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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
TINsLEY TO BE TEST.
Ills Case May be Carried to the Supreme
 Court

Ills Case May be Carried to the Supreme
 Court
 Richmond. Va, July I1.-special Assistant Attorney General Sanford today appeared before Judge waddiII in the United States Court and asked that the ball bond Tor the fertilizer companies' officers indicted Counsel for the defense requested permis- sion to incorporate in the courts order In these cases a recital of the circumstances attending the appearance of the men before Judge waddiil This was granted and the attorneys on both sides began the prepara- tion of the records to be used. Tho ob- ject in obtaining this record Is to submit 1t to the Supreme Court of the United states
 The defense will make test of the case of J. G. Tinsley. When he is committed a writ of habeas corpus will be applied for before one of the appellate judges
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
AT CASINO THEATRE.
People Who wens Q Electric rark V

People Who Went to Electric Park Were
 Pleased.
 4 fair crowd was out to sec the vaude- vile at the Electric Park Casino iAst
 The dancing of Miss cartmai es tha Three Cartmels is one of the best features of the kind ever seen here The comedy and singing of the team Ia not of the best but the dancing of Miss CsrtmeI is a Ee- deeming feature.
 The Jupiter Brothers have one of Che best illusions on the vaudeville stage Any body would swear that human centipads was inside a cabinet from the goings-on in~ side. but that's where the mystery come in. A committee from tho audience sees one Of the brothers tied to chair with hia hands and legs bound fast curtain is stretch- ed around the cabinet and hands appear from numerous openings in the screen. Tambourlnea tinklA and flowers are thrown over the curtain but when the screen is fe- moved the man inside Is still tied to the chair.
 fearfulIy and wonderfully made and his flexibillty excites the awe of the audtencN
 Major Doyle former leading man in 0us Hiirs Liiliputian company has a monelogns which makes a fair act
 The performance will bs repeated tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
A..n.l,ed hv IrnIon AIen.

New York. July 1i.-Eight stories above the street on fiimsy flooring of planks laid across girders nearly hundred union iron workers being on a hotel building going up at Fifty-nInth Street and Fifth Avenue today attacked three special policemen kept there to prevent trouble between the ulion workmen and non-union worknaen employed on the same building. one of the special poi,eenen. Lichael Butler was thrown from the platform and fell two stories to tho sixth floor. He was fatally injured. The other two men were seriously but not fatally ihprt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
TbIrd RespIte for RawIInrs.

Atlanta. Ga. July 11.--Governor Terrell today granted a third respite to J. c. Rawlings. whose execution for the murder of the two Carter children in Lowndes coun- ty was set for Friday. Ali Moore. the ne- gro. who is under sentence of death for the same crime. was respited also. The exten- sion of time for both was until August srd. The respite was granted on the statement that both are Important witnesses for the defense in the motion before tho Supreme Court for a new trial for RawlinRS's sons. Jesse. Milton and Leonard. charged with eomplietty in the same eriua
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

pavilion, pert pairs of people tripped over the glossy floor. The music con- tinued all day and t.ie dancing did not cease until the last strain had been completed. It was all over at 6:30 o'clock and the ricnickers returned to Montgomery. thoroughly tired and eager for a good nights rest.
 Soon after the Eiks reached the Springs yesterday morning--it was at ii :30--they were delighted to have served to them a refreshing lunch :. There's no use describing 1t. It was one of those old fashioned sort, corn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
rhe pnne wiI nec,de-

Santiago de Chile. July 11.--A tel egram from Lima yesterday, announced that a modus vivendi between Peru and Colombia had been signed abroga- ting the protocol of September. 1905, and instituting new arrangement providing for the removal of the gar- risons and civil military authorities of both countries from the Putumgo river. Pending the delivery of the arbitration award by the Pope the Peruvians are to be allowed free nav fgation of the river
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

brdad and breakfast bacon being it's chief conlponents.
 That delicious dinner. so much talk ed about by tie picnickers when they returned to Montgomery last night was served at 2:30 o'clock. They had fine stew. fine barbecued meats and salads of all descriptions. besides a number of appetizing dishes, but the greatest of all was the watermelon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Trrbute to Captain Taylor.

A meeting Of the officers ot the regiment was held at Colonel Bricken's headquarters this morning. At It's con- clusion, Colonel Bricken presented Capt. F. e. Taylor. reglmental quartermaster. with a handsome uniform and saber. It was a souvenir and tribute for the efficient services which Captain Taylor has rendered the regiment during the present encampment, and were pre- sented to him in complimentary sreech by Colonel Rricken. Captain Taylor accepted the gifts in becom- ing manner, and spoke most feelingly of the ties of friendship which existed between the officers of the regiment, and which would be closer still. if pos- S!ble now
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
AnRETTr PAYs aaE.
lined for Assault on GeorEe Carr on

Fined fer AssauIt on George CarK on
 Memphis. Tenn July i1.-rheo- dore Breitenstein, the New Orleans bail player. was fined $25 in polics court today for his assault on George Carr during Mondays game at Red Elm Park, and was reminded by Judge Floyd that he could consider himself lightly punished.
 Breitenstein was also accused of using obscene language. Carr and others showed no disposition to pros- ecute Breitenstein which may have. caused the fine. which is considered a light one in this state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Got Awax Nith alz.aoo.

London. July 11.--A dispatch to a news agency from St. Petersburg says that three young men in Student uni- forms shot and wounded a paymaster of the admiralty and decamped in a cab with $Iz,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
JOLLY ELKSs GIVE GREAT PICNIC
 TO FRIENDS AT PICKETT SPRINGS

The Elks of Montgomery and their friends had genuine good time yes- terday They had charge of Pickett Springs all day while they gave one of tire fineSt picnics and barbecues of the season.
 Some of those who went to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
MUST co TO CAMP.

Union Springs Guardsmen Forcibly Pernumd-
 ed to Join Regiment.
 Union Springs. July H. (Speical l---The Union Springs military company left here Monday morning for encampment leaving a few of the enlisted men at home who refus- ed to go. This morning two officers were here and carried them off on the morning train They will be under arrest during the encamDment.
 county died few days since at his home at Indian Creek
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Miss Roberta Roberts of Montgom- cry. the attractive sponsor of the Montgomery Greye, reached Selma this morning. While In the city she will bs the guest of Mes Carrie Wilkins, who Is sponsor of the Abbott Rifles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Montgomerians have eaten melons. but somehow they don't taste the same at home as they do at a picnic. Fifty of the best melons procurable were cut and their red meat was consumed. The barbecue was splendidly prepared and the service was excellent.
 Genial Isaac H. DeWees managed the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
TO HONOR COL. HOLT.
Third Regiment Camp Named After
 Prominent Montgomerian.

Mobile, July 11.-fspecial.)- )-Colone, McKleroy, commanding the 3rd Infan- try, Alabama National Guard, now In camp on Mobiles famed Shell Road. in morrow morning give name to the white city. The camp will be named in honor Of one of Montgomery's most respected citixens, Colonel Barrie T.. been associated with the military of Alabama. and Colonel ,McKleroy not only does honor to Colonel Holt. bur l1onors the 3rd Infantry as well.
 The infantrymen were late getting to camp, due to unlocked for delay Of the special train. Colonel McKleroy ie decidedly well pleased with the ioca- ton and found only one defect, lack of good drinking water. This. howev- CT, will be remedied early tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Some men would like to fan through a cellar door in the side walk to get the damagesA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Notea From the Camp.

Private Bern Denson of Company '.F," Girard, this morning received telegram announcing the death of his mother at that place at an early
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Miss Bessie McDuffy of River Ridge, Monroe County. is in the city visiting her aunt. Mrs. Shields, on Dallas street.. End regiment and has attended many of Its encampnents. She is a great favorite with the officers and enlisted men and her visit to Selma during the encampment will he made a most pleasant one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Springs declared the dinner was really
 the best they had ever tasted. lone thing is certain. The 200 people ssho were there enjoyed themselves. They were merry lot of picnickers and. hav- ing cast all earthly cares and worries
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

The annual camp meeting at the Sea- shore Camp Ground, at Bfloxi began this evening with Methodists from AiaA barna, Louisiana and Mississippi in at tendance, and many prominent clergy men present A number of Mobtlia1s are there for the occasion. and others are spending the summer there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Mrs. Chapman, wife of Dr. Chapman of the 2nd Regiment reached the city this afternoon and will spend the re- mafnder of the week here. Mrs Chap man came from Montgomery to Selma trip.
 The Abbott Rifles rendered their spon- sor, Miss Carrie Wilkins, and maid Of honor. Miss Genevleve Smith, tear this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

hour during the morning. He was re- lieved Of further dutyNand given trafls- rortaticn to his home Private Denson left for Girard this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

aside. they gave themselves over to continued fun.
 AS early as 10 o'clock yesterday morning the picnickers began going to Pickett Springs for the 'cue. A fine orchestra had been provided and while they played pleasing airs in the pretty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Honor to Miss Roberta,

HUnOK 70 MK1e NDbePNa,
 The officers of the Montgomery Greya this afternoon rendered to their apon- sor. Miss Roberta Roberts. q dinner Among the ladies present there were Miss Carrie Wilkins. Miss Anna Mary octavia Lauderdale Miss Roberts. Mrs Hunt Taylor, Miss Slater and Mrs. ". w Bran1e Jr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

OtH. D Ls HUI tEAt LHt1 HAt2EWHQW. for Montgomery and from there will go to Mobile.
 The Montgomery Blues have the dis ' tinction of having larger number of men than any other company at Camp Joe Wheeler.
 The match game of baseball between the Greys and Blues of Montgomery this afternoon was a hotly contested affair. The game was witnessed by large number of the regiment and prov ed Interesting.
 Major Kirkpatrick says that the san- itary condition of the camp Is excep- tionally good. There has not yet bean a case of sickness In the camp.
 This morning at his residence on Ssl- ma Stret Col w. R. Nelson rendered q breakfast to Colonel Bricken and Ma jor Dickey. The breakfast room for the ocasion was decorated with the Stars and Stripes. Besides the two officers of the End Regiment there were no one present except tn membrs of the family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

The following parties passed through the city from Rirmingham en route to the SeasllorS Camp Ground: Mrs. John IL Ferguson. Miss Bessie Ferguson North Highlands; Rev. !. T. Morris and Mrs. J. T. Morris, Woodlawn; Rev. Joe Besserier; Rev. Hatcher Parrish, Hart sell; Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Russell North Highlands
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

Gen B L. Holt left this afternooa for Montgomery and from there will l go to Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

The light between J. A. stringer and D. e. Merritt on Monday night prom ises to result more seriously than at first expected. Merritt. who was stab bed in the left side. is reported to bs in critical condition, and stringer WAS rcarrested today by offlcer Curry on charge of assault with knife and is held without ball until the con dition Of Merritt becomes more appar- ent The two men were at supper Monday night at Ill GovernHentEtr when an argument arose over the yer dict in the Philip Lewis nrurder case. Hot words led to hand-to-hand hght in which Striuger stabbed Merritt ID the side. Both were arrested and made bond but Stringer was re-arrested to- day and Is being held as above stated
 Major ". F. Tebbetts. Inspector Gen erai of Rifle Practice. on Governor JeIks's stan left this afternoon for Selma to repor- for duty in pursuance
 to orders from the Commander in Chief to be present. in camp at Selma with the End Infantry. Alabama National Guards. Major Tebbettg win return to Mobile witt Governcr JeIks. and the other members of his stan to review the 3rd Infantry which will be In camp here during this and next week
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
GREAT BOON GIVEN
 AGUA PR|ETA, SONORA
Gen. Luis Torres Makes Award to the Town Which
 Promises Benefit.

CANANEA. Nov. 5.--'s was learned in the city this week that on his re- cent trip to HermoS;iio from this city General Luis Torres :ook steps at Aeua Prieta, across tle line from Dcuglas, which must 2ssui5 in large benefit to that city through marked advancement. here .ofoia impossible under conditions extant in the town with reference to its real estate hold inss.
 The latter have been in the hands of the Camou interests as sole owners. Lots were held at S20U each, with con- sequence that they were thought too sigh in price to allow of purchase by people of the to,yn. As result the population Of Asg2 Prieta has heen exceedingly linliJei in cGml.ari- son with the advant ises afforded by the border town as . piaca of -esi- Gence. Also the class of residents has ,n the majority part been of rnde' siI able character.
 Recently General Torres entered into nc gotiaiions whereby he was able last week to award 200 lots free o! cost to Mexican people of the town signifying desire to hold real estate there and to build homes. The allot ment was made for 200 families. The opening of the town thus made to growth in population under desirable conditions has met with high expres sions of favor and activity in building has already sprung up which assures the making of a prosperous Mexican city of Agua Prieta.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
GLOBE k|CkERS
 START THEIR
 HAMMERS
Proceedings Instituted 10 Set Aside Incorporation of Globe City-Backed by Disgrunt- led Saloon Men.

GLOBE, Nov. 5.-Quo warranto pro ceedings were instituted in the dis trict court today to set aside the in- corporation of the city of Globe. The suit was filed with Clerk of the Court Martin and summons were served on Mayor Sultan. the board of aldermen and the city officers, who have twenty
 days to answer the complaint Behind the incorporation busting
 proceedings are a number of saloon keepers. who are alleged to have
 raised the sum of S1 900 which they will pay an attorney to bust" the city and force Mayor Sultan. the board of aldermen and the newly appointed city
 officers to private life. It is said that Phoenix attorney has taken the case, as every Globe attorney has re- fused to be involved.
 The complaint filed by District At
 torney Edwards states that Mayor Sul-
 tan and his official family have usrped the offices which they hold
 without authority. wrongfully ;Ind un- lawfully, and asks that they be busted and forever enjoined from assuming and acting as such." Also dha. they
 are a bunch of pretended officers of
 the pretended city of Globe.
 No criminal complaint is made, so it | is not known what further steps are contemplated. It may be possible that they will push the case,
 as usurping is serious o.fense- at 1 least it sounds bad and it may result | in all of the officials being sent to jail
 for a long period. In fact 1t is almost as serious as highway robbery--ob taining public office under false rep Iresentations. l Judging from expressions of some of
 the city officials who were not in
 hiding last night, the suit viii be well comed, so that certain Missourians. as well as other foreigners, can be shown
 that the City of Globe is a legally in
 corporated city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
Exclusive Class

progressing on this sulphide body, which is down fifty feet, all in ore. As soon as the three hundred foot level is reached, it will be cross cat and connections made with other openings on that level.
 This large body O. sulphide will average from five to ten per cent car rying percentage of iron and iiae which makes it a superior Aux for smelling purposes.
 President and General Manager Gould arranged to ship the sane o the Globe smelters, where they will allow him for all the copper as well as the iron and lime contained, ,!n the ore and smelling will be done free.
 A good road is being opened 90: ore hauling which, when completed, Will be fifteen miles. This will be ready for use in two weeks when ore snip ments will begin. forty to fifty tons daily. Manager Gould believes smei;- CT returns will average about per cent, and as the ore body is vel
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06

large the shipments will only be i'm can be secured to haul the same 70 Tucson depot.
 Here is bright promise fo- large wealth producers right at our doors which will give return almost from the start of $500 to s1 900 daily.
 The Gould mines are just over the divide from the New State mines believed the New State ore bodies arc but continuation of the Gould
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
INTERESTING POOL GAME.

The pool committee of the Y. NJ. C. A. has arranged pool game between Messrs. Scott and Thornton and the Clappee brothers, all of this city, to take place in the social rooms of the Y M. c. A building on the coming Monday evening, November 9th, at s D. m. at Douglas.
 Both sides are sure of victory and a very snappy game is likely to re suit Geo. McCutcheon, of the local committee, will referee the game. and the game will be played for two hun dred points For this occasion the social rooms of the association build ing will be open to members and their friends. and 1t is hoped that a large audience will gather to witness the contest.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
ELECTION DAY HOLIDAY.

By the laws of the territory every general election day is made legal holiday in Arizona and it was stated this afternoon that besides the banks, probably all the principal houses in the city will keep their doors closed on Tuesday. The Copper Queen store will close and the grocery store of D. H. Johnston, and while all other houses were not interviewed, it is like ly that the day for the voting will be made general holiday in Douglas. This will give the hundreds of clerks employed in the city an opportunity to get out and work for their political ia. vorites
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
BOY WAS BORN.

< fine baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Slit at 126 Du- bacher Canyon yesterday morning Both nt3ther and child ano>lS9orted to be doi1g ysEy. well.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
CALUMET 6 hECLa.

Boston-Calumet & I.ecla has just sold over 20,00O.00 pou:Gs of copper the delivery of which is to run through March, 1907. The price paid is g 1-2 cents a pound
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
GOULD MINES GUT
 SULPH|DE ORE BODY Pay Streak Fourd on 200 Level and Promises to
 Be Permanent.

The Gould mines which are located eleven miles anG a half west of Tue son are just now exciting no little .n- terest says the Tucson Scar.
 At the two hundred foot level crosscut was made. and fifty fee: ef sulphides were cut. Sinking is nov
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
MRS. BRAMBRICK
dies AT CHE:RZ2RE2Y
Was Despondent From III Heath
and Ended Her Young
Life

Mrs. T. W. Brambrick, nee Harrison,
died in Spring Valley last Thursday and
was buried in Cherry Creek Saturday.
She had been sick, having been a great
sufferer at intervals for years. She
became respondent over her ailment
and was heard to remark that if she
felt another attack coming on she
would end it all. Leaving the supper
table she went to her room and when
found was in the last agonies of death
from the effect of strychnine poisoning
and died shortly after. Her remains
were taken to Cherry Thursday even
ing and John Wcarne oiiiciated at the
funeral Saturday, in the absence of a
clergyman. Mr.. Wearne read the ser
vice in very impressive manner.
Mrs. Brambrick left husband and two
small children. She was about So
years Of age and native of White
Pine county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
MRECCLES SOLVES
BlGELY PROBLEMS
President of Nevada Northern Here
to ActAffirmativeIy upon Railway
Terminal and SmeIteT Sites

with continuance of good weathc
ana a modicum of good lack the rail-
road should reach Ely by the first OF
septcmber, said President s. W. Ec-
cles of the Nevada Northern yesterday,
after aa inspection of the woT'. now
under way.
This promise, it is believed ~ hose
who have gone over the road. viii be
fulfilled. The rails are laid to point
fifteen miles south of Cherry Creek
and the graders are almost in sight Of
Ely. The presence here OF Mr.. tccles
is guarantee that no effort will be
spared in rushing the work to compile
ton. The president OF the Nevada
Northern (who in larger sense reore-
sents the controlling interests in the
Nevada Consolidated Cumberland Ely
properties) will also settle definitely,
either before or shortly after his de
departure from Ely, the question Of a
site for the local railway station.
Another problem to be solved by Mr..
Eccles and Mr.. Karl Eilers, consulting
engineer of the American Smelling and
Refining Company, has to do with the
location of the great reduction works
to be erected in the vicinity of Ely.
For two days, Messrs. Eccles and
Eilers have been checking the work of
the engineers with view of deter,nin-
ing where 'twould be best to locate the
concentrator and smelter of the Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Company.
A decision, it is believed, will be reach
ed this evening upon the return Of the
party from Duck Creek.
From Ely President Eccles will 60 to
Salt Lake for few days, after which
he will proceed to his ranch in Idaho
for brief vacation. Mr.. EEctey in all
probability will settle down in Ely to
supervise the construction of the bic
plant of the Nevada Con.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
improvements in Cherry Creek

The people Of Steptoe Valley will be
glad to learn that the busy little mining
camp of Cherry Greek is steadily on the
improve. The railroad entering the
valley seems to have aroused both
mines and miners in the vicinity. The
old mines so long lying dormant are
again beginning to show signs Of life
and new prospects are cropping out
every day.
The latest Improvement in a business
line in Cherry Creek is the opening of
a first class drug store, the need of
which enterprise has long been felt in
the community.
The drug store will occupy the old
T. II. Cannon building and will carry
the most complete line Of drugs, chemi-
Gals, perfumes, toilet articles and i'm
ported and domestic cigars ever brought
into the valley. it is understood chat
T. II. Cannon is at the bottom of the
enterprise, although the store will be
under the management Of Mr.. l.. H..
Allen, a competent and reliable phar-
maciSt