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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
APPROPRIATION
BILL TO Be NEXT
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION
BILL CARRYING s7,ooo,ooo TO
BE INTRODUCED TODAY.
CHAIRMAN DON'T LIKE JOB
Banking Bill Has Right Of Way and
Probably will be Disposed Of
b Tuesday or Wednesday
"a II Possible.

Columbus, O. Narch 23.--An i'm.
present session of the general assem-
bly, will be marked today by tho ultra.
duction In the house OF the ger erJl ar-
preparation bill Usually the ggp Ear
anCe Of the general appropriation bill,
is the signal for a rush to wind up leg
islative business, but this occasion
may prove an exception. The bill viii
carry a total of $1,000 600 This
amount is somewhat in excess Of the
estimated revenues for the coming
year, but at that Il is more than 81.
900 900 less than the aggregate esti.
mates for the various departments and
institutions. Chairman LersCh, like
every other legislator who has served
as chairman of the finance committee.
has had very trying experience and
frankly confesses he does not care for
the Job again. lie feels that he has
done his duty fairly ais.l conscientious.
ly, however, and for the best interests
OF the state, and he is prepared 70 de.
fend the bill on the floor of the house.
The banking bill has the right of
way In the house this week and it will
probably be disposed of Tuesday or
Wednesday. The bill was taken up
more than a week ago, but was side
tracked for the Initiative and referon-
dun which consumed three Of the inn
portant legislative days last week.
The members of the house have shown
disposition TO accept the banking
bill as reported by the committee
without any radical changes, but it is
probable there will be a spirited fight
over the proposition to establish de-
posit guarantee fund There is no pro-
vision for this in the bill but Il will
probably be offered as on amendment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23

Pekin, March 23.-The throne has
given its sanction to an experimental
decrease In the importation ~ opium,
which has been agreed 10 by Great
Britain. The experiment win extend
over three years and its purpose Is 10
determine the effect this viii have on
domestic cultivation and the use Of
opium. If Il proves successful meas
ures will be taken to continue the reg
ulation. The throne orders further
regulation of the opium evil and ap
peals to the nation at large to abandon
Its use entirely.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
suit Asainss a Wealthy Man.

Los Angeles, March 23.--Sult for
s216,3s3 has been filed in the United
States circuit court against Henry w.
Putnam, u wealthy resident Of San
Diego, who Is g stockholder in the in
solvent Columbus, Sandusky and
Hooking railroad Of Ohio. The plain
tiff is f. G. Irvine, receiver, I'm behalf
OF f. NJ. Marriott and other creditors.
After the railroad became helplessly
bankrupt numerous actions wera
brought against it in the Ohio court.
Its unsecured debts aggregated $747.
S94, and Il became necessary 10 file
suits against each stockholder who Is
personally liable
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
To Recover Lands.

Washington, March 23--The house
committee on public lands authorized
favorable report on the senate res
oluuon authorizing the Attorney Gen
oral to bring suit TO recover 1900, 900
acres Of land from the California and
Oregon Railroad Co, which is con
trolled by the Southern Pacific Co.
which land, Il Is charged, was acquired
by the company by grant from the gov
ernment on the condition that II
should be sold at $3.50 an acre. II is
asserted that the railroad company
has refused to so dispose Of the land.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Now at the State Prison.

Denver. March % Giuseppe Ala,
murderer Of Father Leo Hauuohs. vas
jail to the statAprison Canyon clg
there to be hanged iuriAg tho week
ending July 2. last four weeks from
the Sunday morning when he shot the
priest at early mass IN st, Eli2abeth's 8
Catholic church iB Denver after kneel-
ing at the altar and receiving the
sacred wafer, which he Immediately
spat out, the assassin will awake in
solitary confinement, which will con-
tlnue during the l6 remaining weeks
OF his life.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Reorui, suffers Fractured Lea.

Columbus, O., March 23.-By the
caving-in of brick walls at fire which
damaged the kitchen at the United
States barracks mess hall yesterday
John E. Murphy, "a 40.day recruit from
Saginaw, Mich, suffered a fracture of
his right leg and f. h, Egler, fireman,
received bad cut on the wrist Loss
on the building is estimated at $4,000
and on the contents $500.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Escaped Train Robbers RECOGNIZED.

st, Paul, MINI. March 23.--TraiH
robbers Mcdonald and Hauser, who
escaped from jail in Helena, were the
men who held up and robbed the Great
Northern overland train No. 1. mile
aud a half from Randall, Montana.
September ~, 1907 They secured
$40, 900 from the mail car and attempt
ed TO blow open an extra safe In an
extra express ear from which they got
nothing. Great Northern officials here
were greatly surprised to hear of their
escape.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Interest Has Shifted.

Indianapolis, March 23-Interest ih
the soft coal situation has shifted to
the centers Of the various soft coal
mining states, where district confer,
ences between miners and operators
are being arranged All the delegates
TO the national convention which Sat.
urday adopted the policy OF making
district settlements, have hurried back
to their local unions to interpret its
adopted policy to their people.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Charged with Murder in Russia.

Chicago, March 23.--Moron A. A.
Schlippenbach, Russian consul in this
city, notified the police that he had re-
reiyed information from Russia that
Nifota Zernosekow, now under arrest
In this city, is wanted In Russia on q
charge Of murder. II Is alleged that
he murdered and robbed four Jewish
women The prisoner denies that ne
committed the murders, but says thai
he fed from Russia when he becamr
aware thar he was under suspicion
He sill be given q hearing Monday
botore federal court commissioner.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Found on Wlfe's Grave.

Fayette, o., March 23--Peter Keller,
aged go, a civil war veteran, ended his
life last night by shooting himself on
the grave of his wife in the cemetery
here. His body was found this
morning when Horace Ford. the sex
ton, went to the cemetery. Kellerr's
wife died many years ago, but he had
never ceased to mourn her, and when
his only daughter died In Morenci q
year ago he was heartbroken. There
had been no suspicion that his des-
pondency would lead to suicide.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Moors Release Prlsonera.

Pas Palmas. Canary Islands, March
23.-The French fishing vessel Bal
cine, which was captured recently by
Moors near Cape JUDY, and to rescue
which the French cruiser Cassard was
orderer to the coast of Morocco, has
been turned over TO the Cassard, to-
gether with the members OF the crew
without ransom.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Annual Quarantine.

Washington. March 23--The depart
ment of agriculture announced the an.
nual quarantine against the interstate
shipment of cattle from the fourteen
state in which splenetic. southern or
Texas fever exists. The quarantine Is
effective April l. The Quarantined
area includes parts OF California, Okla
homa, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas.
Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Ala.
+bama, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
poIanders Leaye for Home.

Springfield, Mass, March 23.--A
wholesa ale exodus Of fsPolanders TO Eu-
rope win follow the 10 per cent. reduc-
lion in wages In the ChiCspee and Hol-
yoke cotton mills. Seyenty-fiye rer
cent of ne A,Jr) operatives affected
're Polish. Steamship agents stated
that lhcy have sold III the steerage
md second cabin accommodation at
their disposal In outgoing liAers sbr
six weeks TO come.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
viii Resist Wage Cut.

Youngstown, o., March 23.-Accord.
Ing to reliable information here the
employees of the Erie, including those
of the Mahoning division, have held q
the proposed reduction OF 10 per cent
The general grievance committee OF
from the various other divisions and
present the cause of the men before
the highest officials of the Erie. They
are in New York at the present time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
FIXES TIME FOR FLEETS
ARRIVAL IN SAN DIEGO

San Diego, CAL, March pa wire
less message received by Mayor For
ward from Rear Admiral Evans def
initely fixes the time Of the aI1iv-
al and departure of the battleshlp
fleet.
The fleet will arrive at San Diego
lat 2:30 o'clock the afternoon Of Tues
day, April II, and will leave at $3.50
O'Clock the evening of Saturday, APP
ril l8.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
New Loans inevitable.

St Petersburg, March 23.--M. 10.
koyson. the minister of finance, ad.
Saturday announced that new loans
were Inevitable despite Russias al.
ready heavy Indebtedness He men
toned the double tracking of the Sibe-
rlan railway, the building of the Amur
line and the requirements for national
defense and famine relief as alone in
yolying an extraordinary expenditure
Of $75,O00,00O annually for several
years TO come.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Hospital BIDS Opened

Washington, March % McInness
ana Reed ot Portland. Oregon, were
the lowest bidders n el78,489 for con.
structing the proposed hospital al the
Ppgest Sand navy yards, bids for
which We're opened at The navy depart.
ment Saturday. Only 100000 was
appropriated by congress- for ths work.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23

Little Falls, n. Y, March 23.-
Lighting his pipe in his coll in the vii
lage Jail. John Doherty, Of MiddleVIlle,
who was locked up Sunday night, acct.
dentally set FIRE 10 the mattress Of his
bed and before help could reach him
he was burned to death Doherty
irantically tried to escape the flames.
but the cell door barred the way. He
was G5 years old
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
To Cost Gov v.rnm.nt Heavily

Washington, March 23-lt viii cost
The Nnited states government $3.50.
900 year for tho supervision OF rail.
road accounts under the present inter
state commerce set. according to q
communication fSpm ,he interstate
commercs commission transmitted to
the house Saturday by Secretary Cor
telyou.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Emma GOLDMAN Allowed 10 Sneak.

Milwaukee, March 23.-Emma Gold.
man, Anarchist, Sunday night was al.
lowed to deliver the speech that the
Chicago police stopped recently, but
the address was so carefully worded
that the police did not interfere,
though they were in the hall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Attacked by Wolves.

Chicago. March "a dispatch to
the Tribune from Cheyenne, Wyo..
says: Attacked by large pack OF
timber wolves, the drivers OF the Ital
ian car Iust IN the New York to Paris
automobile race were forced TO uss
rifles and pistols Thursday night near
Spring Valley TO drive the hungry
animals away
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Head severed from BODY.

Kenton, o., March 23.--The head of
Mrs Sherman Burdette, aged 39, wife
of a farmer near Foraker, was nearly
severed from her body Saturday morn
ing by the discharge of shotgun
The weapon had been placed In the
Burdette mealhouse as trap for
thieves. The woman in her hurry for
got about the gun. Two of her small
children were near her and saw the
accident
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Hear Aan1lral Moved.

Washington, March 23--An order
ssucd at the navy department Sat
urday detaehes from duty Rear Ad.
niral $. W. Very 90 commandapt OF
.ae naval station at Honolulu and as
sigma 10 that post Capt 9. r. Rees.
now al PORTSMOUTH, N. II.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
To Abolish Horse Raclna.

New Orleans, March 23.-The news.
papers announced the beginning of a
campaign to abolish horse racing in
Louisiana. The names of many well
known men were printed as signers
Of petition for presentation TO the
Legislature which meets in May asking
the adjustment OF betting at Louis
lana tracks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Thrown Out Of Employment.

Syracuse, n. Y, March 23.-Fire
Sunday at Baldwnsyille, 12 miles
from here, destroyed large portion
Of the plant OF the Penn Spring
Works, INVOLVING q loss estimated
from $4,000 TO 100000. Seventy-flye
men are thrown out of employment
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Wolf Killed In chlcaao.

Chicago. March 23-An animal de.
clared by several persons to be a gray
timber wolf, was shot near north Ked.
zie and Devon avenues Sunday by Roy
Bairstow, l9 years old The animal
was killed while trayersing u resi-
dence quarter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Takes Drink; Pockets Picked.

Napoleon, O., March 2S.--Maynard
Keiter a prosperous farmer, told the
police that he had his pocket picked
of s25O5 while drinking in a saloon.
Harry Johnson, junk dealer, has been
arrested. charged with the theft.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
SON is BORN To
CLEVELAND CONVICT

Columbus, o., March pa boy
EYas born early Sunday morning in
MT. Carmel hospital TO Marie BEN
nardo of Cleveland. who is serving
life sentence for the murder of her
lover. Mother and child are doing
lWell
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Body Has Been Recovered.

Vrmosillo, Mex. March e3.-The
family of W. X. Baker, which accord
Ing to reports had been carried away
by the Yaqui Indians after the In.
dians had killed Baker has been found
and Bakers body has been recovered
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Senator rIllman Better.

Columbia, s. O., March Ex-senator
Tillman, who has been seriously Ill at
his home, Is regarded as much better
Sunday night. 1t is thought that he
viii be out in few days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
Threats Of DIFFERENTIATION.

ST. Petersburg, March 23-The
Znamya, the organ the Union of True
Russian people, Sunday prints threats
of assassination, headed by black
cross and tie words, death to Milu.
koff."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-23
WhiteIaw Reid en,ertaIned.

Biarritz, March 23-King Edward
gave a private dinner, the guests in
cluding Whitelaw Reid. the American
ambassador to Great RrttaiR md hka
Esuahtsf M,sa Sean a. .. .. -
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
The First Mill
 Erected in Arizona

l1 a recent issue the PRosFEcTog published an item regardiu 2 the build ing Of the Charleston mill, erected by |. s. Nos5urg in this county in 1879, and chasing it ss Ariz5na's fr.touartz mill. The item was republished in the Prescott Courier. c. B. Ge- nung oi harqua Hsls, Yuma county. in letter to the Courier objects and gives out the following interesting facts:
 "'The 6Tst Mill iu Arizona was not bull; by Mir. Nosburg by a long hot. don't Rnow when it was built, but Colonel Colt, oi gun notoriety. was operating A silver mill at the Sierra Colorado mine in April, 1884. I w,s there and saa it. Then, Mir Ty.on built a , stamp mill just shove ;he town of Wickenburg in the winter oi '64-5, and the following year is was torn down and moved tO the Sterling mine, about five miles southwest from Prescott. and after doing duty there for few years was torn down again by man named Harris and moved Co Harrisburg, in Yuma county, where IL now stands About the same time Jack Sviiling built small mill about one and one. bali mjles below NicS- enburg, and in the fall of '64 P. w smith. Fritz Brill and Henry Wick euburg built lo-stamp mill on tLe ground where Wickenburg now stands and the same year James Caseuberg blilt 70 stamp mill about one-hsli above WIckenhurg. All the above mentioned mills were huil, 10 work VultGre ore, Vh.ca Was hauled sixteen mlles c. the mills. In August, '6j G H. Vickory hauled Q 2J-stamp miil from >t. Joseph. Mo, to TurGey Greek, and the ioilowing year Gray G Co. oi L4 Paz and Prescott put up l0-stamp mil on Bigbug and ran 1t for a long time. There are lots oi other mills that could mention that were built and run long time before the Tombstone country was heard ui In Yuma, Mohayc and Yayapsi coun- ties. The Crown King mil was first put up at Tyson's Wells, in Yuma county, then moved ta the present site in the early '7Os. and there were several stamp mills on Lynx creek and the Ha-sayampa before 1879
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Poles May
 Come to Arizona

Negotiations are now in progress in Los Angel,s looking to the estab ish- ment on the old Blythe ranch, nine miles north of Yuma, Of large colony of Poles. The foreigners who are thinking of removing to Ar zona are now employed in the coal mines of Pennsylvania, A number of the lead. ing men arrived in Los Angeles re- gently and few days ago were taken 70 the Blythe ranch by Los Angeles real estate men, who have charge of the safe Of the property.
 The Blythe ranch, atcpresent, is owned by a syndicate composed of Oxuard and Ventura county capita ste. IL consists of about 40,0JO acres md occupies one entire valley. In
 he last few months a large amour.
 | money has been spent in builtiug canals through this property aud about lHG00 acres are now under ir-
 igatiun. The soil Is similar to that li the Imperial valley, being mostly silt from the Colorado river.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Arizona Democrats
 Call Meeting

"I have fixed the date Of Monday, March 9, as the day for the meeting of the territorial Democratic central committee Al Phoenix
 Selim Michrlsou, chairman of the Maricopa democratic committee, re- ceived the official notice from J P Dillon, chairman Of the territorial committee.
 At this convention six delegat 6 and six oltesua,es to the national convention which meets in Denver. July :, will be named An effort wiI ue made to pass resolutions endors- ing William JeuDings B.ysn, which .t is believed ail. bc passed unani- mously.
 There gre seventy members Of the territorial committee. lt Is expect ed that q large number Of outside Gel. egstes will be in Phoenix for this meeting
 Following the delegate. convention will be another to nominate the denl- ocratic candidate for delegate to con. gress Phoenix will probably make a strong bid for this convention, which i- looked upon as being by far the more important of the two.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
From Thursdays Daily.

Constable Track was up from Ben son yesterday with prisoner who will be examined as to his sanity. The prisoner has been acting qu. ely and will be suhj' j'cted to examination to- MOTION.
 Mr.. Hyatt and Mrs Reach, sisters Of Geoge b. and rhilo Wilcox, returned tol ' to their home at Harbor Beach, Miah'gan, after pheasant three months visit here.
 The Bisbec Extension Co. las an ended its articles uf incorporation to read, capital s!Oo,OaO and par val, Q 5 ger share according to papers filed with County Recorder Mcdonald to- day.
 Clerk II. F. Bcrncr oi :hc board Of supervisors left today f,r Bisbes on a brjei business trip.
 The Great American Circus is re- ported 10 have given an excellent per formauce At Lowell yesterday to 8 large attendance They ~ill give an- other show at that city tomorrow and on saturday will appear n Tomb stone.
 The Iris Theatre Co. wIli hold ior.t It the Schieflin tonight and tomor Tow night. An entire change of pro- rram for each night is announced snC excellent views are promised. Among the visitors in Phoenix fo ! the past few days is " II. Johnsor 'he son oi Joseph F. Johnson, rc gently elected [. :. senator from Ala hama to succeed Mr. Patterson. Mr Johns,n is stock holder in the Oc tave mine and also in other Arjzon mining properties. This is his frs trip 10 the west and he says Le is Yer iOrcibly impressed with Arizona.
 A Washington dispatch states the on motion oi Fl. M. Dough oi r!ag staff, Henry F. A-hur-t of Flags'st has been admitted to practice bsfor the supreme court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
The drv farming method of

The dry farming method of agriculture will receive a good test in Cochise county this year, as a considerable acre age will be titled by the Campbell process along the foothills of the Huachuca mountains and in the Sul- phur Spring Valley. The re- suits will be watched with in terest, as much has been prom ised for this boon to the arid regions. Modern science and investigation is doing much for advancement in all lines, and the west, generally, will profit unmeasurably by the success of the dry farming method.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Former Tonbstoner
 Makes Assignment

The F. V. Moreno Shoe Company. operating A retail shoe store in the First National bank building on 10th street. tod 4y closed its doors, having deeGed the stock oyer to c. A. Over lock as trustee. The liabilities Of the company are S6, ,222 and the assets are s7,OOO.
 F. V. Moreno is the head oi the company and has been its manager since it was embarked more than year ago.
 A statement was made today by Judge D. A. Richardson, counsel for the the company, the F. V. Moreno com pany is not insolvent but that its business at present is not sufficient to warrant B continuance.
 "The company will make the best settlement possible with creditors and, probably, will then reopen. n."-Douglas International.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Another Yaqui
 Outrage Uncovered

The discovery recently by some Mexican pT0spect0fs of the horribly mutilated bodies Of two Mexican tim Der cutters al a point about ten miles out Of Oputo, town on the Yaqui river within ten miles of the well known Tsbstacochi mine. tells the grim story of another Yaqui out rage.
 The bodies, dead several days before the prospectors came acros. them, gave shocking evidence of having been outraged.
 The finding of dog shot through one of the legs, bu: lying beside the bodies of his former masters, where he must have been ss long a- twelve days. also tells the story of the fidelity of dumb brute.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
From Fridays Daily.

Judge and Ms Dosn had the young folks at their home last night and an eujuy able time was the result Of the evening. "UDc'e Byu' Goodrich lGd the Virginia Reel.
 The "Rlinb Social" at the MeihJ- d.st church la-t was the magnet th.t drew good attendance and was pro- ductive of an excellent evening. Mir sheldon lisns, an expert on currents, poles, both positive and negltiye, ouud the tabled Dot of gold"
 The following moving pictures will be seen at The S3hietfelin tonight The Little C"njuror, A Tight Fix; Andalu-'an Dancers; Glue; and Thor Ei,-o.- greate-t comedy film, The Dream oi Raretit Fieud. 1 General Manag J. II. Talbot, who | has chafgs cf the (. < A. work st LeadyiI.c. accon. panied by hi- wife, arrived thI, mrrning from Bisbee and immediately left for Losdville. The worsiugs 8 tAn Leadvil!e continue to ! develop phenomenal ore bodies.
 Two lai g-ho ned Elks were heard to say: Great gun what burn ing those poor little lawns will get in Bi,hee tonight Think of it, Friday. the 18th, Well, they'll come home branded a.! right. Tcmi -tone sent several candidates ior Llk honors to B.-hsc [ day. among them being At tornsy Gilmore, D: jyhn Bacon and Earl Red.
 A. ii Emanuel has returned from 4 trip To the east. and while away he speut several weess Tn Nevada. He states that the ;syada boom .s mostly tunble, and tha, Arizona Ina. Nevada tired at tie starting point ?
 The Z'ragoza Society gave a ball at Glge Hall last night. + Ua- vel attended and d thoroughly ,rj yabIt time was h.d by our leading Mexican citizens
 F. NJ. Byron, Southern California Passenger Agent, and R C. short Commercial Agent, of tLe New Tor! Central Lines, with headquarters 1T
 Los Ang eie-, were Tom b=tone yi.itor today. T.ey are here On brie business trip and visiting Arnon, points