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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-16
OBITUARY NOTES
Edward E. NettIeton

Rev. F. R. Luckey officiated at the funeral services for the late Edward E. Nettleton, held yesterday morning at the undertaking rooms of the W. H Graham company. The body was talk en to Deep River, where services were held yesterday afternoon. The inter- ment was in Killingworth. MT. Nettle- ton was a well-known wholesale lum- Der dealer.
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YOUNG GIRL DIES SUDDENLY.

YOUNG GIRL DIES SUDDENLY.
 Lillian F. Cotter, seventeen years old, of S3 Avon street, died suddenly yester- day morning at her home. Medical Ex- aminer Bartlett says that death was due to either heart or kidney trouble. The girl lived with her parents and a sister
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HARDWARE DEALERS BANQUET,

Held Last Night ey the New Haven
 nG.sssa. The New Haven Hardware Dealers association held banquet at the New Haven house last night About dozen were present and good time was en- joyed.
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WANTEn

,,,,-. WANTED. HPERIENCED scorer Mnst b.uo good references. Apply Strense ado Ter & O.. 50 Court street, Box De- t -Niie' ml6 1t
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floral tributes were numerous. M. & M. T. Flynn had charge of the funeral ar arrangements,
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WAKTEn

one and tyuo.naoz,. sewing machine operators. SteadS, Ssiv G GWo[k. Strouse, Adler & Go. 6o oourt street. ml6 1t
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WANTED.

A ait LOAN of $5,000 on first mortgage on
 fary, fasy real estate. Address stating
 terms' Loan. this office. mia 7tS
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WANVE0

AN ENTERTAINMENT WE, wai+rass ences required. Apply Ss0 Prosnect e'ieet m the morning or evening.
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WANTEn

MACHINISTS familiar with drawinq ana ana mlcrometer. Must be used to ass
 9Pslnpllng sen machine tools. Apply to Conn. A1a5 a5 o u'
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GMamts.

VAe cent a word for each iusersion. nve cents word for fall week, seven times.
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WHY NOT

Buy this fine modern 12 room res- indence and barn on Whalley ave, with two large we'll located lots, for less than cost of buildings?
 N. s. BLATCHLEY.
 69 Church Street
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WANTED Fop TT

AB3LE5B0DIED, unmarried men. be- MGen united ages sfe3a Sl and S5; citizens of temperate habits, who can s snsaI ss'p aeaa and write English. Apply Re~ cTultlng Officer, S90 Chanel straat Sew foy%. H7ayen; 7aSs 75s Main street. Hart Hart. 1S9 1u RanE lVEz Main Main street, Bridgeport: A'' 6anK street. Waterbury, Con. j1-ine 30
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SLEEMANS RELIARrn rnrr,7 ~ MENT AGENCY, 76s Chane, st a.S1t ILUt- rtad Hrsned 20 years. Largest. best in -itS tSe sn state, Best male and female heIp far any and all kinds of work. sent anvs 1v. Wnere. Open evenings Tel. 2S22.
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AMN1PLOY9MENT N1.l AGENCY-Take not,ca MTS 1oH 5. A. Gladwin has moved from
 IoS orange Street to 9O2 Chapel st
 TSe TSom haSt NO. , GA New Malley Building. find situations, city of conntr1 piqGo He,,so so s:SO a. m. to to D. m. v AAOA'@
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All good help should call here W. Sep5Piy See5 ai! the best places and always iishia iEErge Er numbers. Sleeman's Rs-
 al OTal,p OrTnaenrptoyEent u Agency. 763 Chan.
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Mtsre11atrentrs.
R R. MAr,Y,npv

LOST. MARCH IA, work bag, reward if ra- turned to 396 Orange street. m16 it
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Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest. :.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
A SMART DOG.

Douglas, Ariz.. Mar.26.-(Special--
 The most remarkable and smart est dog in Tucson is the bull dog owned by Tom Healy, the operator" i" remarked railroad man last evening in that city. When Healy was sta toned at Pantano several weeks ago, he came to town with his dog and in- tentionally left the dog behind. The animal moped around for a whole day. On the following afternoon when the BurTo pulled out and the conduc- tor went around to get the tickets. the dog was found in the smoking car. The animal was recognized as belong ing to Healy. and was allowed to ride The dog remained quietly in the car until Pantano was reached, and then, without anyone saying a word, the dog. as soon as the train stopped, jumped off and turned several somer- saults for joy at again being with his owner"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
The Copper City
IPICACHO OWNER IN COPPER CITY
MIR. CLANCY TELLS OF FUTURE PLANS FOR THIS RICH GOLD
 PROPERTY.

Douglas. Ariz., Mar. r.s6.-tSpecial)-- R. D. Clancy was in Douglas yester day on business, and left this morn ing for Cananea- Mir. Clancy and his brc;hers recently became the owners of the 2icacho mine. formerly owned by the Phelps-Dodge interests. This property has been taken over by the Fl Picacho Gold Mines company, which was organized for the purpose some time ago, as the deal for the purchase ef the property was pending for sev- eral months before it was finally con semmated.
 Clancy Brothers for the last year or more have been operating the Orc Maxine property, which is located two miles from the Picacho mine. MT. Clancy stated yesterday that work is now proceeding on road from the Gro Maxine camp to the Picachc property. As soon as this road is completed extensive development and reduction machinery will be installed at the property recently purchased. The machinery will consist of a stamp mill and cyaniding plant. The plant will be large one. as the ore bodies are extensive. At the Picacho mine new three-compartment working shaft has been started. and all the work will be rushed with the expecta- tion of having the mine in shape to supply the reduction plant with ore from the day 1t is ready to run
 At the Gro Maximo mine a splendid development plant has been in opera tion for several months, and the show ing already made is guarantee of a splendid future for that property.
 The Picacho gold mine is one of the best known in the state of Sonora. During the last four years a large amount of exceedingly high grade ore has been shipped from the property to the smeiter at Fl Paso, and it was stated year ago that the richest car of ore ever received at the Fl Paso smelter came from the Picacho mine It is understood that the reason for selling the property was it's inaccessi- bility for those who owned it.
 J. E. Young arrived yesterday from Detroit, Michigan, and proceeded to the Picacho mine, where he will have charge of the accounts of the new com pany.
 Mir. Clancy says that the mineral industry in the Bacoachi country is quite active at the present and he pre- diets for that country a prosperous future
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
FREE SITE FOR
 SCHOOL BUILDING
S. w. CLAWSON WILL OFFER 4 BLOCK ON AVENUE 4
 FREE

Douglas, Ariz.. Mar
 When il was first proposed last fall to have another school bond issue for the purpose of erecting another build ing it was expected that a site for the building would have to be pur- chased. Now it is known that a free site for the building will be offered to the school district.
 S. w. Clawson, mining superinten- dent for the Copper Queen at Bisbee, told the International-Americ yes terday that he was offering the Doug las school district a block of ground, equal in size to the city blocks al ready plated, if the trustees will agree to locate the new school build ing on the block. The site will be cut from the Clawson block. ad- joining the original townsite on the east, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets and abutting on A avenue.
 The known fact that any further growth Of Douglas must be to the east and to the north makes this a most desirable location for the pro posed new location. It is expected that Mir. Clawson will plat his tract of land into an addition during the present year and begin the sale. of lots.
 This tract is the most desirable for residences of any adjoining the pres ent townsite. and as soon as offered for sale it will be quickly taken for homes.
 The offers of sites for the new school building will be opened on Friday, and when all the offers have been received the matter of selecting the site will have the consideration of the trustees.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
SHOULD BE CLEAN SWEEP.
Arizona Gazette.)

The Arizona insane asylum has been peculiarly unfortunate in its manage ment and with one exception the in stitution has been badly managed. and it seems that each year it is getting worse. Dr. Hughes made the insti- tuition a creditable one, and it's sue cess began and ended with his admin istrationl The death that occurred there yesterday is the outgrowth of carelessness and bad management, and Governor Kibbey owes it to him. self to make [ clean sweep at that in stitution
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
ARIZONA osrRicHEs.

Governor Kibbey predicts that with in five years cattle will have given way entirely to ostriches on the al falfa ranches of the territory. The largest ostrich farm in America is lo cated ten miles from Phoenix. It con tains more than 100 full grown birds The feathers from them yield annu ally s30.000. It is claimed that the plumage is more beautiful than that of the birds raised in South Africa Ostrich growers estimate their chicks as being worth S100 at six months old. $50 at one year. s20o to s250 at two years. and $500 to s350 at three years, while at four years of age when they begin to breed. they are valued at $500 a pair and upwards There are pairs of ostriches in the Salt river valley that s2500 would not buy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
ASSESSMENT ROLL
 FOR DOUGLAS IN
COMPANIES OWN NEARLY HALF PROPERTY IN CITY.

Douglas, Aris.. Mar.gs.-(Special)--
 The assessment roll for Douglas may now be considered complete. II has been in the hands of the city coun. cil since the first of the month, and though the property owners had no tice to attend meetings of the coun- cil and register any complaints they might have regarding their assess ments, there have been practically no complaints made, and the roll will be closed practically as it was deliver ed to the city clerk by c. A. Taylor, city assessor.
 An examination of the books shows the total 10 be s1.s21, ,ss1. This is on property within the city limits. and does not include any of the railroad property or any of the property at the big smelters west of the city.
 The following list of fifty-eight in- dividuals and companies are those whose assessments exceed $5000 These fifty-eight names own proper ty in the city amounting to sS20,992, nearly half the total amount. The Cop per Queen company has the largest assessment list in the city; the next largest owner is the International Land and Improvement company, and the Douglas Improvement company comes third in amount of taxable prop erty.
 The list of those assessed for s5o00
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
srieht for Tombstone.-County Re

Bright for Tombstone.-County Re, corder Frank Hare, of Tombstone who came down to Douglas yesterday to hear Ellery's band concert at the Orpheum. says that from rumors cur. rent among the miners there he is convinced that something has been lately shown up in the mines from which great things are to come for Tombstone. From others it is learned that the new strike is ia sulphide ore rich in gold and silver, and with. a trace of copper. The stuff is being shipped to Fl Paso at the rate of about sixty tons per day. All indications point. say all the authorities, to the turning of Tombstone into copper camp within a few years. as all the workings and new developments at any considerable depth are showing that tendency. The present new strike is on the 6oo-foot level.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
Mrs Bessie Mnsiey


 To be such a successful wife, to re- tain the love and admiration of her husband. to inspire him to make the most of himself, should be woHan's constant study.
 If a woman finds that her energies are Tagging, that she gets easily tired, dark shadows appear under her eyes, she has backache, headaches, bearing down pains, nervousness, irregularities or the blues, she should start at once to build up her system by a tonic with specific powers. such as Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound.
 Following we publish by request 8 letter from a young wife:
 Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
 "Ever since my child was born have suf- fered, as l hope few women ever have with in hammation, female weakness, bearing-down pains, backache and wretched headaches. It affected my stomach so I could not enjoy my meals, and half my time was spent in bed
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound snade me a well woman, and feel so grateful that am glad to write and tell you of my marvellous recovery. It brought me health, new life and vitality Mira Bessie Ainsley, Gil South 10th Street, Tacoma, Wash.
 What Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound did for Mrs. Ainsley it will do for every sick and ailing woman.
 If you have symptoms you don't un- derstand write to Nrs- Pinkham, daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free and always helpful
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
IA TRULY IDEAL WIFE
HER HUSBANDS BEST HELPER
Vigorous Health Is the Great Source of Power to Inspire and Encourage All Women Should Seek It.

One of the most noted. successful and richest men of this century, in recent article, has said. '' Whatever am and whatever success I have attained in this world 1 owe all to my wife. From the day first knew her she has been an inspiration. and the greatest help mate of my life"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
TUCSON ELECTRIC CARS.

Douglas, Ariz-. Specisl)- There are at present fifty men working for the Tucson Rapid Tran sit company, building the street car line. As yet the work has not pro. gressed very far. No time is being lost. however. and as many men are being employed as can be used handi. 1y. says the Citizen.
 distributing supplies. Steel rails and trolley poles are being laid alsng the
 The men are engaged at present in route of the new rapid transit line.
 A corps of surveyors are putting in stakes for the line and establishing the grade.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
FOUR saoTHERs-coNoUcToRs

Four brothers, all railrOad men; all passenger conductors, all heavy weights This is a summary of the Seamopds family One of the broth CTS resides in Tucson. the remaining three are residents of San Antonio. Teyas
 The Texas brothers are in Tucson for a reunion visiting their mother and brother. The Tucson representa- tive of the family is John Seamonds, the Southern Pacific passenger con ductor. The Texas representatives are: Albert c. Seamonds, Charles W. Seamonds and James D. Seamonds. These three are conductors on the International & Great Northern rail road.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
SPRING CONFERENCE, MORMON CHURCH, SALT LAKE CITY,
 MAR. TO g, 1906.
s43.S5

For this occasion round-trip tickets will be sold from Bisbee. March 30 and April 3, good for sixty days. Go ing trip to be completed in ten days. Stop-over privileges at pleasure with in limit of ticket returning. For fur ther information and routes. call al ticket office. s43.s5 for the round trip, which is much less than the fare one way. w. P. A'NAIR,
 Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
NEW BANK FOR GLOBE.

Douglas, Ariz.. Mar.26.-(SpeciaD-
 The banking facilities of Globe are TO expand as rapidly as business of all kinds. A few days ago A. G. Smith, formerly cashier of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust company, began inter- viewing the business men of Globe regarding the desirability of organiz- ing a national bank. The result of the two days canvass was the over subscription of the desired capital $50 ,000-and the organization was at once proceeded with. The stockhold- CTS are among the most substantial citizens of Globe, and material for an ideal board of directors is included in the number.
 A. NJ. Beal. who was superintendent of the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railroad for several years. died last week in Los Angeles.
 -$-
 Says the Globe Belt: Work on the Dominion hotel is progressing with a large force of mechanics in every department. The fourth story rooms are receiving the first coat of plas- ter. Work on the exterior finish of the front is rapidly nearing compile ton. and it will not be many weeks before the three upper floors will be ready for furnishings.
 A new building is just being com p,eted in Tucson which will be the home of the Daily Citizen. The office will be moved into the new building soon. The Citizen. under the direc- ton of obrien Moore. is an excellent newspaper.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

Cornell Goes to New Mexieo.--Chi- nese Inspector Connell will leave to- morrow evening for San Marcial, New Mexico, on temporary assignment for about two or three weeks. This point is 160 miles above Fl Paso on the Santa Fe.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

There is small room for domestic Happiness in the head filled with fashions.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

Yes, Alonzo. a screen is sometimes used to hide things. but that isn't necessarily why they screen a load Of coal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
VIII. Smifh&C Co.
D. "a, 407. DEL 1907.
1eaths

BRYER-In this city. on June 2lth' ia9 Joseph
. prver son of james :. Bryer ana the lale Ana
bella West aged By years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited %
attend the funeral services at Wilmington ana
Brandywine cemetery, saturday, june SUM- at
p. m.
RuRK-At wilmington Del. on June 26th. 1906.
Howard Cushman hlrk aged 81 wears
The rclatives and friends are invited 90 attend
the funeral services on Friday afternoon 90 3
o'clock ai the residence oi his iainer W. scout
Burk 30 l005 Upland street, Chester, la' lnler-
meni private.
FAHEY-In this city. on June 26th, 1906, Eliza
beth. wife oi br John C. tahoy.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited %
attend the fuuenl from her late residence No 900
West Fourth street on Friday morning June aln
al u o'clock. solemn high mass at -t iauls
church Intcmont at st. loseph's cemetery
cOOD-fn this city. fourth day. sixth month,
twentv-scvcnih, ls06. Ann widow OF John
Good. aged 3, Neafr ,
| attend the funeral services from her late fe'i-
deneo f40l North Harrison street. ON seventh day
afternoon. at O'Clock lntorment private
UANNOND-OnJ June nth 1906. 90 Newark, Della
! ware Annie D. Hammond wife oi The Rev W
! T. Hammond daughicr of the late John filing
in the 9Th year ni her age
] Relatives and friends are respectfully invited "a
/ attend the funeral scrvicesou saturday, JUNG SUN
] en- in-law. S. J. Wright, NeWmA Del ln'eiinen'
l private
PALOMRO-In this city on juuc 2lth. 1900 Ellen
| ,rife nf Louis pnlnmho. aged 3s years.
] Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
| me funcml services, 90 the residence oi her nus
] hand iOl Fast seventh street. on trnal hller
| neon al . O'Clock luterment at kivcryicw ceme
| terry.
| RFYNOLDS-In Chrstiana, Deli on june -1lh
| lqlG Francis q Reynolds
Relatives and friends are respectfully mEle
toattond the faueml on Friday afternoon Jun'
! lQih. services in Chrstmna Presbyterian church
/ m one o'clock Interment in Presbyterian GENE
/
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BLIND MAN ASSAULTED.
said 60 Have Beeu Iniured by a Club in
the Hands uf Another Man.

said 60 Have Been Injured by Club In
the Hands of Another Man.
Constable Charles Barnes last night
had an unsuccessful and very exciting
hunt for an Italian, who is wanted on
the charge of committing a murder
Gus assault on another Italian, who
is blind and has only one arm. The
assault is alleged to have been com
mltted late yesterday afternoon at
Wooddale, and last evening two friends
Of the Italian who was assaulted went
10 Magistrate Broman's Office and had
q warrant sworn out for the alleged
assailant, who, they said, was Antonio
Gcholotti.
The warrant was placed IN the hands
Of Constable Barnes and he imme-
diately secured a horse and carriage
and drove to Wooddale, to make the
arrest Upon reaching Wooddale the
constable searched every house OF
ihlck occupied by Italians, but was
unable TO locate his man. Finally,
the constable was told that, directly
alter committing the assault, the as
sallant went to Avondale, Pa.
The constable returned to this city,
arriving here at two O'Clock thi:
morning.
The Italian who was assaulted some
time ago lost his sight and one arm by
an explosion at a quarry.
The party making the complaint
alleged that late yesterday Afternoon
Glcholotti struck the afflicted Italial
with a club, cutting cash in his hea'
several inches long.
The name Of the man assaulted
SAID TO be Glavsnni Giordana.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
CH9NER'S JURY
RENDERS VERDICT
That Stanford White Came 10 His
Death by GuDShOt Mounds lH-
IliCted by Harry K, ThaW.
INQUEST Hello THIS MORNING
Soon After the Close Of tho In
quest Proceedings Against
1haW We're Begun Be-
tore the Grand jury.
Associated Pres. nlsnatch hy specIal Wires.

Associated Press Dispatch hy Special Wires
New York. June 2s. Decision was
reached today that Mrs Harry h. Ihaw
viii refuse to testify before the grand jury
and that She will plead that She should
NOT bo made to give any evidence that
might be damaging to her husband. MIS-.
Ihaw asked permission of her husband s
counsel TO attend the coroncrs inquest
and sit by her husband S side. but her
request was denied by the attorney
The Ihaw inquest was completed and
tho case was submitted TO tho grand jury
shortly after J. O'Clock this morning.
] he coronors jury brought IN a verdict
chat stanford White came TO his death
by gunshot wounds inflicted by Harry
Is Thaw
Soon after the close of the coroner
inquest proceedings against Thaw were
begun before the grand jury. AZ noon
/ Alr Harry *. Thaw entered the grand
/ jury room She was accompanied bS
| her counsel Judge Olcott and Ter
/ renee McNlanus Mrs ihaw re-
NAMED In the grand jury room about /.
minutes. She next left in company witt
her husbands counsel and togethe
they went to the Tombs to visit thu
| prisoner Al that time II was under
stood that an indictment against Ihay
was being drawn up and that 1t woul'
be ready for presentation to the cour
/ this afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
John BoDNAR HANGED.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
West Chester. Pa, June 2S-lohn Bod
mar. aged 20 years, was hanged here today
for the murder of Michael Siczlus, at
phmnixville. Pa. nearly two years ago.
sheriff Garrett. who is a Quaker, caused
the execution to be as quiet as possible,
the only witnesses being those permitted
under the law.
Bodnar was born in Chester county Of
Slav parents. The crime for which he
was hanged was committed during q we'd
ding feast at Phmnixville He became
involved in a quarrel with Siczlus over a
Girl. Going to his home, Bodnar secured
n revolver and, returning to the house
where the wedding festivities were in
progress. shot and instantly killed siczlus.
During the excitement which followed
Bodnar was shot in the arm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
ANOTHER MURDER MYSTERY.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York, june 2s.-The police found
on their hands early today another mys-
terry 20 add TO the chapter of murders
Yesterday Thomas Potto was found
about Q o'clock this morning, with a pistol
wound in his back, lying on a sidewalk
on Fonythe street. one Of the most.
dcnsely populated sections Of the city.
He was alive and conscious, but when the
police asked him the name Of his assailant
he pleaded the East Side "code of honor, T"
which prohibits man assaulted giving
any information TO the authorities De-
claring that he would get even and
that there had been "no trouble in which
the police had any interest" he was taken
70 a hospital A few minutes later he
died.
The Petto case illustrates one of the
most peculiar phases OF criminal life on
the East Side, where gangs are in a con-
tinual foud and murders are frequent,
but the slayers are seldom caught, be-
cause of the refusal Of persons assaulted
TO assist the police.