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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-24
PROSECUTOR HOPES
TO CLEAN DOCKET
GOES TO DOUGLAS TO PROSE
CUTE CASES AGAINST WRONG
DOORS IN LAWS GRIP.

DOUGLAS Dec. Especial
District Attorney J. S. Williams is
expected to spend tomorrow in Doug
las to clear the docket of a number
of criminal charges which have accu-
INFLATED, and it is believed that it viii
be necessary for the court to sit all
day and hold a night session as we'll
The announcement that he would be
here was confirmed this morning by
word from the district attorney and
it was a signal to the officers to get
busy" and arrange for having all pos
sible witnesses in court tomorrow.
When the district attorney comes
to Douglas. which is not very often,
there always awaits him an accumu-
lation of business. This time there
are nine cases and as he states that
he can not remain longer than until
Friday morning 1t will mean a night
session, even though several cases
viii probably be dismissed because
of the absence of witnesses necessary
for the establishing of a case for the
prosecution
The cases which will be called to-
morrow are those of the Territory vs.
J. s. Underwood, assault with dead
ly weapon; H. P. Page, enticing girl
for immoral purposes; Glen Hurst,
statutory rape; Charles Johnson, as
sauit with deadly weapon; ]. J. Sa-
voy, attempted rape; John Nepote,
Pete Grayette, Louis Nepote, larceny;
lunch Jones. seduction; Jno. Lopozich.
perjury. The last charge grows out
of his charges against the Nepote
brothers and Gravette on their dis
position of goods they claim they
bought from him and which he claims
they wrongfully disposed of.
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SANTA CLAUS
GETSSOME TIPS
Receives Advance Notice Rel
alive 10 What Smelterites
Would Like Have Slipped
Into Socks.

DOUGLAS Dec. Especial
IL ekat merry old soul who is dear
to the hearts of ali good chiD[ren and
is supposed 70 be the csief distribr-
tor OF good thing> and Christmas
cheer at Y.:,,2ISIde rs In doubt as to
wha4 nay be the most acceptable
gifts which he can leave In Douglas
as he Tits cross country In hts mod
ern aeFoplane he might find IL adyis-
able Co take advantage of some of the
hints as to the wants and desires
of some of the prominent ones Of
the city. With the end in view of
helping out the good-hearted one
from the north, whom DIR. Cook fall
ed to and the suggestions follow;
For Mayor Greene, nice enabling
act from congress for the purchase
of the water plant.
City Attorney Lockwood. a speedy
hearing in the Douglas Gas Company
case.
Judge Ben Rice, a calendar that
will stay fun for at least two days
a week.
City Marshal James H. East. some
more collections to make, now that
the tax roll is practically cleaned up.
City Clerk Tom Daley, anything in
the way of race. so long as ii is
political and looks exciting enough TO
make him hustle
Court Clerk and Interpreter Igo.
more time TO look after the many
cares of those who confide in him.
Constable Frank Clark. a talking
machine.
Deputy Sheriff Bob Hilburn, few
hundred acres of Sonora mining land
Ralph Baltzley, a bowling game
with bisbee.
Secretary War;, nice swimming
pool and an addition to the Y NJ c.
A. building.
The Douglas Daily Dispatch, a new
volume OF fairy tales.
Manager Tommy Law, a continu-
ance of the prosperity he brought to
Douglas with him
Daniel A. O'Donovan. the democrat
ic nomination for sheriff at the hands
of the direct primary.
President Armstrong of the Base
ball company. another winning nine.
Sam Elder. the Job of County Road
Superintendent.
Secretary Ed GrindeIl, more men-
bers for his chamber of commerce
and mines.
Manager Milburn Hobson "a new
stock company during the absence OF
the Reed-ArhuclsIe troupe.
Chief Mike Lilies, TO be let alone to
do his duty as he finds it.
Fire Chief Nemick, a nice new fire
alarm box system.
j. V. Van Eaton. pass on half the
railroads he has built into Douglas.
Charles Purdon. a dictionary con.
tanning some new words for use in
expressing HIS opinion Of the grand
jury.
Pitcher Harry Kane, a receiving
end to the horse shoe battery.
These are but a few suggestions
and Santa can have as many more by
calling at the International office
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COPPER QUEEN STORE
OPEN EVENINGS

For the benefit Of Christmas
shoppers the Copper Queen store viii
be open evenings from now until
Christmas.
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TWO YOUNG WOMEN
RUN BIG BUSINESS
PREPARE TO PLANT FIFTY THOU
SAND ACRES OF EUCALYPTUS
TREES.

TUCSON, Ariz.. Dec. 23.-Visiting
in Tucson this week at the Santa
Rita is a handsome young woman,
Miss Helen Kimber. who owns. in
partnership with Miss Howard, vast
tract of land in Mexico that Is now
being surveyed for the purpose of
planting $4,000 acres in eucalyptus.
Miss Kimber is one of the new style
business women" of the well groom
ed, well gowned type. She doesn't
mind talking fashions and swapping
receipts but she kindles with enthHsi-
asm when she speaks of her project
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in THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF cocHlSE, TERRI
TORY OF ARIZONA,
Notiee Of hearlng petitIon.

Notice of hearing petition.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Albert William Grossklaus and
Elizabeth Rose Grossklaus, Minors.
Pursuant to an order Of this court,
made and entered this date, notice is
hereby given that Robert r. Hennes-
sy has filed herein his petition pray
ing that the letters of guardianship
heretofore issued to Albert T. Rose,
in the above entitled matter be re-
yoked, and that letters of guardian
ship Of said minors be issued to him,
the said Robert T. Hennessy; and
that Saturday. the Sth day of January.
1910, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the court
room .of ssqid court at sthe court
house in the city Of Tombstone, Coun-
ty of Cochise. has been appointed the
time and place for hearing said pc
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individual Maasses

There was a great contest in the
roll of honor competition between Nc
Donald and Domanich. The former
for first place on the roll.
BOWED his games In the afternoon
and averaged 212 1-S. His bowling
was very even with 215 high and 21o
low. In the face Of this bowling Joe
Doman;ch was nothing daunted and
rolled the magnificent average OF
202 I-3. There is no disgrace In such
a defeat. Among the other roll of
honor matches rolled Baltzley defend
ed himself against Lehman and Pra-
Their moved War; down a pin on the
board.
O'Donovan was out practicing yes
terday and rolled 234, so 1t may be
seen that high scores are becoming
the general rule to the first team and
to the near first team" bowlers.
81 Paso Tomorrow
A letter from Ell Paso accepts the
challenge for a telegraph match to
be rolled tomorrow night. This will
necessitate the railroad and high
school teams rolling their match to-
night. this being an open date.
Tonight the captains of the teams
In the five-men tournament will hold
a meeting to thresh out the handicap
proposition, some believing that the
regulars do not allow heavy enough
If the captains deem 1t
a change will be made,
though the committee believe they
have allowed fair handicaps and have
done the best possible.
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present there are only a few adobe
houses scattered about the land
When asked II she would live on
the property, Miss Kinber said, "Oh
yes, at least part of the year, after
we get the cattle ranch started. We
win feel so much Interested in cur
place that even the cali of civilization
won't be strong enough to keep us
away. Miss Howard, my partner, and
myself, are going east in a few days,
but we viii not be away for long
Our surveyors are now completing
their work and as soon as they have
finished we will take direct hold"
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in West Mexico. She and her part
ner. Miss Howard, are here for few
weeks from their home in Kansas
City, making arrangements for the
building OF headquarters on their
property. The young women win es-
tablish a very large cattle ranch on
their land and win reside part OF the
year In the west.
The land owned by the young wo-
men extended from Paso Verde to
Sonorte. Mexico, and is in a rich belt
Miss Kimber was seen yesterday
by Citizen reporter and in speaking
OF her project said: I'VE win tegin
as soon as the survey is completed to
plant our eucalyptus trees. OF course,
we viii not get the entire 100000
acres planted at once. We are to
have by the spring comfortable head
quarters built on the property At
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II SANTA CLAUS FINDS COAL

In your cellar he viii know you are
good provider and that's the kind
of people he likes, If you are not
quite sure you have plenty better have
us send you ton or two. Above all
'1gs see that you have plenty for
the kitchen range or else there may
be trouble with the Christmas din
ner. Oak and Juniper chunks.
INDEPENDENT FUEL 6 FEED co.
Telephone 235. ?. o, Box 627.
Office Main ST. Opp. Palace Stables
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AUTO STAGE LINE TO couRTLAN'
Leaves Paiace Stables every mon
Ing 8 q. m. making round trip eaci
day. Phone IN your orders for reses
walton of seats to Palace Stables. Low.
ell No. z: c. Q. Hotel. Bisbee. Pone 70
WIN call any place in city tor passes
gers. Fare $3.50. Bowen 4 Hubbard
proprietors.
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DOUGLAS SMELLS UP
OVER BALL AND GOLF
5RAes ABOUT COMING TEAM OF
BoWLERs AND REvERTs TO
FAM SEASON PASSED.

DOUGLAS Dec. 25-( Especial
Douglas Is becoming the home of
championship teams. It is but few
weeks ago that the champion base
ball team disbanded and now there is
another champion team IN the making.
one which has almost reached the
completion stage. This is me +. Il e
c. A. fiye-men bowling team, and If
these five knights Of the maple and
Hgnum vitae continue improving they
viii soon be invincible, If they have
not already become 30. Another great
record was made by the fl=st five In
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tition. when and where any person I'm
terested may appear and file objec-
tons in writing TO the granting OF
the prayer of said petition.
Dated December 22nd, 1903.
J. e. JAMES, Clerk.
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AS Our
Dissolution Sale

is drawing to a close and this being
the last week before Christmas, you
should realize that you only have a
few days left to take advantage of
this great slaughter sale. Our goods
are reliable.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-24
MEXICAN sERApes.

Mr.. Sarkis Jose Dominguez Of Naco.
Arizona, has received a nice line OF
Mexican Serapes. These serapes make
splendid holiday gifts. Make your Sc
lection early.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-24
ARIZONA

its match last night when an aver
age of 900 2-3 was made, total Of
2729 pins. OF course the Douglas
team won with that score, as they
deserved to do.
The individual score was as fol
lows:
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-01
SUNDAY RACES AT THE
VELODROME AT NIGHT
Manager Chapman Changes Hour to 5 O'clock by Glare of EIec
trio Lights-Root Rides Fast Race Behind Motors. Win.
ming from Hill and Mitten-Kramer Didn't Get in Money.

Fogier took first in the one-miIe pro and
John Bedell won mis- first Of the season in
the pro handicap. riding from the 55-yard
mark. In the motor race Root followed
his pace much better than did Hill or Nit
ten and won by ten yards from Hill. Nit
ten being five laps behind at the finish.
The following is the
One-miie Open, Professionalism by Jo-
seph Fogler. Brooklyn: second, A. j.
Clarke, Australia; third. Willie Fem, Bris-
tol, Conn; fourth, Fred G.. West, San Fran
cisco. Time. Pm. 2 4-5s.
Half-mile Open, Amateur-won by F'erey
Q. Lawrence. San Francisco; second, Je-
rome S~teinert, Roy Wheelmen; third, Jo-
seph Mesigal, Chicago; fourth. Ernest
Jolkns. National Turner's. Time. I'm. As.
Three-mile Open, Amateur-Won by Jake
Magln, National Turner's; second. Percy o.
Lawrence, San Francisco: third, Ernest
Jokus. National Turner's; fourth, Martin
Kessler. New York Time, 6m. ass.
One-mile Handicap, Professionalism by
john Bedell, Newark, IS yards; second,
Norman M. Anderson, Denmark, s. yards:
third, Al. Halstead. Sacramento, Cal, I25
yard. fourth, Tommy Smith. Newark, no
yards; fifth. Peter Drobach. Boston, 30
yards.
Ten-mile Motor Paced Race. Professional
Won by Eddie F. Root, Boston; second.
Fred Hill, Boston: third. W. L. Mitten,
Davenport, Ia. Time. Ism. 8 Pos.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-01
SUPREME COURT
Of BASEBALL MEN
MAKES NEW RULES
League Managers Must Respect
Semi=pro Contracts-New
Draft Law.

CINCINNATI. o., July 1.-The Ma
tional Baseball Commission last night
gave out a new rule called forth by the
unjust acts of semi-professional players
who are under contract with clubs Of
the semi-professional leagues of Chi
cago, in signing contracts with national
agreement clubs and violating con-
tracts with the semi-professional clubs.
The rule follows:
Rule O-Whenever a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
player signs 4 contract with a semi-prof IS
sional team, said contract is to be respect
ed the same as If 1t had been entered into
by the player with a national agreement
club, and under no conditions will any ma
tional agreement club be permitted to sign
such players to any other contracts until
after the expiration of the players con.
tract with the semi-professional team,
provided, however. that any national
agreement eluL owner can enter into an
agreement Tor the purchase or release OF
such players, either for the year or which
said player Is under coltfaet with such
semi-professional team or, for future use,
with the club owner of the semi-profes-
contract. but In all1cases the consent pi
the player must be obtained before suef
ali agreement can be entered into
Rule 20. relative to national agreement
players and club formerly provided fha
! options on minor league players could b.
exercised by major league clubs On Angus
-, alta that pliy erS must report three day.
later. An amendment to this rule is alis,
promulgated. Tho new plovlslon IS to tn
effect that the National Baseball Commits
sion may, If it so desire. grant the mino
league club the players services for tn
remainder of the season.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-01

At last nights race meet at the
Velodrome it was announced that the
races scheduled for next Sunday would
start at s O'Clock at night. The an
nouncer had his troubles telling the
crowd about it, too. He first said: The
races to be held Sunday night at S
o'clock will be held at s." then, getting
the laugh, he said: mo; the races next
Sunday. which VIII be at 5, will not be
held till S." However, he finally got
away with it, amid the cheers of the
crowd. About the only feature of last
nights races. beside the sterling ride
put up by Eddie Root in the ten-mile
motor-paced race, which he won from
Fred Hill and Worth Mitten, was the
fact that Kramer didn't take any
money away with him. He was un-
lucky enough to get a puncture in the
one-mile pro and was shut out OF the
handicap by the liberal markings given
out by Handicapped Kelsey.
Percy Lawrence won the half-mile open
amateur and was second In the three mile,
in both races making a grand race. Joe
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-01

consin, second, and Columbia, third.
Unless Syracuse springs a great sur
prise, that crew seems to be UP in the
air. They are a fine lot Of men and
strong rowers for a mile or SO, but the
grueliing distance of four miles seens
too much for them. They have col
lapsed several times trying to make
the distance in practise.
Ellis Wards Pennsylvania crew does
not seem to have much class at all this
year. If II finishes IN time, according to
the present dope. they will have done fine
work.
The Pennsylvania freedmen at this writ
ing seem to have Il clear course in their
race, although the Syracuse crow trimmed
the varsity Numerically several times,
and may be something great. Either the
freshmen crew is phenomenal or the var
slty crew Is bad. The latter seems to be
the case.
The our-oar~crew OF Syracuse Is going
mighty nicely, and they IRE the favorites
for this race.
The races at Poughkeopsse tomorrow
start as follows: Varsity tours at 8 D. IN.
freshman elghts at 3:45 p. M. and varsity
Fights at . p. m. Special attention will be
paid this year to coachinE from the college
launches. of which there was some ccm-
plant last year.
sec where the New York papers are
putting up an entirely original and
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-01

SEALED will be received by the
Committees of the Board OF Chosen Freehold
ers of Essex County for the following work:
Laying l $50 feet OF 24-inch stoneware pipe on
Springfield avenue, lryington,
Extending stone arch bridge on Central ave-
hue, Caldwell
Extending Baker street bridge over the Rah-
way River, South Orange
Building concrete cuIvert on Valley street.
South Orange.
Bids to be submitted to the committees on
Thursday, July Sth, at 2 p. m. at Room 3i2.
Court House, Newark. N. j., and at no other
time or place.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
above Office.
Each bid TO be accompanied by a certified
check for Ave per cent Of the amount of the
bid, or an approved surety bond for ten per
cent. OF the amount Of the bid, TO ensure the
execution of the necessary contract. and is TO
be Endorsed on the outside with the name OF
the bidder aad the work he proposes to do.
The committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
JAMES OWEN,
County Engineer.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-01
ENTRY LIST FOR JUNIOR
A.. A. u. CHAMPIONSHIP BIG

Every club in the Metropolitan Associa-
ton has entered its full team III the
metropolitan junior championships which
are to be held at Travers Island. the
New York Athletic Club summer home at
day. July 10.
The Pastime Athletic Club. tho Mohawk
Athletic Club. Xavier. mott Haven. Acorn.
Northwestern. Mercury and other of the
organization of smaller membership have
been steadily coming to the front. and
judging from the early handicap meets of
the present season bid fair to make a
great showing at the coming Junior"
Entries are pouring in rapidly at the
present time. Entry blanks have bear
widely circulated among the clubs and
Judging by some of the elass of entries
the Junior talent of l!aa will he marvellous.
Entries close with the championship
committee care of H. O~bertubbesing,
chairman, postoffiee box GIL. New York
cit>..
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-01
EASTERN Il AGuE
49,. DROPS


Even though Rochester, by its defeat of
Buffalo, put the Tigers in second place
they would rather have seen the Bisons
WIN out and reduce that lead the Hustiers
have accumulated. Both teams played
good ball, but Cancels men batteu Vo-
~inkle and Malarkey hard n won out,
81.
Jack Cronin had one of his good days
yesterday and gave the down-trodden
Shelters but three hits. beating them
easily, 3-2. Roth of the Insects runs We're
more or less the result of errors on the
part of the Grays' infed. Cheer up, Jer-
sey, the worst is yet to come.
Red" Waller is having a hard time to
get started in the Eastern League, but
will probably get a good start now that
the hot weather has come to stay.
Montreal easily beat Toronto again yes
It rday. IL. The two teams
have played thirteen games so far this
season and the Royals have won eleven
heavy batter of the day. getting two
singles and a triple out of four lines up.
Now, II Montreal can keep up the gait
against Rochester. how beautiful these
simmer days will be.
Yeager is out of the game for Mon
treai and young Celvin. who is subbing
for him is doing some great work.
wohbles and Is playing a great game at
short for Toronto.
Haven't noticed Jack Ryan or George
Mcconnell in the Skeeter batting order
yet. have YOU?
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-01

NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS
Sealed proposals will be received by the Cons
mittee on Roads and Assessments of the Board
OF Chosen Freeholders OF Essex County, New
Jersey, for grading and paving with bituminous
telford pavement River road. in the town OF
Nutley, extending from the Belevile town line
to the Passaic county line.
The proposals are to be submitted TO the COM
mittee on Thursday, July Sth, 1909, at 2 p m.
at the rooms of the committee. No. S2 Court
House. Newark. N j., and at no other time or
place. Plans and specifications may be seen
at above Office Each. proposal 10 be accom-
panied with a certified check for 5 per cent.
of the amount OF bid. OF an approved surety
bond for s., 060 TO insure the execution OF the
necessary contract, and is to be Endorsed on
the outside with the name of the bidder and
the work he proposes TO do.
The committee reserves the right TO reject
WALLACE OUGHLETREE.
Director.
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defeat OF Bultalo BY Rochester. Went into
second place, without an effort. They
nave only got that place by the smallest
OF margins, however, and ii behooyes the
Tigers not to take any chances Of drop
n by winning the first game with the
lowly "Skeets."
What the locals didn't 10 at Asbury PARK
Yesterday wasn't worth doing. and they
returned here at noon. sun burned and
thoroughly rested for the coming arduous
campaign. AMI 1t will be afdnous, too.
for after the series with Jersey city. which
VIII end next Wednesday. the Woivertons
will go away for just twenty-three DAYS.
on q "trip that will embrace every city on
Lcme again on the LIST, Of August. on
the nrst trip away they OILY won one game
"a each city. but the team wasn't going
then, and thereIl be a different tale to tell
the Tigers duplicated the feat of the 1858
bunch, when the latter cleaned up some
tnlns IKE fifteen ont Of seventeen while on
the roaa. Perhaps, that wouldn't make
one Rochester aggregation sick?
II - probable that either Mueller or
Pafains Will be sent against the %Stingarees
THIS afternoon, and, as 1t Is not likely
on their neighbor,, they'll &c, away
to a glorious start. Tomorrow and
be paid by the Tigers, hut Sum
Jersey City, wac tran sferred. because Of
the recent activities Of the Anti-N oisers ia
that burg, will be played here and will
Undoubtedly attract a large crowd, as the
Newark rooter wants to get rs m'eh base
ball as passible hcfore the team goes away
for almost q month. - :.
On account Of the transferring of the san
day game from Jersey City to Newark, II
has heen decided to play Saturday In Jer-
sey City instead OF here as regularly
scheduled. This will even matters up n,
that four games Of the eight to be played
will he contested in each town. So, for
the information of Newark fans, the game
urday ut Jersey City. Sunday here and the
morning game on Monday in Jersey CITY,
the afternoon contest being played in
Newark.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-01
SIX-CLUb WEST
HUDSON LEAGUE
IS NOW FORMED

The new West Hudson League was
launched at a special meeting held at
the home of L. S. Allan. Permanent
officers were elected for the league, as
follows; ]. { Beveridge. president,
l.. S. Allan, treasurer. and W.
Armitage, secretary. The new
league will be composed of six West
Hudson teams. The teams tina have
entered are the Duke A. A., the Maple
A. A, Knox A. c.. West End A. c.,
Seminole A. c. and Sterling A. C.
The officers will meet next Tuesday
night to strange a schedule. The
financial backing. according to the off,
GERS, will be good, and the league Of
fcials are sure that they will be sue
cesssful.