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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
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TO ATOMS
tBy United Press.

BOULDER. Colo, Aug. i0.-In a
dynamite explosion here two men
are known 10 have been killed. 10
injured and many are missing Sew
crai are thought 10 have been blown
20 pieces
Lator-iiundrcds oEaDefaons were
injured ard several houses and
freight ears were wrecked when
four tons Of dynamite on freight
ears exploded. and following. fire
attacked tho freight depot OF the
Colorado and Southern railroad
The Injuries 10 many consist Of
broken limbs. ribs and burns One
mans legs were torn OF and an
other man loat one les
u o. supposed the fire was start
ed ~ fircbuEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

o.,,r,aas heretofore the pets Of
j s.sessors when q came 10 a
y s.ss,ou OF their property. are
w. A. feel the Influence of The
~ resime o,.,., I'm nm
seraav ash the county board 1f
'e.-.S,~at,on 10 summon all the lol
- IN King county 10 appear De
- he board and show cause why
q asses smcut on their property,
~ rial ana personal should not
,ssst a majority u not all the
os,nhnrs Of .lhe board arr IN ~ ~
Ssthv with Assessor Parish IN hls
sr,.otlon 81 having a ro-asseaament
II railrusd property 10 the county
Last years assessment OF The
ashf ofway o. the diitercut roads
rssresents fgum 3 90 10 per cert
sssee actual value oi the land used
4, thslr nght.ofway. and IL less
40 one fllth Of the assessment 90
sscnlns property Of equal value,
~ assessment az the Northern
mslre main llno from the eastern
s,mnaary 70 the Pierce county line
! Al ~ rate Of sit.640 a mile the
"a tracks Al the rate q $500 a
mile.
fog tha Green River branch iht
assessment IL al tho, ratio 81 s22il
| lalle Coz the main track, and Si.S3'
lcr side tracks.
The Buckley hranch was aAsesacs
4 To rate of 1890 for the matt
task. and s. 500 for side tracks
~ line from Auburn 10 Seattle "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

perlence that the statements about
tho vast tracts Of fertile and an.
able lands IN this county being
wasted because OF the cefnmisslon
combines meitods are true. and /
consider a puDi.c market a neccs.
aiiy o. the county.
be county commissioner stand
'feady n do al IN their power 10
further the establishment Of a pub.
lie market where the farmers may
deal directly with the public. and
10 this end the eommlsaioncrg are
willing 10 allow the valuable Yesler
property % BIO used for
market purposes. thus having
n market for all the south.
ern districts. Just as Pike place
VIII be handy for the northern dis.
iricts believe that tho two
markets. operated together and
open 10 all would be Of vast ben
eft 10 the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

= am glad 20 ere her 20 10
her ariatocratic folks ia nosinn. but
The iail VII not aeam like jail with.
aut Annie n u
nruHiy Sheriff Jim Mullen. who
has hassu connected with The iaii
for 10 years. was almost Ia tears
cAnt conceive " thiA place
without Annie. She u aimnat a "a.
tufe
Annie loft on the Great Northern
to-day a ticket to Boston safely
slowed away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
dies OIL WAY TO CITY TO
GET MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

Caught between two coal cars.
Richard Tamborine. aged 20. EN-
ployed IN tho Cumberland coal
mines. Was yesterday run over By
q coal train aud died while being
brought 20 this city for medical
assistance. 80 one 80 far az
knowu Witnessed the accident
Tamborine was engaged IN the
mine 10 driving a tenn which hauie
the loaded coal cars through the
slopes. a. certain point he IN
bitches the team aud the ears make
the remainder Of the trip BY gray
ity. In some way the driver failed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

message has been thus recorded.
the strip 81 tape containing Il L.
run through a sending machine. and
the message "a received on n blank
az teh end OF the wire. ready Tor
delivery.
This wonderful new machine does
work that has heretofore been be.
lioVed Impossible 81 accomplish.
ment without the human hand
Mr. Barclay says that his com
uany now handles onegixth Of ita
business on these machines. They
10 80 per cent more business 1T IS
per cent Jess cost The machine
has boon worked between thia city
and San Francisco. $500 miles,
which IL the longest land limo in
the world
The machine. Barclay says. could
readily be attached 10 a typesetting
machine SO that a message sent
from The perforated tape In this
city. fof instance. could be repro.
dueed in type IA a ChieasO news
paper office No call has been made.
however. for that combination. The
NEXT step will be the application Of
the machine II possible, 70 the sub.
marine cable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
DOW SMITH
knRAI(sNED

Dow Smith. who shot and instant
- Killed hls former wife. Mabel
smith. aud his motherln.iaw. Sarah
Glll. 'aEt June. was arraisned before
Judge Morris to-day Al the request
Of his attorney. W A. molEhclmrr.
he Waa allowed until next Saturday
% plead 20 The Information which
chsrsea him with murder ia tho
firss deaVe. In wiifnlly and wiih
malice afursthouEh killing Sarah
Gu Il "a understood that DC will
plead insanity a. an excuse for his
act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
ANNIE ROONEY DEPARTS
FOR The EFFETE EAST

Profanity Hm ioss ita oldest IN
hnbltant today with the departure
of Aunie Rooney foF her former
home IN Massachusetts,
Annie shook hands with each -
the female prisoners. Tier faruwei
70 Mra. Kelly. whose kindness nhe
had occasion 90 experiences both az
tho city and county iaila. VAS par
ticulAriy affcrfinnatn
IAiler Tom smith. in speaking ~
Annie. said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
. E:::AN
WIRE: CKE:D

or state Of California has been sent
10 her ussrun
The Bonita il craft steam
schooner fisged She has been In
iho lumber carrying business traf
fie Ia the southern waters for sey.
eFai FeAra. -Four years ago the
honlta vas operated b. the Pacific
Coast Steamship Co between Jun.
eau and slika. Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
SHOW Me- TROOPS IN CAMP.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Aug. 10
Nearly 1900 troops. including five
regiments OF the national guard
and two bsttallons n artillery. viii
take part in the annual state en-.
eampment beginning al Lake Con.
turY tomorrow Officers and sol
dicrn from Fort LeaveuWorth viii
take part ln the maueuYera aith
the state mllifiaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
BAcK 10 CANADA.

kscizo Murambio, she Japanese
who was caught cdmiaE over tho
border ffom Canada and arrested
AZ CuMsef ~ an Immigration In.
specior. was before a nprelai board
~ Inquiry today and Will probably
BE- ordered derortnd The evidences
shows that be has never been 10.
EallF admitted into thia counfry,
ard Canada viii have 10 take him
bach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
WOMAN GETS
SENTENCE

Rose Anderson. charged sith oh.
tanning money under false pfeissns.sss
by means % 4 forged check. wAs
to-day sentenced 20 one year IN The
county Jail The woman made a
arrns when brinK taken - tasi.
nghiiuE and scratching Deputy Jsm
Mullen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
OFFER SHTE FOR .
SECOND AGARENET
E.NEp ron STRIKING.

LINTON. Ind. Aug i0.--Three
dollars was deducted from the pay
check today OF each OF 800 minors
% tho Summit Coal company. max
ing total fine OF s. for each man
who took part In a recent strike
contrary 10 the provision IN tho
contract with the state miners or.
gAnizatlOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
10y United prsss,

VENTURA. Cal. Aug ie.-The
Pacific Coast steamship nonita f.
ashore heso. lying on tho beach
The rapgRin vas mialed hs the
Glare ~ the electric light plant aud
tho wharf Il IL probable
she Win break 40 whea an attempt
"a made 10 pull her off THE atsam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
SIZE WINS As psAeemANrs.

LONDON. Aux io-i.ady Ar
thur Paeet. che celebrated American
beauty Who married iuto the hrit-
ian nobility. il atlii indeiatiEahie
in her efforts 10 bring about = rec
oscillation between the duke Of
Marlbor0uEh and the duchess. who
was Mifa CouaufIo Vanderbilt.
II Is reported that ahe "a meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

By the Oregon r. r. & Nav. Co.
Aug. 1929. Sept HEB 10 James
town and return. SOS TO- Sept. a.
8 Saratoga Springs. ~ ". and re-
turn, account @. A. II. encampment
$3.50.
Sept it12I3 Chicago and re-
turn s7i 50: ST. Louis $3.50:
Omaha. Kansas City and Missouri
river polnts 10000. Tickets. rcser-
vations and information az Union
Ticket office. COS First Ave. y "
Ellis. Gen'i Agt 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
TOWN BLOWN
TO Pieces

other bodies arr reported recovered
from the wrcckase.
The expioa,oa was heard in every
part 81 Detroit, ie miles distant.
shaking buildings. and &c vas be
ileyed that the shock was al earth
Quake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
" lAcos WALDEcK.

" sNCOs WALDECk.
''ss''ls Star Exclusive servies.j
20" YORK. Aug. i0-Machines
J. lype 20 wonderfal ir their on.
s s.a,.on e. 10 be- almost uncanny
!. s.. N large party Of ths business
ne western Union Toiorfauh
pany BY their use measaar
esliJ. 'ra auo'liAt'
80. ~ Instance. 10 Chicago a narrow
~ p paper perforated uifh MANY
- iffsgHlariy arranged holes
~ rapidly through a machine
~ cry the mes1age Is printed
49,. REGULAR telegraph blank by an
s.-,aa'ic typewriter. A xii at.
n s,',ns me receiving machine has
49,. 49, 70 Do but supply ID with
$50. TOT mo messareg thaf are
$50 $3.50 or far more rapidly than
~ Pc possible BY human arancy
|,s..N' dafciay assistant general
~ ~. ana electrical engineer OF
y. ee'teru Union. u tho Inventor
y nv been with the comuanv for
y i hsAla' and has devised a number
ss,s ..'.pIoFements 10 teleEraphlc an.
IN. 'a.as This machine. rs maetor.
/ y y. .aa completed after t5 years
10y and experiment
ss, So. from The typewriter schools
nsss 1870 Y operators. TO prepare A
N NV. " ior sending. a gir TAPS IA
NO. tAiy On standard type.
In n hsypoard Instead 81 print.
4 ~. however the machine reaia
|lsIs. ~ message BY series Of
- on paper tape. As aeon al a
FeciiiC sguadr., - -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
MINlNo sTocKs.

II. N Iierrin q Company. bank
ers and brokers. Go First av.. buy
and sell ala stocks and securities.
Daily quotations by special wire
on Goidnold aud all Nevada stocks
carried on margin and money adj
Hancad Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
ROADS MUST
? PAY MORE y: AXES

NEN4 NrF
2 There will probably be 4
= special meeting called for 20. A
: @orrow In Seattle by the local a
teleuraphern 10 consider the A
= strike situation and TO take A
action for or against a sympa' a
= thetle walkous In this city. 4
= While there has been no 4
= formal grievance presented 20 4
= the companies here. the gen 4
4 efal Conditions are said 10 be 4
= practically the same az In 4
= other cities. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

Deaths we're registered today as
follows
ioera Herman Locrs. 20. Aug.
asst s. Providence hospital
Sakakifnra--Ji Snkaki-
fara %. August =. Seattle General
hospital
Noble Mary p Noble. 20. Aug.
ust Z. Everett. Wash.
Kinney James H. Kinney. "a.
August .. Wayslde hospital.
williams Infant. August ., Nor.
timer station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
LICENSED To WE'D

,. l. Raesch. ~ Everest. and I.ii.
liam Armsironr. 20. Seattle
AanfnFd Pence. %. aud Pearl
Sulfie. 90. Seattle.
y e. iiiiacrhrand. ioraI anr nai.
uief Beach. and Elizabeth " Ross.
legal age. Seattle
Rlnzaimou roahiynhi e. Seattle.
and Kane Tamura. ~. japan
Ira ofaon Smith. Is. Seatiir. and
Nary Jauc Johnston. q. snoqaai
mie.
George q Lemons. a.. and Farm.
cca L. Clark. 1G. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

DETROIT. Mich. Aux 10 The
explasioa q d car % dynamite TO
az practically blew 20 pieces the
iosn q Essex. Of 1900 population.
a. Killed TIE Mlchiran Central sta
to nsssi AID a. engineer Elght
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loses ARM counrIno MONEY.

MANILA. Aug. s-Maior Pay.
master Eugene Coffin has had his
left arm amputatcd. tho result OF
Infection from tho handling Of
money paying troops. IIo was
veteran OF the civil war and a mem.
Der Of the old Mckinley regiment.
JAPANESE TEA ROOM
Open from ! 10 5. SOC Second av
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

Tho steamer Humboldt got In
from skagway today with a large
list Of passengers The cargo con.
sisted largely Of fresh fish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

Births were registered today a.
follows.
Prieht To Wife Of A. Pricht 30s
Third Az y. August 7. a son.
uohm-T wife % r. g. Dohm.
Lakeside. August I. a daughter.
Allen To wife OF Fred n
Allen. 2zo4 4. Olive. August .. a
sou
Rodda To wifo o. c II. Rodda.
Mlmor hospital. August 7. q daugh.
ter
Dunbar To wife % @ u. Dun.
bar. South Park. August 8. a daagh.
ter
aulene0 To wife uf q a. sulo.
mes. 22t Mohf st, August 2. n son
Casler-To wife Of ~. CASTER. SIC
Times st.. August 3. a daughter.
benson To wife ~ u Henson.
seth AZ and Third av NJ W.. July
81. n daughter
Nathan To wife o. r w. Mahan.
Zel Denny way. August 5. q danEh.
ter
wayaud TO wife 81 Boyd Way.
and. 1911 Howell o.. August 4. a
daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par
lors, 1916 Third av. have new
tables and the only 5xt0 pool table
ia Seattle A place for gentlemen.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

The schooner snow aud Burgess
arrived az New Westminster today
from Ludlow
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Seattle Stars Exclusive scrviee.)
PtTTsBuRG. Aug. i0.--The e..
tate Of II N. Bennett. the million
airc. which Laura nirgnr. the act
rVss. claimed five years ago for
herself and posthumous son.
gho. she said. was iienncitH son.
Is still Ia court A decision as 90
what part abe and the boy are 20
receive 81 pcndinE. and the BigEar
woman a. nov suing for an income
while awaiting the decision.
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Get a Buffalo

Gasoline engine for your boat and
have the problem settled TT Is
THE best MADE. Geo II. Wood.
hoase co. carries a complete stock
H. University It. go
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to get out Of the way IN time and
the entire train passed over his
body.
As quickly az possible the IN.
iured man WAS put aboard a freight
train bound for Seattle, but be died
about the time the train reached
Thomas station. The remains are
at Bonney Watsons establishment.
A brother resides IN this city and
a number of relatives are az Cum
bertrand. where the body will be
shipped for interment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

JAPANESE ART ooops-M.
FuRuYh Co. SOC Second Ave. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

IN Datromzing home insurance"
BE- sure you get the best The
Washington Fire has been confla.
grafton tested $50
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N' squadron At Navy Yard
sfs
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
MANSFIELD COPPER COMPANY
 MAKES GLOWING REPORT

MANSFIELD, April 2O.-The gener- al manager of the Mansfield copper mine claims in his report an aggre- gate footage of over 1900 feet now oonsplsted, inchdIng sinking, drift ing and cross-cutting. The company is employing a force of about 65 men, and its general merchandise store is doing a business of S200O monthly. The store supplies the needs not only of the Mansfield camp but also or the neighboring camps and prospectors and contractors in the vicinity. Ore now on the Mansfield dumps has shown average values of , per cent copper and 10 ounces silver, or S3O to the ton; and a recent smeIter analysis made by the Copper Queen at Douglas of 1000 pounds of ore yielded an average of sS2,25 to the ton net. The high percentage of iron in this ore was sufficient to defray the entire cost of smelting and treat ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
NkcozARI MINING MAN IS
 WAYLAiD AND ROBBED

FL PASO, April 2O.-while seeing the sights of the city last night, c. Bomboy, mining niaI of Nacozari, Tn the Sonora country, was tuuvueu for his roll aggregating between S4OO and $500 in gold, and relieved ui a draft for $400 on a Douglas bank.
 Bomboy has faint recollection of what occurred during the night. but remembers we'll that when he woke up this morning he was lying beside an adobe building in the outskirts of the town and his money was missing
 He arrived in the city yesterday and met some friends with whom he spent portion of the day in Juarez. He started out last night from a Main street saloon to see the city, and took a drive in a cab with two men whom he supposed were friends. Later in the night it is said they went to a dancehall and that when they left that pace they were accom- panied by one of the women.
 Bomboy remembers that they start ed to drive out in the residence sec. ton of the city and also that when a long distance from the business Gils- trict that he was assaulted in tns cab, and while his arms were pinioLed by his assailants somebody -euu through his pockets. His recollection of that part of the adventure is hazy, but his story has been related to the police. and officers are now working on the case.
 When seen this morning Bomboy said he would remain in the city until tomorrow to see If his assailants could be located, but that if nothing developed he would probably return to his home.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
Brief City News
PERSONAL MENTION.

Charles Stacy is back from Gold field, Nevada, where he has been with view to securing a business location, He reports Goldfield in most pros porous condition with the local labor troubles there entirely settled. Cashier k. NJ. Moore of the Citizens Bank & Trust Go. left yesterday for Phoenix. where he will remain over Sunday on business.
 William Bennett, former deputy sheriff, who came in from Fairbanks to attend the Friday night session al the Elks' Home. left for his home at Fairbank yesterday.
 D. P. Hickey, manager of the Naples dry goods house at Tombstone, left yesterday for the county seat after spending Friday night in the city.
 A. P. Pohndorf, director in the Butte & Arizona Mining Co.,, took his de parture for Butte, Mont, yesterday morning after spending several days in Bisbee on business in connection with his company.
 F. W. Nichols, manager of the Inter- national Laundry at Douglas. spent yesterday in Bisbee attending to busi- ness III COlluSGlAou hAth HIS here, returning to the Shelter City last evening.
 w. F. Walsh, a visitor in Bisbee from Tombstone, returned to the lat ter city last evening.
 George Buxton, of the Buxton-Smith Co, returned from Douglas last eyen- ing where he has been in the interest of his establishment.
 Ranger Captain Harry Wheeler came in from his headquarters at Naco last evening.
 R. L. Gibson, New York Life repre- sentative, passed through here last evening en route to his home at Doug las from a visit at Cananea where, he reports. he found business active and Cananea enjoying unprecedented pros perity.
 Walter Goslin was an outbound pas senger last evening for Fl Paso for a few days visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Doyle left last even ing for New Mexican points. While away they will visit Doyle's oil hold ings.
 c. W Long, foreman at the Bisbee Extension, came in from that property last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
THE COPPER SITUATION.

Morris Kekewich & Co. write Cor ey. Milliken & Co, as follows:
 -The statistics for the second half of March show a small increase of 153 tons in stocks and an increase of 172S tons in the visible supplies. due to larger shipments from Australia.
 Copper has had a most turbulent week, standard on Wednesday. falling as low as 9911O cash and R93.1O thre months, recovering next day to e95.5 cash and e96-5 buyers three months. All markets have recently been so much upset, it is most diff fcult to form proper opinion of the present situation, but American and other producers have not reduced their prices, and the drop in standard would seem to be altogether over done. Consumption of copper is cer- tain to be large and the intrinsic po- sition is practically as sound as be- fore and prices of standard are now almost unchanged on the week for cash.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
ODD FELLOWS RETURN.

Delegates from the Bisbee lodge of Odd Fellows who attended the three days meeting held at Prescott on the 18th, Is and 17th. returned to Blsbee last evening In the party were John James. Richard Humphrey. F. c. Fen derson, Alfred Godfrey and William Hughes. Mrs. J. c. Pritchard, who attended as delegate from the local lodge of Rebekas also returned with the above party. The Rebekah lodges of the territory contributed $500 to- ward the odd Fellows home. of which amount Bisbee's contribution was s20O. A committee of seven was chosen from the grand lodge to select site for the proposed home and they will report at next years meet ing which is to be held at Phoenix. P. J. Mccullough of Bisbee is chairman of the committee. Plans are also un- der way for the erection of a sani- tarium to be located near Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
BUSY BEE ENTERTAINMENT.

The entertainment Thursday even ing, by the Busy Bee Club, for the pur- pose of paying of the debt on the Episcopal church carpet, was one of the best ever given here. A series of living pictures from the Bible was fol- lowed by a musical program of high order. Miss Dalgreen's fine soprano, Miss Demands violin selection and Mir. Harmon's mandolin selection were very much appreciated. Miss Eva Day and Miss Cora Murhead are ris- ing young musicians and added much to the pleasure of the evening. A great deal of credit is due Miss Greggs and Mir. Beebe for the artistic pictures presented. Mir. A. L. Manahan proved an adept in disposing of fan-bags and dust-bags. Messrs. Reynolds, Harmon, Baker and Banner furnished music for dancing
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
LEAVES FOR THE EAST.

A. c. Pohndorf. one of the heavy stockholders in the Butte & Arizona Mining Company operating in the Huachuca Mountains, was a passenger outbound last evening for the east. where be will spend the next few weeks Pohndorf has been in the dis trict for the last week in company with his father and several other of ffcers os the company. and in that time made a trip to the property with J. E. Adams, superintendent of the Boston & Montana Copper Company of Butte All Of the gentlemen ex- pressed themselves as being pleased with the showing. Pohndorf will visit New York City and Boston before re turning west
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21

In the Probate Court of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. Notice of hearing petition in the matter of the estate of Mary E. Nor ris, deceased
 Notice is hereby given that I. E. Loomis has filed in tfis court his pc. tition praying for letters testamentary of the last will and testament oI mary E. Morris, deceased, and that the same will be heard on Monday the 22nd day of April A. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said court, in Tombstone, County of Cochise, Ter ritory of Arizona, and all persons in- terested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should nol be granted.
 Dated April Sth, 1907.
 J. E. JAMES,
 Clerk.