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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1302.
THE ARIZON A REPUBLICAN.
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PHOENIX. ARIZONA. JAN. 7. 1902.
The Denver Republican is one of the
ablest advocates of the development of
the irrigation industry
ABT'SR OF
THE WEST.
along practical lines. It
favors appropriations by
congress for the re-
clamatlon of
the arid lands in all
cases where appropriations can be ob
tainedbut it objects to the hair
brained scheme of turning the business
of irrigation over to the government'
that is, it opposes the idea, o surren
dering the entire irrigation system of
the west and the control and distribu
tion of the water to department clerks
who never saw an irrigation ditch.
That paper has repeatedly pointed out
that .many of the leaders in the na
tional irrigation propaganda have been
so busy calling for "appropriations"
that thoy have never stopped to figure
out a jrai tical system for carrying such
cpproprlations into effect. Their ne
bulous programme appears to be com
plete control of the whole business by
the- government when it is clear to
every sane person that it would be im
possible for national legislation to sup
plant the local laws and regulations and
vested rights in the various irrigated
communities of the west.
Our Denver cont?mporary now di
rects attention to another feature of
the campaign that is being carried on
by the people referred to their defama
tion of western people in order to give
strength to their contention that tha
povernmenfs clerks at Washington are
alone able to settle problems which
have engaged the attention of intelli
gent men in the west f-r a generation.
Says that paper:
One of the worst features of the war
fare waged by a small group of men in
Washington in favor of national and
i gninPt state control of irrigation is the
wholesale abuse of the people and the
states of the far west. Thse men have
caused articles tc be published in east
ern papers representing that the states
and territories in the arid region can
not be trustol with the control of irri
gation within their own limits, and that
the national government must on this
account take hold.
For Instance. It was represented a
short time ago in an article on this sub
jec t. published In New York, that J4.000
would secure a majority vote for any
measure in the legislature of Arizona.
With equal severity the legislature of
Montana was denounced In the same
article.
No one can claim that the govern
ments of these states are perfect. We
see adequate illustration of the con
trary in our own state. As an example
of freakiness the present legislature of
'olorado is something to be deplored.
Rut these west3rn legislatures are no
worse than the legislative bodies of
states In the east and the middle west,
and the governments are certainly as
honest as those of eastern states.
However men may differ on this
phase of the subject, there should be
no difference in opinion concerning the
greater knowledge of western legisla
tures compared with congress in respect
to irrigation. No one In his sober sense
will say that western men are less in
telligent than men of the same class in
the east, and they certainly have a
IS 1H ilK
From many diseases. Children
who are well nourished success
fully resist disease to which an
ill - nourished child succumbs.
Your child has enough food.
Does the food make flesh? If
not there is something wrong
with the stomach and other or
gans of digestion and nutrition.
That wrong can be quickly
righted by the use of
DR. PIERCE'S
GOLDEN HEDICJU. DISCOVERY.
In ninety-eight cases out of
every hundred it completely cures
indigestion and other diseases of
the digestive and nutritive sys
tem in both young and old. You
can consult Dr. Pierce by letter
free. Ad- rZn dress Dr. R. V.
Pierce, VJ Buffalo, N. Y.
FEEEI
Pr. Pierce
Medical Advis
er, paper cov
ers, ts sent on receipt
of 21 cents to pay cost
of mailing only.
Addrcu Dr. Fierce, as above.
"s .1
better opportunity to study Irrigation
and its methods. There is not the least
doubt that they can legislate upon It in
a far more intelligent way than mem
bers of congress who derive all their
Ideas concerning irrigation from the re
ports of government agents and offi
cials, the knowledge of the arid region
possessed by some of whom is confined
to whnt they have gleaned in the
course of visits to this part of the
country.
It Is remarkable that it has been im
possible for some of the most promi
nent national irrlgationists to advocate
their policy without misrepresenting
the facts. Slander of our people has in
jured the west Immeasurably in the
eyes of the east, but the evil has not
stopped there. The development of the
nrid regions through construction of
reservoli-s by private capital has been
retarded to an Incalculable extent by
the assertion, repeated, parrot-lik?,
over and over again, that "water stor
age by private capital won't pay." It
is safe to say that not one man in a
hundred of those who so glibly repeat
this statement knows anything of the
facts. The assertion, repeated with so
much assurance, that money invested
in storage enterprises never has paid
and never will pay has done more to
prevent the investment of capital In
such projects than all other causes
combined.
The truth Is, the foundation for such
statements is of the most flimsy char
acter imaginable. In reality there have
been extremely few storage enterprises
inaugurated in this country, all tc-Ul.
Most of these were not baaed on ac
curate knowledge of the water supply.
Some were not in competent hands at
any stage. Ail, without exectption. w.-r?
in regions the least promising, viewed
in the light of present knowledge of
reservoir sites, water supply and the
land most available. Nearly all were
projected for lands privately owned in
immense areas and held at such exor
bitant figures that they were not set
tled and made productive In time to
overcome accumulated fixed charges.
No reservoirs hava bc-en constructed in
recent years. Still, some of th? very
enterprises uton which the over
zealous shouters against private capital
predicate their assertions are now pay
ing handsomely.
So far as the Salt River valley is con
cerned, the failure to achieve storage
before this time is altogether due to
men who have advertised the false
statement from one end of the land to
the other that '"no privately owned
reservoir will pay," and such men are
the most dangerous enemies that lhi;J
valley has today.
MRS. E. B. GAGE
The news of the doath of Mrs. Maria
Oage, wife of Mr. E. 15. Oage, at San
Francisco yesterday, will cause the
mcst sincere sorrow throughout Ari
zona. To a vast number of our citizens
the passing away of this estimable wo
man will be as a personal bereavement.
so universally was she esteemed. From
the early days of Tombstone, when E.
E. Gage first became one of the prin
cipal factors in the development of that
great camp as well as the territory,
down to the present, Mrs. Cage's lovely
character, bright intellect and en
nobling influence have created an ever
widening circle of loving friends. Her
devotion to the highest ideals of wo
manhood, her warm hearted charity,
her intellectual leadership, her queenly
hospitality, will long be remembered.
Phoenix, which she visited to often,
and Prescott. where she lived' in later
years, have never suffered such a dis
tinct loss from the social circle.
Her husband. Mr. E. IS. Gage, has but
just emerged from a serious illness, and
to him, as one of the best beloved citi
zens of the territory, it is no exaggera
tion to say that the hearts of all our
people will go out in tender sympathy.
The latest "version" of the scriptures,
put forth by Chicago translators ?x
. tracts from which were
KEff given in these columns
VERSION o short time since con
NOT tinues to call out the
WANTED. adverse criticism of
bible students as well as
lay readers. The Northwestern Chris
tian Advocate handles the new work in
this severe fashion:
These so-called modern bibles are
helpful as commentaries to the average
readers, but as substitutes for the ver
sion which the people are wont to ac
cept as the holy scriptures no one of
them has yet justified such a place. It
is almost Inconceivable that men should
expect some of these to be considered
seriously as the bible. If such render
ings are continued to lie presented to
the bible-reading and bible-loving
world, every man who has ability to
write and may be unsatisfied with the
bible or with the versions which have
already appeared may produce a bible
in his own language and present as
good a claim for its acceptance as those
which preceded It. To impress the world
as a divine book the dignity of the lan
guage or the bible must be maintained,
and in this respect no improvement can
be made upon that cf the King James
version, which has ben prat tic-ally the
making of the English language, ex
cept in the substitution of words which
may be understood in the language of
today for obsolete words, and the cor
rection of such renderings as the re
visions of the original texts may show
to have been erroneously translated.
Such translations as these modern
bibles can never write themselves uiion
the. hearts and into the lives of people
as the old version has done. Even the
breaking up of the bible Into verses,
while it has in some instances kept the
reader from obtaining the most perfect
understanding of the thought of the
passages, has had its advantage in its
convenience for the memorizing ot
scripture. It will be well if in the re
vising the scriptures the vers form
should be retained, with such modifica
tion as will clearly bring out the sense
and yet make it easy for the reader to
commit to memory those passages
which, being brought oft to remem
brance, have comforted and inspired
them.
During the year just closed the min
ing industries of the United States
added $1,650,000,000 to
WHAT THE the wealth of the na
MIN'ES tion. This large sum in-
Y1EL.DED. dudes only the raw pro
ducts from the mine and
mill, and not the finished forms into
which they are worked, and in which
their selling values were Increased
many times. In audition to this must
be mentioned $15.000.(WO In metals,
gold, silver, copper and lead produced
by our smelting and rc-flnlng works
from ores Imported into this country,
chiefly from Mexico and British Colum
bia. In almost every department of the
mining industry there has been in ll'Ol
a substantial gain over l:oo, establish
ing a new record.
Our output of gold in 1&0I reaches a
total cf about $.s3.(H.o.cOc, or some 45, out). -(00
more than in the previous year. Tha
mines of Cripple Creek and other cani:3
in Colorado, of the I'la k Hills in South
Dakota, of California. Oregon, Arizona
and irev Mexiio, all contributed their
share, outside of 'ripple Creek the
largest contributions to this gold came
from the fur north, from Cupe Nome,
from the American Yukon and from
! laglas Island, on the Alaskan coast,
wheie ere now the largt-st gold l;;im3
in I'm? world.
fc'ilver. wbii h has ceased to be a
metal of absorbing intere:-t. is still a
metal of conrldorable importance, and
our 'mines in li01 produced some titi,
000,000 ounces of the white metal, be
sides which we smelted 45.000.000 ounces
more from Mexican and Canadian ores.
By far the greater part of this was ab
sorbed in tile manufactures and the
arts, while nearly all the rest was tak
en'up by the far east, whre India and
China still absorb the metal wilii ap
parently undiminished preference
for it.
In copper the I'nited St lies has l:ng
led tile world, producing from ."i to ;u
pc-r e.it of the total supply. Our p;o
duction of this metal in piiil reaches a
total of ein.ono.ft.i0 pounds. To this total
the old mines of Michigan and the new
er ones of Montana and Arizona were
the chief contributors, while smaller
quantities caloe from I'tah. Colorado,
California and ei niont. The produc
tion showed very little change from
that of ll'OO, presenting an exception to
the other metals in that respect.
Of fithe-r metals the miners and smelt
ers of the I'nited States in 1101 turned
out iSO.Of'O tons of lead and MO.MiO tins
of zinc-, all of which found ready sale.
Of minor metals there were 27.000
flasks each holding seventy-six
pounds of quicksilver. g.GOO.OOO pounds
of aluminum. 3.notoc?o pounds of anti
mony and a long list of smaller pro
ducts. The iron output has gone far ahead
of all records, reaching a total of 15.
G00.000 tons of pig iron. This is 1.800.000
tons more than lftOO. and as much as
was made by Germany and Great Brit
ain put together.
The value of William Marconi, the in
ventor of wireless telegraphy, as a
great public attraction has not es
caped the manager of a lecture bu
reau. The inventor has received an
offttr of $1,000 a lecture for twelve to
be delivered by him in the L'nited
States. In dec-lining the offer Mr.
Marconi said that his hopes and am
bitions soar beyond lecturing at even
$1,000 a night. He is at present neg
lecting short distance wireless tele
graphy, in which money can be made
immediately, for the purpose of de
veloping transatlantic work, and he
says he has not time to put Into any
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There is nothing like Scott's
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But notice! that for rickets,
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Scott's Emulsion has a direct
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nnjro talking t!r;n Is i-Jiiliilil mr-
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A Mi; -hit? j n wnni;. n has jiist b,r,n
raarrle'I to the. spirit of a man who has
bfen ilad for several years. She flays
that slip is satisfied wirTi ho:- husband,
and the dispatch :in:uun in the faet
relitea that the woman took 'her
rpirit husband home to a house she had
i repaivd for him." It is certain that
t n is; odd husband -will never remark
that ho would likf to have Fome of
the pies his mother used to make.
The secretary of agriculture thinks
that within a f e w yea rs Porto H ieo
could be made to produce half the
coffee uspd in the L'niLd States, which
is a billicm pounds a year, valued at
S70.0f0.000. And he believes the ether
hail" could be obtained in Hawaii and
the Philippines. ur new possessions
ar? a subject of great interest to th"
:ipi icultural department.
i 'olorado, Nevada and California
have no repi etcntation on the com
mittee on mines and mining in the
present house of representatives. Del
egate Smith is a member of the com
mittee. TO CUHE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Promo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. K. W. CJrove's sig
nature is on each box. 2Sc.
A NEW VF.AU'S HYMN.
ITere brought by Thee! So blest am I.
WhateVr the future be.
Whether griefs or passions lie
l:otvp"n the end and me.
However long the way I go.
Whether joys 1 meet or ndss
Whether sins or tears
He who my backward path did know
Knowcth my future years.
Thou knowest man! So in repose
I walk rny way of life
1 'nfalterlng, though sometimes I lose
Thy f ico amidst its strife.
Thou knowest; and Thine eyes can see
However mine grow blind or dim;
However d;:rk are mine
To future sights. Thou bringest me
To them the way is Thine.
Thine own! To me though givest this;
To know that each year past
Hath brought me nearer that which. is
To be my lot at last.
And when, as face to face I meet
The end which Thou hast long or
dained And hid from human sight
Through all life's days Thou ledst my
lead them through the night!
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MR. LOWS PROMISES KEPT.
Seth IVv has not betrayed his ante
election professions: on the contrary,
h? has abided by them with rare fidelity.
Thi? is the best possible assurance that
he will continue faithful to the end.
making New York city an example to
all cities of the wisdom of governing
munlcipvil communities without sub
r:rviency to national party organiza
tions. Poston Herald.
It is Id that Sampson may never
leave hi:- r.'.cni again. What shall it
profit a man if he loops all the prize
money and thereby loses his health?
Havana
tflSllS
Agts-234 w- ZlTA.a
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South fcyprnie htreet
Roses, Redcndo Carnations
(4eady for t I pplnji
l,r-t-tr,i,4 OrcJerH
KODAKS
Photo Supplies, Albums and
Calendars
Something: new Just the thing for a Chrintmas gift
DEVELOPING. PItlNTINO A.N'U ENLARGING.
Special attention given to Mail Orders.
Howland c5c C3o.
213 South Broadway. Ios Angelf.
Springs
r.lOKNINn VS. AFTKIiNOON PAFKH
And now it's the Pronklyn Ragle thr t
gives us th' "old song and dance reci
tal, to the effect that the reading peo
ple of America are fast 'cnv.ing to read
evening newspapers exclusively."
WJ:?re beide3 in its inner consciou:
l.pfs docs the Eagle find warrant f:;r
such an assertion? It is in flagrant
i ' i nt rad Jet ion of the statistics gathered
by exjwrt, for the national census, for
newspaper directory publishers. et
And It Is absurd on Its face. About ID
per cent of the newspaper circulation
cf the metropolis in in the morning. One
of the leading morning dailies has
doubled its circulation .ten times in less
than five years. Has any evening pa
per doubled once? The morning issues
do as much advertising business in one
day an all of the evening issues do in
a mcnth. An old and shrewd retired
Journalist of New York said last month
that if there had been any change in
relative growth In circulation and busi
ness i was in favor of the morning
papers. The most conclusive proof that
the evening paper has a narrow sphere.
Is but a makeshift, is to be round in the
perpetual bragging on themselves in
dulged by editors of twilight publica
tions. Success does not vaunt itself.
Nowhere is the super-eminence of
morning journalism so distinct as in
the grea t cities London, Paris. New
York. Chicago and the rest. Chatta
nooga Times.
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THE LIVE DRUGGISTS
PHOENIX. ARIZONA.
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MONEY
to Bu:ld or Buy a Home, or
Pay Off a Loan?
Investigate the New Loan
Plan of the Phoenix Build
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Money on Hand. Lowest Interest
Repaid in Small Installments.
R. H. BREENE
No. 21 North Fint Avx.
R-I-P-VN'S
I awoke in the night
about t .vo o'clock and found
that something I had eaten
was fermenting on the
stomach. I took two Ripans
Tabules and had no fur
ther trouble.
At druggists.
The Five-Cent packet is enough for
on ordinary occasion. The family
bottle, (.0 cents, contains a supply
for a year.
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CASTLE CREEK
Mot Springs.
YAVAPAI COUNTT. ARIZ.
"Season of 1901-1962 now
open: New buildings Just
completed: More rooms with
bath: all rooms heated by
hot water system when re
quired; electric lighting of
buildings and grounds.
High standard of excellence
in all features strictly main
tained. Descriptive pamph
let on application to L.. II.
Landi.. Pass. Airt. S. F. P.
& I'. R'y Co., Phoenix Ari
zona, or to
C. M. COLHOUK, Mgr.
HOT BPniNOS. ARIZ.
PHOENIX BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY
B Bs Your Bread
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atable? Is It whoiesoine,
nourishing, strengthening? It
will be all of these and more,
too. If you get it from the
Phoenix Bakery and Confec
tionery. Ed. Eisele
Proprietor
Established 1881
'Phone 891
AMBROSE CORRAL,
J. W. Ambrose, Prop.,
Cor. First Avenue and Monroe Si
Does a
GENERAL LIVERY AND CORRAL
Business.
BUCKEYE STAGE
Leaves
Commercial Corral
About G:30 a. m.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
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set the L-s Angele.
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Successors tm Gillette & Co.
Mnnfartn'ers unrt Wholesale
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Western Electric & Machine Company
Consulting and Contract-
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Gth rnl SnpilM and
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iitiniats furnlhe1 on
l.Kh!iDg awl Power
rVnnt'.
334 S. Kiln St.,
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Im
PHOENIX FOUNDRY
& MACHINE WORKS
Machinery, Supplies,
Castings, Repairs,
Etc., Etc.
25 lo 33 North Second Street
A Neat Shirt Front Attracts Attention.
One inn", is otutrwie. mtracu t eution
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Shir Front atiractiv-, h veil aa iliarn
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Arizona taundry, Cor1,&,:,",
Telephone 391
The
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Company
WHOLESALE AND KCTAIL
DEALS BS IN
General
Merchandise
Prescott, Arlsona
We carry full lines of
everything. We have a
big Btore. We do a big
"business, but can do
more j
W hen in prescott it will pleaie vu lo
hare Ton call and get acquainted
The Model
Grocery. .
Always ready to serve
lHcile with the btst the
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kct affords. Everything
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Av'hen in trouble give us a
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Opposite from Adams
Hotel
i FOR RENT
i Furnished rooms J10 to J15 per month,
i Two-story furnished house. First
j avenue, 525 per month.
' Two-story unfurnished house, Wash
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POR SALE
Brick cottage. Third avenue, $750.
Two-story brick house. "Washington
street. SOO.
10V4-acre chicken ranch, house, shade
trees. 1 mile north Capito 1 grounds,
1200.
S acres two miles east city hall, $400.
Blacksmith shop. $600.
W. J. MURPHY, O'Neill Blk.
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All makes of Film in stock.
Out of town orders given
prompt attention.
Mansfield -Rhodes Wheel
Company
Telephone ISadn
1771
80-S2 W." Washington St.
KEEP
YOUR
FRIEDMAN, ThTpAWNBROKER,
who can help you in time of need, and
you can always findi him at 41 North
Center, where he is open for any fair
deal, and has bargains for everyone
in unredeemed pledges, such as
watches, diamonds, shotguns, rifles and
revolvers.
Arizona ' Loan Office
41 North Center Strext. Near Hotel Adami.
Gordon & Smitfaline
Brick
Manufacturers
Common Press and Stock
Brick
South Third Street. Telephone SOS
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