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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

J. d. Lyneh ct TX 10 illinois Central
railroad company c d, part of lot
81 in notheast quarter of section Is,
township II, range 1 $G34.14.
Charles Farrell ct ux to John L.
Hartley, s 4. city OF Cairo, Earrelrs
addition, lot I, block ?, 1925.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26
LABoRERs, NoTlcEl

There will be a meeting Of all class
IS OF laborers at Swoboda's hall, Eigf-
teenth and Poplar, Wednesday March
81 at $3.50 p. m. for the purpose OF
organizing a Federal Labor Union.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26
EVANGELIST Comma.

Rev Chester Birch. Of Winoaa,
Ind, an evangelist viii open a series
Of NEE ings at the Presbyterian
church beginning May 9Th 10 con
t.nue al least two weeks The Meth.
odist and other Gorge ogations viii
unite in the services.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

r. s Holcomb ct TX to VIM. Lampe
w d, northeast quarter of northeast
quarter. section Is, township IA,
range /. 5000
Catherine Wichert to Kate staple
ton W d. city Of Cairo. lots 3 and 10.
block 40. $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26
REALTY TRANSFERS
Recorded by Circuit Clerk Yesterday
Real Estate Business is
Active.

Charles Farrell ct NIX to Josh Rust
= ". d. city Of Cairo. FarreIl's sddi-
ton. lot 4. block 4. ti25.
John u. Thompson ct TX 10 Nm.
Lampe " d. roadway through south
aest quarter Of northeast quarter
section IS. township Il, range l. s..
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

one Chicago university professor
expresses the opinion that women sell
dom rise to any intellectual height
hut AZ a good many women probably
have formed the same opinion about
Chicago university professors, the
fight looks like draw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26
SOCIETY NEWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Butier.Williams.

The marriage Of John G.. Williams.
of Whiting Mo, and Miss Ida May
Butler of Marion, KY was solemniged
yesterday am rnoon by Judge A. Com
lngs In the pariors of the Planters
House at , O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26
NO MORE BUSTER
BROWN AND T|GE
FOR TIE MELVILLE 3. RAYMOND
AMUSEMENT co-JUooE But
Lea GRANTS INJUNCTION
AGAINST COMPANY.

Judge ". \. Buil r yesterday afe--
no granted temporary Injunction
for the plaintiff IN the case Of Ricl-
ard r Oficaalt and John Letter Ts.
the Melville b. Raymond Amusement
company. which viii have the effect -
RESTRAIN the lst.r company from pro
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


Herbert c. Gupton and Mary Thorn
as both OF Kirbyton, Ky.
John b. Williams, OF Whiting, Mo-.
and Ida May Butler, Of Marion, ny
Frank Conner and Susan Brlce both
of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

Mrs. ]. S. Aisthorpe viii leave TO-
day for Chicago where she VIII me
her daughters, Misses Hazel aao
Gladys. who are expected TO arrive
there tomorrow from Fond du Lac
Wis. whete Miss Hazel has been
VISITING ner sister al Grafton HalI
Seminary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

The ". c. r. T. will hold sale OF
cookery. caned fruits, jelly preserves,
etc, at Mr.. James Oh ney's hook store
on Eighth street Saturday March
Goth
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

Benz. Givens, Of the Moss Tie Co..
ST. Lo,iis, was here on business yes
terday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26
Observation-Disclosures
l||PERsONAL NOTES |
( ysSSssSsssssssyssssssss
81. A r, Haynes has returned
8a visit at ST. Louic.

X'I 3f N 1f
81. A r Haynes has returned
N 4 y visit at 81. Louie.
Y MI Malcolm Wells, Of Poplar
NJ Is quite III at her bone.
EA. Marchildon, Of Thebes, was
u ne city on business yesterday.
4 Hss Christina Etz. Of Nineteenth
III who has been IN IL improving
an Snsanka, manager of the Rol-
2inls has gone 70 Chicago on BUSH
and Mrs. Albert n Staehla
10 st. Louis last night for a
n visit.
rs. c. b. Malone. who conducts the
n at Olive Branch, was In the city
Nping yesterday.
llliam Childers, superintendent Of
county farm was in the city on
mess yesterday.
III. and Mrs. Walter Stout, Of The
aiday, went to ST. Louis last night
pend d few days.
i ID. Hodges, agent for the Mobile
ohio railroad at Hodges Park. was
The city yesterday.
hief deputy II. s. Marshal q. r,
iis III Danville, was IN the city
ferday on business.
Il. E. j. Cause. of Unity. is here
snding the regular meeting Of the
I'd of county commissioners
II. and Mrs. John I. Brown and
ghter Isabel returned yesterday
n Metropolis, where they visited
tiw s.
iss Lizzie Livlngs and grand
her. Mrs. Nj Smith left this MORN
B u visit friends and relatives at |
annapolis.
gorge Blanchard, who has been
guest hi his uncle, pr j. @. Blan |
Ia, has returned to his home IN
II Springs,
RS. r. G. Pace has arrived from
On City, Tenn, where she spent !
winter and is the guest of her
ghteg, Mrs. Albert Lewis.
+. Herman paepcke, of Chicago, |
'iaent of the Chicago Mill and |
lber company is in the city on
ness connected with the local |
II.
+rothers SMITH of Chicago, fer |
IL Of this city. has returned to
d 10 reside and has resumed his |
Ter position In the freight Office |
he Big Four railroad.
rot Parks. principal Of the Douglas |
,ol, will play violin solo at the !
mencement exercises OF the Pu-
j county schools TO be held al
nd City next Saturday evening
I. B. n. Thistlewood will play the |
d accompaniment.
lchard e. Powers left last night |
Chicago to attend the funeral of
= uunsuunnuunnnsuunGun.
~ ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

Travelling Freight Agent Conner OF
the Frisco, was in the city yesterday,
coming down from Paducah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

Daniel Y. Mcnonough, member q
the legislature
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

Richard Z. Powers left last night
+ Chicago to attend the funeral of
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

Prof Parks. principal Of the Douglas
shool, will play a violin solo at the
announcement exercises OF the Pu-
SKI county schools TO be held at
onnd City next Saturday evening.
Hrs. b. n. Thistlewood will play the
an0 accompaniment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26
If You Don't Get Good Cigars
NolU, It's Your Own Fault

All you have to do is to stand up like and ask the
dealer for cigars identified by the Triangle A. the box
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-26

Strothers Smita of Chicago, fer
sly of this city. has returned to
siro 10 reside and has resumed his
inner position In the freight Office
the Big Four railroad.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04
U. 8 ATTORNEY IN NEW MEXICO
RESIGNS.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Nov. 90
President Roosevelt mas accepted the
resignation Of Major W. II. II. LEW.
ellyn as United States district attorney
for this Territory, or account OF
charges which have been preferre
against him, and has appointed Captain
David j. Leahy of Las Vegas in nj
stead. Major Llewel!yn, IL is al.
nourced, has been transferred "a
special work in the department Of ju,
ticc.
Llewellyn's resignation follows n
long fight which has been made upon
him by certain politicians, and his mt.
tcrances concerning the government ,.
special agents who have been in New
Mexico for some time investigating
coal land frauds.
Morgan o. Llcwellyn, son OF MAJOR
Llewellyn, will resign as surveyor gen
eral Of New Mexico, about the first o.
the year, and will enter his father
law Office Mt Las Cruces, n. NJ. Hi
successor has not yet been selected.
Solicitor General Henry NJ. Hoyt ha:
left Washington for New Mexico, a,
companying Governor Curry. who wa,
here for some days. The solicitor gen
eral, il is announced, will investig A.,
the charges that have been fled agains
Major Llewellyn as United States at
torney. He will also look into the
pending coal land frauds and otnc,
land cases in this Territory and will
make a full report TO the President.
None Of the New Mexicars i,
Washington vita Curry would dis
cuss the charges against Major Llew
ellyn, or the causes leading to his res
ignation and that Of his son. Ormsb,
McHarg, special attorney In the de
partment Of justice, who has Ia,
charge Of the land investigations u
New Mexico, and who was recalled
short time ago, will return to ,Nev
Mexico at once.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04
COMPANY GREATLY ELATEl
OVER SHOWING.

wICKENBURG, Ariz., Nov. %. 49,
Especial Correspondence Of the Jour.
nal Miner.)-It is reported, on good
authority, that the management Of
the Interior mine IL highly clated over
the showing in that property on the
300. foot level, where drifting is now in
progress, and where the ore body is
larger and richer than that found on
the lower levels. Thousands Of tons
Of ore are said TO be blocked out in
the 200.foot level, enough to keep the
mill running for two or three years.
The Hite property, formerly known
as the King Solomon group, is TO b.
equipped with mill early next year,
according to n member Of the company,
speaking with your correspondent.
Manager Rice has been waiting until
the 50o.foot level was passed, in order
to see what kind Of plant would be
best suited for permanent work, ms no
change in the character of the ore is
expected below this level. The ledge
has proven uniform all the way down.
A tunnel has been driven in on ne
ledge, 1000 feet, which taps the shaft
at the 100foot level, and drift has
been run on the 200foot level for $50
feet. The ore averages ell per ton.
The vulturc Peak Copper company is
being formed TO take over n group OF
claims in the Vulture district owned
by Byron Smith, well known Yava.
pal county prospector and operator,
and work will be pushed on the claims
this winter, with the intention OF get.
ting the property in shape for large
operations, ms excellent prospects are
said TO exist there for mine. Sew.
eral shallow shafts and open cuts on
the property expose to view ore II
more or less richness. The ledge Il
now being explored.
What is considered by the manage
ment Of the Consolidated Union Grant
as being a most fortunate discovery, /,
the large body Of sulphide ore opened
up some days ago, an account Of which
appeared in the Journal. Miner at III,
time. To your correspondent a mem
Der of the company here this week, de
clared the body was proving all tina
could be expected, and that 1t woul'
undoubtedly have the effect Of reju
venating this somewhat duh camp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04
9OPHERIN0 GIVING WAY TO
DEEP MINING.

MORENCI, Ariz, Nov CO. Ship.
ments are still being made with clock
like regularity from the Bacon Il Ian
german group OF claims southeast 81
Morenci, which the owners are rsaliz-
ing n very neat profit on. and reports
coming from the mine indicate that
the ore bodies are improving with depth
and showing no danger Of giving out.
This il the first time In the history Of
the camp that this particular district
has been systematically worked. and
the results are opening the eyes Of
everybody. II is true that much pros.
peeting and gophering has been done
for many years past, and while occas-
ional finds Of excellent character were
reported, never before has any one fol
lowed up the find sufficiently 10 know
it's extent and value. Ferber and III"
Campbells are working in the imme-
date vicinity Of the strike, aud will
soon be shipping from their group also
Their ore il not so high in silver, but
carries excellent gold values. II the
works holds out, IL IL not at all unlikely
that in few years there will be m
other fsr-sized camp established In
J that vicinity.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04
SAYS CONDITIONS NOT AS BAD
AS REPORTED.
(rrom Thursdays Daily


Governor Kibbey, who visited Globe,
recently, has returned to Phoenix, and
in speaking Of conditions in the south.
ern part Of the Territory, said:
"The situation in Globe is not as
embarrassing as one might be led to
expect from the many reports In CIR.
culation. There has been a trimming
down Of payrolls, quite number of
men having been discharged by the
larger companies, which are economic
ing in every possible way, and at the
same time somewhat limiting their op.
erations until conditions throughout
the country improve. Nevertheless, the
large companies continue to operate,
and most of the smaller development
enterprises are going along as usual.
The financial condition is also more en-.
couraging than was feared, as every.
body knows Globe has been the 'har1-
est hit of any town in Arizona, two
of her national banks having succumb.
ed, temporarily, to the eastern infu.
cnees that have affected the entire
country"
The governor said, however, that he
was quite sure one Of the banks would
pay its indebtedness dollar for dol
lar. and there is strong reason to hope
that both Of them will be able to do
so. Auditor John II. Page Is there
merely at the request Of the comptroller
Of the currency, as his representative,
temporarily, though not as Territor-
ial official, the Territory having moth
ing to do with national banks.
Though the enthusiastic "boom" at
mosphcre of few months ago has been
considerably cloudcd the town is still a
good one and lots of business is being
done.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04
IDENTIFY SHELTON AS REMAINS
OF HATTIE KNOX.
(From Wednesday, Daily

Ddhyb
The bleaching bones Of the female
body, found Monday, in Lonesome Val
ley, one mile east of Yaeger station,
were identified yesterday as the re-
mains Of Hattie Knox, by Justice Of
the Peace Francis, and some of the
members Of the coroncr's jury, who
again viewed the remains AMI made a
close search Of the vicinity in which
the skeleton was found.
The Identification was made through
the false teeth taken from the skelc.
tons skull, Monday, the teeth being
recognized as those which once adorn-
ed the mouth of the woman who wan
dered away from Humboldt while sup
posedly under the influence of some
drug.
In spite of the careful search made
by the justice and the coroner's jury,
not vcstige of raiment was found,
and IL is supposed the woman, after
leaving Humboldt, disrobed herself and
wandered, nude, until she fell, exhaus,.
ed, TO die.
Justice Francis notified Supervisor
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04
SANTA FE SECURES INTEREST IN
DEL RIO SPRINGS.
tFrom Wednesday, Daily

NfToU NtuntSudys Ddllyb
Deeds transferring the title to the
Snow and Shivers ranches at Del Rio,
from the Del Rio Smeltsr company to
the Santa Fe Land Improvement com.
pany, subsidiary of the Santa Fa
Railroad company, were recorded in
the county recorders office, Monday.
The ranches carry the title to one.
half the water Of the Del Rio Springs
the source of water supply for the city
Of Prescott, which owns the other half
The springs are the source Of the
Verde river. They contain the larges.
water supply within easy reach Of rail.
road communication in northern Ari-
zona. The flow is estimated Mt over
100000 gallons n day.
In the dry seasons of the past few
years, the Santa Fe railroad was com.
PEELED to rely on its water supply
through the city's pumping plant. A
regular water train was run daily be
WV" ~ H'' "u' heu ToIh, anu IL IL
said the city derived monthly revenues
as high as $1,000 form the water furn.
ished the railroad. This income, il is
stated, was the cause Of starting ne.
gotiations for the purchase of the half
interest in tine water by the railroa1
company, which resulted in the pur.
chase Of the property FOR the smcltcr
company.
1t is not believed either the Santa
F'e nor the land company will install a
pumping plant this year at Del Rio, rs
the ponds used for n water supply
along the main line will soon be filed
by the winter SHOWS and rains. II is
thought, however, that "A pumping
plant will be installed before the dry
season Of 1908 arrives.
The water is the purest in the Ter.
ritory. II is as desirable for boiler as
for domestic use on account of the
absence Of alkali.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04

road to wealth, and his many friends.
On July 2, 1901, occurred the last
exciting episode in his rugged life. He
was seated upon the porch of the Rod
gers 4 wingGcld store, in Camp VERDI.
Suddenly there sounded shots on the
inside of the store, and X. NJ. Rodgers
and Clint Wiugfcld fell dead, shot
down by an assassin. Boyd arose, and,
meeting the murderer coming ou.,
armed with sixshooter, started to
grapplc with him, despite the Cap
tain's advanced age. The assassin or.
dered Boyd TO leave the place Mt once,
or he would also he killed. Needless
Of the warning, Captain Boyd con.
tinued to advance, and was shot in the
thigh by the desperate, who then made
his escape from the store.
The deceased pioneer was native
Of Sligo county, ireland, and was SO
years old at the time of his death. In
his younger days he was n man of mag.
nifcent physique, which stood him well
in hand in the many hardships he I'M
derwcnt in his search for the precious
metals. He was unmarried, and no
known relatives survive him in this
part Of the world.
Documents were found on his per.
son, after death, indicating he was n
member of Occidental Lodge, +. s A.
NJ, of San Francisco. His remains were
taken in charge by the Maus & Shan.
non undertaking parlors, 70 be held
pending funeral arrangements.
Macedonia Escobar Dead.
After an illness of two months, Mac.
donio Escobar died in the Mercy hes.
pital, yesterday morning, ut 4.3O
o'clock. lie was aged about 80 years
and n native Of Mexico. No immediate
relatives survive MIN in this section.
His family resides in Guadala.iara,
Mexico. Previous to mis- illness ne was
employed for some time as a section
hand on the $. r.. =. g. =. RAILROAD.
His remains were taken in charg, by
the Maus & shannon undertaking es.
Enlistment to be prepared for burial.
Sinner Funeral.
The remains Of q. n. Sinner were
laid to rest in the Citizens cemetery,
yesterday afternoon, at 9 o'clock. The
funeral was under the direction of
Maus 4 Shannon, undcrtakers.
Smith Laid to Rest.
The funeral of Isaac Newton Smith
took place at 4 o'clock, yesterday af
ternoon, from the undertaking parlors
Of Maus 4 Shannon. Interment was
had in the Citizens cemetery.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT
OF A RECEIVER.
tFrom Wednesday, Daily

In the district court, yesterday, At.
iorney r. q. Norris, representing Rom.
eyn Berry, New York creditor of the
Arizona Smelling company, capitalized
for sl7,50o,o0o and operating the Hum.
boldt plant, filed application for the
appointment of J. Kearney Rice as re.
ceiver for the company.
Attorney Norris, who is also the lie.
gal representative of the Arizona
Smelling company here. stated the
company would not oppose the appli
cation or appointment Of Mr.. Rice, who
has already been appointed receiver by
the New Jersey courts for the CON.
pany.
the application for a receiver, fled
here, is but formal move. in order 10
put the receiver appointed in New Jcr
sey in possession of the company
smelling plant and other property n,
Humboldt. Mr.. Rice was also appoint.
cd receiver by the New York courts, in
order to take possession Of the com
pany's Office and contents, in New
York City.
Attorney Norris was Of the opinion
that there would he a reorganization
Of the company brought about. rather
than an adjudication In bankruptcy
adding, however, that IL it was found
impossible for the company to dis
charge it's obligations. it would nm.
doubtedly be declared bankrupt. He
thought, though, that the company, Il
the reorganization is affected, will be
able to pay its indebtedness and re.
sumo operations in the not distant flu
ture.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04
FURRY HURT NEW MEXICO.
From Wednesdays Daily


John III. Morrison, who arrived home
yesterday from Hillsboro. y. NJ, says
that all of the mines in that section
Of the sister Territory are now idle,
with the exception Of n few small
ones. The cause Of the shut down he
attributes to the strained conditions
Of the eastern money market.
Mr.. Morrison was master mechanic
ut the Snake mine and mill.
"Thc mill was almost ready to start
on steady run" he said, "wbcn tho
crisis came. II appears that the
furry hurt New Mexico great deal
more than IL did Arizona"
Mr. Morrison has been absent If
teen months lie has no intention Of
returning there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04
Smith Laid to Rest.

The funeral of Isaac Newton Smith
took place at O'Clock, yesterday af-
tcrnoon, from the undertaking parlors
Of Maus 4 Shannon. Interment was
had in the Citizens cemetery.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04

seen. Searching parties were organ.
lied and the entire valley and neigh
boring mountains and canyons secured
for several days in quest of her, but
without success.
She leaves no known relatives here
and nothing Is known Of ner previous
history. She was known IN Humboldt
and Prescott as very charitable wo.
man, and oftentimes, it is said, she
gave her last dollar to relieve the
hunger of those in need.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04
PLEAD GUILTY TO
CHAR0ES.
tFrom Wednesdays Daily

Nrt'Hi wednesday Da1lyD
In the district court, yesterday, three
ALLEGED thieves, indicted by the grand
jury on second degree burglary
charges, withdrew their pleas of not
guilty and plead guilty, one was con.
victed Of forgery and the ease Of two
others indicted for burglary in the
second degree, was referred to the
next grand jury.
James Dcvine and Joseph Barrett
plead guilty to burglary in the second
degree. They were charged with steal.
ing wearing apparel from the store of
ID. Levy & Co., last October, and also
with the theft Of shotgun from the
Hill hardware store. Both burglaries
were daylight jobs.
j. u. Pierce, who was caught in the
act Of stealing three pairs Of panta.
looms from Ed Block $ store, November
I, also plead guilty to a charge Of
burglary in the second degree.
Francisco Diaz, who entered a plea
of not guilty to a forgery charge, was
tried by jury, and verdict of guilty
rendered. Diaz forged an order on
the T. +. Miller company Of Jerome
in the sum of $40, May 90, and on May
90 forged second order in the amount
Of a..
The court set Friday as the date
for sentencing the prisoners.
After the introduction of testimony
for the Territory in the case Of Anton
Toncac and Paul Clipper, indicted
jointly on the charge Of burglary, the
defendants were rcmanded TO Jail to
await the action Of the next grand
jury, a variance in the Indictment AMI
testimony being shown. Tonsac and
Clipper were charged with burglarizing
store room belonging to wingfeld 4
Wells, in Humboldt The evidence
showed they robbed room in build
ing in the rear Of wingfeld & Wells ,
saloon Of a large amount Of bedding
and carpets. They were released IN
bail last evening.
At $3.50 o'clock this morning the
case Of the Territory VS.. John Scott
will be called. Scott was in licted by
the last grand jury on the charge Of
assault with a deadly weapon. lie Is
charged with threatening the life Of
Jack Wilson with n Winchester rifle,
in the Verde Valley, August 22.
The case of James Evans, colored,
follows on the docket. An indictme, ut
was returned against Evans by the last
grand jury, charging him with assault
with deadly weapon. Evans is al
legged to have inserted the blade Of a
pocket knife in the side Of Mrs. Tom
King, colored, May n, at house on
Granite street occupied jointly by
Evans and King and their wives. At
ter the alleged assault Evans showed
unusual sprinting ability in an inef'
fectual attempt to get beyond the
range of an automatic shotgun in the
hands of Mrs. Kings rate husband.
The rear portion Of Evans anatomy
was peppcrcd from head to heels with
birdshot, so badly that IT occupied
several hours of n physician time %
remove the leaden pellets.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-04

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