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Detroit, =: 90. Louis. 3.
BosroN a. IL, 5; NEW YORK "a. H., s.-rIRsT
aAME.

booroN "a LD, D; NEW YORK IA ID, 3-FrRsT
Shaky fielding in the sixth inning Of the first
game on the hil yesterday enabled the Bos-
tons to secure a strsngle hold on the New
porks which they did not relinquish. and the
The New Yorks shut out the Hubites in the
second game: The circumstsnces attending
over the days results. though the cur cup ff' Of VIC
tory was not complete.
Neuer, new pitcher and left handler. let
game. While realizing that one victory does
not wonder make. nor nine goose eggs a
walsh. Griffith nevertheless had the salts
Neuer had speed and control and the other
TRIMMINGS and. for the time being at least.
Orssqb spsn bowling triple to left centre
IN the sixth inning Of the first game, and
Ferris stabbed q single through Orth. Knight
centre. which Hoffman misjudsed. The ball
got away from Hoffman and unglaub skipped
home. home. the other base runners moving up.
who touched second, forcing shaw. Williams
threw to Morierity for a double play, but the
: Ferris had scored. and Wagner ~ was s beating
IL In while the ball was in transit from Williams
to Mcrierity; stu Wagner would have been
Moriarity's accurate throw. Two long hits
and a fiy sent two New Workers. over in the
and eoS sSs ncs s q
The batting OF Psrrett, Sullivan and Congal-
ton accounted for Boston's runs in the fifth
and ninth.
Unslaub was served with a writ OF eject
ment for kicking in the eighth inning. When
he went to take his place for the second game
lowed q debate.
Pm protest the game. said Mcclure.
the comeback Of Herr O,Laughlin, whose
ancestors were in the Crusades, hut Sieur de
Johnson, our honored chieftain, did instruct
game Of double header he should not be al
lowed 20 take part In the second This is the
hrst time since that such case has come up
The only run OF the second game was made
In the hrst inning. Bunting was resorted to
right on the reel Hoffman laid one down and
and Kroh threw badly to first. Elberfeid
brought Hoffman home with a drive to left.
The New Yorks found Kroh mystery after
that, while none OF the Bostons journeyed
beyond second base. The scores:
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BILLIARDS
UMPIRE sUBDUES PITCHER.
Latter Has club and The, Fight Behind
Leckcd Doors Until Poltce Break I'm.

ROCHESTER,. N. ". Aug. Rochester
peat Jersey City to-day. but the game was but
~ Ino,deni 70 what occurred at euler field
after the ninth inning In the second timing
Umpire Sullivan sent Pitcher Foxen from the
field for objecting to decisions on balls and
strikes; Foken remained outside of the Iot
until the game had been finished Then he
club. "'o p''Aeu "p
Ne followed sullivan into his coon and
locked Doth doors. gulliyan and he wrestIed
70 70 break down the doors and get inside. When
hSney did they found FoSen being -pumm eiIei
ny sullivan. The police escorted Foxen from,
the grounds, but releas sed him when Smlii van
nnnounced that he wouldn' prefer any charge
exainst The player, sullivan said ne was
NV twice on the arm by the club before he vaa
sole 10 subdue the enra ged pitcher.
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TO-DAY's CARD FOR EMPIRE CITY.
yaIhana Purse, at . Nile. the Chief At
traction.

The feature Of the card for Empire City
to-day is the vslhalls Purse. at a mile. for
which Pretension, Aipenmarchen and Funic-
ulaire have chances. In the first race, for
three year-olds. at a mile. Water Speed,
Muck Rake and Estebsn may go well. Two
year-olds will run In the second race. at nve
and half furlongs. with Scallop Gun Cotton
and Inauguration perhaps the best.
In the third event, at about ak furlongs.
Alencon, Braden and Diamond figure well.
Ave fIriongs, with Aunt Rose, Laura CLAY
and Hollister possibly the best In the last
race, at a mile and 100 yards Escutcheon
Clostsress and Minos should go well. The
entries follow:
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TOD4Y'S CARD FOR SARATOGA.
ChsmpIain Handicap Feature Of the Closing
Days sport.

SARATOGA. Aug. :s.-The Saratoga meet
will wind up here tomorrow. The feature is
the Champlain Handicap. one mile and fur
long. with Walls. Dsndelion and DR.. Gardner
possibly the best. In q handicap. for two
year-olds. Ave and a half furlongs. Fort
johnson. Long Ball and w. II. Lyon look best.
For the steeplechase. at two miles. Kernel.
Maximilian and Lights Out may go we'll.
In the third race. for three-year -olds. six
furlongs, Momentum, Belle Of Iroauois and
Algeione figure we'll In the fifth event at
a mile, Vino. Right Royal and Deuce may go
well. Maiden two-year- r-olds will run In the
last race. at flve and half furlongs, with
0natassa, Glaucus and Miss Marjorie having
chances. The entries follow:
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International Chess.

CARLSBAD, Aug. 2s.-victory for Geza
Maroczy in his game with Duras. adjourned
from the second round. gave the Hungarian
chess champion the lead In the Intern on al
masters tourn ament in progress in this city.
Maroczy holds first place with points, fol-
lowed by j. Mieses of Leipsic with sIs. In
to-day JanowskI defeated Tschigorin, vid-
mar beat Wolf, Wolf beat Dures and Berger
drew with Marshal
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.Batted for Morgan In the eighth inning
tBaited for Doyle In the ninth inning.
Boston n...................0 o Is
New iork...............0 o O-3
Left bases-Ncw York, a: Boston, g. First
base on balls-on orth. Z: on Doyle. I: OF Morgan.
T. Struck out-By Orth. .: by Morgan. e. by Young
3 Three base hlts-Thomas, Ungiaub Two base
his-Wiiliams. Barrett Sacrifice htts-Keelcr.
Sullivan (g. Stolen bases-Hoffman Monarity
Double pisy-Keeier and Thomas Hit by pitcher
BY Orth. !. HtsIon orth u in seven innings
on Doyle In two innings: on Morgan, s In seven
innings. umplre-o' Loughln Time-2 hours and
10 minutes.
NEW YORK "a. L.. l. BOSTON "a. L., o-sEcoHp
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CLEVELAND. 5: CHICAGO "A. L..
CIkvkLAND. Aug. @.-Cieveisnd captured the
nrst Of the series with Chicago to day. The score:

Totals. tHi5 o
'Batied for Walsh In the seventh inning
ou chicago ..,,...'..'.'.,...,..'.'.S ,..'.'',.,''S %
Two base ht--Bemis. Sacrifice hits-Bemls.
Jones. Stolen bascs-Hinchman. Rhoades. Bir-:
mingham, sullivan. First base on bas-OH
Rhoades I; on Walsh, I; on Fienc 1. First base on
crrors-Chicago 2. Left on bases-Cieveand S:
Chicago. T. Struck out-By Rhoadcs, D. by Walsh 4;
by Ffene, I. Double piays-rurner LajoIe and
Stovall Davis. Rohe and Donohue Umpire
ance--S.D<.
DETROIT. 4: ct. Jours "A. L.. g.
DETRoTr, Aug. 1.--Wild Bill Donovan 10 day
forced In two runs by bases on balls, refused 10 he
derroEec. pitched himself cur OF hcles sat struck
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Spider wins the Tomk,ns Cum.

Hendon Chubb's Spider won the Tom
kins cup for classes N. p and Q boats on
the Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday. IL was
the third race OF the series. and in the aR-
gregate Spider has scored 8 points against
soya. s; Vingt-trois. !; Quest, o. and Joy, o,
during the series. Summary:
THIRD RAcE-roR ToMkISs rRopHY-CIAssEs Mp
AND DISTANT. 3i5-coURsE. Q MILHs
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Trl-Ntate League.

Al Wilmington Wilmington, e. wiilismsport, o.
Al Lancaster-LancasteT, 4; Altoona, 4
A. Trenton--First zame--Johnstown, g. Tren
ton, T. Second game--Johnstown, 2: Trenton, s.
Az Reading game-lteading. 2; Harris.
burg, ! Uhirtecn lnnlngsI. Second game-Read
Ing. I; Harrisburg, q
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Totals. 3 1e q 4: .
.Batted for Beebe In the ninth inning.

Totals. 3 IL q 4: .
.Batted for Beebe In the ninth inning.
st. Louis. o o o %
New York....,....,.,....s 0Ot a IS
First base on errors-Ncw York. I; st. Louis, J..
Left on bases-New York. 10; st. Louis. 7. First
base on bslls-On Beebe.. =. struck out-By
McGinnlty, 1: by Becbe, T. Three base hit-Browne.
Two base hits Browne, seymour. Holly. stolen
bases Devin, Seymour ~, McGsnn. Double
plays-Dahlen and McGsnn: Hannifan and McGann;
Holly and Hostetter: Hostetter and Konctchy.
Umplre-Emslle Time-t hour and 80 minutes
Attendsnce-i.5 500.
CHICAGO tN. L.. 9: BROOKLYN.
The BrooklyDs made II interesting for the
champions yesterday afternoon, but fought
a losing fight for the reason that they were
outbatted. A dozen Brooklynites were left
on the bases, Overall pitching an erratic
game, The giant slabman gave eight bases
on balls and hit two batters, but he also
struck out seven men. His wiidness had his
team N hot waite, but they sluseed out runs
came in the third inning. sheckard made
two bagger. hperman fumbied Schultes
bunt, and then, after .wo intervening outs,
Tinker fiayed the pellet for home run. The
Brooklyns could not overcome the lead thus
acQu ire d. The score:
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BROOKLYN,
CHICAGO.
Totals. stt q 10
Totsls....t eT
'Batted for Bergen In the ninth inning.
tBatted for Bell In the ninth inning.

.Batted for Bergen In the ninth inning.
tBattcd for Bei In the ninth inning.
Chicago. ....''....'..'.'.s 0s9I oS0 %
base on balls-on Bell, ,: on Overall, 4 Struck
out-By overall, Z Home run-Tink.r. Two
base hits-Lumiey ~, Sheckard, Overall. Sacrt
nee ht-Schulte. Stolen bases Casey. Msloney
t2, Steinfeldt. Double plsyIAlpsrmsn. Hum
Umpires-o'Day and Klein. Tlme-i hour and SO
minutes. Attendance-2.500
PIrTsBURG, 7; PHILADELPHIA IN. H., 1.
PEI pasLAPshr5Ih PSlr5Iss Aug ns-Pittsbyrs de-
inning while scoring on Abbaticchio's hit
Clarke bumped into Doom as he was about
to take the throw and the ball rolled to the
grand stand, allowing two men back OF him
to score. Clarke had words with q spec
tator and was put out Of the game. Kid
about ball that had been thrown from the
stand. received an indefinite suspension
to-day from President Pulliam. The score:
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,RK "a. L.. I: BOSTON "a. L., o-sEcoSp
GAME.

'Batted for Criger In the eighth inning.
fBatted for Kroh In the eighth inning
Boston n.......,...........0 o o 90
New Nork......,........1 o o D o i
Ftrst base on error-Boston. Left on bases--
New York. g. Boston. 5. First base on bails-On
Neuer. 3 Oh Pruitt :. Struck out-By Neuer 9:
BY Kroh, I. Stolen base- Morarty. Double plays
Neuer. Elberfeld and Monarity; Cnger. Knight
Ferris and Wagner Hit by pitcher--By Kroh. l.
Passed ball-CnCer. Hts-Oh Kroh. & I'm seven
innings; on Pruitt. I in one inning. Umpire
o Loughlln. Time-i hour and IS minutes. At.
tendance-S.0Oo.
CLEVELAND. s; CHICAGO a. LJ.o
CIEyxLAND. Aug. q. Cleveland captured the
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Two base ht-Kruger. Home run-Canxe,
sssS sss,iaSs nssspKsns, HuEgIns Lobert cosEsy.
Pfcner, ?: on Lindsman. I; on Coakiey 81 ofi Ewinr
z First base on errow.Cincinnsti, ?. Len on
pssnsrcnc'nnsu pssssr m iE boseon TO- struck out-By
Rltchey and Tenney; Mowrey. HueElns and CAMEL:
tombstone. Time-e hours and minutes At
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Games scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia In New York; Boston In WASHINGTON
ST. Louis In Detroit: Chicago In Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago In Brooklyn Pittsburr In Phisdeiphia
Cincinnati In Boston.
EASTERN LEAoCk.
Jersey City in Rochester; Newark In To ronto
Providence in Buffalo.
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Al Troy-Troy, 4: BlnehAnntob, D.
Al uuca-First same.ltica. q: wIlkesbarre O.
Second game-ut g. Wnkcsbarre, :.
~ Albany-AIbany. :; Syracuss, q
~ A. J. and G.-Soranton, o. A. T. and O., a.
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pIrst base on LETT on bases
balls-on brown. s. Struck out-By willis. q; by
Brown, q Two base hits-Titus, Leach. Stolen
knabe and Courtney: Knabc and Courtney. Um'
piros-Carpeneter and Rigier Time-z hours
Attendance--<,t<6.
BosroS IN. L.. s; crNcISNArI.A
BOSTON, Aug. S-Each tried TO give the ssnne
to the other 70 day and Boston won The score:
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Good start; won driving: Rosits. oh. C., ,. by
AhameI-Miss Rowena: owned BY r H. Williams:
trained by H. T.. Rowell.
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Connecticut Lenwue.

Al Springfield Norwich, s: Springfield, T.
A. Holyoke- HoIyoke. 6; Waterbury, 4
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A. MemphIs-hontx txomcry, !; Memphis. o.
~ shreveport 4: Atlanta q
~ Little Rock Little Rock. q BIrmnrham 1,
AZ New Orleans First game--New Orlrans a,
NAahvtlle, O '"""' "
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HIGHBALL IN STRAIGHT HEATS.


PRoSIpENcE. r. J.. Aug. 3s.-Highball
won the 5000 Roger Williams Stake for
2I2 trotters at Nsrragansett Park in straight
heats this afternoon. The time was 2O7h
for the hrst heat and 2o7Z for the second.
Sonoma Girl did not start. as her owner Lotta
Crabtree. had decided that she should have
what the stable management declared to be
q much needed rest. The non appearances
Of the $4,000 flyer was q disappointment
to the crowd as II was q foregone conclusion
that there was nothing left capable Of ri Wing
the eon OF DIR, Hooker and Lena +. any trouble
Both heats developed into PROFESSIONS.
Laura Bellini took the nrst race of the
day In two straight, with Noy a close second
ip each: In. In the third race race. after crossing
Boy went out and won the next two and the
race. The final event on the card was the
7i3 trot, which brought out eleven starters.
Thornheld won hrst honors In straight heats.
The summary:
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NEUER BEGINS WITH SAUTOUT
AFTER LOSING To BOSTON THE
NEW YORkS BEAT THEN.

Hubites Make Only Threc Hits on Grimths
New Pitcher r-Dctreits Take Close
Game From 20. Louis --S0x Tackle
Geseisnds. VINO wh,tewssh Them.
A double header on tho hill yesterday re-
suited In an even break between the NETWORKS
and Bostons, the former taking two games
out OF the series of three. The tie for second
place was broken by the defeat Of the Chi
In Cleveland. The Detroits won close
contest from the Browns. The results:
Boston. .; New York. s-Flrst game.
New York. a; Boston. 0-secend game.
Cleveland. .; Chicago. a.
Detroit, =; %. Louis. 3.
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sBaseeaIL To-day. q p. NJ. American LeArue
Park. ". Americans vs.. AthIetics.- Ado.
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s.Sossn vs.. ciHr csicssS Iadiss & b.s'e1s. sss; NJ
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AZ Indianspotis polls. T. Toledo, a.
A. Mipneapolis-St Paul, 9; Minneapolis 2
AZ Observation-Disclosures, 4; kansas City, I.
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FOURTH RACE.

Good start; won easily: Security, b. e., =, by
S,olnccerer-Teas Over: owned and trained by W.
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Central League,
American Association.

AZ Grand Rapids-Dayton, 4; Grand Rapids. o.
AZ Evsnsvile-fsvsnsviIe, :: Wheeling. l.
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Good start; won driving; Kennyctto. br -.
BY Cn~ord--Pnnoess Monmouth: owned by Johu
Sar ford: trained by W. Hayward, Jr
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tiiHe, ..
Poor start won handiiy; Elfall br T. g. by Pirate
Of Penzance or Anoway-Eh owned by Mrs. NJ c.
Lyles: trained by A. O. Woodmsn.
FOURTH RACE
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Sy I2... %,%IS e. sur [ayi owned BY Frank J. Farrell
THIRD RACE

,v Sood start; won driving Garrett. br g., y. by
COCK. Jr.. trained BY c. Herman.
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Good start; won driving: King OF the Vail,
b. e., aged by WAdsworth- Drcsdent: owned
J. a. Sykes: trained by ". II. short.
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Observation-Disclosures: owned by n a. Mo,in.iiy ~
trained BY A. Molineli.
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Poor star: won easily: e. W. Burt, b. G.. ,. by
Don de oro-Fi( Lesf; owned by X. L. Thomas
The oasis., 1907-10-26
Cattle Shipments.

Shipments of cattle this month will be unusually large as the ranges have kept up the stock in fine shape and as result the prices are good. Incidentally two big ones will profit Tucson men Frank s. Treat and George W. Atkinson.
 Twenty-Five cars will be set out here on Monday for account of Frank Treat, the present city recorder, who does some business in this line several times a year, and aids George Scholefield as assistant inspector.
 George Atkinson will leave today for Calabasas to see after his share of the cattle shipment on the 18th. He said that forty cars had been ordered for his account, Joe Wise,
The oasis., 1907-10-26
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
 LUNCH ROOM COFFEE AND COLD LUNCHES OPEN FOR ALL TRAINS
 c. T. JONES

MINING APPLICATION NO 2S6. United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona. August 21. l907 Notice is hereby given that Mansie Mining X Smelling Company, of Patagonia, Arizona, by its Attorney in Fact, Albert B. Richmond, of Patagonia, Arizona, has made application for patent to the Hornet Lode, Survey number 2i08, approximately in town ship 2l south, range l5 east (unsuryeyedl, in Wrightson Mining District. Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory, described as follows: Beginning at corner numbe- l, whence |. s. Location Monument number 2397 bears south sS degrees 43 minutes west 6492. .47 feet; thence south 3l degrees 35 minutes east three ths feet to corner number 2; thence north S4 degrees IS minutes east li5l.S2 feet to corner number 3; thence north 3l degrees 36 minutes west 600 feet to corner number 1; thence south 43 degrees h minutes west l9i feet to corner number ,; thence south 62 degrees 43 minutes west ll22.34 feet to corner number l, the beginning. Variation F degrees 40 minutes east. The location notice is recorded in Book 6, Mining Locations of Santa Cruz County, Arizona page 569. Adjoining claims are :: Has Been, on the south; Contention Lode, survey number 2397 on the west; Mulligan and Automobile Shoot lodes (unsuryeyed) on the north. LYMAN ". WAKEFIELD, Register,
 First pubica tion September :; last publica- ton Novem ceT 9.
The oasis., 1907-10-26
Notice for Pu bIication.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz., September 2l 1907.
 Notice is hereby given that Manuel Ronqui- llo, of Nogales, Arizona, has filed notice of his intention to make final Five years, proof in support of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. 3022 made January 31, lS99 for the FL. \ E14 Sec. 24, T. 23-S R. l3- E and Lots 1 and 2 Section 19, Township 23-S, Range l4-E, and that said proof will be made before Allen T. Bird, Clerk of District Court Nogales, Arizona on October %, 1907.
 his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- tion of, the land, viz: Thomas Bayze, of Noga- les. Arizona; Thomas D. Casanega, of Calaba- sas Arizona; Joseph Pisk orski, of Nogales, AriZona Rafael Lugo, of Nogales, Arizona.
 LYMAN w. WAKEFIELD, Register. Sept. 2S-Nov. 2.
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et al Mf. Atkinson was feeling particularly well pleased with Inc prospects, as it will mean Inc dis trIbulion iu October, late, however. in the month, of about s20 00O. The bulk of this will go to the Santa Cruz county cattlemen, while Atkinson of Calabasas and Tucson will get good lump, about half of the twenty thousand. for 500 head to go to California.
 The prices paid for stock at Cal abasas was $15, S17 and $20, for yearlings. two and three year old cattle.-Tucson Star.
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SONORA SETTINGS.

El DTOgreSO Of Altar, states that the church at Magdalena will be rebuilt upon large and more at- tractive scale.
 Doctor W. w. Sherer, who has been in charge of the railway hos pital at Corral, has been transferred to Navoioa, and is in charge at the latter place.
 A new strike of very rich ore is reported from the Gabilan mine. Ii is said that values as high as S2,000 gold, in silver, per ton have been realized.
 Mr. and Mrs. Luis Cambuston of Hermosillo, have returned from visit of several months duration in Europe, passing most of the time in Paris.
 Work upon the Creston de Cobre property, westward from Hermo- sillo, is progressing very satisfac- torily, and the zone of sulphide ores is anticipated as being close at hand.
 Saturday last MT. Rafael Ruiz of Hermosillo, returned home from visit of several months in Los An geles, California, where he went with his wife, on account of her health. About two months ago the lady passed away
 Last Saturday Mir. Simon Bley, the Hermosillo merchant, returned home from Alameda, California, where he went a couple of weeks ago for Mrs. Bley and children, who had been visiting in that place during the summer months, with the parents of the lady who make their home there.
 Fl Imparcial of Guaymas an nounces that the Hotel Armada has changed management, Mir. Gabriel J. Gonzalez being in charge now. Mr. Gonzalez is we'll known and liked among the travelling public, and in management of that i'm portant hostelry he will prove popular and successful.
 Information from the railway front, which is authentic, states that the Guadalajara extension of the Cananea, Yaqui < Pacific rail- way will cross the Fuerte river this week; the rails will be laid and trains running into Alamos in December; and the extension of the line of the same road up the river has reached Las Cuevas, eleven kilometres from Cumuripa. Very shortly the end of the track will have passed Cumuripa. It is anticipated that rails will be laid and trains running into Realito in January or February.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-03
THEO. HAFFNER
 UNDER CHARGES
We'll Known Phoenix Man Has to Penalty for Auto
 Ride,

PHOENIX, Sept. 2.-It will be re- called that a few weeks ago, Justice of the Peace D. P. Kyle received rom his wTTe, 7wno Is at ocean Park, photo post card bearing the pie lures of Theodore Hafffner and her self enjoying an automobile ride, and the legend to her perspiring spouse in Arizona. that he had lost out" The justice, not wishing to be out done, had his photograph taken with that of a lady of their mutual ac- quaintance, and forwarded it to Mrs. Kyle. He received by return mail a reply from Mrs. Kyle saying she re- fused to be jealous, and he would have to play a stronger game than he had so far done. if he wanted to win.
 MT. Haffner returned home the oth- CT day, and the court feeling that he must do somethZg to enforce respect decided to have him arrested. Obvi- ously he could not try the case him. self, so he called in Judge O. c. Sharpe to preside. Judge Sharpe ap- pointed T. J. Duncan, who recently returned from Ocean Park, as a spe- cial sheriff. A complaint was made out and signed by Judge Kyle as com, blaming witness and O. c. Sharpe as special justice of the peace. A war rant for the arrest of Haffner was is. sued and served by MT. Duncan.
 The complaint charges that CD or about August 8. Theodore Haffner committed a felony at Long Beach Maricopa county, Arizona, by dis tHrbing the peace and aufet of the family of D. P Kyle in Ocean Park Cal, by making holy show of him self in an automobile and entici1z Mrs. Kyle to go riding with him ana having her photograph taken in hii company.
 Mir. Haffner appeared for trial yes terday afternoon at ? o'clock. Georgt Mintz appeared for the territory, bu | Haffner was unable to secure a law yer and the court refused to appoin one. Mir. Haffner demurred that dis turbing the peace was not a felon. and the court explained that that wa the very reason a felony had beel charged, so he could not appeal tn case and his conviction was a cincf Haffner then said he wanted
 change of venue This was denie on the ground that the application
 was in the nature of personal insul
 to the court Haffner then pleade
 guilty, but he remarked that he di
 not believe he could get justice
 that court. "Of course you can't
 said the court, "it is not justice "
 want on this occasion. but drinks an
 we propose to have them" The ba Tiff then took an inventory of M
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-03

Haffner's pockets and the fine was assessed with judicial appropriate ness.
 Before adiourning, however, Judge Sharpe assessed the costs of the case to Judge Kyle, the complaining wit ness. He said that they might be ''li' quidated," if his credit was good across the alley, without putting up the cash in court He held the ruling to be fair inc as the complaining witness had undoubtedly exhibited a pernicious activity in working up the case. After fining all the witnesses for contempt who had been invited to come and enjoy the fun and had snubbed the invitation, court was ad journed.