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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
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uIt ctgcncr Sal0.
81, Q(op0 Ni6oIS crificbt iid in lei.
ncm 9ooc5immcr. - 6rou NO
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form ln0 Gorboll0ltre ans 0ieier
2clt.
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Elm &erfGltiCr bon SobnS urnbull, iry
II. So, Ode bon SOmarO. II. 6runf-
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altd) circu Srcum0 oCS Spotrn Oa3
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nc BON Dem Snbolt Der Gur6oliGurc-
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liB mo bic Hcgclluna i6rcr Gcrnl0-
NcnSocrb0ItniiIc Ncge6ci nitrOen.
GSrol Yrog mor iclbit frdnflih uno
modlic ibr oltd Der @ciunbtcits5li,
Itoro fires 70i6brigcn Wal1ncS Cor
&C. Sic mor Oabcr idJon langcre Set
m~cluldolild) unO bate iDr ;3immer
lcit GicnItn1 Natmitto0 nidt per.
%loiicn. 0r. Sd)i1inQcr, Der Scroad,t
0cid)0pit bate, tlopitc AbcnOS If
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feline Nntuort crbiclt. nod) o.. Ho.
icnolt un0 cincn Golijiiten. @rn.
EroG murOc crit gcltcrn Oic trnltrigc
Nodrid)t 10 idonenO ais moglid init
9CtbciIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Bur lct,tcu Hn6c.

Nr. Gl,oolpG 2ipp& oni Sem o2or'
Son . @orf 6rico6oic" Ncm
S6ooBc scr Groe iibcrQc6cn. -
@r. Scnrp Settling fin0ct ouf
bcmicl6cn Iric06oic sic lCttc
Nu6c1t1ttC.
Nodjbcm GoItor Sofmom bon
Scr 3ions. @cmcinoc Gcitcrn Nodl
mtitto0 I'M Groucrbouic, 9tr. 52O,
9tor6-T Sutton. Npcnuc, cincn crbcbcn'
0cn IruucrgotteSoiCnit o~b1cDoltcn
bette, mltrbcn sic iroiidcu llcbcr.
rcItc Don &rl,. Guoplp6 @ippS, mel.
der am Sonntog int NltCr BON %
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ocnp ,9ouoon Eorf Tricb6ofc" SIR
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trigger hnQirtcn sic @S. 6rIt
@lond. @oItcr @Gond, Soco6 z.
Mllr6odl Gorl Murbnd, Goporo
@ottcli6CiSt unh Gbriitopbcr @ot'
tcnIdciot. Sbidon boS 2cidenbc'
0Gngnib prioot NOR, iU1Scn iid oclt-
nod niclc 2Ci0trogcnoc clrL 1lllO
uie(c prGdtigc @lumcuIpcn0rn ma
rem ont Sor0 6cS SoNtcn nicDcr0c'
lc0t porocn. Scr EcrbIidcnc, mel.
der Gcfonntlid) cin So6n BON Sr1.
GbriItopGcr 2ipp2, 6c2 @riinNcrS
scr bCfonmtcn 0Gbriitopber &ipp@
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ncll @rl0Cr, unb piCr Sdmctcrn,
Nrou Is. s. @(ond, Trou NuboIpN
@ottcnidci0t, Srolt Geo. g. 9cid.
nlolllt ms Srou Conrad &i6ot BON
0cutiGIunr.
NCnrp &cttling.
Sic iroiidcn llcbcrrcitc BON Nrn.
Ncnru Settling, mcldcr am SomNtu0
i'm }lltrr Don IS Subrcn III lclncr
@obmuN, Nr. 7Sl, Gollmbio-Npc,,
ulta Dem Scbcn idIcb, lullrocn QcItcrn
Nahnlitto0 inter 5oblrcid)cr Sctbcllls
0ltltg bon SciotroNcnocn pom Srollcrs
hullic aus ollf DEM oSor0on.Forts
Tricobofc" ST @robc NctroNclr. 80
Itor &oto6 Schooner pon Der rctornllrz
ten %nmuntclas&ird) on Der Gfc
BON SdrocOcr unO SurotoGosS trnBc
6ielt 0cn SroltCrNottc10tcnlt ob mo
ola @obrtudtr00cr ilungirtcn Wtits
olicOcr Scr &c &ol6s@o1c" pom Or
Den Scr @ptbioa. Sitter.
Sop6ic u. Ncn0ort.
9o9 acknowledgements pom 6roll
Sophie q. Nicuoori, mclhc an Won-
tug pIGblid in ibrcr lcbtcn NobnnlnN,
Mr. tl15. GomonOion Npculc, aus
Dem Scbcl ihicO, iinoct bclttc 9tod)'
mitto0 pom SrouCrbnllic aus Itott.
&oItor Gbriition &iibn pom Der cpon'
Ncliid)s llltbcriidcn St. Fnula STRIDE
b1lt Ocn Sroltcr0ottca0icnit ob uln
ais NobrtltdtrG0cr lpcr0cn Die 500,
GDurlc3 Spilmol1, NiHiom Siid)tin0,
&o6l1 W}cbriuN &obn Gilcr, s, $.
Sburp mo Charles @c6rcn9 iun0is
rem. Sic @cr6lid)cnc lit Dor G6 &ub-
rem IN Baltimore gcborcl.
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Scnotor Sillm pri d)

Senator Stllm an prid |.
los @nilfctt 0eS Nor0 g Carolina
Gcrelno fin0ct morgclL 6rcltaA I'M
Sotel Hcnncrt ltatt. Gemielben lDer-
0cn Scnator 9.H. Gilman bon SilO.
Carolina, GongrcB . Nbgeoronctc G.
aitGen, q. u. Eo0e, &. y. @ebb nno
Scrator 9. 2. Spcrmon Don NorO.
Carolina, Goroinol Gibbons, Stoot.
Erofurotor @. Gabcll Bruce, @oli.
pcrncilr @oriiclO uno Wnnor Gina.
mrs bciluo6ncn.
@or longc M itd0tiid Of c II
IienIt it. - 5. Sorrp GuDaG, GO
Sabre alt, Ser Glcrf I'M ltdOtiidcn
GontrolcurS- un0 5ulebt i'm Sta0t'
Snaenicurs Ieportcmcnt ais Bud
batter beid)oftigt wor, lit in %ieincnl
Souie, Mr. 1907, Horo G6nrlcsitr.
geitorbcn. InS 9egrdbniB iinbct
bcltte altf ser vSreennloutt Gene
terp" itatt.
TGfir snr Mciic in'S YusfnnS bc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25

Fter0 9lng D II / d]. - Gin Dor
oGn 8ddermogen Oe9 2Il6ert S6ini.
mincd bon 9tr. 1914, SuoionItr., &c.
iponnteS gfcro ging geItcrn Nadmit.
tag, mGbrelro iein Scrr in einem
Salie in Eottcrion g &orf. unb NiG.
0sl(uenllc III tbum bate, 0urd) II.
rurntc nit oem@u1Cn bic Eottcrion.
8nrt glpenlte binumter. 9ln ser NC
G~locrrpItruBc licf oaS Gbier gegeu
Elm @ltg0p, 0eiien bciOc H0ocr ser.
trilmnlCrt muuocll, ruto oil Der Gdc
u1n &ciicrioitrnbc collioirte OoS Sc.
ipann nit eincm StrnBcnbabn-@ng-
gon ser Grleun3itroBen = Clinic, Oti.
len ECrrou ocnlolirt mlr0c. !Sier
marc Damn Oaa roienOc SDier cnblid)
sum Stcbrn gcbrnd)t. Nn Dem 90.
dcruugcn mltroc Elm S6oorn BON ca.
$50 olgcridtct.
Gin nnNeblth pfltht-
ucrQciiencr@ utte.- @olter
Burns non Nr. 1913, Noro. Striders
StroBc, muroe gcitcrn III Der moro
meitlidcn Eoli5eiitotion Dem @erihts.
periobreu iibcrpicien, neil er angel.
lih iciue Satin uerIieB mlo lie All
crimiincllc @eiie pernohlGiiigte, 10
0ab ibr Grideincn in ser Tuli5cIs
itation ollgcmeinc3 @eOoucrn inter
0cn gmmcicn0cn bcrunrrtcf.
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uftiou. @ie ioe6cn u~crldlttet. lit
ioebcu cil &uiiucrtrag obgeihIoilen
morOcl, lnltt Incident 0aS @eidGft
Der o@rc1t SltcccB Slirtitllre 60"
al sic NN. Stcru & 80, cine be.
riibmtc EbilaOclpbin Nirmn. iibers
1cbt. Nr. 6elir Snpocr ans Ebila.
oclpbio bGlt iid) jllr 3eit ais Heprd-
i%cntout ser tSirmo Stern & so. bier
olti. Gic N0. ,. @iliion ulO Sobne
betricben bi>ber Ou0 inter Oenl Na-
men o@rcot SucccB 6ltrtitltre 80"
befonntc Mo6elNci6dit, Oclien Der
fnliSlofal iidl in Nr. 81 mo $40,
Observation-Disclosures, beiinoct.
Uc6crfobrcn. - Bon l%eillcllt
ci1cllcn Mo9cu iibcrfubreu lullroc &C.
tern Der Ncgcr &obn Wtiler bon 9tr.
5O5, NorO.Gurolirc. Strobc, on Der
Gbcltcr. StroBc, uobc Canton. Apenuc.
Gr murOc nit cincm 5crqitetIhtcn
Ilb mlittcl9 Der NmbuIon5 OeS DIT.
lid)cn 0iitriftS III OuS st. SoicpbS.
Soipitdl" iibcriilbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25

' Yer O|c10llQDetell vSurnlps
nic" miro leiuCu o%icaiGbrigen Mo&s
fcnboQ ont Wontog, ocn #. Scbr,
int n2pric" ob6oltcn. @ic ii6lidl
ucripridt hieicS MoSfcnicit zines
scr &onptcrciNniiic in Scr WoSfcn-
bo0. Soiion 5u merbcn. SIS lit pont
Gorlitc ciiic 2ln5obl Nclicrltngen
uorgcichcn, mclhc Acluib 0cn polen
@ciIoQ oIlcr @cilld)cr bobcn iuerocn.
"a nliiiicn ror glllcnl ollc Masfcn,
cinIdIicblid ocricniGcl, mcId)cc iid)
oil ocnt 6~cIttobIcou bctbciligen,
0lcid) bci 6cn1 @c0inn bcS @allcS
olf bcm Slur crideincr, bomit, mic
sic Ginlooitug nit Gedlt 6elogt, ouf
oicic @ctic sem Nllgc Gc2 ge'lders
Ioiort SoS butte @il0 zines iro6-
lidcn Wo3fcntrci6cnS gc6otcn miro,
Scd,S m%crtbpoIlc Erciic iiir bic &c.
Itcu GinBelmoSfcn iouic IcdlS Grip.
pcnprciic finn ouSgcIctt. Gin5elmoss
fen oocr @ruppcr, pcld)e nod 9.15
olti bcrt TIltr crihcincn limo 6u fei.
nenl Trciic bcrcftigt. lin Wtitglie-
bcrn @cIcNcnbcit j1t 0cben iid) tire
Sibc I'M GoroltS 81 Iid)crn, iinb Die
6ciOcn c|rItcll Hcibcn beS ForquetS
uno bci6c critcn Hcibcn oes 9olfons
5u 80 Gents unb 2ogcniite 5u 81 bie
Gerion rcicrpirt, unb guar fonnen
Mit0Iic6rr biciclbcn bon Montog,
sen 90. &onllor. bis Somitog, oen
9, 6c6rl,or. incluiiuc - icoody MIR
0egcu @or5eigrng iHrer gintritts'
fortcn - bcle9cnt m1brcno Dos Te'
icrpircn ser Site fir oas o%Ilgenteine
Gllbliflm ont 4. Scbr,tor 6eginnt.
Gintrittafortcn fir HidDtmitalieoer
($1 oie Eerion) iinb bon ben attipeit
Mit9licocrn; I'M Glubbouie, Scr. Ala.
@cit'S opette.S troBe; BET Il6ol9b'S,
Nr. 100, Horb.GGarles. StrnBe; 10.
luic ont Nben6 an Ger GaIie SIT boz
ben. 8rltppen, nelfe p1bren0 bes
glbcnoS oirf ser @iibne erideineu
modtcrt, lueroen crIitdt. iid) Dor Dem
Z. Sebruor on SEN Soriitenben beS
Gomitc's, Serb. aniier, 707, Sit. %.
StroBc, 5lt pcnocn, oomit nod
Moglihfcit oIlen @iinid)en sered)t
nerHen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25

8 6ieie 9adell - ,Mfeine
Serrcn, idJ periidere Sbner, mein
@alOl lit ooS ifalieite 8ieb, oas aif
@otteS grb6ooen herimlGuft," 10
iagte zines sf6en0S 66riter arumbfe.
sd babe ia 10 eit fleineS Wuieum
bon Sagoraritatcn, ipie Sic piiien,
uno meil sic Sremoen geipobnlid 10
gerrt nlcS onfaiicn, babe i6 cine
@arnlingstafel nitigeitellt. Sea, nett.
lid bate mein Cadet bem Selobat-
ern ein Subn geItoblen. SD iuolIte
oem 9ieb ~oroentlid) oas 6ea perioh-
fen, abcr ih fonnte oas Sieb nireenoS
finoen; es batte geabnt, oaB es nid)t
gcrnoe Hoien ipareit, Die linn bliiben
%iollten. Sd iide uno iitd)e, obne CTR
iolg; idlieBlif gebe id) audi in oas
Muieimsiimmer uilo oenfen sic.
BORT iitt oas gieb bo1er Seelenriibe
mitten auf Dem Gid, mo bie Heb.
abpiirie liegen, bift neben ser Saiel:
nSier bari nidts angeriibrt iperSen!"
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ScmiatiuncllC 9lnSia0cn.

w ~ ~ WV ~ - bANll ON 80
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Ttoucn 8crcin 0erS t..
GoulS @cmein0c. Ter
TrollCn d. 0crcin scr ). 0cutid)cn re.
iornlirtcn StGotl& @cnlcin0c biclt
nrItcrn 9lbcno in Der SonntdAaIhus
Safe scr Stride, Gdc ErnttItroBc II.
0rooomop, cine out 6cilld)tc Ger
iummluna ob, in Der Die NorbcrcI
tlln0cn iiir boS Nniong6cbruor ltott.
iinOcn0c Nlltcrn g Sollpcr gctrolIcll
luurocn. g(n Sen @cihGitSt6cil id)lob
iid) cine qcmiitblid)c llntcrboItul9.
IN scr 0ic iltngen Gunlcn Imolic
90GnL Gillian mrO GOno Sltertog,
9illion 0rpdmonm Cola gSelt Woric
(DrorL 6. 2cutbcdJcr uno Srnlt G(ts
io6ctb Sofnlonn sic 3uGorCr oltrd)
@ciongSs uno Glopicr p &ortrGgc CT.
ireutcn. Sic 9comtcn 6cs &crcin3
E%rdiiocntin 5rou Anno @c6r,
Gicc . ErGiiocrtin Srou Gliic Sdo-
ncrlcin, ScfretGrin Sroll &cnricttc
S6ron u10 S6obmciltcrin Strait 9.
9cutbcdcr ii6crroidtcn Damn sic IH.
mcIcn0cn nit cincm icincn NuIterns
Souper mo aoifcc ltto Sudden, bel
ocncn c8 iid) Damn bic 2nmen nud)
Scr5cnSluIt no6l icin licbcn.
StorG in 9~cnbcr, Cot
g(n 2unNcncnt5iinolng Itorh an q.
Snllllor in Icnpcr, Gpl.. Sr. Sobrl
0onTL Scr friibcr hicr in Nr. 1908.
@~ol,qGitroBc, luo6ntc mo Der &c.
Innbbcit lcincr 6rou iuc4ct nit 0ic'
icr nod) ocnl @citcn gc5ogcn mar.
Ser @crItOr6cnc mar 10 Sabre Der.
GcirotGCt mo miro ilberlc6t BON lei
rtcr Mittme >Soo Bonn, geborcnc
Wcll lln6 cinem So6n. Sr. Bonn.
Scr ais SoGn BON @illiom un0
2ouiie Bonn III Baltimore Nc6orclr
unrbc, mar SO Sabre aft, Sd)iiiS.
5inmermnnn itno Mitglicc0 Dcr
~@riibcrifoit Scr S6iifS5immcr.
%Iclltc." 0oa @cgrGbniB iinbct bclttC
III 9enDcr Itntt.
&ur5c 6rcibeit. - Sic 9tc.
ger San .. Senrp mo @enrp Sndioi
mdrcn am Iienitag aus Dem @cidng.
nib c~ntIaiien moroen uno i%eierten lire
! 6reiJeit, inoem iie lih betranfcn ulG
idlicBlid uie 5ruci Sunoe fdmpitcr
mo bic W0bel in Ncnrp's @obnunl
ummnrien, bis Eolijiit &ode 9ciOt
p~erbnitetc. Eoli5eirihter @rnnnor
I'M mittlcren StotionsboltIe bCitrnit(
Die llebeltbdter nit jc 500 NM
/ Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
SOLDIERS QUIT HUACHUCA
 POST
Wholesale Desertions Reported the Men Being Tempted by Higher Wages in the Cana nea Mining Camps.
Special to Review)

TOMBSTONE, July 30.-All of the members of the special venire of jur- ors who were not empaneled in the ease of Kinney Brothers vs. Porter Mcdonald were excused for the term and returned to their respective homes this afternoon. As far as this term of the District Court is concerned it is about over, and Judge Doan expects to leave in a few days on his vacation. Before going he will endeayor to hand down the decision in the injunction case, which will be published in these columns in full as arrangements have already been made to secure the same
 Deputy United States Marshal John Foster of Bisbee was in the city last evening, bringing over a Mexican named Francisco Montana. who has been held to await the action of the next United States grand jury on charge of smuggling. He was caught by the line riders near Douglas with several bottles of Mescal in his pos session.
 Ellen L. Fitzgerald has filed a peti- tion in the Probate Court praying for letters of administration of the estate of Josephine 2. Keenhold, who died last month in Bisbee. The hearing of the petition has been set for the 18th day of August.
 Tax Attorney Gilmore yesterday filed some thirty odd back tax cases to collect the taxes due on the prop -erty for the year 1906. Most of the property is situated in Douglas and is in the name of Mexicans
 Members of the Fort Huachuca base ball team who were in the city recent ly state that there has been over twenty assertions at the post during the past six weeks, and nearly every morning now when the roll is called there is a private or two who fails to answer to his name. No cause is given for the wholesale assertions, but it Is known that most of the deserters go to Cananea where they get employ ment at good wages, which undoubtedly looks good to them instead of S13 per. Last fall the officers at Fort Huach- uca had the same trouble and were busy all the time in notifying the civil officers throughout the country to watch out for the deserters. But since the government has failed 10 pay the $50 reward for their apprehension, as formerly, the civil officers see noth- ing in it for them to put themselves out to capture any of the deserters from Uncle Sam's army. It is said that three members of the band have deserted since the organization went
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
CoChise County and BiSbee Suburbs

to Prescott CT rather to Fort Whip pie on the Fourth of Jul-.
 In the probate court orders have been made appointing Mrs. Helena Treu as administrator of the estate of her late husband. John Treu, and Elizabeth Helena Rigler as special administrator of the estate of John Jacob Rigler.
 An order for a sheriff's sale has been made in the district court in the case of the Prevalent Mutual Build ing and Loan Association against F. J. and Lillian NJ. Pearson. The prop erty will be sold on August 22nd. and consists of lot No. 26, in block S7, Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
DISTRICT ELECTION NOTICE

DISTRICT ELECTION NOTICE. BECAUSE in our judgment it adyis- able to do so, we, the undersigned Board Of SchCCl Trustees. of District [ Nc. 2, County of COchise, Territory of ] Arizona, o-hereby call an election to be held on the 24th day of August . tSaturday) 1907. in the certain build ing known as the Central school for the purpose of submitting tO the tax payers of said district No. 2. i WHETHER the bonds of said district ' No. shall be issued and sold for { the purpose of raising money with which to construct a school house at the town of Warren and to construct an addition to the Lincoln and Ere mont school. The said schcol houses i to be constructed il district No. 2. William Hughes, s. NJ. Burr and Major Burton are appointed by us for ] the purpose of conducting said cleo tion. and the polls thereof will be open from the hours from 9 o'clock a. m. to the hour of o'clock p. m. oa said election day.
 The amount of said bond issued shall be sis, ,O0O.00 (Eighteen Thous- and Dollars) in the aggregate and i consist of eighteen GS) bonds of the denomination of s10O0.00 each and shall be numbered from one to eigh- ! teen inclusive and bear interest from their date at the rate of per cent | Ter annum and both the principal and the interest thereof shall be payable in gold coin of the United States of America. The bonds are to run as follows:
 Nos. l and for one year from date.
 Nos. and 4 for two years from date.
 Nos. and for three years from
 Nos, and 3 for four years from
 Nos. and 10 fo= five years from
 Nos. II and F for six years frcm
 Nos. ls and 1s for seven years from
 Nos. 15 and 1s for eight years from
 Nos. r and IS for nine years from date.
 i DONE at Bisbee. this 30th day of July. A. D. 1907. Board of School Trustees of School District No. 2. Co chise County, Territory of Arizona. l S. w CLAWSON | HI M WOODS \ I. w. WALLACE l C5s
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
DESERTED WIFE; DROWs
 WITH AlS PARArsO

SHREVEPORT. La, July 3G.-After deserting his wife and baby here to elope with another woman, Louis Malkus. former labor commissioner of Louisiana, and his paramouT, Miss Inez Elizey, met death when nearly 1C0 passengers aboard the steamship Columbia perished in Collision with the San Pedro last week off the Cal ifOrnia coast.
 Malkus, who had the contract to build the state odd Fellows home for widows and orphans at Crowley, is short S5.00O on that contract. This is protected by bond in the Fidelity and Deposit company of Maryland. He left Crowley June 22 in company with Miss Elzey.
 His wife is employed as stenogra- pher and clerk for business firm here
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
CH|R|GUHUAS DID
 NOT WIN TIE GAME
With Score 9 to 2 In Favor of ElkS, Rain Breaks Up
 Game in Fifth.

In the language of the great un- washed, the Chiricahuas have fell. They met the enemy-the Elks-at the new park yesterday afternoon and in a five inning soiree were their'n. It is barely possi ble that had the swatfest continued the formal nine innings they might have con. quered their valiant enemy. but it didn't and they didn't. The reporters s friend and the fans nemesis, old Jup. Pluyius got in his work after the first half of the fifth and broke up the doings. Otherwise, the score might have been worse from the standpoint of the Stags, for the Elks had just then begun to puncture the ether with the Ch:ricahua pitchers offerings and that state Of affairs might have continued. As 1t was. s to was sufficiently decisive.
 A timely punching of hits by the Elks, together with an untimely bunch of erros by the Stags, was responsible for most of the run get ting by the Elks in the fourth, when they piled up five runs. The Chiri- cahuas started in like the real thing, gett'ng a couple of hits and as many runs in their half of the first But their run getting ended with the mi tial inning. Parsons declined to let them bunch bingles further and there after not a brave crossed the plate.
 In the.r half of the opener the Ellts got but one run, but in the second they annexed three and in fourth Ave, and were in a fair way towards getting many others from the way Lewis Jobs were being assimilate5.
 It was a great event with local fan dom. All the bugs and a few out-of towners were on hand with mega phones. Some wore the conventional h gh hat and linen duster. Voices were in good trim and players got theirs all during the afternoon. To lend enthusiasm to the game the band was on hand and could be heard when the fans were not running an opposition game to the thunder and the deep bass voice of the "ump," Moore.
 A summary of the game reads as follows:
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION.
In the Probate Court of the County of Ccchise, Territory of Arizona.

In the Probate Court of the County of cochise, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of Jose Dhine z. Keenhold, 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 CCchise, 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.
 Rated July 3Oth, 1907.
 J. E. JAMES.
 Clerk.