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Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18
THEY SEEMED SURPRISED.

Three Mexicans were aTraigaed be. fore Judge Grier for drunkenness this afternoon and two pleaded guilty and were fined s6 with the alternative of six days in jail They had evidently heard that Judge Grier discharged all Mexican prisoners yesterday under no more serious charge than drunk enRess or disturbing the peace in honor of the national holiday. and ex- pected the same treatment when they made the excuse of patriotism, but the holiday was over and to their dis appointment they were led away to iail-ZT The third -nlaadad mt xrIiifu and put up so good a defense that he was discharged.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18

HEAD CENTER: al Cor. No. 1, whence U. S. M. Nj. No. l H. D. brs. s. 85 deg. and 21 min. E 2953.4 it.; thence =. deg. and 3( min. W. 924.8 it. to Cor. No. 2 whene the If Sec. Cor. between Secs IT and 20, T. 23 s. R. 20 f., brs. N IA deg. 52 min. and 30 sec. W. 1384.s it.; thence s. 66 deg. and 37 min. W
 Ar. O.. Ahc..cn 2
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18

MARSHALL-Beg1nning at Cor. No. 1, whence U. s. M. NJ. No. 1, H. D. bIs. s. 42 deg. 19 min. and 30 sec. E. 1758.S it.; thence N. 73 deg. and 3I min. w. 345.5 1t. to Cor. No. 9; thence N. 73 deg and 31 min. w. 345.5 it. to Cor. No. 2; thence s. 3S deg. and 54 min. W. 1876 ft. to Cor. No. 3; thence s. 73 deg. and q min E. 1925 1t. to Cor. No. 4, whence 1-4 Sec. Cor. between Secs. 20 and q, T. 23 S., B. 20 E. brs. s. 76 deg. and % min. T. 125S.7 it.; thence N. 8 deg. and 26 min. E. to Cor. No. l, the place of beginning.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

Joe James, the mb bn who was arrest. ed yesterday under a John Doe" war, rant for too much gun play in the
 Swim saloon. was arraigned before Judge Grier this afternoon 10 answer the complaint of having in his pos. session a Al calibre revolver and flourishing it in dangerous manner
 After having the complaint read to him and having asked and obtained q re-reading of it and certain expIene, tions. James entered a plea of not guilty nd gave the names of the wit. nesses he desired to have subpoenaed
 for his hearing, which was set for 3 o'clock tomorrow afternon.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18

Mir and Mrs. Jim Speed sailed from Queenstown today after spending the summer at their chalet on Lake Lu- cerne. They will arrive here in about two weeks and take up their residence in their downtown home in the old Clawsop addition
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-31
THE GOVERNOR
g--

AVanta, Aug. 3o.--Covernor Hoke
Smith en- yesterday issued a formal
|otder fixing the state tax rate for
l1se7 al five mills, the constitutional
maximnm rate Of sax ion. sThis Svas
Ibu carrying out tha mandate Of ne
4Ie stature
This rate IS an increase Of one-ffs
Iof Hil1 over the rate Of last year,
which was four and - hundredths
mills.
The taxes win be apportioues
tollows General purposes. three and
five one-tundred BIS ,mills, common
schools. ono and eight one-hundredtl
mills; SHINING fund, fifteen one
tmudredths mills.
Increased appropriations - by
ih isiafnrs. and other d. o. o.
al. sas .'.-.o'. @aasa 7a' 1a'.'.ea
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-31

sES RoTAscalLns WINDOW DIS
PLAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25
AMUSE ENTS.
P-esceiIe at Opera House.

PrcSceile III the opera house n
evening. was the same entertaining anC
interesting hypno1ist and telepathisI
that he has been thus far this week
His audience WAS limited in numbers
but all the acts We're good, especially
the baseball game, played by his sub
iccts. placed among the audience. Tho
players entered into The spirit OF The
game with the greatest avidity and af-
ter the thing had gained hpadWay they
watched with as much interest as
though the game was real bthe!
ing scene. the boys and the honey bees
and the balloon ascension.
Thursday afternoon Prescelle started
blindfoldrd from the Hotel North Will
Il postoffice key fitting the lock of 4
certain box in the postoffice He Went
directly 20 tho postofice, entered and
unlocked the box with the key Withou,
hesitation.
Prescelle offers for tonight his fea :
tGre bill said to b" the greatest crea-
tion offered in any hypnotic exhibition
the original one ring circus. introduce
ing acrobatS. Wire walking, bare
back riders. etc. 4 capacity audience
is assured, as the advance sale is large
At the Saturday matinee Il souvenir
book written by Prescelle will be Civ
en- to each lady and Il Teddy bear tc
the child holding the lucky coupon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25
A Theatrical Treat.

IT is not often Tat theatrcroers Of this
city are permitted so great a treat in Il
theatrical way as will be given them
again by the presentation here by Henry
=. Harris of one of the greatest plays
ever produced in America-"The Lion and
the MOuso"-which will be the attraction
at the Opera house Oct. ~.
The play is by Charles Klein. author of
'"The Music Master" 1t deals with the
money interests and politics of :he corm-
try adverse to social welfare. John Bur-
kett Eyd"r the octopus Of his time in a
financial way. IN order to the better win
lis ends in the amassinE Of the greatest
sorts to means to unSeat a Judge of the
supreme court who has rendered decis-
ions unfavOrable to his schemes by in
tentionally dishonoring a position held in
the highest esteem by the people of his
own country. While RYDER is the leader
of men and the ruler of financial situation
treading every mans opinion under his
golden heels he is thwarted in his plans
by a girl. the daughter Of this judge The
play is one of vital interest picturing
realistically and truthfully the politica
and financial situation of the present day
The seat sale is announced for Satrr-
day morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25
reasonable opportunity To complete the
performance" on o" before November
1st.
Judgment for the defendants.

PiScataQUiS County
Edwin $. Martin. Trustee VS. Sarah r;
Starbuck. Rescript. per cUriam by
WhitehouSc j.
In an action Of coHvenant broken to
recover the taxes paid by the plaintiff
on certain property described in the
lease to the defendant. objection was
made by DEFENDANTS counsel to the
admission of the lease to The defendant
from Harriet Nj. tottrT the deceased
lessor for whose heir tn" plaintiff is
truStnc), on the ground of :: variance
between the avcrmcnt in III" dcclara-
tinn that the defendant agreed 70 pay
tn" :HXcs to Harriet NJ. Cotter. and the
language of the covenant that she
agreed to pay the taxes during the
continuance Of He lease and any
renewals thereof
Held. that if the same cxigency had
arisen during the life of the original
lessor III" do fcndant would have been
compelled by force of the covenant in
question to pay the taxes to Harriet
NJ. Cotter aS alleged in the dcclard-
ton. and that til" avermnnt is not re-
nu5nant to the terms of the covenant!
Held that as tn" indonture for re-
ncWal Of the lease in 1901 was made
with the plaintiff while he was aching
as trustee "f Harriet NJ Cotter and
the defendant was never disturbed in
her posse rsson. sh" nlust be deemed to
have admitted the title of the landlord
] to whom she thus agreed to pay rent
and is not permitted afterwards 90
contest his title
Held. further, that by The interview
Of December 1904. as shown bv the
evidence. the plaintiff wa; justified in
assuming that hc was requested TO
take care Of tho taxes for 1903 -6i
and that as no question was raised in
regard to tn" legality of the assessment
as shown by the bills presented. proof
of a legal assessment must be deemed
to have been thus waived by the de-
fendant
Exceptions nve rrulcd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25
PERSONAL.

Rev. Er. d. J. Leonard of Cam
bridge. \. Y.. says Il young lady OF
ms parish WAS cured of Consumption
by Father Johns Medicine.
Col VIM. G. Miles of Washington. D
T., says: Father Johns Medicine
saved my life
One of my children had bronchitis
from birth. Father Johns Medicin.
cured her and made her strong.-Mrs
NJ McCabe, 5:4 West 49th Street. New
York CITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

The following corporations have fled
their certificates Ot OrSaniZat ION at The
office 81 the secretary of State
American Auto-Ad Co. organized 1T
kittery. for the purpose of nianuf:,c-
turing and dealing in motors. engines.
etc. with $1o0 GGd capii,al stock. OF
which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President. O. Sumner PaIl Of liittery
Treasurer. Harold y. knowlto, Of Nal
den. Mass. Certificate filed oct n.
1877
Rumrord Novelty Manufacturing 60.
organized at RumiOrd Faiis. for the
purp" g of manufacturing and dealing
in wooden ware ana novelties of ~
kinds. with $16G,Hl capital stock. Oi
which nothing Is paid in. Officers:
President. Matthew Mr 'arthy Of Rum
ford Falls: Treasure Harrie =. Hal
of Rnmfnrd Fails. Certrca.e ichl o"t-
"a. 1907
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

Garry DOYLE. Tho prnkoepcr ut thc
Y"ri,yi'c corr-. was laid ~ NTH rhenmn-
tisln in his back. When Carr returned
in less than week feeling rs lrisily n.
colt ther" WAS inucl wnn,ie-inent
Who is vour doctor" He must q a viz
ard. said the court policeman .-Dr No
body said Garry. My wife cured me
The doctor said ] needed dry heat aD-
plicatcns and massage. Well said nv
wife. i don't know anything about Dr..
neat aprlIcaiions and little about rras-
sage, bat I reckon if throw ;, hlon,.nt
over vour back and give il = coed i,r,-
ing it ought To fix you.' And il did" 4
New YOrl; Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

stage divers all over the Southwest
anrcar to b engaged in an attcmpt 10
demonstrates their uNr supremacy in IN.
W:N Of distance travelled. \ driver on
the old stage line III Globe claimed th,,
belt for l,H"J miles in about three years.
ana Buckeye man went him some bet
l"r. The record Ia date appears to ~,
i,eid however by j. w Orchard. VINO
cialmS To nave covered 41.>dV nils within
two .'tirS on y SiNtN mile route uu1 Of
>inFSt"n, \. M.-I.os .tny.lcs Tins
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

The Board of Railroad Commissioners
VIII make their annual examination OF
the Maine Central roadhetl. tra..il and
rolling stock neXt Week. cOnrnt Nnil:
Monday. oct. 2S. The examination will
begin at Portland and viii tak" one
week 10 complete
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

the next train down the line FOR VIII =
tfrop. where in the evening they made
a cali upon Chairman Carleton Of the
Fish and Game Commission. The mat
Ter was laid before Mr. Carleton. all the
details being told. but the commissioners
VIII NOT arrive ut any conclusion unit!
alter the matter has been further in
CeStigdted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25
Ii You
Have aHOrSe
or Cow For Sale

ha NOT run two or three line ad in
Ho,' 'oarnars Column For Sale
,a ,aOrses. Cattle, etc" It will cost you
kas,,or or a week than the expense Of
l, ph's Eim day. and You won't have
a. mug AFTER You advertise hin IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

The many friends Of Albert Jenkins,
who was operated upon n few days
since "A, thr City hospital for a severe
Strangulatrd hernia. will be pleased to
know that he is getting along nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25
OCT. 2e.

abandon the use of the drug. There
ha'r i'll tn" past been 500 dcns in Muk-
den. the daily consumption avcrag ging .0l
Packets. or :fori l,dn pounds a day I,
Is stated also th:it about $50 bounds of
bean ill Lave leon daily us,.d in The,
opium luniIS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

Consnl-General Straight. of MukfIcn
SAYS that Chinese authorities have 10 NJ
active in enforcing the provisions of ,hn
anti-opiuni adict anh it is expet.ted ti,.
all dens will bc finally closed bv the aarI,,
part Of June 1905 Proclamations in III.
throughout the city urging the people 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

Notice has fcen proved in the case Of
Loyal J.. Robbins versus Judson L.
Robbins. both Of Augusta, an action,
with the al dannum placed at 81 900. 10
recover on account annexed. f.. w
Whitehouse. Esq. of Augusta appears
as counsel for the plaintiff.
The entry neither party, no further
action has been made in the case of
Elmer T.. Task versus the Augusta,
Winthrop & Gardiner Railway This is
an action. with the ad damnum
placed nj $1,000, to recover damages
for injuries received by the plain
tiff October Q. 1906. by being
thrown from his wagon which was hit
by car owned and operated by the de-
fendant on Cony street in Augusta. The
Tlaintiff alleges that he was violently
thrown from his wagon upon the ground
stirling upon his right hip and ShOul-
der and arm. and was thereby famed,
bruised and injured both in the It's
sues anu nerves of his body, and was
wholly disabled from attending to his
business for a. long time. and now Is
and forever will be disabled and was
put 10 great expense for medical at
tendance
Williamson & Eurleigh of Augusta
appeared as counsel for the plaintiff
and Thomas J. Lynch. Esq. and Heath
& Andrews Of Augusta for the defen-
dant Company.
The case of Calvin w. Rogers Of
Bath versus Frank F.. Brown of Water
Vile and the City of Waterville trustee.
an action. with the ad damnum placed
at S100 to recover ON account annexed,
has been dismissed without costs to the
defendant. w. II. Putnam. Esq. Of
Lewiston appeared as counsel for the
plaintiff. Fred w. Clair. Esq. of Water
willie for the defendant and Letourneau
x Mat,hieu OF Waterviile for the trus-
tee.
In the case Of George H Chadwick of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

Miss Adelaide French, stenoerapher
at the executive department. and Miss
Carrie Martin. clerk at The Office Of the
Board Of State Assessors left yeSter-
day morning on a vacation trip tn BoS-
ton. ami will so later on TO Providence.
Il. J.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

It was learned by wireless yrstertla Y
thai three weil-known Maine men re-
eeived one of the scares of their lives
Wednesday morning while on n hunt
ing trip near MoOsehead lake. and even
at the time that the message was re-
ceived they had hardly resumed their
usual state of equanimty. The gentle
men in quest for aTe =. z. Thompson of
Pittsfieh. Superintendent Of the Sehas-
tic.Wjk 4 Moosehead Railroad. S. G.
Smith, a wel-known business man Oi
Portland, and John Fl. Rurleigh of Wat
leryille. civil engineer.
L. The party numbering nine in all
had gone IN to Indian pond on thunt
ing trip. the journey having heen',nade
in SUPP. Thonpson's private car. on
Iarrivin% at their destination the car was
set off on a siding and was used in lien
of camp. For convenience the party
divided into squads, three men in a
squad. one of the squads being comp0s-
ed of The three gentlemen mentioned
above.
Wednesday morning the hunters
started ont. ard before long the super
intendent and his two friends ran
across a bull moose, and big one. and
the artillery of the party got into &C.
tion at n rate that gave the impression
of those who heard the firing that a
gatling gun had been turned loose III
the NJ zine forest. The moose Succumb-
eh-he could not help it-for had the
bullets not reached a vital part he
could have hardly have carried away
the lead which was alleged to have
been pumDed into him.
The joy which the hunters felt at
seeing the game fall was however short
lived for on reaching the fallen mon
arch they not only beheld his lifeless
remains. but also those of a big COW
moose. which animal they had not seen,
hut which undoubtedly stopped some of
the bullets intended for her lord ard
master Now Il COW moose is the high
est priced game animal in the state of
Maine. There is a perpetual close time
on her and the killing of COW means
a fine of from 800 to $500 and a possible
imprisonment also. and the feelings of
those hunters. when they found wha {
they had done. can hardly be imagined.
AS Il matter of fact it is said that
they did not know what to do Game
Warden Fred Clark of Smithfeld was
at the MoXie fish hatchery stripping
fish and the party lost no time in
seeking him and laying the matter be-
fore him. hnt he was at loss what to do.
and finally by his advice the party took
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25
NOTICE.

As ry wife. Edna Berry Brooks. has
TT my bed and board without just cause,
forbid all persons from harboring her
or trusting lcr or ,ry account as | shall
pay none Of her bills after This date.
ABRAM BROOKS.
keadheld, Me-, Oct. -, IJDi
oct25d3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

Justice Spear. Thursday. granted a
decree of divorce to Lucilla p. Young
of Sidne! versus Bert +. Young. resi-
den"e unknown, for three years utter
descrtion prior to the filing Of the libel
w. ". Fisher. ESD. OF Augusta ap-
pear"d a. counsel for the libellant
Justice Spear. Thursday. heard the
div.rcr action nf Annis ~ Hysom
vers,i@ /Gtar,l 7. Hy|on,. beth Of
Warcrvili". The libeliant asked for a
separation on the ground Of cruel and
abusiV" Treatment AT tho Snptem-
Der term of the superior court Hysom
was convicted Of an assault with intent
to kill his Wife and he was sentenced
I" serve one year in jail. Justice Spear
reserved his decision. f. w White
house. Esq, of Augusta appeared as
counsel for the lbellant
Court will convene AT $50 o'cln ,l1
this morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

After the verdict in the Collier Oak
land Wooden Company case had been
rendered the members of the jury were
finally excused. The members of tine
panel We're thanked by the court for
their prompt attendance during the
session.
There were 81 jurors summoned for
this term and they travelled 91S milns
receiving therefor the sum of $54S4
and they received in compensation the
sum of $4,000. Under the Law passed
by the last Legislature jurors now re-
ceive $500 per day instead OF s. 90 por
day as was the remuneration for many
years
During the term bat two cases were
heard by the jury, that OF the Taunton
Wool Stock Company of Taunton
Mass, versus the Maine Central Rail
road Company, an action in repicvin
i'll which the Verdic, was for the PLAIN
tiff and that of Arthur r. Collier versus
the Oakland Wooden Company both of
Oakland. a personal damage action, in
which tn" plain also received a
verdict
Court will probably finally adjourn
tonight although Justice Spear has
several matters TO he heard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

Notice has been filed at the Office OF
the secretary of State by the clerk If
the Standard Salt Co stating that at
"a meeting of the stockholders Of the
company held at Portland, Oct. II.
through resolutions adopted it was
voted that for the more convenient
transaction of the business Of the
corporation the par value Of the shares
be changed from 81 each, to 800 each
and that the number Of shares he de-
crea sed from 1.500.000 shares to 1..6a6
shares. consisting Of $500 shares of
preferred stock and 1880 shares Of
common stock.
/ Another notice received at the Office.
from the clerk of the Colonial Piano
Co of Farnington, stated that at Il
meeting Of the stockholders of the
company held at Harrington. oct u,
it was resolved that the capital stock
of the corporation be increased from
the sum of $4,000, consisting of 800
shares at the par value of 800 each to
the sum of 100000 consisting of 1000
shares of the par value of S1oo each.
Notice has also been received from
tie clerk of the Andrew Kerr 60. stat
ing that at a meeting Of the stock
holders held at. Portland. Oct. p. il was
voted that the amount of capit"l stock
be decreased from $500. 600 To $Sn.oh0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25
Plaintiffs Verdict in CO..
ier vs.. Woo|en Co.
Members Of Jury Assess DAM
ages at S7,233.33.
Final Adjournment Of Court Will
Probably Come Tcnight.

Al the opening of the Supreme
Judicial Court, Associate Justice Albert
NJ. Spear Of Gardiner presiding, Thurs
Cay morning. the jury in the case of
-lrthu" +. Collier versus the Oakland
Woolen Company, both Of Oakland, re-
turned a sealed verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff and assessed the damages at
$7,233.33. Counsel for the defendant
filed exceptions and the case will go to
the law court on the ground that the
verdict was contrary 10 the law and the
evidence. The case was heard before
the second jury OF which Samuel g.
OTIS of Hallowcll is foreman
This was il personal damage action.
with the al damnum placed at $40. 900
1" recover injnrics received by the
plaintiff July -. 900 in the de-
PENDANTS mill ut Oakland. The plain
tiff alleged that while in the exercise
of due care IL had his right arm
caught between The rollers at the back
end of the machine and torn off, about
tire, inches from ihr shoulder. where
by the plaintiff was greatly injured and
suffered great pain of body and mind
and mas been p,I1 TO great expense for
medicine and nIedica! attendance. all nf
which was owing to The want of due
care on the rar, OF the defendant
company.
The defence contendcd that the acci-
dent was caused through the negh-
g-nce and carelessness of the plaintiff.
The action was begun before the jury
Tuesday morning and in the afternoon
the members Of the panel went 10
Oakland to view the scene of the acci-
dent. The cas- was given To the jury
at $40 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
and ut S.45 "'clnck the verdict was
reached. Justice Spear instructlng that
it be- sealed until the opening Of court
at $50 O'Clock. Thursday morning.
Hon. Forrest Gnodw in Of Skowhcgan
appeared as counsel for the plaintiff
and Hon. William T. Haines and john
+. Nelson. Esq. "f Wa1ervii!e for the
defendant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25
STATE HOUSE.
Coming Meeting Of Gov
ern0r and Council,
Recent Changes in Capital Stock
Of Maine Corporations.
Cow Moose Killed by Maine Sports.
! men, Sight Unseen.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and coun.
Gil Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 10 A. M.

The next meeting of the Governor
and Council will be held on Tuesday
Nov. l., commencing at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. and SO far as is known al
present the usual amount Of routine
business will come up for transactions
Six weeks will have at that time
elapsed since the last meeting vas
held which is the longest period be
tween any two of the meetings held
thus far this year
The executive nominations of in-
pOrtancr to he made previous to the
coming meeting are few there being but
two. that Of an associate Justice of tire
supreme judicial court Of Maine 10
fill the vacancy due to the expiration
of the term of service of Associate
Justice Henry G. Peabody Of Portland
and ihGt of member of the Com
mission Of Pharmacy to fill the vacancy
due u the expiration of the term of
service Of FREDERICK ii. Wilson OF
brunswick. 1t is generally understood
that there will BE- Il re-arpointment III
each case. In the case Of the COM
missioner Of pharmacy Il second candi-
ate for the office has been announced
Oscar w. Jones Of Auburn having been
named. Mr.. Wilson however iiie
present incumbent of the office has a
very strong endorsement from all over
the State and il is expected thar he
will be returned TO membership on the
commission.
The o9iv matter Of imnOrtancp
outside the routine business will be Int-
hearing on The petition for the pardon
of I'd y. Chase who is serving Il
life sentence ut Thoma ston prison for
the murder Of Mrs. H. S. Stevens Of
Gardiner, which crime was committed
al Portland in April, 1885, and whicn
was assigned Il hearing al the coming
meeting. The case for the petitioner
VIII be conducted by Hon. +. f. Chase
of Bluehill. who also represented the
prisoner at Il previous hearing when
pardon was asked. This is the fourth
time that Chase has entered a plea
for executive clemency.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-25

Exceptions nve rrulcd.