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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-15
INSANE GIANT
FIGHTS GUARD.
WITH BUTCHERKNlFE He AT.
TACKS GATEKEEPER
Fierce Big Prisoner Is Felled, Then
TRUSTEES Rush to the Rescue
and overpower Murder
GUS Madman

Gatekeeper Pat Murray was at
tackled by an insane giant with a
the centra4 station and was only
saved from slaughter by the lnterfer-
ance of twenty or thirty TRUSTEES"
who came to the rescue of Murray.
The madman was William Patterson,
who had been sentenced to three days
Imprisonment for being drunk, and
was to have been released this morn
ing.
He was being kept in what is known
as the lower tank" where petty Of
tenders are placed.
In some way he had slipped back
the bolt which locks the door to the
cell and made his escape to the cor
ridor inside the Jail gates.
The door leading through the mess
room into the kitchen was open and
the madman stealthily crept to the
Kitchen and procured a huge knife
that was used for carving.
Gatekeeper Murray heard dis
turbance in the rear of the Jail and
fastened out to make an investigation.
Through the shadows of the kitchen
Murray saw the form of the brute
stealing softly toward him, but he
could not distinguish the identity of
the prowler
Unprepared for Attack
Thinking it to be only one of the
helpers he made no attempt to prepare
himself against possible attack
When he came closer the murderouS
mailman rushed at him, brandishing a
long knife and striking ferociously with
the blade to slash the gatekeeper.
Murray carried bunch of big iron
keys, with which he might have given
his assailant death dealing blow.
However, he merely thrust his foot
under the onrushing madman and sent
him spra wiling to the floor.
Instantly he was upon his feet again.
and with renewed frenzy he made for
his victim, this time lunging for MUIR
rays breast with the knife held firmly
in his grasp.
The Final Struggle
1t seemed Murray's chances for es-
cape were hopeless. For the second
time the monster was sent to the floor
in heap by quick out-thrust of the
gatekeeper's foot and the knife flew ten
feet away.
Murray then called for help, and
twenty or thirty TRUSTEES and helpers
came to his aid.
With violent struggles the monster
madman resisted the attempts to hand
cuff him, but he was soon put under
control and borne into the hospital
ward, where he was strapped securely
on bed.
When he finally became calm he was
asked why he obtained the knife, and
he said that several of the other occu-
pants of the cell had them and he
wanted one, too.
This statement confirmed the belief
that he was suffering from an insane
delusion, as of course no knives were
in the possession of any of the prison.
ers in the tank"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-15

freight train daily from st. Paul to the
coast to take care Of its Increasing
transcontinental business.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-15

,"Flatman, l hear you were arrested
the other day for insulting and brow
beating janitor. How did you come
out?"
II was tried for It and acquitted"
ION the ground that 1t was justifia-
ble?"
mo; the jury couldn't be made to
believe such a thing was possible
Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-15

HAS that pretty young Miss Mill
yuns any hopes about her old husbands
illness?"
NO she has given up all hope The
doctors told her yesterday he would re-
cover"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-15
Gross CONTINENT
IN AUTOMOBILE
WAR CORRESPONDENT TELLS
OF TRIP
Man Who Became Famous During the
Japanese War Has Trbulations
With Farmers in Dark
est Iowa
PERSONNEL OF PARTY

Charles p. Smith, Associated Press'
ellison Gardner, Newspaper Enter
prise association.
r.. ii. Little, war correspondent, CHI
cngO Tribune.
Ira e. bennett, San Francisco Chron-
icle.
HI. b. Nesbitt, Kansas City Star.
N. ii. Bennett, washington News as
socintiOn.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-15
ACTORS SWORD BLADE
CUTS A SPECTATOR

While sitting in the fourth row at
Fischer's theater last evening, w. p.
Mars was struck above the right eye
by a bit of swordblade which broke
from the blade of an actor fencing
upon the stage.
The bit of iron made an incision
three inches long and If 1T had struck
an inch lower Mars sight would have
been destroyed.
The injured man was taken to the
office of Dr. l. B. Lowentrout, where
the cut was dressed.
MARS was able to walk to his home.
The oasis., 1906-06-02

MINERAL APPLICATION No a6 United
 states band Ohee FhWniX Arizona, April l9
 l9ed. Notice E hereby given, rhat the AoWry
 Mines company T e9Fpoiation ny Alfred s
 B9nau, Attorney Fact V hose p0st0iiee ad- dress E Aowfy Arizona. has made appliea-
 W0n Fer patenl to tle MuWry No. 5, NoWrr No
 MoWfy NJ ,, N0NRy No. { MONTY M f
 MoNfN amp, ~ Pueblo, Park Nawry Park View. Juniper aud Oak l0aes Survey N0. 2lW iH sections 23 and 14 lH, ', k IG E.. fUnsHr. geNed) " Patagonia Minlng 1isfTirt santa as foh9ws M@WrE No@ Begianing al eorBer number ], whence Y. Al number bfs
 south t6 degrse- Li minutes Vast 90l8 teeH
 ihsnee south 2e degrees sa iniputes East ea0 gEpes 13 mWlufes East l50n iee t8 corner num-
 eef lhehce $orth 26 degrees u minutes
 Mest b@ ieet tu corner nun bar fbeHfr south F degrees 22 minutes West l54a seet to
 MONTY NN. 4 he2lnhing At c0fner NuHuef
 #hshee !. ' Y n1linber 3,.DFs south 1a de. glees F minutes West 52s feet. Thence -0ath @a degree N nihutes East e0A feet 10 corner number ? Thence North 6., tetefes SJ minutes
 East l49o ieet to coruer number s Thence North Ib degrees #f minutes West 6tW feet ta corner alii!get '. Renee south e3 degrees u minutes Ntet "" tfei lo corner number T. She place 0i beginning. MoWTv Na { Beginning nj corner number whence ' x h " number 8 f4rs S9uth Y degrees F minutes West 2Ia1 feet htliEe south 2a degrees 20 minutes East GAl ieet to corner uumbef2 Thence North 7S de. 1 grees l5 minutes East ljW feet io corner nl4la- Der < lhenee North 15 degrees % minutes MesF bt9 ieet to corner numbers Thence south te degfees 2a minutes West l51A feet e. corner number l. the place 0l beginning MONTY Na I j. Btgihuing hi c0rnee number whence 6 '. " M number B bfs. North Rfdagrecs 2i niu- i ttes NF1t Ssi.@ teef lhence ennth 2H degrees j. g, lhilulc~ tast 4-l2 lenf t0 cener number 2 ' lhehre soath "i "i9egrees i2 minutes East 22l5 ieet tg corner numbers. Thence North h de- 'ses '2 ,ilhAles ha,i isN9 feet ie corner num ter Thence Nofi9 29 degrees a0 minutes NtSt Mn leei tH rHtner number I Thence south e degree J ninute- West ll4G feet 10 'Thef naHhE tle place af beginning N1Nty Nn J. Beuimltug .tf .arur- nuiaig-r 1 Nfh'r t. - N N nNnihef $ brs -aufn 1l lt-ieer sN ninHir- West i1T tret lh-Aea
The oasis., 1906-06-02

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 feu rha the amount ei tho esplta stock fNls corporation snali 0e IWfntY Hpe ih0N.eMd Dollars ~5mmHO divided Nnto iWtnit Htf lh0asaft t3oHl shares ui le par f&lhf ai ohe lrllaI Wl each which shHll he Nt. hla Nhth 7 issueA shall he ion
 FfHH Thu he teem iar which t |. ta ex..t is IWNlHF.HFe years ifam a48 after the date 8 the ding 9i ile.e tftelits as re4airea bv lalg
 ~tN4h &hat tite business a08 aif8jrs al this { grpofatiNn shail be eantlMefeA bg a Board af btecters caap sed vi ilye members Vha shaii ye si}rNh9i1ef' altg NlIu shall ae elected by tNc stpckha aldeeS ir9ln Among their nnmhef at zach regiNr Annual Meating
 sAtkNIH Thar Ae first Annual Meeting ~ day " May, <. D l,n7 aud subseagens annual meetiiS> hatl ~ hed ~ Jhe same nlaee on 5eas thereafter.
 EiaHfH; That until the ffst annual meeting ID May " " tN0T fhe int@rp8ga{ars her@in inehsaanea sAan constitute ts B0Mra ai 9ife t@fs 8td Sball tgam among their uRMBeg @eet 7 President, President SerfeUtFv and iFcAsufer anH fnNy also appoint sWeh ntMAe ageaEs aAa employees, aS n their jgdgM4enl the business NHy require
 NINTH lAat the aigaeSi amount ot ndeht. edHesS liability, aireet ur contingent " Whieh tais corporation shal' at ally iime slll- Jeet itsHii, stah N Ten Thousand Dolhrs fSl00aaWu}
 IENTh; lhat the Directors sIal htYe power ta hlt yHcaneies veeurring In the BnaFd md | 70 make bylaws which shall be Eh fpree until ! the hrst annual meeting of Stockholders held { aiter their passage and shall continue ll tNfee l stockholders
 ELENENrH That the private property oi tS st2tShelders shall pe exempt from all corporate debts.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF We hHve herennto set lHr AAndS ami seals tl}s 18th AAy al May 4 D fgN4
The oasis., 1906-06-02
Ne wss eut to work

Mr Fernando Montiio, manager
 for the extensive house of Aguilar Sucesores, at Guavmas. relates
 with no little zest his experiences al San Francisco. where he went immediately after the great earth quake, to bring home his children who were there in school. After he had located his family and taken them to a place of safety in Oakland, he desired Go look over the ruins, and early one morning returned to the stricken city to explore. He had in his hand bottle wrapped in paper, not dreaming that he would be held up under suspicion of smuggling contraband liquor. Walking off from the ferry boat he was startled (and stoppedJ by the point of bayonet leveled at his waistband region, and a gruff inquiry What have you in that bottle2n With trembling hands he tore off the wrapper and showed the scowling sentry that he had an inoffensiye bottle of fruit salts, whereupon he was allowed to proceed. But he had not gone far when he was im- periously commanded to take hold and work in the herculean task of clearing away debris from the streets. But said he
 II am Mr. Fernando Montiio of Guaymas," using his most suave accents in conveying the inform ation.
 Don't care if you are Jesus Christ you have got 10 go to work.H
 And go to work he did. He piled bricks all day, and when night came his hands were so worn and lacerated that he was excused from further service, and hastened back to Oakland, cured of all de- -ifH ~ look around. But he k IsFoni of his experience, and will lIart Y to say always that he aided will his own hands in the rebuild ng af San Francisco.
The oasis., 1906-06-02
4 Great Work.

The Sinaloa Land Company, which has valuable concessions and extensive areas of fertile lands in the state from which the cor poration takes it's name, is pro- jecting comprehensive scheme of colonization, and is perfecting plans for practical demonstration of what can be done in the way of production upon the lands in the tropic valleys of that great state
 More than $500 worth of miscel- laneous seeds have been sent to the model farm of the company near Culiaean, the capital city. to be tested and results systematically recorded; and several carloads of the latest improved agricultural machinery have gone forward for use in the work. There has gone forward also 2 brickmaking ma- chine for building purposes.
The oasis., 1906-06-02
Torres 6 PrietaS By.
TIME CARD NO. 2l n ffeet October p. 1905

frain No. eages Torres s.a0 a. n. passe@ a. m.
 Train No. leaves Minas prietns 4.80 5. M Fafeaohes 4ss2' aFriyes Torres 5.l5 '. m
 ALI. TRAINS CONNECT aT TORRES ON. Mas AND VICE VERSA.
 Wells Fargo C0.s x Express and Tete4ranl. ln operation between Niras prietas And alA parts of thr World ', shortest ana best ruut" 70 faaui River Barranea ana san Mnrclal soul fe as Sovnn.. ahuaripA Lfe~ La Bu'a. f.A Dnra Yaaui rfnelfing K ketniag and Yauui Copper com panips.
 Freight ean be consigned to Y. II Seymour 70 De forwarded by team fram Mlnas frlpta4 to the above named plaeeg
 Ali goeds consigned GO railway ars received. forwafde and warehoused free of commission and storage ehurges
 At Ainas Prietas denag hacks always ready t0 make trips 10 any 0f the above named points VI reasonable rates.
 H. SEYMOUR. Pres Prop
The oasis., 1906-06-02

sonora Time
 Dining stations
 fuilman Sleepers are attached 10 theSe trains.
 Trains makes c0nneefion 4t rorras ,y3fh Torres x Prietas Railroad leaving gt -.n3 q ,a na D m. daily for G0ioraaa. ald Mina@ t'rieEMs.
 {, Lose @onnection Is made at Guaynaas wifh facafic GaAst ~t@amsbip GOnpanyis steamer luFAeao sailing the lsth of each month for \ itafas Mazatan. Cape St, Lucas, Mauualens. pay And t, ensenaaa; as well as with Of the v. \. Martinez steamship Line. md nthnra lines calling at this port
 For particulars address 1T ~ NATgfr
 0en'l Pass. Ag't- buaymas Sonora, Mex
The oasis., 1906-06-02


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The oasis., 1906-06-02

MINERAL APPLICATION Na. 95. rnifea -iaies LaAd Office ph8nix. ArixDna, April ig. lH.# N9tier iiefebf given, thai tlie MONTY
 AsHEa WHnPah8A eGrpnrafl@n, bN Alffef ~. D7Maas Attorney Il Fact, whose Iosf0tiire ad.
 itss @MfNs Arizona, has nMle application i"f patent f4 the As3 and etiHf fades -aNeey hWhp#e 1i.hi. Ii section 1a. Fp 28 - R l6 E a1si0 Neyed), M Patagonia Mining District ~aif1H Cfuh 0nHtg Territory ef afix8na des- euped a- i9gAoW- Ash. Beginning at corner number whence '. V. VI number 8 hfS North ~ iegfees i5 minutes West 4ela feet
 Thence south 23 degrees l6 minutes Easf 60l feel t9eogncf number 2 Thence south 7a de. gfres ZH minutes West i019 feet e c0rf.er uum- Der S Thence North ? degree i6 minutes West tAsi feet V corner number 1, Thenee North iu degrees ~ Ainuies East lU79 feet tO corner nniabef l the place ef beginnings cedar beginning at corner number !, whence [ ~ Nj v number a ors North 10 degrees l1 minutes West 3ai3 feet Thence south 2s degrees i6 minutes kasi G0V feet tO corner Mumher Thence south tadegreeS l8 minutes West ION, feet 70 corner number g. Thence North g8 do. gree lo minutes West b00 feet fo corner number Thence N9rth 55 degrpes 53 mfnuios East A'sN ieet fp goineI hnmbef ' fhe plaee < be. Nnhlug- Ihe loraf30n notices arc ui record n Ehe piiee ~ fhe 0nfty Recorder af ~aufa ]. fNx sepntf lrfutorS 9l Arizona in HoulS. of A}hNg L0eatiahs KS f0llGNs AS8 Book Hage 2af eaNT Book Bage 18g Na aaiaiu- hs e4A53ae NiL1oA k MOORE, Register April 1s lliBe ~.
The oasis., 1906-06-02
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TEENITaNY ME AHIIMN

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 Given uMdss ny hard aHd sea VI office tl4iy lHtA day q May. x n rAA6. tSEaE. EB WILLIAMS NctarV Public
 MN 10MAsslaW expires January 8s f9s
The oasis., 1906-06-02
TERRITORY 0F AKIloNA

COUNTY aF SANTA CRlz
 !, Phil Herold. Conarg Recorder n ana for tue ouAtX and Territory aforesaid, a0 hetehy certify fhat base eampared fhe foregoing eol4v Wlth fhe eriIinal articles 0i imeNrperAtiut af the AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY ts Nled aud recorded in mY office om Gha 2fst day 0i May l&p, ln Book 5oi Miscellaneous Records al page---ei sea aud that the same ls a iull true and correct copy og such original aud af the whole thereof
 Witness my hand and seal oi office this 2lSt daY ~ May, + ? l4W FttlL liEROLB aeEALl Conuty Recorder May 2e-Inne go.
The oasis., 1906-06-02
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 -eF TiIE "AMEKIcAN FrRNIrrBE cOAIpANY.n

N>o~ III AiEN nY IHgsE pREsENrs. tnat We. r..pero ~andnial E S Klein E. SehWob. l. z ttl-ehel and l.. Ephuim the ueorpofntors hetr sAl whose names Hrr herenitu sub
 hHfr ih.s dgS voluntarily associated Themselves together fof the turisos'. sf forfaln.5
The oasis., 1906-06-02
NOgaIsS, Water 6o.. Inc.

Pnrest and Best Water in the United states Comparative Tests by
 Prof Richardson Boston. Office on Morley Hvenue. NOG HLES. HRIz
The oasis., 1906-06-02
Sonora Railway.

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 pftween Nosaies sod ouasDas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
REAL ESTATE-For Rent.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
-ol East Franklin. Second Fiat. $3.50
per aunum
-ol East Franklin. Third Fiat. $500
per anuum
1902 Floyd Avenue 10 rooms. $3.50 per
SOS North Eleventh Street. 10 rooms.
$500 per annuul
22o4 East Broad 10 rooms. $500 per
aunum. 49,
1915 Grove Avenue Flat. 4 rooms $40
per aunum
Harrison & Grant.
= North p,lavar+b e,--,--
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-04
being present

being present.
Forrest Nelbrr taken dinner
with Harry West last Sunday
Mrs. H.K Smedly and three
small children and John Ross
and family taken diEacr'gItn Fl
L Nrukirk and wife Sunday
VIII Ncukirk au5 VIE "ss
pleasant callers at NJ. Amaers
last Sunday.
The MILESTONE mon > :,
selected new officer, last sunday
Supt. Mr.. c. Lindholm. assist.
Mr. G.. Candle. Sect Y Kiss a
manda Donolson assist. Clara
Frisk, Llbary Ella Stukirk'
We'll am getting awfnl tired
and sleepy SO III bring my items
to n close.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-04

Tho holidays have nearly pass
ell ana social aud political Wash.
,ngton are passing Tor moment
before Masking plunge int" its
characteristic w,ntev dissipation.
The President arl bic n'ire tam
lily are sway at their new old
Virginia home Why they ever
selected a home IN that out Of the
way. inaccessible locality ia doub,
less known 10 themselves. II up.
pears TO he a kind OF bunting ksx
tor the President and his boys and
a kind Of y nsrve restorer for Mrs.
Roosevelt Geographically 1t is
near by Ms the saying is The
distance in miles is not great. per.
baps about half as lar as New York
but the tiNe on the train when
the train ia On time is farther tksu
New York City and there 10 a
twelve miles ride over Virginia
road. after arrival $; tne little
station 10 tn mud. BIZ, the
lives even q! Presidents aud their
families mpst bave .bp splc. az
rai c,y and 20 doubt the contrast
hc.ween thls A,tIc eapn,ry house
OF six ot srpes rooms ard the
glitter sinresud care Of ,ae Capital
Ii good Tor head and near, ana
nerhapr Tor snrl
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-04

There will BE- .se usual .ssabsr
of oficial calls a, The White House
on New Years day beg;osisg
with o reception to The AM0assa
doris, Foreign Ministsrs s"d Other
,epresen.a,ivt. Of friendly powers
aud rs on al previous eecssion'.
n movers are iricudly with the
United States. But beyond the
calls called ctticial and including
those made b, tho White House
and upon the different Cabinet
Otlcsrs by Army and Navy
officers anc By those in cmeisi Me
i, is thought that :hsre will not se
the nsu.l sccia! observance. that
has characterized the New Year,
| OF the pas,. For several year
there has been q marked decrease
ia the number Of aouses that are
opeacd on New Years day Tor the
reception OF callers and M mem
Der Of the fashionable or exclusive
set. either ofiisia! or resident now
publishes IN he newspapers -
formerly the announcement that
she viii he at nome with . uum
u, net yoios !adP friends to 70
ceiv. al! who may call. The
hvri,l. q! the cnstom 10 dne TO
several reasons Perhaps the
frst aGtl foremost was the Tact
that the custom grew TOO cOmmon
and WIS too easy Of imitation. A
lady whose caiiere would have
been from tho Diplomatic and
highest official ranks would see
her announcement beside that OF
some person she would net have
recognized for any price or even
occasionally beside that Of her
cook Who had perhaps selected
tha, day Tor her debut, Instead
of seeing bssks.s Tor receiving
cards At only The mansions ons
might oven sec them suspend cd
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