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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08

Deputy Sheriff Porter Mcdonald left this evening for Phoenix, taking the insane woman, Cucs Morales, who wac adjudged insane a few days since ey the insanity board. The woman became quite violent and her rawlings have been heard quite distance from the county jail, where she has been held for the past few days.
 A strike of miners is reported at the Butte & Arizona Co.'S mines in the Huachucas. The scale of wages heretofore was s4 25 per day, and upon posting of notices that the Bisbee scale of B 50 would go into effect, the miners are said to have quit in a body. Manager Schultz claims but l2 men are out as a consequence.
 The Sasco smelter of the Imperial Copper Go. is expected to blow in by January 1. The smelter has a ca- pacity of $50 tons daily, and when in operation the copper ores, now being extracted from the mines of the Consolidated Co.,, will be treated at the Imperial smelter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
Territorial Fair
 Financial Success

and announcement to the effect that after all of the expenses of the recent fair have been deirayed, there will be on hand g cash balance of about S3, 600, which vii. be utilized next year
 The figures made public by Foster are as follows Receipts from al sources, sl9. .25O20, of which sl6.- 796 O5 was obtained from admission fees. There is now cash balance on hsnd of s6, ,3l0.39, out of which sp. proximately S3,500 will have 10 be paid out, leaving nearly 5000 in the treasury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
Arizona's Delegate
 Introduces Many Bills

Washington dispatch says Del egate Mark smith introduced the fol- lowing bills in the House:
 Increased compensation of mem. bers of the Arrzons legislature:
 Providing for the exchange by the United States of certain railroad bonds in Pima county.
 Authorizing Gila county to issue bonds for the completion of court house and jail.
 Providing for t7e cleo ion of judges and clerks in local district courts O Arizona.
 Permitting the secretary of the interior to lease certain mineral lands.
 Providing for the payment of certain railroad bonds of Coconino county which have been funded in territorial bonds of the Territory of Arizona.
 Also bills granting increase of pen sion to Geo. W. Roster, Himeleus Kendall, Cornelius II. Reyes, James Renshsw, Jos NJ JarmiIlo. Sophia An dre, Jas c Shack leford.
 Vim. Moore, the well known GEsa son merchant, IS in the city today. being called here on a short busine ss trip.
 Mrs. M. A. Igo is in the city for a few days from her home in Camille, in the HGschucs mountains.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
Wills Returns
 From Texas

Tom Wills returned yesterday from Palo Pinto county, Texas, where he was taken a few weeks since by Sheriff R A Peak, charged with the crime Of forgery alleged to have been commit ted several years ago. The matter was fixed up and tine defendant re- leased on bond pending trial of the case later Wills will return to his mining property in the Whetstones.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
Mining Application
 No. BIO.
United States LanI OiicG-
 Tbrn.fx a-,,ya


 Ihoa,ix ArIzona-
 Oaiober zS 1907 Notice $ hereby given hat Thomas ?. Co"en. of I cmt stone. Ccchise c, unty Arizona | Territory has uace application for patent to , the >adi- Lode The SaIde No Lode and the GrenadieT Lode, IInsral Survey No 74os. sit- | uated In Township I9 south, Range 2S Fast | Unsurveyed, Turquoise Mining District Cochise l county. Arizona l e:TItoTy. the said ams be- l ing descrIbod as follows to-wit: | SADIE Beginning at corner No I, | the NV corner of the claim. whence Min | raj Monument No Turquoise district bears | north 30 d.grees I4 minutes west 4sI2 feet; | thence north 70 degrees 40 minutes east soo feet to corner No 2; thence south 10 degrees s5 | minutes east I5o2 feet to corner No 3; thence v south 70 degrees 70 minutes west Geo feet 10 corner No { thence north B degrees 20 min utes west 1900 feet l. corner No the place of beginning, containing Is i2 acres. SADIE NO LODE-B Beginning at corner. No I. the ncrthWes; cCTner of ihe claim whence $ Mineral Mouunent Turquoise District bears north 45 degrees soH minutes west s-,s 2, feet: therce north 70 degrees 10 minutes east ooo feet 10 co ner No 2; thence south "a degrees 20 minutes eaS; I2z3 I feet to corner No E. feet 10 corner No 4; thence north B degrees 20 minutes west I273. feet 10 corner No the place of beginnI z. containing Y. 53o acres GNENADIER Beginning al corner No I, the northwest corner oi the claim. whence U Mineral Monument Turquois district bears north -7 degrees I6 minutes west i88I.8 feet; thence north 76 Gegrees and 40 minutes east Goo feet 10 corner No ?; thence south 2q degrees A minutes east 1893 feet 10 corner Nc 3: thence south 76 dfgTees 40 mir utes west eI2 feet 10 corner No 4 thence north 7o degrees Is minutes west 800 ie-t 10 corner No I, the pace Of begiLEing. containing 20. o63 acres. The Sadie location IS recorded in Book Is of the Records oi Mines al page 5o in the ofhc@ Of the Recorder of CchiSe ocuay Territory of Arizona; the Sadie No ? location is recorded in the same ofhcc m the me book at page TO. and the Grensdier IS ietorGed in the same office n the same book at page 3e.
 The adjoining claimants srt: Gu the North he Queen of ihe Hill lode. unsufyeYed. P. B. Narnekros claimant: aud tke Portland lode, 1houas z. owen, Martin Costello. nd Iohn Gleeson. claimants on the scuth by he Pearce lode unsurveyed, claimant un known. ID the west by the lip Top and lip Top No 2 Ddes, Survey No. Ioo3-
 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
 Register. 'ICKETT & BOWMAN, Attorneys fs Claimant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
Territorial Topics
 TerseIy Told

Mesa now claims U be absolutely free from diptheria.
 Tine new Santa Fe concrete freight house has been completed at Hol- brook
 An armed horde Of hobOs is march ing in the direction of Phoenix, so re- port says, and Mvricopa county C!- ficers are preparing to give the band warm reception.
 The Phoenix red light district has been cleared of saloons.
 Salt river valley oranges are being shipped to supply the New York holi. day trade.
 In broad day light and within few feet from where a section gang was al work, A box car was burglarized ht Yuma and nearly sl, 900 worth of dr, goods taken.
 The santa Fe, along it's Arizon' lines, has reduced the wages of sec ton men to sl per day. Freight an, passenger rates remain unchanged au business was never better. | President B F. Yoakum of tn Frisco road is seeking health and res at Winslow.
 A coroner's jury at Lowell charge [ Jose silyas with the murder of Con cepcion Concha.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
Southern Pacific
 Found Guilty

A San Francisco dispatch says {: The southern Pacific was found guilty by A jury in the United states district court today on six charges brought agains. it for cruelty to animals in violation of the law requiring sheep, swine and cattle to be taken from cars and fed and watered at least once in twenty eight hours while in transit from one state to another. On sev- eral other charges of the same nature the con pany was found not guilty. Many of the cattle were from ArizoD A.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
Bills Introduced
 For Single Statehood
A Washington dispatch says

A Washington dispatch says:
 Nearly 100 bills were introduc. in the senate yesterday, and all oi them were referred to committees, where they will be taken up after the new senators have been given com mittee assignments. No other busi. ness of importance was transacted Almost all the bills were considered in the last congress, most of them being private pension bills.
 Two single statehood bills were in- troduced, one by Teller for the admis- sion of New Mexico, and the other by Stone for the admission of Arizona as q state"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
A Good Thing To Be Exploited

The Globe Mascot says: it is under = ood that Gus Heymsn, the well known travelling man. will form a ompany for the purpose of further exploiting the big guano deposit dis covered rear Fort Thomas by Wiley Hollsday of Globe and lis partners The cave in which the discovery wa made is said to contain thousands oi tons of the rich fertilizer and the promoters ought to make a good thing of it
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08

recommending the defendant to the 1 mercy cf the court. The judgment of the court is to be pronounced at 5 | o'clock this evening. This afternoon the case of the Ter ritory ys Belen Ramirez, charged with the crime of abduction, alleged to have been committed in Bisbee few months since, was on trial. The de- fendsnt, a Mexican woman. is charged with enticing young girl named Emelia Lozsno to leave her home in Bisbee. The girl is but II years of age.
 At the call of the civil calendar the following cases were set:
 Goldsmith Bros. vs II Lopzich debt. April 6.
 Blake, Mofftt & Towne vs Douglas Publishing & Printing Company. debt, April '
 Hasselgren vs Mcdonald. repleviu, April7.
 lobe R. Braziel ct al ys City of Bisbee, damages, April s.
 J. E. Hoffman Ns Consolidated Printing & Publishing Co. damages, April s.
 Nye vs Peoples, debt, April 9. | Humbert vs,Cochise county, debt April 9.
 Fairchild vs Graf, debt, April 9.
 Roemer vs Mary Power, debt, APri 10.
 John Rouchettl vs A. Sassco, ap . peal, April 10. Mclaughlin < Kinsey vs Lutz Min ing Co debt, April II. Cummings vs Clifford, quiet title April Il.
 Taylor vs E. P. < $. w., damages April l3.
 City oi Bisbee vs Frsnkenberg Bros & Newman, injunction, April IA.
 Wesslich, administrator, vs NJ Ro senberg ct al, possession of real es tate, April l5.
 Sarsbia vs Antonio Maza ct a damages April l5. ] JH Jack vs W A Willis, appea April If.
 THURSDAY, DEC. 6.
 Pablo Soto, who was found guilty 0 a crime sgainst nature, was sentenoe to serve term of ten years in th territorial psnitentisry, but will no be taken to that institution unti after his case has been acted upon l. the supreme court at its meeting il January. Yesterday after the sen tence had been pronounced by Judg Doan. Attorney English for the de iendsnt filed writ of probable csus with the court which was granted an the matte. ni!! now go to the suprem court 10 pase upon question of re trial.
 The jury in the case of Belen Ra mirez, after being out since yesterday were brought into court this mornin and the foreman stated that the jur, were unable to arriyest a verdict, the, standing six for conviction and six 10 scquittsl. The case will be retried oi | Tuesday nf peYt week
 Jesus Rodrequez of Douglas, wh, wac indicted on a charge of burglary withdrew his plea of not guilty sns entered one of guilty and was sen. tenced to serve term of one year il the penitentiary.
 The attention of the court ss. take: up todoy in empaneling a jury in th, case Of the territory vs R G Mcbride charged with the murder of Georg, Cason at Lowell last May.
 Tomorrow the case of the Territor, vs tD Lee will be tried. Lee i charged with the murder of Short, Davis at Lowell on the 2d of Nozerp Der of last year.
 On Monday morning the case o the Territory vs Dee Thomas. charged with the killing of his brother, Suth erland, in Bisbee this spring. will b, heard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
Tucson Jail Is
 Filled With Hoboes

The Star says that as far as Tucson is concerned, the hobo season has be- gun, in fact Is on in dead earnest Every night the members of the police force pick up from one 10 half zen of these roaming, happy .go-lucky specimens of humanity and lodge them in the city jail, and the city jail at the present time is full to over. flowing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING.

MOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that " the annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National Bank of Tombstone, for the election of direct ors, will be held at the Bank, at D.. m., on Tuesday, the 14th day of Jan usry, 1908.
 T. R. BRANDT, Cashier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08

By the accidental discharge of gun Steve Seller of Window, while out hunting, was instantly killed. The shGt entered just above the hesrt
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3

The district court was occupied this morning in the trial of the case of Luther Price, charged with an as- sault with intent to commit murder On the person of ono Oscar Bell, near Pearce sbcut six weeks since, an &C., count of which appeared in these col
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08

umns The following were accepted as trial jurors in the case; Robt Coughran Nm Roberto J $ Chambers U Patton l. Summons H Stone G NJ Porter c Pheby Dennis Roach T H Grady J W Ackard F Prather
 The case took up the entire fore neon and did not go to the jury until this afternoon. There were some fif- teen witnesses examined in the case and the defense was endeavoring 10 make the case one of justifiable self defense.
 The case of the territory vsA L WIthley of Douglas, which was set for today, went over on account of the illness of one of the witnesses for the defendant, who is under a doctor care al Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08

The jury received the case about 10 o'clock this morning, and after being
 out long enough to take one ballot
 brought into court a verdict of guilty as charged in the indictment and
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 1

The jury in the case of the terri tory vs Luther Price after being out A few hours brought in a verdict of not guilty
 Late yesterday afternoon the de- fense in the case of the territory ys A F Whitley consented to go to trial without the witness who was sick and the case was tried in a short time Whitley WAS charged with an attempt to commit burglary in Douglas. The case did not take up much of the time Of the court and was sut mit,ed to the jury without argument. The jury was out but few minutes when they brought ir verdict of n [ guilty
 A special venire of five jurors was ordered late yesterday afternoon in order to i'll cut the panel in the Whitley case. The return showed the names Of the folloSing Win Evans Ed Drew
 Tony Kyle TB Wolf A E stsniger | The special Yenire ornered this morning, as returned, contained the following:
 Geo F Frysinger A R Parsons
 Jack Hefey E F Jones
 Leon Scarce Chas Francis Vim Clark Aaron
 John Kiemer T K Drisdaie T L Warren II A Patrick
 l. H Sheppard Joe Morehesd
 Henry Walker LM Parker
 B " Teeter P Cobb
 G W smith Jas F Cummingi E c Palmerlee Al Hoagland
 L Parker H Ho!born H P Niles J A Van Luven Al Godfrey NJ Thatcher
 Reese English Frank Briggs hAo SoNAN Nar convened and the criminal cases that were set for today were called, it was discovered that witnesses wanted in both Oi them were absent and the cases had to go over. These were the cases against Pablo Soto, indicted on a charge of sodomy, and Ben Bh- rends, charged with embezzlement, Tn the former case Deputy Sherifi Frank Bauer of Lowell was absent, and in the Bhrends case Peter Han. sen was not found. As aconsequence the trial jurors to the number cf about sixty found themselves without any work to do. Judge Doan at this junctuIe made some very pertinent remarks about the entire proceedings of the court being tied up and the county being put to the expense of paying the jurors and holding them on account of the absence of wit nesses. He stated that it was the duty Of the attorneys Tn all cases to see that their witnesses were on hand and fl they were not to have a bench warrant issued for them.
 This afternoon arrangements were made to try the Soto cose and jury was empsneled. The Bhrends case was continued until the 10th inst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
WEDNESDAY, DEC. ,

The attention of the district court was taken up this morning in the completion of the trial of the case of the Territory vs Pablo Soto, charged with a crime against nature, alleged to have been committed on the year old child, Enolio silvas, n Tomb stone last March. The jury was em- paneled late yestcidsy afternoon and the prosecution introduced all of it's testimony lcfoFe conrt adjourned, the defense taking up their side this morning. The evidence in the case, while circumstantisl, was very revolt. ing and conclusive. The jury was
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17
A Bridge End In the Air.

Astounding because most unusual as
well as presumably impossible was the
calamity to the cantalever bridge on
the st. Lawrence. \ bridge of that
kind violates all the laws of gravity
while in course of construction. Seem
ingly it is bound to fall, but never does
fall unless, as in the case at Quebec,
the bulk thrust out over the water with
nothing to rest upon is so heavy that
the links to the land anchorage give
way.
1t requires the incest engineering
skill to plan a cantaleyer bridge and
also rigid inspection of the parts placed
in position and brought under strain
to insure safety. 1t is to defy fate to
carry the construction over the water
without applying the inspectors tests
at every step. The eye might he de-
ceived by rotten steel, but the tests
would bring the fault to light
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Nearly Killed Him.

Last night Leslie Roomsberg OF
Quincy, who has been employed as
Waterman on the G. n, secured
a horse and buggy from Mrs. Baker
Of the Cottage House and went for
a drive up towards the Squillchuck.
When near the Simmons ranch the
horse ran away, literally smashing
the vehicle to fragments and reduc-
ing Mr.. Roomsberg almost to the
same condition. He was thrown out
and banged about on the ground, his
clothing torn and his head and body
badly bruised and scratched. Sher-
III Webb, who saw him soon after
the accident, says he was the most
battered looking man he ever saw.
Roomsberg's friends say it was
close call.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17

The reduction of foreign postage will
be 4 boon to many Americans. The old
rate of ) cents for half ounce letter
and ) cents more for each additional
half ounce has long been burdensome.
The new regulation is cents for full
ounce and cents for each additional
ounce. Best of all, however, is the
new return postage coupon, which may
be purchased for trifie more than the
price of the stamps it represents and
exchanged in any country in the postal
union for the stamps of that country.
This will not only greatly facilitate a
large class of foreign correspondence,
but will provide the cheapest form of
foreign exchange for small amounts.
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They Fit"

Yesterday morning Judge Palm
er's court was the scene of lively
dialogue between two sturdy sons of
the Faderland: Justice Palmer is an
able jurist, but as a linguist he
makes no extravagant claims, and
to save himself trouble yesterday
sent for an interpreter.
1t appears that A. NJ. Crone and
Hermann George are Germa 1
nighbOrs living in the valley, both
of whom get their mail at the local
post Office.
Georges SON thought Clone ha l
been securing his (GeOrge's) faith
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Price $1,000

er's letters from the post Office, and
asked the clerk il such were not the
case. The clerk, probably misun-
Then Georges son went home and
told his father about it, and George
pere hiked across lots to see Mr..
Clone, and the trouble began. Clone
alleges that George flOurished
knife and made dire threats. The
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17

conversation yesterday morning was
punctuated with fragments of Saxon
speech" Messer," "Fecht," Brief
en-" etc, ratified around the room
in uninteliigjble succession.
When il was all tn eshed out JUS
tice Palmer put Mr.. George under
500 bonds to keep the peace. The
thrifty rancher left a certified check
for 500 and the incident closed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17

A news dispatch from Olympia
says that the Wenatchee Valley &
Northern Railroad Company Of Clin-
ton, Iowa, has been incorpora+ !!
under the laws of Iowa, capitalized
at 100000, with l.. Lamb, G. E.
Lamb and Frank E. Ellis as incor-
pnrat: RS. Petrol DIS :: the 10 al
force of the Lamb, Davis Lumber
Co., is named as manager for ti.;s
state. This is the new .'ne being
built up the canyon from Leaven-
worth.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17
Fruit Packers Wanted.

We want fruit packers. Lots of
them. Are short on help. Good
wages. Apply at Wenatchee Valley
Fruit Growers Association.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17

Mayor Scheble has parted with his
three deer. The former owner, who
was much attached to the animals.
offered an advance on the price paid
for them, and begged to be allowed
to buy them again.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17
Who Is d. W.?

The man who advertised in the
classified columns of the World
will please call at the Office as
there are five letters in answer to
his ad.
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Earl Browne of Spokane is in
town enroute home from the Sound
Mrs. Brown is expected to vivsit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lit
tlefield.
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3,-a w {

s~. Isl
Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned up till 8 O'Clock
p. M Friday, October Is, for what
is now the Methodist parsonage, in
Guiding all sheds and small build
ings located upon their lot adjoining
the church.
Property to be removed imme-
diately upon purchase.
Call or address C. A. Sterling,
chairman Buisdins Committee. We
aatohee, wash.
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Drayage and Transfer.

Drayage and transfer; heavy and
light. Phone 772.
R. E. ASTINGS.
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G. A. r.

There will be regular meeting
Of Daniel McCook Post No. los,
Saturday, Oct. 10, at p. M, at
Sprague's Hall. A full attendance
is desired.
II. o. MERRILL,
Commander.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson have as
guests c. Poison ami family of La
COnnor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17

After short visit with their son.
Alfred, of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Morris have gone to Califor-
nit to spend the winter.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17

IF you enjoy winter flowers get
an assOrtmnt of flower bulbs at the
Wenatchee Produce company's.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17

Will pay one dollar to know where
L. H. Alger is. What kid will get
the dollar? H. r. Vaughan. Hotel
Roosevelt. tt
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Mrs. Frank Scheble and daughter
Eloise returned Yesterday from a
two weeks stay at the health resort,
Soap Lake.
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Post cards, novels and pipes at the
Mascot"
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The B. Y. P. U. will give a pump
kin pie social at the home of Mr..
Miner on E street Friday evening.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17

Just arrived q choice selection OF
flower bulbs at Wenatchee Produce
Co.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-17

Flower Bulbs and flower pots at
the Wenatchee Produce Co.