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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
MINERAL APPLICATION MO. 1,4s.
United States Land ONCE,

carson City, Nevada, Jan. 20, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the Gold
neld Apex Mining Company, a Corpora
Fact. has made application for patent
Tor U. s. Survey No. 2261 in Sec. 21. r
z s., r: 43 E. M. D.. NJ, Goldfeld MINING
Dlssrict, Nye County. Nevada, described
APEA LODE Beginning at Cor. No.
5. r. 4S E.. NJ. D. NJ, bears n. Sc deg
81 min. w. 4152 it.; thence N. 81 deS
% min. E. soc TT. to Cor. No. ?; thence
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09

Affdavits of Annual Labor for sale
at The News office.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09

lOuc - 80 "a
Total and net area Slim
Jim Fraction -...........-..-.. 2.033 acres
which is claimed by the survey.
Area in conflict with
Deserted lode. Survey
No. 22O3 !. ..-.....--.~-.-.. .0o04 acres
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30

Yettng, ~. Nugur. Die 9t'
neFi9e Rsgierung bat auftrdss ftr
@sf&hbs an iapanii8e Jabrifen psrss,
ben. slu@ wiro bie 9ineRF9e Armss
Rabfabrer.& egtmenter %einfabrsn, bis
idon BET ben nd9fen Wan6berr Tn
9ienff qe5fellt tperben fonen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30

u n arbetten gu Iernen.
Gin geptHer George @albsrb, tpel9er
fiirSli9 aus Oes Moines, So, bers
i9panb, pur0e unter einem Srupp
bon gifenbabnarbeitetn pie6ersefunz
ben. Ser iunge Mann ftammt BON
elmer iebr rei9sn Samilie, aber er
fpolte, tpie er erfldrte, nadoem er Die
WiFeni9dft bes -9eloausgebens eriino>
ltd ftuotrt, Die f9pere &unft Dss
@eIbperoienens erlernen, I'm, falls er
etnmal in Die Gage fommen folte, nit
fetner 9Gnbe @rbeit ieinen unterbalt
ertperben gu tOnnen.
81 az Der $ o d err
m nrbet. 4uf Dem 8abnbof in
8eFemer Gitp, q. G., tpurbe bieier
Sage Elm 90. SO. 9rppn bon einem ges
ptfen &incaio erfdofsn. 8rotpH
mar cine Stunbe pprber nit einem
SRI. Bette perrp aus 9eFemer &c,
traut tporben uno i'm 8egriffe, f9 nit
ibr mad Sanpile, 81. g., gu begeben,
UNI bort Die Jlitteripo9en gu berbrins
gen. &tneaib, bsTen S9pefter ans
sebli9 bon 8rppn perfiibrt tporben
mar, ersab ii9 slei9 na4 Der Shat Der
poIiaei.
unper i n tiger Batter.
Ssn Ser HGbe bon Mount Clemens,
Mid., matte Ser 90 Sabre aIte Tarmz
arbeiter Sobn Winmun nit Ieinsm a9t
Sabre alten Sobn in einem tleinen
Boot eine Spasierfubrt auf Dem glin<
tpnsJlub. lin ben fletnen Sunsen 5u
dngtisen, fling WiIman an, gu f9au>
feln unb es buuerte ni9t lunse, Biz
1us Boot umf9lus. 8eibe %ertranten.
Dte 9atttn uno Mutter fab am ufer
nnb mar 3euge bes unglidsfaIles.
Der er f. bineeri9tete
SO {. Sn gharlefton, g. g., lit
unGdnsft Winiam Marcus 6inseridtet
ipproen, Der erfte peibe Mann. Der tn
GbarIefon Gountb felt Dem 8irssr>
frtege bic Sobesftrofe erleioen mubte.
marclis bat feline atpsite Srau, nit Der
er tn tpiIber Gbs selebt, bur9 40 Glide
NIT elmer gispidel getDbtet. gs tpurbe
erft por &uraem betannt, bab feline
erfte Grau mno flint &inber tn gins
etnndtt leben.
sag unb 81 a d I.
Cine @anf, tpel9e "a @tlnben TN
Sage fir Gef9dfte seDffnet lit, bat in
Gbtcuso tbren 9etrieb besonnsr. Mit
Iusna6me Der Sonns un6 Seiertaee
tptr6 Die 8anf Sag uno Na6t geOffnet
fetn unb Die 4nseftenten tperoen in
bret S9i9ten arbeiten. 0as Snftitut
beiist Elm fommer5teles un6 ein Spar-
Department.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30
Gnba.
Die RebeIIen brinoen
n6rbItb DOT.

9abana, 90. AuguF. Die @e.
pollution tn Der probtn3 pinar bel Rio
brsitet f9 iber bas @sbirge bis our
WorottiHe aus unb bic Stabt @abanas
bsfinost F9 In ben 9dnbsn Der 8ebel.
len. Gu& bic Stabt Bahia 6onba
lou bon ffarten Snfurasntsnbanben
ernflt8 beorobI fsin. Oberf apaIps
bat bie Stabt pinar bel rio beute Der.
lahsn unb mari9irt nit isinsr Mbtbei.
lung &s9ierungstruppsn auf @uanas,
I'm oaHelbe aus ben 0dnbsn Der &e.
bslen 3u bsfrsien. MIs 8elegrapben-
lsitungsn finb unterbro9sn. General
ptno Guerra bebrObt tuieber bic giien-
babnen, uno es foI elm gepanserter
3ug erridtet uerben, UNI Soloaten
nab ben &ebolutionsbifritten f&iden
au t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30

= prdRbent &oofebelt bat bic fir3-
li9 fiber Obsr 3eutnant Spbnep
Smith bonn 16. Snfanterie. Regiment
auf ben pbiltppinen friessssri@tli9
rer6dnste Strafe Der gntIaKuns aus
Der Armss In sinsn Dsrluf bon Is
punttsn In Der Nbanesmsnt.2iR UNI.
getpanbelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30
5hnfproaentiae S&uIoperf6rsi

= 6tnfpro3enti9e S&uloperi&rei.
bunssn Der Republit Cuba, tpsl4s am
erfen Gage, ais bie unrubsn ausbras
den. an Der Netp Oorfsr B6rie auf
1861 fiesen. ui9en esfsrn UNI 2t
puntte auf 104, sin gspeis, bab man
In 6tnanatreiien bie Sage auf Der Sn.
lei ftr beoroblt9 bdlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30
Ganaoa.
y roer o q c
Il ranoet 1.

Wef SeIftrf, Ranitoba, 90.
Iuguf. Na9ri9tsn trafsn beute
absao BIER Elm, bob Der Dampfer
.psinHb". Der 9r6Bte paRaaier. unb
6ra9toampfer auf benz Winnipss.S See
in Der lsbten Wa9t an ben Georges.
Jnieln s%eftraaoet TIT. 2apitdn Sauss
uno feds paRagisrs folIen bon ben
@sasn tibsr goro geiptlt woroen unb
ertrunten jein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30

Cine beneiSenspert +
Srtf9aft tit Die belgii9e Sc
meinoe Gerfontaine in Der Propins
Hamur. Sie 100 8eppbner bee
0orfes brau9en nGmli9 feline Steuern
gu be5ablen. Die feline @emeinoe bai
aug Walbunsen, Selbs, Saga unS
@ebdubepa6ten Elm ginfpmmen bon
10000 Sranes (etipa $14,O0O). Gle
berfpenoet jGbrli9 10000 Gruncs fin
6te @rmen uno liefert aiberbem Den
8%etpobnern ben sansen 9ebarf an
8rennbola. Gerfontuine Bat iid aus
feinen lleberf9ifen. cine neue &irds
un6 Elm neues S9ulbaus sebaut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30
Strroriitil6e
MOrbtbaten babe1 bic rniiiide Mation tn Nngft Uni
S6refen periebt.

Wpr6, Han6 uno Brennen. = Weibebu1er Saufat. - Mnnethrung nt1t
geplant. 8efeat Ge6hbe In Sapan. - &riegsibfHe ;r Jotten.
rebne. - Graf g8ite pom aakr ntt %enpfaugen.
Grenahreit begekgt SHmoere BON GeridwOres
rinnen. = 5ibren femen arig gesen ainoer.
Eremier ShIppin b~pafdubis gebrp6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30

riesn. tusl9e nit Wort unb Sbat EN-
fad bis 3srfbruns Der &sgierung an'
freben.
0on berf9ieoenen re9ierungsfreuno'
Ii9sn Seitsn wiro porgei4lasen .als
einsn austpss aus ben DISQUALIFICATION
Der i9limmfen Settle bes Btrge-frie.
ges" Dem Winiffsrfabinstt bte bols
gsfusnib CUR ausarbsitung elmer gsr'
faRung gu aeben, weI4e bie Sofnuna
Der asmdBigtsn 3ibsraIen Der.
pirfli9en werbe. Iber porlduig brin9i
bic reatticndre partei am 6ofe bes
@aarsn auf bas gifri9ffe auf BITE gr'
rrsn1uns elmer Dittaturberri&aft unb
auf @sranlafuns biefer Ramariaa
tuirb aud In bisfer Wo9e In S9loB
pstsrbof unter 8orfb bes @3are1 cine
aub.rorbsntlids @onferen3 bes &atbs
FIR rationale 0srtbsioigung e~inberufen
uerbsn. UNI bic grnennung zines Wobl-
fn6rts. Ausi4ufss, nit einert Gittator
on Der Spibe. an3ubabnen.
Die 9si9snbegdnsnifs Der 81 Opfer,
bic BET benz Bombsnattsntat In Der
WObnuns bes premisr.M inifers Sto.
Ippin umgetommen Hno, baben beuts
gormittng unter militdriiasm 8sleits
fattgsfunbsn.
Seuti9lanb.
Wttte bonn 2ater
Mot m b angen n.
Berlin, 90. Ausuf. Yols
W~hroisuns finbst isbt srft elm att oes
9aiiers, Der anfdnsli9 tur tuenis be.
a&tet tporben mar, aber beute bon oer
prsRs auf bas 2sbbaftsfe beiprO9sn
mirb. gs banbeIt R9 UNI ben ni&i
erfolgtsn gmpfang bes sbsmalisen rui=
Fi9sn Minifsr prdRosntsn, grafsn
Witts, tpdbrsnb Der Raiisr iin9f aui
S9lOB Grieori9sbof BEL Rronberq
tpeilte.
Wis nun bon bsfunterri9tetsr Seits
psrIautst, batts bas untsrbIeiben elmer
Mubisna bss @rafsn Ditte beim 2aiie,
cine Hare uno ni9t miB3uDerfe6enbs
8eoeutung. Snoem Der 2aiisr es ab'
Iebnte, ben ruiRi9en gr. premier su
empfangsn, uOlte er Dor aIsr Wsli
bartbun, bab CT ni9t ben 8sbanten 81
udbren beabf9tige, als mif9e sr Rd In
bic innersn Nngelsgenbeitsn Rublanbs
Elm. Cine fol&e Auslegung tpirbe Ia
bas greisniB 3weifsIos wisoer sefun'
ben babsn. Geutf9fsinoli9e @lsmsntt
tn &ublano 6atten tn Der lesten 3eii
ben 2aiIer tpisbsrbpIt NIT r~eaftiondrsr
Wabnabmst Der innsrsn pulitit RUB.
lambs In Dsrbinbung gebra9t. Sro.
Der btinbisfen Dement'S tau9ts imms,
tuisosr bie Welbuns bon 8uri9ldssu
bss 2aiiers an ben 3aren obsr Dor
gsrfprs9unsen fur ben Jal bss Nus'
bru9ss ofsner Rsbolution auf. Der
ni9t srfOlste gmpfans Witte's gill
besbalb OILS cine iebr tuirtiame Mbferti'
guna alsr bsrartiqsn t~snben3i6Ten gr.
finounsen.
Rrie9sf9tffe sur GIotten
Repue.
BerIfn, 80. Nuguf. Neuer.
bings III an mabgebsnbsr STEELE nun
bod bsf9lofsn tpOroen. osuti&e BRIGGS
i9iHs an Der 5lottsnrsbus tbeilRsbmeu
3u IaHsn, uelde anldBli9 Der Subj
DEMONSTRATING tn SamsstOun, 3D..
iattfinost. Wabri9sinlt9 tueroen BIZ
S9ifs Der amerifanif9en Station oas
9eutiae @sia BET Der fefIi9en @.le'
gsnbeit bsrtrsten. Sie birften au Mn'
fang bes Ronats Oftobsr am Befiim.
mun9sort. eintrehen.
Gbina.
BefeIIt o e9tbs IN
Sapan.
pefine,2 20. Auguf. Die DIT.
nsfi9e Rs9ierung bat Guftrdse fil
@si&hbs an iapanii8e 5abriten bsrgs.
ben. Au& uirb bic 4ineFf&e Arms'
Rabfabrer.& egimenter einfabren, oi'
i9on BET ben nd9fen Wan6bern n
Iienff oe1eDf tperben SolIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30
Huklano.

HuklanD.
6unberte BON Yer9 10 b.
rerinnen.
g t. petersburg, 20. aug.
Die poli3si bat fsfgsfslt, bab bic
fO3ialifii9s 2ampfOrganiiatiun cine
aus n,sbrsrsn 6unosrt iungsn Wdo&sn
bsfsbsnbe v2iga Der &ade" organiRrt
Bot. Die Wdb9sn baben f9 nit
sinem furltbarsn gibe berpfi9tet, ale
Offi3isrs aus benz Mese az rdumen,
tusl9s ibnen bon ben reboIutiondren
6hbrern bsaei9net tperbsn. sic uollsn
iebsn Reaftiondr, bonn @;arer al9e.
fanssu, ms Ssnieits bef6rbern uno ibr
2sben opfern, um Der Jreibeit cine
@ahe su babnen.
9ieie tpeibliaen 3srroriften finb
ftibnsr als bie Wdnnsr unb au9 ges
fdbrli4er, als he f4 tbrer Opfern
Isi9ter 3u ndbern psrmbgsn.
9iftatur pieber u n.
regung gebra4t.
g I. petersburg, 20. Aug.
Die ofsne 9ampagne Der fo3taltfii9en
Rsbolutiondre gegsn bic &sgierung.
bic Die beioen Worbe unb bns attsntat
3sitiats, bat In peterbof einen fol9en
unuinen srregt, bab cine Siftatur In
ben gsrsi9 Der W6gli9teit getommen
III. Die Rssisruns. 10 miro bebaupiet,
t6nns f9 isbt nur nod auf bic robe
@stpaIt CUR getdmpfuag Der Serro.
rifsn bsrIaRen, benn bie preRe, BON
Der mon ertparten ioIte, bob He geesn
bas 6iniala9tsn bon 9unberten bon
uniduloigen p~erionen beim @eriu9e,
cine miBlisbias psribnIi9feit aus benz
Wses au fdaHsn, srergif4en protsf ers
bebsn tptirbs, psrbaIts fi9 9an3 glei9s
saliig. Ran IaRs fosar bur9len9isn.
baB Der plan Der Ssrrorifen, S&reden
3u bsrbrsiten, fsbr uiltomn,sn let.
Sur bic .Nomoie Wremia" uno bic
amtlids &oiiia perurtbeilsn bic Ssr.
ruriasn als Ssinbs Der Seisni9aft.
5abren fetnen 9rteg
ge9en Rtnber.
g I. petersburg, 90. Nus.
Die bisfssn reboIutipndrsn 6fbrer
tpisbsrboltsn heute tbre Srobung. bab
BITE nd9fs Bombe, bic geidleubert uer'
ben fOI, ben 3arsn treHsn tusrOe. Sic
bstonsn isboh, bab He bas fIeine S66n'
den bss 6srri4ers unter allen umffdn.
ben fdonen mtrben, oa fe feinen
2riss segen 2inosr fHbren.
premisr StoIppin b o I.
fdnbig gebro9en.
e I. q efersburg, 90. Nug.
premier GtOlpptn if feit benz erdB'
Ii9en greisniHs In ieinem 9auis boa-
Hdnbig esbro9sn. gr iammsrt unh
flast befdnbis uno oie aer3te bsfir9'
ten, baB fsin gsrfanb unter isinsr
fur9tbarsn aufresuns Isioen tuirb.
Seine ungltidli8e 8O4tsr. Der betannt.
Ii6 bsibe Bsine abssrtfen tuurbsn,
lebt INNER nod, Tam ieboa taum mil
Dem 2eben bnbontommsn.
Die 3abl Der Spfer Der &u9tbat i1
isss auf iedsunobreibis ansewa&isn.
osnr In ben lsbts1 "a Stunbsn fno
stpsi tpsitsrs srgeruunosten gsiorbsn.
Inter ben @stbbtsten befinbet fi9 bet
Surf Rafaidibss, Der fiir3lid Elm
pan3sr. Iutomubil ~erfunoet1 bate, bas
BON ben Sruppen i'm Sample sessrt bis
aufrtbrsriidsn Bausrr, benubt tusrben
fuats.
Rprb, &aub unb Bren.
n { n.
6 I. petersburg,2 20. Nug.
Sim @3arenbof if man allen ani4ein
mad gstbeilter Wetnung bariber, wis
benz Worbsn. Rauben unb Brsnnen
Der 8srrOrifen besesnst werben ioI.
premier WiniRsr Gtolppin urtb istr
aabinett nebmeri inbeB sessn Inter.
br!dungs Wabnabmsn In fol9em
@rabe. baB bierour8 bic sanae Bsb6I-
feruna &uBlanbs In bic Arins Der Re.
pollution setriebsn mtirbe. entf9ieben
- =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-30
i'm Jnnern au(tra(iens.
Srndtbare Stride NIT trppii9e,
@esetatinn unb Sauna.

3rries Mnfidt-ineebeures 2anoareaI III,
auItar,wede Sppii6e atufrauanofdatt
GROCER WaimeraIrei6tbum - Wideans DC,
Observation-Disclosures r.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-15
PROBATE No-'Gr.

In the Probate Court of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of John T. Hodges, deceased. Notice of appli- cation for letters of administration. Notice is hereby given, that James T. Elliott has filed with the Clerk of this court a petition praying for let ters of administration of the estate of John T. Hodges, deceased, and that Wednesday, the 26th day of September, 1906, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Cochise County Court House, in Tombstone, county aforesaid, has been set for hearing said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and show cause why the said petition should not be granted. Dated September 13, 1906.
 J. F. JAMES,
 Clerk. 1st Pub. 9-14.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-15
PR|S0NERbREAKS JAIL AND FLIES
 ACROSS LINE
c. E. Linthan, Who Stabbed Hanley in Front of Branch Saloon, Makes His Escape Into Mexico.

Judge Hogan was treated to sur prise party yesterday morning, the like of which he had never. seen be- fore.
 When he called court to order at 10 o'clock, intending to give his decision in the Linham case. and had ordeed the officer to produce the defendant in court, the deputy sheriff had to re- port sorrowfully his inability to com ply with such order, as the bird had flown the coop, in other words, that a jail delivery had taken place, and that C. E. Linham had escaped. The strangest thing of the whole proposi- tion was, that none of the other pris- oners had taken French leave. but perhaps this may be accounted for by the fact that these prIsuneis were merely serving short terms each for petty offenses and did not wish to ilcriminate themselves any further.
 The judge immediately ordered an investigation. l. was found that some tine after 10 o'clock D. m. of Septem- Der 13. after Deputy Sheriff Fred Moore had retired for the night, and Nightwatchman Jim Upchurch was on
 
 a crcwbar through the iron wickeUs, and with the assistance of the pris- oher inside, broke the staple of the paddock on the iron lattice door and let out the prisoner. who immediately was spirited away and is supposed to have crossed the line at Naco within two hours after.
 The remaining prisoners were close ly examined but would not shed any light on the subject. NightwatchDlan Upchurch on his rounds found the jail door broken open and all the other prisoners apparently sound asleep. He secured the jail by lock ing the cuter door thereof, which had been left open to procure modicum of ventilation, and tried to locate the fugitive, but in vain. Tombstone was called up early in the morning and Sheriff Hunt notified Of the jail break. Judge Hogan is holding the case in abeSance, not being in a position to render a decision in the absence of the defendant, who, as is generally conceded, has done a foolish thing by not waiting for justice to take its reg ular course, and aggravating his lia- bility in law by this new offense.
 William Nolan and John Hanley were given five days each for over much hilarity on the public thorough fare.
 Juan Rocha and Teodoro Rodriguez mistook the public school building at Lowell for a public lodging house; they were given 3 chance to rest their weary bones in another public insti- tuIion instead.
 Jeremiah Mccormick was proven in court to be public nuisance, and re- ceiyed the limit.
 M-. Peter Duffy is back from his hunting trip to the Chiricahuas in the best of spirits. He says hat antelopes out that way are so thick that he came near being bitten several times by these fe-ocious animals.
 Several Don Luis parties were in town today for the purpose of seeeing what they could do towards having a
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-15
ARIZONA SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER s 1906

has been taken from Tucson to the line where he was turned over to the Mexican authorities. He will be tried in his native country on the charge of treason. Consul Maza, who is now out of the city, has declared there is not the least probability of Salcido being shot summarily, or at all, for that matter. He will be given a trial, it is said, and if found guilty will be given prison term of twenty years.
 Maxa at Phoenix.
 Consul Maza left Douglas several days ago for Phoenix and will not re- turn for few days. During his ab- sence the consulate is in charge of A. NJ. Corona. A clerk, Eduardo Ulloa, is at the consulate.
 At Phoenix Consul Maza gave out an interview to the Enterprise in which he says, with reference to late reports, that armed Mexicans were leaving Clifton for Sonora:
 These reports are proving very amusing as well as annoying to us," said he. They are without founda- ton and like the stories that have been sent out of Douglas should be care fully investigated before they are giv- en publicity.
 'The revolution is all talk, and the talk is all on this side and in St. Louis. We have squelched the revolution, as it is called. and the men at the head of it must answer in the courts of the United States and Mexico"
 Attorney Alexander has sent instruc- tions to the United States marshaPs office at Tucson to procure fifty John Doe warrants and send men with them to points along the border and in the counties in the southern part of Ari- zona. Officers will arrest all Mexicans headed for Sonora who carry arms of any kind.
 Prisoners Are Hopeful.
 The Mexicans confined in the local city jail are taking their imprisonment In good grace. Some of them are of the opinion they will be discharged when given trial on the 17th; others are not so confident A guard is be- ing maintained over the jail all the time and their mail is being closely and censored. if necessary. One of them has said in letter to a that he is informed that strong evidence has been secured against some of their men. Other let ters reassure relatives and friends that they will be speedily discharged upon being tried.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-15

wagon road built across he hills past the c. & P to connect with the ex- cellent hill road leading from South Bisbee to Bisbee, thereby materially shortening the distance to the latter place from Don Luis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-15
NoTIcE oF PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
 
 Of 1905 ro provide for Primary Political Elections Democratic Republican and Socialist will be held each the hours of 10 m and and the aforesaid County be 11th October being held in the City o Tombstone the Republican held the Town of Lowell which Conventions  ton to be held on November 9th, 1906. viz: Delegate n Congress
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-15

Precinct Justice
  of
 
  enable  admitted 
    Shall Arizona and New Mexico be united form sate?"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-15
Dos cabezas

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Fairbapk

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-15

s Of the Election officers appointed for IS are as follows:
 DEMOCRATIC
 ELECTION OFFICERS. James Norton, inspector; J. A. Dun- bar. judge; A. A. McGinnis, judge; E s. Titus, clerk: A. Caballero, clerk.
 REPUBLICAN,
 ELECTION OFFICERS. William Ohnersogen, inspector; J. W. Frederick, judge; H. D. Cheseldine, judge; Charles Moss, clerk; E. J. Cas- tenada, clerk. be supplied.
 DEMOCRATIC
 ELECTION OFFICERS. Major Burton, inspector; S. NJ. Burr, judge; Henry Barkdohl, judge; W. c. Murry, clerk; Ben Klipper, clerk.
 REPUBLICAN,
 ELECTION OFFICERS. Harry Akens, inspector; William Hughes, judge; J. J. Muirhead, judge, Hartwell Novel;, clerk; Hugh Frasher, clerk be supplied.
 DEMOCRATIC
 ELECTION OFFICERS. J. Ward, inspector.
 REPUBLICAN
 ELECTION OFFICERS. E. c. Kennedy, inspector; T. Sander sock, judge. be supplied.
 DEMOCRATIC
 ELECTION OFFICERS. Lem Kelly, inspector; W. T. Fowler, judge; John Kelly, judge; Robert Todd, clerk; W. J. Brener, clerk.
 REPUBLICAN,
 ELECTION OFFICERS. c. J. McCabe, inspector; Al Hoagland, judge; E. Storrs, judge. be supplied.
 DEMOCRATIC
 ELECTION OFFICERS. Ben Mckinney. inspector; Frank Hal derman, judge.
 ELECTION OFFICERS.
 REPUBLICAN H. P. Newton, inspector. be supplied.
 ELECTION OFFICERS.
 DEMOCRATIC J. N. Christensen, inspector; J. N. Curtis, judge; F. A. Coons, judge; A Marvin, clerk; Ammon Curtis, clerk.
 REP UBLlCAN
 ELECTION OFFICERS. Elias Summers, inspector. be supplied.
 ELECTION OFFICERS.
 DEMOCRATIC J. J. Riggs, inspector; c. M. Roberts, judge; Fred Waughtal, judge; Quill Sweeten, clerk; Peter Boyer, clerk.
 REPUBLICAN
 ELECTION OFFICERS. J. A. Fenstermaker, inspector; W. Crawford, judge; s. Porter, judge; MT. Bain, clerk. be supplied.
 DEMOCRATIC
 ELECTION OFFICERS. Andy Scott, inspector; J. A. Miller, judge; H. c. Beumler, judge; H. E. Dugan, clerk; J. o. Martin, clerk
 REPUBLICAN
 ELECTION OFFICERS. H. B. Stone, inspector; c. A. Overlook, judge; B. B. Grove, judge; H. s. Ken yon, clerk; Sam Elder, clerk. be supplied.
 DEMOCRATIC
 ELECTI,.S :lt'r'> irES. Pen Bennett, inspector; john Hamm. | jacge; H. W. Miller, judge; z. W. Morrison, clerk; Byron Merrill, clerk. |
 REPUBLICAN,
 ELECTION OFFICERS. Ben Heney, inspector; Arthur Henry. judge; George L. Thompson, judge; Montana clerk; Fred Rim pan clerk.
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One CD Councilman. Three (3) Representatives. One CD Sheriff. One CD Treasurer. One CD Recorder. One CD Probate Judge. One CD District Attorney. One CD Superintendent of Schools. One CD Surveyor. Two (2) Supervisors.
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among them who will some day dis count Benito Juarez' bid for fame.
 Soldiers Are Gone.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-31
BOMB THROWER IS
R0UG HLY
HANDLED
And Has Not Regained Con-
sciousness Discomfort
Ceases. =

Tiflis, Caucasia, Jan. 31.-The as
sassination Of General Griaznoff, who
was killed by a bomb thrown January
20, has brought to head the discOn-
tent among the faction of the military
which regards with disfavor the policy
of the viceroy of Caucasus, Count Won
:Verontzoff- -Dashkoff In the war be-
tween the Tartars and Armenians.
The two races, it is said, will appeal
directly to St Petersburg for the re-
moval, Of the. viceroy, and they are se-
cretly supported by high officials Of
the yiceroyalty. 1t is established that
the murderer Of Griaznoff, who has not
recovered consciousness from the ter
rible beating he received from the SOL
diers who arrested him, is student OF
Inertia named Djcyashyili, a mem
bers Of the fighting organizatio He,
was selected to carry out the sentence
of death imposed on Griaznon In retail,
iation for the latter's ruthless repres-
sion Of the revolutionists OF Kutais
and the, policy proclaimed by General
Alikhanoff. who was dispatched there
to "pacify" the provinces. Alikhanoff
has spared neither life nor property,
ia the war he is waging against the
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