The oasis. [volume], October 14, 1905, Image 10

About The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920

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mt Dic uii sri Invited.
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tin- t i j t r xpi'.--rii a v. i Hi !-!,"
to no t in j'int ddmte linn. J. F.
Wilson, one of tbe fortf m .-t op
ponents of annexation if
Mexico to create tlie state of Ari
zona, and to present to the people
at several points mentioned, the
arguments that may he advanced
upon both sides of the issue.
In accordance with willingness
therein expressed the editor, two
days later. addressed Colonel Wil
son a letter of which the following
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InleriKitioihil direct 0;jpo.itc Ih'tml.
Yaqui Scare Near Home.
.ti o dicer were dven a nLdit
riiie Monday night on account of a
Lo
v 1 i panic stricken
" n i i . i a ..
M
ex ican. w.'io
U'oiiirnt to i?ro Manco the news!
j that a band of Yaquis were on the
Arizona ride of the line and travel
i ing in that direction. Word was
! at once sent to Sheriff Fowler here!
and e r gt a n t 0 1 d sand U u he B u r -I
nett of the Rangers and Deputy
; Sheriff Doak quickly saddled their
horses and left for the scene at
Tl 1 1 1 1 11 i u) t A rrii-iniY .it P.k.i T..l
is a copv, and is now respectful v : i, ,. ',-. .
. , 1 j lev canyon 1 uesuay morning they
Hon-. J. Frank Wiuho.v, j nfteen l apago Indians, who were
Pkkcott, Akizona. I returning to their reservation near
My Dar sm: I have taken the Tucson, after attending the fiesta
libertv of sending vou copies ot Ike in i. r ,, r,; ,,, i ,.
Oasis; containing editorial comment Jt t ;Ma-,'Lil1t ia; HP"ted at
upon a recent article upon the MueH not being able to get enough aqui
tion of statehood for Arizona, recently j scalps to make bridles for their
appearing over your own signature-in j animals, they returned to Nogales
the Douglas and Jh&boe newspapers, ; Tuesday e jc-ht
ami a communication from one of the) " - k 0 '
most prominent citizens of Santa Cruz j
county, both ot whieii take ground con
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G
ardiner
Woitlien
i doss Co.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS.
Mining and General Machinery.
Air Pipe a Specialty. Eh ctric Blasting Machines.
Lubrication Oils and Paints Snel! and Pierce Bicycles.
anx URAL mise
ASi) mitl, surilies. Tucson, Arizona.
THE BEST MADE ON EARTH. v Q WCO
Mitm SOW,
ERMOSILLO BEER.
A Correction.
trarv to vour own. 1 he Oasis lias also
published a strong article upon the I
.same subject from the pen of lion. I).
. Chalmers, who was speaker of the
House in the Nineteenth Legislative j
Assembly of -Arizona, and whose Ieni-j
ocracy is unquestioned, in 'which the!
gentleman pronounces boldly for!
jointure with New Mexico. My own j
private correspondence with such
sterling Democrats as Doctor Mark j
Ilodaers, of Tucson, Hon. A. C. Baker, j
of Phoenix, who was Chief Justice of j
Arizona under the second Cleveland ad- i
ministration, demonstrates that the
-sentiment against jointure is not so
unanimous in Arizona as has been
represented. Judsre liaker has writ
ten me a letter in which he says he
has recently visited a number of counties
and he finds everywhere a strong and
growing- sentiment for the proposed
jointure : and I have letters to the same
effect from many counties in Arizona.
In studying this question of statehood
for Arizona, including the counties of!
New Mexico, I find there is a great deal
to be said in favor of aeeeptanee of the!
proposition. What the people of Ari-j
zona most need is; self government, and j
lam prepared to demonstrate at any j
time or in any place that they will have j
in the proposed union w ith New Mexico !
in statehood, t lie full measure of self-j
government, which they do not at all I
possess under a territorial form of gov-1
eminent. Audi am further prepared
to demonstrate that it would be for the j
best interests of Arizona to accept the. i
Hamilton bill, frame a state constitu-1
tioi under its provirdons, and .become a '
soverign state m the Cnion. ;
Now I would like to discuss these I
propositions with you before the people
of Arizona, and I would suggest that we j
might arrange for a series of joint dis-1
cushions, at some half dozen of the
principal places, sav l'rescott, i'hoenix, j
Tucson, Pou-idas. Uisb.'e and Nogales, I
meiuiing aiso sucn uiiier places as you
may suggest.
Trusting I may receive a favorable
reply, I am, Ke.-peetlull v vours,
Al.LEN T. lilliD.
P. S. I would like to suggest that if
acceptable to you the proposed series of
discussions shall take plac in the latter
part of November or earlv in December.
A. T. 1).
Last week in mentioning the
divorce case of Mi, and Mrs. Oscar
Gebier, in which the lady was
granted separation from her hus
band, The Oasis made the state
ment that certain charges had
been filed against Mrs. Gebier by
Air bfih ii tneb einti.hnTif k !
of record as that referred to as
having been filed by Mr. Gebier.
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Tom Agnew) will be very much
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brother, K. C. Egnew of Fairplay,
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