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The daily sentinel., 1906-01-09
NOTICE TO RED,rEN.

Wednesday evening. January 10th
there will be installation of officers
and a social session also. A fun
attendance is desired.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-09
See Our Bargains /!

so acres all in cultivation. Eight
acres bearing orchard. Twenty
four acres alfalfa, balance farm
land. A fine new 7-room house
"a beautiful home all for $4,000
acres Y miles northeast of town
in Fruityale district; all in orchard
good house. only .. 81, 900
40 acres " mile west of Clifton; fine
piece of land, great bargain,
frlce 81, 800
We also have some fine modern
homes for sale cheap or trade for
ranch property. Come and see us
and we Will try to suit you. See us
in regard to the insurance on that
new home,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
PHOENIX GIRL ELOPEs.

Maud IIaiker. the buxom young daughter of Mrs. Henry Barker, of Phoenix, who gained some uncnviabIc newspaper notoriety late in 1901 by clipping to Tucson with Virgil Starr. who was later sent to the pcnitcntiary for Kidnapping the girl, who was but li years of age at that time, has again sprung into the limcligbt by forgetting her convict lover and cloping with an. other Phoenix man, whose identity as yet has not been sscertained.
 Mrs. Barker, who complained to tho sheriff s office in an effort to have her erring daughter npprcbendcd, states that the girl is but l6 years old, al- though her full development gives her the appearance of woman of 20 It is thought the couple arc headed for Cananca, Mexico.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
SWIFT JUSTICE MErED OUT TO
 TsH FORK LAW BREAKER.
(From FriCay's Dailv.)

That swift justice awaits those who tampcr with the law in Ash Fork was made apparent last evening. in the ease of Dick Riley. colored. lodged in the county jail nj 9 o'clock, last night, to serve g0.day sentence on the charge of having assaulted his wife at 5:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon. Af. ter completing his days labor as coal heaver for the Santa Fe.Pacifc. Riley kicked his dark hued better half over n 2O.foot cmbankment for no apparent cause other than to create better appetite for supper.
 Riley, after finishing his lnbors. yes. terday, started home. After reaching the northern boundary of the yards, he met his spouse, and instead of greet, ing her in the usual way, upbraidcd her on some triflying charge, which she resented, only to be kicked and pushed over the high bank which overlooks the yards, down which she rolled to the outside track. Her cries attracted the employees of the yards to the scene of the disturbance, and Deputy Sheriff John Foley also, who promptly placed the husband under arrest. A few minutes later he was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Gillette to answer for his ungallant conduct. for which he was sentenced to serve % days in the county jail. As the train was late in leaving Ash Fork Deputy Foley accom-. panied him here and landed him in jail.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
GREENE aoBBLEs UP EVERY.
 THING IN SIGHT.
From Fridays Daily.)

By a stroke of the pen at Cananea, ae Mexican mineral agent at that point granted 10 w. C. Greene an ex- dusiye concession to explore an i'm .ense area of land adjacent to and surrounding Cananca, and extending in . outhcrly direction for n distance of isr,y miles.
 The concession will run for n period of ninety days, and win have the ef- tes, of excluding prospectors from this area until Mir. Greene's exploration party will have thoroughly prospccted 'E ground.
 The exploration concession consists of approximately 92,OO0 pertenencias. lt completely surrounds Cananea, there 10, having been n foot of ground open Tor location since Wednesday of last week, except the Announcements pre- yiousy made.
 The concession covers all the mineral nights on all the Greene ranch lands hell on inc following ranches: Can anea Nicja, La Union. Penuclas, Fl Ojo de Agua dc Arhallo, Demasias del Ojo de Agua dc Arballo, Las Nogales, Alano dc seville, comprising an area "i '''1'' hectares, probably the largest mineral exploration concession ever granted in any state in Mexico. Ex. 'epicd from the Alamo dc Seville ranch concession granted B. K. Morse son" 'ume ago. It represents rcctangle -'Oo meters in latitude and 1000 me ier' in longitude.
 i is well known fact that several ''h'r mining companies operating at ''nanca were seeking exploration con ""Ion' at the same time, but Colonel "''hr stopped in and took everything 'eh'' II IS reported that the present '0n''ssIon which has life of ninety 'lyS' may be extended at the cxpira- 'O' oi That time at the option of the mineral agent.
 r'naing the granting of the conccs. "0n colonel Greene organized pros p''"ng party and they left Cananca ''' 'h' south and it is the understand 's 'Na' every mountain range in this '"'' tract will be thoroughly explored '4' pi"'pectcd for mineral and every f''"''''s prospect denounced accord
 s '' lho mineral laws of Mexico.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
TIN JESUS" HAD HIS YOUNG
 TORMENTERs ARREsTER.
lErom Thnrsdny's E Daily)

Because they assaulted "Tin Jesus. v q schoolmatc. two youthful offenders of the law were mp before Justice keo- hanc yesterday. and were severely rep rimandcd for their conduct, after which they were allowed their freedom.
 The victim of the aifray, whose sob riquct among his school boy friends is "Tin Jesus. stated that the other boys piucbcd him on the leg and snatchcd his hat and ran. "Tin Jesus" repaired to his mother with his tale of woe. Later, thc boy who snatched the hat appeared at the motber's home 10 return the head niece. and was greeted with smack on the check
 The iratc mother then sworc to a complaint against the boys, with the result that they were haled into court The rcprimaud from the Judge inily assuaged the injured feelings of "lin Jesus" and all departed from th' h''' of ilsiicc satisfied.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
PAGE SEVEN

their pcrusal it was discovered by tho Court that in November, 1905, there were two Indictments returned against the defendant, charging him with em bczzlemeDt, in each ease. of sl 900: that inc defendant had pleaded not guilty to one charge. and that defendant had later been granted permission to with draw his plea and enter motion to set aside the indictments. and that there was no entry as to the disposition of the case. showing, apparently. that there was disposition on inc part of the District Attorney to let the matter drop and be forgotten.
 In view of these circumstances tho Court ruled that the motion to dismss the indictments could not bc granted, and the case went over until this morn. ing at 9:3O o'clock
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
MEXICAN CHARGED WITH ROB.
 BERY AND AssAULT.
(From Fridays Daily.)

Francisco Robles, a Mexican, was ar. rested yesterday and lodged in the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Bowdre on the charge of having robbed and as saulted fellow countryman in Hum boldt on Wednesday night. IL is not known the amount of money that Rob les secured.
 After the robbery the accused man left Humboldt and walked to this city during the night, only to be arrested by the officer short time after his ar rival. Deputy Sheriff ]. J. Cavanaugh of Humboldt is on the trail of another Mexican accused of complicity in the robbery, and news of his arrest is cx' pected here at any time.
 The victims name could not be learned. He is in n serious condition as n result of the beating he received from his assailan,s while being robbed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
SHEEPMEN LOOK FOR GREAT
 YEAR.
(From Fridays Daily.)

That the wool growers of the Terri tory are on the eve of another pros porous year. and one in which all pre- vious records of production of mutton and wool, and high prices, will he sur passed, is the opinion of l.. l.. Deueli, n prominent wool merchant and sheep shcarcr. who arrived here yesterday from Cordes, in the southeastern part of the county.
 "l believe that we are on the eve of ihe most prosperous year m the sncep raising industry ever known m the history of the Territory" he said. "In the southern part of the county feed was never SO plentiful at this season as now and the prospects are that the Territory will he visited by several other rainfalls and snow storms before spring, insuring good grass m the mountains and mcsas along the sheen ranges from Mnricopa io Coco nino counties.
 "I,ast season thousands of sheep were sheared in Marieopa county by machinery before being driven north, but this year the sheep men are plan ming to have almost all of the shcaring done nt Cor,lcs. which is the most de sirable place on account of its loca ,ion. in the center of one of inc best sheep ranges in the Territory, and ar rangemcnts are now being made to install power shcaring machines there so as to facilitate the shcarng of inc focks, which will be larger than in many former years.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
STABBED WITH KNIFE. (Fsom Friday's Daily)

Deputy Sheriff Horace T,owdrc re- turned yesterday from Humboldt, hay. ing in custody Ygnacio Ramirez, who was held to appear before the next grand jury under $500 bonds by Justice of the Peace Francis on the charge of assault with intent to commit murder. preferred by another Mexican whom he slashcd across the face with n pocket knife during a quarrel, the injured man almost bleeding to death before the wound was dressed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
COPPER QUEEN TO FIGHT TAX
 RAISE.

As predicted at the time the Terri. torial Board of Equalization made it's last raise on the assessment of the mines in the Territory, the Copper Queen has gone into the courts in an effort to defeat the raise and the m. nual tax case has again come to the Front. The question will again be thrcshed out in the courts as to whether the Territorial Board of Equalization has the right 10 raise the valuations of the patented mining properties in some of the counties in the Territory and allow others 10 remain as they were turned in by the Assessors.
 Suit has been filed in the District Court at Tombstone by Attorneys Her. ring, Sorin and Ellinwood for the Cop per Queen company against Cochise county and !. x. Gaines, as cx.ofIicio Tax Collector of the county, to prevent the county from collecting the taxes levied upon the patented mining claims of the company on account of the 400 per cent raise made by the Territorial Board of Equalization and subsequently, placed upon the duplicate assessment roll of Cochisc county by the Board of Supervisors.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
INSANE MEXICAN KNEELs Tt KILL SHOES OF SALOON
 PATRONS.
(Ffon Fridsy's Daily)

Showing unmistakable mental weak ness, born of deep religious fervor. m. Kept in appearance and dejectcd in manner, Manuel Amandarez, a native of Mexico, was arraigned in the Pro. bate Court, yesterday afternoon, and after thorough examination by two local physicians. was committed to the Territorial Asylum of the Insane at Phoenix.
 That his mental troubles are not due to the over indulgence in intoxicating beverages is beyond doubt, as he has been confined to the city and county jails for several days, where he was , accorded the best of care and treat. ment, without showing any apparent signs of improvement.
 The day before his arrest he was nos ticcd standing under the shade of q tree in the plaza making wild gesticulations accompanied by expressions in his ma tive tongue which would he prompted only by religious fanaticism. When arrested the following night he was in the Palace saloon, wandering aimlcssly about for n time, until he kneit down and insisted on kissing the feet of n number of those present.
 Since his incarceration b. appears, ut times, to be imbued with a deep re. ligious fcrvor. refusing food and insist ing on fasting for long periods, after which he becomes morosc and i'll. naturcd. showing Il disposition to fight whenever the opportunity occurs. No information pertaining to his ancestry or previous history was dc. vcl0ped at the examination.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
TELLS or CONDITIONS.

late issue of the Graham County Advocate says:
 This issue of the Advocate is the first newspaper to be printed in Clifton since the late disastrous flood. We arc informed that at least two bodies have been recovered from the Frisco River. some distance below town. IL is possible that the loss of life may run up ns high as six or seven persons.
 As We go to press the sound of sev. eral engines is heard in the Arizona Copper company's power house, and today the whistle of the works sounded loud and clear for the first time since the flood. Part of the electric light service is in order and all of it will be working in a day or two. The ques- tion of securing good drinking water is now the only really serious matter Clifton has to contend with outside of the task of rebuilding. There never was a shortage of food longer than n few hours on Tuesday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
Pleads Ignorance Of Proceedings In
 Storm Case
Motion To Dismiss Not Objected To By
 Talbot
(Fsen Sat ssdays Dsily.)

Is District Attorney Talbot afraid to try the Storm case, or is he seeking to shift the responsibility upon his sue. cessori
 These were the questions that were asked yesterday by spectators in the court room, after witnessing the re. markablc actions of Mir. Talbot.
 When the Storm ease came up, yes terday morning, Attorney O'Sullivan, representing the defendant, made a mo. tion 10 dismiss the indictments against his client, claiming lack of prosecution.
 Upon the voicing of this motion all eyes in the court room were turned cx. pcctantly towards the District At. torney, but to the general surprise, the latter made no move to rise ar voice any objection.
 Amid the stiffness the Court askcd
 "What has the District Attorney to say in reply to this motioni"
 CT have very little to say" replied the District Attorney, "as I am not very familiar with the case"
 The Court, seeing the attitude of the District Attorney in the matter, and realizing that the Court, itself, would have to take the matter into its own hands, turned to the Clerk, and said: "will the Clerk kindly bring me the records in this case that may, with their assistance, competently pass up on the motion of the attorney for the | defendantf"
 The records were brought, and in
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19

,py the court to defend him only two "ours pc'ore the ease came up for trial. appealed to the Supreme Court of ,bc territory, where the decision of ,ho lower court was sustained. Leioh h.ino hgain sentenced to be hanged on Dc' eembcr II. today.
 Attorney Anderson, who was busilv engaged during the last camnaiyn ma chairman of the Partisan Anti. JoInt statehood Committee. appealed to Inc Governor for communication of the sentence to Imprisonment for life. ana later petitioned the executive for reprieve Co give him time Co secure ahidavits with q view of proving tbc insanity of his client at the time the crime was committed. This the Gov. ernor granted late yesterday afternoon.
 Although receiving no reward for his iabors, Attorney Anderson has made one of the most remarkable fights for clients life ever made in the Terri. tory. Without any preparation he made brilliant defense of Leigh in ms iirst trial. and after the Supreme Court confirmed the decision of the lower court, he appealed to the Gov. ernor. He will leave for Mohave coun. " in the next few days to secure eyi. dence of the insanity of Leigh. with n view of making a complete presenta. tion of his ease to the Governor before the reprieve expires and hopes that he will, at least, be successful in hay. ing the death sentence commuted to imprisonment for life.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
BENNETT NOT GUILTY.
rom Thursdays Daily.)

From Thursday's Daily.)
 ''''ofday, in the United States Dis
 "' 'oort, James Dearborn pleaded ,'"'y to The charge of selling whiskcy " 'od'aoS, He will be sentenced later
 The jury in the case of James W. '"u''' who is charged with selling r"''A'' 10 redskins. returned n yer
 ' '' not guilty. This is the second ''' of Bennett at this term of court '"' same charge, the jury in the ''' ease having failed to agree upon '''n,r Another jury was impanelled "y Bennett on the first charge. The ,'''"'o was only partially heard when ,4e court adjourned for the day. The '"''ant IS represented by Attorneys D Oy Anderson and District Attorney
 IT. Talbot, the prosecution being 'auue'ed by United States District '0fney J. B. l.. Alexander and his as ''"n'' Attorney Jones.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
Hear Replevin Suit.

The hearing of the evidence in the repIeyin ease of Tim Fell against Will jam Morgan occupied the greater DOT ton of the afternoons session. The suit k over the possession of twenty head of horses claimed by William Mor' gan through an alleged bill of sale 's' sned to Morgan by the administrator of the estate of Laurence Dugan, de- ceased. although there is no record of any probate of the Dugan estate. Fell secured the horses, after they had been taken in charge by Morgan, by writ of replevin, claiming all horses in the "70" brand by right of possession since 1887. The hearing of inc ease will be continued today.
 Wants Indictments Dismissed.
 In the District Court, Attorney F. W. q O,sullivan. counsel for J. P. storm,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
,op of the death sentence.

,.,..,,f to the Journal l-Mlner.)
 Kt\CNAN, Ariz., Dee. 13.-Thc last ..a bas been driven, the last detail iot,J after. and the death trap set, ,oi unl,., Governor Kibbcy at the eleventh hour, grants respite or com. ,,n,,. tHr death sentence to life i'm. .,.,pm,n', inc soul of C. C. Leigh ,,1 be launched into eternity here, ,,,J,y b,tween the hours of II and .,d,rk. for the murder of his mistress, Jennie Bautcrs. whom he shot to death o Gold Roads camp, September 2, 1905.
 Leroy \uderson of this city. attorney n,C. (. Leigh. received notification of ,bs granting of the reprievc late yes. ,s,l,y afternoon. To a Journal Miner man Attorney Anderson said he cx. ,ec,ed ,o secure afiidavits tending to .bow that Leigh was insane at the time of committing the murder.
 Leigh shot the woman after jealous marrel after she had deserted him for mother. They had lived together for several months previous. Two bullets from his revolver found n resting place in her body. from the effects of which .he died half an hour later. He was ,opyic,cl of murder in the first degree ,, ,he October, 1905, term of court in gingman. and sentenced to be hanged on December < of the same year. At ,omey Anderson, who was appointed
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
GETS ARTIFICIAL LIME
lLrom ThursdayIs DnIIyl

Mrs. Julia Murphy and son. JohN unrnbv returned last evening from n visit to Minneapolis, Minn" where Iobu secured an artificial limb 10 re- nloce his left foot, which he lost "h'ie coupling ears in the Jerome ''n'''o" vor1s of the S. F., P. & Pr some ,oo,ths ago. He is becoming aeeos' toned to the new limb, and expects to he able to walk almost as well as ever !, , short time. Both state that th'y onioved their visit 10 the East
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
LARGE DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK, Dee. 12.-Stoekholders of Chase National Bank today were paid dividend of 100 per cent. amounting to $l,0oO,0Oo. The payment of the dividend is n step in the plan to increase the banks capital from sI, ,OoO,OO to s5,OOO,000.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
APPLIES FOR RECEIVER FOR LIT
 TILE BROTHER MINING co.
From Fridays Dally.)

In the District Court. yesterday, Carl Thcis. on behalf of himself and other stockholders of the Little Brother Mining company. filed application for the appointment of n receiver for the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
MURDERER LEIGH
 GRANTED RESPITE
Special to the Journal. Miner,

PHOENIX. Ariz, Dec. Ex-Governor tod,v or...,
 mil, January 19o7 to O. O. Leigh die on be r, man tomorrow, for the murder of Jen Bauers t h undors rvc t granted the lowing Leb orrou - ~
 alleged to have important bearing on o - ~ of hoped Governor ,o gran, anu w .ou Inc death sentence. ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19
Dearborn Sentenced.

James Dearborn. who plead guilty io selling whiskcy to Indians. last Tues. day, was sentenced yesterday to serve eight months in the Territorial pcni. tcntiary.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-19

filed two motions for the dismissal of the indictments against his client, the hearing of which was set for o:3O o'clock this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04
TREATING MIL AfNED EYES

Of q stimulating and strengthening nature
can be made at home to put into the home
tub of hot water. The nervous woman,
whose energy Is greater than her physical
strength. VIII find In the following bath
mixture a real elixir:
Eulphate Of potassium. ...... so gramnaes
Subcarbonate OF soda.......10 100 grammes
Geia tine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS grammeS
Dissolve the gelatine in quart of boil
ing water and add to 1t the salts above
mentioned. Use in proportion Of a tea
spoonful to- each quart Of water employed
for the bath. After g. fatiGuing day,
woman can do nothing which will more
quickly restore tone to her throbbing nerves
than>to follow simple hot bath by spray
ing and rubbing the body with invigorating
aromatic vinegar or cologne.
Cologne is one of the best astringents to
use on a tired, haggard face, but must
warn you against the use OF any but q
good quality OF cologne. A flrst-class drug
gist win tell you OF q good brand and one
you can employ with impunity on your face
when you are tired, and not at other times
except for pertaining purposes, When tho
lines OF the face begin to droop, when
small wrinkles form Ground the eyes, good
eau de cologne acts like q charm. know
of one elderly woman, quite white haired.