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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

FOR RENT--Rooms furnished or unfur- nisheI. with or without board. all modern at POT Catoma St.. Phone 3274.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

FOUND-The place to buy incandescent lamps. electric and combination fixtures and to get all kind of electrical work done. L.
 Baker. phone 2sS7 216 Dextep Ave --10-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
FOR RENT.
LOST.

WILL the party who took an umbrella
 by mistake at 429 s. McDonough notify phone 4bs -IB
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
From Thursdays Daily.

An exceptionally good program Is scheduled for the Schiefelin tonight. The feature picture for tonight is called The French Spy" which Is said to ex- ceed anything in that line presented here before. Look at the program pub lished in another column and "take in' the performance.
 Mrs. Lowry has moved her dining rooms into the quarters formerly oc- cupied by her on Allen street. The new dining rooms has been fitted up in mostinytIns mauner and the fret meals served there yesterday.
 The opening of the new Heron Land building at Lesdyille is to be celebrated on Monday, June list, at that camp. by grand dance, and a general invitation is extended tO | rombstouites to attend. The danc- ing space IS p 70 feet. and ample room afforded the participate. A lunch will also be served.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Charged With Murder
 Will Be Sent Back

When srraigned before U s. Com missioner Dunsesth st Tucson yester- day morning Delino Ayechuca, who IS wanted in Mexico on tine charge of murder, waived examination and stated that he was willing to return to the southern republic and stand trial, lie will be delivered to the Mexican authorities within short time.
 From the time oi his arrest in Bis bee last February and incarceration in the Tombstone jail until yesterday morning Avenchuca availed himself oi every possible means of preventing his extraditiOn, but when brought be- fore the commissioner he stated that he would not fight any further.
 At the time he was arrested by Dep uty Marshal Johnson of Bisbee, Ave Ghuca denied his indentity and said that he had come tO the big mining camp from the northern port ion of the territory. Since he was turned over to the United States authorities he has made confession that he was the man sought after, but claims that he killed Ursulo Sanches at Bacuachi in selfdeiense.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Elks Growing in Num-
 bers and Popularity

Concerning the order Of Elks in :he territory NJ. J. Cunninghrm, district deputy, in sn interview in the Star, ssys
 "Ihe order IS rapidly growing in numbers in sll sections of Arizona and is everywhere exerting s wonder ful influence of good, promoting a healthy good fellowship in every com- munity. At the present time the Bis- bee lodge is the biggest in the territory, although Tucson, Phoenix and Doug las are rapidly coming to the front. In Bi-bee the lodge has a membership of almost 600, and it is expected that this mark will be passed before long.
 The total membership of Elks' lodges in Arizona is now about 5000.
 "I am making regular visits to the various lodges, and find them all in & prosperous condition"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
School Entertainment
 Was a Huge Success

Tombstone is justly proud of her public schools and such exhibitions by her pupils as was presented st The Schierielin last night most certainly affords pardonsble excuse for the consideration of such kindly and well merited thoughts.
 Ihecom program usually given st closing of school with which is associated the labored literary efforts oi the fair graduate and the profoundly philosophical essays of the student, was oD this occasion given over to the other advanced academies of learning and Tombstone's commencement, instead was an operatic entertainment essen- tially musical and most hie hly sppre- cisted alike by the fond parent and the large audience which attended. The Tyrolien Queen, beautiful mu- sicsl drama, invested with story Of pleasing interest was exceptionally well interpreted by the caste and chOruses of about seventy five voices.
 The stage was most artistically dec. Orsted and the scenes of woodland, forest and grove was heightened by de- lightiul touches of rural decorations, NJ ss Julia Rockiellow presided as the fair "FyroIien Queen Rosalie' with most becoming grace; Josephine was plessingly represented by Nils; Lcrlne McPherson; Saida WAS accept, ably portrayed by Miss Leeta Block, berger while Mother Grunt at tbt head Of her quaint band of Gypsies ] all m appropriate dress, was well repre-. sented by Miss Maud York. The maid, Of honor, eigbt in number ,becOmingIy | and srtistically gowned in red, scored s decided hit with the audience. Tn, twelve little fairies with little Mis, Fife Dsvey. ss fairy queen, were in deed dainty and we'll drilled chorus ] The pleasing musical voice of the iairy queen won her many deserved encon iums. The Gypsy chorus of tweutl voices was uniqne and decidedly clever and altogether the entertainment VA, s grand success, rejecting great credi
 upon Miss Martendsle as musical di rector and Mis, Wolcott, who had tn the affair in charge. The entertain
 ment wili net the library fund goodly
 sum.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

Seven Mexican boys Of various ages were arrested in Lowell Friday last charged with pllfering email articles from residences.
 The first carload Of lambs shipped from Phoenix to market was killed near Albuquerque in a railroad acci- dent.
 J A. Ball has teen elected by the Phoenix Typographical Union tp re- pres the local body at the national convention In Boston next fan.
 Wills * Kellogg has purchased the old Wm Atchley and Schoenholzer cattle estates sith about 1900 head of cattle, corrals, houses and other prop erty, and including HOO acres of land. The purchase price was Sl6, 300 and it is said to be a good bargain. The ranch i- located on the San Pedro river and is m stIy bottom land. It is about nine miles south Of Mammoth.
 Plans aLd specifications for the new scienc building for the University of Arizona have been accepted by the board of regents and will be put in the hands oi the contractors at once. The new structure Is to cost $50, ,00n.
 The Morerci Water Co. Is building a 500,0 coo gallon steel tank for supply purposes.
 The Relief Gold Mining O., near Prescott, is preparing to install lO0- ton reduction plan. aud sink a new double compartment shaft On their property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Arizona Wild Cats
 Loose In Chicago

4 Chicago, Ili., dispatch says
 Trowling through the tangled un- der;rowth and the brsrnbles, bushes and briars of Michigan avenue and sckson boulevard are two cross-bred will cats.
 They are especially dangerous be- cause they come from Arizona. and they are an inbred product with the fer ciou- precipice wolf. There Is a strain of the fox and the owl m them also, for they have the cunning to keep out ol sight during the day and no. to interfere with shoppers and the police sharnshoot!ng equad. At night they have craftily shunned the hold Il ? sections.
 The cats were part Of a consignment oi five sent from Tucson, Arizona, by Robert Reid Newbery to W. C. Du Brock, I422 Hayes avenue. They were shipped May 9, and it required according co repOrt-half dozen pro fessional cat smoothers, five pounds oi tenderloin steak and several pairs u tin gloves to get them in their crate Even with all this trouble two Of the most dangerous specimens escaped and the express cOmpany's scouts with dog traielrs, are hot in pursuit ir [ the dark of the moon
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

A compromise on a currency bill is now looked for at Washington.
 One thousand men are lad of at the Topets, Kan shops of the Santa Fe railroad.
 An attempt to secure s revision of the bible under head O. American Re- vised Edition of the Bible was de- feated by the Presbyterian Synod at Kansas City by vote of 2I7 to 2ll.
 The floods have re eded in Texas and report. of much damage are com ing in from all sections. Dallas alone suffered property loss of over A million dollars.
 Three srtiIerymen died at Koenigs- burg, Germany, as a result of injuries sustained while on a practice march.
 A fishing schooner with seventeen on board was sunk near Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. The schooner was run down by lioe steamer.
 The Korean crown prince is shortly to mske a tour of the In tied States.
 A tornado visited the Alfalfa county. Oklahoma, and ss resul. ten p ,rsons gre dead and many injured and much ruin and desolation left in it's path.
 It develops that Evelyn Thaw is drawing 5000 monthly from the Thsv millions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Doings Are
 Held at Tucson

TUCsoS, May 2S-An enthusiastic meeting Oi the Territorial Democratic convention is on today. A large repre- s-ntation being present from all over the territory.
 T. P. Dillon, territorial chairman, opened the convention.
 G. P. Bul!ard nominated Thomas Weediu Tor temporary chairman, and J. M. O'Connell nOrnirs ted Neil Bailey temporary secretary. Both were elected
 Frank DeSuza and Geo. D Morris were elected assistant seoretarys
 The committee on credentials is az foIlows:-Coehise, J. \. Gaines; Coco nino, A. T. Cornish; Gila, J. F. Hecht- man; Graham, ". W. Pace; Msricopa, G. P. Buliard; Mohave, r F. Thomp- son; Navajo, W. II. Burbage; Pins Chas. Ganor; Pinal, T. x. Wills; Santa Cruz, Phil HeroId; Ysvapsi. J J. shaw; Yuma, D. :. Devane.
 Selim Michisou aI.i be made na- tiOnal committeeman, same being de- cided in caucus last night.
 Delegates to the national conven- ton decided on in caucus: E \ Pack ard, c Stoneman, J P Dillon, Mike Riordan, W T Webb and A W Forbes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Doings in the
 District Court

Today's session Of the district court was given up principsllyto 10 mining liti- gstion, the principal case being that of the stockholders Of the A. NJ. & T. Co Ot Douglas who seek ;o have a judgment set aside that was confessed by c. A. Overlook, president of the company, in the court recently. in the case of J. J. Benton against the company for debt alleged to be due on note in the sum of S2l 900.
 Another mining matter taken up was that of motion in the case oi Martin Costello vs The Shannon Copper Co. for injunction and damages to prevent them from working the Copper Belle property at Gleason, the facts Of which case were published in THE PRosPECToR sfew days since. The matter was called today for the purpose Of arguing the question of having the court issue an order allowing the plaintiff, Costello to have entrance to the property in order 10 make an examination and survey Of the alleged damages that have been made 60 that the exact amount can bo ascertained neiore the case comes to trial on the 4th of June st which time the plaintif Nill en- desvor to have the injunction made perpetual and % secure the damages in the sum of about $9) GOO The motion was not seriously resisted by the attorneys for the shannon people
 In the case of Cochise county vs the Southern Pacific, for tue collection ot back taxes, alleged 10 be due, the defendant through its attorney, Frank Cox, interposed demurrer to the complaint. which was argued at som, length by Col. II L. Pickett for tn, county, and defendants attorney The matter was taken under ad vIsement by the court and stip ulations will be filed Tie point in volveu WAS the same as ID the casei recently decided in Yuma county bl Judge Kent, as to whether or no the taxes became delinquent on th, second or third Monday in Decembel
 The case of Costello vs Frankenbur, and Newman. for det'. vas dis. missed
 Alfred Miller vs John Gleeson, fol partition Of mining property, was con tinued for the term,
 In the matter of Chas Kreuder bankrupt, the matter of discharge va continued until June 3.
 Francis Abell vs c W Swain ct u was set for trial tomorrow morning This case involves the title 10 real es tate in this city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Arizonan to Enter
 U. s. Naval Academy

John II. Culin, student of the '. of A and son Of County School Super iutendent F l.. Julin Of Tucson, will be one of the Arizona cadets at the United States naval academy at An napolis
 Notice tha. he successfully passed the examination required for pros pective cadets, Is noted in the Army and Navy Journal.
 He will be recommended for the appointment by Delegate Mark Smith. Young Culin was the sole aspirant for the appointment to a cadetship from this territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Invitations Out
 for Commencement

Invitations have been received in this city from the board and faculty of the Tempe Normal school of Ari- zona to attend the twenty.hrst annual commencement The order Of exeF- cises are ss follows; May %, closing exercises oi training school; June 6, junior reception; June ', bscslsCre- ate address, Rev. Wilbur Flske; June s, intsr-society contests June g, senior class night; Iune II. commencement address, Hon F. :. Clark; Juhe l2 alumni day, reception and banquet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Big Indian Chief Is
 Married Like Pale Face

The Phoenix Democrat says, from war paint and feathers, the mountain wilds and the wigwam, to the probate court, where he was married according to the rites of the pale face, is the big . jump made by Frank Cspolirs, chief oi the Mcdowell Indians, who yester- day heard Judge Phillips make him the husband Of Pauline, one of the Me. DOwell indians.
 Capolivs, who speaks and under stands English better than most peo- pie of his race who have never attend ed an Indian school, had to translate the ornate language of the marriage ceremony to his bride. As he did it, she could not hold back a big, broad grin.
 ThoHgh none of the achievements oi CspOiivs are matters oi record, he has been famous in h:s day as an In dian scOnt in Arizons, serving with [ e widely known frontiersman, Al Seiher. during the days when Seiher sas one Oi the governments main- stays in Arizona. and located in Cochise count. and therouthsest.
 CspOl.ys can lay claim to s num- Der of notable achievements, such ss helping SeibeF and others to trail down and bring to punishment bands Of bad Indians.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Row's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last I5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able ' carry out any obligations made sv Is firm.
 WALDISG, kISNAS < MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally, acting directly upon the blo, d and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price a cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for cons.- ation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
U. of A. Students
 Are Suspended

Eleven students-ten in the prepar- atory department and one in the col lcgiste department-have been order ed by the college authorities to find quarters outside oi the University Of Arizona dormitories, says the Tucson Citizen.
 They have been suspended because they were discovered playing poker, The stakes were not large, it be- ing only "penny-ante' game that was played, but one of the strict est regulations of the university states that no gambling will be per- mitted.
 The discovery that poker playing was going ou in the south hall-tbe preparatory dorm,;ory-and the sus- pension of the students resulted in a decided sensation in the university circles
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Following thc Flag

When our soldiers went to Cuba and the Philippines, health was the one important consideration. Willim T. Morgan, retired Commissary Seergant U.S A, of Rural Route 1, Concord x H says 'I was two years in Cuba and two years in the Philippines, and being subject Go colds. I took Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, which .;ept me in perfect health. And now, in New Hampshire, we find it the best medicine in the world tor coughs, colds, bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. Guaranteed by all druggists. Prce soc and s.l00. Trial bottle free
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Slant Eyed Celestial
 Charged With Forgery

Local interest attaches to the trou- bles of Chinaman named Tong, aho Is under arrest in Phoenix charged with a clever forgery of his "chok gee" which is Chinese for certificate.
 Chinese Inspector Charles Cornell Sa. in Tombstone today and in speak ing Of the case said Tong was former resident of Tombstone and was well known character here. Fo: several years he was employed at the Can Can restaurant. At one time the safe oi the Can Can was rified and Tong was charged with the theft IL was not proven ou him. however, and no off, cial action was taken Later Tong was chef at the Johnson camp, opei- ating the Little Devil group. Tong had eccentric notions Of gambling and was well known here. The forged cer- tifcate in TonG's possession was 90 cleverly done that Inspector Cornell passed it on one occasion as being genuine.
 On May, 1891, the certificate was issued in Frisco to Tang Seang. He probably sold 1t to the present China man, who made the changes ia pho | tographs and did it almost skilliully enough to deceive the experts. In comp4rIng the certificate seang furnished and the copy oi the original { from Washington it was found tra, the original photograph had been re- moved from the Sesng certificate and smother pasted on.
 By tearing the photograph in two ! places, writing was found in red ink i underneath This showed eouclusiyely that when the second photograph was pasted on it was larger than the firs' and covered some of the writing. IT hide the deception the writing covered vas traced on top of the photograph
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Will Soon Add
 Additional Jacket

". z. StsuntOn, general manager cf the Tombstone Consolidated, Imperial and Congress Mining companies, is in the c.ty enroute from Silver Bell to Tombstone. Mir. Stsunton said the second jacket at Sssco would not ne in place until July next, as all the parts of the furnace were not on the ground. He said operations at Silver Bell and Sssco were proceeding in the usual manner and all satisfactory to the mansgemeDt.-Tucson Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

A man who takes up home stead land Tn the southwest right now and finally patents it will achieve independence and will make good " a g e while he is doing it. Ari- zona's progress and rosy hued future gives assurance of this.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

This year will also go down i'll history as one in which the republican party was knocked comp!etly of the map of Gila county, says the Silver Belt. Yes, and the same will ap- ply to the territory after NO- vember.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Arizona Pen
 Is Filling Up

The recent terms of the vsrious dis trict courts held throughout the ter ritory Of Arizona have served to greatly increase the patronage of the territorial penitertiary. In a letter Superintendent Thomas Rynning states that there are now i25 ip- mates oi the institution.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

Rev. F. W. Simonson, of Douglas, has been appointed AS delegate to the Pan-Angelician congress to be held in London. NIT. SimoBson will repre- sent the Protestant Episcopal church of Arizona and New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

Miss Maria Felix, a press feeder ID the Tucson Star office, bad her hand caught in A printing press and badly mangled. She wili be maimed for life.
 The first of the big pumps in Tue son's new water system has been placed in ope'atioD.
 A special from Washington ststes that R H Chandler silI be reAppointed postmaster at Yuma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

A R. Gstten, travelling freight and as=enger ageot for the Southern Pa cifc in Arizona, says railroad business is improving rapidly and is nov S5 per cent Of what it wac last year at this time.
 The general store of Otto ". H. Schley of Veal station, tEenty miles east of Tucson, burned to the ground Saturday. The loss is estimsted at s2O,OOO.
 The Tempe school bond issue carried Saturday by 6 hsodsone majority.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

A Chicago alderman says that honesty is only h in deep. However, as the phil 0 sop h CT remarked about beauty, that's deep enough to suit any reasonable man.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

Representative Little field now denies that he said con- cressmen Were the most cow ardly people on earth Well, that's too bad. We were hop ing that Littlefield was will ing to stand for a plain state ment of fact for once ip his career.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Keep Your Bowels Strons.

Constipation or diarrhoea whe, your bowels are out of order. Gas. carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists. roc
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

Y oung 2 Theodore differs from his father in the fact that recently he went up in the air literally His father spends a good deal of time. igura- lively, up in the circumam bient
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31
Buy anc Try a Box Ionlsh-,

Whte yo- think of II go bly all. y boa of CascaIe,s Candy [o .hartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You. never regret it. Genuine tablet. stamped C. C. C. Never sold i' bulk. All druggistx JOG.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

Ter. vs Geo Williams, assauItdeadly weapon. withdrsws plea of not guilty and enters plea of guilty Sentence tomorrow.
 Ter vs Neville, murder, enters ples of guilty Of murder second degree; sentence pronounced tomorrow,
 Matt Burts, assault to murder, sen tenced to one year at Yuma
 Perry Jones, burglary, senteaced to one year and one day st Yuma.
 Dan McMilian, convicted of burg lsry yesterday sentenced to two years at Yuma
 Bronson vs Bronson, dismissed
 Alexander vs Alexander, continued
 Ter vs F R CrOnin, assault to mur- der committed at Ft Huachucs. Fol lowing jury was empanelled. c NJ Freeman, John BsglIn. E T Lofgreen, R Torpey, John Williams. A Fleck- eDger, Roft Verbeek. 4 Wickstrom. N Vein. c " Summers and Hugh Kelly. r case is ou trial this alter noon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

Public school students to the num- Der of sixty-one will graduate in Bis bee tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-31

Upon opening of court this morning the case Of J. J. Benton ys. A. NJ. & T. Co. to vacate judgment was resumed, several witnesses heinz called and ex- amined. Tue case was later continued until pm.
 The sheriff reported the following trial jury venire of fifty: Robert Todd George Dave John Dugan John lmslaud $ B Reed John True W Fitzgerald II F DeSOusa A 4 Dudley c C BaTkiey VII Brophy CE Wohlschagal George Storm George Walker Frank Molinar Jas P Sexton LA Wickstrom F c Henderson Sam Yarnell Bert YOss P F Demoresc NJ Wien Alfred Paul Frank Vawter Robert Verbeck John Baglier J Busenbark R TTezons BA Taylor Chas Wadleigh WE McKsshan G W Summers 4 W Flickenger II c Kendall WI Sparks Oscar Cochran JH Bassett Us Williams W Freede H W Hssselgren c A Burdick John Say!or John McGregor " Whitehead Jacob Bauer II AmphleJt Paul Benson H Knowles
 Following trial Jurors were excused: Harry Hssselgreen " H Brophy FC Henderson Vim Whitehead Willy Fitzgerald George storm PJF Demorest Frank Vawter John Imsland A A Dudley Alfred Paul Clinton Burdick
 Jacob Bauer
 A special venire of twenty-five pre- viously ordered was returned as fol- lows:
 zPECIAL vESgE FM Goodman Short J r GOOG man D1ONN HO Post VRN Greaves ETLofgren K Lapsey CN Freeman Vim Roberts B Owen Joe hress Ed McGinnis John Kieier Joe Bartlett EM Shipp ADes sulIes R J Torpey