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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08

Power county owes its life to the great
river that irrigates its acres and pro-
Vides its motive energy at American
Falls. The Minidoka tract with its
million of wealth and its thousands Of
homes, is a child Of the great waterway.
Cassia county takes much of its sus-
tenancy from the Snake river. In
Twin Falls, Lincoln and GoOding coun-
ties half a million acres are made to
blossom by the water of the mighty
Snake, while the power plants at the
Thousand springs and ShOshone and
Salmon falls furnish the motive power
Emore, Owyhee Ada, Canyon and
Washington counties all take toll
from the snake in the form of water
for irrigation and power. The Malad
Swan Falls and Oxbow power plant
yield more electric energy than can be
utilized at present
notwithstanding all this develop
ment, the Snake river is able to more
than double its potential value to the
STATE many eACelleIll pO"tI SUES div
undeveloped. More acres may be irri-
gated. Federal government surveys
have demonstrated the feasibility Of
diverting the waters of the Salmon
into the Snake river which would fur
nish enormous power. 1t has also been
shown that approximately 100000
horsepower might be developed on
the Snake by means of dams between
Huntington and Lewiston. The Snake
is too generous with It's power already.
IT leads the way in industry develop
ment, as in irrigation With such an
asset, there is no reason why Idaho
should not gain the formost place in
industry, horticulture and agriculture"
A. Easton, lot block %, Wardner,
500.
Mrs. Cora DGXon to j. C, Young,
deed, town property, Mulan. $4,000.
Mrs. Cora Daxon to ]. c. Young,
deed, lot II block 49, MuIlan, $4,000.
Mrs. Cora c. Daxon to ]. c. Young,
deed, lots 12-14 block Is, Wallace
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08

And in accordance with law so many
shares Of each parcel of said stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the
office of the secretary, suite 5, post
office building, Wallace, Idaho, on the
18th day of March, 1915, at 1880 o'clock
D. m, to pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with the costs
Of advertising and expenses of sale.
ED c. YOUNG,
Secretary King Of Pine Creek Mining
Company, Limited, Wallace, Idaho.
Feb. -Mar11.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08
Notice Of Postponement.

BY order of the directors of the
above company the sale of delinquent
stock mentioned in said notice has
been postponed to and will be held
upon the 9th day of April 1915, at 1880
o'clock p. M, at the office of Walter H.
Hanson in the Post Office Block, at
wallace, Idaho.
ED C. YOUNG, Secretary.
April Sit. A%
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08
Notice of Postponsment.

BY resolution Of the board of direct
ors Of the above company passed at a
special meeting thereof on March g.,
1915, the above sale is continued to
and will be held at the same place on
the End day of April, 1915, at 1880
o'clock p. m.
ED. C. YOUNG,
Secretary, King Of Pine Creek Mining
Company Limited, Wallace, Idaho.
M11-A1-4t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS

Office and principal place of business
OF the King OF Pine Creek Mining
Company, Limited, Wallace, Idaho
February &c. 1915
Notice is hereby given that there is
delinquent upon the following describ-
ed stock on Gccount of assessment
OF two mills CD mills per share,
levied on the 9Th day of January, 1915,
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders
as follows to wit.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08
M11-A8-5t
NOTICE..
Nav Concern .

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that Lake d.
Wolfard, Horace Comegys and Ralph
Comegys. owners of undivided inter-
ests in the Virginia lode mining claim.
situated in Beaver mining district
county OF Shoshone, Idaho, Will not
nor will either Of them be responsible
for any debts or obligations however
incurred by Patrick Burke, or his as
signs, or by any person or corporation
whatever, for any work done upon, or
for any machinery or supplies furnish
ed for or used upon said Virginia lode
mining claim, or for any contract,
debt, lien or obligation made or incur
red in respect to said lode mining
claim.
Dated this 2Sth day Of August, A. d
1918.
LAKE D. WOLFARD,
HORACE COMEGYS,
RALPH COMEGYS.
Sent Afr
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08

The value of the gold produced in
the United States to the beginning OF
this year is estimated by the geologi-
cal survey at $3.549.799,OOO, and that
of silver at s 1,7G9517,6O0.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08

The government of Natal his engag-
ed a Kentucky expert to improve the
quality of native tobacco and foster
the industry generally.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08
Giant Reptile 100000 Years Old.
Scientific American }

Between seven and ten million years
AFRO. In what il ,nnup ,s tho b,,,,ssi,.
., 49,, H.,
'"'' >''''V' '''''''''iH' one iei"'S VI
"hlHh' the Stegosauriuae' or plated liz
ards is perhaps the most fantastic and
curious in all natural history The
most perfect and complete fossilized
skeleton Of the genus stegosaurus, a
smaller branch of this remarkable
family group. is on exhibition in the
new building Of the United States Ma
lional museum at Washington, lust as
ii was found and dug out of the sand
stone rock. Near 1T hand is IA natural
size and very lifelike restoration in
papiemache, 50 weird and m9nstrOus
in appearance as TO give one the hor-
rors.
Found in coIorado
p,cI, h, r,, ,,r,. o.,,,,. H., -,
|,vorld mi, or,,..r,l,,,,., ,i,,..I m.
|n,nnst.r dr,or, i, ~, ,.o,.,,,., -. ,,
lena Irnitod S,,to. :, ,,,,, J., 49,. a..
aostar, sIona of tho D.,o,,,. ,,,,,a,o,
| llhonqh nj tina, th,,o tho ,,,,,,otn,
Lana MOI avfst I1o r,o,rod oho,+ T., 4ho
,,arsb md s,.or,n 1,,a, 80 .,,. ,oot,,,
feeding on the tropical grasses and
plants, the fossil remains Of which are
found buried with his skeleton. The
specimen mentioned above comes from
quarry No. l, in Fremont county, near
Canyon City, Col, where 1t was found
~ Mr.. NJ, p Felch in 1885. Brief arti-
cles concerning 1t were written from
time to time, but it was not assem-
bled and mounted until two years ago
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08

Sweden is now making about 5000.
600 matches a day, exporting approx
mately 2,Oe4QOO,0OO boxes year.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08
Science and Politics.

The secretary of the interior under
stands these things better. : scIcn.
tifc man would never dream of con-
verting a chemical discovery into po-
!litical capital. Now that the secretary
has shown how the Rittman process Of
increasing the yield Of gasoline may
become means of thwarting the dew
itry of Standard Oil, he will know how
Ia chemical formula may be miracu-
lousy transformed into a battle cry Of
freedom from trust control, how poll
tics and science may be united, and
how the millions we need for research
may be obtained.
Back of Secretary Lanes public an
nouncement turks the spirit of anita
Onism against large corporations that
has animated the present administra-
ton. We had thought that the fangs
Of the Standard Oil had been drawn
long ago and that it had been reduced
to thirty three harmless parts. We
had thought that the only marked de-
velOpment in petroleum refining Of re-
cent years-the Burton process of
cracking-was development of the
alone In the face - the well-known
state of the art" as patent lawyers
term it, Secretary Lane makes the alb
surd statement that for some time the
Standard Oil company through the
great amount of money at its COM
mand, through its employment of ex-
pert chemists, and through its ex-
elusive organization, has had a big ad-
vantage over the independents in the
production of gasoline, this company
having a patented process that OBJ
amount of gasoline from a given guam
lity Of petroleum as the Independents
now obtain This, we presume, is a
valid reference to the Burton process,
which, we repeat, was developed by
the Standard Oil Company of Indiana
alone. "There are two or three other
large corporations" continues Secre-
tary Lane, that have an efficient pro-
2ess for the manufacture of gasoline,
but the Independents as a whole have
never been able to approach the re-
suits obtained by the Standard Oil
company. Now the federal govern
ment, through the efforts Of DR.. Ritz
man, proposes to make free, for the
use of all Of the people of this country
who wish 1t, process that is conf
IDENTIFY expected to increase their yields
Of gasoline from crude petroleum fully
200 per cent and perhaps more"
Premature Publicity.
The publicity methods which have
been adopted by Secretary Lane must
be offensive to every real scientific
man. DR.. Rittmans process is still In
the laboratory stage. 1t is contrary
to the unwritten code Of scientific
ethics to exploit an undeveloped in
vention in this cheap promoter fashion.
When it is considered that many
thousands of dollars must still be ex-
pended to ascertain whether or not
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-08
The Chemist as Crust Buster"
(Seientific American)

In the report of the Bureau of Mines.
Director Holmes made a stirring ap-
peal for government aid in behalf of
industrial research He pointed out
that the department of agriculture
spent about as much for printing and
binding alone as the bureau of mines
for research, and this despite the fact
that untold millions could be added to
the country's wealth if the government
scientists were given the opportunity.
Although he did not say 50. he prob
ably despaired of interesting our popu-
listic congressman in his plans, appar-
emily because farmers, having votes.
may ask congress for anything and
obtain it, and because mines are owned
by capitalists who are not in high
favor just now. Being a mere scientist
he did not understand how these prob
lens should be attacked. Instead Of
talking economics ana conversation he
should have talked trusts" and "op-
preston"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
Find note BOOK
0f ONE Of CREW
IN SUBMARINE
No Information About Cause Of
Accident Expected ii Relic
Picked Up ID "a

among other palmetto relics t0tInd
ii the interior Of the raised su5rias
rine FL yesterday was note book
NeItIEiIk - me q fhe sEIeN lt N1S
tiIf11I btef f6 he nec|.| naval board
b I14 O. become part q TIE ID
16sti 1tiof 1kta What Il contains
vas not made bubIie but t j. Sc.
Hetod 16I e have any data Which
l1ieht throw irore Aisht "a tie ereI.
dent - TIE PTS men are bFIIete1
u h4te did very soon AFTER ne e.
t&SlrothE % that ! whites record
such Is ks made 81 TIE ctfi;Insnser
e i 1611.I6se submafi1e which 6lIlk
/ ~ teets ago, would not have been
FHai IS sssn iaeniI1Sd 8 fss rs
mans 81 g 1ofSe r. Ashcroft Runners
mate. wa Be sem to Los Ant1lss Iof
61Ii1I Ms m0fk ef. Mis- slpft 3. ABB
tf6tt q 1911 Newton strest thsl city.
81. sen notified Ct tie bo1yS i1ert
ttItn Ashcroft hta1es are 70 be
a ICED q j cotlIn 6nd Shipped - stl
|I<ktiStt ana kiIence to Los II soIes
Were they WI BE lowered into kheif
NAL re1fI|& rI6te
o. beng Shown al Ass6cIated
Press ltsftleh IRON NtslI'H sfo1 &
tie sIItt( that the relorz g t1e board
q I1f'.'r/ 81 lle win The nay g.
ts1ir1tnI n d'o tes Sefi61t Ne ss6k
~ besl discoRefed = ~ re lsll[
stt1r9flLleA LieNt 6llrer
naval C,nsffiictof, Nho devised &c
to1tQe1s which tiisc1 s. &
last night he could not bcliepe a1s
inch report has been made ~
can't i0r q moment helleHt m
bt11l made such report about tlle
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
LABOR ORGANIZES IS
ON TRIAL FOR ASSAULT

Trial Of the case q James P. Cur
ran. an alleged labor union organizer.
who is charged with naslng assault.
ed i structural iron worker named
James Terry h Hotel street. near
Bethel, the night Of August Z. was
begun in Circuit Judge Ashlord,s
court this morning
Actbrding 70 the prosecution. Il IS
6IIesbd that cdfran came here 70
organize structural iron workers
1nson He = said b have asked Ter
~ to i6in. and tie hitter refused a
rev NIGHTS Inter Terry was struck and
lnocfed down outside ol ! local sa-
loon. Two persons Who testified to-
day alleEed that Cuftan struck the
blow The trial win Be continnel 70.
morrow nofninE
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HOPE IOF|ND COMMERCIAL Uses
ORKUKUINUIS AND KIANE BEANS

RnN material from Hawaii, inci0d.
ins kiawe beans. honey and wax, kl[ltni
nuts and tamarihds, IS to be expert
inented with in the East 70 ascertain
70 what extent they may be developed
into products 81 commercial value.
When Marshal Jerome J. Smiddy
went to Samoa in the steamer Ventura
last Jufs. Ne met Nome lsaacs pfesi.
dent 81 The Union caseine Company Of
PiiladeIphIa and connected with at
least Is different eastern concerns
which manuiactnre breakfast foods,
leather goods and sundfy other ar
tlelek which are u daily use
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TWO BODIES ARE
FOUND BUT NOT
YET IDENTIFIED
( continued from page one,

iftons,,,,aa fr,,, -, -,
- 49, - 49,
- - $3.50 &.
t4ke io1t 6.S q t1t NfockSke 6TtWANt
-, e. s,,s>l,s - $ ....
~ = : q -, =. \
~ es' y. ~ = 's.,l9 ple2-
~ " q attff7ofl.
2 aees 9 g RPss,ele mere TOY -
poess g peEI.9ns q bodies.
t''s. - < ,l %: leel'k.nraltqA q sex-
:. =, ~ , 2 ,e.Snsezs q ne crew g pc
]. 80
tn1IIitK Board O. Meet - ~
6'tlotk Ilis siierkoap e. ~.
E.,l board q naval Inquiry WIIi helb
[(6Ihet lneet.<k a ne havel sfSti5h
Allen street oD''osile tke nav
Ntc'. this 1leeti1S tie results 81
the itkI 3 b6lfs N1Ik VII De H11,'
over ana 'tcotr6fat< H ne rc.,rr'
Which win be jtsIe I6 1hf navy a.
.fIIieIt y! WIFI ~ lon. tI,e botI|
es ee1 'sstr'e,f fez.' - -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

Suit for s., coo, 900 against the Hunt
er Arms Co, Of Fulton. n z. was
started at 0swego, N. Y, by Walter
a4ensey 81 New York, who claiIns that
he lost the amount when the COM
ranv refused to sssil him the plant. IN
accordance with the agreement
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DIVIDENDS FOR
AUGUST EXCEED
{l,OOO,00OMARk

~ .''.,.. q e.s1 ~ 8. ~
st..' s.2e4s, @''a e.esse - <s.. !. Il !
e 'p w.. 81 1870 ~ es. 9. ~ 9 sa ~.
t.21t 1t,'.'es g sAset teses Ps,lo
.'.. '' &. .S 8. ;s s' y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

IN. isaacs vas on his way to AsIs-
tralia and View zealand In search 81
raw Materials, he told the marsaa1
He declared that these raw mstalials
were not pientlful IN the states and
that i was his idea to search else
where for them.
As . result Of several c6nversatiohs
between here and Samoa, Marslitl
smiddy IS now preparing samples u
Hawaiian honey. knl<ui nuts from
windward Oahu. and kiawe beans
which he Bill slip to Nj. Isaac's labo-
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Be Il resolved 81 the Board Of su.
p6ffisofs Of the City and goQnfy Of
Hon6Id1u T6ffitofy Of Hawaii that
The SIM OF Fourteen Hundred Fifty
Dollars f$1450 .00), be and the same
are hereby appropriated ont Of the
Permanent Improvement Fund of the
Treasury for the following purpose. to
Wit.
Construction Of Bridge at Wailele,
KaHhi Valley. $3.50 90.
Presented by.
ROBERT ". SINGLE.
Supervisor.
Date Of lntroeuction Honolulu.
August 81, 1916.
At regular adjourned meeting OF
the Board Of Supervisors Of the city
and County Of Honolulu, held Tues
day. August 81. 1916. the foregoir .
Resolution was passed on First Rear.
ing and ordered to print on the fol-
lowing vote Of said board:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold, H0Ilingef, H0r.
ner. Larsen. Logan. Single Total z.
Noes: None
3. BUFFANDEAJF,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6257 Sept. 1, 3.
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Proposals for materials and snp-
plies VIII Be received & fhc office az
the B0drd al aarhof Commissioners.
Honolulu. 2 III. Until Zen (Iol o'clock
4. n. Thursday. 8eplenbet 3 1873
Hank forms may Be obtained upon
application 1t tie office.
CaABLE5 r E0RIES.
Chairman. Beard 81 Elrb6r Comm's.
eioners. Honolulu. sept. 4 1915
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sY AuThpalTY.


--------<-
lAN ORDINANCES 70 AMEND oRDl.
NANCE no. Is or THE cry AND
COUNTY Of HONOLITIU EN-
TITLED IAN ORDINANCES PRO.
vIDING FOR TAKING. MANIAC.
ING AND MAINTENANCE BY THE
CITY AND COUNTY or HONOfIk
Ii or THE WATER WORKS AND
SEWER WORKS or HONOLIITH.
FOR THE ORGANIZATION or.
THE SANE. PROVIDING REGUl.k
TONS FOR THE MANAGING AND
NAINTFNANcF Or SAID WORKS.
AND PROVIDING PENALTIES
FOR THE VIOLATION or SUCH
RFGUL ATI0Ns.
BE II Ordained by the PsopIe Of the
city ana Comfy 81 Honolulu.
IS Section section : q chabttr
/ Comfy 81 F|666lnlh IS hereby amend,
| ~ r. s. Is r5,f = f6llo&s
Is 8.I,Sh (,k1krsI MknS3ement.
THE entire e1SIt6| 81 the Water and
sewer Ds,,s IS ...Snft &I&|I s. under +
oS| ri iISSSrsr. subject IS tie ii.
Ss,|s<';s - - ~, =, - -
s.,rf O. s-Si 49, - S5SiI "a -.
7.](ssl =. a, .. 49,. ~ $500 - 49,
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The ri sn6lIpn 81 Charles Ciafk IS
road supervisor was not handed IA
CIIt Eh1'1eef Wlitsh61ss last NIGHT
rs was expected Whitehouso said t5-
1et that Clark was willing 70 resiEn
II asked 10 do So There may 81 two
SIDES 10 ne question, said MI White
I11sc md + there are we ought to
knew them
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Two men were killed and six In
jured by an explosion at the Turtle
Creek Pa plant OF tic Westinghouse
Electric Co
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| VESSELS 10 AND
FROM THE ISL ANpS
Especial MIteIsss s. merchsnt,'
Exchanged

Venetia for San Diego.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed August 81;
S. S. Manoas for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sailed August 81;
$50 D. M S. s. Ventura for Ho-
nolulu. ~
Japan Arrived AUGUST 80, s. S: City
Of Hankow from Honolul1 August 4 !.
JAPAN Arrived August 30, S. s. Tes
lena from Honolulu August Q.
Radionrarn
II. S. a. T. SHERMAN will srriye
rom Manila Friday = noon.
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Henclulu August u. 1876.
RESOLUTIONS NO. 90.

49, - -. -
Be it Resolved by the Board of Sn
pervisors Of the City and County 81
1Honolnlu. Territofy of Hawaii, thai
the sum of Twelve Hundred and Fifty
Dollars ($1258.909 be and the same 4
hereby appropriated out of all moneys
In the Water Works Fund Of tina Treas
ury for an account known as MAIN
nance and Upkeep. =. -
Presented by - -: ..2@sg
: q 4 !. W. LARSEN,
~ = Supervised =,
Honolulu. August ~. 1915. =
Approved this goth day OF Aug q
4. d, 1918, s; -. j.. -. -. =
JOHN c. LANE
Mayor. q ID County Of Homo
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REsoLUTioN NO. 90.

Belt Resolved By the Board Of SD.
pef1isors Of the city and County 81
Honolulu, Tsrritcry Of Hawaii. that
the sum Of One Thousand Dollars
fS10DOe01 be and the same Is hereby
appropriated out Of ell moneys IN the
Sewer Works Fund Of the Treasury
FOR 90 account known as Maintenance
and Upkeep.
Presented By
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{ At q regular adjousled meeting OF
the Board Of Supervisors IF the City
aid County OF Honlg;A, held Tuesday.
August 81. 1915. the foregoing bin was
1assed second reading and ordered to
Print on the following vote Of said
board.
! Ases:: AHA, Arnold. Hollinger, Hor.
ner, larsen Logan, Single. Total 4.
Noes: None.
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y. BUFfANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
Sept. !, 2,3. 6257-3t
Arizona republican., 1915-07-19
THE CITY MANAGER

Mir Richard Childs, writing in the National Municipal Review on the city manager. holds out definite hope for this interesting experiment in city administration.
 The commission manager plans has been taken up already by twenty-five cities and towns and five states now have optional laws permitting cities to adopt the machinery. But the country is not so much interested in the growth of the idea at this time as it is in the results obtained and the dangers that have been exposed by tine experiments. Speaking in the terms of efficiency. the newer plan compares most favorably with the fi
 nancial showing made under the old government Operating expenses in Dayton in 1914 were $77,709 over the year before, but the commission manager regime gave s14O.O0O worth of new services, without taking into consideration that the old government had used SS0O.O0O of a flood preven- tion bond issue for ordinary operat- ing expenses. Tn the first year Springfield. C.. saved s5O000 a float ing debt of $100,000 was wiped off the slate the street cleaning depart ment enlarged it's activities by 9 per cent, and garbage collection was extended to all houses. In LaGrande. |, ore, the town warrants had dcpre- Ciated to such an extent that the banks refused to take them under any consideration. In the first year
 s35.000 was cleared away in the first four months of 1915. Tn Manistee the new government saved S2O,00O from a budget of $104,000, spent $1.200 in repairing a sewer. after it had prac- tically been decided to have an sS0
 000 bond issue to build an entirely new sewer. In Taylor, Tex. q 15 per cent better showing was made. and Cadillac, Mich, saved 13 per cent. Tn no instance was there a failure to register some encouraging increase in efficiency.
 But this does not mean that the commission manager plan is solidly placed as yet. There are many VeX- ing details unsettled which can be exaggerated into mountains. What is to be the relation between the mana '
Arizona republican., 1915-07-19
Where the People
 May Have Hearing
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE

To the Editor of the Republican. Sir:
 Arizona is taking the lead of all the states in progressive legislation.
 She quarantines at her borders all
 cattle-and others afflicted with the foot or mouth disease, or both. IL is
 sad Co think that eN-Secretary Bryan ion his homeward journey will be in ftercepted and turned back at the
 Needlcr because he has the mouth Idisease.'s
 After reading the above clipping from the Los Angeles Times" we are glad it gives Arizona credit for
 something out of the sarcasm of
 Arizona quarantine it gives us an
 opportunity to mention one state de
 partment here. creditahlc for it's eff lficiency and results We have com
 mented on our legislators, pro and
 con. criticized some of our state of ficers beyond the pint measure Let us nov rise up and take notice that the present stringent quarantine standard ss set up by our state san itary beard has been beneficial. not only in reputation but in dollars and
 cents. This credit is due to Sam. | B. Bradner and Dr. Severn. Our re- cent cattle shipments have gone through to Kansas City without question and the returns have been good for the stockmen. The utmost vigilance has been exercised by these officers in their duties. I may be mistaken but I am under the i'm pression that no shipment has been condemned from Arizona. On ac- count of the border state of Mexico and it's IaX:ty now in such matters there, toothoId could have been gained to such an extent that it would have taken more than year | to wipe out this disease. When credit is due public men. let us be quicker to give them credit-critlclsm always seems to come easier.
 I do not know that either Mr. Bradner or pr. Severn would accept the contract of isolating EX-Sccy. "Skeered" Bryan. or of attempting to cure his mouth disease MT. Bry- an has had it since twenty years l of age Don't try to attempt it, pr, | Severn. the voting people know Bry- Ian, the free. but not the brave, know his ailment: they will prescribe a big dose of mo" that will have an effect That may cure his foot
 disease"-he surely will not run again.
 FAY