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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-08
NOTICE

Estate of Mary E. Morris deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed executor of the estate of Mary E. Morris, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after first publica. ton of this notice to the said executoT at the City of Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the transac tion of business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 I. D. LOOMS, Executor of the estate of Mary E.
 Morris deceased.
 First publication April 2S, 1907.
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INFANT CHILD DIES.

The infant son of MT. and Mrs. w. c. L. Smith, of Naco, died yesterday morning after a long illness. The child had been very healthy up until a month or two ago, when the fatal sickness set in and death resulted The interment took place yesterday afternoon in the Naco cemetery, Rec I. s. SteYor conducting the funeral ceremonies. The funeral took place under the direction of the Palace Undertaking Company.
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Emharraasino.

Bobson-You look all broken up, old man. Whats. the matter7 .--
 Craik-I called on Miss Pruyn last night, and no sooner had entered the parior than her mother appeared and demanded to know my intentions.
 That must have been rather embar. rassing"
 "Yes, but that was not the worst Just as the old lady finished speaking Miss Pruyn shouted down the stairs, Mamma. mamma, he isn't the oneT "- London Tit-Blts.
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LEARNING TO SHOOT.
A Simple Rifle Target and the Way to
 Practice.

A Simple Rifle Target and the Way to
 Practice.
 The first moving target that l would recommend is one that is simplicity it. self and yet, with the assistance of a gentle sloping hill and friend to tak,. turns with you, will be of great value and benefit. One of the most success ful deer hunters I know trained this way, and you will readily see the good points of this practice on trial of it. Secure half dozen barrel heads for your partner. Have him take n posi- ton at the top of the hill and roll these heads down the slope diagonally At first it will be best to select a fairly smooth slope and have the targets roll ed down at a medium rate. At fifty to seventy-five yards take your posi- ton, according to your gun and an intuition. If 1t Is 22, a somewh9S smaller target might be used at a little shorter distance. At your signal one of these targets is started on it's jour neys. As it starts bring the gun to the shoulder, taking aim and swinging with the moving object. Always aim to hit the center of the object. You will find that the eye naturally seeks the center, just as it is nature for one to see the front sight through the cen ter of the peep. Do not attempt to hold your gun at point the target will pass and try to pull the trigger while it passes. but pull when the aim has been secured, just as when firing at a stationary object-Outer's Book.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-08

Arizona's leading Optician, Dr. Sehell, of Tucson, will be at Copper Queen Hotel next Monday on his reg ular quarterly visit. The doctor has been making regular visits to Bisbee for the past seven years, and his capa- biiity is too well known to need com ment. If you are subject to head aches or are in need of glasses. do not miss this opportunity to have your eyes tested free by an expert. He will remain for three days only.
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sionisean. Silence.

"What has become of your son, the young Inventor, who used to advance such startling theoriesg' asked q friendly man of an old negro known to the Washington Star. T never hear Of him any more"
 'fNo. sah." replied the shrewd father, 'he's reilly inventing something now"
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WILL GIVE DANCE.

Invitations have been issued to a dance to be given by the Swastika Club at the clubhouse of the Woman's Club on Friday night, May 10. On ac- count of the approaching close of the season this will probably be one of the last dances given this year among the younger people, and there is no doubt that the attendance will be large
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MRS sRooeRick RETURNS.

Dr. D. F. Frederick, of the shattuck & Arizona medical staff. left last evening for Fl Paso where he will meet Mrs BroSaick, who is returning from Kansas City. where she has been on visit to her parents. Dr. and Mrs Broderick are expected to arrive in the city Thursday evening and will be at home on Quality Hill.
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LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Athur Fraser. nephew of the Rev MT. Bennett. yesterday left the c. & A. hospital after having been con, fined there for several weeks with a very severe attack of pneumonia. For a time it was feared that the attack would result fatally, but with the care, ful attention of the physicians and nurses the young man was cured.
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TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Over fSinenarr's Drug Store. Phone 448.
Rooms : 6 2 AntIers Bldg.
 Phone 44s

Bisbee, May |. The market today was quiet and featureless. and of the listed issues much of them show weakness, with fractional declines all along the me Cal. & Ariz. acted nervous all day, opening at SITS, declined to $175, then advanced again, closing at SIT. N. Butte and Amalgamated also lcok a brace at the close.
 Denn is firm, with bids at $1O.5O and stock scarce. Warren is hard to get, and bids of $9.12 fail to locate any. American is unchanged. Wolv. & Ariz. is strong with sales at $2.3S. Butte & AriZ. is coming out at S135. and looks like bottom. The balance show no material changes.
 Closing quotations:
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COMING sooN.

Dr. Sehell, of Tucson, Arizona's $ leading optieian, will be at Copper Queen Hotel on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 13. IA and 18th, with full hne of snectaeles and eyeglasses
 Eyes examined free. Do not neglect this opportunity to have your eyes aches. weak eyes, etc, positively cur
 ed by glasses. Money back if moi satisfied in thirty days trial. 15t
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SMALL BLAZE ExTINGUISHED.

4 slight blaze broke out yesterday morning in the residence of Mrs. Lar. sa on School Hill, which at no time as stunned dangerous proportions and was extinguished by the department with very little trouble. The damage was entirely on the roof, amounting to about $50
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ASSESSOR HOWE IN CITY.

Assessor Charles R. Howe arrived yesterday from Tombstone and will spend the day in Risbee closing up the assessments of some large property owners whom he was unable to see until this time.
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F. E Turner formerly superlntend ent of the E & s. W. Railroad, ar rived in the city yesterday afternoon from El Paso, and will spend a few days in the district.
 H. n. woodman, interested in min ing 10 the Cananea district, passed through the city yesterday morning on his way from his home in Provi. dence, R. to his property. He will visit Bisbee, returning from the big Sonora camp.
 Col L. W. Powell, general manager of the Cole interests. --"'"~nad to the city yesterday morning from a short business trip to the northern portion of the territory.
 w, F. Edwards, manager of the Copper Queen Hotel. was passenger outbound last eyenin" F"- Fl Paso where he will spend the next couple of days
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LEFT FOR FL PAso.

H. 4 Smith. of the firm of Hovland & SDfth, left last evening for Fl Paso. Mr. Smith is interested heavily in the new oil lands recently located by Bis bee capitalists in New Mexico, near Santa Rosa.
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One Better,

First Child-our baby can say SPapa." Second Child (with lofty su- periority)--Our parrot can say papa and papa's swear words too.-Los An geles Herald.
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Exeeutive AbiIitv.

Little James-Father. what is execu- tive ability? His fatheT-TSe faculty of earning your bread by the sweat of other peoples brows, my son.
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q CHANCE TO GET A WIFE Through the Matrimonial Agency at the Irts tonight.
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Arthur L. Harmon. concert mando- linist; David c. Keck. guitarist; at the Imperial tonight. Special engagement.
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linist: David c. Neck, guitarist; at the
 Imperial tonight. Special engagement.
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linist; David c. Neck, guitarist; at the Imperial tonight. Special engagement
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Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. B. T. get the franchise. (Ad7.)
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Arthur L. Harmon, concert mando- linist; David c. Neck. guitarist; at the Imperial tonight. Special engagement.
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LOVES SORROW.

Charles Bozard will sing "When We Were Boys" and Loves Sorrow tonight.
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Arthur L. Harmon, concert mando. linist; David c. Keck, guitarist; at the Imperial tonight. Special engagement
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PERSONAL MENTION.

H. H. Reno. of the Douglas brewery. arrived b the city last evening.
 John H. Talbot. superintendent of the Cananea Central property at Cana nea, arrived last evening and is regis tered at the Copper Queen.
 Walter e. Bauerfend. of San An tonic, Texas. Is in the city visiting his aunt, Nrs- A T. Hoy.
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LOVES SORROW.

Charles Bozard will sing When We were Boys" and Loves Sorrow tonight
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A CHANCE TO GET A WIFE Through the Matrimonial Agency al tho Iris tonight.
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Grand ball the Rink every Saturday night. Rink for rent other nights.
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Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help I. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
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Wilson's Produce Market, Lowell Fresh vegetables.
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Up the Canyon, town the Canyon help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.
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up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help ]. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
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Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help I. E. T. get the rrancnIse. (Ady.l
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Arthur L. Harmon. concert mando- ImpeT5af tonight 6pecfai engagement
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WAhTED-Boy about IS years of age Apply Review Job Department.
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Up the Canyon. down the Canyon ielp J. E. T. get the franchise. (Ads
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THE BANK BAR.

WHIskEYs BOTTLED iN soND. OPPOSITE MINERS q MERCHANTS BANK. LOWELL
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-08

For s14 you can rent three rooms, furnished complete for housekeeping New, elegant. Phone, gas range, bath. at 334 South F1gueroa, 222 No. Ere. month, 1141 West First, rig Ceres, 1911 East Ninth, S36 Crocker, s12 West Fourth, 911 Diamond and 204 North Fremont Ave. Los Angeles. Cal
 HOTEL oRENA.
 Corner Seventh and Hope, opposite Postnffice. Everything new, richly fur nfshed Low rates. Los Angeles, Cal
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Arizona 8 New Mexico R. R, Co.
SCHEDULE.

For further information apFJ nearest Agent or to NORMAN CARMICHAEL Asst. Gen1 Supt.
 A. T. THOMSON.
 Trcasurse.
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SUMMONS

c. ". seRk. PROP.
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Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help !. D T. get the franchise ltdv)
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H. n BERNER. Clerk.
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BIDS WANTED.

H. E. BERNER. Clerk.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
ILLINOIS

EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,. Sept. REV.
William e. Archibald of Gaty avenue is
home from a several weeks sojourn in
Boston and various summer resorts.
Miss Mildred Haynes of Brighton place
has returned from several weeks visit
to Michigan resorts.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Carney of North
Twelfth street have returned from an
eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Vernon Clark of Alta
Sita are spending a few days with friends
at Whitehall. ILL.,
CHICAGO-It came as a surprise to the
people in Chicago that Paul o. Stensland,
the Milwaukee Avenue bank looter, made
his personal plea to the state board of
pardons for liberty.
The bank wrecker appeared before the
board in the narrow office of the prison
at Joliet and with tear-stained cheeks
prayed for his release, making this as
founding promise:
If released 1 will pay up all my debts
within three years. have money"
SPRINGFIELD = Former Governor
Yates makes the following statement re-
garding the story printed in Chicago pa
pers that he had been offered a position
by Attorney General Bonaparte in the
endeavor to keep the former governor
from fighting United States Senator Hop
lkins for reelection:
Il received communication from At
torney General Bonaparte offering me a
retainer to act as special counsel for the
government l declined the offer There
is nothing pending in the nature of an
offer from the federal government"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
KISS TIES UP A
CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM

4 STEUBENVILLE, o., Sept. 1.-THE +
1. question of whether Z. II. Denig. a 4.
!. high school teacher, kissed one of I.
4. his pupils promises to tie up the +
!. entire school system of this city. 4
+ Superintendent Van Cleve, believ- +
i ing that the incident, whether true +
I. or not, ended Denigs usefulness In 4.
i. the school, did not recommend his +
+ retention. Denig's friends and the 4.
1. board elected him without recon- +
!. mendation. Superintendent Van I.
4. Cleve then appealed to the state +
1. school commission, and the commits I.
1. sioners held that to make Denigs +
!. election valid, without the superin- 4.
4. tendent's recommendation, he must i.
4 have three-fourths vote In the 4.
! board Of education, and that he could I.
!. not get. i
i Denigs friends then refused to con- +
j. firm any of the teachers recommend i
!. ed by the superintendent. Both sides +
!. are firm, and with the opening of +
!. the school year only two weeks, off 4
!. not a teacher has been elected. +
4. Many OF them are leaving the city 4
!. and seeking employment elsewhere =
+ 4. 4 Il 4 4. i. 4 4. i. 4. 4. !. i. I. 4 i 4. !.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
BOYS TRICK H0RRIFIES
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE

4 MONTCLAIR, N. Y, Sept L. 4.
4 Great excitement was caused here \
4. by the form of a man falling rap J.
i idly through space. apparently from 4.
4. what appeared to be balloon, =
4. which was soaring above Eagle rock. i
+ Hundreds made for the place below +
4. the balloon. y
+ The body turned and turned again, +
4. and finally struck the ground with 4
+ dull sound. +
+ See II he is alive" said one. 4
+ mo, you go. 1t is horrible said 4
4. another +
4 Finally one man summoned UP 4.
+ courage and approached the form. 4.
!. After feeling 1t and turning 1t over, \
+ he remarked that there was abso- 4
i lutely no sign of life. 4
4 II am afraid he Is past all human 4
4. aid," the man who examined the 4
i. form said. y
j. And he was. The figure was well 4
+ constructed dummy that had been +
4. sent up on a kite string by Fred 4
1. Hickson, one of the village boys, !.
I. and what appeared to be balloon i
4. was really big box kite. 4
4 4, 4. 4. 4. 4 4 4. 4. 4. 4 4 1. 4. j. j. j. i \
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
GEORGIA

CORDELE, Ga, Sept. lin return for
kindness shown her. MRS. J. r. Mckay CT
Cuba, N. Y, has sent check for 100000
to Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Powell of this
place. the money to be used for their
youngest child only few weeks old.
Mrs. Mckay was returning to her home
after spending the winter in Florida,
when she missed a train and was obliged
to lay over short while here BY acci-
dent she met the Powells, and when she
learned of the birth of the child she asked
permission to name 1t, which was granted.
The letter was addressed to the child,
James Edward Powell, and contained a
certificate of deposit for 100000 drawing in
terest at per cent to be paid annually.
ATLANTA--A special to the Journal
from Tallahassee, Fla, says Governor
Broward has ordered the local militia
company to hold itself in readiness to
protect George Sims, a Georgia negro,
who, pursued by ten armed men In auto7
mobiles, surrendered himself to the sheriff
and Is now In Jail there. Sims is charged
with killing Marshal Cargall of Cairo, Ga.
MACON--Judge Emery Speer rendered a
decision touching the famous lumber rate
case of the Georgia Sawmill association
against the Southern and the other lines
of the Southeastern Tariff association.
The court held that lumbermen who were
members of the Georgia association and
also of the Georgia Florida association
at the time of the filing of the suit in 1893,
also those who have since become mem
bers and outsiders in the Georgia and
Florida lumber belt who have suffered
from the extra 2 cents the 100 pounds on
Ohio river points and the west, are en-
titled to recover such sums of the lines
as they have been forced to pay under
the increased tariff.
HELENA-By the derailment of an
east-bound Seaboard All line passenger
train at Wilcox creek, one mile from
here, the baggageman and three negroes
were seriously injured and many others
slightly cut and bruised. The train, with
the exception of the engine and rear
coach, left the track and went INTO the
creek All the cars except the first
class coach, which was left standing on
the brink of the trestle, were demolished.
The cause of the accident has not yet
been ascertained.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 7.--Winfield
T. Durbin. governor of Indiana from 1901
to 1905. made the sensational statement
that soon after his Inauguration as gov
ernor attempts were made to bribe him
to turn over William A. Taylor, Ken
tuckys refugee governor, to the authori-
ties of that state for trial on the charge
of conspiracy to assassinate Senator
Goebel. The sum offered former Governor
Durbin, according to his own statement,
was $4,000 in cash.
PRINCETON-Char e. Hensley. who
is charged with stealing his wife, gave
himself up to the authorities here and
was released on $500 bail
So far as is known the case Is the
first of its kind on record. The warrant
was sworn out by the father of the girl,
who claims she is but 10 years old and
that Hensley stole her and went to Mount
Carmel, ILL.,, short time ago, where they
were married.
INDIANAPOLIS--Des Desiring to rid her
pet dog of fleas Mrs. Walter Durham, 514
North Alabama street, poured coal oil on
the dogs body and soon the neighborhood
was in the throes of a mad dog" scare
The police station was notified and BIZ
cylemen Hall and Simon responded. On
investigation their sympathies went out
to the suffering dog. and the excited
neighbors who were awaiting the crack
of pistol which would end the dogs
life were soon dispersed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
MAINE


POPHAM BEACH, Me-, Sept. 1.-The
Maine Historical Society celebrated the
Booth anniversary of the landing Of Sir
George Pophams colonists on the shores,
This morning there took place the un-
yelling of memorial tablet to the Pop
ham colony by Mrs. William Addison
Houghton, president of the Colonial
Danes, resident in the state of Maine
and Fritz Harman Jordan, governor OF
the Maine Society of Colonial Wars.
BAR HARBOR--A horse frightened by
lightning, threw a party of four young
people from a carriage while riding home
from a dance at Northeast Harbor, and
one of the occupants, Miss Emile Car
bonario, was fatally hurt. None of the
others was seriously injured.
KITTERY-Following a meeting here
of the Pepperell Association of America,
memorial tablet was unveiled. The tab
let OF bronze is affixed to a granite
pedestal on the main road of Kittery
Point, near the tomb of Sir William
Pepperell. The principal address of to-
days exercises was by Everett Pepper
ell Wheeler of New Yo- city,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS
COLLECTOR MAKES RETURNS

+ CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 7.-"Of all !
1. the record breakers this one takes !.
4 the blue ribbon" said Joel c. Clore, 4
+ while reading from letter he had 4.
I. just received from little Kentucky I
1. town. 4
I. 1t was a reply to a letter that Mr.. !,
4. Clore had sent to the Kentuckian !
4. over eighteen years ago. Eighteen !;
!. years ago jewelry concern handed !.
1. me claim against man ina small !.
1. town to make collection for a watch !.
4. which the Jewelry house had sold the :;
1. delinquent on credit. never re- !;
!. ceived reply to the communication. !.
!. The matter was finally dropped. :;
4 Now here comes a reply after :,
i eighteen years! Wouldn't that jar :;
+ your" !;
4 The letter says: !,
i Dear Sir: hold In my posses !,
j. sion a watch secured from Mr. A. !:
!. on claim which you sent me. !;
I. will send you the watch on receipt !;
I. of the usual charges for making col !
j. lection" 4
+ II wonder" continued Mr.. Clore, :.
!. III it took my collector eighteen !:
4. years to get that watch?'' I
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
WASHINGTON

SEATTLE Wash, Sept. 7.--Miller Free
man, editor of the Pacific Fisherman, has
received a letter from an Alaskan cor
respondent saying that Japanese sealers
are not only poaching on the seal pre-
serves off the Pribilof islands, but that
they are committing acts of piracy
against the inhabitants of the few small
towns there. The cutters McCulloch,
Manning and Perry are patroling Bering
sea and seldom reach the islands.
NORTH YAKIMA-North Yakima's q
foot giant" and the second tallest man
In the state, came to Tacoma in search of
wife. He found her without trouble, as
the hunt was preordained, and c. III. Hin
man of North Yakima and Miss Maud E.
Miller of Tacoma were married.
HOQUIAM-W. E. Campbell city attor-
ney, has filed homestead on Sand island,
an island comprising about twenty acres
in the center of Grays Harbor. The
ground is a paradise for sportsmen. 1t
was at one time in the government re-
serve. but was withdrawn.
SEATTLE-After merry round of auto
mobiles, wine suppers and feminine COM
panions. Herbert Wilson, agent of the I'M
perial Loan company OF Winnipeg, was
arrested at the Meadows on charge of
obtaining $500 under false pretenses.
WALIlA WALLA-Damage to crops by
recent rains is much less than first re-
ports indicated. Dispatches received TO
day from the outlying districts show
that the grain is damaged but little in
most places. The wind which accom-
panied the rain was the chief cause OF
destruction. About rs per cent OF the
grain has been harvested and 1t is
thought the damage to that remaining
standing will not exceed 10 per cent
Teacher-Why did Abraham implore mercy for
Sodom and GomorrahG
Moritz-Because ne had a lot OF capital In
vested there -MeEkendcrfer Blatter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
WYOMING


CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept 7.-What is
believed by the officers to have been an
attempt to poison hundreds of head of
sheep which Craze on the open range
southwest of Laramie recently, when
sneep herder found fully fifty pounds of
saltpeter scattered about in the grass
on the range where large bands of sheep
feed.
SHERIDAN-John ". Hulet OF Crook
county has been arrested at Clearmont
anc bro ught back here to answer to the
charge of raising check from $120 to
$2i.2C. Iiulett has been held for trial tc
the district court here under $500 bonds.
CASPER-James w. Hart while talking
to friend and in apparent good health
suddenly threw up his right hand and
dropped dead. Mr.. Hart was one OF the
old cowpunchers of central Wyoming and
widely known, and was later engaged in
the hardware business with Charles
O'Neal
CHEYENNE-M. Cohen. wanted here
for swindling and arrested at Des MONIES,
Iowa, has refused to return to Wyoming
without extradition proceedings. Deputy
Sheriff Nelson Perry. who went to Des
Moines under the impression that Cohen
would return voluntarily, has telegraphed
to Governor Brooks for request on the
governor of Iowa for the extradition Of
Cohen.