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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
TRIMBLE MEETING AT THE
DREAMLAND RINK

Tonight ~ the Dreamland skai
Ing rink. eoFues Of seventh av. aud
Union at. mass meeting viii be
held which vii practically close
the campaign Of William T. Trim
bic. Wannef'n hand will be Ia at
tendance and viii Kiye a concert
before the speech making bcginn
The speakers Of the evening In
ciude Mr.. Trsmble. John VI. Rob
erta. OLE Hanson and T. ~ Gray.
Miller Meeting fllbefnian hall.
Ninth nv. aud Yesler way. John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
LIVED TOGETHER A DAY

Married and deserted. all IN one
day. was the sad fate that befell
Estella MARI. who on August 20.
1898. married Fred J Mari az Sagi.
nav. Mich. and woke up the next
day 10 find her husband missing.
According 10 the evidence intro.
duced In court today. Mrs MARI has
never seen nor heard from her hus.
band since The divorce decree
WAS signed by Judge Frster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
MORE UNEMPLOYED GO
To CAMP

Chief OF Police Wappenstein to.
day sent 20 more men 20 the coun.
~ road.making camp near YoungH.
town. accommodation for that
number having been provided.
Two men have already left the
camp since II was established ON
Tuesday. but the crew OF 6s re.
naming. It Is claimed. are doing
good work and are quite oontented.
More men will be sent as fast
as provision can be made for TAX.
ing care OF them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
CRIMINALS SENTENCED
TO THE PENITENTIARY

t'eve Phillips. convicted Of mur.
ser "a the second degree for hax.
nc 90 December 81. 1907. shot and
ni'ed Aadss Henderson in a lara.
No. IodEing honss on sixth ax.
.oesh' vas today sentenced By
lnase Morris In tbs criminal de.
Mfsmeat Of the superior court 10
sefTs term In the state penlten.
nsfy @ not less than 10 nor more
fhss % years.
HAITI Conklin and John German
soas'c'sd on a charge Of having
80 W and robbed John White on
Wnoef : Of $40. were sentenced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
STRUCK nv CAR.

J. Hodge. a bookkeeper OF is1
Twelfth av.. Vas struck by a car az
Ninth az. aud YealeF way al 1880
a. IN. today and sustained painful
but not serious injuries 20 the hack
He was removed TO Providence hos.
pitai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
81. Louis Gets Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. -
The 1903 convention Of the United
Mine Workers Of America will be
held az 81 Louis This Is large
ly due 10 a grievance among the
delegates that seemingly. Indianap.
oils did not sufficiently appreciate
They felt sighted because they
were not welcomed 10 the city BY
the governor. the mayor or the
commercial club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

ters' union. was elected president
Of the assembly. Other officers
we're elected. as followa: Freder.
lex Quinlan, Plumbers and Gas
Filters. vice president: w. l.. on.
stott. Steam Filters. Secretary. n
r. Orchard. Painters and Decorat.
ors. treasurer. The following were
chosen az the advisory board .
Frank g. Lowe. II. @. Dennis. ID.
Kilgore. y. Williams and Fred Me.
Cullough. the latter business agent
OF the Carpenters' union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
HUGHES EHDoRsEs
R00sEvELTPOLICY
fay United Prs.s.)

NEW YORK. Feb. i.--li.fore the
republican club OF this city. Gov.
Hughes last night made hts first
statement regarding national Is.
SUES. lie urged party harmony
praised the work Of President
Roosevelt IN going after the trusts
aud remedtinE the abuses. aud MP
proved the extension Of authority Of
the Interstate commerce commits
sion. lie condemned combinations
Ia restraint Of trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
ALASKA SALMON
TAX CASE ENDED
iay United Pre.sl

JUNEAU. Alaska Feb. The
four indictments against Simon XII.
dali IN the famous salmon tax cases
we're auanhed this morning by
Judge Gunninon. A settlement has
been made in the civil suit by the
payment Of SIS a day penalty for
not filins articles OF Incorporation
This penalty IL exacted for is days
IN July. 1905. This decision IL a
victory for William Morris. OF Sc.
attic attorney for kiidall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

WASHINGTON. Feb. f.-Tafl
boomers fiocked to the white house
today Among the callers was
Senator Carter. Of Montana, who
said. referring to yesterdays pres
identiai message. that 1T means a
triumph for Taft. or whoever IN
the opinion ~ the convention
measures best mp 10 the Roosevelt
standard"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
CUES T IS
ROBBED

Property valaed al about $500
was stolen ffufn q. A. lohbHsn.
room 10. the uakcx hotel. Ninth nv.
aud Pike st, last night kntYnnce
uas effected with a pass Key.
Johnson says the thief got away
with a 5s=caiIhsf Colts automatic
revolver. foana Eoia iecket set
with diamonds. nugget charm
worth 81 xifh the word Pair.
banks" on II. = long narrow sueKeg
valued at 3 and n gold watch
charm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
OFFICERS OF BUILDING
TRADES ASSE MBLY

James Murphy. Who for a short
ane last sumner filled the office
F" superintendent Of streets and
"e's' was last night reelected
Ts ss'ness agent Of the Building
ifaaes Assembly.
q, alPhy u from the Brotherhood
csaInleTs and Decorators.
e. Ihshns Russell, Of the Paint.
agent 'ia'eHe paA'hehs
e"a'les L. Fey. Of TIE carpen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
GEMS FROM THE Roosevelt lit
MESSAGE

against the men who In San Fran
cisco have prosecuted with impair.
tiai severity the wfonadosrs among
business men, public officials and
labor leaders alike"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
CASE AGAINST CAPTAIN
| FISHER DISMISSED

FORT TOWNSEND. Feb -
When the case against Capt. J. l..
Fisher. charged with plotting the
shin iuelimers 10 Tacoma without q
iicenae. came up for hearing today
Capt Fisher prodfced a pilots II.
eente. and the case WAS promptly
dlhnilesed by Prosecutor GnafeY
The case had been set for hearing
four times, and postponed an &C.
count 81 The absence OF the com
planning witness. Capt Haeeher.
The latter WIS not present AZ the
trial to-day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

+. Miller. II r. Granger. a. naliln.
ger aud r. II. fIolEhclmer will
speak
= N. Jeffrey Meeting Madrona
hall. Twenty first ay and r. Ieffcf.
son 81 :. NJ Jeffrey and other
speakers
Eueche Way Meeting Oltman'n
hail. Twenls. fourth Az. : and Lane
n. Eugene Way and other speak.
era
Rsyelle Meeting Minor sv. aud
Denny ~. o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
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GOVERNMENT FILES SUIT
AGAINST HARTMAN.


SALT LAKE. Feb. THE
] governments suit 10 Dissolve
the merger between the Union
] Pacific and Southern Pacific
! railways was filed here IN the
! federal court this morning hy
j District Attorney u E l1ooih.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
consIolHE RETURNS.

John w. Consldine. Of the theat-
rIcal firm of Sullivan a ConBidine.
returned this morning from Cali
fornia, where he has spent the past
month on theatrical business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

"Ths extraordinary violence Of
the assaults upon our policy con.
talned In these speeches. editorials.
articles. advertisements and pam
phleta, and the enormous sums Of
money spent In these various ways.
give q fairly aecurats measure Of
the anger and terror which our pub.
lie actions have essued the eorrup,
men Of vast wealth to feel In the
very marrow Of their being.
we seek 20 control iaw-defyina
wealth: IN the frat place 10 prevent
it doing dire evil 10 the republic,
and In the next place 10 avoid the
sindictlve and dreadful radleailsm
which, II left uncontrolled. is GER.
tain in the end 20 arouse sweeping
attacks upon all property. upon al
men Of means, without regard 10
whether they do we'll or III, and TO
sound the death kneii Of the repub-
lie.
when we are able 10 put the
real ~ronpdoer In prison. this 10
what We strive 20 do; this IL uhst
We have actually done with some
very wealthy criminals, who. more.
ever. represented that most hzneful
Of all alliances, the alliance be.
tween the corruption Of organized
politics and the corruption Of high
finance.
The public men. lawyers and
editors who loudly proclaim their
sympathy for the innocent stock.
hoidefs' when a great ia@-defyine
corporation 10 punished. are the
first to protest with frantic xehenl.
eHee spairst ali efforts BY law TO
put a stop 20 the practices which
are the real and ultimate sources
OF the damage alike to the stock.
hoiders and the public.
The books and pamphlets. the
controlled newspapers. the speeeh.
es by public or private men 10
which refer, are usually and es-
peciaily In the interest Of the
Standard oil trust, and Of certain
notorious combinations: but they
also defend other indisldaals ana
corporations OF great wealth that
have been guilty Of wrongdoina.
II 10 only rarely that the men re-
spoHsibie for the wronodolne them
selves speak or write: they hire
others 10 DO their bidding, or others
~iii do II without hire.
we attack only the corrupt men
81 wealth who find In the purchased
politician the mast efficient lnssru.
Fnent Of corruption, ard IN the pur.
chased Newspaper the most efficient
defender 81 corruption. Our main
quarrel is not with these agents and
representatives OF the interests.
They derive their chief power from
sinister offenders who stand be-
bird them. They are but puppets
who move nc the strings are pulled.
u 10 not the puppets, but the strong
cunning men and the mighty forces
working for evil behind and through
the puppets. with whom we have
to deal.
THE cutlery against stopping dis
honest practices among the wrong
doors who happen 70 be wealthy is
precisely similar 10 the outcry
raised against every effort for clean
Illness and deeeney in city govern
r.ent. because, sorsooth, II hurts
business The same ouscry 10 made
seainst the department OF Justice
for prosecuting the heads Of eolcs-
sal corporations that has been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
UNION MEETING.

The Commercial TelegsapherN'
union meets az 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the Labor Temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
Famous irish Actor Dead,

COLUMBUS. q. Feb dennis
o. Sullivan. famous Irish actor died
at the Grant hospital today after
an operation for appendicitis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
TOUCHING SCENE in
FRATER'S COURT
JAPAN ACKNOWLEDGES
. WAR PREPARATIONS.


= TOXIC. Feb. = AZ see. 4
= lional committee meeting of 4
= the diet today, Al Oiahi asked a
= against whom were the Jap. 4
= anese military preparations al. A
rected Minister Of War Re. 4
: fanchi replied, saying that 4
they we're NOT directed against 4
q any single nation. but against 4
= eventnalttles on the Pacific. 4
where japan has a long coast 4
= line from Saghalien 10 For a
4 mosa. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
Talk With Brown

About that plumbing and heating IN
your new house. Get our estimate.
O.. Al. BROWN PLUMBING CO. 22f
Pine ct. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

The reinsurance reserve OF the
Washington Fire Insurance com
pany increased during 1907 from
sss. 900 10 $4,000. zee
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
FOR SALE.

old papers. z5c ve, hundred. Ap- hy nevlew office.-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
PENROSE ID PUSH
 NEW POsTOFFICE BILL
Proposes To Place Department Under Seven Heads and
 RevoIutionize System.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The post al service. which is conducted under laws 2 century old, will be placed up on A more business-like basis, if bill to be introduced by United States Senator Penrose, chairman of the sen ate committee on postofiices and post roads, is passed at this session oi congress.
 One of Senator Penrose's ideas is to hare seven subdivisions of the post. office department located in different parts of the country SC that stamps and other supplies can be more quick .Iy and cheaper distributed. At pres eut the postoffices must send to Wash ington for supplies.
 If the bill is adopted the postmast CT general will be figurehead, while the real business of the postoffice will be in charge of heads of depart, ments appointed for life. The bin has the indorsement of commission appointed two years ago, following a resolution introduced by the Pennsyl' yania senator.
 With a cash business of s225,000,000 the postal department has been run on anticipated lines that are deficit producers, according to Senator Fen rose The bookkeeping alone, he says, proves the ineIiiciency of the system. Expert accoUntanEs reported to the commissl1n that 70 900 useless accounts were being keBt in the pos tai service.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13


 Magistral-Coppcr pyrites. roasted.
 Noria-water wheel.
 Vecino-Household
 Raya-Weekly expenditure.
 Carta-Mine denounced, but not
 worked
 yara--e feet, ? inches.
 This history is all the more intense ly interesting because practically ev- cry property mentioned is now being operated on some scale, and usually paying. The San Pedro mentioned IS being worked under lease by John Alexander of Nacozari, and it is salu that he is finding ere of great value. The Pilares mine of the Moctezuma Copper company, worked under the superintendency of James s. Douglas, in all probabilities meets the descrip- ton of the captain when he describes the hill of yariegatcd colors-he prob ably found the different ores of cop per- The Dolores, Cero Gordo, Co briza, Rosario, Station Caterina, Chur- unibabi, Pinal-in fact, all but few,
 and these, doubtless, are as rich as ever. only they are lost. No one has the least idea what there Is in that practically unexplored section. First there was the Apache wars lasting
 many years, when the mines were abandoned and the citizens driven out and decimated: then came. years or isolation, wilderness. Then, when peo- pie again started homes in that rch and beautiful section of Sonora, the local Indians, the Yaquis. began wag- ing war And that war has wasted the whole section ti1 this very day. The Yaquis were vengeful and deter mined. They were. of course, aided by renegade Mexicans. This combina- ton precluded living in peace or se- curity anywhere in that whole coun- try. A report would come that an outrage had been pcrpetrated in the vicinity of Arispe, and by the time the troops were there. the same band was marauding 200 miles away. They
 knew every step of the country; every
 inaccessible hiding place was like the open road to them; every person not of their tribe was an enemy. So It l went, the Indians in a stealthy way continuing a warfare in which they l gained absolutely nothing. but which l succeeded in devastating a country richer than most. So the few mines now operating there have been literal l ly wrenched from the savages. and with the energy usually of the Amer ican towns have been brought to life i in the vicinity of these mines, and
 thus. in numbers, did the people SC l cure protection Some day, when the 1 Yaqui smokes his pipe in peace II
 his vineyard down river. stirring
 tales will be told of the time the In
 dians held Sonora from the grasp oi | progress and civilization. But tha I time is gone now. The Indians car
 no longer cope with the irresistible
 onward march of nature.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13

Reriex want Ads brIng resuIts.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
GLOBE R|vETS ATTENTION IF
 MANY PEOPLE
Copper Activity In That Camp Is a Reminder Of Bisbee of a Few Years Ago-Shat- tuck Strong.
(By Frank J. Graf.l


 The condition of the market at the close of the week, leads one to be iieYe that there mas been considerable proiit taking and 1 an inclined to be lieHa that we ought to have better rt.oes the coming week which will be the last week before Christmas. 'lurIDg the week there Eas been one new fiotation wi:.ch took well in the east, and on the other hand there has been considerable profit taking in the stock of the Notation that was placed on the market last week The Arizona & Michigan, I am inclined to believe, ought to make us some gooa money. l understand that by the first of the year active work will take place at the property In the Globe stocks there seems to be good fu- ture and it reminds us of Bisbee sev. leral years ago. The Globe Consoli- dated, Superior < Boston, Arizona Commercial and Miami are almost 1 proven mines, waile the new ventures such as Arizona Michigan, Live Oaks, Inspiration and many others have a wonderful future. Iii the local mar ket Shattuck seems to be the favorite and if they carry out the present plan of shipping ore, there is every reason to believe that the stock ought to sell fer much higher prices ~
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
PAINE. wEssER. & co.

fSpecial Wire to l.. J. OverIock.)
 BOSTON, Dec. 12.--The weakness in Shelters, which is attributed to the decline in price of silver metal was the signal for concerted attack by the bears and they made a savage drive from opening within half an hour beforee the close, when their work did not appear very successful. tney found it advisable to get under cover There Is still a very large short interest outstanding. and with the large financial interest arrayed On the bull side We feel the entire list will advance ten to fifteen points be- fcre any action of conselceace is seen.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-07-17

Last Friday evening Deming
received her first good rain for
many months, although rains
had been falling in this locality
for the past week or so. The in
dications are that we will get
plenty of rain from now on.
Just received a shipment of
Mems Fancy Hats, the latest
shapes and colors, at
o. l.. Ships.
Hon. and Mrs. w. b. Walton,
of Silver City, were in the city
Monday on their return home
from the Denver convention.
Mr.. Walton was one of the dele.
gates from New Mexico to the
convention. They were greeted
by a number of their Deming
friends as they went through
here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-07-17
Shocking.

A preacher with an automobile
is almost as bad as an editor with
one, so that it was with a shock
Of panied surprise that we noted
Rev. A. c. Parker skimming
around in the little red gas wag-
on formerly owned by R. L.
Slaughter. Our grief became
even greater when we learned
that he had actually bought it..
We feel the disgrace more keen
ly on account of Bro. Parker
having once been a member of
the newspaper fraternity. 80
Midland Tex. Examiner.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-07-17

The Redmen and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvy Bardin gave
them a charivari Monday night
that wound up with a dance at
Clark's opera house. The occas-
ion was most enjoyable affair.
We clean ladies' wooden
skirts, not with gasoline, but
with the best soap obtain
able. Let US have yours.
DEMlNG STEAM LAUNDRY.
Another rush out Of Deming
for the Hachita gold fields is
prevailing. All ways and form
of transit have been employed
to get there. Fabulous wealth
can be found there by putting
forth a slim effort, but an editor
never has time to even pick up
chunks of yellow gold.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-07-17

No doubt this will be rOpng contest worth seeing all
ants are hrscass and all many times prize winners
m Jim Hall the boy who first the Fourth 80 seconds
h however the record Of New Cowboy
In contests Hnne Barksdae FL paso
account OF the prizes he has here and of the
ropes in the ring today
Pat Mum doubt considered observers to one
to I'LL the place that has been held by Clay Mconga lie has
prizes all the southwest roper rider wide
known reputation Thomas Greer known III Paso people While
his prize winning large Of the others
made ms good time Of the contestants
In ALL this VIII no doubt be Of the best matches that has
been pulled OIL in this section and will figure first list that will
probably be long While there has been much talk OF other Matches
this the first 70 Best les the match there will be string
bronco and riding instead Of saddng the open
they will be kept the chute where they
mounted The riding which much enjoyed by ALL will
I'M also bronco riding will be given much good
riders have be employed and while prizes
unsatisfactory TO the rider well public
Prices of admission the grand stand will be 81 IT, s.
but the second class will be 80 instead Of
usually been This will lower the admission
Match opng contest q Cowboy Park SUNDAY, July 18th
m Hail. Mutt New Mexico Hanne Barksdae Mutt Mexico
vs. Tat Num- Whitewater New Mexico Thomas L.
Three steer contests for $500 and the gate receipts
THIS contest Is the first this Many have been
but this Is the first a finish.
Little Jimmie Hail. winner of first money the Fourth
ond Of the neaest ties made This however
present date the record New Cowboy Park with Hannie Bsrsa
roper OF the rstass and general ayo besides being prize
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-07-17
Notice of Publication.

In the District Court Of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory of
New Mexico, within and for the
County Of Luna.
a. NJ. Curry, Administrator of
the estate of William II.
Curry, deceased,
Petitioner,
vs.
Julia lnee SyfretU Curry. and
Willie Curry, Alice Curry. No. III
lnez Curry and Henriel
Curry. minor heirs of vii
liam IL. Curry, deceased,
and j. a. Syfrett, a credi.
tor Of said estate,
Defendants. !
To Willie Curry, Alice Curry. Inez
Curry and Henrie Curry, defendants in
the above entitled cause. You are
hereby notified that a petition for an
order to sell real estate belonging TO
the estate OF the late William III. Curry.
has been filed by the above named pc
tltioner IN the District Court of the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory
OF New Mexico, within and for the
County of Luna, TO which petition YOU
ana each of you are, among others.
made defendants, and which petition is
now pending.
The said A. NJ. Curry, alleges in his
SAID petition, that there is no personal
property belonging to the said estate
out OF which to pay the indebtedness of
SAID estate: that debts and claims have
been allowed against the said estate in
the Probate Court in the said County
OF Luna, amounting to Six Hundred
Ten tS6l000) Dollars; that the late
William ii. Curry Gied possessed of
the following described real estate 10.
Gated IN the County Of Luna. Territory
OF New Mexico, and more particularly
described as the Northeast quarter az
OF Section fifteen (l5), Township "A s,
Range Z W. of the principal meridian
OF New Mexico, and that the value of
said real estate Is nat less than One
Thousand Isl, 00O) Dollars, nor more
than Sixteen Hundred (Sl6O0.00) Dol
lars, and II is desirable that the same
should he fenced and otherwise inn
proved.
The petitioner prays an order d.
recting the sale of said real estate or
such part thereof as may be necessary
for the discharge Of the indebtedness
OF the said estate; or for an order
the said defendant to bor-
row sufficient money 10 meet the in
iebtcdness aud to accomplish the nee.
essary improvements and permitting
the execution of mortgage securing
said loan.
You and each Of you are hereby no
ilfied that unless you enter your APP
pearance in said cause in and in said
court on or before Monday, the 10th
lay Of August, A. d. 1908, Judgment
will be taken against you by default.
The name and address Of the petit.
toner's attorney is Ralph c. Ely,
Deming, Luna County, New Mexico.
Given under my hand and the seal
lt said Court on this the 18th day Of
June, A. ID. 1903.
lsEALl WILLIAM +. MARTIN,
Clerk.
john LEMON, Deputy.
First Publication June 10Th, 1908.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-07-17

The friends of Mrs. NJ. L.
Glennon will be pleased to hear
she is recovering nicely from the
injuries she sustained recently
in a runaway.
Mr.. H. B. Strickler has been
appointed county surveyor by the
Board of Commissioners. 1t is an
appointment The Graphic is
pleased to endorse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Johnson
passed through Deming last Fri
day en- route to Marcopa, where
Mr.. johnson will have charge of
the express business of the Wells
Fargo Co. as agent.