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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-02
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-02

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trdNe frat for ben lite Saniiar,
men or bette TiIfRIoet, ioo bar ban
moi o~perfreoct @rrnien for fin Wani.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-02
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-02
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ben norife 9prl9eeforeuing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-02

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bet so5beIte. Irs. Scbn y. Sobniou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-02

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
CoChIse County and Bisbee Suburbs

grand jury in the case against O. 4 Sells and then failed to give the tes- timony that corresponded to state ments he had given to the customs officials and others. He was arrest ed and a charge of smuggling placed against him, as he had, in company with O. A Sells smuggled over a quan- tity of alcohol for the use of the Adobe Pharmacy at Naco.
 The customs officials not only in Naco, but at every port of entry along the line have been notified by the higher officials to do their best to endeavOr to break up ths practice cf smuggling that has been increasing along the southwest border. The Mexican authorities are also taking hand in the work of stopping the smuggling of goods into that country and are beginning by the arrest of number of their own custom officials and prominent merchants.
 Court News.
 Civil actions continue to pile up in the district clerkss office at a surprising rate. Today there were filed in that office over forty cases, the majority ofthem being back tax cases. This lot about completes the list of suits that will be brought and brings the total number up to few over 100, while the amount involved viii not amount to much over $5000. Of the other suits filed one is for divorce filed by Attorney Kingsbury for Col. I. B. Stone. of the Hub In- yestment Company of Benson, who Sh.a trf diCGnlWp fhG bonds of marriage existing between him and Elizabeth Stone. The com plaint alleges that the couple were married in Canada in April 1885 ana that they lived together until Sep tember 1891 as man and wife ana during that month the defendant left him and since that time has refused to come and live with him. He asks for the decree on the grounds of oe- sertion.
 Madison F. Larkin of Lansing, Pa, has brought suit against the Consol- dated Copper Company, who owns group of mining claims in the Cali fornit district. this county or in the vicinity of Paradise for debt in the sum of s21, 300. The complaint alleges that on March 23, of this year, the company, by it's board of directors, gave the plaintiff for money loaned to it, its promisory note for the above amount to be paid on or before July 18th. that the time has expired and the note is now due That at the time of the giving of the note the property was deeded by trust deed to Lionel M. Jacobs of the Bank of Tue son to be held in trust in the event that the money was not paid. The complaint asks that the trustees be authorized to sell the property and turn over to the plaintiff the sum loaned. together with the interest and costs and $500 as attorneys fees.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
CHINAMEh WANT ID
 PLAY CANANEA TEAM
0rientaIS of Dragon Pass Are After SCaIpS of Sonora
 Contingent,

It seems that the Mescal team from Cananea is looking around the cou1- try for a team to practice on since they were administered two wallop- ings in succession by the aggregation representing Fl Paso. After diligent- ly following the sporting columns each day the management came across a published challenge from an all-Chi- nese team which represents Dragoon Pass, in which the Orientals thrown down the gauntlet to the ball tossers from across the border.
 Tn answer to the challenge the fol lowing communication was received at the Review office yesterday:
 Cananea, Mex, July 29, 1907. To the Review.
 Bisbee. Arizona.
 After being beaten in two success sive games by she Fl Paso nine We understand that a team of Chinamen located at Dragoon Pass wish to meet us, and do hereby send a challenge, inviting them to come on. Winner to take all gate receipts and a purse of $9 Mex, with all expenses including the mescal.
 Please insert this in your worthy columns, and oblige
 PAT MILAN, Manager Cananea Nine of Mescal Boys.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
SQUEEZING ALF" IS
 FOUND IN PHOENIX

While Berlin has it's ripper" Phoenix has its 'Peep:ng" Jack and Squeezing" Ali. The Phoenix Ga Zette says:
 "Peeping" Jack has been caught For several days people in the south eastern part of town have been both cred by seeing 8 pair of big, white eyes peeping Tn at the windows Of their houses. Constable Murphy caught a negro gazing into the win dow of a house. He ran him of with a threat Of arrest, but later saw him peeping into another window. He ran h'm of again and gave him a severe talking. Both of the houses into the windows of which the negro was gag ing belong to respectable Mexican people. This was tiie last seen of the negro that night by Constable Mur- phy.
 But that morning Mrs. Refugio Bracemonte, who was sleeping on a bed by the side of her husband in the front yard of their home. was aroused by feeling the presence of a pair of strong arms around her. and when her eyes opened she found a face as black as the ace of spades stuck close to her face. peering at her with Hcentious eyes. The sight frightened her badly and she emitted a wild scream.
 Instantly the arms fastened around her relaxed and the negro turned to flee. just as the husband of the wo- man leaped to his feet. For a sec ond Bracemonte did not comprehend, but, as his drowsiness vanished. he started in pursuit of the negro. The negro. however. was young and fleet footed and soon distanced the angry husband.
 The matter was reported to Con stable Murphy and he arrested a ne gro named Alfred Fry. who was iden tified by Bracemonte and the woman and who admitted his guilt. While the offense is punishable by confinement in the pen'teLtiary, the
 woman and the man did not care to press the case and Justice Johnstons
 let the negro of with severe lecture
 and ten days in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
BUS CAPSIzES;
 PEOPLE IN WATER
During Rain in Lowell, Creek Is SwelIed and Causes
 Accident.
Review Branch, Telephone 69.

Lowell, August 1, 1907.
 What came near resulting in fatal accident occurred last evening when a buss load of people returning from the funeral of Southard Thomas during the heavy rain in attempting to cross the creek were preeipitated into the stream. It seems the driver in attempting to cross, pulled too far to the right and came in contact with several large boulders which were obscured by the muddy water, thus overturning the stage and throw ing the occupants into the water which was waist deep.
 Mrs. Metcalf, one of the passengers. tainted and Chas Glover, who went to her rescue was himself overcome and came near drowning but for the timely arrival of ex-Deputy Sheriff Harvey Hughes and Harry Reynolds, who, after great difficulty, succeed ed in rescuing both parties from a watery grave Tn attempting to assist Mrs. Metcalf, Mir. Gloyer's feet be- came entangled in the wheel of the stage. from which position he was extricated by MT. Hughes and MT. Reynolds. Although NIT. Glover swal- lowed considerable water he was soon revived, as was Mrs. Metcalf.
 It is not thought that either of the parties will suffer and iii effects from the accident, both though had their clothes ruined as did the other oe- cupants.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02

The group of claims consists of thir- teen different locations.
 John E. Kelly has brought an ac- ton against T. H. Burdick as admin istrator of the estate of Harry B. Me Coy for debt and an accounting. The complaint charges that the defendant was duly appointed administrator of the estate of Harry Mccoy deceased; that before his deeth that the plain tiff and Mccoy were partners in a group of nine mining claims which however. in the name of Mccoy but that the plaintiff had an interest in them and had contributed his share of the annual assessment work. That in December 1906, Mccoy entered into an agreement with one w. NJ. Cute to sell the nine claims with number of others, the total price to be received being $25.000. of which amount Mccoy received down $275o the balance to be paid OF install ments, besides s2500 in stock. The complaint asks that he be given 29-l26 of the S2750 received or s632.23. It also alleges that k.e filed his claim with the administrator and taat the same was disallowed by him and thrown out.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02

and have never been naturalized?"
 "Si, senor; honest Injun, hope may die if 1t is not so."
 And you want to make it an inter- national question:"
 'Si. senor"
 "All right cabellero. I will write to Porfirio DiaZ about it right away and we will make this old United States jump sideways about it. In the meantime you stay right here un- til you get good and sober and possi- bIy by the time we hear from Diaz your tenure of office will have eX- pired. But you can put a peg down that Presiden DiaZ will not allow such rank injustice to go unpunished and you can expect a Mexican army up here in a month or two to lick some sense into these Americans"
 And the man with the international complaint laid down on the floor Of his cell and went to sleep, well satl@- fled with the terrible vengeance that he had launched upon Uncle Sam's unconscious head.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02

A social will be given at the home of Mrs. J. E. Norris, 59 Clawson Hill. Friday evening for the benefit of the Christian Church. Music and refresh ments. All are cordially invited.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
CUSTOMS MEN AT NACO BECOME
 PRIMER
Nearly Everybody Who Comes. Across Border Is Held Up. and Searched-Several Ar rests Are Made.
Especial to Review.)


 TOMBSTONE, August 1.-Parties coming up from Naco yesterday bring the news that the customs off eials at that point have begun to strictly enforce the law against snug giing and during the past few days have stopped any number of parties coming across the line and searched them, a number of them being citi- zens of Naco. The first part of the week the line riders held up Mir. Wal ker of the Cow Ranch saloon. who, with some man from Bisbee, was coming across the line. Upon being searched the line riders discovered a number of pieces of drawn work and lace in their possession. The parties were taken into custody and Walker was afterward released on $10o0 bond while the gentleman from Bis been, whose name we are unable f learn, was held in the branch county jail over night, until he was afterward able to furnish bond. The matter was kept as quiet as possible and an eff fort made to keep it from tine general public.
 Ever since the arrest of o. A. Sells at Naco who had charge of the Adobe Pharmacy at that place, the custom officials have been more rigid in their examinations and especially so after they discovered the plot of others to engage in a systematic scheme of smuggling to defraud the government. It is expected that before the next session of the United States court Is held here that there will be a num- Der of arrests made in connection with the smuggling of goods at Naco that will cause considerable surprise fA business circles.
 At the present time Will Hutchfv son of Cananea, is under bond to ap- pear before the next grand jury on a charge of smuggling. He was call ed here as a witness before the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
DISCOVERS WATER
 NEAR THE SURFACE

A correspondent writing from Dem ing, New Mexico. gives the following information concerning what has been accomplished in that vicinity in pumping water for irrigation:
 Ralph c. Ely, one of Demings s ablest attorneys, while building the shelter here three years ago, was struck by an idea. Water was plenti- ful a short distance below the sur face. Why could not sufficient sup ply be cheaply pumped to the surface for irrigation purposes? To think was to act with Mir. Ely. He pur- chased a farm of some forty acres adjoining the Chinese garden, and be- gan experimenting. After three years he has demonstrated beyond the shadow of a doubt that farming can be carried on in this locality with a small outlay of capital and large pro it.
 He has a crude oil twenty-six horsepower engine, and using only ten horsepower he is pumping 5OO gallons a minute, or 30,OOO gallons per hour. The crude oil fuel costs [ cents an hour. Thirty thousand gallons of water will irrigate 150 acres of alfalfa The pump the cor respondent looked at had been run ming two weeks steadily, night and day without a break and the supply of water is practically inexhaustible.
 MT. Ely is irrigating HOO acres Of land with five pumps and two large reservoirs. The first pump has ca pacity of 500 gallons minute; the second 750 gallons, the third 800 gal Ions, the fourth 300 and the fifth 1900 gallons. The fifth pump, however, will be kept as a reserve and used only when one of the others is tenn porarily out of commission. MT. Ely will use the greater part of his land for alfalfa, which will net him s20 per acre per year. He considers al falfa a lazy mans crop. Onions, beans, grapes, fruit trees, strawbe, ries. etc, and much more profitable crops can be grown.
 The following facts are demon strated by MT. Ely's experiments: "A farmer coming to this country can secure land at a very low fig ure.
 His pumping plant need not cost more than s3500.
 The cost of cleaning. leveling, ditching and fencing need not cost more than s25 to $40 an acre. h. cludng his pumping plant, his expen- ditures need not run over SIS an acre.
 His income would be s2O an acre net at the lowest estimate.
 Land in Illinois and the east, cost | ing from $I00 to s125 an acre is con sidered good f it nets it's owners from l 8 to S5 an acre. Out here there are onions. potatoes, small fruits and vege tables which will net a man more l than twice s20 an acre.
 There are others who are now planning to second Mir. Ely's efforts. l Theodore Carter of Silver City has made some large purchases of land i lately in tn vicinity. It Is more than likely that he may take up farming | together with his mining interests. If he makes the same success agricul- 1 turally as he has in a inning way it vii be good for Luna county"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
MEX. WITH 4 JAG
 WOULD LICK THE U. s,

PHoENIX, Aug. fare you the Mexican consul?"
 Sure popi What can I do for you?"
 The inquiry was made by Mexi- can ia the county jail, incarcerated on a charge of disturbing the peace and the rspcnse was given by Joe Porterie.
 T am a full Mexican citizen and this United States is doing me wro7 they have put me iG jail and have not violated any law. Its some kind of scheme to work against my govern ment"
 Sure you are a Mexican citizen
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02

oRPHEUM Stock changes Wed. and Sunday
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
CANNED sTUFFs.

MANOR HOUSE coFFEE-2lD sealed can for. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-02
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION. in the Probate Court of the County
 of cochise, Territory of Arizona.

or CoCniSeJ ieFTlOIJ VI F'iNS' In the matter of the estate of Jose Dh!ne z. Keeuhold, deceased
 Notice is hereby given that Ellen L. Fitzgerald has filed in this court her petition for letters of administration with the will annexed of the above entitled estate and that the same will be heard on Monday, the 12th day of August, A. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the court room of said court, in Tomb stone County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner, should not be granted.
 Dated July 30th, 1907.
 J. E. JAMES,
 Clerk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-04
SaS 0rpsfiirItcm ylipf.

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sic @robber5o0in Nnoitolio bon Wtcd-
lenbnr9 Sdnerill, Die Wtutter Der
Oeiltid)en &ronprin5eiiin Gccilie, oil
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lin, Die @rGiin bon Sorbp, perocn
mic in oen S%oriobren ,oen @inter III
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@obniib in EnriS o~liigeidlo9er bo-
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npd 0cufbnr iit0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-04
@o SibncrudDt Tiirgcrpilid)t lit.

User ctIpa lid clnbil0et, Die @eflil'
9a(5lld)t ans Dem ii 5u periteben, Scr
mag ooh, meru er nad) Dem Soipa'cr
Staotheu Wonte5uma aelangt, SIT
Ser lleber5eugung 9elangen, oab or
nod @inigcs lernen fam!
Montejuma, oas i'm Gountp Eop'
csibief elm geoeiblides SaIein NIT
etpn tall ieno ginpobncrn fiibrt, miro
nobl l1ie cine 8robitoot iperoen ullo
bat alld) gar feline Suit, ieine gins
pobnerSdbl anf Sunoerttuulenoe 81
pergroBern, = ausgenommen, menn
es Ialiter 8efliigel5iitter ietn %iolten.
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