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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01
KNOCK BLOCK OFF
SUGGESTS A JUDGE

Waltham, Mass. July 31.-"If a man
followed my wife and I was big
enough, I would knock his block off,
remarked Judge Abbott during the
trial of David Meister, of Watertown.
charged with using profane language
to Mrs. Louisa C~rossman. of the same
town.
Mrs. Crossman stated that the de-
PENDANT annoyed her more or less for
the last two years by following her
on the street.
The court asked her if she had told
her husband that Meister had been
following her, and she replied that
she had several times.
How large a man is your h%usband?''
asked the court.
Larger than the defendant re-
piled Mrs. Crossman.
1t was at this point that Judge
Abbott mad the remark referred to
Meister denied the charge, but was
found guilty and fined SO.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01
CUT cHARlTY A T

Chicago, July 31-All the roads in the
Western Passenger association have
announced their intention of doing
away with all charity rates and re-
duced rates for inmates of state and
national homes for sailors and soldiers
to and from or through stations in
states having in effect 2-cent fare laws
This decision will become effective on
August ], after which no reduced rates
will be granted to any of the parties
listed.
The roads are rapidly as possible ar
ranging things SO hat 2 cents VIII bs
the minimum as well as the maxinu.1
rate charged.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01
OFFERS DAUGHTERS
COMPANY TO GET
HARVEST HANDS
Hoosier Farmer Goes to Ex-
tremes in Trying to Care
for His Crops

Elwood, Ind, July 30.-Christian
Wright, one Of the wealthiest farmers
in Upton county, who came here to-
day in quest of farm hands, said that
the weeds are taking his corn; that the
hay harvest is on; that his wheat
ought to be threshed, and tina he
would give two good men 50 a week
each and board for four weeks for their
services. A horse and buggy each for
Sunday, the driving being offered as an
extra inducement for the right kind Of
hands, and that he would let his
daughters accompany them on their
drives
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01
BURGLARS ROUTED BY
AN 8-YEAR- old GIRL
Alone in House, She Fires Two
Shots at Men With
Revolver.

Bloomsbury, July 3o.-Alone in the
house with her 5-year-old brother and
baby sister at midnight, when her fa-
thor n mother were away from home,
Martha, the S-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Reich, of Mausdalc,
routed W burglars, who were trying
to get IT, the front door.
Getting her fathers revolver, she
fired twice through the door, and while
she did not hit either, she frightened
them 10 the extent that they lost nc
time in getting way.
There was plenty or evidence showing
that the burglars had been to tlfe
house. The loci- Of the front door had
been tempered With.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01

Boise, Idaho, July 3o.-William D.
Haywood, defendant in one of the
most noted trials involving conspir-
acy and murder that the country has
ever known, walked out Of jail Sunday
a free man. acquitted of the murder
OF former Governor Frank Steunen-
berg.
The probability OF a verdict OF ac-
quittal in the case of the secretary
treasurer and acknowledged leader of
the Western Federation of Miners had
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01
MINNESOTA MINERS
WORK UNDER GUARD

Duluth, July 31.-A correspondent at
Hibbing telephones that everything is
quick there and ore is being mined IN
several mines.
At all the mines deputies armed with
rifles are at advantageous positions.
The men at work are assured of pro-
lection against the strikers, but the
latter have made no hostile ~demonstra-
tions.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01

After defining the degrees of murs
der h judge said;
further Instruct you that while
proof has been admitted OF b COM
mission OF other crimes by the defend-
ant and his associates 1t q only been
admitted for h purpose OF showing
exlStercA Of a. conspiracy to Ac-
comptish certain objects, that such
crimes end the crime resulting In the
death OF S~teunenberg as well. were all
incidents of such conspiracy: but YOU
must not forget that the DEFENDANT is
being tried for the murder OF Steunen-
berg and for that crime alone. You
are. however, privileged to take such
!other matters into consideration as part
of the evidence In this case, and as
incidents and circumstances bearing
upon the question Of his guilt 5upon the
charge OF murder OF S~teunenberg.
Conspiracy Defined.
1T makes no difference. however, In
this case what crimes have been com
mitted in Colorado. In the Occur
d'A1enes or elsewhere, o who Is respon-
sible for the commission of such crimes
be convicted unless the state has estab-
lished beyond a reasonable doubt that
he is guilty OF the felonious killing OF
S~teunenberg."
The Judge then defined conspiracy
within h meaning OF the crimina-
law, and said:
1T is not essential to the formation
Of a conspiracy that there should bs
a formal agreement among the par.
ties to do the act charged. 1t Is SUI.
ficient II the minds OF the parties NEE
Understandings, 81 as to bring abou.
an Intelligent and deliberate agree.
ment to do such acts and commit tn,
crimes charged. although such agree.
ment be not manifested by any for1na
words.
IF the prosecution has failed Il
prove these facts beyond q REASONABLE,
doubt, you should find The defendan'
not guilty. II, however, you believ,
In this case from the evidence beyond
reasonable doubt that the defendan
Haywood aided, abetted, or advised
and encouraged the killing OF Steunen,
berg, then the defendant Is guilty, ant
1t would be immaterial whether ne wa,
actually present at the time OF tn,
killing"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01

The railroad puts the 2A-cent
rate into effect not later than
August 8, 1907.
The state to, appeal from the or
der of Judge Pritchard discharg-
ing parties in Asheyille on wrtts
OF habeas corpus.
The Southern railway to appeal
to the supreme court Of North
Carolina in the Wake county
cases; and II the cases there are
decided against it to take the case
by writ OF error to the supreme
court Of the United States.
That both sides cooperate to
have both advanced and ar
gued together and speedily de-
termined.
The state at its option to indict
the Atlantic Coast line in
case.
All indictments and prosecutions
now pending to be dismissed and
no other indictments Dr. precau-
lions to be Instituted for any al
legged violation of the law up to
the time the new 2A-cent rate is
put into effect under this arrange
ment as far as the governor can
control the same.
The governor advises all people
against bringing any penalty
suits pending final determination
OF the question involved. and to
ash the people as a whole to
aequiesce in this arrangement.
The suit pending before Judge
Pritchard to be diligently prose
cuted without the state waving
any question of jurisdiction.
L-4EeHrl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01
W. D. HAYWOOD IS
FOUND not GUILTY
Secretary treasurer OF Western
Federation OF Miners Given
His Liberty.
DEFENDANT SHEDS TEARS
Two Jurors Make Stubborn Fight for
Notwithstanding cases to
Be Vigorously Prose-
cuted.
THE .IuRY.

THE JURY:
Thomas B. Cess, real estate.
Finley Mclean, rancher.
Samuel d. Gilman, farmer.
Daniel Clark, farmer.
George Powell, raEcher.
O. w. Seburn, farmer.
H. f. Messecar, farmer.
Lee Scrivener, farmer.
j. A. Robertson, farmer.
Levi Smith. carpenter.
A. P. Burns, retired rancher.
Samuel F. Russell. farmer.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01

EX-GOVERNOR JOHNSON

; EX-GOVERNOR JOHNSON 4
r TO SUCCEED PETTUS. \
+ Birmingham, Ala, duly a9.-.The 4
) successor 10 Senator q. ". Pettrs. /
: Will be Ex-Governor Joseph f. John !
= ston, of birmingham. At the state )
+ primaries last yea candidates for 4
+ the alternate Seaatorships were y
: voted On, ard Senator j.. II. Bank 4
= head received The highest vo.e. He I
+ was therefore gwen the lsrsa, va =
+ cancy upon Senalor Mcsgan's ueatn. i
r Governor johnston received the I
+ next h!giea: vose. re is "a, has 1 (
s fms war record ana has always I
: taken 2 lileiy iaterest in coGfeae.- :
+ ate ;itIai1s. :
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-01

The jury is directed to disre-
!: gard Harry Orchards testimony /:
I: unless it is ~corroborated by other
/: evidence. Under the laws of !:
!: Idaho, a person cannot be con- !:
/: Victed upon testimony Of an ac-
!: complete unless such testimony Is !:
/: corroborated by evidence of q !:
+: different character to the same /:
/: point.
/:
The judge said:
Under the indictment, Haywood, IL
evidence warrants 1T, should be
convicted of murder In the first degree,
murder in the SECOND degree, or man
slaughter"
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31
FOR SALE

A young stallion, sired by the famous old stallion Tobasco, sire of Lochgrin 2:ll4. pacer. Lobineer, 2:19 pacer, Cobre Grande. 2:134 pacer; and several of Arizona's best light harness horses. The dame of this colt is known. as the Cap Smith mare. and was raised on the Carlson ranch Santa Monica. Cal. Is pure thoroughbred and a fine individual. l will sell or ex- change this horse for oth IT horses. For particulars inquire of w. K. Ross. Rhoad IS, Arizona. 43 f
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SINGLE STATEHOOD
President Wlthdraws iils Objection to Statehood for Arizona, No Action
 Daring Present Congress

A press report from Washington says: 1t may be taken as a certain ty that no statehood bill for either Arizona and New Mexico can get through congress at the approach ing session and it is equally cer- tain that when the question comes up two states will be provided for instead of one.
 President Roosevelt declared himself to that effect. He told Senator Flint of California who called on him to inquire as to his attitude on the admission of the territories to come into the union as one state he is willing to accept the verdict of the people against such a consolidation as they ex- pressed in their elections. He was now in favor of admitting the terri tories separately as states without discrimination as to which should come in first.
 He said though that he did not think congress would act upon the question at this session and that it would be better to take a census of the two territories hef0re passing a bill admitting them as states. It is probable that a bill will be passed at the coming session of congress providing for a census. It is presumed that the president will express his views as to state hold in his coming message to congress. Senator Flint was au- thorized by the president to make known his position.
 Delegate Andrews of New Mexi- co called upon the president and acquainted him with the sentiment of New Mexico for statehood. Clubs are being formed all over that territory in favor of state hood.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31
Normal Notes

The second rhetorical is to be given Friday. Those who are to recite are Mir. A. Anderson. Miss Maud Hendershott Miss Mary Me Ginnis. Mr. James Brookbank, Mr. William Sisson. Miss Dottie Hotch- kiss. Miss Lura Kinsey, MT. Har- old Hackett. Miss Mable Fairchild, Miss Viola Hopen, Miss Mary Kidd. Miss Buna Bayless. Miss Anna Gib- son, Miss Grace Kidd, Miss Ebbie Mckinney. Miss Alice Carlson, Miss Ethyl Gibson.
 Invitations are out for the Hal loween party to be given at the Girls hall Friday evening.
 The training school was closed on Monday on account of the circus.
 We found at roll call that ten of the Normal students had it but at noon we saw by the vacant seats that more than double that number had caught it. The same symptoms were coming upon us all. So the President thought the best thing to do was to dismiss school until the next day for fear the teachers would get it too Nothing but the circus craze-its all over now.
 Saturday evening at about nine thirty Miss Lily Terry went rushing to all the rooms crying Bring your hat pins quick. So we all rushed to her room supposing there was a mouse or something of the kind, knowing how hat pins had been used before. but we knew there was no such danger. To our great surprise there was a jar of delicious preserved apples to which we were invited to help our selves.
 The hat pins were of course used for forks. The plates. very beauti- ful, being brought from some paper mill.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31
Preparatory School

Miss Jones Prepatory school for piano students, will be held Satur- day at 1 o'clock in connection with the class recital.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

Maricopa county is to vote under the local option law and the anti saloon people are confident that they will be able to close all the saloons in that county.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31
Local and Personal

Wl1e afrlVeu HeIc caluiu"y ~ will spend some time visiting thelr daughter, Mrs. F. M. Livermore. They have just completed tour in Europe ard portion of Africa which extended over period ot SIX months. During their travels they visited all the important places in Europe and the British Hes. and they had delightful time. They are on their way to their home Tn Phoenix, where they will spend the winter. Gen. Sampson will on Sun day morning at the M F. church tell of his travels and the things that impressed him from a religious standpoint, The General IS an ln- teresting speaker and an opportu- nity is given the people of Flag staff to listen to an instructive talk from him.
 On Saturday afternoon the three year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Grain, was so badly burned that her life is despaired of. The mother was bathing the child and the room being cool she placed the bath on the shelf of the stove, and had finished the bath when the mother turned to get some article leaving the child standing in the bath, when the little one in some way fell upon the heated stove burning her badly on the lower limbs before the mother could rescue her.
 The railroad company has made rate to the Phoenix fair of S7. 55 for the round trip. The slae of tickets will begin on the 10th of November and will be good for re- turn until the l6th. This rate is about one-half fare for the single trip and will no doubt be the means of large portion of the population of Flagstaff availing themselves of trip to the metropolis of Arizona.
 The Epworth League of the M. E. church will give their monthly social in the Sunday School-room Friday evening November 8. Every body invited to attend.
 Work has begun on the new 80 foot extension to the Holbrook de- pot. This addition is to be of re- inforced concrete. making it very durable. This. when finished. will give Holbrook one of the finest and boomiest depots on this division of the Santa Fe.
 In mass meeting assembled. the people of the Salt River valley have resoluted to advertise. The people of that favored section should not be unmindful of the pro verbal material used for paving purposes in a locality said to be hotter than Phoenix.
 The Arizona Copper company's s management asserts that the com pany can produce copper at a profit if the price falls to 10 cents.
 Buckeye farmers are harvesting theirsecond crop of alfalfa seed The price is l2 l-2 cents and an acre produces $65 .62.
 A Prescott man has killed 8 sufficient number of wildcats to pay his taxes, which amount to something over SlO0.
 The incorporation fees collected by the territorial auditor for the month of September amounted to $4.172.20.
 Pinal county will pass to coun- ty of the third class January l. Its assessed valuation is over $2,- n0O .O0n.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

Phoenix saloons will be permitt- ed, under the new ordinance, to do business on Sundays until January '3l. 1908.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

FOR SALE--F. o. B. Cosnino. A few fine thoroughbred white Leghorns and Silver Wyandottes from 75 cents up. also finecockrels. J. C. Rickli, Cosnino. 4}t2
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31
Second Hand Store.

We tried to rhyme on stove.
 We haven't done it yet Our problem now is easy To find a rhymre for debt. And the Prophet spake saying.
 Beasts inhabit the field, And fishes dwell in the Hassayamp But bargains thou will find only
 at the Second Hard store.'
 The fame of which is spread from the Cinder Pit. Even unto the iniquitious city of Williams.
 We buy stoves.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

WANTED Local representative for Flagstaff and vicinity to look after renewals and increase sub scription list of prominent monthly magazine. on a salary and commission basis. Experience de- sirable, but not necessary. Good opportunity for right person. Ad- dress Publisher, Box B. Station o, New York. 43 t2
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

WANTED-Vacation kodak neg atives to print on Velox. Post cards. Reasonable prices. Prica list. Homer Howry. No. cos Ca rondelet St., Los Angeles. Cal.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

To the Ladies of Flagstalf-Miss McLaws of Salt Lake City. is pre- pared to do fashionable dress mak- ing. Anyone desiring her services give her a call at residence of Mrs. Colin Campbell. 43 3
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

FOR SALE-Foster Upright, pi- ano. used two years, can be seen at George Coltons. Add. R. l.. Wat son. Pine Bluff, Ark. A t4
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

Wanted-A good honest girl for cashier in hotel. Address J. P. M. Sun office.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

WANTED Sewing. Lula Rich ard across street opposite J. c. Blake.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

WANTED-Young heifcr calves, also will care for good fresh COW free of charge. Address Box 4l4. 43t2
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

HOUSE FOR RENT-Four- room cottage. Inquire at this office.
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31

Chickering upright piano for rent. See D. $. Lewis. 3S If
The Coconino sun., 1907-10-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Sewing machines for sale or rent at the Singer office.
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Pittsoure. Pa, Jdg 1.-THE plant
oG the Cream City Woven Wire Com
peny ia Allegheny and the works OF
th8 B. A. Gausman Machinery and
Metal Company, adjoining, We're de
stroyed By fire today, entailing a
loss or about $150000 Forty girls
at work in the Cream City plant
were thrown into a panic and in the
rush for safety several were hurt.
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a Msw Counting Machine Adaed.

IAe Brunswick Bank and Trust
Company yesterday purchased from
the Burroughs Counting Machine
Company a handsome and up-to-da
new counting machine, which is to
be added to the service Of the one
already il use. The business Of this
bank is growing at a rapid rate and
The management is going to see that
every modern convenience is added
as the commerce warrants it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-12

Guthrie. Oala, July 1-The con
sCl1uonal convention reconvened to
determine on amending the constr
tuition, said to contain provision that
woaid eudan er its acceptance BY
President Roosevelt.
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Davies to Atlanta.

Washington, July 11.-Brig- Cen.
N. K. Davis has been ordered to
proceed to Atlanta. TO assume tenn
porary command OF the department
OF the gulf during the absence OF
Brig. Gen. Winfield s. Edgerly.
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NUMBER OF MATTERS CAME UP
AT SESSION HELD LAST
NIGHT.
He Sent a Communication TO Soloas
to That Efiect--Reaore OF Mar
shat for the Month
Other Matters.

Those present at the regular meet
ing OF the city council last night
were Mayor symons, Aldermen Dart
Coz, Wright, Wood and Mann
Under the head OF petitions and
communications. j. W. Wallace pod-
uoned council for a quirclaim deed
to the southwestern one-half OF Town
Commons tot No. ll3. bought ut city
tax sales iu eIqaT Referred TO com
tmiuee ON taNes2hd revenue.
A c0mmuuicati6al was received
rom f. b. ri. suaohan accepting
The contract and franchise granted
him July B, aIN agreeing to ali Of
the coudidonsV therein contained.
She communication was ordered
Med
The finance committee. having in
charge tho petition Of the Brunswicf
Journal for cxua compensation OF
500 for ,he gear 3Ji, made Q report
allowing tha publication %lo0 The
report as adgp,ed
Chie oi 1iie Hurnay submitted
...s.,. ttt41e
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Hamburg July 11--In the YACHT
ee from Heligoland 10 Ostend TO-
DAY. the German schooner yacht
Hamburg was almost totally wrecked
BIZ a terrific storm Two members
81 her crew we're drowned
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The fishing smack Doll, Captain
Nord arrived in port from the snap
per banks yesterday and viii sell
enanpers at Emahuers dock today.
tine DOH viii make reedlar trips here
for the next two months.
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j. VI. Baocx roN PASSES A~AY
1l.a Ysss.y Morning and was
Buried %osteraay Afternoon.
J. W. Hrook.nson. sr, whose criti-
cal illnesa 80 ported In these col
,lnns ed&y, passed away al his
home. 1918 Newcastle street, at an
early hour yesterday morning. His
aditfou was known to be serious
and his death, while a shock to his
relatives and friends. did not come
as aarprise.
The deceased. who was Y years OF
age. was origAang from Camden
county, where ~ engaged in farming
for many years, removing to Bruns-
wick about two years ago. TIE is
survived by his widow and seven
chlldrel. four sons and ,hree daugh-
ters.
The funeral occurred yesterday
Afternoon from the family residence,
the services being conducted by
Revs. NJ. c. Austin anu Robert Kerr,
of the Methodist churches The in
ternent was in Palmetto cemetery.
The News joins the other friends
of the family in extending sympathy
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Dhl WY /
gecI
Atlanta, July
uouaoed today that q
would shortly address tifS&@
in joint ssssi ion ON the sublecF
lnnie ration. During his recent f
abroad Governor Smish made spe-
cial study of this subjec, and it is
expected CHAT his address to the leg
isla,ira Win DE OF much aid TO the
state iu handling tits now impor-
can't matter
FOR Agricultural Colleges.
Tho btu increasing Jhe cost Of fer
auzar tass, which win pass the leg
.slaeara as soon as 1T comes up, VIII
b used in the construction Of the
several new agricultural coIlegos to
oa erected oyor tne state. quite q
The Coconino sun., 1907-12-12
Cashier Reed Released

Advices from Williams, Ariz.. are to the effect that Don Reed, cashier at the Williams office of the Wells-Fargo Express comany, who was taken in charge here by Santa Fe Chief Cade Selvy and talk cn back west has been released, legal action against him having been dropped. Reed thus gets off with a lot of unenviable notorietv and the loss of his job. Reed claims he was held up' in "a ''cut throat" poker game in a Will Hams resort. He lost heavily and to cover his loss issued a check for $l00 on the local bank, where he had no money on deposit. In order to avoid further difficulty over the matter. he helped himself to tick nt to Chicago and boarded east bound train No. 8 Tuesday for that city. Deputy Sheriff Scotty Me Dougal wired the officers at Albu- querque to appreh md the runaway Late. Tuesday night he was arrested on the train at Isleta by Special Agent Baird. of that place. and taken off the train. When arrested he had on him SIS. watch and a revolver.
The Coconino sun., 1907-12-12

Married-At the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Mckinney. Mr. Scott Linn to Miss Margaret Lin ton. At four o'clock last Thursday the Rev. Mr. Clark pronounced the words that united these two lives for life. About forty of the inti- mate friends were present. Many beautiful and useful presents were received. With the host of friends we extend our congratulations and hearty good wishes.