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New-York tribune., 1906-04-15


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BoEeIt. Albert T. " Crecg..n. RI
Bauer, Earlcs
Cleavcr. Charles S 2 3n,2t
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Gibson Eliza w and Minnie Mary Schlesler
HiriZ. Charles E.-Alfred ...... "a 81
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iiht9h rose Chfistian derk"n .........-... 93 rs
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| iHyman TO samuel L Hyman. mortgage. 80.
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losd lt X, "a g. Tss %! samuel
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Thona. paly to c6as II psn5s,er mort,
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1(,Hinston. ay.e1. 70 roo, " lo-n7'. peter
same property. Wilam j. Hentze Peter
Ias''e EMS E, asr % 10 Na Arra4 19 sss. 2' .lI Mars
sam f3oE PTosir,g s A5'aq[ j. .aa. r. 40 Mont ,o
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deisoln ct al To- Kate Montague. ...........
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and another. Sl2. 100
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William " Peut"d To New York State Realty
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% II Isanc @ Johnson n
Jerome ave lSp IL n n Of Nosholu Park
Lauman Crosby referee 20 Meyer Calling
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~ CcagOn George Heller
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Denver Realty Company 10 Pelham Realty Com
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Railroad. x; Frank f. Doughty TO william
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William w Penncd 10 Maude F Austin.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
School Agencies.

yINHE T MIRIAM COYRIEHE AGENCY. $50 5th Ave
L New York city. makes "a speciality ~ Couscier
tiousy fIrnish!ng TO parcrts fun Information of Eon
schools and u,rru"fors AL branches Established 1856
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JUDGM ENTS.

The fol- 1wing Judgments filed yesterday the
first namc hring that OF tho debtor:
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HOTEL ISLESWORTH.
NEW-YORK.

on THE BEACH AT VIRGINIA AVENUE
ATLANTIC CITY. y J
opposite Famous Steel Pier the most central location
on the boardwalk sea water all baths Auto Bus
az station American and European Plans Rates
80 per day and upward Unique Dutch Cafe. Haas
ler's Orchestra
Personal representative Cadillac 43d street
and Broadway Phone Bryant 34s.
OSBORNE & PAINTER.
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Erc1
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

$50 90
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Groundless Reports
 Of Mexican Uprising

A Clifton dispatch says: "No armed force of Mex cans has left this section Quite I number have left during ;hs last few eks, and, as is their usual custom, they took their arms with them. Ther- Is no excitement here among tie Mexicans, but they ar, we'll informed on Mexican affairs. Res ident Consul Romero Is not qpprehen- siye of trouble. A prominent American who arrived this week from Sonora advises Americans 10 stay away from Mexico. He apprehen trouble but ,h nks it will not come of until after Septemi CT l6."
 Of the above the Phoen'x Enter prize quotes Mexican Consul Maza a. saying:
 "fhese reports are pro"ing very amusing as we'll ss gnnoying to us. They are without foundation ard Ike the stories that have been sent our from Douglas, shonld be carefully in. ,estigated before they are gwen pub licity.
 The revolution is all tal: and the tsik is all on this side and at St Loui- We have squelched the revolution. a 1t is called, and the men at the heac of it must answer n the courts of the | United States and Mexico" United tates Attorney Alexander states that he has ent instruct ons tc the United tates marshal's office al Tucson to procure fifty John Doe war rants and send men with them t. points along the border and in tn counties in the southern part of Arr zona. Officers will arrest all Mex icins headed 10, Sonora who Car arms of any lind.
 "Tne Clifton story is wrong," sa q he. "No armed force has left there have ordered officers all along tn, border to arrest All Mexicars carryinl arms, but not because I believe ther, Is any number of them marching to- ward Mexico. have d ne this sim ply as a matter of protecti n. Tn re 's no found4tio.. for he wi d telegram. tbat are being sent out"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Majority Pass
 the Examinations

Throughout the territory forty seve out of the sixty-two applicants who recently took territorial ex- animation for teachers successfully passed through the ordeal and will V he awarded territorial board of education.
 Examin tions were held September 4 and 5 by the school superintepd- ents in each of the counties. The number of applicants this year is far m excess of trat at the same time last year. The percentage of those passing is also higher.
 Superintendent R. L. Long, W. H. Lee and W. W. Mo seff, all of Phoen,x. who compose the board of examiners, have completed marking the papers and announced the names of the suc- cesful teachers. .he Cochise county applicants being published in these columns yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
More Schools
 For Cochise County

Superintendent of Schools Rockfel- low informs us that three new school districts have b-en formed recently, and that the trustee. have been noti fed to erect school houses and provide tho necessary appliances fos begin ming school. The three districts are As follows: one at Osborn, the rail. road junction. one at Soldier Holes m the Sulphur Spring valley, about seven or eight miles from ;leason, and the other at Chir 'cahua on the line oi the E. & $ " winch takes IF a number Of small set dement's in rhe eastern part O the ,unty. The d stricts will probably be ready to be- gin their schools about the frst of October.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Revolutionist Stories
 Doing Much Damage

All ;he fighting in the Mexican revolution which has created such sensation recently, appears to have been on this side of the line and con- in, to the bombastic eloquence of the leaders of the movement at cir Douglas meeting, according to Frank M. King, who has returned from Can anea
 "I talked with Colonel Kosterlizsky. commander of the rursles, and a rep resentati' of General Torres, who is now out of the city They inform me that they have not the slightest fear, as there is not an armed revolu- rionist in ananea. Why, said Col Kosterlizsky, 'twer ty thousand revo. tionists could not take ananea i they wanted to, and t.ere is not tn, least likelihood that they want to-.
 If this malicious falsiiy,ng keep up, there wll be trouble, to be sure Already its effect upon trade has bee; noticeable. American mining mel report a stringengy in stcck sales, an' development will be retarded for year to come, if persisted in America capital has opene the great miners wealth of northern Mex,co, and tn Mtxicsns are desirous that the gre, work should be kept up."
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Attorneys Preparing
 For Immediate Action

Juding from the requests being made of Clerk Howe for certified copies of the proceedings of the board Of equalization in reg I'd to placing the raises made by the territorial board of equalIzation on the assessment rolls of Cochise county, it ,s evident that the attorneys for the large mining companies are preparing to take the matter into the courts again, as was done last year. Whether the cases will come into the district court or be taken into the supreme court as they were before, remains to be seen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

At Houglas, Salcido, the leader oi the Mexican agitators, has been de ported to Mexico, there to stand trial on the cha ge of treason.
 The U s officials have notified all deputies to arrest and detain all per sons who will attempt to croes the line with arms.
 Many persons are coming out of Mexico and many others. unawed, ar. going into the troublesome district.
 T oops from Ft Huachucs ar. still along the border and will remain un. til after t e 18th.
 Celebration of the 18th at Cananea. will be on elaborate lines and Ameri- cans especially are invited.
 The Mexican authorities denies any efforts of revolutionary move on the part of the Mexican residents of Sonora and attribute the sensational and infiamatory reports to American newspapers.
 Teisgrsms sent out of rumors that q ''lsrge body of armed Mexicans are enroute from Morenci and Clifton to Cananea with . view t, making trouble on tine 18th" gives promise of heinz . bic scare unfounded on facts. It is now learned that six MexIcans have left Clifton with arms and .heir destination being on 6 prospecting trip gave rise to the alarming rumors
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Otto Henkle of Bisbee was examin- ed in the probate court is afternoon as to his anity and was ordered com-
 mitted to the asylum, and will be talk en to Phoenix this evening by Sheriff Hunt. This. is the third time that he has been committed to the asylum from this county and is now more violent than previously. It is the he will be held m the inst,tutio for quite period before It will safe to release him, as his mania has begun to assume dangerous feature, rs he threatens to kill people and tries to burn up property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

The assurances.made man. ifest in this Territory that iointuIe with New Mexico is doorned to defeat is having a salutary bearing upon Ari- zona's commercial, agricul- tural and other numerous pos abilities. The fact that We believe ourselves capable of conducting our own affairs serves to stimulate capital to come into our midst and in vites among us a superior influx of citizenship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Col. c A. Stedman, commander oI the 9th U s. cavalry with headquar. ters at Fort Huschucs, left for the east this week, where he will make his home. Col. Stedmsn retires from the U. s. army with we'll earned la1r. els after years of active service both in this country and in our foreign pos. sessions. During Col. Stedman's com mand at Fort Huachucs he rendered valuable aid during the summer morths in extingu'sh;ng the raging forest fires that occurred. He is suc- ceeded by Col. Schuyler of the 2nd cavalry
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
IN TIME OF WAR
 EVERY MAN TO HIS GUN

H nest and industrious la i Dor has no better friend than | the Democratic party. A Democratic Congr ss is the workingman's most reliable safeguard.
 The lab Ter must work ou his own destiny, the most eff fact've weapon being the bal lot, and no government is free from internal stIiie whose au- tocratic rulers deny this pre- rogative to its subjects. Free speech and an untralnmeled ballot are vestments that the crowned heads refuse to recog- nize as necessary accessories 10 an enlightened and pro gressive government Here in the United States alone are these inalienable rights con ferred. But the average Ameri- can is surrounded with so much freedom that he often neglects to eXerclse the priv ilege that perpetuates the dig nity of freeman. This Is not as ii should be. Politics should be discussed freely and continuously that the several questions constantly arising may be more i telligently un- derstoOd and the merits ot those asking for your suffra ( weighed in a scale that per mits of no deception. Men should read and keep tn m selves posted on the events o the day. When one aspires to pubic place it is done with the understanding that his past record is an "open book tp whose pages the public is referred with the privilege to investigate and an invita- tion to crlticisa.
 While the PRosPECToR dCe' not hope to unearth a skele- ton, it believes in spirited campaigns, that the mostgooe may result to the gredtes number. And to that enc we would urge every l.yal cit izen O. Cochise county an' the Territnry of Arizona t see to it that his name is ol the Great Register. On tn 9th day of November mex Ar zona will be called upol to either accept or reieci Joi' Statehood with New Mexico That the Overtu e will be de feated by a large maiorit. there exists not the slightes doubt. In time of war, ever man to his gun. A comm"l pride sho' Id actua'e a ful vote on Move nber 6 next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Telephone Connections
 to Wilcox

Dave Adams, the we'll known Dra- yo"n rancher, was in Tombstone on Monday from his home near Dragoon summit. MT. Adams recently built B telephone ] ne from Benson to his ranch in the Dragons and ex;ends d 'he line to Johnson. He also con- templates continuing the line to WIllcox This line is connected with the Tombstone telephone Co. and IS ound ts be very convenient.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Some men are born to hold office, some achieve office, and some have office thrust Il on them. But it is doubtful if Billy" ooper ever ascertains to what class he be ongs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Arizona Troops
 Enroute to Huachuca

Mexican revolutionists, arrested at Douglas and Nogales are not to b. sh' t by the Mexican government. If deported from Arizona to Sonora Unitrd States Attorney Alexande has received assurance 10 this eff cy from President Diaz.
 With the arrest of the Mexican sgi- tators opinions were freely expressed that to send them back across the Mexican border would mean their doom, the custom of the Mexican government being to deal promptly and effectively with revolutionists. 1 "With the exception of two of the lot arrested, whom I understand are escaped murderers, wanted in Sonora, l have been assured by the Mexican government t'iat these men fl deport- ed will not be shot" sad Attorney Alexander to an Enterprise reporter I "They will probably be given trials
 for their revolutionary acts, but will
 not be ordered shot, a, many have
 supposed would follow if they are sent
 back by the United s ates i'm nigra.
 tion officers.
 "Sume of them will be tried for yio
 lating the neutralit laws and if con
 victed they will be sentenced to term,
 in the penitentiary at Yuma. Th'
 others ~ill probably be deported."
 Alexand. st ,tes that the agitator
 had bu. small following. The p!a, WAS to start small armed forces iron Nogales, Naco and Douglas at sigma
 to be given from the revolu ionar
 junts, which now flourishes at S'
 Louis.
 Alto ney Alexander has much of tn :, correspondence that passed betwee n the St. Louis junta and the Dougls = branch. In much of this the S n Louis leaders requested that funds # sent to purchase arms and distribut e seditious literature.
 One of the master strokes was to sl the corrupt on of the Mexican arm sl following out the course that has tee l. followed by the Russian revolution
 ists, from whom many of the plans
 the Mexi,an revolutionists appear .e have been copied.
 vi Mexican soldiers in Sonora were B. be seen by agents and urged not to ii [ on the revolutionists when ordered ', do so by the government army of i. cers. The next step was to be an a i. peal to them to desert the army al le join the attacking force Il Big rewards were held out by u e Mexican junta at St. Lo is to tl e Douglas and Nogales following. o was promised that any money tn, Is contributed would be returned wit .l interest, and that ihnse who led u
 revolutionar movement would Ie given h,gh offices and rich property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Most of the joint statehood papers are now hedging. Tn i!huqu rque Journal, by far the most able publication in New Mexico, has lad a chai ge of heart.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
ROLLS ABOUT COMPLETED.

The work of making up the dupli- cate assessment rolls IS rapidly near r g completion and will be finished ID time to allow them to be compared, which the clerks did not have time 10 do last year. The rolls will be turned over to the county treasurer on Mon day next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
John O. Dunbar, tke fir-t

John O. Dunbar, the fr-t editor of COchise County and until recently a most pro- nounred de'end r of ArizO a interests, has been taken over by the enemy and assigned t. duty on the reportorial staff of MT. Hughes Tucson Star Winch of the two journali-t ts became placated transpiring events will let us know in the near future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Cochise Ranges
 in Excellent Condition

Tbe cattle ranges of Cochise county were never in better condition than at the present time. The ranges are not ovei stocked and there is an abundance of good feed and plenty of water. The rains this winter w.il insure an early crop os spring grass. The cattlemen are extremely encouraged over the outlook.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

simplifed spelling has the result of bringin" about com plica ed "c Issing" in a print- ing flee. We speak from ob- servatlUn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

 left this morning for Bisbee on short business trip. Judge James Reilly has been in Tucson for the pas; few days on mat ters of legal nature. E. B. Gage, of the Tombstone Con ,oiidated Mines O., returned thi, uor.Iig from d short trIp to tn
 r.ne part oi tLe terr.tuiy on tusi- ..ss conLec d wi,h the company.
 $ .lomon Maddern left this morning for trip to his old home in Cornwall England, where he expects to remain for several months on & visit to the "old folks" whom he has not seen for a number of years.
 Henry Fitch, the mining man was in the city yesterday from Pearce he reports that camp as enioying its usual pr sperity.
 Chas. Fleming left yesterday for Capsnes, where he will ter the em- pl yment of the Greene copper com pany.
 Harry Rafferty is expected home Saturday from Ventura. Caliior mia, where he has been visiting with rela- tives for the past month.
 Mrs. Alfred Paul of Douglas is spending few days here on visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. George w. Swain.
 Wm. Shourds came over from Bis bee last evening on few days visit [, trends.
 l.. X. Osthoff returned this morning from business trip to Bisbee.
 Clifton Wo tn of Bisbee is Tomb stone visitor for feS days.
 F. Holmes of Albuquerque ant B. Weipstein of San Francisco ar registered at the Arc de Hotel. Jack Clifford was in town last even ing from Gleason. He states tha there is not much doing at the pres Q ent time in that camp, but it is re
 ported that ctiveOperations are to started soon on several properties.
 Jack Larsen left yesterday for Can 'i anea, where he expects to renal 0 several dave.
 J. Anderson an outgoing pa senger yesterday for Naco on his ws to Cansnea.
 |. Walter Melgren and Andrew Msrti will leave tomorrow for Tucson to rt ii tune their studies at the Universit
 D. F. Chalme's, the we'll know | Phoenix lawyer, is spending few da, . In this city, being call, d here on leg | business.
 W. G. Elder, of Los Angeles, con
 nercial man, is in the city on sho
 business trip.
 w. K Meade came in last evenir
 from the Swisshelms, wh. re he is CT :, gagged in operating some mining pro-
 rites He reports the develOpmel , 'rk as progressing very iavorably.
 Walter Coger, of the St David Al | ,esian We'll Co ', was in the city toda - He states that the l2-inch we'll is no e down to the depth of $50 feet, u drill being in a hard clay formatio f that impedes rapid sinking. The | hope to have gone through this re } sisting substance within the next fe l days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Pre- -ident Roosevelt is mlk ing fight on Standard oil. vgorons asSault,ng tie Stan dard Dictionary, and ater on may tackle the standard rail- roads.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
MANY LEASES FILED.

here were filed iu the recoI der's office yesterday from the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company to the same number of residents of Bisbee who have homes the ground b longing to he compsny, or Intend- ing to erect them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Doings About
 the Court House
TWO MORE DIVORCE CASES.

TWO MORE DIVORCE CASES.
 Two more divorce cases were filed in the district court this morning, one from Bishee and the other from Wilcox. Gertrude NJ. Tilden of Will lcox asks tor decree of divorce from Arthur E. filden on the grounds of desertion. She also asks for the custody Of the two minor children.
 In the case from Bisbee Daniel Hiatt asks for a divorce from Ethel Hiatt on the grounds of incompatibili
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
NEW COMPANIES FORMED,

Articles of incorporation of the Arizona Mining & Realty company were filed with county recorder yes rday. The incorporators are ". L Musick, J. F McCourtn-y and W. N. Mccourtney. all of St. Louis, Missouri. The capitalization of the company is placed at s1 100000 with the same number of shares at par value Of S1 each. Douglas is named as the principal place of business in the territory. The compan proposes to carry on general mining business as well as the buying and selling Of real estate.
 Another company formed by tue same incorporators is called the Nacozari Copper company with a capital stock of $5OO.OOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
From Thursdays Daily.

w. c. Foster. the public examiner left this morning for Bisbee on short business trip.