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The Coconino sun., 1906-09-08

The Columbia Consolidated Min ing Company at Quijano shipped it's first gold bar east through Nogales. It was worth $5, ,000. The mines are under the management of L. M. Raina and are doing we'll.
 Up to last Friday the Santa Fe had taken out of Mesa seventy-four carloads of sugar beets for the factory at Glendale. Figuring on an average of AT ,000 pounds for each car, this means a total of 3, ATS, ,000 pounds of beets for less than half the season.
 More than 5000 Arizonans spent the summer in southern California this summer. This means about one million dollars of Arizona's coin left to circulate among the Angeleones. Now it is to be hoped these good folks will reciprocate by selling us goods at reduced prices so that southern California can successfully compete with the east ern markets-Star.
 Wm. Newman committed suicide at an early hour Thursday morning at the ranch of his son-in-law, w :. E. Clark. proprietor of the Model Dairy at Tempe. Newman was quite an old man and had been drinking heavily of late. The body was found in an old wagon bed. The suicide had laid down in the bed after cooking the gun, palced the muzzle against his head, and pulled the trigger with his toes. His head was almost blown from his body. Free Press.
 Coal to Copper" is the motto that the Arizona Colorado railway -Southern Pacific-has adopted and it has begun construction from Durango. Colorado, to Naco, on the Cananea, Rio Yaqui & Pacific Southern Pacific, also--connecting the great copper mines of southern Arizona and northern Sonora with the immense coal fields of southern Colorado and northern New Mex ico. Construction contracts for the first 300 miles south from Durango have been let. .--Prospector.
 It is reported that all the mining companies owning properhty in Bill Williams Fork section are to resume work shortly after the first of the coming month. Some of the com panies will operate on large scale. Sam Butler recently disposed of one of his groups of mines to wealthy syndicate and work is to be com menced within sixty days. At the Osborne -Wardwell group arrange ment for resumption has already been made. The Planet will have a larger force of men at work next month than last year. The Signal Copper company is moving in the matter of resumption and will sink to a depth of 800 feet. .-Mohave Minor
The Coconino sun., 1906-09-08
TERRITORIAL ITEMS
Florence is to have a new bank

Florence is to have new bank
 The tax rate in Mohave county for this year is $4.0O, on the one hundred dollar valuation.
 Chas. O. Rouse, son of Judge Owen T. Rouse, died in Tucson last week. He was superintendent of Pima county schools.
 The town of Salome has been moved about one mile nearer the railroad, and the founder of old Sa- lome is in jail in Pittsburg, Pa.
 It is reported from the City of Mexico that ex-governor Miguel Ahumada of Chihuahua has been appointed governor of Sonora, to succeed Governor Yazabal, who is said tn have been displaced.
 Sheep dipping has been in pro-
 
 gress for weeks at Fort Defiance, Little Water, Canada, and other points on the Navajo reservation. At Little Water 106,000 sheep have SO far been dipped twice and at Fort Deafnce 10000.
 It is announced that the Baptists of Bisbee will have church in the near future. The trustees of the chorch advetised for bids a few days ago on the remodeling of the house which they own on Clawson Hill and the building of a new addition.
 The Clifton and Morenci teams will contend for the championship of Arizona in series of three games to be played under the auspices of the Frederated Trades of Fl Paso. The contest will not only be for the championship, but for purse of $500 to be given by the Fl Paso Typographical Union and a side bet of $500.
 While most Arizonans are aware that Arizona stands second in the list of rich copper producers in the Union, a great many are probably not familiar with the fact that in total mining wealth Arizona also ranks second only to Montana, and produced about Sl0, 900, 900 more from her mines last year than Colo rado, about double as much as was produced in California and SIP, 900, . 900 more than Michigan.
 A we'll defined report says that hereafter. no gun, pistol or other fire arm can be taken into Mexico by any person or persons, tourists or other wise, from the United States. American citizens going into that country had better make careful inquiry regarding the mat ter, as Mexican law and Mexican justice are queer combinations. One is hard to understand and the other is hard to escape whether you are guilty or not. .-Prospector.
 As a health resort Patagonia claims to take the lead, for living there is a lady, Sonora Juana Cor ona, who is ll0 years old, and who is said to be the oldest living person in Arizona. The old lady is as sprightly as any ordinary woman of 50 or 60 years, and is up every morn- ing at 5 o'clock, makes the fire and starts breakfast, helps to prepare it, washes the dishes, and occasion- ally chops little wood and brings it in, and helps to take care of her great-great-grandchildren.
 The interior of the T. W. Otis store was discovered to be on fire at 3:30 o'clock Saturday morning. The firemen had to combat a most suffocating smoke on entering the store. Both the chemical enigne and a stream of water were brought into play before the fire was put n,,f IL. tha f,.a.os E;ra Ch;af
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
CRIMINAL CASES
NOl(E pROSStD

IN Judge Lindsay court TINS morn
ing a snort session was held In which
TWO cases were wiped OF the criminal
calendar ana ono plea OF not guilty was
entered Inc crimihal calendar is now
IN better shape than II has been Tor
several years due TO hard work by the
Attorney GeneraTs department, and
'herc are very Few old cases LETT to be
competed before the next report OF the
Grand jury
In the case OF ID. Wahine. charged
with robbery In the second degree, the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
IMMIGRANTS OFF
FOR PLANTATIONS

The work Of distributing the Portu.
guese immigrants has been practical.
ly concluded, and has been effected
with considerably less difficulty than
was anticipated. A large proportion
OF them wanted to go to plantations
on this island, but those in charge of
the matter succeeded In dividing them
up pretty fairly. The Helene yester.
day took large number of the new
settlers TO Maui and Hawaii planta-
tons, and a special train carried those
who were apportioncd to the Oahu
plantations.
For Oahu the following distribution
has been made:
Ewa-39 men.
Waipahu-iO men.
waialua-39 men.
Kahuku--35 men.
Immigrants have been sent TO the
other Islands as follows:
Maui-Hawaiian Commercial: 1S
families consisting of 10 men. 10 wo.
men. 81 children, and 80 single men.
""huN". iohi'iSo, NohSict'uk VI
men, 8 women, 2 children, and 8 single
men. Paia: Z families. consisting OF
Z men. women, children, and 2
single men.
Hawaii-Waiakea: s families. con-
sisting of men. women. 10 children.
and IA single men. Hakalau: 6 fami.
lies, consisting Of men, 6 women, 10
children. and single men. Olaa: II
families, consisting OF II men. IL wo-
men. 30 children. and 10 single men.
Paauhau: 81 families. consisting Of "a
men. rs women. q children, and sin.
gle men.
Kauai-Lihuc: Z families. consisting
Of men. women, IA children. and
2 single men. Makee: 10 families.
consisting Of 10 men. Q women. Is chill.
dren, and single men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
LIQUOR CASES UP
CONTINUED from PAGE u

anccs. came up for trial on the charge
Of living on the earnings Of Adella,
ono of the women of Iwilei. Morch
got himself into trouble by thrashlng
Adella. His blows turned her true
love into bitterness. and she had him
arrested for living OF her earnings.
Morch seemed To have an Idea that
he had engaged Judge Gear to defend
him. but Gears clerk stated that the
Judge had nothing to do with the case.
Morch admitted that he had been
living with the woman for the past
nine months. but only for the purpose
Of reforming her and turning her from
her evil ways. which panied him deep.
ly. He Indignantly denied that he Nv
ed on money earned by Adeila. He
was a working man. he said, and In.
formed the Court that he had worked
six days on the Manchuria and several
days during the past nine months on
the coal wharves. He knew the kind
Of business In which Adella was en-.
gagged. but had never aided or Allotted
II.
Although Morch is probably one OF
the parasites who infest lwilei. the
case against him was so weak that
had he had an attorney, II Is i'm.
probable that he would have been held
on the charge. As II was, Judge Whit.
ney held him over to the Grand Jury.
Mrs. Wahinc Lazarus charges her
husband Alexander with having
threatened to kill her. and she asked
the Court to put him under bonds to
keep the peace, The case was set for
trial tomorrow. Alexander will spend
the day under the care OF Jack Melan.
ply to insure against his carrying out
his alleged threat In the meantime.
Luceivago IL an old East Indian who
makes a precarious living by picking
up rags and bottles. He must have
done well recently. for he managed to
accumulate enough to get drunk on.
His thin old legs were weak and wob.
bly, as he stood before Judge whitney
this morning charged with drunken.
ness. Andrade stated that II was
doubtful II the old man could raise
enough to pay fine. and as this was
his first appearance, he moved that sen
tence be suspended for 10 months.
The Judge so ordered, and Lucelvago
tottercd out with a grateful thank
YOU.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
MILLIONAIRE LEAVES JAIL

San Quentin. Dec. 3.-Colonel Grit
fifth J. Griffith, the Los Angeles mining
millionaire, who shot his wife three
years ago, was released from the pen
itcn,iary yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
mexIcANs ILL.rReAr JAPANESE

III Paso, Texas, Dec. 3.-Three hun
dred Japanese have crossed the line
here from Mexico. They claim that
they were lurod into Mexico by prom
iscs and were illtreated while there.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
EARTHQUAKE IN MARTINIQUE

Fort De France, Martinique, Dec. 3,
An earthquake shock was exper-
fenced here yesterday. lasting for a
minute and half No damage was
done.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
HOLDS THE LID

Teheran, Dec. 3.-Alimirza. the
Crown Prince. has assumed the regency
of Persia during the illness OF his
father. the Shah.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
ANOTHER oREADNAUoHr

Portsmouth. Dec. 3.-Yesterday the
keel was laid for another and more
powerful vessel of the Dreadnough
type.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
MEXICAN PusL,c,sT DEAD

Hcxico City. Dec. 3.--General MeJia.
the well known Mexican publicist, is
dead.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
ZION CITY ABANDONED

Chicago, Dec. 3.-Zion City IL TO he
abandoned by the Dowieitcs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
CANAL ENGINEER RESIGNS

Panama. Dec. al. G. Sullivan, the
assistant chief engineer on the canal
construction work, has resigned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
EX-GOVERNOR DEAD

Portland Oregon. Dec 4.-George 4.
Cole. ex-governor of the State Of WASH
ington, died here yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
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Seription made to order. Boiler work
and RivETED PIPES for irrigation
purr oses a specially, Particular atten'
tIon paid TO IpB WORK, and repalrs
executed a. shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04

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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18
CORONADO CLUB POLoIsTs
PREPARE FOR COMPETITION
Southern California Men VIII PInce
Some Strong Teams in the
Field This Year.

SAN DIEGO, July 17.-At a meeting
held at the Coronado Hotel yesterday
n San Diego Coronado polo club was
formed for the purpose of entering the
fall contests for the -Spreckels trophy.
There was a good attendance and
much interest shown. The meeting was
called by Secretary Paul Schmidt of
the club under the auspices of which
the polo contests are to be held twice
a year.
A team was organized with the fol-
lowing members: Frank Won Tesma.
Captain Clyde V. Hunt, L. S. A; Wa
rem Pauly, Horton Titus, DR.. A. H. Gill
bert, Paul Ward; Lieutenant w. C. Car
penter, L. s. A. +. and Paul Schmidt.
There are ten others who viii soon be
ready TO join the team. and they viii
commence play within a week, possibly
on Saturday next The Burlingame Club
team is the holder of the trophy. 1t is
hoped John Lawson, Lawrence Nc
Creery, w S. Hobart and Mr.. Tobin
will be able to represent Burlingame
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18

NEW YORK. July 17.-An extra at
traction in the shape of seven races
was provided races goers by the
decision at Brighton Beach this after
noon Heavy fields were the rule In
nearly all the events. and as the class
of starters was generally good, fine
sport was enjoyed in the different
events.
One fixture, the Sea Gate stakes, for
three -year-olds at mile and an
eighth was the chief attraction. In 1t
was a small but select field at weights
so arranged as to make the event an
open affair.
Sir Huon won in easy fashion, but
during a greater part OF the route his
hackers had severe symptoms of heart
trouble. Troxler was hard at work
on the favorite against which the pub
lie had taken to<5. Make Witt and
Albert F, the poorest type of three
year-olds, were in front, and 1T looked
bad for Sir Huon. In the stretch, now
ever. Sir Huon found his legs and came
on like a whirlwind. finally winning
eased up Albert F beat Make Witt
head for second money.
Another good race was an overnight
handicap for three-year-olds and up
ward. at one mile and a sixteenth, In
which a fine lot of horses were en-
gagged. Won Tromp was made an 10
favorite, but the best the Keene colt
could do was to finish fourth Far
West. backed from to to to l at
the start, made all the running ana
won by a length from Sailor Boy The
weather was about the hottest or the
season at the track this afternoon. The
track was in excellent condition ana
fit for the smashing Of track records.
Summary:
First race. six furlongs, selling-Ciements
won. Mintberia second. Orphan third Time.
Second race. six Accomplishments won.
Rryan second, Corn Blossoms third. Time,
Third race. one and sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Hyperion won. Azelina second, Edith james
third Time, 1:47
an eighth miles-Sir Huon won, Alfred sec
oud Make Witt third. Time. lot
Fifth race. one and sixteenth mHes-r ar
East won, Sailor Boy second, Blandy third Iime'
Sixth race. five and half furlongs-K illaloe
won. Domlnator second, Dunyallo third Time,
Seventh race one and sixteenth mlles-Ty-
rome won. Reidmoor second, Novena third Time,
l: AS 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Ragged ball playing on the part OF
the Oakland team cost them the game
with Fresno yesterday afternoon at
Idora Park, the Raisin Growers win
ming by score of four to nothing
At times the Oaklanders tried to throw
the ball ali over the lot AS the men
frop the valley were not slow to take
advantage OF this. and at the same
time played good ball throughout.
they annexed the long end of the
score.
Two OF Fresno's runs came in the
opening half OF the fourth. Walters
singled Casey, who followed. sacri-
feed. sending Walter to second. Eagan
was safe on Franck's error and a
single by Mclaughlin enabled Walters
10 cross the pan. Delmas then scored
Eagan with a single.
In the opening half OF the fifth Doyle
walked and stole second. A hit by
Walters advanced him 10 third He
scored moment later on Haley's mur
OF Casey's drive 10 second. The last
run OF the game was made by Fresno
in the first half Of the seventh, when
Doyle once more walked and stole
second, scoring on a bingle by Wal
ters.
The only sensation Of the game was
furnished by Bliss of Oakland, who
after hard run, made a brilliant stop
Of a long drive by Delmas. The play
brought the fans TO their feet and
when the ball landed ia Bliss mitt and
remained there, the player was re-
warded with Z long round OF applause
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18
McBRIDE PILOTS OLD
ROYAL ROGUE TO
VICTORY.
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

SEATTLE, July 17.-With three
straight victories to her credit. Entire
Nous tried conclusions with her old
stable companion, Royal Rogue, this
afternoon in the fifth event at the
Meadows. The fast mare met more
than her equal.
The Rogue opened favorite at to
5, but when the friends of the mare
unlimbered forcing her odds from 8
to to eyens, the price about Royal
Rogue heightened to ITO 8. The race
was run to order for the latter sprinter
Judge, racing out head and head to
the stretch with the favorite, Nc
Bride, here moved up on the rail with
Royal Rogue. beating Entire Nous
handily at the finish.
Backed down from fours Flourish
proved the only successful post favor
lite. The card was only a fluffy one,
but attracted a good-sized crowd
An awful crimp was placed in the
big spectators rolls when Cascade of
Diamonds defeated the plunged -on
choice Grasscutter. The to l shot
came on from last position, winning
in fast time. Lloyd Fountain waited
with Boloman in the fourth number
and could not overhaul Kumiss in the
stretch. Graham was up on the win
ner. Epicure had no excuses in the
last Briers beat him going away. al
most neglected in the betting at 1s
to l. Summary:
First race I'VE farlongs-Lady's Beauty won,
Alta Spa secoad. wapnagootis third. Time. / :02.
Second race. one miie-Flourisil wol Katie
Crews second: Glen Briar third. Time, 1:42h
Third race, five and half furlongs-Cascade
of Diamonds Won GraSscutter second, Tavora
third Time. 1:06A.
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles-Ku-
miss won. Boloman second, Fulletta third. Time,
l:4713.
Fifth race, six furlonss-Royal Rogue won.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18
LAToNIA ENTRIEs.

First race mile sellnsnpTineeo 90 Of Pess s o.
94. Cambridge "a. Sage a.. Sheriff. 94. King
Abyssiinia o. Talamund 81. Bernsce Cramer io2.
Piller IO7. Sister Lillian 10I. Eva Claire 10i.
Layson 1o7 DIR. Riley 100, Scotch Dance 112
Second race three-quarters OF a mile. sell
,ns0Sickle s4. Mintbaria %. Bauposal 49,.
TIiberus 100, Wee Lass 100. Miss Anxious 100.
Lobo 102 Red Coat lO4, Monte Lucille loo,
Martins 110. Ralbert 100.
Third race, mile,Tom Roberts 81 The 1es Minks INKS
Heidorn 106, Cottontown 100. Alma Dufour 19.
Fourth race, clubhouse steeplechase course
Tsneda 125 Modrediaw 125, Picktime lao, Gould
14f, Snow Drift 141, Frank Nc 141.
Modred and Picktime Ferris entries. -
morean OF, Bedrice 81. Handy Girl o., ouid-
div o.. Stockland 100. Bonayenture 100, Fair
Fagot 107 MiIdrene 112.
Sixth race, one and three -eighths miles. sell
ipr-Cashier 97. Glisten 100, The Only Way
100. Little Elkin 103 Knowledge 103, Handy
Bill 1Os. Captain Bob les, Mamie Algol 100,
The Gad1y los.
Seventh race mile, selllng-Lady Charade
90, Inspector Girl %. Dr. McCIsur lie & 9s; % Oberon
o7, Don Trent 81, Yachting Girl 100. Ny Gen
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18
ports F0R R6XING CHAMPIONsI4P OF The WORT y R A sh
WALLACE REGATTA
POSTPONED BY
YACHTSMEN.

The annual race for the Wallace
trophy of the California Yacht Club
was not held on Sunday as originally
scheduled but has been postponed until
ponement is that some of the yachts
that are expected to enter the race are
not in commission.
Among these ISL. ]. Sherry's shallow
boat of the scow type Perhaps, which
won the cup at last years race and is
the present holder of the trophy Anon e
the boats that will contend for the
Wallace cup this year are I, kendalrs
sloop Alert, A. w. Bixbee's half-rater
Pollywog and Commodore Robert Vim
cents yawl lola. The Pollywog is an
open boat and, though she foots fast
in smooth water, is not able to race In
a rough, heavy sea.
The course to be sailed over for the
Wallace trophy has not been deter
mined upon, but will be settled at a
meeting of the regatta committee, of
which August J. R. Brander, who re-
turned recently from Washington, D. c.,
is chairman. This is an office that he
held for several years during his for
mer residence in California and filed
to the great satisfaction of the mem
bers of the California Yacht Club.
The suggestion has been made that
the house of the California Yacht Club,
Oakland Creek at the foot of Broad
way, be removed from its foundations
and foated to Emeryville pier of the
Key Route. The California Yacht Club
Building Association has a substantial
foundation of piles and a platform al
ready at point near the pier, and 1t is
possible that the old clubhouse may be
erected thereon. So many of the mem
bers of the club suffered loss in the San
Francisco fire that the association does
not feel justified in incurring any great
expense, but the necessary additions
and alterations of the old clubhouse
The reconstructed Quarters would an
swer the purpose of the club members
for some time to come.
On Saturday, the 21st inst, the yachts
of the California Yacht Club will cruise
to Sheep Island or some other con-
venient anchorage and will drop hooks
there for the night On Sunday, the
22d, clambake will be held on the
beach The materials for the al fresco
entertainment will be conveyed on the
yawl Idler as usual to the rendezvous.
Ex- Commodore George NJ. Shaw's fine
yawl is looking smart in her new suit
Of sails.
David Abecassis' new sloop yacht
Yankee, built by Frank Stone made
trip up the Sacramento River last week.
At Walnut Grove she Joined DIR. T. L.
HilPs sloop Queen.
Julius e. Back formerly a member
of the California and Corinthian yacht
clubs and owner of the s1oop Catharfne,
is now a resident of Pittsburg. He
writes that he is hungry for a whiff of
the cool salt breezes of San Francisco
Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18
cRoLL,s ERRORs a FACTOR
Two sfiscues of the Acting ShOrtstop
Let I'm n Brace of Runs.

SEATTLE. July 17.-Calif and Gar
vim had d pitchers battle here today.
THE Portland twirler won becaus Croll,
,,laving short for Seattle. in tho abb
sence OF Hall. made two errors. which
let in two runs. Seattle had numerous
chances to score, but the needed hit
always failed to arrive Householder
and sweeney engaged in wranglng
throughout the game. At critical
stage OF the game the former was
-esfe5 ont for knocking the Portland
sbor4~top down as he tried to stop a
.-ro,,n6er Mclean secured four hits
out of four times up. fast double
plav from Croll 10 Kane TO strieb ano
= oue-handed stab by Jud smith OF
what looked TO be a safe hit orought
the crowd to it's feet The umpirIn ~. 3
Of Lou Maheffey was hieh CLASS ne