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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01
Another Excellent Performance.

The Noble company gave another
excellent performance last night at
the EIks theatre, the offering for the
evening being one OF their own plays,
"The Gold King" The company was
fully up to the standard set on Mon
day night, handling the play in a
manner that left no room for adverse
criticism.
Miss Noble and Fred Frink furnish
ed the mirth provoking part of the
performance in manner that won the
heartiest of applause from all parts of
the house.
Tonight they produce the play made
famous and endeared 10 the hearts of
all, by Maggie Mitchell. In the play
of "Fsnchon the Cricket" we have
pastoral drama of the early French
period. The play has plenty of first
class comedy which runs through the
entire piece surrounded with a most
interesting plot and story.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01

months, and recently the drill struck
something that it could not penetrate
and the superstition is that it is
fragment of the meteor. The dill was
at the depth of go feet, and the hole
had to be abandoned and new one
started which is now down several
hundred feet. The formation is soft
sandstone saturated with water, and
the only trouble in drilling is to keep
the sand from coming in before the
piping can be put down. The com
rany has strong hopes of finding the
meteor for which they are searching.
-Coconino Sun.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01
From Wednesdays Daily.

DR.. G. W. Vickers came up on yes
terday's train from the south.
The Crown King train only went as
far as Mayer yesterday.
C. F. Goddard will leave today for
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on mining
business.
Jerome b. Hoover came up yester-
day from Phoenix and stopped off in
Prescott for short visit.
y. NJ. Mcdonald went through on
yesterdays north bound train, en-
route from Phoenix TO California.
The Maricopa & Phoenix road has
made the repairs to its ella river
bridge and communication is again
open on that road.
George S. Porter left yesterday for
Los Angeles. While here he sold the
Porter residence on south Cortez
street to J. B. Hooker.
G. E. johnson, district passenger
agent of the Nickel Plate road, with
headquarters at Denver, left on yes
terday's train for Los Angeles.
Harry Roach, who was arrested on
Monday, charged with stealing some
rubber goods from west Prescott sec
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01
Time Warning Notices.

Notice is hereby given that the owners of
the Aztec King group of claims owned by
the Aztec King Gold and Copper Co., and
located about niue miles below Mayer, in
Big Bug mining district, will not be resPon-
sible for debts of any kind contracted for la
Dor and improvements of said property
while it is being worked under bond and
lease.
W. E. SPAULDING,
2-23-tf Assistant Treasurer.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Thomas Roach is in town from the
Blue Bird mine.
Paul Johns came up from the south
on Mondays train.
The county Jail contains thirteen
prisoners at present.
J. W. Sullivan, the we'll known
stock man of Seligman is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carver return
ed yesterday from a short visit to
Phoenix.
DR.. J. b. McNally was called to
Walnut Grove on Sunday on profess
soinal business.
6. E. Fuller returned on Saturday
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed owners of the Uncle Sam group OF
claims located about nine miles below
Mayer in Big Bug mining district will not
be responsible for debts of any kind con-
tracted for labor and Improvements OF said
property while it is being worked under
bond and lease. F. Z. Andrews,
VIM. Bunte.
1225-1rn
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01

Notice is hereby given that neither the
undersigned, nor the Aztec, Fairview, Mau-
melle. Silver Trail, W E. Thorne, Lillian
or Nellie d. mining claims, generally known
as the Sun Dance group, situate in Hassay
ampa mining district, Yavapai county. Ari-
iona Territory. will be responsible for any
debts contracted or expenses incurred by
the Western Trust IL Guaranty Company Of
Chicago. Illinois, OF by the Reliance Gold
Mining Company, under a lease and con-
tract authorizing the hereinbefore mention
ed parties to operate said properties. j. b.
NilkersOn. Owner.
Dated Prescott, Arizona, December Ia,
1904. Dec soft
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01

Advertise your wants in the Journal
Miner.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-01-13
FL ALBUQU CIRQUE
ORIENTAL.
Sc Comenzo eI rrahaIos.eI Lunes Desde Esta
Ciudad Para el 0rIente,

Desde d principles de la
semana han estado en- la ciu-
dad ell delegado William II. An
drews y Col, W. S. Hopewell,
presidente y manejador gen
eral del ferrocarril AIbuquer-
que Eastern, Inca que conecta
en- Moriarty con ell Santa F'e
Central y la cual Sc espera que
una d esta ciudad con dicho
ferrocarriI y de ALI con ell gran
sistema del Rock Island para
ell oriente y sur. De Moriarty
a Albuquerque en- ell proyecto
de AZ millas que mide va eStan
niyeladas y Sc estan tendiendo
rieles sobre Il millas, y ahora
como dicho, Sc comenzo el
trabajo con cerca de doscien-
tos hombres y clncuenta tiros
los cuaIes pronto
Sc aumentaran a cien, de 6sta
ciudad para ell oriente a unlrse
con la Inca va proyectada y
trabajada de Moriarty. Dicen,
los oticiaIes del camino que es-
peran tener trenes coruendo
hasta Albuquerque para el
mes de Julio.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-01-13
Communication.
Estancia, Enero 8 de 1905.

Estancla, Enero 8 de 1905
Estoy sosprendido despue}
de aver leido los procedlmien
tos y resoluciones hechas POI
los comisionados del condado
de Torrance en- su primer jun
ia en- Progreso, Enero 2, organ.
izando ell nuebo condado. FI
nombre del fnado Corone1 I
Francisco Chavez naIaca ana
60 4 dorado dc IN man,orio
mny nronto vonien fpd asosi.
nabo POGO mas ane mn mes no.
eado como dies nijIae do 81
I7oar endonde aIIos Ga oroani.
aaron v vo croo o1o no ost6v
.oon;bcoado on derir o7o Il an.
daba entonces on al t;omDo do
81 muerte en- aropn modo Vi.
endo Dor eI interes del conJado
de Torrance, Has 4 otras como
one ellos isinran non
Il, Fine Dor Il oae 81 condado
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-01-13

Ahora 81, labradores, preVen-
gan sus arados y ponganse a
sembrar en- la primavera La
terra no he tenido la humidad
por varios amos que tiene aho-
ra, vamos cosechar este aIlo, a
reponer los amos perdidos.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-01-13

81 necesitan de dar una fan
es veanse a J. w. Corbett
Mountainair, n. NJ. agente
por la compania de Seguridad
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-01-13
ARRESTADO POR LA MUERTE
DEL COL. CHAVEZ.

pdedud dlS ullUS uON6UdQDs SG
discubertos en- la historic de l.
asesinato del CoroneI j. Fran
cisco Chavez, en- la noche de
26 de Nobiembre de 1901 Ell
Pinos Wells, y de tai impor-
tancia en- ell case, que Santiago
G, Chavez hijo finodo coroneI
juro quejos ante ell iuez de paz
A. H. Garnett caIgandole 4
Procopio Cordova con la
muerte y q Domingo Wales
como coupliso, r c. Huber
fu6 deputado especial por
alguacil mayor Manuel S. 7.
Sanchez para hacer los arres-
tos. Ell procidi6 d las casas
de los acusados, bolviendo EN-
ell tren del Martes con sus
hombres a Santa Fe ponendo-
les en- la carcil ALI. Sc recor-
daron que Wales fu6 arestan-
da despues de la muerte por
sospechos pero como Sc paso
tempo y Wales la hayien ten
ida en- la carcil en- Santa Fe Y
Los Lunas y ninca la haYien
jusgado, Sc agaron que Ia eVid-
encia qae renien SO avia ava
porisado y Wales la soltayon.
Hablando de la materia, San
tigo G. Chavez dice; Yo tengo
prevas en- realidad en- mano
para satisfaserme; los hombres
son culpables y cuando llega |
ell tempo, Sc sabra. Cordoyer i !
hecho dos muertes anteS y eS
un NAL hombre. La eVidencia
que hemos jnntada 10 hemos
junsadO embellishments Y es
para usarlo manana Sc los
otros cosaS eStaVan listos, Yo
he puesto un dispaclo al algu-
acil mayor del cOndado de Tor
rance para que beriga al ex-
animation preliminaria tam
prOnto como es possible y
cuando 6l llega la causa com
eusara Yo he gostado mucho
tempo tocante a este materia
y estoy preparado para disem-
boloer este cr6men Los hom-
bres Sc las doVa su eXamina-
tion ante eI Honorable &. A.
Mann juez de este districto
tam pronto como practical. En-
la ansencia del juez Mann
puede ser que Cal sobre uno de
sus .aSocios.
Els consedido en- general en-
ell Valle al sur, que es probable
que la gente saben mas del
crimen que la gente aescubrit
y todayi la opinion ell fu6 los
assainos sea quien fuera, fu6
pazado y su saf6da fue fossil j
Cierta 10 que tiene de eyiden- J
cia ell Senor Chavez al prosete. g
No Sc sabe, y la causa Sc cuid
con intrave8 como made mos
que evidencia cercumestauciM
Sc puade obtenar.
Solamente S1.50 por Las @
Nuevas de La Estancia-IIis-
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-01-13

Solamente $1.50 por Las
Nuevas de La Estancia-His-
pana-Americana-por un ano
enterO.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-01-13

La sonora Francisquita de
Salas del Torreon fiIIecio en-
su residencia la semana pas
ada dejando para lemen tar su
eternal despedida 4 su esposa
Don Juan Salas y cinco ninos,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
MUSICIAN LOSES
LIFE AT HOTEL
Director Of "NOtl.ing But 'lo3ey"
Company Shot to Death.
COMEDIAN WOUNDED
Proprietor Of Hotel, Charged With
the Deeds, Is Also Accused Of
Having Insnlted Actresses
Of Combination.

Gaffney, S. c., Dec. 1S.-The report
of a pistol, followed by two others in
quick succession. alarmed Gaffney, and
a woman's cry of murder" brought a
crowd to the Piedmont Inn, where. Mi
Ian Bennett, musical director of the
Nothing But Money" dramatic COM
pany, was found dead, and Abbott Da-
vi5on, star and comedian. badly
wounded. Both were shot by George
Hasty. one of the hotel proprietors-
An inquest was held and the testi-
mony of Verne Sheridan and Miss
Bishop was TO the effect that George
Hasty, after repeatedly insulting the
young women. going so far as to en-
deavor to break into Miss Sheridan's
room, was upbraided for his conduct by
Dawson. and responded by shooting
Dawson I'm the abdomen and sending
bullet through Benefits head. Will
Hasty. brother Of George Hasty, adj
mitted seeing the shots fred. but
claimed they were delivered in self
defense. He claimed that a knife had
been found in the hall where the strag-
edy occurred. George Abbott Dawson
made statement in which he practic-
ally told the story related By the
women. His condition is critical
George Hastr is under arrest. He
made no statement.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
QUICKLY DONE.
Miners Convention Soon Disposes Of
All Unfinished Business.

Shamokin, Pa. Dec. Is.-DeleRates
to the Anthracite Miners convention
quickly disposed OF unfinished business
at Saturdays session.
The miners request that operators
meet with them to arrange terms of
employment to prevail at colleries aft
er April In xet is necessarily equiva-
Lent to strike II the operators refuse.
but 1t means that the award OF the an
thracite coal strike commission will
become imperative.
When the convention went into exec
utive session. there was a spirited dis
cussion over the matter Of referring i'm
portant resolutions embodying demands
TO a special committee. which will seek
conference with the operators. Pres
ident Mitchell said: 81 have received
no protests. II there are others now
Is the time 90 present them II any
delegates has plan which he thinks
is better than the one adopted. let him
present It now"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
HERMAN WHIPS HANLoN.
II Was the Fiereest twenty Round
Bout Ever Had in Los Angeles.

Il Was the Fiereest Twenty Round
Bout Ever Had in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles. Dec. 1S.-Kid Herman
OF Chicago beat Eddie Hanlon OF San
Francisco in the fiercest twenty-round
fight ever seen In Los Angeles. There
was not a moments pause from start
TO finish OF every round that the two
lightweights We're not in action and
the gong found them fighting. Hanlon
forced the pace and made it a terrific
one from the very start and never for
an instant gave ground.
The eighth. ninth and eleventh
rounds were about the best OF the con-
test. Hanlon appeared TO have the ad-
vantage In strength In the twentieth
round Hanlon had Herman very tired
and as the Chicago man lost his guard
on the stomach Hanlon pounded him
about the body and had him stagger-
Ing Referee Eyton's decision was pop
ulsr Hanlon was the favorite In the
betting at 10 to s. but Herman was
strongly supported.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
TILLMAN cRITICISES.
Raised Question of Whether Shonts
Still Worked For Glover Leaf.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-The Panama
bill was again under consideration by
the senate Friday and Mr.. Tillman &C.
cupied the time given to that subject.
except when he gave to questions for,
or Interruptions by, other senators. He
did not indicate any intention of oppos.
ing the passage of the canal commits
sin in many of its transactions. He
raised the questions as to whether
President Shonts is still i'm the employ
of the Clover Leaf railroad. and said
that the railway register still carries
his name as the head Of that road. He
also sharply criticised the employment
Of Secretary Bishop as a press repre-
sentative. and Mr.. Hale Joined in this
censure, saying that Mr.. Bishops en-
ployment in that capacity is a reflec-
ton, not only on congress. but ON the
rress. A part of Mr.. Tillman's remarks
was devoted to a criticism OF the pres
idents policy in Santo Domingo. and
Mr.. Spooner defended the presidents
course.
Mr.. Culberson proposed an amend
ment TO the bill providing that no part
of the money appropriated should b.
used TO pay the expenses OF literary
bureau.
A resolution by Mr.. Carmack in
structing the senate to inquire into re-
ports of brutality practical by hazers
upon students at the naval academy Of
Annapolis. with a view to putting a
stop to such practices, was adopted.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
Assistant District Attorney Rand Says
Goods Mere Delivered and Paid For.


Goods Were Delivered and Paid For.
New York. Dec. lS.-The prosecution
opened its case Friday in the trial of
Abraham II. Hummel. the lawyer
charged with conspiracy in the lcele-
brsted Dodge Morse divorce case
Assistant District Attorney Rard. In
opening the case. said: "In this case
the act of conspiracy as described in
law was committed and the goods were
delivered and paid for. This particular
project was a very bold one. Ii was
aimed not only at the laws of the\state.
but its object of tatack was nothing
less than the institution of marriage
and the administration OF justice.l
Captain James Morse OF the city of
Boston. ship owner. had heard Mrs
Morse was divorced woman$ He
started to work TO see II he could not
break up the marriage. He fweut to
the office OF Hummel. thi. defeniant.
Bfaphed TO Morse in Boston that he
had found such clear traces Of fraud in
the proceedings that he would take
lilc HhltcI up III 0aptaIn MOrSc would
pay him $4,000. Captain Morse paid
Hummel the 81, 900 to upset his neph-
ew's marriage.
In January, 1904. the grand jury
presented a charge Of perjury against
Dodge. on the same day Dodge was at
the st. Charles Hotel. New Orleans. on
his way TO Mexico. He knew about Il
before the district attorney. Why
should Hummel want to get Dodge
across the borderf But Dodge was
pulled OF the train in Texas.
'Hummel telegrsphed TO Captain
Morse: They've got our man, send us
money
There was a constant demand by
Hummel from Captain Morse and not
less than $4,000 was paid by him"
The first witness was Abraham II
Kaffenburgh, a member OF Hummel's
law firm. He was asked whether he
had employed counsel in Texas to pre-
vent the extradition OF Charles F.
Dodge. and also whether. under Hum
meIs instruction. he attempted to keep
Dodge I'm perpetual state of intoxica-
ton. but to this and to other questions.
he replied: II decline TO answer on the
grounds that Il might degrade and in
criminate me-" He vas excused after
a short questioning
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18

degree. II one set OF committees are
put behind the bars, another will take
Its place and carry or the work The
League of Leagues was not asked to
Join In the manifesto. 1t being regarded
with some jealousy by proletariat or
ganizations. which claim to be bear
ing the brunt of the revolution and will
be entitled to the fruits thereof.
Proletariat leaders claim to have alb
solute knowledge that the government
has just issued sI25.0On.000 in paper
money
Under the provisions OF the press law
the editor of every paper which has
printed the manifesto has rendered him
self liable to eight months imprison-
ment and $1,000 fine Now must come
the test of the governments power.
1t develops that among the papers of
NJ Krustaleff. president of the execu-
tive committee at the time of his ar
rest, the documents which furnished
evidence of a well planned conspiracy
TO seize and carry off Premier WHITE.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
THEIR MANIFESTO
STARTLES RUSSIA
Veritable BOmbShel Is Hnrled by
the RevOlu;iOnaries.
SCATHING DOCUMENT
Government. Among Other ACCUSE
tons, Is Charged With Spend
ing All the Cash Of the
Russian Empire.

Berlin, Dec. 1S.-Proletarit organi-
cations of Russia through the invisible
government" hurled a bombshell into
the camp of the official government by
issuing manifesto. following the form
of the regular imperial document, de-
claring bankruptcy of treasury, order
ing proletariat army everywhere to re-
fuse to pay taxes of any description.
to insist upon payment of wages in gold
on silver and withdraw ali their depos-
its from savings banks in gold The
manifesto is a terrible indictment of
the manner in which the beaureaucracy
has brought the country to financial
ruin, asserting that the government
has squandered not only the country's
income, but proceeds of foreign loans
on railroads, the army and the fleet
leaving the people without schools or
roads, yet Ii was declared there is no
money to feed soldiers. and everywhere
there are Instructions of beggared
and starved troops and sailors. The
manifesto even charges the government
with using the deposits i'm the govern
ment's savings banks TO speculate on
the bourse and with covering up its
chronic deficits interest on the immense
debt by proceeds of foreign loans.
which are at last exhausted. The rich,
IT IS further declared. have already talk
en- warning and are converting their
property into securities and gold. and
sending them abroad.
The only salvation of the country. ac-
cording to the manifesto, is to over
throw the autocracy by a constituent
assembly and the sooner the govern
ment falls the better. Therefore, the
last source of existence of the old
regime, its financial revenue. must be
stopped. The document was signed by
members of the workmen's council com
mittee of Pan-Russian uI.ion and CEN
trail committees of Social Democrats,
Social Revolutionists and Socialists Of
Poland
This great step of revolutionaries.
which throws down the gauge of bat
tie to the government, IVES prepared
with such secrecy that the authorities
were taken off their guard and did not
even attempt to prevent its publication
In the newspapers. Revolutionary lead
ers expect il TO be followed by reprisals
and arrests, but all this has been fore
SEEN The leaders laid their plans deep
~ before issuing the manifesto. New
x.~o-s--......l
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
CANNOT PREVENT.
Lineviteh Unable to Keep the Soldiers
From Becoming Mutinous.

New York, Dec. ia cable dis
patch dated ST Petersburg, Dec II. via
Helslngfors. Finland. Dec. Is. says: Il
cannot combat the growth and spread
OF the revolutionary movement in the
army already more than half muffin
ous." General Linevitch telegraphed
from A1anchuria. Reserves demand TO
be sent home Immediately and refuse
10 take paper money. Telegraph in
structions. Urgent The greatest
secrecy is thrown over the govern
ments answer to Linevitch. which is
sent via Vladivostock
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
PREPARED FOR STRIKE.
New York Typothetae Issues State
ment to This Effect.

New York. Dec. 1S.-Alnouncement
that preparations to handle big
printers strike have been completed by
the employing printers OF New York
was made Friday by the Typothetae OF
this city The eiEht-hour work day.
which the International Typographical
Union has decreed shall go into erect
on Jan. !. 1906. is declared to be the
cause for issuing the statement.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
JEWISH RIGHTS.
international Society to This End Has
Seen Founded by a Rabbi.

San Francisco. Dec. 1S.-An internal
tional sociay for the promotion of Jew
Rev. Dr. Jacob Voorsanger 1t is the
outcome Of the persecution TO which
the Hebrew community I'm Russia have
been subjected The object of this So
ciety is TO actively assist oppressed
Jews throughout the world, secure civil
rights and begin a political propaganda
looking to the elimination of all class
legislation from statute books of civ
ilized nations.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
. ALL AFFIRMATIVE.
Every Revenue Matter Must Have Il.
Origin In the House.

Washington. Dec. 1s.-The house
Friday devoted four and quarter
hours to lively debate on the POSSIBLE
tiles Of controlling insurance compa-
mics. Two set speeches were the fea-
ture. one by Mr.. Sherley of Kentucy.
on the doctrine OF states rights. and
the other by Mr.. Cochran, proposing
that congress. through its taxing DOW
er, should confine all insurance COM
panies TO the state I'm which they are
organized.
Mr.. Mann of Illinois outlined a pro-
posed means of control he will later
present in the form of bill, leaving IL
to the insurance companies to volun-
tarily submit to Federal examination
and approval. Mr.. williams. minority
leader. concluded the debate. holding
that control was possible. but not
through the taxing powers.
Digressions were INDUCED in. First.
to send message to the senate return
ing its bill regarding canal bonds as
an usurpation Of the constitutional
rights of the public to originate reve-
nue. legislation and again to discuss
hazing at Annapolis. No conclusion
was reached on the committee refer
ence of the insurance features of the
presidents message. which was the
matter under consideration.
Mr.. Payne explained that the senate
Dill was clearly revenue measure and
should have originated IN the house
TINS statemepA was met W. .s-sc-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
PUSHING ORIENT.
Good Progress Is Being Made Between
Svseetwater and San Anuelo.

Sweetwster, Tex. Dec. 1S.-The work
north on the Kansas City. Mexico and
Orient railway from Sweetwater is be-
if.g pushed. The track is now laid on
the main line one mile north of Sagerl-
ton and surfacinE the main line from
Hamlin TO the above place. and expects
to have the road ready to turn over to
the railroad company for operation by
Jan. 1. The construction company has
large force at the front. and has its
main camp located twelve miles north
OF Hamlin.
Good progress is being made In the
work between Sweetwater and San
Angelo. quite a number of good out
fits are at work and are making good
progress.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-18
Wealthy Jews leaving.

Warsaw. Dec. 1S.-Many wealthy
Jews are leaving this city owing to the
raids on their residences by bands OF
revolutionary co-reilSionists calling
themselves anarchists. The police are
so disorganized that they make no at
tempt TO interfere. one hundred and
fifty postal clerks and nfty telegra-
piers have resumed work. The strik-
ers threaten retaliation.