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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

Uterine Re@reabp, Die am Samfaa In
ihrer Viaa BEL gaierta ermorbet auf-
gefunben uuroe, erSfifte. Bon ben
W6rbern bat man feline Spur. Sic
Oiensrin SRI. Wc@reaop's uno i6r
Batter tuuroen berbaftet, ..ni9t neil Elm
Werba9t geaen tie borliegt, ionbsrn
neil man bofs, baB fs i'm stanbe
finb CUR Auftldruns Der 9rag6oie BEL.
~3utrasen.
THrfei.
&ebpIution in Nrabten.
2on a rfinDpeI ~. Jebr.
Der Iufftano in Der prooina Demer1,
Nrabien. nimmt einen acknowledgement
umfang an. Jaft bic gan3e Gssenb
fioli& bon @anaaois 1T In Mufrubr.
Die Orte 9atoba unb Saio finb in bic
0dnbe Der auffdnoisen Nraber gefal=
len, oeren 3abl id9lid pd9f. Der
maneelbafte 8ranspo,ibienf ma9t Die
@ntienoung tirtifder 0erftdrtungeu
i9pisris. 8isle 2amsele fommen auf
Der StraBe UNI unb bic Solbatsn befer-
tiren mahenbaft.
San Somingp.
patrioti9e Setter.
San Domingo 81. 5ebr.
Nus MnlaB bes 81. Sabrestages Der
unab~ bdngisteit San Sominsos fanb
i'm palafe elm GROCER gmpfans bes
oiplomatif9en unb @oniular. Corps
itatt. Iud bic &eeierunasbeamtsn
uno Die Off3iere Der auasritanii9sn
2rieasf4ife, an ibrer Spibe MbmiraI
Si9sbee, tparerl antpeienb. 9ie ame=
ritanif9en 9riesssfaiffs feuerten einen
Salut.
Sn feiner 8oti4aft an ben gonereB
bat prdftoent Woralss aablreide Be
formbOrialdge gema9t.
Die unteriu9ung be3hgli9 bes
Morbattentates auf ben prdibenten
bat big isBt tein poftipes &efultat se-
Iiefert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

Go3ialiffen Ngenten unier bic 2anbbe-
b%6lterung 9eididt. Inn bieIelbe auF3u-
tpiegeln. Sa Is prucent Der 8auern
niht leien uno idrsiben t6nnen. 1T es
agitatOren leidt, hieislben gu perftb-
rem. Weil bon ben 10, 600, 600 polen
fieben Wilionen auf benz 2anbe mob
men, wtroe Elm auftano bsrIslbsn Der
8e9ierung nod melt er6Bsre S9mie-
ri9feiten bereiten, pie Die 6treits In
ben Stdoten. Sn beinabe so S6rfern
fam es ;u &ubeit6rungen. Mud GEE
gen Ole ruIfide Sra9e unb bic ortbo=
oOre Stride ri9tet ia bic NsitatiOn.
Die GOroerunsen Der gOlisifea bon
Warf4an fino 9epdbrt iporoer urb ale
fab i'm Sienfe.
mario II, 81. Geb. Die itdb-
/, tiiden Geuerpsbrleute ttinoiaten an,
oab fe am Samfas fireitsn mirbsn,
tpenn fe nidt b6bsrsn 9obn erbielien
Mud bic SOotensrdbsr bss iibii6sn
Griebbofes brOben nit Streif.
Nnsriff porbereitet.
ct. petersburg. 81. 5e6. Die
&uRen baben i9 bon Der porgei9obes
men Steluns BEL 8fnfbit9en, 70 Wei-
len 6itlid bon Mutoen. auf bic 6aupt-
LIME 3uridge3ogen. gs IdBt fia fdIie=
BEN, bab bic Sapaner ibre Streittrdfte
9esen ben san3sn ruifidsn linten 6lt-
gel iammeln. Der in grwartuns GROCER
Rdmpfe febr berftdrft mirb.
Offi3iere g an 6ran=
cisco Il d.
g t. petersburg, 81. 5eb. Sis
ruifIde &esterune bat ben Ofi3ieren
bes areussrs .2ena", bic gegen ibr
0eripredsn San Sranciseo bsrlieBen,
auf Wunid Der amsrifaniiden @ssis.
rung ni9t aqein befoblen, bortbin 3u=
rtidsutebren, ionoern fe au9 um einen
@rao bsrabseiebt. Mls gnti9uloi9uns
wuroe lire Suseno anseftbrt.
Wilitdraiig E.
g I. petersburg, %. Geb.
Die &egierung bat ale 5Oroerungen
Der streiter auf 8abnen, bic 2riess=
beoiirfnife na9 benz Often ~bef6roern,
unb In &egierungsarienalen gemdbrt.
@leid5eitig bat giienbabnminiffer
Gfrf 9iltoff a0s Streiter auf eine ulte
@eiebesbefimmung aufmertIam &C.
ma9t. uelds Strafen fur Strsifer
fefiebt, wel6e in 2rie9s3eiten ben Wi=
litdrberfebr auf 8abnen bebinbern.
Tranfreih.
80 ttrttfde Ganorenboote
paris, %. Jsb. Dem .8emps"
miro aus 2OnfantinOpel seulelbet, baf
Der Sultan bic Beteluns bon 80 3a-
~nonenbooten bel beri9iebensn euro.
pdiiaen SdiHsbaub6fen a~n9eOrbneI
bot.
u b m iral perab b n
lid.
paris, 81. Geb. Sie Nbmirale.
mel6e bic internationale 2ommiffor
our unteriu9uns bes Norbfee= 3wifden.
faIes bilbeter, madten nit ibren Mb:
%jutanten in boiler Uniform benz Yrdfi.
benton 2oubet unb BEN Miniffer bee
geuberen ibre Nbidieosbeinde.
Stalien.
& aierbeu9 d.
Weffina, 81. Gebruar. Sir
8eauftragter bss beuti9en 2ai'
fers bat Worbsrsitunseu fur ben Muf'
entbalt Der 3aiferfamilie in @iailier
getrOfen. gu 8aormira bat er ba!
0otel 3imeo gemistbst. Nae Oiener,
f4aft, 26de einsei9lOfen, wiro Dor
Berlin miteebra9t. Man %ertuartet
bab Der 3aiier auf ietner Ya9t so
benaonern" am 26. Wdr3 bier anfommt.
WDro.
Neapel, ~. Geb. Die Inter
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28


fen Der @inbsrleibuug in @rie9enlan6
Doer peniqfsns elmer 0~ermaltun9 uns
ter Dem 26ni9reih nah oem Wuffer
Der 6ferreidifh=unsariiden in 8os<
MEN uno Der Ser3o9omina Elm frdfti=
ger &iesel borsef6Oben. unb Der
ObertOmmiRdr Rretas, Bring @sorg
bon @riedenlanb, melber binter iener
8tmegung ifanb unb In ibrem Sntes
refe tir3li9 cine Miifonsreiie an bers
idieoene 66fe @uropas unternabm,
miro nun feline Mnnerions-@ eoanten
einitweilsn aufgeben miiKen. uebri=
gems ioQ Der Bring fa bon b~ornberein
teinen Saufionen oartiber bingegeben
baben. baB bic Mddte fir cine ger=
sini9una 2rstas nit Sris9snlano i'm
Nu9enblid gu %seminnsn ieien. gr
bate oesbalb aud ertldrt, ct tueroe fid
nit geringeren 3uaefdnoniRsn be-
9ntgen uno fdOn 3ufrieoen iein, tuenn
ibm ~ttberbaupt @ntgesentOmmen ge=
seigt tueroe. Ob Der Bring cine neue
gsrldugsruns i%eilier Sbdtisteit auf
@rune oes eben seidlohenen MbtOm=
mems mtnidt. bleibt ab3umarten.
@Iettride 9 abnen.
Berlin n, %. Gebr. Sis 36l=
niide 3eituns meloet, bic baperii9e
&e9ierung plane bic ginfhbrnng Der
Glettri3itdt ole 3riebtraft auf ber-
iGiebsnen 6aupt-8 abnIinien }. 9. Der
Strede Wtn9en=2inbau, bic 1876 Dlei=
len lang 1T.
Gbina.
erapeie {.
MaoDabani. Wanbidurei, 81.
5eb. SrOb bersweifeIter ansrihs bsr
Sapaner, bic bon Wittag big Mbenbs
bauerten, 9elang es nidt bic &uRsn
aug benz @6e= unb benz Sp.NaHe su
treiben. ginselr,e jupanii9e 8ruppsn-
tteile perloren i'm 9anogemense Bis su
20 prOaent ibrer 2eute; fe battsn ibre
lebte Rugel Derfdohen.
Ser iapanif9e umgebungsberIu1
bel 8auto wurbe BON eincm Battalion
ruifider Snfanterie uno 2abanerie
nit sroben 8erluftsn fir Die Sapansr
5uriidsehieien.
Die sssenwdrtiasn Operationsn be-
9annen f9on am 10. Geb. inbem bic
Sapaner einsn Nadtanerif auf ben
6oba=paB, Weilen iiieli9 bon
Sfntctden ma9ten. Mm 20. 6eb.
qriffen bic Sapaner ben 0an3a=paB an
Die &ufen ma9ten einsn @egenangriff
uno gemannen an $errain, muBten fib
aber am %. 6eb. Dor Der ueber3abI
uieoer suriid3ieben auf 8fnfetden.
orpoftensefe9t
Mutben, 81. 5ebr. Die SD
paner iiberi9ritter aeffern ben Sbafbe=
6luB, nadoem fs bic ruiRi9en 8or.
pOffen Suriideetrieben batten. Die
&uRen befamen 0erfdrtungen unb
ma4ten benz 8orriiden Der Sapaner
elm gnbe.
NuBlano.
@orfi.
g I. Petersbure, q. 5eb.
Die felt seHsrn srtpartete GreilaEung
Warim @orli's sesen 2aution 1T big
iebt ni9t erfolgt. Der Staatsanmali
unb Der @ensSarmerie9ef finb aruar
seneiat, ben Di9ter biz gu isiner pro=
3eifirun9 auf freien SUB au ieben, aber
Der 8eneral9oubsrneur Srepof pi0
feline einuiaisuna baau ni&t aeben.
81. Petersburg, 81. 6sb.
Murim @Orfi muroe beute sesen So.
500 Btirgidaft entlafen, aber an
Gefungstbore wieoer. berbaftet. 6,
piro ruabrideinlid pon,St. Petersburg
beportirt tueroen.
Die Deportation @orti's erfolgt an-
gsbli9 auf Ordngen @eneral=8 Ouber.
neursS repoff's. welher beRen Nnmeien=
belt in Petersburg far aefdbrlid bdlt.
War4au, q. Gebr. Nad
suberldii9en Wittbeilunsen baben BIZ
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
&erliner 9Dm
Sm @egelipart pieler ausld1biider 9elegaten ei1z
geueibt.

gmaifanide Selesaten gefesrt. Se6e sesem 5loten*yersrOBernns
Sefige &dnpfe in Der @ianSidurei. Sapaner Hberidreiten ben
SbafbeE 5mb. = agiatun inter Der polnHden 9anb6euOGernmg.
Gurfi miro oeporirt weroen.- geues Mbfommen H6er
Sretas-Se Bforte behelt 80 aanunenboote.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
S9ifanadri9ten.

Stem Dort: vperu9ia" nod Neapel;
.3roonlanb" bon Mntuerpen.
Warfeiles: vStalta" mad 2ibornp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

Ote geT0roerIe SumW DON
miro baburd I'm $799. 500 berabges
iebt.
8ebel sfidt".
Berlin, 81. Jsb. Mit elmer
langsn &soe, In wsider er aud ben
Raiier f9arf fritifrte, befdmpfte
Der Sosialifsnfhbrer gebel i'm &eids=
tag ben Warine=g tat. Sn ieiner Bee
tannten leiosni9aftliden Weiie fiibrte
er aus, baB bas @si9. tuenrl es bic
pldne bes Glottenbereins berpirfliden
%tpOlts, 5000, 900. 600 fur rsue Rrissss
idiffe ausseben mtibte. Cine fOlde
geri9uenbuns beg grtrases Der Mr-
BELT tonne nidt gebulost msrosn. Statt
bas 8elo bss Bodies nit smedlofen
Rhfungen gu perseuoen, iOlts fi9 bic
8esieruns lieber Die 9ebung oes @r=
siebunesmsiens unb bic Werbeferung
Der fO3ialen 0erbdltniRe ansslegen isin
lafen.
y8egen men fino bieie 8iiftun9sn
CUR Gee benin eissntlid aeridtet ?" rief
Der &eoner bramatiiG aus. .@egen
gn9fanb? Wir t6nnen nit gnelanb
nuf benz Wafer niemals Sdritt balten,
benin mir babsn bic n6tbisen Wittel our
S9afung elmer folden Glotte ni9t.
uno 3ubem if bieielbe 5u unierer Si-
derbeit aud gar nidt n6tbis. gns-
Lamb brau@t sepaltiss Streittrdfte our
See, mir ieoo4 nidt. 8egen Granf=
reid? Sa senti9t bic ueberlegenbeit un=
Ferer 2anotruppen. 8e9en &ublano?
Sisie Ma9t uirb fih in Sabr3ebnten
nidt BON ben GOlssn bes iebisen 2rie-
ges nit Sapan erbolsn. @e9en Nme.
rita? Gin Rrie9 nit ben 8ereini9ten
Staaten 1T cine nnm6gli9teit. un=
benfbar."
=2ientera berur=
tbetIt.
DRESDEN, q. Geb. Gin Sen-
iations=p ro3eB, Der tpdbreno Der 9an=
aen @o9e bas @eribt in DRESDEN be-
f9dftigte, bat beute nit 0erurtbeilung
bes Sauptaugetla9ten, Greiberrn bon
@rubow, gu 5 Sabren 3u9tbaus se-
eneet. Serielbe mar i'm 8ersin nit
benz 3aufmann 6iloebranb sroBartieer
internatiOnalsr Sdwinoelsien anss=
fla9t,
Die beieen fauften In Seutidlanb
uno aud i'm Auslano Ritter9iter,
6abrifen uno anberes ~uertbbones
@runbeigsntbum unb ma9ten fi9 boz
BEL 3abloisr g~etrtsereien f9uloig. Die
3abl ibrer Opfer 3dblt nod Sunber=
ten. 0iele Der Bebauernswertben fno
our9 bic @auner um ibr aan3es @er-
m6ssn sebraat uno su gettlern &c.
ma9t worben.
Stubenten iegrei4 d.
8erIin, 81. 6eb. Der Streil
auf benz polptednitum 80 6annober II
besnbet, naGbsm 3ultusminifer Sr.
Stuot fat ale Horbsrungsn be,
Stuoenten sugetanoen bat. gr &C.
ffattete, baB bas ftubentii9e 2omits.
ba; CT auhoien Iieb, bonn Senate On
ertannt meroe, oaB bic Stuoenten Del
llniber1tGten aus te9niihen 6o9idu'
len burd Seie9aten tiber gemsiniam'
SntereEen b~eratben. Die Stubenter
; haben benz WiniHer ibren Danf fur BIZ
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

5tnrkrr grrpuu1t.
unterofftater: n&erl. Sic
fheinen audi nur aus 8erieben Wenif)
~eetporben au fetnlS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

Motto: Inter feinen nmftdr=
ben tperoe i'd einen San anneb=
men, ben ih niht furiren fam.
Or. Gateway.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

lion am Jlotten-8 Budget 9emaat batte.
Die gefOrberte5 umme bon $27, 874. 612
miro baburd I'm $799. 500 berabges
iebt.
The copper era., 1905-08-17

IN ANOTHER column of this issue of the ERA will be found charges al- legged to have been preferred against Judge Tucker, of this judicial dis trict. The charges are being in- vestigated by a special agent from Washington. Some of the charges are of a very grave nature, and should be probed to the bottom. The ERA has no personal knowledge of these charges other than what may be gained from published reports. At the present time the judge is in Nebraska and has not had time to re- ply to them. The ERA asks that the people of Graham county suspend judgment until these charges have been substantiated, or at least until they have heard the other side of the case. The ERA does not ask this because the judge happens to be republican, but upon the general principle that no man should be con- demned upon hearsay evidence. These charges are backed by 'street talk" only, which is vague, indefinite, and unsatisfactory. However, if the charges are true, the judge should not only be removed from office, but he should also be prosecuted, if possible, under the laws of Arizona. If Judge Tucker has ''gone wrong" he is only following the example set by other judges who were foisted up= on the people of Arizona and New Mexico by eastern. politicians. The national republican platform an- nounced that the people of the ter ritories should be governed by off cials selected from residents of said territories, but in the appointment of Judge Tucker this was ignored. There are many men in Arizona, whose morality and ability al e above question, from whom our officials should be selected, without importing them from the east.
The copper era., 1905-08-17

THE Bulletin and Guardian are booming the Hon. Wiley E. Jones, of Stafford, as the next democratic candidate for delegate to congress. The Stafford Journal does not seem to be favorably impressed with MT. Jones' little boom, and suggests that he is being brought out by George Kelly for selfish purposes. Kelly left Graham county three years ago, and is too busy with political matters in Cochise to attempt to meddle with affairs in Graham. The ERA is sur prised that any democratic paper would dare to suggest any name other than that of the Hon. Mark Smith. Is it possible that they think Mark has passed his period of use fulness, or is it because they do not consider that he could be elected if nominated?.
The copper era., 1905-08-17
ALBUQUERQUE 1-MoRENCI o.

Promptly at o'clock Umpre Bayne called the game betwen Morenci and Albuquerque. Thirty minutes before the game was called the grand stand was packed to its capacity and even the bleachers were full. Judging from the showing made by both teams it could be seeu that a hot contest was in sight between two of the strongest teams ever on the Clifton diamond. O'Brien and Brubaker were the Mo- renci battery and Starr and Lyons for Albuquerque. The game was opened with Albuquerque at the bat and the side was retired with goose egg. Well, then Starr relieved himself of his cap with the first pitch and was ready for action and the Morenci boys went down. like grass before moving machine. Albuquerque was then handed a bunch by O'Brien, the side being retired in one, two, three order. Morenci took the same route. But in the third in- ming Albuquerque was given an Hn-
The copper era., 1905-08-17

THE Lordsburg Liberal, whose edi- tor seems to have a pretty level head on his shoulders, makes the fol- lowing very sensible comment as to the justice meted out by the courts of this country and Mexico.
 ''The newspapers of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona have had a good deal to say regarding what they often term a miscarriage of justice in Mexico. Two Americans, Latimers and Way, were murdered in Mex ic0. It is conceded in this country that man named Torres is guilty of the murder. At various times it has been reported that Torres was to get free, was to pay a fine, was to spend a term in jail, was to be executed. The criticism of Mexican justice has been strong on this coun- try. If the newspapers that have been doing the most criticising would only count up the unpunished mur- derers in the county in which they are printed, and would consider the number of men who have spent few years in the penitent.ary as punish ment for committing a cold blooded murder, they might concede that Mexican justice is not much worse than the variety dished up in the United States.
The copper era., 1905-08-17
THE public will probably be in

THE public will probably be inter- ested to learn that the Arctic steam CT Terranova, which went to the re- lief of the Fiala Zeigler Polar expedition, has returned to Norway with the survivors of the party. The ship which took out the expedi- tion was crushed in the ice in the winter of 1903, and was lost with the coal and provisions. This pole hunt ing business seems to be a fad, and is used principally by men who wish to gain a little cheap notoriety. No good could possibly come from even d successful expedition. There is plenty of unexplored country in South America and Africa, from which some benefit might be derived by exploration. It seems to be the impossible that explorers are striving fOr
The copper era., 1905-08-17

THE biggest irrigation enterprise yet proposed by the general govern ment will soon be undertaken on the Rio Grande, short distance above the city of Fl Paso. The bureau has been instructed by congress to take up the matter at once. The project will cost S7,2OO,OOO. The plan is to construct dam at Engle, by which water will be saved to irrigate 180,- 900 acres of the most fertile land in the west, situate in New Mexico and Texas and. also 10000 acres in Mex ico. As the Rio Grande is an inter national stream work will not be commenced until after treaty has been arranged between the two gov ernments. The projected enterprise has brought new life to the section of country below the dam.
The copper era., 1905-08-17

Rich ore in the Mayhower district but no tunnelsites, then some will say that they don't care to invest as the district has never produced anything. This we will admit. 1t never will be producing camp unless we can get capital to come in and spend money. What was the Clifton dis trict when it was first discovered? Was it a producing camp then? Didn't the A. c. company spend hundreds of thousand of dollars to make. a success? Just so with all camps. It takes money to make a producing camp and lots of it, but some people have the idea that you must have a producing mine before you can sell, when, if they only stop and think that if we had q produc ing mine it wouldn't be for sale. We know that we have good ore. and show to make a mine if we could only get some one with capital to take hold and go down after it. They would have to sink down to find it here, and 1 am of the opinion that there has been just as good mines opened up by sinking as there ever was by tunneling. If I am not mistaken they do most all their min ing at Bisbee by sinking, and deep down at that. I have been told by parties who live there that they go down as deepas 1000 and 1200 feet with out having ore enough for an assay so why couldn't the same thing be done here? We have the ore to start with and good ore, but the great trouble with the people at Clifton they have what you might call the "big eve" After they see the big mountains full of low grade ore they think that all other places ought to be just like it. They don't take into considera- tion that by sinking down the chances are that they could find the same ore bodies and probably better, as we have better ore on the surface than ever Clifton had which goes to show that we have a large body of ore at depth. Apparently we have been fooling away our time looking for ore when we should have been looking for good tunnelsites. We have 30 and 40 per cent. copper on the surface in the low foothills which ought to attract capital anywhere.
 F. M. Morris shipped zoo pounds of ore to the Shannon Co. at Clifton which netted him S46.36 after paying all charges for treating.
 Joe Berger shipped d ton of ore to Silver City which average B per cent. all taken from the surface. This goes to show that there is a big body of ore somewhere close by.
 KNOCKER
The copper era., 1905-08-17

One of the fiercest badger fights ever witnessed in the southwest oc- cured in the rear of the Cabinet Tuesday night. The badger had been in captivity only a few days and was fresh and full of fight, but only two years old, hence he was matched against small but power ful dog, Baldy Sewers, bull terrior. and noted hard fighter. The fight was arranged by Frank Williams, who has had considerable experience in matching badger fights. The mill lasted only ten minutes, and was de- clared a draw. There was consider able money bet on the result, hence there was much dissatisfaction over the fight being stopped before the real finish. Of course both sides are still confident that they would have won had the fight been allowed to proceed to the death of one or both of the animals, hence it lis likely that another match will be arranged as soon as the animals can be gotten into condition for another battle. It is understood that Judge Neff does not endorse such brutal sport and has given the officers instructions to arrest all parties who are in any way connected with the next fight that may be pulled off here.
The copper era., 1905-08-17

THE Florence Blade announced that right of away Agent Randall had secured the right of way along the San Pedro almost to Benson for the which is now building stock yards at the Y beyond Winkelman. The bridge contractors will commence within a few days in putting in a bridge across the Gila, just above Winkleman. This settles all doubts as to the intention of the company to extend the road up the San Pedro velley to Benson.
The copper era., 1905-08-17

GOVERNOR KIBBEY has granted Zack Booth stay of proceedings for thirty days at the request of his attorneys, who desire to appeal his case to the circuit court of the United States. Booth was to be hanged Tuesday last in Globe and his attorneys claim that they can clear him before the cir cult court, and Governor Kibbey very properly granted the stay of execu- tion asked for.
The copper era., 1905-08-17

THIS boycott in China is becoming d very serious matter in business cir cles. Let us see, it was not so very long ago when Uncle Sam took the initiative in preserving the sovereignty of the Chinese empire, and then re- fused to accept the indemnity which was accepted by all other govern ments. The Chinks may need a friend soon again, and if they do they will find Uncle Sam busily en- gagged attending to his own business.
The copper era., 1905-08-17
BASE BALL.
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ALBUQUERQUE 6-MoRENcI 4.

ALBUQUERQUE 6-MORENCI 4.
 The game scheduled for Thursday between Morenci and Albuquerque was postponed until Friday after noon on account of rain, when both teams appeared in rather good form with the exception of one or two of the Morenci players. The game was called promptly at o'clock by Um- pire Meyers. Starr was in the box for the visitors and Ashley for Mo renci. Things were interesting from the very beginning, Morenci securing two runs in the first inning, which was tied by Albuquerque in the third. In the fifth Morenci made one run and Albuquerque three. Morenci scored another in the sixth and that ended her run getting. Albuquerque scored another in the ninth, making the final result 6-4 in favor of Al buquerque. Starr pitched a steady game and his magnificent drop secured fourteen strik-outs, which is a fine record, considering that he was up against hard hitting team. However the Morenci's landed safe seven times, Happy Headrick get ting a home run when it was needed. Ashley seemed to be a little wild at the start and his support was es- pecially poor at times. He let the visitors down with eight hits and eight strike-outs. It was a very in teresting game and was close enough to be uncertain until the last inning was played out.
The copper era., 1905-08-17
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NEWS OF THE VALLEY.
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From our Regular Correspondent.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Parks have re- turned from Los Angeles. MT. Parks expects to go into the south soon with shipment of horses.
 J. c. Pursley, the Stafford banker, has moved his family to Los Angeles and will make that his home here after. He will spend a portion of his time at Stafford.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Bill Perry last week. The pleasing event was so inspiring to Grandpa Gamble that he thinks of running for office again.
 Several stage loads of people passed over the toll road Monday CT route to Clifton to join the San Diego excursion. Why shouldn't the Gila Valley line give us an excursion?
 Mrs. Norma Clark, a teacher in the Solomeuville schools, has gone to the coast for a brief outing.
 Supt. Moody and Prof. Price, of the Solomonville schools, will publish a county school paper during the com ing school year. It will be called Ichabod Crane-an odd name, cer tainly.
 The sensational story sent out iron Globe regarding Judge Tucker i: universally discredited at the county seat, where the judge held d long term of court. He is respected here as gentleman in every respect.
 Hugh McMullen, for many years . Gila Valley miller, now has fine DO sition in a mill at Tucson and vii move his family there.
 The board of supervisors will meet next Monday to hear complaints 1T assessment matters.