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The Coconino sun., 1907-03-14

tains, to hire and discharge men and was responsible for the business of the company in the fields.
 The above MT. Editor. is the evi- dence given by the seven witnesses who were summoned before the coroner's jury. Six of them being men who were on the premises at the time of the shooting, one of them, Rosenberger, being the man who killed Hochdertfer, and the seventh being the manager of the Coconino Cattle company. Now as to the statement printed above, and alleged to have come from Peter son, wherein Peterson says he heard Rosenberrger say, "You will get out when l get my gun" and Hoch- derffer replied; Not if -" and the shot drowned the remainder of the sentence to the nearer.
 In my office in Jerome today, March 4th, Peterson when shown that statement, said that he did not make any such statement. That what he did say was, that Jas. Bailey had told him that such con versation had taken place between Rosenberger and Hochderffcr. Jas. Bailey who was present in my office at the time this question was put to Peterson denied that he had said that the shot had drowned the remainder of the sentence by Hoch- dereffer when he had spoken the words, Not if l can---".
 During the conversation in my office referred to Peteson was asked by me if he would not have acted as Rosenberger had under the circum- stances and he replied most emphat- ically that he would have shot as Rosenberger did. He vas asked this question not only once but at least three times, and answered in the same language each time.
 The Gem further says that Hoch- derffer was shot in the back. That is either a deliberate falsehood given out by Peterson, or a mis- print. and we hope the latter. Hochderffer was shot in the left side. two or three inhces below the armpit. When the Coroner and Jury viewed the remains, the de- ceased was lying on his back with his left hand lying upon his breast, and in order to zee where the bullet had entered. the arm had to be raised. If you will demonstrate the position in which the arm must have been, you will readily see that, if Hochderffer had been shot in the back. the arm in that position would not have covered the wound
 Peterson further says that Hoch- derffer's gun was under his bed several feet away. Hochderffer' s bed was not in the room where the shooting occurred. it was in another building. But there was an un- occupied bunk in the room. Three or four witnesses swore that they saw Hochderffer's gun in the right hand and Rosenberger swears that when Hochderffer fell, he fell for ward on his face. Wounded as he was, it naturally followed that he let his gun fall from his hand and it just as naturally rolled under the bunk.
 In the Coconino Sun George Peterson is quoted as follows:
 George Peterson came from the Windmill yesterday. He was at the ranch at the time of the staying of Rock Hochderffer, and was the
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KILLING OF nOGHDfRffER
Continued from page l

thing, and the first he heard was Rosenberger telling Hochderffer that there was the door, Hoch- derffer replied "I cannot see the door" Rosenberger then said you will get out when l get my gun" Hochderffer replied, mot if l get mine first. !" Bailey then said that he immediately got out of the room and ran across the ranch yard to the stable, about 75 yards from the house, and that was all he knew about it, excepting that he knew that those people were unfriendly.
 Then the witnesses Cox, Stunkel, Black and Peterson were recalled to the stand by the coroner and asked if there was any such conver- sation took place between Rosen- berger and Hochderffer as that stat ed by Bailey that Rosenberger had said. You will get out when 1 get my gum" Hochderffer replying, Not if 1 get mine first" and each of the witnesses with the exception of Peterson said that they heard no such words pass between them Peterson saying he did not hear them say anything, almost em- phaticaliy testifying that no such words had passed between Rosen- berger and Hochdreffer. H. V. Rosenberger was then told by the coroner that he could go upon the stand and make a statement to the Jury or testify under oath; he said that he wished to go upon the stand under oath, and he then, under oath, made the following statement: He had discharged Hochderffer for reasons, they went to Jerome on the morning of the lst of February, 1907. that while in Jerome he had
 invited Hochderffer to go to supper and he went with him to supper; that latter in the evening he had asked Rock to have a drink with him that Rock refused. further than that there was no trouble while in Jerome. On the End they returned to the ranch, that while there Rock had entirely ignored him and in other ways shown that he had feel ings of enmity; that it was rain ing that afternoon, or he would then have told Rock that he must leave the ranch. but not wishing to turn him out into the rain he let him remain during the night. The next morning while he and Ernest Cox were in the kitchen preparing breakfast Rock came in he said to him Rock you have not shown me the respect due the foreman l want you to leave the ranch, there is the door, now go " Rock re- piled do not see the door, and started for his gun. went after my gun, reached down to get it and as looked at Rock he had his gun in his right hand and resting on his left and pointed toward me, l immediately fired my gun. win chester from below the hip, after l fired Rock fell upon his belly or breast. made an effort and crawled around the corner of the bunk that was against the wall and fell back with his back to the partition. just
 east of the kitchen door. Ernest Cox who was in the kitchen came to the door. with Hank Stunkel. l asked them to get Rocks gun. l did not know that he was so seriously injured and thought perhaps that he was looking for a chance to shoot me, they found thegun lying under the end of the bunk, in the mean time Peterson came in and l said to him Ceoroe have nottinp against
The Coconino sun., 1907-03-14

Ladies spring hats, elbow length gloves. new belts now on display at Hermans' ll-t3
The Coconino sun., 1907-03-14

Coroner of the County of Yavapai Jerome, Ariz.. March 4, 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON SHIRTS:
GOOD PAY; CLEAN, STEADY WORK; NEW
FACTORY; WE'LL HEATED AND VEN.
TILATED: INEXPERIENCED TAUGHT AND
PAID WHILE LEARNING. LEVI STRAUSS
& CO., VALENCIA, BETWEEN 18TH AND
14TH. APPLY Mr.. HINSHAW.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


MURRAY & READY.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents
HEADQUARTERS,
WHITE PALACE HOTEL BUILDING,
11th and Market sts.. San Francisco
Phones Special 656 and 65T.
BRANCH OFFICES.
9th and Franklin sts.. Oakland
Phone Oakland 1861
12T-129 South Los Angeles St.. Los Angeles
WANTED TO-DAY,
-9S73 MEN
For different parts of Arizona. New Mexico
Washington, Oregon, Utah, Nevada. California
SHASTA SHASTA SHASTA
FOR BIG COMPANY.
$50 men wanted for work; job last ?
years; good accommoda tions; wages $50 to SO
FREE FARE-TODAY-FREE FARE
FREE FARE.
On Borders On borders on nnToT por9eTs
NEW R. R. WORK
$40 laborers. teamsters, wagon and scraPers,
freight teamsters rock men. driIlers, machine
men, men; ets G Sc $50 to 500 month FREE FARE
NJ SHIP TONIGHT
SISKIYoU COUNTY sIsKIYoU COUNTY
FREE TODAY.
75O men for R. R. work-Free Fare.
YOU
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FREEAFREE-FREE
TO THE BEAUTIFUL
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TO-DAY ONLY
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We making a big shipment OF men 70
the beautiful valley r. R. today VIII you got
Laborers, drillers. trackmen. rockmen
REMEMBER.
TODAY ONLY.
AND AGAIN
FREE FARE. TO THE FREE FARE
Fresno, Merced, Bakersfield Districts
MURRAY & READY, 11th and Market sts.'
S. f., 9Th and Washington sts.. Oakland.
TO THE GREAT
WESTERN PACIFIC
,5o l.borers fare q R;ME 1oid $3.50.
We ship free fare to the following rail-
roads:
K. v. s. R. R.-w. P. R. R.
c. P. R. 70. s. L. R, R.
o. 5. R. RS. & s F. R. R.
F. B. E. R. R.-O. t. Co. R. R.
MURRAY & READY
DON'T FORGET
$50 BEDS AT HOME
COME To SAN FRANCISCO
TO SLEEP.
MURRAY READY have opened another
workingmen's lodging house, with 800 beds. at
11th St. and the price is only 25c per night.
Remember the location. No. nth st.
LATE SPECIALS
Night watchman, hre boiler: $40 and i'd
PAINTERS
painters country hotel. $3.50 day and 3D.
%afhinists helpers fare lt i1c day
2 stablemen, company job. SIS and ROOM
BIG RANCH
10 teamsters big ranch. steady. S35 to $40. I'd.
Waiter spring hotel. fare SIPS, $50 and I'd.
TIE MAKERS
FREE FARE SEE BOSS HERE
so tie makers. Mendocino County. good ground
and good timber 70 work on; big prices; tools
and grub furnished. See boss here.
HE ALSO WANTS
20 laborers to handle ties Free fare, $40 ID.
SEE HIM.
TUNNEL WORK.
NOT FAR AWAY.
20 machine miners. $3.50 day.
6 chuck tenders. So day.
FOUNDRY HELP.
8 casting clippers. $3 day: core makers. 81
day; 10 helpers, foundry. 81 80 day.
STABLENIEN.
Stableman. company stable. SIS and room
Wagon washer, $50: hOstler, bakery stable.
MINES.
3 machine miners. $780, muckers, $75;
chuck tenders, $I5.
4 teamsters, wagon work. city, 50 day;
scraper teamsters. 81 day and board; farmers
see boss here, free fare $40 and found.
Timekeeper and material stOrekeeper, city
company, SIS to $3.50 month.
Vegetable gardener. ranch S35 and found
vaquero, near by. SO and room.
LUMBER GRADERS.
lumber graders, see boss here, So to So. 5e
day: boiler makers helpers, company job
$2.75 day; machinists' helpers. steady job
$2.75 day.
MURRAY & READY, 11th and Market sts-
s. F.; 9th and Franklin sts., Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

The fear Of humbug prevents many people froi
calling upon a good medium. Mr.. Cable,
prove his clairvoyant powers, gives
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21
HELP WANTED-MaIe

BROTHERHOOD Of Owls. Wanted organizers
with references, who handle good terri
tory In establishing one of the best fraternal
and benevolent organizations; new, attractive
and unique; must be able to address a meet
ing preliminary to institution and financially
able to come to Walla walla, Wash for in
structions Address H. L. LEAVITT, Walla
Wella, Wash.
ANDRES Offices 544 Franklin St, San Fran
cisco; 957 Franklin St, oakiand-Buggy
washer, stable, $50; teamster and wife to help
cooking, S65; waiter for college, $25; pantry
man. institution, $50 and i'd. second cook in
stitution. S45 and i'd; dishwasher. 50 a wk
assistant gardener, $50 and i'd; indoor servant,
$50 and I'd, etc.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

MECHANICS.
Cooper, nail kegs, city.
8 stove molders. good wages. see boss here
man to run box mailing machine, city, 50
day: pattern makers, top wages; core
makers; casting clippers
BOILERMAKERS-
4 boilermakers. big mine company, $3.S7 day
machinists, mine company, S3-75 day; 2I
bIacksmiths shops, camps, quarries struc-
tural iron workers; cement millers; black
smiths helpers, city and country, $3.50 to
$3.50 day.
FREE FARE-ARIZONA.
coppersmiths, company work Arizona, free
fare; rip sawyer, city; tinsmiths.
MURRAY & READY. 11th and Market sts-,
s. F. 9th and Franklin sts., Oakland.
BRICKYARD AND POTTERY.
Brick burners, brick scgters. brick wheelers.
brick strikers: 80 laborers, brickyards, 81. so
day: sewer pipe pressers, branchers, mold
makers, pipe handlers.
FACTORY WORK.
Is men or boys, big factory, near city, 81. Is
day; II laborers, factory. $3.50 day.
LAUNDRY HELP.
Marker and distributor, country laundry, fare
paid SIS week.
washer country laundry, fare returned SIS wk
MARRIED HELP
MEN AND WIVES.
Laundry, man and wife, private place, good
wages.
Farmer and wife, San Mateo Co. $50 I'd. !;
choreman and wife. $50 i'd; cook and wife,
country institution, boss here, so I'd; jan
itor and wife. city, 500 i'd; 16 men and
wives. other Jobs.
MURRAY & READY. 11th and Market sts, s.
F., 9th and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

ASSISTANT bookkeeper for large retail house.
Apply between the hours of IL 80 and 230.
or 5:3O and 80 in the evening, room 8, 912
O'Farrell st.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

WANTED-Tinners and general jobbers INQUIRE
HOLBROOK. MERRILL & STETSON l7th
and Wood sts., Oakland. Cal.
vANTED-900 men 10 MI beds at 15c per
night at the Phoenix, S2S Howard ST.. be-
tween 4th and 5th
SELL lots in subdivision; good propositfon.
quick sales; 500 to 500 weekly. Can room
II. 2195 Bush ST.
wANTED--A hrst-elass pIasterer by the fob or
by the yard; work now ready. Call at Ie43
Park St, Alameda.
LABOR debts collected anywhere; suits and at
tachments- Knox. 1852 Pine ST.. nr. Fillmore
SAILORS and ordinaries for all parts Of world
at Herman,s Shipping Agency. 45 Steuart ST
LUNCH waiter wanted at 254 Brannan st.
WANTED competent foreman for lumber
yard. Address box -. Berkeley, Cal.
WANTED--500 men to eat our celebrated 15c
meal IA 11th St White Palace.
FOR night work in warehouse; references re-
qured. Box 661 Call Fillmore ST.
WANTED-Coat maker TO work: sitting room
free Box $50, Call. Fillmore ST.
PICTURE Trainer. constant. good wages
JONES, 1914 Park ST.. Alameda
SHOES repaired while you wait. Cut Rat,
Shoe Repairing Co., 13 sth st., near Market.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

WANTED-Young man to work in stock room
and learn the crockery business Apply TO
general manager, NATEAN-DOHRMANN CO.,
l520-1550 Van Ness ave
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE WE OFFER
lU00 Alleghany Mining at. L...........S Is
500 Baumann Copper at .............. In
1000 Bidwell Cold Motor at at........... AZ
100 Bdwell Cold Motor at ............ Al
10 Chiapas Rubber at.................6 at az m
300 Electric Heat and Mfg at....... 50
% Pacific Wireless at at-..-..-.......... a on
1000 New York Grass Valley at......... m
Address p. D. box 754. San Jose. Cal.
l MUST sell my block OF stock In best sellio1
townsite on the market: company IS counDosed
or reliable. experienced real estate men. I
need the money and VIII sell at q bargain.
Call 2o55 Suttsr st
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

Gentleman or lady to travel and collect for
hrm of s250.000 capital: salary Sio72 per year
advanced; references required; headquarters
at your home. Address ARMSTRONG ALEX
ANDER, 125 Plymouth place, Chicago, III.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

NOW LOOK
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bookkeeper. mine assayer and retorter. mine;
janltor, hotel, SEQ; choreman, ranch. $50 and
found; 16 boys, factory, stores, Offices etc.
gardener and choreman. private, $35 and
found; choreman. institution
butchers, city and country. $50 to SIS and I'd.
CITY WORK.
% laborers, other jobs, hours. city, 81 so.
men. iron works; boys, box factory; II
teamsters, wagon work. So day; 30 stablemen,
MINES AND oUARRIEs
127 laborers. different mines, SGT to $50 so.
% miners. SIS to 500.
IaboreTs ,oTeS &c for t Guarries. SIS to $50 so.
MURRAY & READY, 11th and Market SITS.
S. F.; 9Th and Franklin sts., Oakland
FARMS AND DIARIES.
Vineyards. vim ~ etc.' s25. $50 SIS. $40 and found
26 mixers different parts, $35 and $45 and I'd.
Dairymen, south: good job. $50 and found.
II choremen, private places and ranches, SO
W sTABLEMEN
10 hostlers. buggy washers harness cleaners
city and country, SIS to 500. $40 to $45 I'd
LABORERS-TEAMSTER
CITY AND COUNTRY.
40 laborers different jobs city and country,
10 teamsters. wagon and scraper work, city
and country, $3.50 to $50 day.
OTHERS.
Milk wagon driver. Berkeley. Swiss. $50 and
found; grocery clerk, Oakland. SIS week
porter hotel, city, 500 runner, Motel, $50 and
found; delivery wagon driver, city, V, day
boys for factory. 50 week.
HOTEL HELP.
COOKS-WAITERS.
16 cooks, restaurants, hotels and camps 81 Il
$50 and found.
walters. city and country.
21 dishwashers, hotels. camps, etc., $25 to $4(
porters; bedmakers. ETC.
OTHER ORDERS
Coming in our office every minute Of the day
DON'T FORGET
Our headquarters located in the Whit.
Palace Hotel building. 11th and Market sts
S. f. Market-st. cars pass the door.
BRANCH OFFICES
9th and Franklin sts., Oakland
127-129 South Los Angeles ST.. Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

G0LDFfELD NORTHERN MINING co.
1nls company owns six full mining claims
comprising l2O acres. lying min. north 20
eeg; eg; west OF the Mohawk nine at Gold
ne.a, anu right in line and in the same di-
= hawk- The company has also secured
number OF claims in the Walker River Reser-
as nseal agents OF the company we are
now onering to the public small allotment
OF treasury stock to pay for the development
work, which has already been Commenced
ana IS now being rapidly pushed forward at
Tue extremely low price OF 15c per share
10 you remember that fifteen months ago,
9uring the month OF November. 1905. Mo-
nawk was listed and selling on the San
francisco Stock Exchange at from 15c to zoe
per share? look at its present valuei
DO not miss this chancet
Aake your reservations BY wire or phons.
AT QUICKLY and ACT NOW.
INGRAM CHAPMAN & CO..
Fiscal Agents.
Phone Market 3144 925 Golden Gate ave-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

MANY men and women in city and vicinity have
been cured Of plies nstula, etc. (some OF 30 TO
20 years standing). 10 stay cured without
knife danger Of hindrance from business. Call
Investigate. THOS. J. KISNER. Il. D., 20el
Fillmore st
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Professional Operators Have It Much to
 Themselves.

New York, May 1.-The professional operators in stocks had the market much to themselves to-day They found the line of least resistance to be downwards, and accordingly sold stocks and offered prices down to seek a profit on the short side. The senti- ment of the day was one of depres- sion, fostered by a number of consid- erations. Probably the most effective of these was the abandonment Of the recent operations for the rise in a handful of stocks which have made up the largest proportion of the dealings for a considerable time past. The per ception of the fact that profits were being taken in these stocks and the running out of the demand for them aroused the suspicion of manipula- tive origin for the extensive advances which have occurred and affected the tone of the whole market in conse- quence. Union Pacific and Reading have made up the bulk of the recent market, and their relapse to-day did HUI lCclNO lOOAl lOA lllB ESGdp6 Ol lllG general list. The check to the rise in Reading was reinforced by the marked weakness in Delaware and Hudson, which developed yesterday and contin- ued to-day. The pressure on this stock had the appearance of liquidation. Re ports of new financing involving issue of new securities were among the at- fay fa5 ovrIonotfon0 nj Ro was also the subject of recurrent ru- mors of an issue of new securities to finance it's requirements, New York Central was under some degree of pos tive pressure, which was attributed to the disappointment felt by sharehold- CTS over the large deficit below the dividend requirements shown by the earnings for the March quarter This showing, in fact, has proved a factor of depression in the whole market
 Crop prospects continued to be dis turbing influence in the stock market, in spite of the published views of a number of competent authorities in a tone of warning against exaggerated fears for the crops at the present | possible unfavorabe developments in the money situation, prompted by the suggestion of an early outgo of gold from here to Paris, and by rumors that the secretary of the treasury was about to withdraw part of the govern ment deposits with the banks. There was a decline in sterling exchange here and rise at Paris during the day, both of these movements widening the margin which still exists before gold shipments to Paris would become prof itable
 Covering by shorts caused a recovery of part of the days declines Atchison developed some positive strength, at tributable to more favorable views of the convertible bond issue.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value s4,Te..000
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08

Manhattan Transit was the sensa- tional feature of the early curb mar ket, the trading being of large volume. The stock, despite the offering of large blocks, advanced to the high point of Monday. There is good reason for be- heving that New York Central inter ests are accommodating it because of the great value of the eompany's charter under the courts decision sustaining the right of the Long Acre Electric company to put its wires in the sub way.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08

The sharp break in Interborough Metropolitan, particularly in the pre- ferred, which lost points by early in the afternoon, was credited to grow ing fear that, after all, the public util- ities bill will pass. Brooklyn Rapid Transit declined somewhat, though not so much as Interborough.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08

The sharp decline in Big Four on a few transactions looked like liquidation of long stock by persons who also sold New York Central freely. Various in- terests confne their investments large ly to the so-called Vanderbilt group.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
srisceIIaneOus Bonds.

eid. AsxuS. Adams Express. As, 1S47 100 1O1 Boston B s s5 Flee sgj r 1goS 90 ,ae- lss lSs x: Inter Silver deb 6s. 1933.. . 91
 do. 1st 6s, 194S. 107h 10S Middletown, 3.65, 1902. 100 N H. Gas con. As, 1916-15.. z. ITS NH. Water con. 4s 191O-15 |. 165 N. II. City Park S15s... .. 9S N. H Sewer As, 1914....... 100 <. N. Fl. City Bridge 9hs.. <. 100 New Mil. Water pr. 1892. .. 1O5 N. H. Gas con. 4s. 191G-15 .. 175 S, N E, Telephone 5s, 194S .. IA Swift & Co. 5s, 1914...... 100 1O1 United III. 4s. 1940. .."t.. 92 96
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
Closing Prices.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office 52 Broadway, and 15 Center street New Haven Conn.
 New York, May '.
 Titd slS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08

Atchison was conspicuously strong all day, and other western issues made good recoveries in the afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
noston stock suotnt.ona.

Reported over private wires Of Horn blower & Weeks. members oe tho New York and Boston Stock ES- changes, New Haven office, 27 Cent Street,
 Boston, May T.
 High. Low. Bid. Asked.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08

big interests were letting the market slide down again in order to aeumu- late more stocks at bargain prices.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
LOCAL SECURITIES.

Quotations received from Kimbe1lv, Root 6 Day Investment Brokers, 1S3 Orange street, New Haven, Conn:
 Par Bid Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members of the new York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office 52 Broadway and 15 Center street New Haven Conn.
 New York, May z.
 High. Low Bid. Asked.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08

Despite Secretary Wilson's cheering report as to the crops, the market was inclined to look at the state estimates for May 1 of Kansas, giving a spring wheat percentage of S4, against the washington estimates of 99 for April; of Missouri, giving S2, against S6; of Ohio, giving "A, against SS, and of Ken lucky, giving S9 against 99. Of course the outlook may improve, but the fig ures are not encouraging. A radical change in the "beastly weather of the last month may help matters. But that there will be crop failure is hardly probable.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER MAY 1907

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