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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

y. +. Mullen the Pike street ooun=
Gilman. showed 30 much generosity IN
giving away the city'a streets 10 the
Great Northern railway AZ the eoaH=
cil meeting last night that watch
dGg' James could not refrain from
Directing and erowied. well | wonder
II Afr. Mullen IL going 60 givs away
all the streets Of the city o. the Great
karlhornf' llut nobody backed him
up and all tho resolutions of the Pike
street man were passed
Tbs vacation Of fye streets was
asked for IN connection with the appii-
cation az the Great Northern fer n new
Hlts for the union depot The hearing
of the amendment Of tbs franchise
ana the petitions for the vacation OF
the streets WAS set for December 10
This vacation OF the following stresta
"a demanded! Weller street between
EAST line % Oriental avenue and west
line % Fourth avenue SOUTH orlsntal
avenue. betwcsn south line Of KING
street and north line Of Connecticut
streets Seattle boulevard. from east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

Fashionable ovsteoats At Tokias.
a Co. "a and Seneca 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
ON PUBLIC
BUILDING

Francis w. Grant has arrived in
Seattle to supefintend the eonstrue-
ton of the new federal building. lie
comes direct from Washington. -.
c. where he went for a conference
relative TO thu Seattle building.
Ar. Grant has held office OF SUI
p~rintsudent OF construction Of pub
Tic building for four yeafa and was
~ charge OF the Oakland building.
cetnpistsd last August lie also su-
poffntandsd the construction Of the
Madison state historical building
for tho state OF Wisconsin lie will
open an office near the site OF the
federal building. ana xill work un-
der the direction OF the supervising
architect
Mr.. Grant says thu Seattle build-
tnE IL one OF the most important %
any % the government buildings now
under way under the supervising
architect. and is the second Ia size
Mt. GRAFT 10 accompanied by his
family. and is at tho brunswick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
EVEN WATCH
DOG JAMES WAS
FORCED TO CROWL
"rRusTY TowsER's" OLD SIDE KICKER MULLEN. THE PIKE
STREET SAGE. FAVORED wHoLEsALH DONATION or The
STREETS TO GREAT NORTH ERn LAST NIGHT

line Of Oriental avenue 10 west line
Of Fourth avenue south Vermont ave
nue.. from east line Of orlental avenue
to limo o. feet east of the east line OF
Oriental avenue. and King street from
tho vest line OF Fourth avenue south
60 a line 400 feet west ~ the west line
Of Fourth avenue south.
The Great Northern claims 90 be the
owner u all the land abuttlnH on the
streets, the vacation OF which was De
sired. 70 the outsider. tho Great
Northern appears 10 bo working =
smooth scheme TO secure a large area
u free land from tho city. A few
years ago Il bought few blocks OF
land for a depot site. secured little
more BY condemnation and stili more
by vacation Of the sbuttins streets.
Now that this tract has been care
fully tucked away. tho company has
moved the site a little further north.
with the alleged Intention az building
a larger depot and will secure more
free land from the city in the same
manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
SCHMIDT GETS
SIX YEARS
ANkENV AENcHMAN FOUND GUILTY OF NATURALIZATION
FRAUDS. AND is SENTENCED TO LONG IMPRISONMENT

take in consideration my family and
be as lenlent "a you can Ia sen
fencing me-"
In passing sentence, Judge Han
ford aaid.
Il have no doubt you are guilty al
charged. Your plea fer lenienoy
might be given greAter considers
ton were Il not Tor the necessity or
making 81 your ease an example for
others. IL r. tho duty 81 thu courts
to uphold the purity and lntegritN n
American citizenship. II Is evident
that YOU were very aggressive In
this matter. and were trying 70
build yourself up a. a power In poll
tlca.'
schmldts attorneys win probably
appeal the case To the circuit court.
flall was fixed last saturday at
So coo but was not furnished.
schmidt II still Ia jaii
Schmidt was an Ankcny worker
and Senator Ankeny went on his
bond and promised 10 go down the
line" with him az the time OF
Schmidt's arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
MTERcEDE FOR AN
ALLEGED BURGLAR

Max weisfIeld appeared yesterday
before the prosecuting attorney and
awors out a warrant charging J. J.
Morgan with the crime Of burglary.
Morgan was taken 90 Justice Cams
court from the city jail, where he
was held for n preliminary hearing
IN 1900 bonds. lie will be arralgned
November "a.
Morgan n the man whom weis-
field beat over the head with a re-
voiver while the latter Was attempt
ing 20 enter his residence at II
O'Clock at night. Prominent Abor-
deem citizens have intsrosdsd for
Morgan and claim that his arrest
was a mistake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
Especial to The start

wAL.LA wA1.tA. Nov. it.--1udgo
Aantord yesterday afternoon SEN
FENCED Adam schmidt. convicted OF
perjury IN securing naturalization
papers Tor Russians last June. O.
slx years at MoNeiils island and "a
pay coSts ~ prosecution. Before the
sentences was pronounced Francis A.
Garrccht attorney for defendant,
made a motion for an arrest of
Judgment on the ground that the
court has eVeFruled demurrer sub
United before the trial began and
also a motion for a new trial on the
ground that the evidence did not
Justify the verdict under the iudict.
meut Both werc overruled
Judge Hanferd then asked the
prisoner II he had anything 90 say
why sentence should not be pro-
nNunced. He replied.
Nothing. Judge. but a man Il Inn
posed on sometimes and Is induced
60 DO things that he ala not know
were against thu law. l ask you &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
Notice 10 Subscribers

n. sny evening. your copy OF The
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Ada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
,hlLIYp nLocH AND us rIP

30 William Bloch
touch him in tender spot hiy Is proprietor Of the asrsa
aeneg may be mentioned that he has smsed comfortable for
There odgng house bleehs place from which order, nov
nRhe
rushing the Gennana when the telephone bell Bloch
bottles
the lodging
niy ana when he found
that he could Of the employees TO deliver tho beer
bottles carried the lodging
knocked the end Of a a later
the portal opened slightly hand reached out to take TIE
Tow much ; a inside
delar into niys eapacious PALM and peck
about To back 10
hm
4
It's one "ake
The
a g5.cent IN
guess that blamed rmafka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

NY. onss-l G. nksix 4 co.
srloss Lsspanafa 81. Nss fe'k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
DENTAL STUDENT
STiRS UP A ROW

Edward J. Brown of Seattle. has
fatty refused 10 slgn the code Of
ethics presented 10 the applicant for
examination before the state board
Of dental examiners now In session
in Tacoma Forty students are be-
fore the board. but Brown n the only
one who refused 10 sign. Accord
lngiy his diploma IL withheld.
The ethical agreement IL 10 the
effect that signers WIN not ndver-
tiss other than By the regulation
Newspaper card containing merely
the name and office hours. and that
prices Will be upheld. Mn Brown
objects 10 the Advertising feature.
Under the new law. II is necessary
for applicants for a dentists license
20 hold a diploma from some dental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
BUKKOED

John Strand Ia lauenting the ABB
ssnce from his purse Of 1900. which
no tells the police was given 70 John
Porter Powers az the purchase price
OF a restaurant on Fifth avenue. The
restaurant, II has developed. did not
belong 10 Powers. Strand asks that
Powers be arrested.
Powers came TO Seattle a short
tius ago and leased the restaurant
from tho owner, J. J. Ferguson. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
DIR. C.. N. PARKS 4.
HAS RESIGNED
Especial 70 The ssarl

TACOMA. Nov. iT.--Dr. c. NJ Parks.
superintendent o. the Western wash.
inston hospital for the insane at stnll-
accom-. II reported 60 have tsndered his
resignation TO Governor Henry Mo
Bride. Reliable advicos 20 this eject
were current In Tacoma yesterday. n
II stated the doctor viii resume his
practice In Tacoma as soon as his Huo-
csasor IL appointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

college, and II In necessary TO hold n
license before practioinK the pro-
fessiou Of dentistry. The question
OF the validity OF this law II raised
among local dentists. and much In
tercst IL expressed IN the outcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

few days later along came Strand
and wanted 70 buy the place.
Believing that Powers was the
owner Strand paid ts0e. and Powers
skipped. II IL thought. 10 San Fran
cisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

hotel. lie had n conferences with
Postmaster Stewart last evening ar
ranging for the transfer OF the an-
thofity which Mr.. Stewart has been
holding over the new site.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Tombstone Team.

At meeting of tie Tombstone firemen last Friday evening, the team that will go to Caranea to contest in the races there between hose teams was selected. It is as follows: Allie Howe. John Rock, captain, Hal Smith Harry Rafferty, John Maars o. Butler, William Garrett. Sam Watts. Paul Dc Baut. D. E. Yoko. James Smith, John Harper James Walker and Max Ash ford. There are yet two substitutes to be selected.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Mems Stylish Shoes

Ours have the snap, they have the style that keeps us to the fore in shoe selling. A new shape is never shown or an improvement but what 1t Is found in Copper Queen shoes, and then you know we are all worshippers at the shrine of that little god-style-and our store $ the Mecca of nearly all your journeys.
 The newest and coolest shoe now be- ing made for men is pearl calf Goodyear welt oxford. The style number is No. SIS and the price S3.5o. Ask to be shown the newest in shoes and you will be numbered among the wearers of No. SIS.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
&kswNu,~ Saw.
Parasols--a Necessity for the Summer Girl

erxido las year'ssu no do fo Ina news gown
   
  n ual handles slvert trimmings.
  really on I.25 exclusive
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Visiting Maccabee.

Margaret Gary Wright. deputy su- preme commander of the Ladies of Maccabees and correspondent of the National Rebekah," was among the visitors at the recent assembly of ,he grand lodge of Rebekahs in this city. Mrs. Wright has many kind words for the treatment accorded the visitors in Bisbee. She is now the guest of Mrs. J c. Blair and Mrs. 2. c. Ord.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Going Pfoncir9.

This morning a party Of pienicers will go to. the. Bisbee- Arizona claims to spend ike day there. They viii take lunch and enjoy a day in the country The party will be composed of Mir. and Mrs. Harry White. Mir. aad AN. C. T. Clark, Miss Rose Hughes ana David Hughes. They will retarp to the city h the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Flannel and Home spun Suits for Men

This class of clothing is surely the coolest and most sensible garment man can choose for summer wear. With a Dunlap straw in the plain white or the latest Black and White and one of these new two-piece flannel or homespun suits a man has real swagger costume at a price no other line of values can equal
 These are made up in either Nor folk or plain sack coats with satin saddle. Trousers have belt loops and turnup and prices are from 5000 to.sI35o.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
oxeriana ir Automobile.

Shirley Christy and T H. SchuSter, of Phoenix. arrived last evening from Petrce overland ir an autoutsbile, covering the distance hhre in four hours. Nr Chrsty and Mir. Schuster represent tse. Nutuai Life. Insurance company iR tsis territory, and are touring the southern part of Arizona in an automobile, mixing pleasure with business.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Getting Ready.

Al half dozen mines in the district, conspicuously the Worlds Fair, they are having official surveys made. trimming up dumps, making their lad ders safe and getting ready generally for the parties who are expected on with view to closing deal The owners are not trying to cover Up any thing. but Ike SO many thrifty house wives. take pride fn having the prem ises look at their best when ,isirors call.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
No Game Today.

No Game Today.
 Though efforts have been made to bring about & baseball game between Bisbee and one of the teams in this section for today. notisng has been accom- plished. and the fans will have 10 go bail hungry. There will be a game in Tucson this afternon between the Grays and Huachuca. The result is being watched here with 8 great deal of interest. {.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Win Commence Work.

Active work will be commenced o1 the Portage Lake property next week probably Tuesday The boarding house Has been completed and small number of men will be put to work at first and the force steadily increased
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
< BRIEF CITY NEWS x

flied out. and today it will be for wsrded to Sheriff Lewis at Tombstone. The petition sets forth that Smythe is not proper person to be invested with authority. and asks that he be made plain citizen In all there are about seventy names appended to the petition. Smythe is an old timer here and many of his friends are working in his behalf.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Prominent Capitalists Here.

c. F Tener, Pittsburg: Robert McAfee, Pittsburg; John c. Oliver, Pittsburg; Chas. Briggs. Calumet; i; Peter Ruppe. Calumet and Jas. Hoat- son. Calumet comprise a group of cap italists who are stopping at the Cop per Queen hotel this week. Most of th. party is interested in the Calumet and Arizona company.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
SMALLER NEWS ITEMS


 ExrUnited States Marshal VI. x. Meade was in Bisbee yesterday. com. ing over from Tombstone on a hurried business trip.
 Wm. Kirtland and John Brown are In Bisbee from Saford, in the Gila valley. Mir, Kirtland was at oue time in the mercantile busiaess.
 Fred Sutter Is; reported on the sick list with slight attack of pneumo- nia
 You will miss a great treat if you over look the Sunday dinner at the Copper queen.
 D. o. Williams. Robert Butler, Jack Gibson and others from Solomon Springs were up yesterday signing up papers on a mining deal.
 J. c. Pritchard expects to start east in a few days on mining business.
 James Branson, who owns valuable mining property in the Huacnucas, but who is at present a top man at the Spray, was in the city yesterday.
 The party of prominent mining men teaded by Mir. Smith, and who went to investigate properties on the head of Queen Oreek, were reported in Globe day before yesterday. They will not return by way of Bisbee, but will go directly to the north.
 
 Messrs. Turner and Beehler. prcmi- nently connected with the Calumet and Bisbee and the Calumet and Co chise. were ir the city yesterday.
 Port Morse. Harry Mullen and oth- CTS were in town yesterday ir ccnnec- ton with little mining deal, which has been hatching out in the Easter Sunday district for some time. It $ probably go.
 Judging from the increase Of busi ness, the people seem to appreciate the dining room at the Copper Queen. Another feature is Sunday dinners. so don't overlook it today.
 John Brown and William Kirtland blew in from the upper Giia valley q few days ago, but they did noc show up till yesterday. MT Kirtiand Is an old and respected citizen of the vicin- fly of Solomonyiile and Stafford. Like many others they are here looking for a business location.
 Frank Proctor came in from Cana nea yesterday.
 Frank Mosen, of the Greene Cattle company, arrived yesterday from the San Pedro, the land of sunshine and srtesisn wells.
 Sid Coburn returned last aight from a trip 10. Naro and vicinity.
 Charley Strong has been heard from He is enjoying his honeymoon at the Nadeau in Les Angeles.
 The first case of typhoid fever of the season has appeared. It is the case of one Mir. M1irhead. and comes from Douglas and sounds the alarm for the benefit of the sanitary officers.
 Don't overlook the Copper Queen for Sunday dinner The management has made Arrangements to serve the finest dinner ever served in Bisbee, clean linen and bright sflrerware and the best of service. nse to mention the excellent cuisine EAat naates this cafe tae most popular house h AfrizVxa.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
To B,uld House.

Harry White, chief accountant for the E. G. Ord plumbing house, start ed to Naco yesterday to let the con tract for a new Broom house that he is to build in that city. He got as far as the ice plant, and one of the tires on his bicycle fell flat. He had to walk back to the city and carry the disabled bicycle
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Buy Half interest.

Messrs Eennessy, Wood. Fletcher and Twomey have purchased half in terest in twenty claims near the Lake Portage company. The interest was sold by Tom Devine and Charles Gun ningham. Will A Mask negotiated the sale and carlc-: it through.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Buy Claims.

Buy Claims.
 F. c. Ord. Joseph Muheim and L. C, Shattnck have bought the Godfrey and Chance mining claims, for which they are reported to have paid s50o0 The claims were purchased from John ny Mullen and others. and lie near the Easter Sunday. Considerable work will be done on them ir the near fu- ture
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
METAL MARKET REPORT

aEessrs Herman and Hewitt. who started sp an as1g office in upper canyon On April 17th. are entitled to thsnlas from one of the of the Review 8ffsce for news oA tue mining page.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
wolverin. and Arizona Clerk.

William Roberts, of Hancock. Mich igan, is a recent arrival in cur midst and will remain in the position of clerk for the Wolverine and Arizona company. who are at present crowd. ,irg tteir development work.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
New Daily Paper.

The Review yesterday received 2 postal card from Whitesids 6 Hanley of Nogales, stating that on May 1st they will begin publication Of the Nogales Daily Times. Whiteside is well known here, and will doubtless make the Times one of the leading dailies in tie territory
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
General Auditor Arrives

W. F Crane. general auditor for Phelps, Dodge and company. arrived in the city last evening and will visit Douglas and Morenci before returning 10 New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
SHOCK QUOTATIONS.

Calumet, Michigan. April 25.-Pain2, Webber and company today issued the list of stock quotations for mining companies near Bisbee:
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
New Pastor.

The Congregational church in Tomb stone is to have a new pastor. Rev. J. T. Kingsbury is nov at the county seat and will hold servies there today. While at Tombstone he will select a successor to Rev. Otto Anderson.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Enough Names

Enough Names Yesterday the pstitise to have the Icomnisstsn to act as aaSoty shsrfE taken away Efon Joseph SHysHe was
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
Hotel Filled.

Hotel Filled.
 The Copper Queen hotel is still filed to oyer1o~ing with mining men wnC are old in the business and represent capital, and still they are coming The beautiful part of it is, they all carry home good impressions of the grand old Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
CITY OFFICIALS
MARKET PRICES YESTERDAY

In the local report the retail price is rated on the best quality:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-16

from my house and forge. And fght7 Why,
I've seen cats double team him., two cork-
ing big toms tackle him at the same time,
and what he would do to the twain would
be a plenty and a remainder. Cause whyf
Why, / put spikes on that game leg big
wore the night-Say, how long does the
statute of limitations run in the matter Of
cock fighting?
Yet them spikes was his undoing' He
could lick all the cats that ever come down
the pike. But when he saw a terrier-an
Irish t~errier-he'd break for cover. But
one day while the rat was I'm the forge a
to have his horse saoed. and right behind
him was his W. dogs-terriers, Irish ter
riers. The rat makes a break for cover,
but the spikes on his wooden leg gets
caught In a pile OF scrap and both DOGS
reaches him at once. He gets one by the
throat and fixes his business: while he was
doing IL, though, the other breaks the poor
rats back. but in doing the wooden leg is
released and them spikes get IN their work
on the other dog, and there's three deaths in
the forge-two irish terriers and a three
legged rat pieced out with a game leg
pretty well spiked"
An eloquent silence fell upon the Cozy
Corner, 10 the boss, beat a hasty retreat,
Jawn. the head bartender once more tap
ped the key Of Holland schnapps, the bald
headed plumber put his cigar In his mouth
lit end oremost the champion fishermen
clasped hands in silent woes, and the black
smiths fiery, bristling pugnacious mus
tache was redder than ever, and bristled
so dehantly that all lacked heart 10 COM
Wooden Leg"
And then those wierdly long armsi Isn't
il singular that a long-armed prevaricator
is seldom contradicted?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-16
SHOWING BETTER FORM
wATTY's INDIANS ARE PLAYING
LIKE THEY Used TO.
Top Notchers Are strengthening
Race Down the Homostretch.

Manager Watkins and his crSw Of Indians
have begun to develop good form while on
their western trip. At Milwaukee the In
dianapclis club succeeded in breaking even
on the series with Cantillon's club. From the
reports received from Milwaukee the In
dianapolis players seemed to play better
ball than on their former western trip. The
men had q trying time during that visit. as
many OF the players were on the hospital
list and seemed discouraged. The only
change in the playing front of the club now
Is the absence of Jimmy Jones, the former
left fielder. Prior to starting on the western
trip Watkins gave Jones his notice. of re-
lease. Jones. at the beginning Of the season,
gave evidence that ne would develop into a
strong hitter. His fielding was not up to the
proper standard. however. and he often al
lowed a ~baserunner to advance where he
should not nave done it. Recently Jones has
fallen OF in his batting and played in
such a ~listless manner that it was seen that
his berth in the Indianapolis club was not
entirely to mis- desires.
Jones did not leave with the team, but
remained about the city until yesterday. He
received Al offer from the Louisville club,
but turned IL down He was given an offer
from the Albany team Of the New York
State Leagus. He accepted this position and
will begin his new duties this week.
Woodruff has been playing in left field
since Jones left the team. Woodruff is not
new IN that position. as he played 1t several
times last year. 1t would be a good thing
Tor the club. probably, if Woodruff could
retain a regular position on the team. He is
a good. consistent hitter, and this is what
Is wanted greatly by the club. now that the
clubs are turning into the homestretch in
the pennant race.
The Gibbs ahead Of indianapolis now In
the race are fast strengthening their pitch
ing stats in preparation for a good, hard
struggle. The Saints have a big lead and
are now in position TO increase IL, as they
viii meat all of the eastern clubs. Milwau-
kee is also strengthening its pitching corps.