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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20

Judge Hawkins, an English Judge of
the century just gone by, who was a
horsey man. was reminded even on
the racecourse of his reputation as a
hanging judge. His friend, Lord Fall
mouth, was running two horses in the
same race, under magpie colors, and,
to distinguish the second, he ordered
Archer. the jockey, to wear a black
cap. But a black cap was nowhere to
be found at the moment when the race
was due. At this moment Judge Haw-
kins emerged from the "bird-cage,"
and was recognized by Archer, who
shouted out to Fordham. I'VE are all
right now. Here comes Harry Haw-
kins, and he is sure to have a black
cap in his pocket"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20
THE WHY OF IT,

We are often asked why it is that
we always have such a large crowd
waiting outside on the morning of one
of our sales. The reason is that every
single one of those in that crowd have
attended others of our sales, and know
from experience that it does not pay to
be late. Good things don't last long.
See ad. EhIers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20

Mrs. Chatterton is perfect talking
machine
AS a piece of machinery. though, she
lacks one DETAIL
What is that?''
1.-The exhaust. '-Baltimor American
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20
THE SUNDAY CONCERT
At CAPITOL GROUNDS

Beginning at DEL ock, the Hawaiia n
band will play the following program
at the Capitol grounds this afternoon:
PART I.
1.-THE Old Hundred
March: Coronation ...... Meyerbeer
overture: Calf of Bagdad" .Eoiei1ieu
Introduction: Carmen" ........ Bizet
Selection: Faust ............ Gcunod
PART II.
Vocal: Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Selection: French Melo lies" .Metra
Overture: Era Diayolo' ........Auber
Finale: Madame Angot'' ..Lecocq
1.-The Star Spangled Banner
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Neil E. Bailey for
 Speaker of House

To be on the ground and meet the incoming members before the legis- lature opens, Neil E.. Bailey of Co., chise county, candidate for speaker of the lower house, is in Phoenix.
 The Democrat says Bs iley expresses confidence in the outcome of the fight for the speskership. but in this he hss none the best of w. Bell, Maricops's candidate for the honor of presiding officer.
 Both Bell and Bailey are now sc- lively at work, and are in constant communication with the mem bers of the legislature in every county in the territory.
 Bailey has the solid backing of Co., chise county and Bell the solid sup port of Maricops. In their claims for success each feels certain that the democratic caucus will be for them by safe majority.
 e. Crook of Mohsve, L. 5. Will lians of Coconino and Be J. White sides of Nogsles are all in the race. Neither Of them is making the az gressive campaign that has marked the efforts thus far of both Bell and Bailey,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Scholarship Contest
 For Arizona Pupils

Much favorable comment is being heard here on school bill which Prof. Halverson, formerly of Tomb- stone but now Of the Clifton schools, has prepared to be presented to the legislature which will convene on January 8.
 The bill provides for the establish ment of a scholarship tor each county of the territory in the University of Arizona IL provides further that the scholarship shall be awarded by com petltive examination.
 The bill provides that the success fnl student shall be allowed SI5O per year for expenses and that this sum shall be paid out oi the territorial treasury. As there are thirteen counties in the territory this wou mean all expenditure of but $l9jO.
 It is believed by educators that the scholarships will arouse a beneficial rivalry among the students in every county and will also increase the University attendance thirteen each year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
The Pure
 Food Reform

Much interest is attached to the pure food law, which went into effect
 Jan. ', 1907. A majority of our
 manufacturers have been labelling their goods in conformity with the new law for past few months and our stores are pretty well stocked with the new goods.
 The principle of the law is that the buyer shall get what he pays for-the label shall represent exactly what the package contains.
 He is not to get something equally as good, or better, but what he wants. No buyer really wants sdulterants, fancy colorings, preservatives, etc, but wants "the real thing." This the new law is supposed to secure for him, and the public will watch with hope fulness its jealous enforcement. A great deal of harm is done st present to unsuspec.ing stomschs by the in. clusion in drugs and foods of substsn- ces not down on the bill" This abuse will doubtless be measurably abated and every article will disclose to the consumer the amour. of pres eryative competition and adulturation of the foods or drugs he purchases.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
A Fo1sh Rider
 Monument at Prescott

The report of the Captain O'Neil
 Rough Rider Monument Commission
 has been filed with Governor Kibbey
 by the commissioners, who are Robert
 F.. Morrison, president; Richard E. Sloan, secretary, and Morris Gold water, treasurer. The report states that the com mission organized shortly after it ~as appointed and details the energetic work that has been done in the discharge of its duty.
 It mentions the securing of a good site for the monument on the Pres colt city plaza. Respecting the erec- tion of the monument the report says the commission secured the services of Solon H. Borglum, of Mamaroneck, N. Y., a noted sculptor, who has agreed to erect b.onzc equestrian statue of heroic size. The commis- sion is satisfied of the talent and skill of Borglum and expects an appropri- ate monument to the Rough Rider
 It states further thatthe monument it is expected will be ready for un- yelling about June l of this year, at which time it is expected that there will be Rough Riderreunion in Pres- colt and that it will be attended by | President Roosevelt
 Concerning the finance sf the com mission aud it's trust fund the report says that the sl0.0OO appropriation is till intact and that donations have been received amounting to $l ,22l.95. Of the latter amount S5S 65 has been ised in incidental expenses
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Condensed Report
 Of Arizona Banks

The Phoenix Republican presents condensed statement of the reports of the territorisl banks at the close of business, November 23. 1906. as compiled by Territorial Auditor John H. Page. The figures are most interesting and are made more 60 by comparing them with the figures of the last preceding report made at the close of business, June IS, 1906. The report shows three new banking houses since the last report and s most hsttering growth of business. The capital stock of the banking es- tablishments totals Sl, ,01I, $50, against Ss69, ,5G0 in the former report. The undivided profits are s3ls, ,362.S2 as against $259, ,S5S.iG in the former re. port. The amount ef deposits and due banks IS Ss,349, ,462.72, against y7, ,554 ,7J9.s5 five months before, or a gain ofs794, ,702.97. Incidentally these figures show that Arizona has suf- iered no attack yet by refusing state hood and that she suffered no setback
 by the campaign which was on dur
 ing the time Of this rapid growth o business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
An Arizona Lady
 Sues a Physician

Mrs. Rhoda E. Mitchell, formerly Miss Rhods Milligan of Phoenix, has filed suit in Los Angeles against Dr. II. Russell Turner, proprietor of a milk and rad;um temple Of health" for S5,45) damages.
 The Phoenix Democrat says: Mrs. Mitchell, who left Phoenix, going to Prescott some months ago, suffering from cancer of the breast. went to Los Angeles, where, through the repre- sentations of this milk curist, she was induced to become a patient in she so-called doctors temple of health, be agreeing to cure her cancer by the use of milk and radium, all for the sum of Sf50, which the husband of Mrs. Mitchell put up with the afFable doctor.
 "Mrs. Mitchell, in her complaint against the doctor, alleges that she was fed no radium, that none of the conditions of the contract were full filled. that she is now in a worse con- dition, through the doctors treat ment, than ever, and that the doctor refused to return the $50"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Two Heads Not
 Better Than One

Having two heads and not know ing which to follow caused the deat h
 of calf on the Southern Pacific track
 near Nogsles $ turday morning. The
 Nogsles Oasis says that the calf was
 walking along the track when a
 freight train came rumbling along.
 The engineer. seeing the danger of a
 hesd-on collision, footed the whistle
 viciously and the startled calf made A
 trembling effort to get of the track. One head faced the right and the other head faced the left. When the freak animal endeavored to move, the right leg moved to the right and the left leg moved to the left. Sprawling thus, with the fore feet stretched out to their limit, she was struck by the engine and crushed to death. It was clear case of two heads not being better than one. The freak in a ter TOT knew not which head tc follow and sndesyored to move in opposite directions at the same time, The train crew cut the head oi tine mon- strosity and brought it to Nogales, where it was viewed by curious crowds all day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Incorporation Fees
 Increased Business

Auditor Page has compiled the fig ures showing the amount of money taken in during the calendar year 1905 and the calendar year 1906 for the purposes of comparison and for the information of the legislature and others who may be interested. Ordi- narily the compilations are only for the fiscal years which end June 30. These figures show a very rapid growth of the incorporating business, as the business for 1906 was near 33i per cent greater than that of the preceding year. Following are the figures, show ing s40,6li.55 for the year 1905, and s53 ,S33 30 fer the year 1906
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Break Record at
 the C. Q. Shelter

At Douglas last week the Copper Queen smelter produced in one day l99 tons of refined copper, the lar gsst days product nee the smelter was started.
 Should the daily production be maintained at this rate for 1907 the total output would be little short of IA ,OOO,CO0 pounds of copper. During the past year the average product has been something less than S,O00,000 pounds per months. During the year the capacity has been increased by the addition of two new 400-ton fur psces and another of that capacity is now nearing completion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Uncle Samuel
 Squeezing Lemons

James Lemon and his wife, Hattie Lemon, are again inmates Of the county jail AS result of several in dictments found against them by the last United States grand jury, chsrg- ing them with uttering and passing forged cheeks of the United States government. twill be remembered that Lemon and his wife were arrest ed in Bisbee at the time E. P. Rspier was arrested on the charge of steal ing the book of government cheeks from one of the officials at Roosevelt dam. Rapier was convicted in the district court of having passed one of the forged cheeks in Tombstone on A. Wentworth and J NJ. Speck. After being indicted he entered c plea of guilty and was sen enced to serve a term of seven gears in Yuma. After he had been arrested in this county the United States grand jury in ses- sion in Graham county returned thir- teen indictments against him and two each against Lemon and his wife. They were arrested and released on 6 bond to appear before the United States court in Graham county in February. The indictments returned against them here sllege the passing of forged cheeks in Pearce, on ths Pearce Mercantile Co., The bond ir these cases has been fixed in the sun Of $2,000 each. The cases will com,
 up at the next term of the Unitet
 States court.
 Lemon and his wife were arrested .
 Pearce on Saturday by Deputy U !
 Marshal Clark
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
From Wednesdays Daily.

The Globe bridge was reported
 washed out yesterday It is getting
 so that every time & cloud obscures
 the sun rumors are set in motion to
 like effect.
 Attorney $ A Merritt of Bisbee is
 in the city on court business.
 Rube Potter of Bisoee is in the city
 as witness in the case of Brajalovich h
 vs Gold Mining company. which was
 for trial today.
 Chief Engineer Wilson ..and Claim Agent Berger of the E P < 5 w, are in the city as witnesses in the case of Donshue vs E P & $ w.
 Attorney Fred Sutter of Bi.bee is in the city on court matters.
 Michael Donshue of Douglas is in the city being the plaintiff in case set for trial today, but was not reach ed owing to the contest case consum- ing most of the day.
 The funeral of Mrs, James Griffin occurred this afternoon, Rev. Benedict officiating, and a concourse of friends paying last tribute of respect to the departed. The PRosPEcroR joins the community in extending coincidence to the bereaved husband.
 In Yuma a few days ago Mexican smashed a dentists hollow sign and carried away several sets of false teeth. The man was recently released from the Arizous penitentiary.
 While bullets were flying in Tucson | upon the advent ef the New Year, one went through a plate glass window which cost 100.
 The flood sufferers of Clifton have filed damage suits to the amount of sl50,00 against the Detroit Mining 1 company of horenci, claiming that icsecs to thdt hinSuut were CAuetu Dy the breaking of the company's dam. which impsunded 8 large amount sf tsilings and waste, which swelled the flood already on in the creek several feet.
 Most of the witnesses in the Hardi- ker-Rice contest case returned to their homes in Douglas today.
 Local dealers who have goods on hand which must be relabeled before 'sle to comply with the new pure food law are advised to comply with the law. The penalty for violation is s2OO for each offense, and it will take he profit on raft of patent medicines pr bottled goods to pay a few of these ines.
 Charles A. Wallace, the efficient md popular undersheriff with R. s Hunt for the past two years, was this afternoon appointed by the board as- 'istant clerk 10 that body. The sp- pointment could not have gone to one better qualified or more worthy of the position.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13

At late hour this afternoon Mrs. James Griffin committed suicide by taking morphine. The lady has been a resident of Tombstone for several years, her husband being employed by the T. c. NJ. Co. A note left states that sine was unhappy and had de- cided 's'eav, all earthly cares. When discovered the unfortunate lady was beyond recall, Dr. Hughart finding her dead when summoned. No cause is assigned for the rash act the domestic relations being most agreeable and no troubles of any con- sequence has come to light. A cor oner's inquest will be had tomorrow before Judge Mcfarland at 3 p. m, . co.onor's jury being impanneled shortly after the tragedy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Marriage Licenses
 Recently Issued

The following marriage licenses were issued out of the probate cour: recently:-
 Angel c Romero to wed Carmen R Corella, both..of Douglas
 W $ Ross to wed Annie l Engle, both of Biseee.
 Rodo Corend to wed Felictas Duarte, both of Cochise.
 Jose NJ Sandoval to wed Dolores Armentes. both of Wilcox.
 Francis H Hodges to wed Noanii Campbell, both of Bisbee.
 J R Gardner to wed Hattie Ak;ns, both of Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
The Revival of
 Juntas Along Border
An Fl Pa.o dispatch says-

An Fl Ps.o dispatch says-
 The release of the alleged revolu- tionists at San Antonio and ether points and the ruling that ex.radition cinnot be granted for political of- lenses, has given new life to the revo- lutiensry movement all along tine border according to . Mexican. prom inent in the movement. who was jail- cd on complaint of the Mexican government, and sfterwsrd reieas- ed.
 He has informed the Associated Press that juntss were being formsd from Brownsville, Texas, to Califor. mia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13

Filing spikes and fish plates on the track of the Cansnea, Yaqui River & Pacific R. R. last Saturday, an un- known man made an attempt to wreck the passenger train leaving Naco for Canane. at S:30 q. m. That the would-be train wrecker did not succeed in his plans of destruction, is prob ably due to the fact that . motor car, carrying freight, was run ahead of the passenger train that morning and the Instructions on the track were discov- cred and the track cleared ahead oi the passenger.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Another Company
 For Cananea

Marshall P. Wright, of Csnanes, and Charles NJ. Shannon. of the Shannon Copper company, are or ganizing . company for the pur- pose of the handling of mining prop erty in the heart of the Cananea district. The properties they are consolidating are five in number, having Mir. Wright's property, the Promontorio as 6 necleus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Is Appointed
 U. s. Commissioner

R. c. Stanford, of Bisbee, has been appointed by Judge Fletcher M. Doan as United States Commissioner at Bisbee to take the place made vacant by the resignation of Owen E. Murphy who has held the position for the past eighteen months. MT. Stanford is q member of the firm of Merritt X Stanford, sttorneys-st-law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
DEEDS

NJ R Kempton ct ux to
 John Fitting Bisbee prop ettA ...... .....-....... 'VV c Mcknight ct ux to
 W Ross Douglas prop erty ....-........... zoO .. Sarah A Graham tn Jas G
 Cowsp Douglas prop
 erty y...............-.. 10 -. Jas G Cowsn to B F Gra-
 ham Douglas prop
 erty.. ........ lOO Arizona Trust and Bank
 ing company to Jas G
 Cowsn Douglas prop
 eTty ........-...... l551
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld D Cents Gold and Silver SI.00 Leaj 75cents Gold, Silver, Copper $l.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, 1886 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
THE COUNTY
 RECORDS
Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIveii IN BRIEF

THE RECORDS eIvEiI IN BRlE Copper Queen Consolidated Minin company to Allison
 Same to H L Foster
 Same to A L Armstrong Same to 2 NJ Burr
 Same to s NJ Burr Same to Dionisia Ssntellenis Same to White Same to B Carstto Same to V G Medigovich Thomas Higgins to Mrs Eff, Lamb Maggie Jones to Earnest McKin. ney
 ' to Copper Queen Mining com pany
 US to Copper Queen Mining com- pany SJsmes A Finney to Bank of Doug las
 Henry c schwsntes to Bank of Douglas
 Annie B Hogan ct conj to Hugh Brophy
 ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE EJ Jscklin to c L Cummings NJ Lsyoie to Cora Wortman
 sATIsFAcTloN OF MORTGAGE Juan L O.rantia to Luis Juarez Citizens Bank of Benson to w c Howard
 Bank of Bisbee to Geo W Stewart JIG Collins D Rita F Williams
 MORTGAGE Chas A Murray ct uI to A Mer- ritt
 Richard Zellper Jr to George and H R Haninger OK Clinton ct uI to State Mutual D & L Assn IF McCourtney to State Mutual B & L Assn Maggie Hum to Citizens Bank < Trust Co
 APPOINTMENT OF AGENT Euclid Mining company to D L Cunningham
 BILL OF SALE Edward Fisnigsn to c $ Bean " G.rne- tn W Lemiu
 sATIsFAcTIoS oy LIEN Wodrof to M Perry
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Calumet Boston company to C W Ruth
 DJ Spires to NJ c Spires
 AGREEMENT Theo Fisher with c Zumstein and WE Tsster
 COURT ORDERS Felipa Schram ct al vs Arizona savinga Investment Co Cssteneda Bro. to Rshl and T P Hawkins Eatate of A. Ashmsn to Mrs James Pearce Tomb stone property -.-..... 4oV = George and H R Hanioger to Richard Zellner Bak- ersvills property. .....--- i'oo .' Luisa N de Hernandez to GLAndrcws and com pany Douglas property io - A Dudley to Luisa M de Hernandez Douglas prop erty.. ---.--.''.'. Levi Perry ct uI to P Ii Harrington D ouglas property rfy-...-.'-'-'-'. Jehn Taylor. mayor' to Maggie Mum BHoee property. '-''''. EstAte of A. Ashman 70 CL Cummings Tomb stone property ---.-.- 1"i' . Jscklin to c L Cum mines Tombstone prop e:ty.. International Land and Improvement company to H E Dugsn and H c Beumler Douglas prop
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
Vim NJ Griffith, receiver of

'estment company, 70
 Willard w Samson Doug
 las property. - Vim M Griffith, receiver of = Arizona Savings and h. vestment company, to
 J- Bioomer Douglas
 pfopcfty Bertha Philbrick to Aaron Lewis Douglas property. ll0 .. Warren Realty aud Devel-
 opme nt company to War
 ren company land. w l International Land and
 Improvement company
 to A A Dudley Douglas
 property. .-........... SJo James A Finney to L D
 Mccartney Douglas prop tI-y. .-..- -..-....-.. oV l. D McCourtney to James
 A Finney Douglas prop l erty. 10 " Wallace ct ux and A Dudley to NJ McDon- al Douglas property .. l25 .. c W Ruth, trustee, to Cslu- met < Boston company "luct First National Bank of Douglas to A Finney Douglas property. " 10 Chas W Hull, Mary A Hull and Jos Colley to l W Wallace mines ~ 10 International Land and Improvement company to H F Banta Douglas property. .......-- International Land and Improvement company to E R Pirtle company Douglas property. w l150 John Casey ct ux to Dan Seed and Chas Flynn mines ip Warren dis bIiCt Rita William to Evsnge- line and Vim John Lem in Lowell property 200O F H Christy to John Rock mines in Tombstone dis
 
 tIlet. Frank H Fisher ct uI to Alfred D Plaw, land. =. 100 Chss H Howe to Henry c schwantes Douglas prop erty. lUvt G W Suits ct ux to Jay D Fox Douglas property. 500 s F McGuire ct ux to Jas A Finney Douglas prop erty. OUS Junction Development company to Junction Mining company mines in Warren district. ... l Elsle Toles to Mrs Annie B Hogan Bisbee prop eTty O. Chas H Howe to Henry c Schwam Douglas prop erty y....-...,---- ....- ioUU
 MORTGAGE U Bloomer to Bank of Douglas Willard W Samson ct uI to Bank of Douglas FM Peirronnet to Bank...of Doug las.
 HC Beumler and H E Dugan .et ux to r J Jordan ASSIGNMENT HoysI A Smith to Warren Realty < Dev Co
 Hoval A Smith to Warren Realty & Dev Co Hoval A Smith to Warren Realty 4 Dev Co
 sATIsFAcTIoS or MORTGAGE Miners & Merchants Bank to NJ J Brown Fl Cristini to Richard Whitlock | Arizona Truet & Banking Co to Sarah A Graham BILL OF SALE
 Aurella Sparks ct conj to Addie Green
 AGREEMENT LJOyerlock with s K Williams
 E. MORTGAGE
 James G Cowan ct ux to Bank c Douglas MORTGAGE
 NPolsou ct ux to W Wood
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE
 Vim Lsnge ct uI to Bank of Bis . bee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-25
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 Ln New York'S Fashion Glass


New York. Aug PA new ruche is of stiff linen of the finest plating which is an inch wide in the back and grad uates to almost nothing in front The roll shape ruche of crepe lisse, Is very dainty and looks well in every collar.
 The feather pin is a jewelry novelty which threatens to be as popular as the horseshoe and the swastika. A coral setting in the center of the quill is used with gold, and turquoise with silver.
 There is a new hair ornament of twisted purple velvet, wired, with clus- ters of black currents over the right ear and white over the left. This fruit is made of silvery tinsel and a few natural colored leaves are put with 1t.
 plain shirtwaist can become a dressy blouse with the addition of a jabot which fastens at the neck and is tucked in at the waist line,
 Sashes and bretelles can be made of narrow ribbons alternating with the same width of insertion and edged with tiny ruches of lace,
 Some of the newest sleeves are made with bewitching little puffs above the elbows. and cuffs fastening just below. Another cuff is of lace which reaches half way down the forearm.
 Necklaces with stones to match the gown are the latest craze. A slender gold chain with pear shape mother-or- pearl pendant is very popular and can be worn with any costume. Amethysts and topaz are more becoming to most