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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-20

Sergeant Thomas F. Connell. of police
headquarters, who has been confined in
st. Michael's Hospital for the past two
monthsg returned yesterday to his home
at "a Newton street. He will not re-
sumo his duties at police headquarters
until late in the summer.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-20
Personals

MI. and Mrs. f, D. stoutenburgh and
family left today for their summer
home at Allephurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Donnelly,
who returned this week from their
wedding trip in Washington and At
lantic City, have taken up their resi-
dence at 222 Lafayette street.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-20

Elmer Freeland, clerk at the First
Criminal Court, has returned from a
visit in Trenton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
PortoIa Festival
 at San Francisco

Beginning Tuesday, October I9, and continuing for five q ys, San Fran cisco will celebrate with the Portols Festival the rebuilding of the city and will commemorate the discovery in l769 of the Bay o' San Francisco by Don Gsspar de Port"ls, first Spanish Governor of California
 The celebration will be more than A local one, embracing California and the entire west As the blow to San Francisco in 1906 was keenly felt throughou. the west, co its recovery will be acclaimed and the entire west will j,iu in the celebration.
 All is in readiness for the big fe-ti. val which will be tinged with the romance and poetry of the old Spanish festss. The details of the program for fire days of music mad reyelry have been completed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Cabinet Officials
 Coming to Tombstone

Ii present plans do not fail it is not unlikely that Postmaster General Hitchcock and Secretary Bal finger will visit Tombstone next week, wh.n Delegate Ralph Cameron and Chair man Hoval A. Smith will also be with us
 The distinguished party after sc- companying President raft through Arizona, will return from Fl Psso to look over some of the Arizona irriga- ton projects, and will stop at Doug las, Bisbee and Tombstone on their western tour.
 The exact dates have not as yet heen fixed but the party will be in Cochi-e county about the 10th inst. Chsirm-n Gardner of the Republican Central Committee states the party will come here via automobile from CourtlsDd and may not be in Tom5- stone over two hours. since they are anxious to continue on their journey, be,ns pressed for time. As soon s- more definite de ails are known, steps will be taken toextend a reception |" the party on the occasion Of their visit to the only Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Star of Bethlehem
 Visible After I2 O'clock

The Star of Bethlehem, visible only once in every 300 year.. may be seen by Tombstoneites every night now from shortly after midnight til morn ing. The clear skies of Arizona nights make .his- one o. the best vantage points from which to vieS the star, and those who set their alarm clocks for one o'clock n the morning have the best opp ,rtunity for seeing the unique star, wh oh appears IT the eastern heavens.
 l. is held by some sstroiogers that that there Is no star in the Armament like the Star of Bethlehem, because Of its variety of color It IS yellow on the left side. ss observed from the earth, white on the right -ide and blue in the center. I, is not definite fact that this star is the blazing sign that brought the Msgi ont of the east Co Bethlehem, but the star has been SO named. and She Bibaiicaiiy inclined may compare the records of the Good Book and the sp esrance Of the star these nights, it they can forego sleep long enough O do A litrle work ID star gazrng. One thing is certain, the stal will give the present generation and generation. to follow. for five hundred years, only thIs one chance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Judge Rents s Decision
 on Local Option

Deciding me ui the mos vital questions that has yet arisen m the tight between the Anti loon league and She Royal Arch, Judge Ed ard Kent in the district court at PhneD'x Saturday held that the law passed by the last eg,slature segregating incor porated cities from the rect of the county in local option elections, Is valid and constitutional. d that the Tempe precinct, in which local op- ton election is to toe held sh rtly, must be divided into two y"ting di'- trirts, one he,ng that lying inside the incorporated city aLd the other ths' outs de.
 Through the writ of mar mus, re gently asked for by A A Gibson Of Tempe to compel the Marie Ips county supervisors to segrepste after they h' d refused to do so, the decision was handed down Sstu dsymorning Judge Alnsworth represented the h"ysl arch and District Attorney Bullard appeared for the supervisors.
 The decision in this case will, 1t is rnderstood, hasten action nf the Anti Saloon petitioners m Cochise county The petition which in the hands of Attorney Gibson, was not presented to the Supervisors al tbe recent meet ing pending a decision of the Mari. cops contest. The petition will prob. ably be presented at the November ses- sion and call for an election pressed. Attorney Gibson VI as out of the city today and nothing could be learned as to the plans uf the "drys" in this county
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Freak Egg Has
 Face of Clock

One of the most freakish things ID tine way of hen fruit ever discovered in this city was brought into the office of the Silver Belt yesterday. in the shape ol an egg. bearing slmos: the correct representation of clock face moulded in the shell.
 The egg is natural in other respects, but on one side is circular depres sion, around which are ranged twelve groups of lines. accurately spaced and arranged as are the figures on a clock dial.
 The most singular thing about the egg is that the fret four sets Of lines beginning where the figure is placed on a clock, contain one, two, three and four lines, respectively. In other of the groups Of lines. 6 sembIance oi other correct figures can be seen.
 It has been reported that if the egg laid face upssrd in close proximity with s pointer, 1t will rotste auto msticsily and m rk the correct time As the Silver Belt staff was unab.e to secure a pointer yesterday this re port could not be confirmed. The egg belongs to W Msllony.- Silver Belt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Col. Epes Randolph
 Is Interviewed

A representative of the Douglas In ternstionsl encountered Col Epes Randolph ln the Santa Rita hotel in Tucson last week and ct once sounded this gentleman for information con- cerring tte coming of the Southern Pacific railroai to that city.
 "We are at present building the liae to Nsco," said Col Randolph. After that line Is completed we will probably he ready to take up other work. Oi course our l'De will eventually reach Douglas, but just when will be mat ter for future consideration"
 How ever. there is feeling among railroad men that when tbe Naco line is completed that the line to Douglas gill be constructed before the Grant brothers, grading outfit is moved away from this section
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Locate Coal Lands in
 Apache County

To he Phnenix land office sixteen res deut. of Pr scott filed Location nntires for 2j6O acres of -coa hearing lar d. in Apache cnunty in the White mounta ns. each of them taking 50 req.
 Under the [ tied States and laws he location made WI mean rev enue to the land office Of s25, ,60', Fur coal land entries such as ~ere made m this case the United States requires the payment within one year of fee of 0 per acre.
 len days ago the party of sixteen left PrescOst and going to Wins 'nw secured hoI-es. For lOO miles they rode over prairie ani through moud- tsins unt they reached a part of Arizona litle fr qnented.
 fter looking the ground over, each selected a claim "f lf0 acres, and when they had finished their To ations prac- tically al. ot the richest undeveloped coal fs Ids in the west had been cov- cred.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
From Mondays Daily.

BORN At Fairbsnk. O.t. II. 1909 to the Nie of Robt. R-ei, daughter
 Mrs. F. Go dman. the capable post mistress oi St David. was copnty seat visitor today
 Pres dent E B Gage of tn. T. c. NJ. Co.,. left yesterday fur Los Apgeh s on stay of seve al weeks.
 P. B. Wsrnekros was an outgoing passenger th $ nor ing for Tues, n on brief bu-iness visit.
 Attorney o Gihsnn went to Doug. AS today on professional business.
 B Myers. the merchant prince of Benson was in Tombstone today on & bret business trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
DefauIter Surrenders
 to Denver Police

A Denver dispatch says: Declaring he would rather go to jail than be alone with his conscien.e, Robert E Waller, former county school super. intendent oi Tecumseh, Okis, surren- dered to the police.
 He was S40' short in his accounts and deserring his wife and six chiid- ren, eloped with a pretty school teacher.
 He taught in Colorado and was at one time superintendent of schools at Yuma, Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Eye Disease Among
 Children in Phoenix

Phoenix is aroused and taking ac ton to prevent the spread of a terrible eye disease in the city schools. The disease, which is knoan to be con- tseious, brought cut the statement from Super ntendent D Loper that there are seventy we'll defnei cases of trachoms in the city schools.
 Trschoma i. supposed to have started a the Indian school, where it became so prevalent at one time ss to attract the attention of the government It has now spread all over the city, the children of white parents as well as Indian and Mexicans being infected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Mabel Copper Co.,.
 to Commence Work

Preparations are now being made 70 begin work on the Mabel Copper company group in the Dragoon mountains. General Manager G. W. Swain states that machinery is ex. pected shortly to begin operations, and thus another valuable group Tn the D agoons will shortly be develop I'd. A compressor and 60-horse ower engine are to be installed, sni the development work planned include.
 he driving f 6 lJ00 foot tunnel at an advantageous point of tfe company property, which will cut several large ore veins outc-opping on the sur- tace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Sheriff Whites Auto
 for Quick Service

Sheriff Jack White has biossomed forth with brand new Studehaker automobile. and will henceiorth pur- sue the outlaws in his speedy benzine buggy and when overtsken give his prisoner A de tO the county jsil on one Of the cush'cred seats. The touring car is six cylinder B horse power and is much sdmiIed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Freight Rates Will Be
 Reduced January 1

AN Brown, general freight and passenger agent of the E P & : w, -sys that freight rates on the F. P X $ " from Fl PasU to all points west would be revised downward and the lower ones will take effect on or about January | The contemplated re- duct'ous which are in course of com pilation will give shippers and mer- chants on the P E : w reduction of proximately 20 to ? per cent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Francisco Marquez
 Will Be Hanged

At Yuma Saturt, " Francisco Mar quez, slayer of B Hedges, was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to be hanged. The jury which rendered the verdict was ia consultation but forty minutes. The murderer will, accordingly, be hung at the new penitentiary at Florence at the date set later by Judge J II Campbell.
 The crime for which MsrqupE will he exe.u ed was committed June I3 and attracted widespread interest on account of the local prominence of the vIcti n, the inezcusableness of the crime aid q weeks search for the murderer by numerous pusses from Yuma in the thickets of the Gils river bottoms to which he fed for refuge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17

Sixteen Of the leading merchants Of Phoenix Saturday celebrated their first "Dollar Bargain Day." when they all ffer-d exceptional values for one d1I- lar. These concerted bargain days are to be made e permanent feature of merchandising in the Capital City.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
Territorial Governors
 Make Annual Report

A Washington, D c, dispatch says: The reports of the governors of Ari z,na and New MexIco have been re. ceived by the Secretary of the Inter- ior and have been sent to the printer Nothing will be made public until the secretary returns from the west '. From what can be learned, Governor $ oan makes a strong plea for ssate- hood
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
From Tuesdays Daily.

nix on a business v.-it and will attend the Taft reception at the capitol to morrow.
 Judge Oven Murphy IS Tomb stone visitor [ day from Lowell and ] shtk ng hands with his many friends at the county seat.
 NJ D Sc ibner and wife returned last evening iron. San Francisco, where they were on two weeks | visit
 Postmaster Harry F locke came over from Courtlsnd today on a br'ef | business visit He was enroute to PhoenIx.
 Mrs II E Rerner and children left Sunday for an extended v,slt to ! relatives in New Orleans.
 The secnnd annual meeting of the Entre Nous Club was held at the home Of Mss Benedict on Monday evening Seven new members ~ere unanimously voted intn tae club and plans were cons dered for several sf- fairs during the wlrter.
 The Odd Fellows meet this eve- ming
 Fred Richmond, the Tue. ,n bottle man, Is a Tombstone visitor tod ,y on bIsiness.
 Joe F oemel, tine we'lknown Tue son piano tuner, is visitor in the city from the old pueblo for several days.
 Mrs. " F S.snnton. accomps nied by her daughter, returned yesterday from an extended visit to Caliiornia points.
 Dr Bishop hs' brought his theater outfit back from Courtland and stored 1t in Tombstone as they have rented the thes'er in Courtland for commer- cisl purposes.
 Jack White, the "big sheriff" with Deputy Ray Swain as "shofer," went to C"urtland on legal business i,s. evening. Tn had as their guest on the trip over Oistrics Attorney John 5 Williams. who also had official bus mess in the "future great.
 Assistant District Attorney Ed Fl nnigan is in the city today on bus ness connected with his office.
 Friday always was my Jonah day" will ii, the ct-e Of the qnail this com ing Friday AS about all the nimr, ds il the village are cleaning up thsi bowling" pieces fnr that date, whrcl besides being pay day at the c NJ" .lso the first open date on qusii shoot ing.
 Tucson has two street commi- 'ioners. Both, It |. said, exp"ct r. draw the -,reet commissioners salary from the city when thei: month i. up Fullmer has engaged attorneys and will fight the matter, Just what proceedings will be taken, Ii any, has not yet been announced, but that the city is up against" q legal batae seems certain and i'm m neut.
 A telephone message from Douglas today stated that some of the bidders who recently submitted plans and specifications for the building Of the hospital on the poor farm grounds were taking steps to enioin the board of supervisors from entering into a contra;t with Olson & Co of sbee, who were the successful bidders fur the erection Of the building It is under -tood that they will attack the valid Ity of the call for bids az Sas pub lrshed by the hoard of superEisors, claiming that it was not in conform ,ty to Title D Of the Revised Ststute- f f9Jl, paragraph 5560, wh oh pro tides that amount of premium to t- raid architect must be stated. 1hi- lid not appear in the official call for de.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17

Cra le L. S:I in, weIIs nOwn II Phoenix. diei in [. Lou's October l, from ronvulsion-, fol ow ng A conges- tIv- chill. He had been I'll for about .x weeks and came to ranch near Phoenix 4 month ago, hoping to re cover hIs health leaving his family at their cottage at Rye ranch, New Ham shire. The trip to Arizona being 0: no benefit. he return ed to St. Louis and was suddenly stricken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17

Tucson city council has reduced the life of the lighting contract for the city from five to four years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17
in D rglss

in D uglss . ..
 DEEDS. Warren compsny to NJ l. Perry; lots in War ren 3SO NJ Six ender and F. F Rsdovich to Jake ker- ner; lots in Douglas l25 .. H " Moore ct ux to JW Fur; lots in Douglas 450 ..
 Q. c. DEED L Nj Brown ct ux 10 F. P White; land iD Tombstone .... l75 ..
 sATIsFACrIoS M RTGAGEs Ba"k of Bisbee to Wm Ed- ards; on lot in DieOee Robert Knesle to Wm Edwards; on lots in Blsoee. e..........--. Cornelius Harvey to Wal. ter NJ Foster; on lots in Douglas. ss..... State Mutual B & L As sociation to John Igo; on lot in Douglas. W II Brophy tn W P Howle; on lots in Bis Btt -
 AFFIDAVIT Charles Stanford certi- fies that he xss single at time of deedlng lots in Douglas to Tip Stan ford. .............
 DISTRICT COURT Suit filed. Solomon-Wickersham Co ,s E R and J NJ Hooker. Debt in sum of sl35s 70 and costs,
 q. C. DEEDS. Alens Boatner to Jas Bostner; lot in Douglas 300
 DEEDS Mrs Sophia Walker to Fred Clark; land in sec 10. ............ 633 H w Etz ct ux to Fred c ark; lot in Benson. 10 U $ to $ F Negui Q, land Tn sec l2 .... - J s Lilly to Arizona Met sls Co; claims in Tevis uistrict ..-.... Rensldo frsjo ct ux to Gabriel Colunga; lot m Douglas as. 10 Q. E P Grindell to w NJ and L B Flippen; lets in Douglas. s...... 10 ..
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Fred Setter and G H Nesle 10 G,nk of Bic bee; law books, etc. $50 .. Frank Hein to Standard Furniture Go; fulri- NdiO JA ~ Paul Hyde to Standard Furniture Co; furni- Iure ...-...-.. 70 0o o P Lane to Standard Furniture Co; furni- ture ...-.....-.. % lU G W Morton to Stand ard Furniture Co; fur nIture. ....-......... 50 5J Dispatch Pub Go to American Typs Co; printers supplies, etc 300 v
 MORTGAGES Chss PoltI ct ux to Wm Deckeraw; lots in Bic. bee EXPERIMENTATION. 2000 ..
 BILL OF SALE R M Axford to Gref ne Cattle Co; improve ments on old Packard rsLch ............ 1000 ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17

TOMBSTONE EPITAPH PUBLisaED EVERY SUNDAY. RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF. NOTICE OF ISThSTIoN TO SELL Aaron Aronwsld to Wolf Aronws d. stock of goods in Douglas; amount t.........,-- lol9 70
 BILL OF SALE. Davis McDonsli to N c Howard; interest in stock k............ 10
 LEASE Nicholas Mobile ct al to Mrs Margaret Me- Ksnna second floor rooning house, Bisbee; term l year st sI25 per month. h......
 LIEN Bs 'sett Lumber Co vs Mrs Ella Knight: on lots in Douglas. .
 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE NJ E Kinchsla. admipis- trstor. to Minnie B., R C and M Thompson; executed by Houle Hanniman Gold Min Co, on mining claim, also shares of stock in above company. ... AsTIcLEs OF IScoRPoRATIoS Pswnee Mining, Milling & Smelling Go; place of business, Douglas. Incorporators, H w Clair, J A Combs and Henry Tinker; capital $I ,0OO, 900. ... California X Paradise Min Co; place of business. Bisbee Incorporator. w Richards. w F. Stoner and R O Owen, Nj H Hardy and W J White; capital .... 5000
 DEEDS. H A Morgan ct ux to J NJ Angel; land in sec ol E H Schmidt ct ux to Vim L Fisher; lots in DisDSc AV CR Scott to Dora Scott; lots n Douglas. .. " s houliston ct ux to w NJ Foster; lots in Douglas 25VO The l L & Co to c H Jahr; lots m Douglas 600 .. c H Jahr ct ux to John Igo; lots ID Douglas. 50 The L k Co to Burrel Q Musgrsve; lsnd in Douglas -.. ID Cornelius Harvey, single, to Walter M Foster; lots in Douglas. .... 900
 PATENT U s to Matilda Cobbe; mining clam in War ren district....
 MORTGAGES Walter NJ Foster ct ux to F L Williams prop. erty ..... lVvo .. B Q Musgrave, single to EA Won rnim; and in Douglas. . 3cO .. John Iso ct ux to State Mutual B < L associs. tion; lots in Douglas leOG - G Madrid ct ux to Will COX Bank & Trust Co; lot in Wilcox. 65 Nj L Perry to Cocbise B & L association lot in Warren ......... I75D ..
 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT Bai'-Heineam Co vs D Norwood; property at
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-17

AFFIDAVIT Charles Stanford certi- fies that he ~ss single at time of deed'ng lots in Douglas to Tip Stan ford "
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
TO EXAMINE CURB BROKER.
Court to Decide His Physical Fitness
to Defend Mining Suit.

Justice Dowling. the application OF
Edward L. Patterson. referee in a suit
brought by P. II. Moore against J. Thomas
Reinhardt. a curb broker. ordered yester
day the physical examination of the de-
fendant.
Moore. who is suing for a share of alleged
profits. amounting TO s3500oo, from the Mic
mac Gold Mining Company. obtained an
order to examine Reinhardt before trial
The latter was TO appear for examination
on December %. Instead, he sent an affi-
davit by DR.. l. F. Bischoff. who said that
Reinhardt had been under his care since
November "a. and that he was suffering
from the grip. He said his patient had
been in bed until December 13. when he
permitted Reinhardt to go to his Office to
attend TO necessary business. Then, the
physician says. Reinhardt suffered at
tack of neurasthena. and that he ordered
him TO go out of the city for two months.
Counsel for Moore alleged that Reinhardt
was not sick and had been at his office
every day. whereupon Justice Bowling or
dered the physical examination of the curb
broker by a physician TO be appointed by
the court.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
BRYCE TO TEACHERS
ambassador Says 1t Rests srith
Them to Form Good Citizens.

Upon the teachers Of this country Is
largely dependent the responsibility OF edu-
eating not only native cut foreign born
children to become good Americans. ac-
cording to Ambassador James Bryce. VINO
spoke TO the New York state Teachers
Association yesterday afternoon
And by good Americans I do not mean
necessarily those who merely wave the das
and shout hurrahr but those who have
within them zeal and patriotism and the
desire for good citizenship" said the am
bassador.
Mr. Bryce commented on one Of the great
American problems. the great increase in
immigration. and dWelt more particularly
on the Polish. Armenian. Greek Russian
and like peoples who come here in the
belief" ne said. that this IS free Coun-
try where they can enjoy liberty BY fifteen
years OF age the children are determined 70
become Americans. and upon YOU develvss
principally the task Of developing the char
acteristics Of citizenship-the true greatness
of the country
Perhaps one of the most interesting and
important parts of mis- rather informal talk
was that which he devoted to the present.
marked tendency TO favor scientific rather
than literary schooling lie pleaded for
balance between the two 1T may be that
perhaps We are going too far and leaving
the humanistie studies-and language is the
expression Cf thought. We should always
remember he said
on both sides Of the water more subjects
were now taught in the schools than for
merIy sometimes too many. Mr. Bryce
said He was applauded when he said that
it was more difficult TO give thorough in
struction with modicUm OF each study
an il was with selected few
He also strongly advised encouraging the
particular pupils that show marked inter
est in their work II do not mean bE this
To neglect the many" he said but the
man OF woman of superior inrelliEen al
ways wins and it js with the child De-
velOp through personal sympathy the rev
responsive pupils and they will exert lnfti-
ative and be thus taught 10 teach them
selves.
In conclusion the British Ambassador eS-
pressed his admiration OF Tive public school
system of this country. which. ne said Vas
doing as much any other influence 70
develop proper and right citizenship