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ew in
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
A MINE JUMPER JAILED.
Sent to Jail by a No.
tary for Contempt.
SEQUEL OF AN ATTEMPT TO
JUMP THE FAISON MINE.

~ and la familiar with court pro-
cedure. He claims that he was noti-
| fed Monday To appear here and give
his deposition In this case which had
been continued for the term, lie asked
| for a postponcmcnt until Friday or
| Saturday but his request was not
granted. He therefore refused to give
| his deposition questioning the right
of the notary TO compel him to do SO.
ms he Is resident of this county and
has been for three years. Mr.. Cavaney
stated that he had not employed an at
torncy since this question came up but
that as soon as Judge Davis returned.
he would consult counsel and ask for q
writ of habeas corpus or take any 9th
er measures that his counsel advised
Mr. Cavcney says he has no other
property In Arizona although he has
claims In New Mexico and Colorado
He did not care to discuss the merits of
his case but preferred to leave the mat
ter to the court
IT seems that Cavcney and others,
some time ago jumped the valuable
Faison group OF mines In the silver
Bell district on pretcnse that the
assessment work had not been done
The belief Is strong that Cavency wns
a mere stool pigeon or hired man in
this enterprise II is no secret that
mine jumping Is made an industry by
some people known to reside in this
vicinity The suit against Faison. Ran
dolph and Manning was brought by
Cavency for himself No lawyer II
a. -
with IT. AS set forth above. Caveney
was subpoened and would not answer
questions and 1t seems that his en-
ployers or pals are disposed to aban
don him to his fate
General l.. II Manning was seen BY
n Citizen reporter today We said that
he did not care To try the ease in the
newspapers, but, said he, Il Will say
this much. The assessment work on
the Faison mine was properly perform
ed The attempt 10 jump the mine was
pure blackmaIlng as those engaged in
the job doubtless knew well that tho
assessment work had been done and
that our title to the property wal
clear And In this connection let me
say that in my opinion II Is high time
that this community got rid OF black
mailers, We all know that a lot OF
scoundrels. adventurers and hired rob
bers are generally hoyering around
mining communities to try and extort
tribute from the owners nf property
and this community has been no ex-
ception. But what is not SO well
known ls that some men who make a
pretense OF respectability and a show
of being engaged In legitimate bust
ness. are often the hackers. grub
stakers and general employers OF the
professional mine jumpers These fell
lows are a positive injury TO any com
munity. and In my opinion they should
be exposed and their nefarious prac-
| ticcs laid bare IN the community.
The interesting feature OF the case
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
Many Measures
To Suppress Anarchy

WASHINGTON. Dec, 4-Senator
Burrows today INTRODUCED bill TO
Provide for the Exclusion and Depor-
tation OF Alien Anarchists.
The bill proves machinery for bet
ter immigration inspection and de
eiares 'fhat the fact OF an alien having
det Jared his intention 10 become citi
zen Of the United States constitutes no
bar 10 proceedings against him under
this act.
Mc(,omas OF Maryland gave notice
that he would address the Senate at its
next session concerning assaults upon
the President and the deportation Of
anarchists
Mr. Vest of Missouri offered a reso
luton proposing an inquiry by the
Committee OF Judiciary as 10 the pow
ers OF Congress to deal with anarchy,
To suppress the teaching Of anarchy.
and 10 provide penal colony for con
victed anarchists.
The resolutions and anarchist
measure by Mr., McComas are on the
senate table open to early debate.
Mr. Ttiimau of South Carolina dis
tnssed the resolution admitting free
OF duty foreign exhibits to the Charles
town Exposition
Al 10 p. IN. on motion of cuilom
the Senate went into executive session
and at =: - adjourned
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
NICARAGUAN
ROUTE
Is STRONGLY
RECOMMENDED.
Cost of the Enterprise
is Estimated. The
Question is Now
Up to Congress.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 4.--The report
OF the isthmian canal commission wAa
sent to Congress today.
The commission az anticipated sey-
cral weeks ago fayors the NicaraguAu
route and makes an estimate OF $lSss~
SGi .0G2 as the total cost OF eonstrucftOfs
OF the canal through Nicaragua
The report concludes as follows.
After considering all the facts develop
ed by Investigations made by the com
mission the actual condition as II now
stands. and having considered the
terms offered by the new Panama Ca
nal Company this commission Is Of the
opinion that the most practicable and
feasible route for canal to be under
the control management and owner
ship Of the United States Ii thnt
known as the Nicaragua route.
Leaders OF House and Senate have
not reached any agreement as 10 canal
legislation. though the House tfil-.
doubtedly will take the initiative with
the Hepburn bill Of the last session.
This bill NAV be changed slightly from
the form in which 1t passed last win
ter owing to the new estimate as 10
The cost Of the Nicaragua canal. but
any measure adopted will be apprOxi~
mately the same. 4
The ship subsidy bin was largely re-
sponsible in the last Congress for tha
failure of canal bill to reach vote
in the Senate. new ship subsidy bill
viii he brought forward this winter b.
Senators Frye and Hanna and two
courses can be considered In the prob
able handling of the measure. Allowing
that the new Hay Pauncef0te treaty
will lie ratified promptly, which 10 gem
orally believed thus disposinx Of tha
objections of some to canal iaktHln-
ton Ii may he considered desirable to
pass a canal bin before Christmas ael
ar To get II out of the way. or it mAy
be held and used as a club by tho At11Ss
sidy advocates later In the nesztons
There are those who are predictin&
that there viii be no conclusive nan4k
legislation this winter. but IL III dfl
cult to adopt this view In the f&G4 M
the apparently unanimous sentinesxt O&
all members OF Congress now 0a tfeE
ground in favor of the Immediate con
truction of a canal.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04

IL the action of Notary Public Tussing
in sending Caveney To jail for con-
tempt The case Is Identical with that
of Wilson vs. Murphy Vickers. ct al
Senator Ives as attorney for Wilson
caused Justice Gray OF Phoenix to Is
sue subpoenas to Governor Murphy
and ex-Auditor Vickers to appear In
court and give testimony, Murphy and
Vickers refused to obey the subpoena.
The Phoenix Republican. Vickers' pa
per printed this statement from Judge
Gray
When | issued summons for Cover
nor Murphy and Doc Vickers to ap-
per before me to testify in the Wilson
Vickers case. ! knew | had no au-
thority TO issue them. did not expect
the parties TO obey them ard sent
them verbal messages they need not
do 30
II seems that the Phoenix Justice
and the Tucson Notary have conflict
ing ideas OF their powers and duties
II would be interesting To know what
Murphy and Vickers would do II No
tary possessed OF the backbone of
Tussing should issue subpoena
for them.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04

The committal TO the Pima County
iail for Is days for contempt OF court
of ], b. Caveney by Notary Public
Wiley Tussing reveals an interesting
suit at law and displays an interesting
power OF modest official
There In now pending In the District
Court n suit entitled J. II. Cavancy,
plalntiff va. l.. H. Manning, Epes Ran
dolph and N. w. Faison. defendants.
The Notary Public In his commit
ment of of Cavaney explains that the
defendants In the above entitled action
lodged with him on the 22nd Of No
yember a notice to ]. II. Cavaney. the
plaiutlff. that his deposition would be
taken before me. Wiley E Tussing.
a Notary Public In and for Pima Coun-
ty" on the Goth day OF November That
IA such Notary Public he issued sub
poena requiring Cavancy to appear at
his Office and then and there TESTIFY
and give his evidence and deposition In
the said cause" That the subpoena
WAS duly served by the sheriff on the
23rd of November: that Cavaney ala
wholly fail to appear before me at The
time and place aforesaid for the pur-
nose aforesaid" That he issued an at
tachmcnt to the sheriff commanding
him 10 attach Cavaney ''as such de
faulting witness and bring him to my
ONCE on Tuesday the Bird day Of De
cember." That the attachment was
served by Deputy Constable Frazer
and that he did produce the body OF
Caveney and the said J. u. CaVeney
did then and there refuse TO be sworn
and give his deposition as by law III
such cases he was required to do II
was therefore considered that CaVaney
"is In contempt and II Is therefore or
dered that he the said ,. Is Caveney
he and he Is for said contempt fined IN
the sum OF twenty-five dollars and 1t
Is further ordered that he. the said j.
u. Caveney so In contempt as afore-
said be imprisoned In the county jail
OF Pima County. Arizona Territory, AT
Tucson, Arizona. for the term OF fifteen
days unless he sooner consent to APP
pear before me and give his deposition
as In the manner required by said Cub
poena 40 served upon him as aforesaid
and pay the fine herein imposeo.
Here is the order given to thesheriff:
You are hereby commanded 70 receive
the body of J. II. Cayeney the default
ing witness named In the foregoing
order. into your custody and him
safely 10 keep In the Jail of said Pima
County, at the city Of Tucson. Ari-
zOna, for the term OF fifteen days. un-
less he he sooner legally discharged,
Tucson, Ariz.. Dec. 2, 1901.
WILEY +. TUSSlNG
Notary Public, Pima County Arizona.
MIR. Caveney Is now in jail He was
seen there today by representative OF
The Citizen and stated that he came
TO Pima County about three years ago
from Colorado where he has been min
ing for fifteen years, He has had law
suits before over mining proper
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
PrOspeCtOr Shot
Indians Suspected

BISBEE, Ariz Dec. John Baker
arrived here here yesterday weak from
painful wound and loss Of blood. and
reported that himself and Walter
Kelly. pFospectors. were fired upon in
camp several days ago, supposedly by
renegade Apache Indians, Kelly was
killed and Baker made bis escape In
the darkness.
Baker was accompanied TO Bisbee by
man named Mitchell, who found him
the morning after the shooting, trying
to make his way 10 the nearest settle
ment
The attack vas made in the Sierra
Madre near the Mexican boundary
line. an old dtime resort for bad In
dians The shooting having occurred
NJ night IL cannot he definitely said
that the murderers are Indians. al
though that is the belief. Mexican on
ciais and an Arizona sheriffs posse
are In search OF the outlaws. party
that went after the body Of Kelly
has not yet returned
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
HansbrOugh's Bill
introduced in Senate

WASHINGTON. Dec 4Senator
Hansbrough today reintroduced tho
irrigation bin OF last session with var
ious amendments.
IT provides for the setting aside OF
money derived from the sale Of public
lands In the arid and semi arid regions
In a fund to be used for the reclama
tion OF arid lands
The Secretary OF the Interior In Civ
en- charge OF this fund and all detailn
OF it's collection and expenditure H.
IL authorized to make surveys and coH
strIct reservoirs where necessary antl
condemn lands wherever necessary to
do so.
Water is To he distributed and per
SONS whose lands are benefited to pay
for the same the funds ihus collected
10 go into the reclamation fund
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
ROOSEVELT
UNDERMINING
THEOLD
MACHINE
Roosevelt Men Are
Getting the Offices
The Old Bosses
in Bad Favor.

WASHINGTON. bee / William q
Boyd will he nominated surveyor of
customs for st Louis in place of G.,
H. Smith There is no longer red
sonabie doubt ot this result.
This ends the bttcresi fight that has
come before the White House In re-
cent years. and portends political
changes OF great Importance. not only
in Missouri but to the Republican
party in all the States
The suryeyorship at st Louis was
made the test case by which the power
Of kercns. national committeeman.
10 stand or fall II was so accepted by
both sides. kerens Is defeated. and
with his fall will rise "A new Republi
can machine headed by State Chair
man Atkins Roosevelt organization.
In the opinion Of politicians here
kerens unfortunately for his prestige.
had committed to Senator Fairbanks
OF Indiana for the Presidential nomi-
nation In 1904
This decision was taken prior to the
death OF President Mckinley
Kerens also opposed the nomination
of Roosevelt Tor Vice President at
Philadelphia year ago. preferring
Secretary Long and doing all he could
To secure the support of the Missouri
delegation for Long Atkins was for
Roosevelt then, and his we'll known
position in the convention did not
lessen his strength AT the White
House when the final tug of war came
over the surveyorship
The turning down OF kerens means
that President Roosevelt ia not dis
posed To trust his chances OF rcnomina-
tlon to the Mckinley Hanna Federal
office holders. nor to the Mckinley Ma
tional Committee
He understands clearly that in order
to win In the convention OF 1904 he
must construct an organization of his
own Within a few months the devPl-
opmcnI of this work will be apparent
in Missouri as tn other States where
he has taken similar ground against
national committeeman
In this fight Kerens had secured the
aid of many of his colleagues on the
committee including such leaders as
Payne OF Wisconsin and Elkins of
West Virginia. Hanna of Ohio. Plat
OF New York and in fact Of the nation
, al committee as a whole.
Boyd who will be appointed surveyor
OF the port at ST Louis Is n brother
law of Ex-Governor Francis of Mis-
souri,.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
Notice OF Stockholders Meeting.

To the Stockholders OF the Aquila
oil and Mineral Company
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Aquila OIL and Mineral Company
will be held AT the principal place OF
business of said company at Its ofiice
No 13o Pennington street In the City
of Tucson. County of Pima and Terri
tory OF Arizona. on Monday, January
9Th, 1899. at 10 a. m. for the purpose
Of electing Directors and such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting
The stock transfer books OF the com
pany will be closed on Monday, Dee
23rd. 1901. at y. m until Monday
Jan 6th, 1909. at p. IN.
by order of the Board of Directors
n s. BANERST0CK
Secretary
Dated Dec. End, 1901
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec, Charles
r. Lummis, author and champion OF
the Western Indians, will soon go 10
Washington To confer with President
Roosevelt on the subject of the APP
proachfng eviction OF aborigines from
their home on the Warner Ranch, in
San Diego County. The trip Is TO be
undertaken at the invitation of the
President, who has expressed an in
terest in the Indians
Lummis is at the head OF the move
ment for the protection Of the rights
OF Indians who claim ownership OF
land on which they exc out their exist
cnce.
The natives are To be evicted next
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
Live Stock Men
Meet in Convention.

CHICAGO. Ill. Dec THE secn11
session of the convention of the 1t4
tional Live Stock Association beI
this morning r. q. Harth reaA n ~ Il
per upon The Adulteration of Mec
J. Sterling Morton. ex-SecfHtn1y NH
Agriculture also delivered an ri
Among the other speakers wna y
Proudly. a member OF the Infof1t6fe
Commerce Commission who atlYofatG <I
the continuance OF railroad e04fnx M.
tion ami denounced the recSnk lrfrS n
railroad combinations ~ 0prusod ~
the interests OF shippers. NJ
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
Indians Without a Home
Hard Lot Of California Red Men

month by process Of the law, and
there is no land for this remnant OF a
once powerful tribe To find resting
place. Humanitarians have taken up
their case. and will urge the Govern
ment 10 provide for them. whore they
can make a living and keep from starv
ing. Associated with Lummis In this
endeavor are Bishop Johnson OF the
Episcopal Church, Bishop Montgomery
Of the Catholic Church. the Reverend
H. u. Restarick and about a hundred
others.
j. Downey Harvey, owner OF the
ranch. says he will not evict the In
dinns until- the Government can pre-
pare some place for them.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
Transport Hancock
At San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec A.
The United States transport Hancock
arrived from Manila forty days ont.
She brings 900 soldiers
Among the cabin passengers are
Congressman Weeks. DE Almond and
others who were twice wrecked in tho
Japan Sea on the transports Sheridaa
and Warren
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
Senate In Session
Formal Business.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 4-~The Senate
was the only congressional branch In
session today The early business in
cluded food of executive communi-
cations mainly formal One of them
was from the Attorney General sub
mltting a compilation of laws OF Porto
Rico.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
Miss Stone Alive
But Still a Prisoner

WASHINGTON. Dec The State
Department today received cable
gram from Spencer Eddy United States
charge Of the legation at CONSTANT
nople reporting that Miss Stone and
companion Nine Tsilka were held
prisoners at a place called Gultepe on
the south side of the mountains
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04

Your best feelings. your social posi-
ton or business success depend large
iy on the perfect action of your Sto-
mach and Liver. DR. Kings New
Life Pills give increased strength. a
keen, clear brain, high ambition. A
% cent box Will make You feel like a
new being. Sold by l.. Zeckendorf &
Co, wholesale, and Geo Martin, drug
store. retail
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
Railroad Negligence
Caused Disaster

ADRIAN. Mich. Dec "A coroner'r
jury found that the collision on the
Wabash road near Seneca last Wed
ncsdny night between trains IL and
vas caused by the negligence OF tht
Wabash Railroad Company and III,
trainmen of train No 1
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
ROOSeVelt's Message
Approved in London.

LONDON. Dec. 4--Mr Roosevelt
D.essage holds the first place In the
afternoon papers here today The com
mcnt on II however differs little from
that OF the morning papers. Strong
general approval OF the pronouncement
which as the st James Gazette says
strikes the notes OF conscious strength
and assured success" Is pcrvading the
tone OF the editorials
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04

The Legal Tender will serve busi-
ness men lunch commencing Dec. 5th
between II n m and y. m, for fifteen
cents 3S-4J
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04

Until further notice, the Reading
Room of the Carnegie Free Library
will he open on Sunday from Ia 3
n M No books will be exchanged
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04

The children OF the NJ D. Guild will
give fair In Guild hall OF Grace
church Saturday. the 7th. opening at
); 80 p m, and continuing during the
evening Admission free 3S41
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04

tation ery-AtBrown's. 25 N. Stone Ave
Opera House. Dee. 18th. Circus Girl.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04

The Circus Girl. December 10th.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-04
A KEEN CLEAR nRAIN

Dated. Dec. end, 1901
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-08
Deaths,

ACKERMAN-In this city, on July Solh 1901,
Mary Aekerman beloved daughter OF Mt, aud
Mrs, Ackerman,
coRRIG AN-Iu this city on July slst. 1901 ISs-
bella, wife OF John Corrigan.
DANZ--In this city, on August LIST 1901, ohaFisa
o. DanZ.
DlLL--op August 9th, 1901, Mrs. Mary pill, aged
The relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral services on Friday morning, August
eth, at n.S0 o'clock, At the home OF her daughter
No 1905 West Fourth street interment private
FEENEY-In this city on August ID, 1901, William
Feeney, aged o. years.
GARRETT-At Wilmington Del, on July als,
1901, Samuel i. Garrett late OF Newark, Del,
HAVdHEY-on August iss 1901. Peter Haughey,
IN the e5th year OF his age.
HIGaINBorToM-In this city on August 9TH
1901, Margaret wife of Matthew Higginpottom,
aged 90 years
REED-on August s,a, 1901, Daniel 4. Reed, aged
60 years,
siMPKRs-o On August eth 1901, Milton 8 Shippers,
RELATIVES aud friends, and members Of Wash,
Chapter, 30, Z. 4, A. NJ; 81 Johns 6ommandsry,
Ancient Order Of United workmen are invited
to attend the funeral services at his late residence,
No. 1917 Adams street, gu THURSDAY afternoon
August sth, AT O'Clock, lnterment ~ RIVER
view cemetery, 81. JOINTS commandery has
charge OF funeral.
sMITH-In this city on August 6tn lSoii A iic
c.. youngest daughter OF William c. anu Ahce
smith, aged months a..
SPRAGG-In this city, on Tuesday, Auguss o'h
1901 John Spragg. aged N years, IS, ,,,aa q,
Relatives and friends are respeSlluiiY 9a,c ~
attend tlie funeral services AZ wy ,ra "
sn F p1 Sona ,a y spGass ooes. In.eTment II
RlyRrylew cemetery,
; WEPB-In the city July s0ih, 1901, pughal =
Webb, aged 70 years.