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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-02
TAMMANY
WINNING AGAIN IN
GREATER NEW YORK
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YORK,
Gaynor plurality
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-02
FRISCO'S QUEER COMBINE

Especial Cable to The Star by the United Press)
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
Noted Engineer
 Visiting Arizona

Arizona has bad the honor of being visited during the past two weeks by 'rveral of the big men of the nation the istest to visit Prescott being Will jam Gibbs M"Adoo, the genius who has linked Manhattan Island to New Jersey and all the st by a group of tunnels under the Hudson rver.
 Mir. Nc ,doo ia friend of F. M. Murphy. in fact. is associated with him in the Yavspai Consolidated Gold-silser-Copper company, which operates the Bodie, Davis, Old Tiger and other properties in that county.
 It is not known if MT McAdoo will visit Tombstone or not during his present stay iu Arizons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
Business Transacted
 in District Court

Court only lasted until p m today, when Judge Doan announced that he was called away and found i, neces ssry to adjourn court until l p m. tomorrow. The css of Blackburn ct al vs c < A Co ct al, involving title to mining claims in Courtland district, was on trial and same will not be re- sum-d until the return oi the court tomorrow.
 Judge Doan left on the afternoon train for D,ugia- and is expected to return a, ll;i0 tom ,rrow morning. In the case of Rowland & Newlsnd
 ,rdsr for sfir iicati .n D: m nxruprc, ,nterei and cs-e referred to Refere. Daniel Mcfarland. Grace B Anderson Va Orson J An derson, decree of divorce granted to plaintiff, wh, Is a resident oi Tomb 1 stone.
 Attorney Daniel Mcfarland under A writ of habeas corpus ascured the release of Ed King from jail The defendant was committed from Court.
 land and his release was secured be-
 .,ause of error in the commitment. tht
 fine and jail sentence being at vari
 snce.
 The grand jury has asyet submitted no partial report.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
Careless Work
 of Hunters

Some person aith probably little idea of the water pressure along the main line of the Huachucs Water c'mpany's pipe line late Sunday after. noon wh le trying to open the stop cock at the tap formerly used by the Ground Hog mine people. unscrewed tho tap with the result that the water burst forth at about 25O pounds pressure, and in consequence Tomb. stone has had about 24 hours light pressnre. The tsmpering with pipes by persons in this manner is 6 serious matter and is punishable under the federal statutes. It was very likely done by hunters in 6 tboughtIess manner who were dry and wanted drink of the famous Hnschucs, but it was a very Ill advised piece of bus. mess. and it might have resulted seri. ously to the thoughtless offenders.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
Capt. McKittrick a
 Tombstone Visitor

Capt. w H McKittrick, one of Ari. aonas prominent ca tl-men, who oa ps large cattle interests in Cochise corn ty and also in California. was c br,ef Tom ,stone visitor today. Captain Me- Ki,trick vas enroute to Gleeson and left for that point this morning via automobile Cap'ain McKittrick is heavily interested in the Tu,quo Sc distr,ct, being one of the principal o~pers of the Turquoise Copper Go. {, which acquired the famous Silver Bill and other valuable mines in that dis trict. He is vi-iting the property on an inspection tour. Plan are under consideration for ieopening tine pr D. erty, but as yet To announcement has been made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
From Tuesdays Daily.

What looked like forest fire . li'. tie to the left, but on the Mexican side of the huschucss, was in evi dence yesterday.
 The grand jury is industriously at worK and have a large number of cases ahead for examination, Several small si,ed cen sa' ions are also expected be- fore the inquisitorisl body sdjourns. The grand jury have about two weeks work ahead of them.
 The Pullman cars on the run be- tween Tucson and Mszstian are now m charge of conductors and porters selected from among the most capable of Spanish speaking young men of Tucson, there being four assigned to .ach position by resident Agent Clark at TucsUn.
 Mrs Davis of Douglas, is a Tom..- stone visitor today and renewing ac- quaintanceship of former friends here. having been a former resident in Tombstone for many years. Mn Davis is enr'ute to Tucson on a visit To her pareuts, Mir and Mrs A w Smith.
 Word comes from Bisbee today that a tesmster named Thomas Frank was thrown from h wagon during 8 run away near Dix Canyon and his neck broken by the fall, causing instant death.
 The odd Fellows meet this eve ming,
 Ed Grindell. the newly appointed secretary of the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines, has already se- cured twenty-three new members of the organization aud promises 6 total membership of one hundred before the is much older.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
neavyFIo of Arte ian
 Water at kelton

The Bistee Miner says ness Of the greAtest importance was brought to Bisbee yesterday morning from the Su phur Spring vsiley by Jack Doyle. He states that the Southern Pacific has struck . flow of artesisn water at Kelton
 The flow was struck at a depth of little oyer 100 feet and was 60 strong that 1t blew the drill out of the top
 If the we'll. The flow is estimated st about s.OC0,o o gall ns in 24 hours, altho .gh some say that the flow s much greater than that figure. The water spouts up out of the top of the casing to . height of several feet.
 The value of the d'scovery o!s big artesian flow in the Sulphur Spring valley is inestimable as it will result in bringing under close cultivation . vast area of what is now desert land.
 There Is & story that has heen going 'he rounds for msny yesre in this part
 the country that an artesian ~ell wac opened in the Hey years ago and that it wac plugged by the cattle intereets and that ,ts loca'ity kept secret for he purpose of holding of tine farmers from taking up land in
 he grazing country. Despite the efforts of the cAttlemen the farmers have cnme into the valley in large numbers and the rediscovery of srts-- ian wate. can have hut one result. the Sulphur Springs valley will become 6 vas, agricultursl community tributary to the towns of Bisbee, Courtland, Tombstone. Pearce and Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
Mexico Withdraws
 All National Land

Word has been received m this country Of an important edict by the Mexican government ss to all national lands.
 It is stated that tn g latest edict as to national lands in the Mexican eov- frnment withdraws from taking up, for the time being. all national lands in every part of the republic, by sale or otherwise, until the present. land grapts shall have been properly defined and surveyed. At the same time c study of certain portions will be made with view to creating forest reserves.
 It is to strsighten out possible land title snarls that the present edict has been issued and the result will un- douotedly prove excellent in settle ment of present and prevention of future disputes over land and the re . suiting of 6 better, perfected system of registration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31

Mrs Annie Shurer, a Russian Jew ess, has becn deported to Mexic,,, from which country che entered Ari zona, for being illegally in the United 
 h answer to c warming from tn, county authorities all slot machines ID Tucson have been taken down.
 A temperance organization has been formed at Prescott for fhe pnrpoee of working in conjunction with the ter- ritorisl anti-ssloon league.
 The Phoenix Humane society hae announced that in future it will zee that the statutes for the protection O. dumb brutes are rieidIy enforcedi D the capital city. James Grogan nf Phoenix has in ssnted . dust and smoke cooeumine furnace to be used in connection witl smelrng plants.
 A packed house greeted the ladis of Yuma Saturday evening when the, appeared in . minstrel show for tn
 benefit of the Catholic church, and good sum was realized.
 The chamber oicommerce st Tucsol has decided to take up the matter c borirg for artesisn water in the Ol Pueblo. and will probably sink . tss
 ssllS
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
Court Reconvenes
 This Morning

Court reconvened this morning, Judge Doan returning from Douglas. As soon ss possible after his arrival the Judge began the csll of the civil calendar, 6 large number of the at t0rne,s having arrived on the morn- ing train.
 The grand jury is still at work and SO far has inv ssisated some 20 cases and expected to make a report late this afternoon.
 The call of the civil calendar occu- pied over three hours. after which the trial of the case of Blackburn vs c & A Go was resumed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
Prosperous Condition
 of LeadviIIe Mining Co

The shareholders of the Lead VIII Mining company of Courtlsnd. are rece wing checks today Of the third dividend declared by that c"mpsny Prcside:,. Hoime. and Secretary Mon- nOnier have sent ous checks "mount- ng ,o $25.OO0 winch is the latest .lrnttment for the stockholders and
 presents the payment made by the
 & A for an extentIon of the $7On, 10 bond on two of the mines of the ompany, notice of which was had in rHs PR sPEcToR recently.
 Qute . number of Tombssoneite- .re ;u.eres. d in the Leadville ccm- p.ny. being amoug the original pur chssers when the company was organ. ized, and today received cheeks cover ing their proportion of the oividend
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31

Accused of stealing c cook stove from . home in Walker, two Pole- have been srres ed aud bound over to she Yasspsi grand jury under boods oI q. .0OO.
 The contract tor the erection of the Donelss High school has heen award si to J P O'Rs,lly, his b'd being tn, lowest at &3l.s7l The University of Michigan A!umn Associst on of ArIzons will hold ia third annual meeting at Phoenix dur
 ing fan. week this fell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31

The government work st Granite Reef has been abandoned, construo- ton work at that point having been completed.
 c vernon Sloan has returned to Phoenix from Fl Paso, where he at tended the meeting of the presidents. He will return to St. Louis this week in tims Pres'dent Taft reaches there and accompany him down the Mississippi river.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
Coming Convention
 of Arizona Postmasters

The third convention of the Ari . sons Postmassers' association will be held in Phoenix on November II and l2 of fair week.
 It is expected that this will be . much more important meeting than either Of its predecessors.
 There are q. present 273 postoshces in Arizona, beside two stssiona one st Presc. tt and the other at Bisbee. -Ol thsse offices, 24 are presidential sod leO ere moosy osdss ofSoss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
Two New Companles
 Are Organized

Yesterday two companies filed their articles of incorporation with the county recorder. the Ernestine Con solidsted Mines company and Dragoon Copperfeids company The incor- porstors of che former are Nj N Nc
 Carthy, William Witt, Eustsce Du Pen and L L Hayden. The pr ncipal place of business is st Bskerville
 The capital stock is $z.5OO!OD- The incorporstors of the Ds.goon company are Ricrard and Wm K Gird. M NJ O'Gormsn, H 'sert Ellis, Richard G Erskine. N E Anderson and Ed~srt
 J Kelley. The principal office is q Los Angeles. The capital is $.00, 0
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
E on Wednssday's Daily.

James Mars, who has been rusti- eating at the Indian Hot Springs in
 firshsm county for nearly two weeks, returned home today. He had a most enjoy able outing. he states, th'
 hunfinR in the vicinity of the springs being excellent. Mir Msrrs also re- ceived great benefit from the w.ters, and altoget Ter he experienced a mo- table improvement m health as re- cult of the trip.
 James Hsgan sent to Fsirbank this morning for the purpose of meet ing his daughter. who wa. expected to arrive from San Ere sncisco, and accom- pary her to Tombstone. Miss Hagan was delayed on her journey and did not reach fairhsbk at the appointed time. She will. in all probability, sr- rive this evening or tomorrow.
 Enrique Gonzsle, and 6 Mexican driver wh was with him, have been arrested at Nogales in possession of . wagonlosd of contrsband goods, which they are charged with having smugRled across the line into the United States.
 Grace Episcapa church of Tucson is to te made an independent parish.
 " Yickers, millionaire mine, real estate ard cattleman of Arizona and California, was Tombstone visitor today. Mir Vickers is not 6 stranger in Tombstone. having resided here many years and served Cochise county as county treasurer for several terms. He is now located in Los Ange'es but still retains valuable interests n Ari- sona. He is here on e visit of in spection and left this morning in com. pany with General Manager G " swsin for the Mahel Copper company holdings in the Dragons, in which he is heavily interested. Mir Vickers may remain here several days and renew acquaiptanceship Of former i friends.
 What is believed % be an important | capture was made by Constable Bright yesterday. It will be remembered | that the store Of the Taylor Mercsn- tile company at Gleesnn was recently !, burg sri,ed, large amount Of goods i, being taken. The man arrested hy : the officer for suspected compiicity 10 the robbery is e Mexican, and te | has been bound over to appear before the grand jury.
 Constable Frank Clark and Police man Scott New oi Douglas arrived to- | day as witnesses be ore the grand jury.
 The outgoing afternoon train wss crowded today with witnesses and | court attendants who appeared before the grand jury and were returning to their respective homes.
 The legal fraternity is well ropre. sented m Tombstone these days. Be- side the list of disciples Of Blackstone previously named in these columns, the following contingent were incom- ing passengers today: Attorneys Fl 'inwood McKelIigsn. Morrison and Miller, Bisbee; Sames, Wstsop, Wright and French, D uglss.
 A A Cohn, formerly of the Bisbee Miner, has taken 6 position with the Associated Frees in L s Angeles.
 Mrs Ethel Macis and Miss Sadie Cowsn returned yesterday from .ev ersl weeks vi.it to the Hood ranch in the valley, the vuests of Mrs Hood.
 County Immigration Com missioner W P White oi Benson, was . county seat visitor today op 6 brief business
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHIsE COUNTY
)nstruments Filed With the County
 Recorder

Instruments Filed With
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN
 DEEDS
 Lulu B Rath to Georee Richie, property in the town of Cochise Fred March ct uS to George Richie, prop . erty in the iowa of Cochiee eco. .-.-. |. The Arizona Trust and Bankins company to the Mexico and Colo rado Railroad com- pany. strip Uf land 100 feet wide through and across the northeast l of eection l township 24, range 2 .... =. William F. Beck to Clin. ton A Burdick, prop erty in .he Calumet addition to city of Douglas ........... JE Howard to k M Thompson, Douglas property. Anna Maddux ct ux to E S Morris, property iu the Calumet sddr- tion to the city of Dough-. ............. Martin O'Hare to J H Jack, parcel If land in Bisbee, together with right of passsgeway with wagon and team over that piece of ground lying iminedi- ately south Of and sd- joining the property of V c Medigovich, and immediately west of the property described
 in the deed, from the county road to the property herein con- veyed; said passsgeway to remain open for All time e........... .... G c Barry and company, . firm composed of c c Barry and W F Walker, to Richard
 Carr, propersy in town 0f Naco ..........-.. Zelphis Miller to Henry N Broad sater, prop ersy in Bisbee ........ Frank H Hereford. ss- signee of Soldiers Ad- dition Homestead Right of Henry NJ Me- Coy, to Henry W Etz: lots 3 and 3, section P township B, range s4, about 30.02 scres, to- eether with any after acquired title to che Soldiers Additional Homestead Applica- ti0n. LA Braley ct ux to F W Faust; land in Co., chise county........ F W FsLst ct ux to In- dis L Meeks; lsnl ia Cochise county.-..... wm Edwards ct ,x to A D Pheips; lots in Bis- bee EXPERIMENTATION. Courtland M ming and Milling Co to Joseph U Bigoon; IF lode mining claims ID G 'ld- on Rule district, slsa B chains in Tusquoise diserict aiso % els,ms ia Tnsqusiss jdisssic, nos yss reoorded yos-ph U Bignon tC Ccurtiand Copper Go the 47 mining clsiml listed in prece lin, deed ..............., Aurelis Rsmires ct ux t. Chas Hirss ct ux; lot in Douglas. .... ... Mrs H B LaLd and W { Land to Edward ( MussAio; 1; Iots in Doug las -... ........... J.mes Young to Paul wsrnekros; 2 mininI elaine in Tomhston district. t....-..... .-
 MORTGAGE E Powers ct ux and c
 xcCosd ct ux to Ar sons Trust ( Bsakin Co; lSss in Portal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31

36 in Jiggerville, near Bisbee, together ~ith
 all the furniture there-
 m; also interest in the
 Copper Queen lease to the -boye numbered lOu. POWER OF ATTORNEY. Adeline R Hereford to Fri Hereford-genersl powers cHATTEL MORTGAGE T L McCsrty to Los Ah- geles Casket Co; Say
 eos & Scovilie funeral car, $955; cssh.......
 The fol owing chattel mo were executed to the Brophy age com any: J J Pr;ce and R Fl David son, 1 mower and I rake, $50 cash $65 due
 in monthly instsll-
 Htute .-.... Eduardo Arevs'o, Stude. baker wagon, $25 cash and $60 in monthly instsllments of $l0 coCn E A Crawford. mower, $3O cash ana $30 Sept <5 George Kelsey; mower, rake. , bay horses. ... G G King and w D Pierce; mower and rake. S55 cash and 52 50 in txo- monthly installments ........ Heffern Mining < NJ Dev Co; mower, hay rake. l knife grinder. 6 sectons and l gal oil, $57 75 cash and $57 75 in month y 'n- stallments s........... Geo Burleson. l 3k Win- ona gear, l brown horse, 10 years old, I brown horse 6 years old, $ll5 n 5 monthy inst ailments ........ Lyman c Woods, mOw. CT and 1 rake, *2U each $95 in two equal mol thIy instsilments 0 H Ware, l m ,ver and Irase $57. 50 cash and $i7.5 50 in 3 monthly inetaliments s......... Mrs M Mckanna to Standard FurnisireCo; furnitur-; $25 on 18th of each month until slI3 3 'ehall have been pad .............. Mrs J P Porter to stand.
 ard Furniture Co; fur. nIture. $2a. 16 on 10th
 of each month until $l45.65 is pad R W Sprinkle to Wilcox Rank & Trust Co; l
 Rssolene engine. ump. mower and rake. .. .. ! J c Miller to Wilcox Bank ( Trust Co; l
 pair work horses .... BAR AIN AND SALE DEED George H Neale. mayor Of
 the city of Bisbee. to
 JH Jack, Bisbee prop | cfty.. PATENT The United States of America to Hugh H Whitney, patent to
 and .... ........ United ststes to Ralph
 Gnfi~Id; land in sec 9l
 AerIcL 6 or IScoRPoR irl
 Santa Matilda Mining cor capital S1. .CGO.0O | warren Development coz capital $sCn,OO
 DISTRICT, COURT
 Suit No 582i -filed-V-rner cher ss Elizabeth E Fletcher for divorce
 CONTRACT cHArrEL MORT LR Smith & Go to A J
 Deer Co; one style 8
 Royal electr c mi $35
 cash s,d $IO5 in
 monthly pay ments O.
 ll0 S each
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31

Charles Rsser ct ux to A J Haven, real estate mortgage op. Douglas property .-....-..... l5O G G Barry & company to NJ Hall, mortgage on property in town of Nhco -......--. Sco lndiA l. Meeks. unmsr- ried. to Mrs 0 c Boor- man; land in Cochise county
 BILL OF SALE. oe Er!er ct ux to Mrs J l. Archison, two room dwelling house on lot 36 in Jiggerville, near Bisbee, together ~ith all the furniture there. m; also interest in the Copper Queen lease to the -bove numbered iO. ooV |.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-09-18
KEEP YOUNG GIRLS i. .
I. I At II HOME EVENINGS |: ! !
Altogether Too Many Of Them
Walking Duluth Streets -: ::
.:>.=,.>, . :. ..>> -. So at Night. ~.r, =
Humane Officer Urges the En-
= forcement Of Curfew Law
in the City. F.

Mrs. Margaret ]. Forgy, assistant
humane agent, in her annual report to.
the humane society, recomm q
strict enforcement Of the curfew law
as one means Of saving young girls
from ruin. She charges that there
is much immortality among girls OF
the city, and lays the blame for this
upon the parents. 4. szs :.ss.I ,s \: FL
4 TT. ig, too bad that parents do not
make companions of their children,
more than they sdo,'' reads the report.
II have known parents to allow their
girls to be out until late at night ac-
Fcepting any: excuse they may give for
their absence. The girls go. flirting
about the parks, and sometimes enter
the cheap lodging houses with boys
and men whom they may know or,nay
not know. 4 II
Tt would be we'll for mothers to
Investigate Ii and much unhappiness
would htreby be spared them There
is scarcely q week but what q father
Or mother comes TO- our office and
asks US to look after their son or
daughter. think the most effective
way to check this, growing evil is
through the curfeWb ordinance, .by
blowing whistles o. ringing bells at
the curfew hour. This is done IN other
cities, and should be done III Duluth,
before many Of our young girls are
ruined, give their parents gray hairs,
and ID send them to g: premature grave.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-09-18
CAPACITY OF PLANT s h
~ WILL BE INCREASED

=, With the new addition to the foun-
dry, the construction Of which was
started this week, the capacity Of the
blast furnace Of the Zenith Furnace
company will be increased about one
third. To take care Of the additional
output will also require an. increase
in the working force. & If s:.@SE35#
The addition is being constructed at
the western end of the foundry and
will be finished some time this month,
1t is expected. It, will be thirty fee.
long and will afford ample room Tor
the storage Of moulding sand and also
allow room for the casting Of 100 ad-
t1tt' ditional tons of pig iron a day. 81
\ n IN In the l past five years /. the capacity
q Of q The furnace has nearly doubled
When the new addition IS completed
the daily output Of pIs iron will sbe
about $40 tons. III ss,.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-09-18
.H.A|IIIfRS''' ] ] d s STRIKE IS ]. !. !.
!. NOT FULLY SETTLED.
xfse - ] I'D Az ssi1l
.s.s3 81 Out Al vi llssd afssss. q: 8
'.l s.,. 81 Union Support. . 3k !. 2,
ONLY TEN THopsAND MEN:
= HAVE RETURNED TO WORK
Bosses at Orange, IN. J., Continue
to Refuse to Deal With 3 = :,
... the Union. J, 7:... l.. L,

NEW YORK Sept. 1e. = Especial to
the Labor World. "a report has been
circulated In some labor papers and
capitalist dailies to the effect that the
matters have won their strike com
pletely. This report lis false, ana was
evidently fabricated by some agent
OF the struck firms in the hope that
workingmen would be hired to apply
for work, = u" '@-I-.S,
Another reason for the false report,
as given by some members Of the
hatters' union, is due to the statement
of President John A. Motif. that ten
thousand men throughout the Unite ed
States have returned to work under
union conditions. He also said that
mere, were sill five housand haeters
on strike, mostly in the states Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York.
Some papers, IN quoting Motif, men
toned the ten thousand svictoxious
hatters, but said nothing of the five
thousand who are still out. .>= 35. s. j:
=. The report that the strike is set
tied is false" said Martin .Lawlor, Ma
tional Secretary Of the United Hatters
Of North America, to reporter Of the
Cau yesterday.1EsT don't know. who
is b RESPONSIBLE for the report, but / am
sure 1t is likely to cause us HARM $:
1s4 The situation in Orange, n. j., is
practically unchanged and the bosses
continue: their constant refusal. to
deal with the d union The strikers,
however, are not discouraged, as they
know that the bosses cannot continue
the struggle much longer: Besides
the regular expense Of, the strike the
manufacturers suffer heavy losses from
the damage to machinery caused BY
the incompetency of the scabs. ,s
One firm, st 1is said. was, forced to
shut thu up because the entire plant was
put out of commission BY & the non
union men. $gS ! s3. i, 3.55 3#s H.: