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Arizona republican., 1905-04-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Phoebe J. TalIcot deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned, administrator of the estate of Phoebe J. Tallcot deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased. to ex- hibit them. with the necessary vouch- CTS. within four months after the first publication Of this notice to the said administrator at the office of the clerk of the probate court of Martcopa coun- ty. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Maricopa.
 HOWARD L. UNDERHILL. Administrator of the estate of Phoebe J. Tallcot. deceased.
 Dated Phoenix this 7th day of April 1905.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Election of directors. Blue Ridge Gold Mines company. office at 40 east Colorado street, Pasadena, Cal.
 The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the above company will he held at the office of Ford hotel in the city Of Phoenix county of faricopa, terri tory of Arizona. on Saturday. the 29th day of April, 1905. at g o'clock a. m. for the election of seven directors for the ensuing year; also for the pur- pose of transacting any business that may properly come before such meet ing.
 By order of the board of directors.
 D. 4. DAVIS, President.
 c. NJ. SIMPSON. Secretary. Dated this 16th day of April. 1905.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23

It Is always to be observed that when political grafters undertake to carry an election they prefer to have as their standard bearer a man who has no special interest in the tax rate. And it is said that the weak MT. Powers is not even a taxpayer,
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23

happy instance of Grief supporting Graft-the mysteries of the local demo- cratic paper in behalf of the demo- cratic ''reformers'' who are seeking to break once more into the city treasury.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23

full statement of your case, and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad- vice gratis.
 Address pr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columb bus, O.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23
Republican City Ticket.

Republican City Ticket. For Mayor of Phoenix,
 J. C. ADAMS. For Councilman, First Ward, H. B. KERSTING. For Councilman. Third Ward, F. 3. MOSS.
 For Recorder.
 FRANK THOMAS.
 For Marshal.
 J. H. KINNEY.
 For Treasurer. F. O. RICHMOND. For Assessor and Tax Collector, CHARLES w. BARNETT.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23
osTEoPATH.

DIR. D. L. CONNOR, OsteOpathic Physi- cian Office West Adams St Phone office Red 1494: residence Red So
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23
cHIROPODY.

 PAINLESS removal of cOrns or bunlonss prices 50 cents each Privacy assured Day or night. All instrume ents sterlllze1- -E ashion Barber Shop. a v. Wilmington st-. opp Santa Fe office. Telephone Red e62- Inkrowins Hails a Speciality
 FRANK SHIRLEY.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23
PIANO TUNER.

w D, ROBINSON-PiRnos tuned and repaired Leave orders ct The Wiley B. Allen llano Co.,, Il0-I2 ". WaEhi ngton st-
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23
FACIAL TREATMENT.

PROF. DOW. M E.-Dermatologist. re- moves all blemishes by Electucity- Electric treatment and Massage. 5l7 N- Center street.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23
NOTARY PUBLIC.
AssAYER AND METALLuReIsT.

J. c. A. KING, Assayer and Metallurgtst- Cyanide concentration. mill and srnel- ter tests. IS V. Second Ave- Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23
AccOMPANIsT.

MAY R. PORTER. professional accom- Danist SIG South First Ave First class piano music furnished for receptions parties, etc Rates reasonable
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23
SANITARlUM.

ARIZONA MEDICAL and SURGICAL SANITAEIIJAI I-HydrotherOpafhy a sTe cialty HealthfuI dietary SIS N- Cen ter street.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-23

PATENTS-HaZard & Harpham I4ns Angeles. Send for free book on patents
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
MOTIFS VIEWS
ARE ACCEPTED

OAKLAND, June 22.-The City Council
tonight took up Mayor Motifs message
on the garbage controversy. His pro-
posed solution of the trouble by re-estab-
fishing competition in the collection of the
refuse was favorably received.
Councilman Pendleton, acting chair
man, appointed a committee to confer
with the Mayor, the City Attorney and
the Board of Health and representatives
of the Pacific Inci1erating Company and
the Scavengers' Union, to determine upon
some manner of disposing of the garbage
of the city which will be satisfactory to
the people, the incinerating company and
the scavengers who formerly collected
the garbage. The members @of the com
mittee are Councilmen Thurston, Elliott
and Hahn
They were Instructed to report the re-
suit of the conference to the Council az
early as possible. William Walsh of
West Oakland was added TO the confer
ence committee. A S. Lilley, the presi-
dent of the incinerating company, and
George w Reed, attorney for the cor
poration, informed the committee that If
no other solution of the problem was pos
sible the company was willing TO abro-
gate its present contract with the city
and enter into another. whereby the
company would agree that garbage
should be collected by the former scav-
engers or other parties who wished to
undertake the work, and should be de-
liyered at the plant of the company, to
be cremated at a fixed price per cubic
yard. the price to be determined by rep
resentatives of the interested parties.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
QUIET WEDDING.
IS THE END. OF
THEIR ROMANCE
Miss Winans and Prince
de Bearn Married
by a Mayor.
Special Dispatch to m. Gail

PARIS, June 22.-The sensational ro-
nance of Miss Beatrix Winans of Balti-
more and Newport and Prince de Bearn
ct Chalais eliminated to-day In their
secret marriage by the Mayor Of ths
Seventh Arrondissement.
Incidentally Bearn avoided a duel with
Prince Hely de Sagan. the brother Of
Prince Bosom, who married Miss Morton
of New York, by dropping his title when
the ceremony was performed. Prince
Hely de Sagan had asserted he was the
only Frenchman living who had q right
to the title of Prince de Chalais, and that
if necessary he would defend IT with his
sword. He had threatened that II Bearn
made use of the title when the marriage
ceremony was performed he would chal-
lenge him to duel.
Bearn had evidently notified the po-
lice that De Sagan intended interfer-
ing with the marriage and demanded
that he be arrested IL he made any
disturbance De Sagan went to- the
races unusually early to-day. avoiding
four detectives who had been assigned
to search for him. Tonight De Sagan
said he merely objected TO De Bearn
pretending to title to which he had
no claim He said he regretted that
De Bearn was put to the necessity OF
having a civil marriage ceremony per.
formed and that so far as he is con-
cerned the young couple may now have
religious ceremony.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
SAVES HOME
FROM FLAMES
G. D. Hallahan, Unaided,
Subdues Fire That Breaks
Out in His Residence
RINGS FOR A DOCTOR
Physician Finds Gritty Pa
tient Writhing in Pain
From Many Serious Burns

OAKLAND, June 22.Alone and in
light night robe, George ID, Hallahan,
caterer residing at the corner or
Twelfth and Alice streets. fought flames
that threatened to destroy his residence
this morning. Hallahan was oadiy
burned. and is III a serious condition
After the caterer had accomplished
his work he erept to telephone. MS
body, hands and head SCARED and raw
and telephoned to DR.. j. L. Milton.
When the latter arrived he discovered
his gritty patient writhing In PAIN ana
Immediately called assistance.
The fire was the result Of gas ex-
plosion. and was probably caused py
the friction of electric wires close 10
where the illuminating fluid was escap-
ing. Hallahan, whose family is in the
country, was passing from his sleep
ing apartments through the hall TO the
bathroom, when he detected the door
OF gas. He Investigated, and reacned
gas and electric fixture snort dls-
tance back. While trying to remedy the
defect there was loud explosion. ana
instantly the slightly clad man was
enveloped in flames. which quickly
communicated to the curtains anu
hangirgs iu the room.
Hallahan continued to battle. not
withstanding the torture he was SUI
feriHg. and after several moments OF
struggling beat all the fire out with
sofa pillows.
Trained nurses have Hallahan under
their care. DR.. Milton said Tonight
that the patient would recover.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
GETS MONEY ON BOGUS CHECKS.

HAYWARDS, June 22.-Representing
himself as the business manager or the
Pacific States Telephone Company. q
man giving the name of James S. Long
succeeded in getting SIS on worthless
checks yesterday from the proprietor
of the Azores Hotel and Mrs. L. s.
Fralkes, the owner of a restaurant on
Castro street The swindler in each
case told his victims that he wanted
accommodations for a crew of lfnemen,
and as the telephone company now has
a large crew at work rebuilding the
Haywards exchange, no suspicion was
aroused when he presented checks for
the payment of a weeks board for the
men in advance. At the Azores Hotel
he presented a check for S31, receiving
sl1 I'm change, and at the restaurant of
Mrs Frakes he offered a check for $50,
drawn on the California Bank of San
Francisco, receiving s4 in change.
When the linemen failed to appear
at the appointed time the victims be-
came suspicious and took the checks to
Marshal James Ramage. who learned
that they were worthless. 1t is be-
iieved that the swindler Is the man who
attempted to work the same game in
Elmhurst last Sunday. He called upon
G. Noschka.. the proprietor OF the Elm
hurst Hotel, and giving the name of
J. Link, said he wished to engage board
for n crew of linemen. When he offered
d check in payment Noschka became
suspicious and the man disappeared
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
COURTS ARE ASKED
TO DISSOLVE TIES
SPousos Who Find Married Life IrL-
some Petition tor Their
Freedom

OAKLAND June 22.-The ties that
bound him to his home were not strong
enough 70 keep John Marcovich, res
taurateur, there enough to suit his wife
who. in 4 divorce action brought
against him to-day, says it is a year
since he was last home. which, in the
eyes OF the Ian. constitutes desertion.
She asks for u separation on this
ground and a part of the receipts of
his restaurant Tor her support.
Sarah Naftaly. in a divorce suit he
gan to-day against Morris Naftaiy, a
traveller for 4 furniture house. says
he IS so cruel TO her that she cannot
live with him. She began a divorce
suit year ago on the same ground At
that time she alleged that he mad struck
her across the face with a whip. She
abandoned thar suit.
George w. a. .Atchison says that his
wife, Laura, spent the money he was
saving to take him to a hospital to be
cure'i OF bright's disease in going to
theaters ard shows. and says that her
conduct in this regard is extreme cruel
t. ana asks for divorce or this
ground.
Seven interlocatory DEGREES of divorces
were granted by Judge Melvin to-day
as follows: Maria Addiajo from Vim
cRnzo Addiajo, Tor cruelty; Blanche o.
Buckingham from George A Bucking-
haia for desortion. Edward A. Dewitt
from Mary c. Dewitt, for desertion:
John C. Baker from Julia A Baker, for
ocsertion; Efl:e Runde from W. F.
Runde, for desertion: Cora Todd from
William TODD. Tor cruelty, and Margaret
a Estgan from Cornelius V. jEagap, for
dpsertion.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
MANY TESTIFY
To Good NAME
Prominent Men Say George
II. Jefress' Reputation i'll
the Past Was Excellent
EVIDENCE is ALL. IN
Trial of Former Local Man.
ager of Crane Company
for Embezzlement Closing

OAKLAND, June 22.-The taking of tes-
timony in the trial of George H Jeffress
on 6 charge of embezzlement was con-
cluded to-day with the examination of
many prominent citizens, who testified to
the good reputation of the defendant.
They included Mayor Frank X. Mott,
Sheriff Barnet, Chief OF Police Hodg-
kins, County Clerk John p. Cook, Su-
perintendent of Schools T. o. Crawford,
W. B. Rinehart, John F, Smith, E. p.
Taylor. John Fearn, c. Mossbacher. for
mer Mayor W r Thomas. R. A. Jack
son, J. l. Brown. J. Seulberger, Z. c.
Sessions, E. G. Bpsweil. James w. Quinn,
James Keller, E. C Quigiey, J. T. Gardi-
ner, A z. Han, T. w. Corder. F., G.
Conklin, w. F. Croll, Fred L. Osgood,
Robert S. Leckie. NJ. J. Mitchell, Z. 8.
Fowler. George Smith, C. C. Lombard
end ". E Blote.
The Jeffress family mas lived in this
city for many years and is well known,
tered In finding plenty Of people 70 tes-
tify TO the good reputation borne by the
defendant in the past He has been the
manager for the Oakland house OF the
Crane Company of San Francisco and il
is alleged that he has failed to account
for several hundred dollars that passed
through his hands. 1t has been shown
that he was interested in a ranch and
also that he was president Of the San
Jose Mercantile Company, a get-rich-
quick concern, and by implication that
some Of the money alleged 10 have been
used went into one. of these side issues.
The arguments viii begin tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
DOODY FAILS
TO TAKE Job
Creation of New Position
of Assistant City Clerk
Has Ended in a Fiasco
INTENDS TO RESIGN
Too Much Adverse Public
Opinion Is Said to Be the
Cause of the Withdrawal

OAKLAND June 22-Daniel w. Doody
win not take the position Of Assistant
City Clerk, which was created for him
by the votes of six members of the City
Council. Doody has decided that there
has been too much publicity given the
efforts of his friends to provide him with
q job after he was retired from the Sec
retaryship Of the Board OF Health.
1t has been announced by Doodys ad-
Yisers. and sponsors in the City Council
that his resignation will be forthcoming
before the next meeting, with state
ment Of his attitude toward the subject.
Although the appointment was made
Monday night, Doody has not appeared
at the City Hall to assume the duties
of the place. These were outlined in the
resolution naming him as bearing upon
the work of the Street Committee. The
new assistant clerk was to investigate
petitions, protests and other communica-
ITEMS from property owners touching
street work.
Councilman W. ]. Baccus, who engi-
neered the project of providing Doody
with berth at the City Hall, has been
quoted as authority for the declaration
that the withdrawal will be made 1t
is hinted at the City Hall that a
slrong public opinion against the action
Of the majority of the Council has led to
this move TO close an incident in Oakland
politics.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
STRUCK WITH A RATCHET.

OAKLAND June ga. Tavano. who
conducts a produce stand at 354 Elev-
enth street, was struck across the fore
head with a hatchet in the hands Of
John {. Eeirners of the John c. Reim-
ers Company of San Francisco this
morning.
After committing the assault Reimers
made bis escape, with the hatchet still
In his possession. EIe was landing from
a ferry in San Francisco. when he
was placed under arrest by two de-
tectives Detective Kyle brought him
back to Oakland tonight.
Re1mers came to this city to collect
bill from Iavano. Tile latter urged Il
short delay. according to his state
ment, that his bookkeeper might have
an opportunity of verifying the ac-
court. Reimers, however, insisted upon
Immediate payment. and a wordy wsr
commenced between the two men. After
arguing for some time Reimers, 1t is
charged. seized hatchet from the
hands of Tavano and struck him across
the forehead The wound was about
two inches In length. but not very deep
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
.SUBURBAN|TES
To CELEBRATE
San Mateo Plans to Observe
the Nations Birthday in
a Most Befitting Manner
EXPECTS A BIG CROWD
Programme Includes a Pa
rade, All Sorts of Sports
and Literary Exercises

SAN MATEO, June 22.-Pians for the
celebration of Independence day In this
city are now practically complete and
promise one OF the greatest fetes IN the
history OF the town. Nearly every com
munity in the county will take part IN the
festivities Preparations are being made
to accommodate 10000 visitors. Musical
and literary exercises, grand parade.
patriotic songs by hundreds OF school
children, games and splendid exhibition
of fireworks will be some Of the leading
features OF the day. ~
Thousands are expected from san
Francisco The Southern Pacific Com
pany and the United Railroads have
promised extra facilities to care for the
expected crowds. The COMMITTEES In
charge Of the affair has arranged for
5000 lunches and will trust to the res
taurants for the rest It is expected that
large delegations will also come from
Redwood City and South San Francisco
The celebration proper will commence
on the afternoon Of July I. when the
First Regiment OF the Uniform RANK
knights Of Pythias, VIII estabiisn IT'S
camp on the Hayward Tract The brig
adler general and his staff viii accom-
panv the regiment The knights intend
to bring their families with them Each
day there win be varied programme or
drills and exercises by the knights On
July there will be divine service IN the
field.
N Is expected that several thousand
men, women and children will be In the
parade on July 4. The Knights Of Py-
thias, the Eagles with 1900 members. the
Red Men in costume. the local councils or
Pocahontas in deliberately decorated
floats. the Native Sons and Daughters
also in floats and the Fire, Depar rtnent.
assisted by delegations from REDWOOD
City and South San Francisco, VIII con-
stitute some of the leading features or
the big parade. j. n Coleman VIII %
grand marshal
The literary and musical exercises VIII
take place in the afternoon. The pro-
gramme Is as follows: ADDRESS, Fresl-
dent of the Day W. H. Brown; Grafton.
J.. III. Bullock: reading Of the Declaration
of independence, G.. Hall; singing OF the
Star SpangIed Banner. chorus OF puo-
lie school children led by Rev. j. H. KIM
ball and Miss z. W. Smith
Neither time nor expense has been
spared on this celebration by the city.
and a splendid success is confidently ex-
pected
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
CASTRO ESTABLISHES
NEW CUSTOM-HOUSE
Materially Diminishes Hy-
pothecated Revenues of
Venezuela.

WASHINGTON, June 22-The State
Department has received official advices
of the establishment OF custom house
at Carenero, seventy-five miles east OF
Gals lie Touara, Venezuela, by decree
of President Castro of that country,
dated May %. The action has aroused
intense interest here in view of the
fact that it will very materially dimin-
ish the hypothecated customs revenues
of La Guayra, just as the port of
Puerto Cabello was affected by the re-
cent establishment of Lucacas as port
of entry and the returns of which will
be still further lessened by the ex-
pected opening of an adjacent custom
house at Ocumae del Costa.
Thirty per cent of the customs rev.
enue of the ports of La Guayra and
Puerto Cabello is pledged to the
creditor nations of Venezuela. The GUS
toms port of Carenero is the center Of
famous cocoa growing district, the
product of which has hitherto been
exported to the United States and
Europe by way of La Guayra. Ship
ments hereafter will be made directly
from the newly opened port, thereby
seriously affecting the commercial in
teTests of La Guayra. the present en-
porium. Six other custom houses have
been established by executive decree
within a few months.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
WILL SEEK GOLD IN ALASKA,

OAKLAND. June 22.-George Fitz-
gerald, the president of the City Coun-
ell OF Oakland, has applied for leave
OF absence, to extend over several
months, for the purpose Of going to
Alaska this summer to assist in the
working Of the property Of the Cooks
Inlet Hydraulic Mining Company, of
which he IS one OF the stockholders
Councilman Fitzgerald will be accom-
panied by Daniel Crowley of the firm
OF Burtchael & Crowley and will take
q powerful hydraulic outfit to work the
claims Of the company. Constable IL
q. Hampstead, who is also a member
Of the company. leaves this evening for
the north TO prepare the claims for the
advent of the machinery. The property
Of the company consists of six claims
Of twenty acres each on the shore of
Cooks Inlet ana among the stockhoId-
ers are John A. Britton, w. T. Batchel-
der, NJ. ]. Coakley, Ferdinand Mantle
and George Kirchner.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
|SCHOOLBOY'S DEATH
CAUSED BY A BURR
Special Dispatch to The call.

HEALDSBURG, June 22.-Robert Craig
bright little boy 10 years of age. died
last night after a few weeks illness
caused by .'bronco burr" When he
was taken Ill the boy declared he had
swallowed ''bronco burr He said he
had placed 1t in his mouth and upon at
tempting to remove it found that the
sharp pointed weed had gone down his
throat The burr worked its way through
the lads intestines and caused his death.
All during his illness the boy fretted
about his being unable to attend school,
Yesterday the little fellows teacher sent
him his promotion certificate A few
hours later he expired with the much
priced paper clasped in his hand.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
STEERS ATTACK
AN AUTOMOBILE
Frightened Bovines Demol-
ish the Devil Wagon
and Trample Upon Driver
CATTLE GORE MACHINE
Chauffeur III. 2. Nelson Meets
With Frenzied Herd on the
Road and Il Battle Follows

ALA.nEDA, June 22.-Hans P. Neil
son of this city encountered a herd OF
wild steers in lis automobile yesterday
OH the road near Salinas while on his
way TO Alameda, ard IL fierce fight be-
tween the bovines and the devil wagon
followed, resulting in the demolishins
of the vehicle by the frenzied cattle ana
the injuring Of the chauffeur, who was
gored and trarlpled by the frightened
brutes.
Nelson was rolling along at high
speed when he came upon the band or
steers, that was being driven to mar
ket by vaeueros. At the sight and
sound of the automobile the bovines
became alarmed and stampeded They
charged upon the ruffing machine and
its occupant, and both suffered from the
horns and hoofs of the enraSed cattle.
Nelson's clothes were rent by the
goring he received and his body was
badly bruised The tonneau. lanterns.
mud guards and headlight were strip
ped from the automobile by the runa-
way herd.
Nelson obtained medical treatment
for his injuries. He arrived here to-
day with his damaged machine. and Is
receiving the congratulations of his
friends that he was not crushed to
death beneath the hoofs of the stam-
.peding steers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
WALLACE RETURNS
FROM CANAL ZONE

NEW YORK. June 22-Among the pass
engers who arrived to-day on board the
Orizaba from Colon was John F., Wal
lace chief engineer of the Panama canal
Wallace comes to complete arrangements
which We're unfinished on his departure
for the isthmus. He says that the work
is progressing very satisfactorily. The
force is increasing and settling down to
steady labor. The engineering committee
is preparing plans for the board OF con-
sulting engineers and this is another rea-
son for his~return. He requested a leave
of absence by cable and came on to talk
over matters with Secretary Taft, before
the latter departs for the Philippines.
The consulting engineers probably will
meet IN August or early in September,
and after this meeting Wallace will re-
turn to the isthmus. Mrs. Wallace ac-
companied him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
TWO WILD COWBOYS
"SHO0T-UP" TOWN
Special Dispatch to The cau.

SIJMPTER, June 22-George Duncan
and another cowboy shot up the town
Tuesday night and created no end Of ex-
citement. Volunteers took hand In the
game and played hide and seek through
the streets after the drunken despera-
does, who were well mounted, and who
miraculously escaped storm of bullets.
No citizen was hit
Duncan and his companion got drunk
and made several gun plays Then they
mounted their horses and paraded the
streets, firing indiscriminately. The po-
lice and residents with revolvers and
rifles woke up like hornets when the nest
IS stirred.
After riding out of town the despera-
does returned by circuitous route to the
saloon where their "jags" were aceumu-
lated. dismounreds took a drink and again
rode the gauntlet Of shooting citizens