, for men and women Price s200 per pair.
 Endorsed by Physicians-by People who wear them. For sale by
 SHIRLEY & SHIRLEY.
 39 East Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
MARTIN NAMES
 ASSISTANTS
New President of Board of Trade Appoints Commit tees for the Year; Board Will Be Very Active During Term

The first official act of the new president of the board of trade is the appointment ot committees for the coming year.
 The lists with the name of the chairman quoted first follow:
 Finance-Dr Dennett II. B. Will kinson. Chas A Staufter.
 AdvcrtisinE-Ch A. St1uner, Vernon I. Clark. J. A Moore
 Rural Affairs-Jas $. Day, Foster Rockwell. w NJ. Costley, Jay D. Stannard.
 Civic Affairs-A l.. Moore, E. E. Marks. W. G Hartranft
 ENhibits-Foster Rockwell. Jas <. Day. A L. Moore.
 Hous,-J A Moore, Dr Jno. Den nett II A Diehl
 Industrcs-E T. Ceilings. $ II. Stewart. Ed O'Maucy.
 Lcgislation-Judge Kent. E. E. Marks. Geo r Bullard.
 Transportation-H E. Wilkinson. W. NJ. Costley. Gen. A. J. Sampson. AIines-S H. Stewart, Judge Kent, Ezra W. Thaycr.
 Reccption-Gon- 4 Sampson, E. P Conway, Judge Kent.
 Cooperatiou-B F Marks, E T. Ceilings, Jno. I. Ormc.
 Roads-Geo r. Bullard, ". M. Costley, Frank Luke.
 Auditor-S II. Stewart
 pr. Martin also appointed;
 Delegates to Valley association-Dr. Denneu, J. A. Moore, B. E. Marks, X L. Moore.
 Citizens committee on dccorItion- C. J. McEroy. Royal Lcscher L. II. Clvillc
 Citizens committee on entertain ment-Thc Mayor, President of Board of Trade and AI (. McDougall
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

R. $. Taylor and wife to Caroline Acuff deed to south half of lot ,, block 3. Evergreen place.
 Mary E. Leverich to John Mason Ross deed to northeast quarter, sec ton II, township north. range west.
 T. NJ Burroughs and wife to J. A. Mckenzie deed to lot 2S, block ?, Ev- ergreen heights
 Charles B Cri5mon and wife to Frank Crismon. deed to north l30 feet lot ,. blocg 49, Mesa.
 H. ". Cooper anu wife to Mrs. k. P Hickman. deed to lot Is. block 1, Marshalls subdivision of Neahrs.
 Peter Block and wife to Chaa. Hart
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

when the new federal building is oc- cupied
 The lease on the quarters now oc- cupied by the weather bureau will expire June 1st and those on tho postoffice building September 1st but no difficulty is apprehended in sc- curing as much time Us is necessary in these instances
 Speaking of the turkey trot and other malignant things in Washing ton. a contemporary ayers that there will be worse before long" Must think the next congress is going to be republican.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

John Jungcrman and wife to Com. Maricopa. decd to G. feet strip in northwest quarter section 3. township 1 south. range east.
 John T. Dunlap and wife 10 George k Copaon, deed to lot ,, block :, Nnahrs a,lIiti0n
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
CITY LIFE

T can't get much sleep these May mornings"
 Why not?"
 Well. besides a garage, there are several stables in the alley back of my house"
 "Ycs?"
 And as soon as the last joy rider gets in, the first milk wagon starts out"
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

The California Drug Clerks asso- citation enjoys the distinction of being the only pharmaceutical organization in the United States maintaining a sick and death benefit fund. The membership of the organization is rapidly increasing and it's treasury is one of the strongest on the Pacific coast
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

It's easy for a woman to manage d man-if she isn't married to him
 And many q candidate has lost his reputation in the political shuffle.
 One kind of a nature faker is a woman who uses wire rat in doing up her hair.
 Poverty is a crime only when you let the other fellow steal your op- portunities.
 Try a Republican Want Ad for reSultS .-t'
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

State Highway Commissioner Big clOw of Pennsylvania. states that it is his purpose to have the roads be- tween Harrisburg and Gettysburg completed before the fiftieth anniver sary of the battle, of Gettysburg in 1913. MT. Bigelow is one of the fore most good roads enthusiasts in the COuptrN
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

old age is always beautiful, but the costumes of certain elderly ia dles nowadays prove that it is d big contract for old age to make it's clothes look beautiful, too.-From Exchanges.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

If great catastrophes are punish ment inflicted on man for his sins, those Oklahoma tornadOes must be scourging the inhabitants for voting for Teddy.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

As reported by the Arizona Ab- stract 6, Title Co. 134 West Washington Street
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

He-I see there's a chance for the imposition of an income tax. Good thing, too.
 She-Yes, George And you must pay as big a tax as you can, dear. just to keep up appearances.-Cleve land Plain Dealer
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
THE BOOK AGENTS SUCCESSOR

The poor book agent plods no moro Among us city dwellcrs. We now have demonstrators for The Six-beSt- sellers.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

Mir. Taft might retaIiatc by turn ing Theodore's picture, which hangs ir the white house to the wall
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

Try Republican Want Ad for results
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

man, deed to lot 25, block 1, Evergreen heights
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-11
Camp CT Sens ef Veterans Organized.

Last Saturday evening In knights
Of Pythas hall. n camp Of Sons OF
Veterans was organized In this city.
The camp will be known M Miles
Camp. No. &. of the department OF
Colorado and Wyoming. Mr.. Stagncr
was elected commander OF the post
and Rufus Phillips. secretary. The
charter contained nearly fifty names
the middle OF the week and will be
held open until tonight. when II Is
expected that this number viii be
greatly Increased. A meeting will bc
held In Knights Of Pyihias hall to.
night at 1880 o'clock. at which time
n regular meeting night will bc So.
leeted. Arrangements will also be
completed for Memorial Day oxcr
ciscs. Delegates viii be sen, to
the q. A. Il. cncampmcnt ai Greeley.
and Indications point 10 this being
a very strong camp. All those who
are eligible are requested To attend
the meeting tonight. and enroll be.
fore the charter is closed.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-11
Ia Junta 0oostsr Abroad.

X. X. Stewart. general siorcsccp.
er for the Santa Fc at La Junta. was
IN Pueblo Wednesday. the guest of
his brothorin.law. Colonel pob HiR.
gins. OF the board Of county comma
sioners MIR Stewart In n pioneer In
the employ OF the Santa Fc and
has worked his way up 10 his prcscnt
responsible position from the bottom.
He thinks II II only n matter OF
timc till the shops at La Junts Will
be enlarged. and laughs At the talk
Of their being moved from there 10
Dodge City.-Pucblo Leader.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-11
Sons Of Veterans Have . Coed Time

Last Saturday evening Miles Camp.
No. Of the Sons OF Veterans. re-
Gently organized In this city. held =
pleasant social session at knights Of
Pythias hall. The camp started out
with hirty.thrcc names on the appli.
cation for . charter. and seven name :
were added NJ this meeting. After
the muster all members. including
the q. A.. r.. marched from knights
Of Pythins hall to Harmony Han.
where the relief corps served r..
froshmcnts. and also had n very
pleasant social hour singing and liz.
tsnink to impromptu speeches by
those present. Mr.. Mics. command.
er Of the q. A. X. post. and Mr..
StAxnrr. commander Ct the Sons Of
Veterans. being among ttc number
&. W. wonderly told Of how long Il
had seemed since they had camp
Of the Sons Of Veterans In La Junta.
and K. Phillips made a speech In
behalf OF the Sons thanking the Re-.
lief Corps for the good time they
had.
Tho Sons Of Veterans Of Miles
Camp. No. &. would like to have ali
sons Join them and help make this
one Of the best camps In the state.
Any brother will be only too glad 70
take In your application. The next
meeting Will b. held At Knights Of
Pythlas hall toulght.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-11
White Hope Jim Flynn In rewn.

Jim Flynn. hope Of the white race
In the coming pugilistic encounter
with Jack johnson, which is schedul.
ed to take place at Las Vegas on
July 4th, arrived in town Thursday
morning from Pueblo on No COS. a.
companied by his party Of four, which
included Jack Curley. manager OF
Flynn and promoter OF the champion
ship fight. II. W. I.aniean. a sporting
writer OF Hot Springs, Ark. and Al
Williams. Flynn's sparring parte e..
The party made Its headquarters at
the Pastime Billiard and Pool Parlor,
the proprietor OF which. Lee Gillen.
used to know Flynn when he was
Just a common ordinary fireman on
the d. 4 X. c., instead OF a white
hope, He has changed 80 much OF
late years. however. that Flynn had
to introduce himself to the proprie.
tor while playing a game OF pool
When the news was circulated abroad
that Flynn was In La Junta nearly
everybody in town went around to
the Pastime To take look at the
white hope and size him up. Flynn
was not In the least disturbed by
being the cynosure OF all eyes. and
seemed to enjoy It,
While at the Pastime. Flynn was
shaved by Il. J. Agee. who is n left
handed tonsorial artist Flynn re.
marked that 1t was the first time he
had ever experienced the sensation of
being shaved by a lcfthanded bar
Der and he hoped 1t would give him
luck. IL the experience proved to
be a hoodoo. however. he very EN-.
phatically threatened TO lick the
first left-handed barber he happened
TO run across after the fight Exit
Mr. Agee to the tall timber after
July ith. Adios.
MIR, Flynn is very confident as to
his ability To trim MIR. Johnson. and
says; I'm either lick the Niger or
die In the ring. You see it's like
this. I'm on my way TO Vegas To
trim q burrhead. and believe me II
Will take ths entire Kimberly output
~ kesv~S1h rocks after July tth.
I'm going after that Huge Ink With
chimes on this time. I look like q
bear. don't ~ Weigh 22i with all
this scenery on-and not a steak on
my ribs that I didn't acquire at the
table. There's whole lot OF rca.
sons why I'm going to ditch the Big
reason is that I'm better man.
This has been bad year for champs.
and Jack Johnson will be licked at
Vegas inside Of the next two months
Watch me trim the Big Smoke"
The prophecy looked good-while
you were respectfully listening to
the white hope ramble on, but there
are always two sides to an argu
ment-likewise a pugilistic encour L r.
We hope Jim wins-but We will be
from Missouri until after the Fourth
OF July anyway Mr. Flynn and his
party departed for Las Vegas on No
about the noon hour on Thursday.
where he has already inaugurGtcd Il
strenuous course Of training for the
pupillstic encounter on our national
birthday
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-11
Another Dope F'snd Kicks Bucket.

La Junta has achieved considerable
notoriety during the past two weeks
Of the genus homo known to fame as
dope ftcnds. Two OF the tribe came
to an untimely end In this city last
week within a period Of five short
days. The first was Jack Reming.
ton. the man Of many wives. who
died In the county Jail from starys-
ton and exhaustion through having
been deprived Of his regular daily
dope, and the second was J. H. Bun
nell, Jr.. of Brooklyn. N. Y. who was
taken off OF passenger train No. s
last Saturday morning, in a
comatose condition. and died at
the Valley Hospital about : o'clock
the same evening without regaining
consciousness.
Remington had been a fiend for
years, but Bunnell WAS evidently a
novice and died from an overdose
OF morphine taken with no intention
Of committing suicide. There were
no marks on his body to indicate
that he had reached the "hypo
stage" and he was = young man who
vas apparently In the best OF ply
sical condition and enjoying Eooi
health. He was about twenty-five
years OF age.
Among his effects was a railroad
ticket from Los Angeles TO his home
In Brooklyn. n. Y. and $1,000 In
cash. He left Los Angeles on April
3Oth. and had evidently laid over in
Albuquerque for a day. as two letters
were found on his person. written on
hotel stationery. and addressed ia
parties In Los Angeles. One Was to
. male friend and the other to Dear
Mabel" both Of whom had probably
participated with the deceased In
cocaine and iaudanum parties" In
the letter he puts them wise to
metAeA oe peeuq(Dg Sepe "mu' h
cheeDSs.s esWAsa In nerd OF n large
amount" he writes, u will be aSIe
y sscvrs u DscA ehsaos n Nev
v~t -ahaa - Ca sst y - L. AN:
selsa 0eet ne & 70 guarantee ex.
pssss chssges ana vtl ssnA you ss
vertA ~ expsess-much more than
yos can get In Los Angeles. Was
canned and must stay away from Cal
ifornia.'
Bunnell was q guest ~ an allege'
cocaine ard laudanum party In Los
Angeles which was broken up BY
the police. according OF = newspaper
clipping which WIS found among his
effects. They were surprised In q
room where the members Of the party
were passing the contraband goods
around like confections. The cocaine
was contained In a rubber bulb to
which WAS attached 4 tube with 4
hard rubb'r tip. Pressure upon tie
bulb caused finely ground co'aine
crystals to rise from the rubber tip
and the apparatus made the smiling
Of the drug very easy. Among the
contrabsnd goods gixsd was n pint
grape juice bottle half filled with
iaudanum.
Bunneirs body was shipped 10
Brooklyn. n. Y. last Monday night,
In compliance with telexraphic or.
dcrs received from his father. J. H.
Bunnell. who ,s NJ the head Of CON.
pany engaged In the manufacture OF
telegraph apparatus. and evidently n
man Of considerable prominence and
wealth.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-11

tceatiaus1 Oh Last Pase.l
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-02
Anti-Suffrage Movement
Having Some Trouble

lieving that it would bring them III
contact with eligible gentlemen and
would probably in the end lend them
from the state of single besendness
that they are now enjoying.
No permanent organization has yet
been formed, the same contention
breaking up each meeting in merry
row
Another secret political whisper
that the Appeal has overheard (but
not from the Capitol Building) is that
the unmarried ladies are massing
and bringing into their fold other
single ladies and hope by this means
to carry their plans at the next meet
ing The married ladies' cannot hope
to overcome this ruse as they will
not stand together. as each one is de-
termined to have the honor of the
highest Office and will take no other
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-02
REPORTED TROUBLE At
'-' ' | MOUND IIj'FT HOUSE ST QUARRY
Introduction of Cheap
Foreign Labor is Feared

WORD down from Mound House this morning
there probability OF labor strike the and
mill The people who lately bought the Adams and
Curry making ready lower OF
and place Italian and Greeks the roll instead of the
Americans who have been employed this While nothing
definite there is undoubtedly something the
wind and trouble be expected such undertaken
William Lindsey, who has of quarry his
position the first of the MONTH He has been of this
OF the industry and regarded by Governor
Adams OF the best employed the plant Lindsey
raised the Is this place which
is the highest maintained
America Should Greeks take his work that
there will be such showing as this
5 understood Lindsey got OF a He
formed the that he who
could understand orders English ahead
He when yesterday
trouble ahead and he hoped would
they have been the Adams administration
He stated that he
make plant advanced the
day the S57 lie had stated that long he
making money wanted his policy
OF Adams that made success OF the business.
1t is understood that the trouble originated the mill.
expert machine The
decided this
usedto o on a
general reduction both mill quarry if
o pass will probably Dad
With the taking hold OF the plant by the people
general belief that mill would follow that
everything Strengthened
foreign help.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-02

A short time ago the Appeal chron-
icled the fact that number of ladies
of this city had met and were to or
ganizc an Anti-Suffrage Society. At
the first meeting no permanent or
ganzation was prfccted, mainly on
account of there be clash as to the
permanent officials. and the meeting
was considerably like the Republican
convention, fight from start to fin
ish and almost broke up in row.
The leaders OF the movement arc
mostly matrons with small scatter
ing OF madens and the contention
was as to the Office holders. The
married ladies'. each and all desired
to hold the leading offices. mainly on
the point that it would grant to them
considerable social privileges not now
enjoyed. The single ladies wanted the
offices for other reasons, mainly be-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-02

Decorations have begun to appear
on { Street and many other signs are
now manifest that old Virginia Cny
is to celebrate this week. beginning
Wednesday night and lasting Two
days and three nights. Between 500
and 1000 extra lights III strings and
arches are now being installed be
tween the Cole Drug Store location
and Sutton Avenue. and it is hoped
to have them in commission to-mor-
row night and they will contiue to
illuminate the city throughout the
balance of the week.
The program for the celebration
viii open Wednesday night at Piper
Opera House, where the Citizen 5
Committee annoH pee the opening
dance OF the week At this occasion
the coronation exercises will occur
and Mis-, Bunnie Nulty crowned the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-02
Everything is Now Ready
For the Big Celebration

Queen OF the 1912 Festivities on the
COmStOck
An excellent program Of parades,
games, contests. etc, has been ar
ranged and being a varied one will
furnish plenty Of entertainment for
all who attend.
Visitors will be cared for and made
to feel the hospitality OF the Com
stock, with resting rooms, etc, for
the women and children
Virginia is doing its utmost to
make good in this celebration and
'frOm the program ARRANGED and the
interest being taken it is not likely
that any OF the many visitors will be
disappointed. The committees are
attending to every detail and invite
everybody to go to the COmstock
and have a good time on the Fourth
and Fifth of July
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-02
THE NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR
GIVEN THE NOMINATION TO-DAY
Wins Out After Battle of Forces

climbed over each other in their cX-
citcment. In spite of the strenuous
time OF a full week the delegates were
reused to the greatest enthusiasm
when it was realized that a progre>-
oive candidate had been selected 10
carry the Democratic banncer inlo
the fight this fall. The victory OF
the Bryan-Wilson forces over the
>tandpat and money trust was ST.
premc and was acknowledged from
one end OF the convention to the
other The New Yorker, mingled
with the Wilson men and there was
the usual amount OF congratulations:
and hand shaking while smiles were
everywhere in evidence. The real
love feast followed. 1t was impo,-
sible to restore order for the tim.
The selection of a running mate hal
TO be made and the Chairman was
busy knocking for order that tn
nominations might be made
Meet Tonight
Following the demon >tration alter
the nomination of Wilson it was
found impossible to call the convcn-
ton to order. \ motion to take 4
recess until 9 o'clock this evening
carried. when nominations for Vic,
President will be made There
seems to be no selection at this tim
and there is a general scramble t.
be in on this winning ticket. 1t is
likely that it will carry the convcr
ton we'll over into the night A
the platform will be adopted follow
ing the nomination OF a running mat
for Wilson. The platform is TIL
brOadeSt on progressive lines cVer
attempted by a convention and Wa>
the work mainly OF the members
with progressive ideas and work.
Bryan and other progressivcs insist
ed on the injection of mOderni,1n
and wide scope. 1t will be present
ed this evening and adopted without
hitch in the program.
The result is conceded as a great
Bryan victory and along the most
progressive lines St is now plainly
seen that Bryan's 'madness had an
incentive-progreS lie has prov
Ell himself a greater man than ever