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TIIE ARIZONA RJU'llliLIOAN: TUESDAY atOHNING, MAY 19, 1903.
TUG AR1Z0XA REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED BY THE
ARIZONA PUBLISHING CO.
GEO. W. VICKERS. Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Exclusive Morning Associated Press
Dispatches.
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The only battery of Linotypes In Ari
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street. Telephone No. 47.
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Arizona, as mail matter of the ee'cond
claims.
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UMONl.3.AGfL;
rHOEXlX, ARIZONA. MAY 1903.
The normon Scare.
Ti ere is a continued misunderstand
ing in the east cf. the situation in Ari
zona. Yesterday u marked copy of the
Warren (O.) Tribune in which atten
tion is called to the following- editorial
under the hoad of "Mormons to Cap
ture Arizona," was received at this
office:
'"The authorities of the Mormon
church are evidently planning to get
control of the politics of Arizona and
New Mexico by "the lime they are
ready for statehood. To accomplish
this they appear to be adopting the
plan of transplanting bright young
Mormon attorneys and politicians from
Utah to the territories that are now
fighting for admission to the union.
These young- men are expected to jump
Into public affairs and be ready to be
sent to Washington as senators and
representatives, and to take, posses
sion of the local offices. A clear case
in poir.t is the transfer from Richfield
to St. Johns, Ariz., of George II. Cros
by. David Udall, the president of the
St. John's stake, held out the allure
ments that there was not a Mormon
lawyer in the entire territory of Ari
zona; that he cculd start in as prose
cuting attorney of Apache county, and
that there was no limit to the bright
prospects ahead of him. Mr. Cro3by
announced his willingness to go."
We presume that this is a faint echo
of the Mormon scare which arose in
the United States senate in the course
of the statehood debate last winter. So
tar as we can gather from the editorial
the supposition that the Mormon
chunh intends to capture the terri
tory against its admission to state
hood by coljr.lzir.g- it with lawyers and
politicians rests on the proposed trans
plantation of Mr. Crosby. Whatever
alarm that may exist is somewhat
alleviated by the farther statement
that there is at the present time no
Mormon lawyer in the territory.
We do not think tht is so, though at
the moment we can recall no attorney
of the Mormon faith.
Until we have had confirmatory news
of the movement described by the
Tribune we must firmly decline to be
come panic stricken at the prospect of
Mormon political ascendency in this
territory.
Resurrection of Tombstone.
There is every prospect now that
Tombstone will enjoy all the prosperity
of its palmiest days without any of the
wildners and wooliness of that golden
period. The resurrection was appro
priately celebrated and the manner of
the celebration has been made known
to the advantage of the new town, in
the-cast where roughness or readiness
has not always been looked upon ask
ance. Of the celebration the New York
Commercial said: '
"Tombstone, Arizona, is a place with
a pa? I that is fitting for a town car
rying fuch a baptismal name. The citi
zens of that place hope it has a future,
too, but of late it hasn't had any "pres
ent." In fact, it was a dead town, and
Us cheerful name was an appropilato
tablet to its memory.
"Some enterprising railroad men
have built a railroad through there,
nnd that's what has given its citizens
a fair hope for the future. They pro
posed to celebrate the opening of the
road and their improved prospects, and
in a meeting' held Fome weeks ago the
date was discussed and the balance of
opinion favored Easter Sunday. There
were to be races and greased-pole
climbing and fireworks with other sim
ilar festivities; but some of the plous-ly-nrjlnded
of Tombstone didn't approve
of the day or the manner of celebrat
ing. The majority carried it3 point by
saying that nothing could be more
suitable for Easter Sunday than to
celebrate t'.ie resurrection from the
dead cf their city, and so the Easter
celebration took place In the manner
indicated.-'
Removal of the Roof.
Tho Young Men's Democratic club
appears. but only appear", to have been
hemmed in, repressed restrained end
otherwise hampered by the age limit.
Therefore at a meeting held the other
nisht there was done what is some
times done at poker tables, to meet the
demands of gentlemen of more than
average adventurous disposition; the
roo? was taken off. There 13 no sere
limit now. As a matter of fact what
ever limit there has been for years ex
isted only In the by-laws of that politi-
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Phoenix. Ariz.
cal institution. Any man not prevent
ed by senility from' walking to the
rooms of the club has been considered
eligibte to membership. The action c:
the club in this respect was therefore
a changing of the by-laws to make
them consonant with a long existing
fact. Now if the name should be
changed an objection to the organiza
tion would be partially met for It is an
undoubted fact that there are many
democrats to whom even the nam
by which the club has become so well
known is distasteful. There Is fre
quently much in a name.
The by-laws of the club were changed
in another respect imd it is thereby
shown that the result of the primaries
last fall and of the city election has
not been lost on the leaders cf the
club. By the change an officer of the
club ceases to be an officer when he
becomes a candidate for o;!lce. It had
long been a tenet of the club that no
man was rightfully entitled to consid
eration by the democratic party unless
he were a member of the club; that
only the worthiest members should be
come candidates end it happened nat
urally that the officers of the organiza
tion were chosen from the worthiest.
Experience has taught that too flosc
association with the club has not been
beneficial to the political ambition. So.
hereafter when a young democrat
comes before the people it is provided
that as much as possible of his past
shall be veiled; at least his connection
with the club shall not be obtrusive.
It is not apprehended that ths Pres
byterian General assembly shortly to
convene in Los Angeles will take any
action on the resolution which it was
sought to introduce into the Presbytery
here favoring the construction of the
San Carlos dam. Thi3 subject is so
far outside of the purview of that dig
nified and conservative body that the
consideration of it may be considered
utterly improbable. It happens though
that the representatives to the general
assembly from this territory are Dr.
Brockway and the Rev. Mr. Meeker,
both of Pinal county and it may be
understood that a failure of action by
the assembly on such a resolution will
be no fault of the delegates.
The action of the board of super
visors yesterday in ordering that the
county shall become a member of the
Water Users' association is significant
In that it shows a general falling in
with the movement for the building of
the Tonto P3Sin reservoir. Supervisor
Miller of the board has been until now
opposed to the signature of the articles.
He is is only one of many of the lead
ing farmers of the valley who within
the last week have agreed that nothing
else will so much conduce to. the pros
perity of the county. '
Colonel "Bill" Phclp3 of Missouri,
who was in the city yesterday, denies
with an earnestness which enforces
conviction that he has ever mixed him
self up with any kind -of baking pow
der. There is so much of an uncer
tainty about the constituent elements
of the best brands of baking powder
that the housewives of the country
must feel a sense of gratitude to Col
onel Hill for not having further com
plicated the compound.
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Famous Old Yacht.
Th? famous old yacht America has
sailed her last cruise. She will soon b?
broken up. The boat is no longer sea
worthy and is in danger of sinking any
time at her moorings in the Mystic
river. Despite the fact that the yacht
is housed over, with a keeper in charge,
time has done its inevitable work of
destruction.
The America is owned by Congress
man Butler Ames, who inherited her
from his father-in-law, the late Ben
jamin F. Butler. General Butler last
had he yacht In commission ' in days
when the Defender drove a sqlke Into
the cup. She was then in a leaky
Amrs
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W. J. Washburn
T. E. Newlin ....
J. (J. Mossin ....
W. J. Dora n
T. W. Phelps ...
C. M. Wood
President
....Vice President
Vice President
Vice President
....Vice President
Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
W. F. Botsfcrd. IL E. Huntington.
M. J. Connell, J. A. Muir, Epos Ran
dolph, W. J. Washburn, HomerLau?;'!
lin. Walter S. Newhall. T. E. New!'-:.
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Tho simplicity with which the
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pot session of a new feature
found in no other player the
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421 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
siat?. Congressman Ames will break
her up and distribute pieces as souven
irs to yachtsmen nil o,vcr tho country.
It may truly bo said that if th Amer
ica had not been built and p;on across
the Atlantic to wrest the "blue ribbon
of the sens" from the citi kerjack
yachtsmen of the other side there
would today be no Reli.inco making
ready to defend the America's cup.
Tho stanch little craft brought tK;
coveted cup to those shores and lifteJ
it Into the position of an international
trophy. Thi3 v. as in 187.1. and for half
a century the wonderful boat did duty
fis sturdily and as proudly as any other
yacht that sailed.
The America crossed to Fi ance in 1
days, and was refitted, for greater se
crecy in Havre. Her speed having been
noted. It was Impossible to arrange for
her any match races. In the regatta
off Cowes which she finally entered, IS
yachts took part, ranging from the cut
ter Aurora of 47 to ' to a great three
masted schooner of 323 tons.
There was no time allowance. The
course was around the Lsla of Wight, a
treacherous lane of flawy winds and
Intricate, fierce tides. It took the victor
nearly 11 hours to sail over it. Th'.
Aurora enme in second. The America
lost her jibtops.ill early !n the racc.
The America was designed and bui!t
early in IS.'l by members of the New
York Yacht club. She made her great
race off Cowes In the following August
and at once jumped into world-wide
prominence. The cup won was valued
at 100 guineas and was given to com
memorate the world's fair at that time.
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' U, S. -Gcmcmsnt Bonds 2.000,000.00
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electric lines to the beachis. Elevator, bill service, Suites with Laths. We cater
to tho Arizona trade. ALEXANDER & HOI.AM'. l'roprs.
The Palace Cafe and Restaurant
Opposite the N;ideau Hotel.
ARIZONIANS' HEADQUARTERS
Concerts every day from 12 to t.SO.from G to ::?.0, and from S to 12 nightly.
Rest kitchen in connection. Imported and di-inestio beers on draught.
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1 hrlng'i'Ut in gala .it tire for the Ftir.mer rcastm. It wii' be miii,jf;td by tic
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126 WEST FIRST STREET
Remodeled and newly furnished.
hotel. Rates iOc up. European plan.
' . . LEWIS GRANT. Proprietor.
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HOTEL BROADWAYWs.a;
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612
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Very central, light airy rooms. 50 cents
, , v... e" . ., " r ....
or montii.
roof garden.
Community kitchen and
liooms Fircle or Fn Snite Home Phono 24'l
With or Without Private Bntbs Hnnet Phone
Krne Public Hatha Brown 10w2
Hot water all tbe time
HOTEL JOHNSON
1J3 K.J'ourtb St.. one door Kkh( of Wontjiiiuster
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Newly furnished sunny rooms, with
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billiard room, croquet grounds and tent
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Six d lys later fhe w on another mem
orable race. In the years following shv
was rebuilt no les than reven time:!,
sailing in 10 races of national minor
events.
Tim America changed hands several
times, ;ind was finally purchased for
?.".,OO0 by General Butler, who used her
as a pleasure raft until his death. She
has always bee:i rcen on tho cruises of
the New York Yacht club, and was in
New York bay during the international
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1 building1 and furniture; all outside
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Phone 2603.
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Opposite Chamber of Commerce.
Levy's Dining Parlors
Thoroughly modern, centrally loea'.r
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111 W. Third St. 2G3 S. Main.
Los Anpreles. Cal.
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An elejvintly furnished family hotel.
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PREF-ERRED LIST.
The purpose of this column Is to supply the Arizona public with the name
arid addresses of thoroughly reliable Los Angeles establishments. The list will
b" found particularly valuable to those vis:tf: g the Coast. In dealing with Re
publican advertisers be sure to tdl them wluro you saw the advertisement. They
will nppreciute it and so will The Republican.
regal shoes by Maw. f Janiss Jcnes Co. Brass Works
J::.75 PER PAIR. CARRIAGE CHARGES I , Teli phonf Main !:-. Los Anrfcs. Cal.
PUFPAID. .HI different fittings, Vri ' ELECTRIC RAILROAD P.RASS SCP
styles. Self-mens'irrment blanks and 1 1 K-s- Lrass steam fittings, bras
Spring catalogue free upon request.
Los Angeles Store, 2Zi V. Third St.
A. S. VANDEGRIFT. Manager.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLKMBNTS.
AKN'OTT & COMPANY. Los Angeles,
Cal. Vehicles. Farm M-xehlnc-ry. Mail
orders solicitod. Write for catalogue.
BUILDIN3 AND LOAN ASS'NS.
State Mutual Building and Loan Asso
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CARPETS AND KUOS.
T. B! LLINGTON Cf).. 212-."?I4 S. Broad-
way. Curtains, draperies. China and Ja-
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Hummel Hros. & Cr., B 0-1 IS E. Second
St. Carefullv seleeteri help.
MBS. I!. S. II AW LB V". 'S1 S. Broadway.
Special attention to Arizona orders.
FORTIN & HAWKINS
The Los Angeles Employment
Hustlers.
Large gangs a specialty. Both phones
Main 419. 104-106 N. Los Angeles st.
MACHINERY, JSNOINKS. ETC.
WLSTEBN IRON WORKS, 90S-9'J8 N.
Main St.. rnanufact'rs crude oil engines
and pumps. Complete irrigating plants.
Vl.LCAN IRON WORKS.
917-919 N.
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attention given to all special brass work.
Bra s and bronze castings. BUYERS OF
SCRAP BRASS and COPPER.
PATENTS
PATENTS. Copyrights, trade-marks.
Labels. 1. S. and Foreisri-.. Infringement
suits prosecuted and defended. TownsnJ
tiros.. Bradbury blk.. Los Angeles. Cal.
I PATENTS Hazard gz llarpham. Imh
J Angeles. Send lor free book' on patents.
POULTRY SUPPLIES
..r.v G 77771 777"
, lll"N u ALUEl.Ss. ..la S. Main bt.
''ar?' poultry supply i-ouse in u.
hend for free catalogue.
SANATORIUM S
PRIVATE HOME for ladies dunntr con
finement. Best of care. Bonies found for
children. Mrs. Dr. C. E. Smith, TSl Belle
vue Ave.
BALLAK1) PULMONARY SANATORIUM,
Pu'adfciiH, :1 , Ir. W. H. Ballard, Mitdicul
Pirccior. Write for Booklet.
BARRELS AND TANKS.
Log Angele Cooperage t'o. Tants, barrels
and keg. Write lor prices.
OPTICAL GOODS
ADOLF FRESE
Eyeglasses, Optical Goods ar.d
Draughtsmen and Surveyor's Supplies.
Manufacturer :iru! imnorter T.r An-
t 1 . . I inrt l- t .- c c ......
IS V-.ll., SSIJI1US ill. OliUSCI.
(Tel. Main 10(2. Home Tel. 1012.
Money to Loan at Low Rates
For building or on improved city prop
erty or in good outside towns.
JtSI WHAT Oil WAMI
Now plan of payment. Interest de
creases if you pay. Our loans are mail's
anl are paid off fame as with a bank,
only you pay monthly. You do not ma
ture stork to pay off a loan as in other
bu:idinir and lonn associations. A lxr
rower can pay off a loan any time with
out notice, penalty or forfeiture. If you
want a l-an chll oh or write our agents,
K. K. P.ASCOK. Phoenix.
J. KltNKST WALKER. Phoenix, or
MARTIXDALB HORXK & CO.,
Prescott. or
A. OKP1LA or WILLIS P. HAYN'ES.
Tucson.
State Mutiia! Bulldins & Loan Association
I
C. J. W.Di:, See.. 141 S. Broadway.
Los Angeles. Cal.
SYCAMORE GROVE
NURSERIES
Office, 440 S. Broadway,
Los Angeles,
Cal.
Largest stock of trees in the West.
Eucalyptus, Acacias, Peppers, Cypress,
etc.. Palms, shrubs and fruit trees of
every description. Catalogues free.
i Special attention given to Arizona
i orders.
Agclc, Col.
largest iuauuraciurers 01
and retail.
and Yards:
General offices: Nos. 601,
San Pedro and Wilming
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Augmented. The
old and many new
Wonderful, delightful and exclusive natural