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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17

q Nothing could be move truly or avs
tisticaiiy beautiful In the sway os a
Christmas pu blicatlon Than enothey
Tie Bell Book and stationery compalig.
iTbisTls pHolland Sketches" by EdWafda
7Pentiald, which from cover deslgn 70
;hnish ii a charm to the eye an q q DC.
III al 'dona in color. and are so full 81
life and interest that one nuts tfsln
away feluetantly. Text and pictures
match v ogoYshly' tlls o as = b
seems little, indeed, h tos3 such IA rarely
b aptifuls example al the artists au-
ith6F's and hook:maker's art, FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Where
Arc They All
Going?

To our special PIANO SALE,
and they will have to hurry, as
we are offering only few at
these prices for this week only.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17


gTs IT. TIE R,eana hs4fs
Story Of Sir Launcelot and His Con1-
5panions," by Howard Pyle. has made
Its appearance ON The Reviewers table.
Ut Is bound IN brown linen covers. with
an en,b9lazsoIg;y Of SCARLET U and Eola,
rstlqps auitssn keeping sn with the spirit
The book sells for $3.50 nets nd Mr..
pyle says In his foreword: So here
followath "a further history Of Sir
Laincelot Of the Lake and the nara
tive 81 several Of the notable adv.et,-
lures that he performed at this time
OF his life. ST 81. Hi N .54 555s
.yvherefore ifSit viii please You to
read that which Is hereinafter set
forth, YOU will be told of how after
ward sip Launcslot was welded to
Lady Elaine the Fair and how OF that
union was born the child Gnlahaa,
whom the world stnpweth to be the
flower Of ehivalry." s--,yyS
The book Is tile third In Mr., Pyle g
series Of hooks coneern! 6, the history y
knights OF his COURT and of the Round
Table.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Fred CarIevatO
 Passes Away

Fred Carievsto, an old and respect ed pioneer of Tom bstone, died at his home this morning after lingering illness of many months duration.
 The deceased had been resident Of Tombstone since 1880. during which time he acquired large property in terests here and Aas generally esteemed for his many good traits, his circle of friends including all who knew him. A year or so ago he was stricken Sc yerely with pneumonia, which deyel- l oped into heart trouble and general debility, which kept him practically bedriiden. He bore his sui ring great iortitude and hopeiulness, but nature claimed recognition and he was obliged to answer tine final sum mons
 The deceased was an honored mem Der of the |. 0. R. NJ and K of P. being a me nher of the latter order fol over 30 years, and under whose aus pices the funeral will be had.
 The deceased leaves daughter re siding at San Francisco, who has beei advised of the death of her father. The funeral arrangements have no been announced, pending sdyices Iron his daughter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03

Volying quiet title to the Climax mine which is regarded as a most Valuable copper property. The case was enti- tied Wm. Deckersw vs II. J. Clifford ct al. Picket. X Bowman represented the plaintiff and Francis Hartman the defendants After lengthy srgu- uents the case was decided in favor of the plaintiff, wLo was original To. cstor and prior claimant.
 In the case of Barrow vs Post ct a |, judgment was given plaintiff and de- cree Of foreclosure granted.
 In the habeas corpus proceedings of James Mutton, previously committed from the justice court at Lowell, the motion was denied and prisoner re- manded to the custody of the sheriff
 No grand jury report has thus is been filed, although it is understood that A partial report on cases thus ia investigated will be made tonight.
 A number of cases are being set 10 hearing during next week lt Is un derstood that court will toe at reces fer A week during the territorial fail sitter which s continuous session is l sight until after the holidays.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Is After the Big
 Arizona CattIemen

Clifford Pinchot, chief forester Of the United States, who has frequently been described as President Roose. velt's wsrmest personal friend, vas the guest of hoDo< at an informal banquet given at Tucson Tuesday eve- ming. During the banquet speech he said that the government policy was and would continue to be, in favor Of settling as rapidly as possible the government lands Even where the water supp } had been taken up by the big cattlemen and was no more than sufficient for the use of their stock, he declared the government policy advocated the advent of the small cattlemen, though it obliged the big cattleman to reduce his herd to make way for the new neighbor. 'I would rather see ten cattlemen in Arizona with herds of 100 cattle than one cattleman with s herd of 1000 cattle. That is definitely the policy of the government" said NIT. Pnchot. "It is our policy 10 encourage the coming Of the small settler"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l

West vs West: continued for further evidence.
 Territory vs Pablo Soto; enters plea of not guilty.
 Territory vs Pedro Pena; having pleaded guilty to burglary in second degree was sentenced to two years at Yuma.
 Territory vs Francisco Padilla; hay- ing pleaded guilty to grand larceny was sentenced to three years at Yuma
 Territory vs Ramon Rodriguez; en. ters plea Of not guilty
 Cochise County vs Peoples Water Co, involving franchise at Benson ; argument had on demurrer, which was sustained and plaintiff granted leave to amend complaint,
 Gibson ct al vs Mass ct al, invoIv. ing stock; judgment for defendants for costs,
 The grand jury will file another partial report tonight or tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Southern Pacific
 CurtaiIing Expenses

According to present plans the usSouthern Pacific rock crusher winch Is in operation at stein's Pass will be closed down at the end of the week.
 There are I25 men employed at the rock crushing plant and the brushed material !s used Tor ballast along the southern Pacific line. Hundreds oi tons of crushed rock were shipped from this crusher to Yuma for use ir building a dam to close the Colorado river
 The closing of the crusher will bt in line with the policy oi the South ern Pacific in curtailing its construc tion operations as much ss possible a present, owing to the tightness of th' eastern money market.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Beveridge Will Fight
 Single Statehood Bill

The Albuquerque Daily Journal says that letter has been received from United states Senator Joseph Benson Foraker, in which the senator makes some reference to the state hood question. Senator FOraker. a. all New Mexico and Arizona know was the leader of the anti-joint state fight, and since it's defeat has repeat edly expressed himself in favor of sin gle statehood for New Mexico, A. well Ss for Arizona. Tn his most recent letter, however, according to reiial le information, senator Foraker does not find much hope in the situation ior New Mexico AS far A the next session of congress is concerned. Senator Beveridge, the champion of tine joint state cause, will continue his fight against separate statehood and that this fight will kill the bill. This, fol. lowing President Roosevelt's express. icn to Senator Flint of California last week, that there was small prospect of action on statehood at the next congress serves tc throw larse-slzed dose of Encouragement into the -itu- ation. New Mexico, however, is ac. cu.tomed to and will go on hoping for the best
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Youthful HaIIowe en
 Franks In Evidence

hallowe en occurred last night and
 the Tombstone youth, full Of mis.
 chievousness, was in evidence in plenty. Many telephone poles were decorated with gates, buggy wheels, signs, etc. Every movable article in many front and back yar!s were transferred to other sections of town and strange things substituted. Several private residences were made Chinese laundry headquarters, accord ing to signs moved from Chinatown, and attorney shingles" and business house announcements found repose in many odd places when old Sol appear. ed this morning. While Judge Me Farland still holds court at his &C., customed place, his sign is missing. The judicial temper of the court has been ruffled and doubtless the culprit, who is guilty, ii before him would see "signs" of the full limit of A grand larceny sentence. Ed Nevin is doing detective work to locate a missing buggy, and others are out on a hunt Tor their belongings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Mining Application
 No. BIO.
United States Land Othce.

United States Land CtEce, Pho-nlx s-izona. 1 Ocfober zs, 1907 1 Notice $ hereby given thE, rhozas P. Co~en, oi lcmbsIcEr. CUch.se c unty Arizona 1 Territory has uIace application for patent 10 | the S.dir Lode. l he saIte No Lode and the GrenaoIer Lode, Ainarsi Survey No 24os. sit laied m lo~nship I5 south, Range aS Eas, 1 CnsurSeyed, IurquOIse Mining District Cochise county. ATIzons erTItorv, the sad claims be- ing described as follows to-wlt:
 SADIE LODE Beginning at corner No the \ " corner Of tne claim. whence U $ Min rrd. Monument No T Turquoise district bears north 50 degrees ++ minutes west 42J2 feet: thence north 7o degrees 40 minutes eas, sob feet to corner No 2; thence south 10 degrees ss mIn~.eS east I5o2 2 feet 10 corner No 3; thence south 70 degrees 70 minutes west 600 feet to corner No 4; thence north B degrees 20 min. utes west 1900 feet L. corner No the place of beginning. containing IS.42 acres.
 SADIE NO. LODE-Beginniug at corner No I. me noIth"est corner oi ,ie claim whence. U MIneTa! Mouunent Turquoise District 5eaTs north $ degrees +gH minutes west s7so.z ieet' thence north 1c degrees 70 minutes east ooo feet to co ner No 2; thence south Ia degrees 20 minutes east G27S feet 10 corner No a. thence south 7o degrees 70 minutes west eos, Feet 10 corner No 4; thence north B degrees zo minutes west 1878. feet 10 corner No the Ss NS--ee1.aAaA-S AL-51~ aCGtS
 GNkNADlER LODE Beginning al corner No T, the northwest corner of the claim, whence U Mineral Monumen. TmquoiS distric, bears north 77 degrees 70 minutes vest 48sIs feet. itence north 70 cegrees and 10 minutes east boo feet 10 corner No 2. thence south 20 degrees A minutes east I5o3.4 feet 10 ocmer No a: hence south 70 degrees 70 mi utes west 6Ia eet 10 corner No 4. thence north 20 degrees r8 minutes west I5OO feet 10 corner No I. he 'ace oi begrnlng, containing 20. o6s acres.
 The Sadie location IS tcOrded in Book Is of he Records oi Mines at page So in the otice of he Recorder Of Ccchise county Territory of Auzona; the Sadie No ? location is recorde, in he same otfics in the same book al page 100 nd the Grrnadier is IecorGed in the same oflce T the same book at page se.
 The adjoining claimants are: Gu the Nor,p le Queen oi the Hlil lode. unsurveyed. P B varnekros claimant: aud the Portland lode 1hoEas r. CoWen Martin Costello 1d John Geeson. claim ants; on the south bx Is Pearce lode, unSuryeyed, claimant un known a the west by the Tip Top and lip Ion No des. Survey No 1903.
 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD.
 Register. iCKETT & BOWMAN Attorney, a
 Claimant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Are To Pension
 All Aged Printers

i Along the line Of meritori,us con.
 captions and achievements of the
 International Typographical Union
 none occupies higher plane than the prnp ,sitIon to pension superannuated
 members of the craft, which was adop- ted by the recent convention of the
 union, and submitted for mem bership
 vote. Almshouses, infirmat, ries and
 kindred institutions may be filled witt
 humanity whose circumstances during life, either through prodigality or mis- fortune, have prevented the saving of pennies for the proverbial rainy day" but the International Typographical Union will have none of these for in addition to its Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs, it is seriously considering the possibilities Cf an in ternational scheme that will enable it to place in independent circumstances those of Its membership who have run life's race with no financial advantage to themselves, and who are, for family or other reasons, unable to take al vantage of the adequate provisions of its haven of rest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Wood Alcohol
 Kills Hoboes

A wood alcohol drink fest among hobOes at Msricopa during Wednes- day night has resulted in four deaths and other eases of sickness ard how many more are affected may never be known. A freight car was bru ken in to and robbed Uf five gallon can, the thieves believing 1t was gi It was taken 10 tie esquite brush nearby and adIed out promisco sly to hnboes and Indians. 1.-the latter are among the victims the fact is not yet proved and they must have fled to the reserya- ton No dead ones are at the sta- ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Dan Patch" to
 Race at Phoenix

The great horse, Dan Patch will be driven an exhibition mile at the territorial fair on the opening day, Monday, November IT. "D.n Patch '' is the most noted horse alive today, holding the worlds record in harness racing and in exhibitions has a record ofl:55 The eastern tracks have not been favorable for fast time this sea son by the reason cf almost constant rains, and Mir. Savage, the owner of this wonderiu. horse, knowing of this excellent track and favorable climatic conditions, has agreed to triug him 10 Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
An Easy Feeling
 Pervades the Air

Mining men are already feeling ju bilaut over the raise in the price Ui copper. The prediction is free y heard on the streets here that there will be a steady increase in the price of the metal and with the advance in price there will oe resumption of develop ment again on properties all over the country.
 "Tbe pri,e of copper is mounting steadily and am confident that 1t will go up until it reaches some figure between Is and IS cant-, remarked one mining man here today. "The advance of one and one-quarter cents in two days IS not at all d and it oilI servs to give renewed confiden to owners of properties which have been but temporarily closed down."
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Sliding Scale in
 Effect in Montana

A Butte, Montana. dispatch says
 "rhe miners union and smelte'- mems urion have received notices from the Amalgsmated Copper and other mining companies that the old scale of wages in force before the agreement on the sliding scale was made, will be renewed November l, in compliance with contract entered into by the companies and labor unions of Butte |. The reduction will be from four to three and a halt dollars day. The unions issued statement some time ago that they will abide by the con- tract made with the mine owners"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
Returns After
 Twenty-0ne Years

William B Ashley, who roamed the foothills of the Mule mountains in the vicinity of Tom1itpue daring the early sos, arrived today after an ab sence Of twenty-one years. Mir. Ashle is delighted to once again be on the scene of his bnyhood days, where he can greet not few of Eis class who shared equally and willingly n all the devilment that Bill could conc e The lapse oi Time furnishes t- nity for the 'oirles that hoy i- heIr II; We hope so at letst. for the W-lt I eagerly shared with Bill Ashley in any and ali schemes that his fertile imag- ination conceived. We forgive hIm, as others have forgiven us
 Since leaving Tombstone the world
 has been generous with MT. Ashley
 his successes Tn life having come tC
 him mainly through his own exer-
 tions. Always student. his closC
 application to his studies has fitted
 him to successfully cope with tn,
 mechanical and business world, snc
 as a consequence his knowledge 0
 modern mechanical devices Is at
 premium. For some time Mr. Ashle,
 has held tae position ct ccnsc!:in
 engineer in charge of the eiectri
 works at Redordo. California, said [
 be the largest electric plant in tn ! west, fl not in the world This plan ] 1 supplies Los Angeles, B miles dis
 taut, with all of the city's manuisc
 turing md other power, besides suE ! plying numerous other CalIiorni ] points.
 h MT. Ashley came direct from Cal T fornia to Bisbee, where he had bee - protfered She lucrative position ( . master mechanic orthe Copper Quee c n-olidated Mining Go. Althoug e the Inducements held out were su l. fciently remunerat.ve, after loOkit l. the conditions over he declined to a | cept, preierring to indulge his lami II in California home, to duplica le which at the big copper camp won t be impossible
 ,r But MT. Ashley has n undying fai D in Arizona in general ard Tombsto 1r and Cochi-e county in particuli [ Being converssnt with OUT wondeTi It possibilities, and keeping cic at watch of our progress, he prediC l. wonderful strides in our mater .- growth heuceior~ard He beliey Tom b-tOne 70 have a great future. a,
 h pes that ,nditions will soon cor ~ about that will warrant him Tn aga St making this city his home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30

TUESDAY, O'IObEk o'
 The following eases were heard in the district court today: Lucero ys r.. P. < :. w, dismissed.
 Lopozich ys J. F White, on injunc- ticn preventing sale of property. Plaintiff allowed 10 amend complaint. Wilcox ys Cochise county, lee case. Motion of district attorney for new trial denied, and notice of appeal giy- en.
 Territory and City oi Bisbee ys Rcbt Arborn, set for Nov ?.
 In the matter of application of James Mutton for writ of heshss corpus, continued.
 James Demanss vs Juha Demanas, decree granted.
 Mary P Barrow vs Howard 0. Post ct al, case on trial.
 DISMISSED.
 The following cases were dismissed today upon call of the calendar:
 Manz vs Edwards ct al debt
 Sax vs Kelly ct al; libel
 Boone ys Boone; divorce
 Harner vs Harner; divorce Boardman Co. vs 0ryheum c: al; debt
 Tovres vs O'Brien; debt
 Huachuca Water Co. vs Holcomb; ; debt
 JURY CASES
 In the following cases jury trials have been demanded and date of hear ing has not yet been set;
 Cummings vs Clifford, ct al; quiet title
 Taylor vs E P & : W Ianages Johnson & Co. vs McGowsn; deDt Hssselgreen vs Mcdonald; reYleyin Nye vs Peoples ct al; debt
 Cochise County vs Hansen ct ai; condemnation
 Braziel ct al ys Cit, of Bisbee; dam. ages
 Hoffman vs Cons llidated Printing Co; damages
 RouchettI V S1-soe; damages Mclaughlin & Kinsey vs Luts Man ufacturing C debt
 In the matter Of assignment of Duey & Overlook for removal of as- -ignees, etc. On stipulation between counsel and on recommendation ef creditors meeting, the petition is dis Resignation of assignees ac- cepted and F. K. Harrington appoint ed assignee to fill vacancy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
0oings in the
 District Court
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2S

At the opening of court this morD- ! ing the members of the grand jury subpoenaed answered roll call. A number wer, excused for good and .ufiicien, reasons, and after special yenire was r,turned the grand jury now shows the following personnel: Fred c Hsgan John J Hiel F F Everhsrdy Jas F Kinney F R c Brien Edward Hotopp II Wien Jas II East Frank Ramsey O w Roberts Edward McGinnis Calvin Bass Ben Cook Joe Hood INV Etz PA Lofgreen J l. Mclaughlin II r Peoples i F \ Wolcott l. c Wilbur Gus Barron Grand Jurors kimbell, Pritchsrd, Castensds, Hull, O'Reilly and Lutley excused.
 FIR O'Bricn was appointed fore. man of the grand jury and MT. Rob. erts as bailitf.
 The. srraignment of prisoners in jail held to await the action of the grand jury was had, showing total O 43, tWo-thirds Of whom are Mesiesns The lineup gave the grand ny aI idea of the number of criminal case that will come up for their consider stiUn.
 Each defendant was asked fl coun sel to represent him had been em ployed, and in cases where no s,tor ney had Teen secured the court ap pointed member ot the bar Ove half the number of prisoners wer without legal representation.
 Francis Bucker vs Rose Bucker, di yorce; granted and s20 per month al imony allowed defendant for supper of children. Proyident Mutual Association ' McSpsrrin ct al; default entered.
 Lopolich ys McGawan; demure presented to mend complaint. an hearing continued. Slaughter ys Lutcsyich delanlt q tered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
From Fridays Daily.

Win. Ashley loft today for Los An geles after brief but pleasant stay at his old Tombstone home.
 According to information received in this city from Bisbee is to effect that the Denn-Ariz na and shattuck % Ariz ma ming companies prop critics at Bi-bee would close down today pending an advance in the copper market.
 Word was received in Tombstone today that the Fort Huachucs troops oi the f ith cavalry are n Wilcox to. ] day en roIte to F. Tt Hulchuca on : tneIr return march The line of march is Via Pcarce ard Tom bs,one to the fort The command will be at Pearce tomorrow and in Tombstone sunday. An opportunity will be af. ford, d the local baseball club to AT. range for Sunday game of ball. The
 local fans can put up good game, and
 1t Is to be hoped a match game will be
 arranged for With the soldier team.
 JR McBain, O Gray, Joe Boyle.
 Geo Bauman, >id Harris, NJ E Butler
 and Boss Davis were Tombstone yisi-
 tors today from Lowell in attendance , on court.
 ! Dr M D Johnson is in the city from ! Lowell as court witness.
 Swaglrr, : P Davis. NJ shays and Q U Deming are Douglas visitors to- Q day as witnesse. beforet the grand jury. FIX Martin of Dougla. is in the
 cit,.
 O A marriage liceuse was granted to. : day to Chas E Travis 10 wed Lucia
 C "k both Turner. n The Trmb.tone merry-go-raund , a, .e -hppe. here today after succes.fn
 t'ur Of the southern end of the terri .- try and "i!l go into winter quarters 'n The grand jury is diligently at worl
 and l. crowdiug its investigations a " rapidly as possible. The jury has eye he 70 cases 10 investigate besides othe he ca e which they m y see it to prob as into. l. is likely that this inqu;si = torial body will be in session abou 10 ten days
 TX District Attorney Bu,lard has star '' ed campaign against the red ligh
 district of Phoenix and solled dove ;n are hyins in every direction. u- The res dence of 0. Gibson WAS in scene of much merriment last eyenin rs, where Hallowe'en party given b ay the ladies of the Epworth League hel rr sway and true to traditional custor -i- the Halloween ghosts came back t He earth to join in the annual iestivitie. in Grim yi-agei pumpkins with ghostl ht smile, JackO lanterEs and uniau 1T. c Tor schemes dear to ghostdom wa |. in evidence The spirit olthe vetera
 ditch of Salem assisted i= forum
 telling and urcanny ghost storie.
 Reire-hn ents were ser.ed and alto
 gtther 8 most enjoyable evening wa
 had by the fifty UT more guests pres
 eut
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
R. R. Mileage Books
 Now On Sale

Mileage books are now m ssle, good oyer the Phoenix 6 Eastern, Arizona & Colorado, Gila Valley, Globe & Northern aud the Msricops & Ph oe nix. There is one mileage book of 8 1000 miles which cells for S35, or a. the rate of 3I cents Der mile. The 2O00 mile took calls for S6O, or at a rate Of 3 cents per mile. These books will be a great convenience for the travelling public and save the regular travellers considerable money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-03
The Death Of
 w. E. Gushing

Word has been received in Tomb stone of the death of ". E. Cushing at the old Copper Glance camp in the Huachuca mountains on Monday The deceased was wellknown in Tomb stone and hls many friends will. b. pained to learn of his demise He was 6 violinist oi exceptional ability. and a mschlnist whose services were always in demand. Gushing was a sufferer oi the dread disease, consump- tion, and during the past several months declined rapidly, until the Reaper claimed his reward. Deceased was buried in the Huachucas near the camp where he had spent several years during his residence iu Arizona