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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Thirty persons. men and women,
French. Chinese. Japanese and ne.
Kroen. were arrested ON n piak
cuff drakuet raid By the police
under Sergeant nryaa between 4
and a M today az the Toxic
house. sixth Az ard willard At. and
charged With dlsorderiy eQndact.
Against this eroud Of prisoners.
most Of whom gave Fictitious
names. the police expect to pFuxo
charges OF immortality II is
claimed that the police have been
at work for several days inNeatlgai.
Ing Identities. streets and numbers.
ard that the raid Waa bat the fore
runner Of several NOR. 90 he Gu
kineered BY Acting Chiet Ward IN
the attempt 10 purge the city Of
tho pluk cuff fFatsrniiy aud thsiI
tunsoFtH
AetsnE Chief Ward declared em.
phntlcaily this morning that this
raid will be followed b. many 9th
era until every one 81 The spink
cuff eentsy IL Imprisoned ot driven
oat q town.
These people must not think.
be sMld, that because Ne have not
mnlested them for = few days 81
a lime that they are safe. We mean
10 set them ont. both hlnEiY and Ia
gangs. and they might ~ well IN
defHtard It.
4 have a free hand In this vork
as sell Aa the capacity to execute
Il. and II IL Eolng 20 Be done.
TO see aATrLEsrtPS
Take boats II Pier : Ten round
tfipe daily. zoe round trip. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
TO FIGHT Reinstatement
OF OFFICER APPLEQuIST

arrested March "a. 1901. ON the
charge of uticfing a check for 81
ON a bank in which he had no
funds. and that he vas convicted ~
the crime and sentenced to serve 50
days ia jail
" y Durham. Of Howe & Dur
ham. Was the complaining witness.
Il r. said Appleauists record is
known 60 Fremont citizens. and Il
will be taken before the board when
the hearing on their protest against
his reinstatement In held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Efforts may be- made By Fremont
eitissns. in their protest against
the reinstatement OF patfolman
Applequlat. ordered Thursday by
the civil service board. 70 show the
mans court record and thus pre-.
vent. II possible. the reinstatement.
which. Il is claimed. is adjust in
view of the fact that Applequisl
vas discharged BY chief Wappeu.
stein for questionable conduct to-
ward young girls.
II Is claimed that Appleaulst was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
POLICE MAKE RAID ON
PINK CUFF" GENTRY

For several weeks ws have been
quietly working on the identity aud
the haanta of these people. aud I
think Nc have them pat Last nlght
xe Eot a tip on where theY could
be found. Rnd they we're caught
with the Euoda % them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

ApprchcndluK arrest. five OF the
band OF seven boys who we're In.
volved In the robbery Of John Dun.
ming on the water front last Mon.
day night. have left the city,
Their Whereabouts are known to
the police. however but their ar.
rest will not be attempted until
they return.
Truant officer ksteham. who
knows all the street boys. declares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
MINERS Do0MEI

killed outright by The seec1e
piosion. which took place A.
y. m. Saturday. or enionb~
yond chance Of rescue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
WATCH STOLEN.

william Hewlett, us so'n ., -;
ported 10 the police this ns
that his watch was stolen i,s
on Washington 81. lss' n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Takes a fine s-reon modern cottaHs
On Hssuttful Queen Anne iiiif. tiehi
on the car line. near Hiaine - tn
pres sutsnfs all in and paid for.
This place inset b. aold Immediately
Gaad Terms
" " oHH Co, Inc.
1e4sa Alaska HidF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
IRRtGATEo LANDS.

CHOICEST tRRioArEp LANDS
as pm ACRE
fnriufins pefpstasi sstsr right. 10
Gated eiee. - msln trunk !ns Trahs.
continental Read
soil pure tsifsafr sphs Wesd depth.
free srnn sissu. plenty - uatsf. 90.
uata anssrsalsa ell ffniss and aRfi.
eaituraf predasts yisia beautifully. 81.
falfa as1ns Nlu pay for lang ard TN.
prsesmaufs IN f~n reaFs careful IN
r-sfIratien ~ isssins wsnatehss fruit
srgwers resulting % large pufsnEssa
~ ~ Min M
nsin isaa Ind titi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

BE a matchmaker. II pays ~. W
making school. 9Th AND f'a~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

FINE FISHING TAcKLE-Piper
q Taft, 1924 Second Av. s''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
$135

Three beautiful level lots fer tia6. all
cleared and only 81 minutes on the
FpanaWaF ear lire from the center -
the city Gail and Investigate this A
small payment down and balance month
~. Zee
Mn WILLIAMS
Main 1870 SOS Pienser BIDS Ind tafa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Hssutifgt e=roam modern eottsss, Aiss
sion finish, plate racks. basement, teuhis
constructed Ons and enc halt blocks 10
new Ger lire ana woodland Park Double
view o. Sound and mountains Lot
seHfeo tftQe Good terms Call SIXTY
White 2ts =-af-la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

The best shampoo soap--Soap
Lake soap-Ail druggists. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
FARAa AID LANDS.


NEAH HEtHfsf-H MACH 4t aefss
80 tseHi. 1ned suiL partially trntrpe -
faefaK god fnansH feaa. sFeasn hcass
barn. several anahtitfiuea f4tea Easl
terms
nuHGNr MAIrBr
atasszasa.t a lssaa Ml4K IA
DAIRY FAMN MAR kENr % seFss
hair - raiftss fteH. balance in FaatHrs
5-ra4fa ansiiiHE 5afas hafms taFefai eat
hnifalaHs orchard - u sna tsi.
pfaHs ssretas ANk WasFn eziit daily
0wner ru5isa aust desires aHfek sale
Price fdT fee d4Ns q lee = bitch IN
fiudrH Ffaaa teas stnHk AuH fefnslnf
fFn nssfasnfF Terms
ROBERT HANrnT
SIS aza st Aiaaka ridE =-ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

TO sac BATrLEsNIP5
Take boats at Pier :. Ten round
trips daily. zoe round trip. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Pin. aasrt.r ssrs Tracts from ,sts q.
tkee-fhs ttee anss are ell cleared and
In fruit. close 20 graded school. sids-
ths water b. srss FERNS. fgs cash asd
tle Der rnonth
N NICHOLS. 90 uniea ploes -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

cuacKEN RANCHES
We hafs Ihrss affn tracts ueffh -
the ciIs that NiEi maze ufsi .sisss 7hteE :
81 FanEfta. tireann = level ard sAsis z
cleared close 70 shaut sfUfzs ard
rhufra t'flfss tezn sac ard taes
Easiest kIad % terms
NEST q WHEELER.
Itt GOTHAM Hfststa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30


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s,s. u5ih s.as~aIk onIY tairts talaais.
sfaa q seattle. nrfEsst little Terms te
30 csHt anra sHa flvs yszfs g rsr eat
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CHEAP rt.Acs---l4fs. pi-s. sssess.
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ssaa fasa -stsr view fsrifs tlaae
wfNaHfr BROS.
80 ealasss ia
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tapa seer inistafean staiiea. s2sae
RonEnr NALrnY.
sfs sza-szt kiassa HisE --as-s
posros Hspbon Is ssa-afas . tee,
81 81 kina. sac 81 20 ~afs see ui.i.
s.ns sasAl-4 '@saS - ftssts sles1 --a
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acres cleared mesd taitafu.H Aeeatuf ff
Iniass saafa@szf - asasiis Eaa oeHsf#
SCI sfsa ses fasna. Z sats tfaaf ,
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sneath he's HnH - GER fhales t-aefs
tracts deep Ffeh sefF sasl5s CLEARED I'D
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-04
YOUTH WOUNDED
/ HAS STEADY NERVE
Accidentally Shot, He BAND
ages Wound and Hunts
Way Home,

TUCSON, Dec. S.-(Special) Mon
day afternoon the 12-year-old son of
Thomas Russell, mining man of the
Catalina mountains, was out hunting
seven miles from his home in the
mountains, when he slipped on sbould-
er and fell. In trying to regain his
footing he grabbed his gun, which at
once exploded, the bullet passing
through the fiesby part of his hand.
shattering several bones, cutting one
of the main arteries and fractuTiug
his arm.
Despite the intense pain the plucky
youth bandaged the hand as best he
could with his one remaining member
using his handkerchief. Had he not
done this, the doctors say, he woulo
certainly have bled to death. He Their
proceeded to make his way through
the tangled underbrush and rough
country for seven miles to his home,
where ne fell in faint through ex-
haustion and loss of blood
/ His father at once brought ldm
to Tucson, where his hand was op'
Grated on by Drs Crepin and Huff
man, who are doing all in their pow
er to sage what there is left of it,
one corner of it having been blown
out by the bullet. Several splinters OF
bone were removed, but the young
| hero never made a whimper. The
/ bullet had entered the small bones o.
the hand, came out and re-entered the
larger bones of the forearm, shattef
ing all through which 1t passed. The
accident occurred at o'clock in the
afternoon, but it was o'clock before
the little fellow received MEDICAL as
sistance. However, the doctors fee
. almost certain that they viii be abb
10 save the hand.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-04
DOUGLAS NEWS
NOTES
(From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

f. E. Caldwell, Jack Sparks. H. n.
Reno and Frank Douglas left yester-
day in the Reno anto for a hunting
"trip In the Sulphur Springs valley.
Mrs. r. S. Maclay has taken her
little daughter Viola to Dr. Carpen-
ter's sanitarium IN Ell Paso, where
she win undergo an operation for
adenoid growths. They left this
morning and expect to be home in a
few days.
The Peoples theater, under the
management of James G. Keen, Will
be formally opened on Tuesday even
ing In the old postoffice building. Miss
Fannie Berger has been secured as
pianist
Percy Keyes went to Bisbee this
morning to make some arrangements
service for Sunday.
Fritz Kohlmeyer, well known min
ing man from Nacozari, Is in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Buckner of Bis
bee are spending the week with ID.
w. Pollard on his ranch west OF town.
MIR. BuckHer is secretary of the Bis
bee Y. NJ. G. A.
X. L. Van Dusen, president of the
Belen Mining company, left this at-
ternoon for Pasadena, Cal, on busE
ness.
A. D. Nanney went to Bisbee today
on business.
Rube Gould, formerly of the Doug
las Dry Goods company, left this
morning for Duncan.
c. B. Bell returned to La Belle
Union mine near the Pilares today
after a visit of a few days at his
home here.
Among the new buildings planned
are dwelling for Join Reese on Thir-
teenth street of seven rooms and an
! addition to Hugh Col ms premises on
First street
Hack srqrl,s went to Leadville yes
tertiay.
George Cottren has returned from
CORTLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. w ~. Windham have
| moved into their new home ON Tenth
street.
Mrs. Cook will entertain the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church at the home of Mrs. George
Logic, SAC Eighth street, tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock.
! John Hohstadt is up from the Hob
| stadt ranch near Cos.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mass of Nacozari
came up yesterday On a shopping trip
They are guests at the Hotel Gadsden
i Mrs. George Krinbill came down
yesterday from Bisbee and is stopping
at the Gadsden.
MIR. and Mrs. Feiger went to T.
Paso this morning.
Clarence Minus went to Los An
geles this morning.
Rev. 4. B. Carpenter is in Bisbet
this week assisting Rev. Spicer I'll {
meeting. He expects to return tt
Douglas Saturday
Miss Cornelia Bedford of New Yorl
came Monday to spend the winte,
with Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Deming.
Mrs. ]. B. Wylie, at the c. & A
smelter, is preparing to entertain thu
Amateur Piano club with Christina
party to be given at her home oil
December 2ist.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-04

less hunters have been forbidden to
hunt ducks on the ranges of the Boquil-
las Cattle company, and since then
ducks are so tame they may be caught
with iynets.
Phoenix recently had as a visitor a
man fish. At least ii is reported that
his body is covered with scales and
gives the appearance of a black rat
tier. Medical experts pronounce his
case one of the most freakish birth
marks known.
Rector Woodford. of. the Tucson
terview after the yestry board decided
a growing deficit and closed to avoid
greater debt.
A Mexican boy narrowly escaped
losing his life in Tucson Tuesday from
a gasoline explosion. He casually
threw a lighted match into Iifty
gallon can of gasoline and escaped
with scant supply of clothing.
Suit was filed yesterday at Yuma
by Ben C. Heyl against Ramon Villa
ct al In the papers claim is made to
one-half interest TO the Cracker jack
mining claims that were recently bond.
ed for a large sum. Mr.. Heyl bases
his claim on grub stake arrangement,
and the matter, no doubt, will he
fought out in. the coming term of the
district court
Manuel Gonzales, the Mexican wis
was indicted for forgery at Globe, al
though he can neither read nor write
entered plea of guilty in the district
court Monday and win be sentenced
today Gonzales found a $40 pay
check issued by goat company, had
one of his fellow countFymen endorse
1t, made his mark on the back, and
cashed the paper at one of the stores
in Globe.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-04
SMOOTH GUY IS
| GLAD TO Be CAUGHT
Had $40 Left OF Proceeds of
$3.50 Worth of Worth
less Checks,
OPrescott journal Miner

With $40 in the pockets of his dark
brown suit, detected, and evincing a
keen disappointment at his failure to
elude arrest, S. B. Guy, who cashed
S150 worth of bogus certified checks
on the Security Trust company of
Los Angeles in local business houses
last week, was arrested Sunday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock by Policeman F. H.
Heller. When he was taken into Gus.
tody by Officer Heisler he was walking
towards the city on the railroad track
near the Crystal Ice company's plant
You are the Guy I've been after
for the last two days" Heisler ad
dressed the accused forger.
I'm glad you got me-. I'm tired
out" responded Guy.
9Th see that you get good chance
to rest" declared Heisler as he took
hold OF the arm of the fugitive from
justice. Guy, it is believed from his
description, is also wanted in Rands
burg, California, for similar question
able methods of getting other peoples
hard-earned coin.
a few minutes after the arrest, OF
ficer Heisler was Joined by Chief OF
Police Prince, who had been informed
| by telephone that Guy had been il
the vicinity of the ice plant by some
one who had read the stoTr of his al
legged foFgeries and his description in
the Journal-Miner.
Guy was escorted to the sheriff's of
fee and after being searched, placed
behind the bars. He rested easy Sun
day afternoon and night and slept the
. greater part of yesterday.
On the way to the sheriffs Office
Guy refused TO discuss his wander
iGgs since he escaped from the cit.
Thursday night He admitted that h
( was tired of rambling and deploret
the fact that he had INDUCED too free
| iy with liquor since his arrival IL
| Prescott
Guys description TALES with tina
of one /. B. Morse, wanted in RanGs
burg, California, on similar charges
received at the sheriff's Office Sunday
The amount of his forgeries in tina
place is not given.
A $25 reward was offered for hi
capture by the California officers.
One of the $50 checks cashed b
4 Guy was returned to John NJ. Lindel
proprietor of the Wellington, from til
Security Trust company through tn
Prescott National bank yesterday. TIL
check was protested and marked BIZ
gus by the Los Angeles bank at a
additional expense OF $4.25 to NJ
Lindell. 1t will figure as one of tn
exhibits in the case when Guy is a.
raigned.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-04
Wounded Mexican Morse.

LibradO Alvarez, the Mexican. who
was mixed up in a cutting scrape at
Ninth street and Il avenue on Satur-
day evening and stabbed three times,
one of the wounds penetrating the
lung and another the kidney, contin-
ued in his Improvement, his condition
remaining remarkably good until last
evening when there was a turn for
the worse. He was then coughing a
great deal and suffering much. IT
has been planned to take him to the
county hospital at Tombstone tomor-
row and this may yet be done. Dr.
Reese stated this morning that Libra
dos condition was not so good as yes
terday, but that he believed he would
be able to stand the Tombstone "Trip
and that plans were being made ac-
eordingly. It is still thought he has
more than a mere chance for recov
| cry.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-04
II TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY NEWS
TERRITORIAL
NOTES

The Douglas school students and
! children are very naturally elated over
the prizes secured at the recent terri
torial fair at Phoenix.
! Prof. c. A. Jones of AIamogordo, has
been chosen as director of the re-or-
ganized band at Douglas.
Major Walcutt, who has been con-
structing ddarterInaster at Whipple
during the rebuilding of the pos. at
that place. has gone to the coast.
From thence he will sail for Wash.
ington
Judge DeReese has been transfer
red from Douglas to the post at Yuma,
where he will act in the capacity of
customs officer.
Temples town council is busily en-
gagged revising the towns license or
dinances.
{ Tucson and Phoenix seem sure to
be favored with q large tourist pop
ulation this winter. They are already
arriving at those Places in appreciable
numbers.
Professor 'Lutz, OF the Douglas
schools, is having trouble with some
/ mischief making boys who have teen
injuring school property.
Attorney General Clark has return
ed to Phoenix from an official visit to
southern Arizona
F., The young men OF Tucson are MAX
5 ing ready to organize company of
the national guard.
PAYING Teller V. c. Cook, OF the
/, Phoenix National bank is proudly tell
| ing his friends the details today OF
a shooting scrape in which he en-
gagged yesterday afternoon eight miles
out of Phoenix Cooks victim was a
big wildcat, on which he was paid the
bounty of So this morning by the
board of supervisors.
/ T. E. Pollock, of Phoelix, member
of the fair commission, has purchased
the fast bay horse Highflier Highhier
has record of 2:04 IA, and is claim
ed to be one of the fastest IaCing
horses ever owned in Arizona. The
horse was brought to Phoenix by T.
w. BaTstow, the fast-horse owner of
| California, and is said to be worth
close to $4,000. The horse is being
/ trained at Phoenix by Allie Frost of
Albuquerque.
/ Clarence Bedell, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
has written Clerk Thomas, of the
board of supervisors at Phoenix ask
ing assistance in locating large es-
tate which Bedell thinks q relative left
him in Arizona several years ago.
4 Clerk Thomas has not yet found envy
I trace of it.
The little two-year-old girl OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Short, residing near
Phoenix, while playing Monday morn
/ ing. fell into one of the latterals of
the Arizona canal and was drowned
before rescue could be made.
! W. j. Mcdonald gave the Maricopa
board of supervisors a severe shock
Monday by claiming bounty money TO
the amount OF s200.75. Marieopa is
paying out about $4,000 annually in
bounties, and is feeling the constant
drain on the public purse.
Tempe narrowly escaped disas
truus fire Monday morning. A blaze
started in the Cafe Zcgal but was sup
pressed before much damage had been
done.
The Phoenix and Eastern branch Of
the Southern Pacific has inaugnratec
: continuous freight service OF three
regular freight trains weekly between
Phoenix and Kelvin.
A taxidermist at Phoenix has beer
, taxing his ingenuity in an effort to XII
! ella monster by drowning, alcoho
: and chloroform, but found that 1t re
! quired something stronger.
A careless writer reports that care
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-04
PHOENIX PHYSICIAN
REGAlhS LICENSE
DR.. Alton Regains License
After ReyeSSsssssaa;e5i fof Adver-
Using Water Cures.

PHOENIX, Dec. Especial. )-on
the ground that the defendant had
not acted with legal regularity, Judge
Kent in The district court late Mon
day afternoon annulied the action of
the territorial board Of medical exam
liners in revoking the license of DR..
2, M. Alton, physician for the Bi-Lo
- NE company. which is selling min
eral water to the people of Phoenix.
Charges were made before the med
icai board by the Maricopa Medical
society. through its secretary, DIR.
Redewiil. that DR.. Alton was guilty of
unprofessional conduct In that he told
In black type OF the wonderful cures
his mineral water produced.
When the medical board decided to
revoke Atoms license he Immediate
" began proceedings against the
board, asking for writ of certorrari
TO compel a review of the proceedings
by which they revoked his license
In passing on the case, Judge Kent
announced that he was not deciding
the legal right of the medical .bC ard
to revoke the license of physician.
but was deciding in favor of Alton
on the ground that tle medical beard
I'D not acted regularly in is delib-
psations and final revocation OF the
license.
Members of the medical board who
were represented ny AttorEey Cen.
eral z. s. Clark yesterday, have en-
nounced that they viii proceed again
against Alton, and that In This sec
ond proceeding they viii adhe=a more
closely to the law governing matters
Of this kind
Alton was represented YESTERDAY by
Attorneys Baker and Hayes, who
brought to light number Of details
of Atoms loss of his l:cense that con-
WINGED the court that i shosld be
given back to him.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-04
PRISONER ESCAPES
FROM A RANGER
Franco Dionocio, Wanted II
Tucson, Makes His
Getaway

TUCSON, Dec. 3.--( Especial Word
was received by Sheriff Pacheco short
ly before o'clock Tuesday night that
Dionocio Franco, who had been ar
rested at Helvetia on charge OF bat
terry, had escaped from rang er while
being brought to Tucson.
Franco was arrested in Tucson some
time ago on the charge OF attempted
burglary and his case was isnored by
the grand jury, who refused to indict
him. Shortly after has release he
went to Helyetja aud there is ais sed
TO have committed the cGense of bat
terry, for which he was arrested by he
ranger.
While no details regarding his es
cape have been rec siTe1 here, he
is believed to be headed for Tucson
and If he comes this way viii surely
be captured, as he is known to all the
county and city officers here.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-04

Frank T. Aspinwall, who twice rep
resented Coconino in the Upper
branch of the Ari soaa legislature, dix i
last Friday afternoon IN Sau Bernar-
dino, Cal, and was buried there SIN
day afternoon under the AUSPICES OF
the EIks lodge. He was ajs1 a
Mason, and was forty nfno yeas Of
age.
For several years AspinTall was
agent for the San.a Re in Winston,
and became well known in Phoenix as
the result OF his two terms in the leg
islature. Four years ago he be-
came district freight arl passenger
agent for the Salt Lake load at San
Bernardino.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-04

trophy on thanksgiving afternoon
when H. T. Cutkbert and Chayies
Scott both turned isi cards showing 2
net score OF rs was played on yeste.r
day afternoon on the Country club
links. Scott turned in a 50-47. 90 less
8 handicaps, So and and Cuthbert had
a 42-45, 81 less strokes giving net
so, which places the ownership OF
the trophy in him. This IL the third
cup which Cuthbe-t has won for him
self in the past year of golf. Indeed
he has the distinction of being the
only Douglas player to win any silver
trophy outright