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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-02

will be the next president, William
Howard Taft. This man comes before
you tonight and speaks to you as one
with authority
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

The case against Daniel for the killing of man named Brown at Globe, for alleged insults to a sister sf Daniel, is on trial. h plea of in, sanity is Cffered.
 The Globe Belt suggests that Ari. zons send a commission to Washing ton to inform congress that this to. ri- tory leads the world in mineral wealth and seperate statehood should fol. low.
 An aged man named George Smith died from s shock as the result Of tEe shooting on New Years eve at Phoe- nix. He had been an acute sufferer of heart disease.
 Natives of Illinois are to form an Illinois Society at Phoenix. Plans Tor a big picnic are being discuss ed.
 Sale crackers are at work in Phoe- nix. The safes of ,he Evans Plumb ing Co. and the Arizona Laundry Co. were opened by nitro glycerine ex- perts.
 A Tucson jury gave a verdict Of slOO in an illegal imprisonment case. The plaintiff was in jail five hours and sued for 5000.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Arizona Indians
 Wed in California

An interesting wedding in which two full-blooded Indians were the principal took place Monday alter noon at the Holei beck hotel in Les Angeles, when J. l.. Roberts, who is in charge of the government station at the Maricopa Indian reservation at Sscston, and Miss Juanita Chubricut of San Diego county, a descendant of chief Of me oi the oldest tribes of mission Indians in s~uthern Cali fornia. were united m marriage by u e Rev. J. J Wilkins, dean of St. Paul's pro-cathedral.
 Tbe ceremony vas performed in the hotel parlOrs and was witnessed by s few friends. John $. Mitchell. mar ager of the Hollenbeck, was master O ceremonies.
 Mir and Mrs. Roberts will remain in Los Angeles 2 few days, and vii then return to the reservation Tn Ari zona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Have Abundance of
 Pretty Chorus Girls

If there is one thing Tombstone likes more than another 1t is girls and girls with road show count, SC when Murray & Mack turn up nere Monday with their 40 singers, dancers and com dians, to pre- ent the'r musi' cal Whirl, "The Sunny Side Of Broad way" there will be goodly crowd to greet them, in fact there will not only be a goodly croNd, but from the start made on the tickets at Beach Sisters this morning, there will be capacity audience to greet the big company, most of which happens to be girls Murray & Mack have been stars in the comedy line for about fourteen years, but while they are the stars they don't take all the stage, for there are many others who are permitted to shine in the musical play-there is Max Bloom as the German comedian, and Thos. Shea as the scrobatic tramp, to say nothing of Miss Carol McComss, Mae Hamilton, the Pippin Chorus, the scenery, the pretty costumes, the new songs, the dances and all that goes 10 make up s show entirely ahead of anything of its kind ever seen in Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Arizona Cases
 Against s. P. Co.

'I have received from Franklin K Lane of the interstate commerce com mission instructions to hear all com- pla,nts regarding railroad rates in Arizona, and if the fscts warrant it the commission will send special agent here to make a thorough inves tigstion, said United States Attorney Alexander.
 Alexender's letter from Lane comes in reply to 6 complaint m 4de recently by c. L. Sharp of Casa Grande. Sharp complained that the Southern Pacific railroad charged him 2l cents per lOC pounds for shipment of lumber from Casa Grande to Tucson, and a few days later charged him 42 cents for 8 similar shipment.
 Alexander says that many com plaints have been made to him anC that fl those who believe they are be ing discriminated against can shov him that they have a case he will asl Lane at once to send a special agen here to investigate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Rebui Iding "0ld Ironsides.'

The work of reconstructing the olC
 frieate Constitution, more fan iiisrly known as "Old Ironsides," has pro- gressed 90 far that she is about ready for the guns and which are to be eX- act duplicates of those used a century ago. When the system needs re- building there is no better remedy for the work than the famous Hosteter's Stomach Bitters. It was fret con- pounded over a century ago, and on account of it's intrinsic merit bas grown in popularity until today it stauds first class. Be persuaded to try a bottle the next tune the appe- tite IS poor nerves unstrung, bowels and sleep restless. It @ill be sufficient to convince you of it's great curative powers. It also cures and prevents dyspepsia, indigestion.
 billiousness, sick headahe, chills, or emale ills.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Sarabia Now in
 Another Role

Fallen from the pedestal on which he was placed following his being kid nsped from Douglas to Hermosillo, and returned to Arizona by Ranger Captain Harry Wheeler last Septem- Der, Manuel Sarsbia now faces the charge of complicity in the operations of the St. Louis and Douglas revolu- tionary junta.
 Sarsbia was arrested in Los Ange- les yesterday on an indictment re turned against him at Tombstone, December 28.
 In the same bunch of indictments returned against Magon, Ribers and villareal at Tomstone appears the name of Sarabis, whom the federal authorities believe was almost, if not quite, as active as these three alleged sgitators against the peace of Presi- dent DIaz and the overthrow of his government.
 Few events in Arizona have attract ed the attention that was cente.ed about Sarabia when he was placed Tn an automobile in Douglas, under or ders of Mexican Consul Maza, and spirited across the Mexican line to Agua Priets, from where he was 'e- cretly taken to Hermosillo.
 So loud was the howl made by Douglas people that the Mexican gladly turned Sarshis over to Captain Wheeler and Public Foster at Hermosil.o. not as the official represent atives of Governor Kibbey, Wheeler and Foster were recognized assuch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Are Awarded
 Big Damages

At Los A ngeles, Cal, Judge Wei born in the Federal Court sTarded damages of si56,746.23 in favor of the New Liverpool Salt company against the California Development company for the destruction of its property by the Colorado River. 1t was held that the overflow wac caused by the canal and intakes of the Development com pany.
 The salt company had large plant at the dry lake near Salton. where a large amount of salt was gathered and shipped annually When the CJlo- rado overhowed the dry lake became part of the present Sslton sea and the plant oi tine company was com pletely destroyed. The present damage
 suit has been before the court fol
 some tims. An appeal vii, undoubt
 edly be taken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Anti Saloon League
 Becoming Active

Dr. H. A. Hughes. president of the Anti Saloon League for Arizona and New Mexico, has filed with the haricopa county board of supervisors a petition, asking that an election be held in Msricopa county to decide whether not the sale of liquor shall te prohibited.
 "No, do not hope to win this election" said Dr. Hughes, when asked what he thought of his chances but We intend to sgitate the ques- ton in every Arizona county, and make the fight SC hard that no mab can come 10 the legislature unless he is pledged for prohibition for Ari- zona."
 The petition Of pr. Hughes is signed by 5O5 people Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

Why the disturbance of the peace because thousands of foreigners have recently re- turned to Europe. vi t h large sums of money, ito return to this country when business gets good?' The money belongs to them; they have worked hard for if, ere ated wealth in exchange for the money, and added to the wealth of the country. The money they carry away is not wealth. The men to com plain of are the monopolists who levy money tribute with out creating wealth.-San Francisco Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

The girl asked the polite salesman if he had good cheese.
 We have some lovely cheese" was the smiling an- swer.
 "You should not say lovely cheese" she corrected.
 "Why not? It is," he de- clared.
 "Because"-with a board ing-house dignity-1ovel ly should be used to qualify only something that..is alive"
 Well" he retorted, "Ill stick to lovely"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
The Grand Jury Has
 Work Before It

There is a strong probability that when the United States grand jury re- couvenes in Tombstone on the 3d of February that it vii take up the case O! the government against officials of the Duquesne Mining Company, near Patagonia. During the month Of De- toter several officials of the company were placed under arrest and taken to Nogsles under 6 charge of havin g violated the United States labor con- tract law. They were charged with importing twenty nine Mexicsns from sonora, paving the head tax, and put them to work in their mines. The Mexicans, with the exception of six were depor;ed back to Mexico by the goyernment. The others, who are ir jail a: Tucson, have been held to |. used as witnesses.
 A similar case arose in Graham eornty few years ago when severa officials oi the Arizona Copper Com pany at MoTenci were arrested fo bringing several clerks over from Scot land to work for the company there
 The officials were sned as a conse quence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
New Year
 Wedding Bells

On New Years Eve MT George \ Macia and Mrs. Jeanette Bratley were united in the holy bond- of mstri mony, Rev. Beeedlct officiating.
 The contracting parties are well known in Tombstone aud have host of friends who mingled hearty ctn- gratulations with their New Year greetings.
 The newly weded couple were sere- naded by friends, and the chivsri brigade was out in force. The pop ulsr couple were showered with best wishes, and start the new year and their Wedded life most auspicicusly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

To live long is to live well. Grieve not that your days are few upon the land of the sO- called living. The God that gave you life made it short that it might be a greater blessing. Strive notto live as long as you can, but rather as long as you ought. So long as you are useful to others, so long as your earthly presence means to them daily counsel and solace, so long do you owe it as a duty to yourself and God to prolOng your days by living well within the laws that Nature has designated as her own. Dwell in harmony with lite and you will find all life to be a peaceful dream Noltaire.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Rag-Time Resolutions.

And now the season Of change draws nigh When we should swear oil, s ould you and l, Swear oil" our iollies, lorego all sin, With good resolutions the new year begin
 Yes. it's up to you
 And its up to me
 To see how good
 We both can le. But we all know that it's wrong to lie; Shall be run the risk of perjury Experience proves that we should think twice Fer swearing of some particular vice.
 For what seems wrong
 On New Years Night
 May later seem
 To be quite right. And what is virtue and what is sin Depends somewhat on the mood yol are in Let's think it over until the first, And label none ofour sins "the worst.
 Then resolve to do
 And be, by ing!
 A little bit better
 In everything
 -Globe-Democrat
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Prediction For
 the Present Year

A Washington dispatch says that Prof. William s. Baker, astrologer and and meteorologist, who has a local reputation as successful storm prophet and s. an official announcer of great world events, called at the Navy Department and asked Com mander Rodgers for charts giving the ocean depths at a point midway be- tween Hawaii and Gaum. He was furnished with the maps he wanted. Pointing dramatically to 6 spot which he indicated on the nap, he said: Right here is what is known as Sero's hole. It was discovered some years ago by the collier Nero. It is one of the deepest points in the "a. cifc. Itisover five miles deep. Here, on July l6. next, just as dawn is breaking,'l6 [. s bsttleships then in the Pacific, augmented by the Nebra. ska, Oregon and Wisconsin, will gC ! into com bat with the fleet of Japan with Il bsttleships and 40 destroyers The battle will last from dawn unti neon, when every Japanese ship vii have been sunk or disabled.
 "Tbe United State. fleet will be il a sorry plight. Ten American ship will be sunk. Nine will be able t' get back to San Francisco. Japsr wlli be swept from the sea and th, United States will be crippled for year to come"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
From Fridays Daily.

The board of supervisors have sd- journed until Monday, at which tin the contracts for furnishing of the VI rious county supplies for the ensuirs year will be awarded.
 Al Hoaglard and wife left this morning for Bisbeo, where they ex. pee, 10 make their future home.
 Mrs Porter Mcdonald is confned to her home suffering from an stts,G O lsgrippe.
 Walter Sheppard returned to Bisbee this afternoon after short visit be ? with relatives.
 General Manager Rieder and Fol5 man Lamb of the Pittsburg comrasT near Charleston eere in the city yes.. terdsy.
 The district court is standing st re- cess until Monday, when the court will devote that week to the trial of civil cases, adjourning on Saturday, when Judge Doan leaves for PhoeniE to attend the session of the supreme court. On February 3 the United States grand jury will reconvene here and is the date for resuming court . term,
 7 Mics Lorraine McPherson is report :. ed ill, suffering from lsgrippe. t Mrs F T Hams has gone to Doug as to spend week visiting relatives aud friends.
 Ralph Johnson has returned t1
 LoId,turg to resume his duties wth
 he : P company, after pending the 5 holiday here with his parents.
 Chris Gr;ner, who hss been & re.; ' dent of Tombstone for number o re months past, las left for his home Il I Brooklyn, New York, where he Va
 called to settle his fatttr'- estate, Th Fl! died about six weeks ago.
 The work of making the back-ta D. = roll by Clerk of the Board oi Sups.
 visors H. E. Berner shows that l. .a amount of property l.sted Is less ths 61 per cent and in ronud figures . about S26,GG0, which is the l,se'
 amount that has ever been had Ln ,d history of the county,
 A Denver report states that tle I . PasO X Southwestern railroad con
 pany has announced its inter tior
 completing a new line from Fl Pt
 to Trinidad. and that the neg rtf tla will form a link in through ror
 from Denver to the City of Mev- md The surveys for that part of tha n he route not already built, have o ri completed. It is to be run oys .
 present line to Dawson and u aa '
 a newly constructed line to Triuid ida, To, It is thought probable that the CO., e" pany intends to go into Denver fir
 Trinidad over the Denver X r tbe Grande.
 of
 SC, Luis Moreno, charged with steali o' a shirt at Bisbee, was given a God
 sentence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
From Thursdays Daily.

Miss Tottie Sheppard arrived today from Bisbee as a guest of he. sister, Mrs. A W. Howe.
 K. (. Sneed. of Sneed Bros, is ex- pected home Saturday from an ex- tended visit to Colorado City, Texas.
 Court is enjoying a holiday recess until Monday.
 George E Cole, of El Paso. Texas has purchased the Fl TrovadoFe mIne of x. G Bsrtolini for cons iteration which is stated to be Sl5,000. The mine is situated in the Tabsi ocochi mining district and it ships from Gala hasas Mir. Cole has left Dou las for the property and says it will be operated at once
 The annual meetings of the Tomb stone Woman's Club will be held al 2.30 p. m. tomorrow at the Congregs tional church The electiod of etfcert will be had and other important busi ness discussed at the meeting. i Miss Mary McHugh left yes terday for Bisbee, where she will re main for some time on a visit with he sister, Mrs. F. E. Coles.
 The 27th annual dance of the Re cue Hose Go. on New Years Eve wa as usual, grand social affair. large attendance was noted and mo enjoyable time had by the fOrtunat guests.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Tickets Selling
 Like Hot Cakes

From the way the seat sale opened at Beach Sisters yesterday for Murray < Mack in The Sunny Side of Broad way" blind man c0uld see that The Schieffelin will be packed to the doors when the curtain goes up on the first act next Monday night. Murray 6 Mack carry just such show AS Tombstone likes, one of those comedy shows full of pretty girls, singing and dancing. Anyone who has looked over the musical time cards displayed in the various paris of the city eau see that the songs are the ones that will fill the bill. Tombstone will have but few more shows this season, and even then it will not have another like Murray & Mack. Towns like ours don't play in such luck often and it is pleasing to the local management to see that their efforts are appreci- ated Murray < Mack are stars in the musical comedy world, and the two Irish parts presented by them show two distinct type of Irishmen. Murray is of the cool calculating kind who hands over his lsrgIs with dry droll Irish wit, and Mack is of the "explosiye" kind, who gets his laughs through bis physical exertions more than through what he snys-its how he says it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Farewell Party
 To Miss WoICott

Miss Lucy Wo'cott departed yes ,cIday lVr Loe Angeles, where she will devote the next year to the study of music. On New Year Eve Miss Vol colt was tendered farewell party by several of her friends and the arrival of the year WAS fittinely observed by those in attendance. Dainty refresh ments were served, and it was voted by all present that Miss Wolco:t had made an excellent start for the new year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Mining Application
 No. BIO.
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
 Phoenix Arizona,
 October s6. Ie17
 Notice $ hereby given that Thomas p l Cowen. Of omhsione, Cochise unty Arizc.L ] Territory has maGe application for patent 70 the sadie LCde. The Saide No ? Lode ard z 1 Grenacier Lcce, Mineral Survey No 24os, s,- uaicd in Township Io south, Range aS Fat UnsuryeYed. Turquoise Mining Distric, Cochie county. arizona erritory. the said aims l. l ing descIib as follows io-wit:
 SADIE LODE-3eginning at corner No , the NV corner of the claim. whence U Mir raj Munument No Turquoise district bea | north 30 q. gTees 4 minutes west 4sIz fet.; 1 [ ence north 7o degrees 40 minutes east se5 l feet 10 corner No 2; thence south Io degrees ss minutes east I5oa feet to corner No B thens. ] south 7o degrees 70 minutes west Goo feet Q I corner No 1. thence north I3 degrees 20 min ' utes W, st I5co 'eet L. corner No the plac.-S beginning. containing IS 42 acres. SADIE NO LODE-Beginning at corne No the northwest c1rner of the claim whenc. U $ Mineral Mouunent Turquoise Distric. bears north 4s degrees 491z minutes west szs% feet; therce north 70 degrees 10 minutes ras Goo feet to co neT No ?; thence south I, degree 20 minutes east I273 feet to corner No < thence south 7o degreS 40 minutes west ooo icet tO corner No 4; thence north I3 degrees 2U minutes west I273. feet to corner No the place of begiHni z. containing Y. 55o acres GNESADlER LODk-besInnlng at corner No T. the northwest corner of the claim whsnce Mineral Monumen; Tuquois district bears north ? degrees 70 minutes west 455I.S feet; tLence north zo degrees and 70 minutes east Goo fee, 10 corner No g. iherce scuth % degrees A minutes east I5o3 feet to corner No 3. thence south 1o dsgrerS 70 mIi u;es west 6I2 feet to corner No {; thence north 21 degrees Is minutes west IsoO feet to corner No I. the p ace Of begiLning. containing 2o.o63 acres. The Sadie location is recorded in Book I8 of the Records oi Mines at page se in the offce the Recorder of CCchise county Territory of Arizona; th- Sadie No 2 looation is recorded in the same offic. in the same book al page TO. and the Grenadier is IecorGed in the same office n the same book at page s9.
 The adjoining claimants are: Ou the North he Queen of the Hill lode. unsureyed. P. B. Warnekros claimant: aud the Portland lode. insurveyed. 1hoEas r. Cowen, Martin Costello md Iohn G,eeson, claim ants; on the south by he Pearc5 lode, unsurveyed, claimant unknown: ,n the xes, bv the Tip Ecp and lip Top No odes, Survey No. 1903
 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
 Register. 'ICKETT & BOWMAN, Attorneys is Claimant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Summons

Ip the Disuic; Court. of the Secord Irdicia District oi the Territory of Arizona in aLd for the County of Cochise. The Territory oi Arizona. at the rc aiioa and 10 the use Of l. \. Gaines. Treasurer ai d Ex-Cfficio Tax CclectoT m and for the County of CoChise in the Territory of AIi- zona-
 P.ainth. Manuel Lopez and all unknown owners Of Lot s8 in Beck Ore iD in the City of Ris5ee, Coohise county. Arizona.
 Defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the second judicial district of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise, and the complaint filed in the said County oi Cochise, in the office of the cleri of said Dis xict Court.
 The Territory If Arizona sen is greeting to Manuel Lopez and all unknown owners Of Lot 5s in Block 'Jne tIl in the City of B.sbee, Cc- oh SC cornty, Arizona.
 You are hereby required to appear in an acton brought against you by the above named plaintiff ID the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona. in and ioi the County of Cochise. and 10 answer the complaint filed therein, within twenty days lexcluslve of the day of Servicel after the service on yoC Of this summons tif served within the county: otherwise within thirty dsvsl or judg- rient by default will te taken against you cording to the prayer oi sad complaint.
 Gwen under my hand and the (~l seal Of the Distinct Court of the SEAL Second Judicial district Of the t00D Territory of Arizona. in and for the County oil ochise. this I2th day oi August in the. yea of our Lord one thousand, nire hundred and seven.
 GEO. B. WILCOX,
 Clerk. First publication Dec. I5th, 1907,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

Gen Manager Walter Douglas of Copper Queen and Attorney E E EIlinwood arrived today from Bisbee in the private car Nacozari, to be in attendance on the injunction proceed ipgs. They returned to Bisbee this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

Nine miners killed and four seri- ously wounded is the result of coal mine horror at Carthage, New Mexico. The explosion was due to gas and coal dus, and occurred while nearly all of the force were on the surface for tie noon hour.