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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
FIRST SUGAR BEETs GO TO
OxNARD THROUGH SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, July S.-The first ship
ment of sugar beets to the American
Beet Sugar company at Oxnard went
out this morning, when three carloads
were taken over the Pacific Electric
road from Talbert back by way of San
Ia Ana and thence to be delivered to
the Southern Pacific railroad.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Judgment Is Given

SANTA ANA. July S.-Judgment for
plaintiff was given today in the su-
perior court in the case of Eels VS..
Gray Brothers Rock Crushing compa-
ny of San Francisco in the sum of
$311. The claim was for walnut trees
supplied by Eels and planted on 20
acre tract belonging to defendant near
Garden Grove. The defense seemed to
rely chiefly on establishing a lack of
proper authority on the part of the
purchasing agent to make the contract
with Eels for the trees.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
NAME IS
SIGNED BY ANOTHER
FORMER EMPL0YE is CHARGED
WITH FORGERY
Warrant Issued for Arrest of Appren-
tice Who Is Alleged to Have
Passed Worthless
Paper
Especial to The Herald.1

LONG BEACH. July S.-A warrant
has been issued charging c. Nyland,
formerly employed in c. J. Carlson's s
tailoring emporium in this city, with
forgery. 1t is alleged he took a num-
Der of checks from Carlson's check
book, signed and indorsed them with
Carlson's name, and passed them in
Pasadena, Los Angeles and Long
Beach.
Dudderar's confectionery and Feet
hams restaurant here cashed checks
for $40 and S12, respectively.
When the checks were returned to
the Exchsnge National bank the sigma
lures were recognized as forgeries. 1t
was said today that Nyland's brother,
whose home IS In Los Angeles, expect
ed to make good the amounts lost on
the checks and that he will ask that
the prosecution be dropped.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Encampment viii Open

LONG BEACH, July S.-The annual
encampment Of the twelve companies
Of the Seventh regiment, n. G. c., will
be held at Bay City, beginning July %
and continuing for twelve days. Capt.
A. B. Austin, regimental quartermas-
ter. has been instructed to arrange
transportation for the companies. Ar
rangements have been made for loads
of provisions. After the encampment
there will be a hike to San Diego and
back for the cavalry, using the same
horses that the officers of the infantry
will use.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Auxiliary viii Picnic

LONG BEACH, July S.-The mem
bers of the auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers VIII
come here from Los Angeles SATURDAY
for a picnic. They will lunch at the
auditorium. have sports on the beach
in the afternoon, be entertained by two
concerts by the municipal band and
have dances in the Majestic pavilion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
See Us for Prices Before
Buying Your
BUILDERS
HARDWARE
We Can Deliver the Goods.
JAS. w. HELLMAN
7l0-Tes SOUTH SPRING
7lO-7es SOUTH SPRING

stopped target practice on the club
grounds on Tennessee street because
stray bullets endangered the lives OF
employees of the Gregory fruit drler.
All practice will stop until the fruit
drying season is over the drier grounds
being back of the target. The officers
i'm the few weeks they have been i'm the
target practice have improved wonder
fully. Several Redlands men have
Joined with the officers in maintaining
the club and are doing some excellent
shooting
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Former Resident Buried

ONTARIO, July S.-The funeral of
Rev. A. Il. Tracy, a well known form
er resident of Ontario, was held yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock from the
First congregational church. Rev
Tracy had relatives in this section and
was a pastor here for ten years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Fire Damages Bakery

SANTA ANA, July S.-Fire in the
building occupied by the Home bakery,
on West Fourth street. early this
morning, damaged the stock and fixt-
ures several hundred dollars worth and
the building a like amount. Both
claims were satisfactorily adjusted this
afternoon by the insurance companies.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
rexas Bankers Entertained

LONG BEACH, July S.-The Texas
bankers. who arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday, visited Long Beach this aft
ernoon, coming on the Tilton excursion;
They did" the Pike and pier and
visited the harbor in addition to look
ing over the residence portion of the
CITY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
State SECRETARY Visits

SAN BERNARDINO, July 8.-Charles
Curry, secretary of the state of Cali
fornia, was in San Bernardino today.
Mr.. Curry spent several hours here
shaking hands with friends and look
ing over the city and valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Convict Taken North

SANTA ANA, July S.--Jesse L. Kirby,
who yesterday pleaded guilty to for
gerry and was sentenced to serve three
years at San Quentin, was today taken
north by Deputy Sheriff Wilson.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Bow Sent To Whlttler

SANTA ANA, July S.-Charles Car
mack, the 16-year-old boy who Satur-
day last attempted TO pass forged
check on local clothing house, was
today committed to Whittier for the
term of his minority.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09

Lose a gOod-pay tenant, or bOarder? let
= want ad help you to take it ike phlloso-
DheF.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Late News from the Neighborirg TOWNS and Cities
PASADENA

Circulation Dept-Home 26s5: Sunset 27lo.
Correspondent. las S. Los Robles Ave
Day-Both Phones SO. Night-Home 1888
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
PIMA s2,5OO A YEAR FOR
 PUBLICITY
Board of Supervisors Creates Office Immigration Commis-
 sioner, and Will Thoroughly
 Advertise Resources County.
CTucson star.)

Over a half year agO the star called , the attention of the board of superyis- ors in particular. anG the citizens m general, to the fact that Pima coun- ty had gotten into that class where, according to the laws of the territory. she was entitled 10 an immigration commissioner and the appropriation of $z500 for publicity purposes in ad vertising Pima county.
 The chamber of commerce, acting on this suggestion, immediately set 10 work to have the board os super visors appoint commissioner and set aside the Sum allowed by law for advertising the resources Of the coun- 9y.
 Yesterday morning a committee from the chamber of commerce com posed of its executive committee. headed by the president of the body. Albert Steinfeld. and it's recently elected board Of directors. together with NJ. P. Freeman and N. E. Plu- aIner, was received by the supervis ors.
 Mir. Freeman. as spokesman for the committee. presented q petition sign ed by several hmadred of the most prominent and heaviest taxpayers Of the county. praying for the appoint ment of an officer of publicity and the appropriation of the sum mention ed. He called the attention of the county fathers Co the fact that the general concensus of opinion among the taxpayers throughout the coun- ty. was that Pima should immediate Iy get in line with Maricopa. Cochise and Graham counties in the matter of advertising her resources and the money should be allowed
 It was explained that the $50 monthly which the law allows for the salary of the commissioner of immi- grafton would be devoted to advertis- ing and a man selected to fill the office without compensation. The chamber of commerce Is to work m conjunction with the commissioner,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16

we have since learned that Mr. Yeager. the republican member. yot- ed for Mir. Gregg. and Mir. Dickinson voted for himself
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
McFARLAND AND INLAND TO
 MEET

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. I5.- Packy Mcfarland is a decided favor itc in the betting that is being done on the result Of his ten-round bout with Fighting Dick" Hyland, which is slated to take place tonight at Tom Carey's club. Mcfarland is confident over the outcome of the mill, and expects to have no diff cuity in disposing of the once formid- able coast fighter, before the full dis tance is covered. Hyland, on the ath- CT hand, has put himself in good con dition for the contest. and says he expects to be able to hold his oSH against the Chicago fighter. If Mo Farland wins he probably will be matched for an early go with Freddie Welsh, the English lightweight, witE whom he fought twenty-five rounds to draw some time ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
.BRI|GGH|II! BRI|GGH|II! ANGEL TRAIL
 IN THE COURTS AGAIN
Always lS--Sone of the Recent Decisions of the Territorial
 Supreme Court.

Arizona would hardly feel that it's supreme court had not held a full ses- sion unless the Bright Angel trail was before that august body m some form of legal controversy, and 10 keep from disappointing the people the Duffeld vs. Ashurst suit was argued Wednesday morning in the supreme court at Phoenix.
 In this suit an attempt was made by F. H. Duffield to cUmpel District Attorney Henry F. Ashurst to bring a suit that would have involved the right of Ralph H. Cameron to the trail. When Ashurst failed an at tempt was made 10 mandamus him, and when this was denied in the low CT court the appeal was taken
 Chief Attorney Norton and U. f. Clotfelter appeared iE behalf of Duf- field, and District Attorney E. Nj. Doe represented Ashurst, who since Jan- nary i has moved from Coconino to Yavapai county, being succeeded by Doe.
 The argument took the greater part of the morning. Norton's contention being that the opposition was found cd on special legislation, which favor ed one interested l,&rty against an- other.
 Other supreme court proceedings for Wednesday were as follows:
 Territory ys. T. :. Norris. motion to dismiss appeal denied.
 Territory vs. T. G. Norris, motion to dismiss denied.
 Tip Top Copper Go. ys. Buckalew, motion to affirm denied and case sub mitted.
 c. E. Smith vs. King Of Arizona, mo- ton to affirm denied and appellate giv- en thirty days to 'ile brief
 ~Bya-lil-le" ct all, application for writ of habeas corpus. United States Attorney Alexander given until Feb ruary 1 to file brief
 E. H. Dufield vs. H. F. Ashurst, as district attorney of Coconino. in con nection with Bright Angel trail, ar- gaed by F. NJ. Doe for Ashurst and Norton and T. T. Clotfelter for Duf- field.
 R. N. Leathcrwooa vs. R. R. Rich ardson, passed
 With Clerk Trit1e of the supreme court this morning an appeal was filed in the case of Ching Ten Tang. whom Commissioner James R. Duff seath of Tucson recently ordered de ported. Tn the meantime Tang is en- ] toying his liberty on bail.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
DISPUTE OVER cHAIRMAn.

FLAGSTAFF, Jan. 14-Some doubt
 6 expressed as to the legality of the decision of the board of supervisors in the matter of the chairmanship or the board. as it seems that on ballot the board failed to elect. there being q tie between Gregg and Dickinson, each having one vote. On this poInt the statute says: If they fail to elect the supervisor longest in commission shall be chairman" Mir. Gregg's com mission having but two years to run, while that of Mir. Dickinson has four years, it is thought by some that MT
 Dickinson should have been declared the chairman. The action of the board was taken at the instance of F.. NJ. Doe, the county attorney. who con strued the law in favor of Mir Gregg
 Mir Ashurst and others. however. con strue the law to mean that the super visor taking office to serve four years shOuf5 be declared the chairman. At the next meeting Of the board the opinions of several Ieading legal lights of the territory will be presented and read and it may be there will be a change We were in error fin stat ing that Mir Gregg voted for himsen at the first meeting of the board. for
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
NEIL BA|LEYS
 ON THE GROUND
 FOR BUSINESS
Cochise Brainy Representative Has Been Working Hard On Direct Primary law-WilI Work For Passage.

PHOENIX. Jan. 5.-(Special.- To get on the ground early and meet the incoming lawmakers as they reach Phoenix. Neil E. Bailey, mem Der of the assembly of the legislature, which opens for its sixty-day session next Monday. arrived in Phoenix yes terday from Cochise county and will remain until the legislature closes, says the Phoenix Democrat
 Bailey will begin to serve his third term as member of the legislature from Cochise next Monday, having had the distinction of being chosen speaker two years ago. He was one of the few democrats who pulled through in Cochise county at the No vember election.
 By getting here early, Bailey says be will be able to get In touch with the plans of the otEer members be- fore the legislature opens. and thus be In q position to work more in har- mony with the other counties ana with greater intelligence.
 Asked about the sneakership, which Is just now tho all-absorbing topic dmOHS tEOSc WHO aIe luteTeSlSO All the organization of the legislature next week, Bailey said that Cochise county is pushing the claims of Fred 4. Sutter, who is making fight for the honor.
 Southern Arizona will decide 10 support either Suttsr or W. W. Pace of Graham. and it win be one of these two who will vie with Sam F. Webb of Maricopa. Webb is not conceding all the southern members to either Pace or Sutter, and expects some strong support from three or four members from that part of Arizona.
 Bailey stated this morning that ne has already prepared for introduction carly in the session a direct primary law. on which he has spent consider able time and pains. Maricopa coun- ty will also introduce a primary law which is said to conCain 9 number of good features.
 Bailey discussed several other i'm portant bills that are intended tC come before this session, and express ed himself as favoring them in q form that will do the greatest good.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16

To Attorney l.. T. Chalmers of Phoenix must be given the full credit for discovering the cause as well as the origin of this famous rhyme, Chalmers gave out the information al the annual banquet O. the Arizona oar association in the Hotel Adams Mon day night while responding to the toast, The Bench"
 Chalmers IS reported by the Phoe- nix Democrat as saying that in the early days of Arizona when the sII- prcme bench Of Arizona consisted of but two members and met in a log cabin in Prescott, the first case brought up on appeal had. of course, been decided by one of the supreme judges while he was sitting as q tr1ai judge in his OWn district.
 Naturally" said Chalmers. "thc de cisiOn Of the supreme court was to aI- firm the decision of the lower court. and thus we have the origin of the tickle me and I'll tickle you ryhme. %
 Seated in front of Chalmers were the five members of the Arizona su- preme bench. Every lawyer present saw the good natured shaft, and Chal- mors had to pause until the laughter could subside.
 John Mason Ross retiring president of the association. was toastmaster, introducing each of the speakers in a witty manner About sixty judges and lawyers were present. The spread began at 9 o'clock and did not end until o'clock this morning.
 Ben Goodrich of Tombstone made one of the most erJoyable speeches of the evening. He delyed into the forgotten past and wiped the cob weds from many ar early day incl dent in Arizona that was either anus ing or pathetic.
 Leroy Anderson Of Prescott told the lawyers how to frame the consti- tuition for the new state of Arizona. He suggested that the legislature De limited to four in The upper house and eight in the lower. for the reason that it would not be necessary to do up the spells in such small packages as is necessary in a larger member ship
 Governor J. H. K;bbey and Chief Justice Edward Kenr both spoke en- fertaingly. suggesting many things that Arizona should do in preparation for statehood. as well as what should be done when that day comes tnat congress in it's infinite wisdom decides to give Arizona her due.
 G. P. Bullard of Phoenix, in dis sussing criminal law and criminal law yers, scored some of the laws that permit of the escape O. guilty men through technicalities. Bullard spoke from the standpoint of the prosecutor and not from that of The defendant. Prank O. Smith of Prescott, wno was admitted to the gar yesterday spoke of the relation of the lawyer to citizenship. and urged that the man or Blackstone should be a potent elo- ment in making the type Of citizen ship higher.
 T. J. Norton of Chicago was the young man who paid tribute to the fair sex. and he did it eloquently. pay. 1 ing the ladies a tribute that many oi Item would have ersoyed hearing
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY NEWS

juvenile court into Arizona alone would be a monument to the women of the territory" he declared with emphasis.
 Cordial greetings from the Commer- cial club were voiced by C. W. Col. man. it's secretary. To the path find CT aud the pace maker is the purpose alike of the Commercial clubs and the women clubs, and MT. Colman gallantly stated that the efforts of the former were always inspired by and carried to completion under the infiu- cnce of "a perfect woman, nobly planned, to warm, to comfort and com mand.''
 Mrs. Robert Stitt. with sweet and gracious charm, welcomed the deie- gates for the Yuma clubs. Her speech touched upon the effects of the tre- mendous. intelligent and moral infiu- ence of club organization. She said The wild west is fading into history. because the women have hitched their chariot to star, and the procession follows"
 Mrs. Cowles, vice president of the general federation. responded to the welcome extended with a few happy impromptu remarks. She spoke Of the power wielded by the organized eI- forts of S00.000 women who are study ing municipal problems to better con diiions, and gave to the Arizona fed eration a special greeting from Can foTnia. saying: We are glad to have for neighbors people who are trying to build up good citizenship in our country"
 Mrs. George Thing closed the morn Ing program with g song which she rendered with power and expression to the sympathetic accompaniment ot Airs Wadin.
 Accredited Delegates.
 Club women who received their ere dentials this morning as delegates to the convention are: Mrs. F. J. Pear son and Miss Sue Greenleaf of the Douglas Woman's club, Mrs. A. ]. Ben edict of the Tombstone Woman's club. Mrs. C. l. Sturgeon and Mrs. R. G. Kennedy of the Globe Woman's club. Mrs. j. W. Brown of the Prescott Mon day club. Mrs. J. Flaherty and Mrs. T. M. Elder of the P6oenix Harmony club. Mrs V. E. Clymer and Mrs. A. F. Hackett of the Yuma WomaIf-s club. Mrs. George Thurman and Mrs. C. T. Crawiey of tho Yuma Valley Wo- mans club. Mrs. c. $. Phillips, Mrs. F. M. DickeIman and Mrs. F. V. War ren of the Tucson Wcman's club, and Mrs. W. D. Tanner or Laguna Dam, alternate for PhoeElx Woman's club.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16

and as Mir. Plumer put 1t, the taxpsy- CTS are so fayorably impressed that there is no doubt the sum of S250o will be increased by the chamber or commerce and private individuals and corporations until the sum of sl0.000 is obtained for this admirable purpose The appropriation CT this sum will mean an additional tax of only 10 cents on every SlO0. or s10 on every 5000 of taxable valuation of real property. This sum is so equally dfvid- ed that it will be hardly noticeable. and the advertisement of the city of Tucson, It's mining camps in eiose proximity and its agricultural inter ests will so enhance the value of lands that the extra amount to be paid by taxpayers will be hardly mo- ticeable.
 The board agreed yesterday morn ing to take the matter under advise ment and report on it promptly. am, yesterday afternoon, without dis senting voice, they appropriated the sum of s2500 as requested. and now grand old Pima county, the mother of all the southern counties will fall in line with the other counties of Ari- 1oud. difd tit tHc HsSH oA stdleHoou As raised OCT the capital, will be on the high road to success.
 Tucson has always been considered the metropolis of Arizona and Pima county has shared iD the benefits of the advertising to which the members of the chamber of commerc have de voted their time and their money, and 1t Is only just that each and every one should help to bear at least a part of the burden. The board of super visors have agreed tt the plan, have appropriated the necessary funds, and d victory has been won.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
OF WIT
 AND WISDOM
 FUR LAWYERS
Attorneys Of Territory Have Most Enjoyable and Profit able Meeting at Session Of Bar In Phoenix.

TUCSON. Jan IJ.-- 'Oh tickle me, Tommy, Tickle me, too; You tickle me,
 And l tickle yoI.'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
WOMEN HAD YUMA AT
 THEIR FEET
Sessions Of Federation impress Sive and IntereSting-Mem- bers Most Loyalty Enter tained By inc City.

YUMA. Jan. 12.--Club women are in full possession of Yuma this week. The council has given them the city without reservation, including a list of the eligible bachelors. District At torney W. ?. Timmons is responsible for this statement. as it was included in his address Of welcome to the con vention of the federation at Eagles hall
 Delegates to the convention arrived on the night trains and are registered at the leading hotels of the city. The whole town Is in gala attire, the mer- chants having decorated Main street with bunting. flags and palms. Beauti- full specimens of the Ocotillo and date palms are decoratively placed on the principal streets and prominent in the convention halls.
 Mrs. Thomas Pugh. president of the Arizona Federation. ia a Yuma woman and opened the convention in her home city with much cordiality and gracious dignity Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles, vice president of the general federation, was seated at her right the guest honor of the convention The rostrum was Charmingly decked with pink carnations in large Indian baskets and the hal was filled with a pleasant crowd of intelligent ana prominent women.
 \ beautiful invocation of blessing upon women and their noble work Of civic and moral uplift was pronounced by Rev. George Selby. rector of St. Pau's Episcopal church of Yuma. Hon " F TtmmDnS was next intro duced To extend a welcome to the cen vention in behalf of the city. MT. Timmons made some very happy re marks of greeting and congratulated the club women on the work accom- plished by their intelligent and organ ized efforts ~Thc introduction of the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16

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