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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

The Bisbee Miner has appeared un-
 der new management and presents s ! very cred,tshle appearance. The pencil pusher a, the helm IS a flowery dispenser of editorial boquets and h.- already fallen in love with Arizona THE PaosPEcToR sends greetings to our neighbor, tJgethsr with bet wishes.
 Governor R. E Sloan has received
 nOtice Of his election sea member of the advisory committee of state gov ernors of the Lakes 10 the Gulf Deep Waterway association. The letter states that the governor was elected in honor of the interest he indicated in the work of the association during its recent con seution in New Orleans, which he attended. He has acknow- iedged receipt of the information, expressing his thanks and wiling ness to serve in any way he can to promote the interests of the as- socistion.
 Chief of Police George Brsvin is in rereipt of a communIcat on from the Sergesn, of Police of Oakland, Cal, about a man named Harvey E. Will son, who is reported missing and who has not been seen or heard of since he left Oakland in August of this year. He Is about 27 years Of age; height about 5 feet, 6 or ' inches; weight about l50 or i55 pounds; Of very slender build, dark complexion, and when last seen had 4 smooth face.
 At Tucson yesterday John A. Black former secretary Of the Tucson Built ing & Loan association, accused of embezziement O! more than $lU.0O0 o! the iunds Of the company, wac ac quilted on the first of three charges pending against him. The jury was out four hours. The other csses come to trial next week.
 John R Hampton of Clifton, Mike Burns of Hunboldt and Carl Hayden Of Phoenix were appointed at the democratic meeting in PhoenIx last week to rsise funds for the coming campaign,
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Will Retire as U. 5.
 District Attorney

Before the end of December l. B Alexander, one of the most competent prosecutors the department of justice has yet had in Arizona, will step out of the office of United States district attorney, his term having expired.
 With the retirement of Alexander the last of ColoDels Roosevelt e ap- pnintees in Arizona will have given way to one of President Tsft's seiec- tious. Governor Kibbey, Secretary Page and Marshal Daniels have aii been back to private life for several months.
 Selecting Alexinder's successor is now sgitating the minds of the Ari. zora republicans. During the recent visit of Postmaster General Hitch- cock the matter s said to have been given serious consideration. Continuing Alexander in the office, II he wants II, is said to have been discussed by Hitchcock. Alexander has made friends throughout the ter- ritory. and msLy are urging that he keep the place
 Among the candidates ~ho are mentioned for the place are Dez- endorf of Phoenix. Joseph E Morrison o. Bisbee and George E. Trslles of Tucson. Trslles is hardly being taken seriously in the matter Dezendorf is chief of the Phoenix division of the land department. He was offered legal position ID Wash ington, D. c, some time ago and refused to accept it
 Unlike filling other positi 'ns, there seems to be little advance information regarding the successor of Alexander.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
From Thursdays Daily
Judge Daniel Mcfarland laid sside

Judge Daniel McFsrlsnd laid aside his law bus ness long enough today to make two souls happy, when he joined ID wedlnck L Montgomery and dis. Mona Treahey. both of Bi.bee. The JIdge tied the nupt al kn,t in his most gracious manner and sent the couple on their way rejoicing.
 Supervisors McCabe, Sherrer and Bowen were in the city today, being called here As witnesses before the gra' d inry.
 After trial that was funny en ,gh ID spDt- to m Ike the spectators almo-, laugh. C Adams was discharged iii Phoen on the cOmpl int of J J Cottrell. in which the latter alleged that Adams assaulted him at the fair rounds on Monday, Nov S. Tn, D m crat rays that behind the tris much more than came out during l he hearing. Cottrell is said to hay, lost sl0.nn0 on e Adams Hotel con tract, and ever since he has mad, little efprt to conceal his enmity for Adams.
 The l3 cent stamp has had it's day and it ia to be superseded hy the nev issne, l2 cent stamp. With the m crease of the registry fee to 10 cents thu need IS realized fir l2.cent stamp tt cover the registration and singl, rate of ordinary letter postage Tn new issne will bear 8 profile por,rai J Uf George Wash Dgton from Houdon' ! celebrated bust. he color has no yet been decided upon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Will Complete Pioneer
 Home by Next July

Major 4. J. Doran is in receipt ot news that the territorial board oI control intends soon to begin the pre- liminary work toward the building ot the Pioneer home at Prescnt,, and after the project is defin teIy decided upon to center their personal and oi fi'inI eli rts toward the consumma- ,iOn of It
 10 this end it is their purpose to have the building ready for occupancy by the first day of July next at the fsrthest.
 Several applications are on fife and some of the men whn in the early 6 's were good ones will enter through misfortune in their long fight to make the territory what it is.
 Considerable interest, Major Doran says, is expressed all over Arizona to- ward this laudable move and there is no doubt but what se.eral wealthy people gill endow it with handsome sums.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
The New Arizona
 Prison is a Beauty

"Ii any state or territory has the right to be proud Of it's prison-s debstable ques,ion-tnen that right belongs tc Ar zons," said Sheriff Nell son following his return from Florence the location of the new Territorial penitent sry, to which he took three prisoners from Pima county this week.
 "The new penitentiary," continurd Mir. Nelson, "is thing of hesuty from an architectural standpoint. and is 70 arranged that 1t affords Ar'zons one of the most modern and serviceable institutions of its kind in the country As l said in the beginning fl the people of any state or territory have the right to be proud of such an in- stitution then that right certainly te longs to the people ot Arizona."- Tucson Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Large Crowds at
 Picture Show

Another large house ls-t night wis ited the pictures st the Schieffein and although there was an interruption caused hy trouble at the electrlc plant which, according to the announce blent made, was caused by some malici us person letting the fuel out of the tank. every one seemed 10 thoroughly enjoy the pictures. From d point Of merit the subjects were ell fine; pictures of President Taft at the ball game was especially good and when the lights went out on the third inning of this picture just as one of the players wa. about tn get in 8 run the fans in the Tombstone audience were yisihly affected.
 The picture was well received, but it remained for the last picture to score the hit Of the night. IL was au Edison picture "A satire on that fam ous melodrams, "Why Girls Leave Horne," and any one who ever saw he original drama could not but be conyuised with laughter. It was A clever bit oi burlesque.
 Owing to the pian'st having been caught on the jury the songs were omitted until the last mber, wben n Miss Babe Wiest again scored hit asd Ia already Tombstone favorite. The next show is on Saturday night when it IS expected that sn orchestra will be added.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER l1

in court today the trst case con. sidered was that of the Territory vs lee Glsssco, the prisoner having been found guilty of assault win e deadly Sespon yesterday by jury, was ar- rsigned and sentepced to years in the territorial prison credit being sl- lowed for time served in jsil.
 Harlan vs Harlan; divorce granted Msria Harlan.
 Trial jurors J L Melgren and J Edson excused for term.
 The -ixshooter exhibited in the case sgs,ust Lee Glassco was turned over to E P White.
 Copper Queen Go vs W B Clesry; defaul, entered and judgment given to the plaintiff.
 Territory ve W W wolverton, charged with obtaining money by 6 bogus check. is on trial tn 6 afternoon. Attorneys Mcfarland and Hunsscker
 
 iosipg is the jury enpsueled to hear the case:
 l. J Hudson Thos Smith A . Wanrooy Thos Haisler Vim ohnesorgen w W Poiodexter Joe ssbin Con Harrington l Kelly FJ Hogan J Pesrce Thos Pointer
 The case against wolverton is for issuing s check for s62.59 on the Ari- 1ons Trust X Banking Go in favor of c c Smith of Douglas. The check wss rendered in payment of wines and drinks. also Sl0 in cash. No funds were in the bank to meet the cheek {.
 The grand jury still continues In session and some sensational develop ments are expected. No partial re- port has thLsfsr been submitted. The other c.iuina! cases SC: f0I trial during the week are as follows: Henry Pspsdopo is. charged with sn as sult with intent to kill J Hsllihan, shift boss a. Lowell. but whose ball bond in the sum of s5o9 has been forfeited and for whom bench warrant has been issued as he failed to appear iu conrt
 Enriques Flores, indicted for bur- glsry alleged to have been committed in Douglas. Justo Morales. burglary, Courtland
 R Cassells, burglary, Douglas. Philippe Hernandez, burglary, Doug. las.
 A Garcia, grand larceny, Bisbee. ! P Acuns, grand larceny Tom bsto ne Juan Torres, resisting an officer Plrtleville.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Will Commence Work
 Within Ten Days

The Dispatch states this morning on the highest possible authority that within the next ten days the Southern Pacific will announce that it will com mence work on grade from Sulphur Springs valley junction in to Douglas immediately, or that It has perfected tracksge arrangements with the Fl Pa,o < Southwestern, whereby the Southern Pacific trsins will reach Douglas over the rival tracks from kel,on.
 If the latter arrangement is mad, the Fl Psso & Southwestern trains will have access to the Scuthern Pacific tracks by s switch at Keltou, the COurtlsnd junction of the two sys- tems, and have a right of way into Globe, privilege for shich the South western is paying the Southern Pacific heavy royalty at the pres5nt time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
THURSDAY. NOV. Is

Perhaps the most remarkable case thusfsr heard this term of court is that against W. w. Wolverton, charged with passing 6 forged check in Doug las for s6250
 The trial wac had yesterday before q jury of twelve men, Attorney Daniel McFarl md and Daniel McFsr- land Hunsaker. being appointed to deiend the prisoner
 The evidence was strong and con elusive. no effort be ,ng made 10 deny the bogus check transaction The attorneys, however, made 8 fight tor their client. Attorney Mcfarland made an adroit argument that was telling, while the csss wss hedged in with sufficient legal tangle that at least some of C iurymen were con- fused for they were out for come time and unab to agree.
 i The failure to arrive at & verdict proved surprise and was matter of general comment. However, 8 greater surprise occurred later in the day when Wolverton enteaed 8 plea Of guilty and will be sentenced tomor- TOW.
 It is understood that 6 number of other ind,ctment are pending against the prisoner, and he doubtless sought the shortcut to the penitentiary to avoid the impending prosecution, which was certain to Hand" him.
 Silvsnis Cassellss, convicted of ss- sault with deadly weapon, was ar- rsigned this morning and sentenced to two years in the penitentisry.
 Trial jurors Thos J Pointer, A c Wsnroy and Con Harrington excused for the term.
 Territory vs Enrique Flores. cHarg. ed with burglary; following jury was empsnelled: K Torpey, John Hef- ley. J J O'Laughlin. Harry Ho.born. Tboe Maloney. John Hslum, Charles Clark. Con Harrington, J W NeilI, Lou c Woolery. Jas Rehling, Caas Hunter. Jury returned verdic. of guilty and sentence will be passed at g o'clock { morrow morning
 Territory vs Justo Morals, charged with urglsry; upon motion of district attorney case was dismissed on ground of ipsufilcient evidence and defendant held to present grsnd jury
 Territory vs Feipe Hernandez. charged sitb petty larceny. was called for this afternoon after the call of the criminal calendar
 The setting of jury csees already takes up the time until Christmas
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Fine Peanuts Grown
 in Cochise County

Chairman McCabe of the board oi supervisors today exhibited some sam. ples of peanuts of marvellous size raised at nis place in the Huschucs mountains. The peanuts are giants along idle the ordinary "goOber pea, " being st least three or four times larger than the imported variety Mir. McCsbes experiment in the grow ing of peanuts has been eminently . ,ccessfuI. He has demonstrated that the soil of Cochise county IS peculiarly we'll adapted to it's growth, and THE PgosPEcToR expects in time to zee this c unty rival the famous sections of Virginisin the promotion of the popular goober.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

A Fagstatf special gays: The German National Museum, iu which
 ell fundamental discoveries and in
 yentIons of scIence gre preserved, has
 asked Dr Lowell, director Of the Low ell observatory, for records of the ob- servatory's worK for their archives and a permanent exhibition comprising a series of photographs of Mars, photo- graphs oi Jupiter, the speetra of Mars showing water vapor and a comparison Of the spectra, also the spectra of other planets, and characteristic star spectra. It Is coDsiderd one Of the g. este-t hoDors to have ones d,scov- cries entered in this museum among the masteTwork oi science and tech- nique. Lowell is the first American so honored.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is


 Territory vs Chss H DavIs, indicted under name of Geo Johnson, was ar. raigped this morning and sentenced to four years at Florence. Davis plead guilty to charge of stealing plano st Douglas.
 Territory vs s Williams. Jury returned 8 verdict oi guilty of passing e fictitiou. check for s6l in Douglas, The defendant was arrsigned and sentenced to S term of three years at Florence.
 Harlan vs Harlan; divorce; set for Nov IT,
 Territory vs Lee Glsssco, charged with assault with intent to murder, was on trial this afternoon. The fol- lowing jury was empanelled: Con Harrington, Joe ssbin, Mac Scranton, Thos Smith, J L Melgren. Lou c Woolery, Chas Clark, John Hefiey, Harry Eckerman, L NJ Parker.
 U Pearce.
 Attorney Kingsbury appeared for the defendant. The case wac gwen to the jury at p n, and shortly after brought in verdict of guilty of ss. sault with q deadly weapon.
 Trial Jcror Fremont frazee wac excused until Nov 26th.
 Nations vs Brown Documentary evidence was introduced and judgment entered for amount prayed for in foreclosure of mortgage and s200 at torney fees.
 Fuentes vs Fuentes- Decree of di. vorce granted 4
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER l9

w W Wolverton, who had prev ous- ly entered plea Of guilty of detraud- ing c c Smith of Douglas by means of bogus check for se2. 50, after jury failed to agree on s verdict, was ar raigned this morning and sentenced to term of three years.
 Territory vs Ansstscio Luyan, sho he'd entered plea oi guilty of bur gls-y in the first degree. was sem tenced to tso years from date.
 Territory vs Flores, who was con- victed of burglary. wss sentenced to three years from date.
 Sentence on Philippe Hernandez wa. deferred on motion of the district attorney.
 Territory ys Pedro Acuns. Demaza Alvarez, Cssmerro Noriegs and Miguel Romero, on a charge of grand lar ceny, severance was granted aud Cssmerro Noriegs was placed on trial. The following jury was empan eled to try the case:
 R J Torpey Wm Festhermsn John Norton IN Parker John Hslmn AC Wsnrooy W Gull John Hehey Chss Clark Adolf Storm Harry Holborn, Tbos Haigler
 The case wss submitted to the jury which returned verdict Of guilty Sentence will be passed upon the dt- iepdant at , D m tomorrow.
 Territory vs Msrcella Hernandez charged with the murder of country. man named Gonzales st Pirtleville on June 24 last, the in.trumen. used al- legged to have been a file; the following jury was empsneled to try the case, which IS on this sfternoon:
 E P Ryder w Puckett L x Robinson Robt Fourr J Kelly Joe Ssbin E O Mann Ed Austin J w Clark Chas Hunter w E Msuldin JL Hudson
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

News Of 6 new aud important high grade ore strike on the TOO level of the Arizona United Mines company's property m the Johnson district has just been made Iublici -
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Matters in the
 District Court
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is.


 MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is. Upon opening of court this morning the sheriff presented the list of trial jurors subpoensed ss follows:
 Trial Jurors Joe oddonette Fremont Frszee Albert Wittig HBRice E McKenney JIG Krcigbaum Jas Rehling Eo Mann Chss Hunter RL Csiweli R Torpie Lou c woolery Perry fike FJ Hogan Fred Hedburg John Mohr L Hudson Edward Rsgsdsle John Hefey Thos Pointer W W Poindexter A Irwin Robt fourr Thos Norton F Kleinschmidt Chss II Monmonier Pearl Adams Henry Tisdaie Dan B Seed John Prindiville Mark John rhos w Mslohey Ed Wilcox Albert Peterson
 sF Mcguire
 The following jurors made sufficient representation for excuse from jury duty and were excused:
 Excused. Joe Odienetts, Albert Wittig, J c kre gbsum, k l. Caldwell. Dan Seed. Mark P John, H Rice, Henry Tisdsle. Chss Monmonier, Pearl Adsms,
 Ed Wilcox.
 Special venire of 26 trial jurors wss ordered and returned ss follows;
 Special venire. Jw Clark. Joe ,sabin, Mac Scranton. Joe Goldman, L Nj scsnion, l. Nj Parker, Harry Holborn, Ed Austin, FW Nell, JJo'Lsughlin. Con Harrington, Thos Haigler, E P Ryder, JW Gull, Wm Obnesorgen. Chas Clark, J l Kelly, Isaac Lsnders, Harry Eckermsn, Melgren. Wm Featherman. W E Marldin, AC Wsurooy, L \ Robertson. Solomon Wickershsm Go ys E R Hooker: dismissed on motion ol plaintiff.
 Klein, Norton Go. vs A A Csstens- da; judgment entered for plaintiff Territory vs George Johnson, true name Chas H Davis; defendant with. draws plea of not guilty and entered plea of guilty to grand larceny; judg- ment will be pronounced tomorrow a, 9am.
 Territory vs Glen Hearst and John Page, charged with criminal assault were srrsrgued and entered plea of not guilty.
 The grand jury convened at p m and are in sees on this afternoon. |, is no known how long this body will be in session but have quite a nun Der of cs.es before them for investigation Territ ry vs Williams, charged with issuing . fictitious check, was the first case taken up this morning Harry L PicKett appearing for the defense The following jury was em psnsled to try the case: Thos I Pointer Robert Fourr John Hefiey Thos Norton Tho. Msloney Al Irwin J L Hudson J F Hogan Ed~ Rsgsdsle " W Poindexter John Mohr Jas F Rshling press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

Upon opening of court this morning the sheriff presented the list of tris jurors subpoensed ss follows:
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-18
Temperance Legislation.
Republican Parry Pledges About
enforcement end Enactment OF
DramsfOp ana Liquor Laws.

Republican9 IN The legislature, like
thtIf Democratic brethren. are not to
DC hindered from having their own
'1e"s about measures proposed for
dr~amsh"p and temperance legislation.
They are exercising their right to
vote as they please on such measures.
The Republican administration, how
ever. through governor iIa'1cy him
SCH, has urged Republican legislators
20 carry out, as tar as possible. the
pledge u the party platform relative
TO sech legislation. The platform,
contains the following declaration:
I'VE declase that the two PROPOSE
tons Of controlling in poynnce in
connection With the liquor question
IN the ahc are: That the saloon
ana lqtfr interests .nnst be made to
o. Y the laws OF tie state. whate yer
hose laws may be, and shsf they
mT.t not control the nomination OF
'le' ion n opI public officials.
we believe that the people OF
very 10y AMI equity shopli haze
the right, ss may be provided 10y law
20 t|snit " pserent the sale a in.
~,oxirating liquors therein.
awe pledge the nominees OF ,bs
Republican patty TO . strict enforce.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-18

mcnt Of all laws on the statute boo ks
relating to dramshops, including the
closing Of saloons on Sunday, and
also to the enactment and enforce
ment Of such new laws as experience
may show to be necessary and advis-
able for the further suppression Of the
evils of the liquor t%aafhc."
II will be observed that the party
stands pledged to the enactment OF
such new laws as experience in deal
ing with the liquor traffic may show
to be necessary. The weak points IN
the present dramsbop and local
option laws are to be removed by
legislation-or ought to bc-but the
method Is for the determination Of
the legislature. The party is pledged
10 the enforcement Of these laws, and
If their weakness binders their en-
iorccment it IS party wisdom to pass
such measures as are necessary to
make them effective. There is no
room to dodg: this proposi,ion..-
Press Bureau.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-18
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