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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-09
Gary News

a. r. Knots is attending to business
matters in Chicago this afternoon
Mrs. Butcher spent today in Chicago.
part Of her errand being the purchase
Of the organ for the Sunday school.
Mrs Butcher is secretary Of the school.
o. A. KrinbiIl Of Hammond, candidate
for commissioner from this district,
visited here today. Gary appreciates
what he has done for her and expects
to show it in a substantial way this
fall when opportunity is offered.
Miss Render returned to Valparaiso
last evening after spending the day
here We are allowed TO presume that
she viii soon cease to visit here, in all
probability coming here to live within
few months.
Leslie Chambers, the younger Of the
boys, started to school this morning
This makes the enrolment hfty-two.
which number viii be greatly increased
as soon as the other building is erect
ed
w r. Curtis. county superintendent
of schools. paid the local schools
short visit this afternoon. lie comph-
mented the work that is being done
being surprised at the progress that
has been made since last he was here.
Fitzgerald brothers now have an
other cook. The former man in that
capacity forgot yesterday that he was
chef for the house. TO avoid any more
lapses Of memory Aew man was in
stalled who is giving good satisfaction
to the brothers and their guests.
Sunday school and church services
We're held Sunday with very good at
tendance. a committee was chosen to
go to Chicago and purchase an organ
for the use Of the Sunday school and
also some additional song books
r. D. Knots loaded his furniture
yesterday and this morning he left with
his faithful dog. Frank, for the Springs
property at Porter. Here house is
being erected which he and Mrs Knots
will occupy when ready IN the mean
time they will live in the tent they
took with them Mrs. f. d. Knots
is at present in Robertsdale with her
daughter. Mrs. Cox.
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Tolleston

Otto Borman, our little big man. made
a business trip to Hammond today.
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It is reported that Mrs. Jessie Hayden
is suffering from a severe attack of ap-
pendicitis. physician was called on
to perform an operation on her on Mon
day.
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Lowell News.

er. visited Attorney Wood and wife here
Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-09

John Mimic and William Loman of
Gary came down to Lowell in their au-
tomobile Monday. We understand their
mission here was to negotiate with
Henry Covert for a 40-acre tract of
land he owns at Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-09

Louis Booze of Hammond has beer
awarded the contract to plaster Franz
Bormans new store.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-09

Leslie Chambers, the younger Of the
boys. started to school this morning
This makes the enrolment ffty-two,
which number viii be greatly increased
as soon as the other building is erect
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-09

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cripliver will
soon move into the Rankin cottage on
Fred street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-09

George Ennis and family have moved
their household goods to Chicago
Heights where they expect to make
their future home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-09

Frank Jones, the village blacksmith.
was in Chicago on business today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-09

Miss Render returned to Valparaiso
last evening after spending the day
here. We are allowed TO presume that
she viii soon cease to visit here in all
probability coming here to live within
a few months.
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A. T. Knots is attending to business
matters in Chicago this afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-09

Mrs. Fred Brett of the Petersen
block has nearly recovered from her re-
cent illness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-09

William Randall of Illinois. is here
the guest of his cousins the Dinwiddies.
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Sunday school and church services
were held Sunday with very good at
tendance. A committee was chosen TO
go to Chicago and purchase an organ
for the use Of the Sunday school and
also some additional song books.
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AIR and Mrs Facey. who visited Mrs.
Alyea and Mrs H. NJ Johnson, have
returned to their home in Joliet.
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w. r. Curtis. county superintendent
of schools. paid the local schools
short visit this afternoon. lie compli-
mented the work that is being done,
being surprised at the progress that
has been made since last he was here.
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o. A. Krinblll of Hammond. candidate
for commissioner from this district,
visited here today. Gary appreciates
what he has done for her and expects
to show it in a substantial way this
fall when opportunity is offered.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10
Mitar Medigovich Now Wants 5000 Damages From V,
 G. Medigovich.
SUIT GROWS OUT
 OF REGENT ARREST.
The Plaintiff Alleges Malicious Prosecution and False lm- priSonment - Was in Jail Here for Three Hours.

To heal his iacerated feelings and repair the rents in his reputation, a:i of which was caused oy his arrest. Mitar Medigovoch will tomorrow file suit With the clerk of the court at Tombstone, asking damages in the sum of s50OO from V. c. Medigovoch. his cousin. and Elio K. Sugich.
 Malicious prosecution and false i'm prisonment are the two main grounds to be set forth as a cause of action in the plaintiffs complaint. He alleges that this result was the work of spite on the part of the GeIenJants.
 Mitar Medigovoch is one of the owners of q milk dairy and chicken ranch near the city. which he esti- mates to have a value of about s25O0, that important point being part of his complaint.
 In March, the plaintiff will say, the defendants caused his arrest by Officer Wilmoth. as a result of whi n he was thrown in jail for three hours and denied his liberty, all of which t.a feels was an invasion of his sacre rights:
 Medigovich's arrest grew out of the fact that V. V Medigovoch had for some time been losing hay and grain from his warehouse. He asked the officers to guard the place during the hours of darkness, and on the night of March IT Wilmoth saw the plain tiff issue from the vicinity Of the warehouse with a bale of hay and oox of soap in a wagon.
 Medigovich was given hearing be- fore Justice Murphy and found not guilty. He showed to the satisfaction of the court that he had bought the alleged stolen goods. and that while he attended lodge meeting he stored them back of Medigoyich's barn for safe keeping. When he was seen leaving the vicinity of the place it was with goods that belonged to him.
 The case attracted some little at tention at the time for the reason that all the parties concerned are re- lated. It was promised then that there would be damage suits. Mitar Medi- govich is said by Neale & Ross. his attorneys. to be only one of those who contemplate filing damage suits.
 Sugich enters the case by reason Of the fact that he is in the employ of V. G. Medigovich and played a par; in the prosecution of the plaintiff in this damage suit
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10
Local Association Will EStab- fish One in Miller Canyon
 This Summer.
ADMISSION WILL BE
 FOR MEMBERS ONLY.
Ground Will Be Laid Out foI Sports During Four Weeks to Be Spent in Huachuca Mountains - Rates Low,

General Secretary D. w. Pollard and Assistant C. E. Buckner spent three days last week in the Hua- chuca Mountains, where they went to locate a site for a summer camp. After making a trip through Ramsey, Carr and Miller Canyons, site was finally located near the mouth of Mil Ter Canyon on land belonging to the Greene Cattle Company.
 It is the plan of the Y. Nj. c. A. to conduct a four weeks camp for its members, beginning about the middle of June. The first two weeks are to be given to the junior members of the association, boys under IS years of age. and the following two weeks the camp will be the older members. The site selected is on one of the prettiest spots in the mountains, near a plentiful supply of water and on flat ground, where there will be am pie room for games of various kinds. A baseball ground, tennis court and other features will be added to make the summer vacation attractive. The l camp is within easy access of the highest peaks and hikes will be ar l ranged covering almost every day of the two weeks to be spent in camp. The association is planning to se- cure the rental of one of the Greene Cattle Company ranch houses locat- ed near the site of the camp as place to store supplies and which will also serve as dining room for the mem bers of the party.
 The summer camp has come to be quite a feature with the Y. NJ C. A. throughout the country. In the east ern States, the State associations conduct State camps with as many as 409 or 800 boys in attendance during the season. The camps are always under the direct management of the association, with officers on the grounds So that parents have no fear Of letting their boys attend these out ings.
 Tho association here is planning to admit members to the camping party at the lowest possible expense, aiming only to have the fees cover the expenses of the camp. In this way many young men who do feel that they can spend a summer vacation on the seashore or make the long trip to their homes in the east may spend a very profitable and pleasant vaca- ton at a small expense.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10
FORFE|TS POSTED PIMA CO. DEAL
|Varney and MiddIesky Will Struggle for Championship
 at Don Luis Sunday.
VARNEY CONFIDENT
 HE WILL BEST INDIAN
Excursion Trains May Be Run rom Nearby ToWns-Sid Coburn Selected Referee and Is Acting as Stakeholder.

For the championship of the South west, $500 a side and all the glory that attaches to an athletic event that will attract attention far and near, Sid Var. ney, AriZona's undefeated champion and John Middlesky, who weighs $50 pounds, will wrestle at the Don Luis ball park next Sunday afternoon, the match beginning at 3 o'clock. To bind the match, and as an evi, dence of good faith, Varney and A. H Taylor, manager for Middlesky, yes. $50 and selected Sid Coburn referee in whose hands each of the contest. ants will next Saturday place the re maining s450.
 As per the terms of an agreement drawn up between the two men yes terday morning the winner is to re- ceevi o SOTO lriti Zenry1 cmi ceive 65 per cent of the gate receipts and the loser 8 per cent. It is figured that the gate receipts will amount tc Ieveral hundred dollars.
 TeIeSrams have been sent to V. R Stiles, passenger agent of the Fl Pasc
 Southwestern, asking him to run excursion trains from Douglas and Naco on the day of the match, or to at least give special rates on the regular train. Word is expected from him to day regarding what the railroad will do in the matter.
 General admission to the grounds is to be S1 Seats in the grand stand will be 9 cents. A platform on which the men will wrestle is to be erected in front of the grand stand in plain view of all. It will be situated so that those on the ground can see without inconvenience.
 Varney and Middlesky are both in training, having begun several days ago. Middlesky takes road runs, but does his indoor work in secret Mana ger Taylor says that he is in first-cfass trim, and will give the best possible accounty of himself
 Speaking about the match last night Varney stated that he is confident of winning. He realizes that he is tc go against a man almost twice his weight, but believes that this will be rather of handicap to the other fel low than to him.
 Varney is doing road work as well as wrestling with companions. It i: a difficult matter for him to get a man who will consent to stand the rough work.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10
UNKNOWN SHOOTS
 INTO FESTIVE CROWD.

Standing on the outside of private dance was being given by several of the Mexican residents of that part of the city. an unknown person fired five shots into the room in which the dance was taking place. about 2 o'clock yesterday morning. One of the bullets lodged in the arm of Cuca Roma, a handsome young Mexican woman, about IS years of age. Yes terday Dr. Hart located the bullet with an X-ray apparatus, extracting 1t later. Joe Ramirez, one of the mu- sicians. was shot in the right leg. Neither was seriously injured. The cause of the shooting is unknown, but presumed to be jealousy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10
D. H. Collins Takes Bond on Group of Claims Near Tue
 son for S250,00O.
OWNERS WORKED
 CLAIMS SINCE 1886.
Property With Several Thou sand Tons of Shipping Ore on on, Dump located Within 20 Miles of City of Tucson,

Leaving everything in shape for the organization of big company to ex- ploit the property, Attorney Fred Sue ter returned to Bisbee yesterday from Tucson, where the final steps were taken that give D. H. Collins control Of a group of eight mining claims under a bond of s250.000.
 Collins will at once have the com pany organized. get it under way and raise funds for the development of tthe group, which was visited a short time ago by s. A. Parnall, former superintendent of the Calumet & Ari- zona, who made favorable report.
 The property is located about twen- ty miles from Tucson in what is known as the Olive mining camp. being a silver and copper proposi- ton. The values are said to run ex- ceptionally high in silver, beside car rying 8 large percentage of copper, according to assays recently made.
 Collins has been negotiating for the property for some time, and be- fore closing up the deal awaited only an examination by Parnall, which is said to have satisfied him that with proper development work the claims will become rich producers.
 Since 1886 the group has been in the possession of John Ellis, Mike Irish and John Baxter, old-timers in Pima county, and well known through out Southern Arizona. During the time they have had the property a large amount of development work has been done
 Ther are now several thousand tons of ore on the dump, which are said to run high enough to ship to some smelling point, unless Collins decides later to erect plant on the property. It is understood that he contemplates the rction of large rducion plant to handle the ores.
 The former owners of the property since 1886 have worked the property each year, sinking sh:bstsk running drifts and otherwise doing develop ment work. They have exposed the ore lodges in a number of places, much ore being blocked out.
 Some time ago it was stated that Parnall might take the management of this property. Whether or not this Is correct could not be learned yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10

The case of the County of Santa Cruz vs. T. J. Turney, United States Fidelity & Guarei1tee Co.,. Richard Farrel and M. M. Truckey, was con tinued for the term.
 During the week judgment was given in favor of John Edgar Small to the San Rafael de la Zania land grant and about four hundred defend ants were named.
 P. Sandoval vs. the Cobre Grande Company was continued for the term.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10

prepared to deliver 600 tons of ore daily and that the plant should treat 100000 tons annually at profit of 9 per ton or $600.000 per year. On a basis of 100000 tons annually Black Mountain would earn 90 per cent. on all outstanding stock. or s1.50 share on the present capacity of the mill and the management estimated enough ore in sight to warrant doub- ling the capacity of the plant. The letter ended by strongly recommend ing the purchase of Black Mountain stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10
BALL RETURNS FROM
 TRIP TO MISSOURI

Dr. ]. M Ball. for several years manager of the Bisbee Drug Company, returned to the city yesterday from trip to St. Louis. Mo. where he has visited with relatives for several months Dr. Ball is planning to again locate in the city. though stated yes terday that he has not fully made up his mind what to do in the matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10

of the Bank of Bisbee, where he put in escrow with several other promot. CTS of the company some time ago Crockett recently brought suit in Tombstone to get his stock out oi the bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10
CROCKETT SECURES
 MT. VIEW STOCK.

It was reported yesterday that G. s Crockett had succeeded in getting 37. Seo shares of the stock of the Noun iain View Development company out
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10

The fact that a red petticoat did not figure in the story that Pennsyl- vania maiden who Jagged two ex- press trains leads oneto doubt its accuracy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10

Taft has such large mind that he cannot be expected to make 1t up in minute.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-04-28

lin, Snodgrass represents the Globe
oil Co Of Cleveland Ohio. If YOU want
Roof Paint or Iubricatjng oil it Will
nav. ,oa f. see him
Of 1'.s :. 500 3 , = loo'', '''I9s I ~,
cash and balance to suit purcbaser
Annlv at This office.
Remember We are selling OuIt'NatorS
cheaper than any one III town. tome
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Local News.
Interesting Happenings in and
Around Town.

uslin underware, at White Bros.
brgum seed at Ozan Mercantile Cos.
| md Nc tba, local tom yon nromised
Won nar, n,deruara come 70
tie Bros
Im Roswell IF WiIIisv;Ila was in
yesterday.
nrolo+4 of pIa,.i,s vas T.,
Wednesday
|,t,ericl. Ma, fashion, shoots froe a.
Mercantile Cos.
~. room, l,...,...o,3o .o,.o. 1a,d
H. 500 rr.v.,,,+b
and Mr.. pi.., 81 r.,,,.o,. was
| h civ, rs.,.,,3.,
Ivy 80 '''
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Yeager Brothers of Bierne have sold
their timber land and saw mill, to-
gether with their town lots and store to
the Penn Lumber Company. l.. M.
Ridelsperger is President, j. G. Green
Vice Pres. and w. B. Heck Secretary
and Treasurer of the Penn Lumber Co.
These gentlemen are all f.om Pennsyl-
vania. We are glad to welcome them
among u.s.. This Company own a null
at Ashdown and Lumber yards IN the
Indian Territory Mr.. Green will dl-
vide his time among the several places.
Mr.. Ridelsperger has extensive inter-
ests in the east yet and will give only
part of his time to the western business
Mr.. Heck will move his family here
and give his entire time to the Bierne
plant. For the present they will make
their home at the Miller hotel in Pres
colt. We hope to make them perma-
nent residents of our city.
Mrs. Wade says she is too busy selling
hats to write adds Her styles are al
ways right and her prices SO reasonable
that any of us can afford a new hat.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-04-28


G. c. Billifgsley of Sayre, Ark, was
in town yesterday.
Several hundred cabbage and beet
plants. The finest suppose liver offer
ed in Prescott. O.. L. Moncrief.
We are prepared to repair glasses, or
fit your eyes with new pair,
Baker Drug Store.
Save your laundry for me, | will call
for it. Jno. T. Mlburn, Agent for
Arkadelphia Steam Laundry.
See Ellsworth County Scrip
when you go to pay your taxes. Office
back of Bank of Prescott.
The Arkadelphia Steam Laundry's
work is always up-to-date. Try it.
Jno. T. Milburn, Agent.
We have line of cultivators that we
are not afraid of-See.
Prescott Supply and Hardware Co.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-04-28
Prescott Steam Laundry Phone 200
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Give us a trial.

Uncle Willis Yates. of Sutton. died
Friday morning. He was about 50 years
old.
Ingram and Bolls nave sold their saw
MILL near Laneburg, to 7. P. Callicott,
of Laneburg.
O. R. Mcdaniel left Thursday for St.
Louis, where he will spend few days
on business.
Dying and cleaning clothes nicely
done. Satisfaction guaranteed prices to
suit the times Phone los.
Mrs. c. B. Moon.
DR.. Tom Woodul, of Laneburg, was
in the city Thursday and left an order
for stationary at this office.
See Elsworth-for County Scrip
when you go to pay your taxes, Office
back Of Bank of Prescott.
Car Forge Coal just received. The
Etna. the best on earth.
Mcdaniel Hardware Co.
Uncle Buck Phillips and daughter,
Miss Lelus, Of Rosston, was on the
streets of our little city yesterday
Ralph Moncmef left Thursday to re-
sumo his run as railway mail clerk,
His run is from Texarkana to Cairo.
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Prescott Steam Laundry Phone 200
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Give us a trial.

DR.. Eichelberger, of Fl. Smith, de-
livered a lecture at the c. P. church
here Monday night on the subject of
Business people and their relations to
Christianity
j. L. Eagle, of LYDIA, was in the city
this week. He has sold out where he
lives and is looking out for location.
We would be glad to have him become
a citizen of Prescott again.
r. c. Bright, manager of the Fidel-
ity Mutual Insurance Co.. of Philidel-
phia, of the Arkansas Division, with
headquarters at Little Rock, has been
in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. Hugh
Moncrief
The Prescott Steam Laundry begins
operation Monday under new manage
ment and having been thoroughly over
hauled is in better shape than ever be-
fore. They guarantee satisfaction.
Give them trial. Phone 200.
Wanted Representative who
is capable of organizing and handling
crew of salesmen-on in each county
some knowledge of farming necess-
airy. Splendid and permanent position.
Give reference in first letter Box SO,
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Joe Hunt was pleasant caller yes
terday
w. T. Armand, of Morris, was in
town yesterday.
Finis Murrah is spending the week in
the vicinity of Bodcaw.
Sheriff Hood carried D. w. lngersoll
to the hospital for nervous diseases
Wednesday.
The balance frame on walking and
riding cultivators are the best. The
tongue stays level when turning at the
end of the row.
Prescott Supply & Hardware Co.
We want your business, if youi want
the lowest prices ever heard of on any
thing in the Hardware and Furniture
line, come and see US. We have the
goods and will undersell all competitors.
Mcdaniel Hardware Co.
Go to J. ". johnson for Lodge Pins,
Ladies and Childrens Bracelets, Baby
Rings. Crosses, Brooches. Rings, Waist
Sets. Collar Pins, Ladies Watches,
Necklaces, Fobs. A nice line of S-day
Mantle Clocks at 50. 40 each.
Jno. NJ. Milburn of the Prescott sup
ply Hdw. Co., has received one of the
best selected and cheapest car of bug
giles, surrys and hacks ever brought to
Prescott. See him before you buy He
is on the inside with prices and quality
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Prescott Steam Laundry Phone 200
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Give us trial. : :

Spaulding or Reach Base Ball Goods
can be bought of Terry Bros. Drug Co.
They are the official and the kind to
buy.
VIM. Gee & Son have bought the
stock of General merchandise of W. J.
White & Co. and will move it at once
to their store at the Brooks corner.
John T. Milburn is running in con-
nection with his laundry agency, a
News Stand, where he handle the lat
est magazines and papers. Call and
take a look. Telephone Building.
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Canvass
Shoes
FOR THE
Whole Family
AT
White Bros $.
Advertised Letters.

The following is the list of letters re-
naming unclaimed in this Office for the
week ending April, %, 1906, and if not
called for by May, 7, 1906, will be
forwarded to the Dead Letter Office.
LADIES.
Cruthers Ventura Mrs.
Coops Snoe Miss,
Gam Minnie,
Purdle Emma Mrs.
Tigue Frank Mrs.
White Mrs.
GENTLEMEN.
Brown T. S.
Dickson Alf,
Green l.. B.
Prescott Furniture Factory,
Williams Tomas,
When calling for the above, please
say advertised. y
JACK GRAYSoN, P. M.