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Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-06
ARIZONA MINES
 BY COUNTIES
Marked Activity is Reported From Every Sec
 ti0n

Charley Sutter has returned from a trip into the Tonto Basin country, where he was looking after mining in. terests. During the trip he encount. cred some very heavy rain storms. and while fording a number of can. yons, had several narrow escapes from going down stream. At one place he lost part of his pack.
 In a mining way he says that that district is very lively, and that many of the mines there are producing high grade ore in paying quantities. Of the property which he and Murdock own and which is in the Mazatal dis trict, he says they have a tunnel In 1O7 feet. and for the last so feet have a high grade ore carrying copper gold and silver.
 In this same district and adjoining the Sutter group, is the Copper Butte mine, which is under lease to Bert Collum, and from which himself and two men are taking high grade ore which he will ship to Globe.
 About four miles west of Payson, J. W. Bordman is erecting a stamp mill with which he will do custom WI HIS lllill VIII dSSlSt STcdllH in the development of the district.
 Five men are working at the Charles Hnl gold mine. from which some ex- cellent ore is being taken.
 One of the best properties in the Basin is the Single Standard, owned by Messrs. Campbell, Lyons, Noel and Jordan. all of Jerome.
 On his way he found three men at work at the first power plant of the Fossal Creek Power company, and was informed that Mrs. Tut was expected there about the first of October. when she will start building a road to Straw berry where a saw mill will be put in and 750.000 feet of timber sawed. A road will also be built from the first power plant to connect with he Copper Canyon road.
 All through the ranch country Mir. Sutter said. there was much prosperi- ty, the fruit and other crops being wonderful in quality and quantity. And the cattle everywhere were in excellent condition.-Jerome Mining News.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-06
TUMORS CONQUERED SERIOUS OPERATIONS AVOIDED
Unqualified Success of Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound in the Case of Mrs. Fannie D. Fox

One of the greatest triumphs of Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the conquering of woman's dread en- emy, Tumor.
 The growth of 6 tumor Is so sly that frequently its presence is not suspected until it is far advanced.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-06

Sick headache is caused by disor- dered condition of the stomach, and is quickly cured by Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all dealers in patent medicine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-06

FINANCIAL STATEMENT, CITY OF BiSBEE, QUARTER ENDING.
 SEPTEMBER 30. 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
ARRESTS a
TAMMANYI7E

recent Wait.
The Inference which local railroad
men wraN II that the Hartman
crowd Is using nigh finance "a
uerpetrate what would otherwise be
called blackmaiI
nj II mas be blaekmall 4
Some Say Vanderbilt and Gould.
Other railroad men Incline 10 the
belief that the protectors Of the
North Gnaat are figuring ON some
thing a long way in the future. All
that they have done 80 far Is 60
obtain options on fight-of- way and
On the three blocks Of tide.ands
owned by G. y. Buasell The up-
tions on The tidelands expired yes
tsrday. but negotiations are pend
ing relative To the construction Of
steel bridge across the east water
way past the property ON Railroad
av in order 90 make II accessible.
Buasell has been asked to reduce
his price In view Of the proposed
construction OF the bridge.
II Is thought that they may be
Vanderbilt and Gould. one con
trolling the Chicago & Northwest
eFn. and the other the Western Ia
eifie. the former being extended al
ready to Idaho. the directors OF
which roads are already reported
TO have decided TO use the same
terminals In Seattle aud Tacoma.
c. .. Runars.
There IL also a persistent rumor
that the Canadian Pacific is In the
deal. seeking an entrance through
Snoquaimie pass. which. however.
would entail very expensive con
struction. The Canadian Pacific
would have To- come in by way Of
Spokane and Yakima, which seems
impractieable and roundabout
There IL In the city a man not
connected with the Milwaukee who
Is representing new traugeon-
tinental railroad Just what rail
road or interests he represents Is
not known, however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
Arenson Still Claims That
He Is Innocent of Murder
SAYS KNOWS NOTHING THE MURDER OF surcH-
REDMOND REcEnrLY-rls TESTIMONY MAKING
THINGS LOOK BLACK JOHNSON

In an infsrvisw s. J. Arensou.
one Of the trio At the county jail
accused Of the murder OF George
Butehafd. at Redmond recently
again asserted bis innocence and re-
peaied In detail the same story he
told the morning after the affair
With the exception of one vital
point He says that Johnson and
the murdered man vent south from
MeKay's saloon where the drunken
revel occurred after he and his com
panione had crossed the street. to-
wards their lodging house
II this II true. then the quarrel
that he and his companions heard
later that morning may be ex-
planned
johnson had a room at a hotel
two blocks frum Mekays saloon
and one block from the point where
Arenson and hts companions turned
toward their lodgings. At this
point the signs Of the desperate
struggle we're found next morning
about 50 feet from nutehards body
Arenson.s testimony will In all
probability do more towards con
yieting johnson for the crime than
any other
Deputy Sheriff MeKlnuon said
that he found shirt covered with
blood that had not dripped at the
camp where Johnson slept that
night.
arenson Still.
Il discovered. also. that Johnson
had used grass to wipe off this
blood. Why did he do that He
Was not too intoxicated to wipe the
blood off and be hid the shirt un-
derneath the mattress OF his bed.
These circumstances and the quar-
rel overheard by Arenson that
morning confirm the opinion that
have had all along. that johnson
stabbed nutehard However. all eff
forts nn nv part and on the part
OF Sheriff Smith aud other deputies
TO secure a confession from him
have failed utterly. He says that
II he did kill Butchard that he does
not remember one thing about It.
According to statements made by
Torres and Arenson. the murdered
man and johnson quarreled in the
saloon previous to the murder.
Johnaan's case Is in the hands OF
the Swedish vice CONSUL
Says He's Detective.
Strange as II may seem Arenson
thinks that he belongs to the secret
service department of the United
States. II | was free would in
yeatigate this case for myself I'm
a detective and have had a badge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
Assay Office Cashier Valves Examination
and Is Bound in SIS, 600 Bonds Con-
ducts His Own Case in Most Brilliant
Manner Coolest Man in Court Room

George E Adams. ex=treaaurer Of
sthe United States mint. arrested ON
a charge Of embegxlement. was ar
ralgued before United States Com
missioner kiefeE this morning. The
former cashier appeared IN court
accompanied by Deputy United
States Marshal Lathe.
On being asked by the court II
be had secured counsel. Adams re-
piled that he would act as his own
attorney. lie theu asked the court
20 announce his rights.
He then asked United States Dis
trict Attorney Frye IL his bonds
might be rsduced from $50 zoe Ia
sfaeoa The court replied that the
state hoped 60 prove that Adams
had emheEaled $50 600. but agreed
10 fin the prisoners bond nj S.. coo.
providing he could offer nnauestlou-
able security To this Adams made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

Never before. il Is safe to state.
has a case exeifsd 80 much local
public speculation and comment as
that of Adams.
In almost every public place. and
in the homes people are discussing
what Adams did with ali the money
he Is supposed to have stolen from
the local aasay office
When arrested $4,000 IL cur.
rency was found on his person, RE
had probably some $500 In
local banks. his Harvard ay home
and adjoining lot are worth about
$50 600. hla lots on Cherry and
Boren. a20 600. a lot ON Queen Anne
hill. 1000. an interest in local
real estate firm. $500. a controil-
ing interest In the Industrial Iron
Works at BellinEbam. and house
furnishings and incidentals valued
At more than $50. 00O-all these. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

In the arrest Of Tom Smith. alias
Jennings. the police believe they
have run 10 earth one Of Ses Yorks
election fraud workers.
Patroirnan Jaebs took Smith into
custody because he was found car
rytnE revolver on y. FIRST. The
police officers attention was called
20 Smith By a boy who informed the
patfoiman that Smith had flashed
q gun IN his face.
Carried Arsenal.
Smith denied the action. but when
searched at police headquarters was
found te POSSESSES Il leather belt
from which hung wicked looking
razor and a monkey wrench. Both
were encased IN leather holsters.
The gun was carried loose IN his
overcoaf pocket.
When Smith was questioned. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
Local Police Claim They Have One Of
Murphv's Henchmen..--Was Armed

admitted coming from New York
and waa Ingenious enough 70 luA5fn
his iu4uisitofa that he stood well In
Tafnfumny circles. The police.
thinking he was n hald-ap. started
a sweating process. but Smith told
them they would not gain anything
b It.
six Thousand IN Bank.
Smith has ss.0ed on deposit in a
local bank. II Weif dressed and edit
Gated His attorney. Tom Page.
claims that he Is a we'll known paii-
tieiaH and simply got too much
aboard. lie wiil be tried for carry
ing concealed weapons before Pa-
lice Judge Gordon this afternoon.
IN spite Of the explanations. tho
local police think that the prisoner
left New York to escape the search
ing inquiry Of the inauisltive Js-
rome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

the undiscovered possessions total
more than the $3.50. 900 he IL said
to have stolen. as far as is known.
Did Not Gamble.
Adams waa not a drinking man.
neither was he a man who would
gamble either by playing cards or
on the stock market lie was an
extremely etudious man. deVotlng
all his spare time in his home ta
fstsp reading In faet. his was a
rIlossei life.
Wrote for Magazines.
Aa an Illustration of the mans
fass ea aud ability, some years ago
he received check for $500 from
the Cosmopolitan magazine FOE a
cieveFly written story ON Alaska.
ARTICLES published in Harper'a aud
atsef magazines we're paid for and
psiotished, aud Adams not only re-
ceivrd the glory but the hard cash
for hts artieleR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
BEEDE'S DINNER IN CELL WHILE
VICTIM Dimes ON COT OF PAIN

1T will be a matter Of many
weeks aud months before Ray Me-
Donald VIII be out OF his bed"
such was the answer 10 The
stars inquiry at the Providence hos
pitat this morning In regard to the
condition of the man who was shot
several weeks aso by George Bede,
the husband Of Mrs. TRINA Becdn,
who was walking on the street With
Mcdonald when the two were met
by Ileede.
The physicians al agree that
Mcdonald Will live, but they say
he will De unable TO be about for
several months yet. added the at
tendnnt.
Mcdonald. propped up With pill.
lows. enjoyed a toofhsome Thanks
giving dinner yexH day in his lit-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

Common sense would seem 70 die
tate that medicine which would do
ene man good. with a certain phase
Of complaint. would do no good
10 another tuau differently affected.
The uae OF patent remedies IN Sc
attic has - the paat beer enormous.
and the consumption Is considerable
today. but - rapidly falling off. In
view % the exposures which The
star IL nos making.
Al reputable druggists endorse
The stars work In connection with
pateut lHeatesHe fakes a. NEST 81
them have already stated Ia the pa
per They VIII welcome the aboli-
ton Of the sale Of these patent Eeads
and n return "a the days Of leEiti-
mate pharmacy. when medicines
xere mostly prescribed By doctors
and prescriptions for each ease Of
Illness vsrs made out b. men who.
IS physicians. are presumably the
beat qualified among Us TO combat
ills 70 which flesh il heir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
NE WANTS
THE JOB
CALVIN e. Villas ADMITS BEING APPLICANT WINGS
slroN. BUT CLAIMS HE MADE APPLICATION
FORE THE PRESENT TRou BILE

For no reason other than that he
wanted the position of chief assayer
at the local United States assay Of
flee. Calvin r. Villas. vice president
and manager Of the Washington
National Building. Loan & Invest
ment company, stated this morning
that he placed his application with
Senator Piles.
For probably four months past,
said he this morning. my applica-
ton for the position OF assayef at
the local office has been with Sem
ator piles. and has been discussed
both by him aud by my friends, who
have stood by me.
mo one deplores more than ! do
that this disgrace should have fall
en- upon the Seattle assay office. and
that it should come Just when plans
wera In the lnalsing to replace Wing
Nothing Against Wing.
Wings record With the govern
ment is. as far rs | know. abso-
lutely clean.
Il cannot tell what the outcome
of my candidacy will lie. and under
the circumstances | don't like 10
Talk about It. for II | do. / will
not only compromise myself but
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

Why d intelligent men and Hom.
en- use patent mestirlnaaF
Why do theg. when III. take
chances Uith compounds OF which
they knnW nothing. simply trusting
90 speeioua labels on the bottles. o.
tho stiii more apeeloua advertise.
fncnta IN the urwmpapcrhz
u "a 4 hard question 10 answer
Most Of these peapia would h@
sharp enough 10 axuid ordinary I'm.
positions. but mhsu II comes Is iua.
pastures In BOTTLES labeled metil.
cine they surrender 20 ereauiifY
al completely "a the North Ameri.
can Indian once on a time eufrens
dersd to the medicine man and
his lnaAutMilans.
Try 10 Dodge Bitls.
Probably one Of the underlying
reasons for the general use Of pat.
ent medicines Il q vide spread aud
deeply seated aversion 10 mourning
doctors bills. which the aYeraFe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

man rightly or wrongly. usually re-
aafaA a. excessive for the services
guf fnrmtA.
The pateut "remedloaa promise 3.
mtAsh. and uft=tlmea ills aeem -
slight IN the beginning that many
vi lsax folk think il better 20 take
n shaaea@ believing that they viii
al came out right ia the end.
= r nafmana famous saying
thas "the American people like 10 be
fasAsst wa# never given better
application than ~ the eHsffn.
ess Use Of seure4nli rsmrsiiaa e
which have formed - large a part
Of The sale 81 drug stores and have
found places IN the homes Of MIL.
iiops of the people throughout the
laia1
It's Easy Nonsy.
Apparently Al that has been nee
So fl TIE past has been for any
pnFapa afflicted with the get rich
utslrh mania fn mix up minesIlan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

never will exIat except on paper
This theory is plausible in view
Of the wonderful similarity between
the routes proposed by the North
Coast between this city and Wallula.
It is pointed out that the North
Coast has simply been engaged in
SELLING strategic points of right-of-
way along the route laid out by the
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul. with
the apparent object OF obatrueting
the latter The same condition holds
true in Seattle. both railroads hav-
ing asked for practically the same
streets with which 70 enter the city.
St. Paul Makes Arrangements.
The Milwaukee has made arrange
meHta with the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific 20 use their tracks
down tho north eide Of the Columbia
river over practically the whole dis
lance between Waiiula and Port
land, .douA,e-tvhcking the distance,
80 thdt there Is evidently no desire
on the part Of those three roads to
SJasruct each other In fact. James
n Hiil 20 stated when here on his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
llMEDICINE,'
NOW TAXED

eous LOT q alcoholic or medicinal In
gradients iu a bottle. label Il q cure
fer consumption. haek-aehe. dya-
PERSIA. or mhaf.not and then con
tract With an AaveHtiainE agency 20
use the neshpa pefm literally for ad-
tettlae the new discovery"
Il NnF auly q question 81 Iudiciaus
work b this al. agency before the
stream Of aeisafn began q flow. IN
ever Increasing volume.
Occasionally. Il l. true. good pre-
HefipatuuH furnished b. reputable
rbTslelane have been used an the
haaia Of patent medicines. but even
Ia such exceptional eases the RENE
edy. while good for ane man. would
often prove medicinal injury for
another. while tbs broad efue-aii
statements made the sufferers be-
liexs. for the time being. that they
eefe al 81 the highway 10 Feeov-
cry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
CHARGE WITHDRAWN

Patroiman Westedt received a nice
Thanksgiving gift from Chief OF Po-
lice Delaney when the latter told
him that the charges filed against
him by Patrick Gleason. one OF the
proprietors of the Magnolia bar. on
South First ay.. had voluntarily
been Withdrawn. Chief Delaney
says that the truth came out and
that the patroiman was entirely in
the right. although another unfor-
tunate affair similar 10 the Baioc-
ehi-Jaeohs mixup almost took place.
Gleason claimed that he had been
subjected TO much humiliation by
false arrest and Imprisonment Po-
lice Judge Gordon suspended sen
tence against him on a charge Of
being drunk and disorderiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

Wing and Senator Piles, and all
those men who have been good
enough to endorse my application"
NJ. L. Baekus, who with 4 H,
elise. N. II. Latimer. G. J. Eaa
and l. u. Andrews supported riIsN
in his candidacy for the position of
chief assayer stated today thai
there Is not the slightest doubt In
his mind but that Wings record
while i'm Office is above reproach.
Since Wings appointment. Juna
II. 1898. by President WilIiam Nc
Kinley. no organized movement has
been set on foot to place another
man in his place perhaps because
the same party remained In power.
and what Is perhaps more reasons
able. because Wings record and the
manner in which the local assay OF
flee was conducted WIS fheu EatIh~
factory 20 the government.
Frank A. Leach. who Ii examining
Adams books. said today that ha
knew nothing of the political aspects
of the casu. but that he Is sure that
nothing in Wings management. a.
far as Leach now knew. would eoune
against him when the application Of
Nilns eamo before President Ruose-
Veff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

On Friday night an entertainment
and social Was given under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid society
OF the Madison Street NJ r. church
in the church pnrlors. A program.
composed Of musical numbers and
Rotations waa given Mrs s. NJ.
Meekes, Mrs u. s. Reeves and Miss
Helen Webster and quartette COM
posed Of Messrs. Frank Dignon. j.
w. Davis. William Jester and u.
s. Reeves fnrr'esaa The programs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
MURDERER HANGS

FOLSOM. Cal. Dec. HAIRY
Eldrldge. recently convicted of the
murder Of Keeper W l. Cotter dur
ing the iailhreak of July p. 1908.
WIS hanged this morning His last
words were. Hanging me because
! kicked out of jail" He died
Eamn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
SAYS IT'S UNCONSTITUTIONAL

CHICAGO. Dec. The circuit
court today served an Injunction
against tho city appropriatIng the
funds Of the municipal court sys-
tom. holding that the charter
amendment act passed by the last
legislature and adopted nj The elee-
ton IN November was uncunstitu-
tlunhl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

for several month";" be stated 10 Z
Star man in the presence OF his at
torney recently. Il take a paper
called the Criminal Record which
tells how To catch thieves and MUIR
derers. saw the advertisement IN
a paper and answered II. They
charged me 81 year Tor the paper
and sent the badge along with 1T
Upon being told that he had evil
IDENTIFY fallen In with fakes. he re-
on using his detective ability when
released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
USING W
AS a CLUB
LATEST THEORY ABOUT mYsT rRoUs NORTH COAST RAIL.
WAY IS THAT 1T IS BEING Used BY HARTMAN RockEFEL.
LER INTERESTS TO HARRAss OPPONENTS ST
WAR

The attempt OF the North Coast
5IWHy to obtain franchises in this
! 81 btzH WaIla WaiIa may be only
'sefx of q huge Matchmaking
&cheqne that IA being directed BY
rival bankers on Wall II.
IN view Of the declaration Of war
which the Hartman Rockefeller in
ternsfa are said % have declared
against the Morgan Baker in.
sefestA many local railroad men are
tpdas #ined to the belief that tho
AniEnus behind the North Coast IL
nothing more than this III feeling
between the Wall af. magnatea.
Only on Paper.
------- " Eted that all Indications
point 20 the conclusion that the
North Coast has been injected Into
the northwest railroad field for ths
Fo& purpose Of faraasins tie 6reai
1tharn. Northern Pacific and Chi
Seo. Milwaukee q st. Paul. which
three lines are aaid 10 ..pe getting
along tremendously undS the I'LL
Morgan Baker fralneup, and that
| fAe NaAh Coast docs not exit and
sss.s s@ ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
Sensation Is Promised

Secret Service Agent connell
stated today that in a fuw days he
would be able To give cut some
startling disclosures regarding
Adams aud his crime
Il WAS also lntlmated that Adams
peculatious will foot up much more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

no reply.
Adams than made plea for him
self aud family. lie WAS BY far the
most collected mau IN the court
RON. lie conducted hts cave like
veteran lawyer and II Is predicted
he will make a grand fight for his
liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

WARSAW. DEC IA chensto-
poYo report states that the dra-
Eoons have mutinied and had hard
battle with the GoHsaeks, many be-
Ing killed on both sidea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
CARS CRASH

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Dec The
west bound Union Pacific was
wrecked by a string of runaway
cars near Green River. Wyo.. to-
day. The engineer. Albert Payne.
was killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec The
eahmen today added themselves to
the strike body. Special messen.
gers are being used by the govern
ment for carrying official messages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
Fake Mixtures Containing Alcohol 70 Be
Classed The Same as Liquor---Dealers
Must Pay For Selling Them


WASHINGTON d e. Beginning With today alcoholic
beverages naaaueFnfng patient medicines
the han Of taxation Every m4HufnFEef
ms large Of alcohol % special
ufaeFsH and who 1efa
liquor dealers tax The new order whieh based rul
IT John " YrNksN. will
warned ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
ADAMS CASE
CONTINUED

the secret service men. aud that the
nerve and GOODNESS ct the man while
performing his crimes was simply
astounding.
Il appears that Adams arrest vas
not based upon n deeoY deposit h.
the secret service men. as WAS Al
frat reported. but on a deposit by
the Washington Trust company
who placed a quantity af gold dust
IN the assay office ta the credit al
Jesse Noble. an Alaskan mInei
making his headquarters at tht
Northern hotel and from which Il
"a alleged Adams took a quantity ol
gold dust.
Noble Was not To be found today.
ST PETERSBURG. Dee. The
government Is unable to learn of
the developments In the Interior.
The situation Ia said 10 be worse.
The people fear that tomorrow the
troops at krunstadt will lombard
the capital The teiegfaphera re-
fuse % transmit messages 10 the
ear at Peterhof
A large leather factory was de.
strofed BY fire here today. pre-
sumahly by peraons hoping Ia start
reign Of terror