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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
Gould Separation Trial Another Link in Chain of
 Matrimonial InfelicitieS

NEW YORK, June S.-Was ther sn inherited curse in the millions lief by Jay Gould, 1.-the wizard of Wa ;streeti" It would seem SO from tn amount of notoriety and domestic trou ble in which most of his children havC shared since his death.
 year ago this month the family skeleton was rattling it's grisly bone, in French divorce court, where the Countess do Castellane, formerly Anna Gould, was suing for separation from her titled husband.
 About the time that the courts re. leased the Countess de Castellane from her husband for good and all-lcaving her free to marry the notorious Prince Helie de Sagan few months later the family infelicitieJ of the Frank Goulds were being aired in the New York press As in the case of the youngest daughter, Anna, the troubles or the youngest son, Frank, culm mated In divorce. The decree was granted bis wife, who was Miss Helen Kelly, two weeks ago.
 And now, when the ink has scarcely had time to dry on the papers in the Frank Gould case, comes the separation suit brought by Mrs. Katherine Clem- ons Gould against Howard Gould, and the latter countersuit for divorce. The case was called for hearing today be- fore Justice Gerard in Part 8, Special Term, and it is expected the trial will take place without further delay. It VIII not be a jury trial. Most of the testimony will be offered in-the form of depositions taken by both sides.
 The matrimonial troubles of Mir. and Mrs. Howard Gould have furnished staple of gossip for several years. The couple have not been living together snce they returned from Europe late Tn the summer of 1906. It was not un. ul nearly a year later, however, that Nrs. Gould brought suit against her husband for limited divorce. Deseition, nonsupport and cruelty were some of no charges brought by Mrs. Gould.
 In answer to the application of his .ie for a separation Howard Goul aied paper covering twenty-eight YpeWritten pages, in which he set ,of'h many alleged shortcomings of 'Nfs' Gould, among them intoxication ana misbehavior at various times and pSees' and naming William F. Cody louhalo BilD as one whose relations n'n Mrs. Gould were illegal, and also puS'm Farnum, the actor, as a person "un whom Mrs. Gould was infatuated, slo who, according to the affidavit, ~et Mrs Gould in many cities.
 .; Aueged evidence by private detec- "'eS ave. IS expected to form the bulk of ~ef since their frt difference arose
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

ever since their frs difference aros
 both the husband and wife have bee,
 under the almost constant surveillanc
 of focks of private sleuths. In fac
 1t has been long custom of the Gould
 to engage the service of private detec
 tives. This custom has been followed ever since George Gould was bothered by the notorious Zella Nicholas.
 The welded bliss of the Howard Goulds was of but few years dura ton. After an eventful courtship, they were married quietly, almost secretly at the Holland House in this city, in January, 1898. Mrs. Gould was Kath- erine ClemmOns, native of Californ' a. She was an actress of some fame. hay ing starred in the west. For a brief period she was at the head of com pany in New York.
 At the time of the marriage it was an open secret that, notwithstanding the fact that Georgs Gould himself was happily welded to former actress, Miss Edith Kingdom, he, as we'll as the eldest sister, Miss Helen Gould, looked with anything but favoring eyes upon Howard Gould's attentions to Miss Clemmons. Almost from the day that Howard Gould first met the actress, shortly after her appearance on the stage of the Fifth Avenue theater, the Gould family expressed disapproval.
 Jay Gould s will stipulated that none of his children should marry without the consent and approval of the others. A forfeiture of half the child share in the estate was to be the penalty for marriage without this approval.
 The ghost of Jay Gould in the form of this advisory committee named in his will promptly put in it's appearance when the marriage of Howard Gould and Katherine Clemons was preached. The protest of George and Helen Gould carried with it the threat to divert about $5,000,000 of Howard 8 patri- mony, according to the provisions of the will Howard Gould is said to have been quite willing to let the $5,000,000 go and keep Miss Clemons. At any rate he defed the family protest and married the actress from whom he is now seeking divorce. The advisory committee relented, as it also did in the case of the present Princess de Sa- gan, and let Howard keep all his inheri- tance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

Harry West, Phoenix bartender, has been arrested for selling bottle of whiskey to l9-year-old boy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
OFFICIALS JUSTIFIED . FUR D|sCHARC|NG
 POLICEMAN
GUARDIAN OF LAW GETS HIS FOR TOO WILLINGLY USING HIS
 CLUB ON AUTOIST

SAN ANTONIO, June 8.-s. w. Ben nett, prominent attorney and brother in-law of E. F. Yoakum, president of the Rock Island Frisco lines; s. L. Rus sell, lawyer; and c. s. Creeson, assis tant United States district attorney were held to have been justified, wher arraigned in police court today, in con nection with the disarming of Eugene Wahrmund, policeman at the railroad depot last night.
 According to the statement made in court, MT. Bennett and a party of friends had gone to the depot with Miss\ Bessie Yoakum, who was leaving to join her father in New York. Bsn. nett was ordered to move his automo bile. His inability to do so resulted in an altercation with the policeman. In the melee, it is sad, the officers club was brought into play. He was finally disarmed. Wahrmund resigned today
 Tonight is the night that the Majestic will open.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

A. H. Reynolds of Courtland and E.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

The Harrington & Libardon group of claims in the Bradshaw mountains have been sold to the Lewisohns for $70,- 900. The mines have been extensively developed and will be further exploited by the new owners at once.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
Arizona News
 and Comment

The first watermelons of the season appeared on the Yuma markets Satur. day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
THIS DATE IN HISTORY-JUNE 9

l75s-The English effected a landing at Iouisbourg. lS35-Fve Spanish pirates hanged n lS36The
 at Micanopy Florida lS5l-San Francisco vigilance committee "a omed lS62edera
 General Jackson battle of Republic. lS6SSnae
 Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Alabama Florida lS70Chares Dickens lS9l-Brtish parliament passed the Boring sea 1S99A lsO2-House of representatives passed anttanarchy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

Ben Heney, mayor of Tucson, has an- nounced that he will take up the matter of lighting the streets of the city by gas, being displeased with the present system.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

The first watermelons of the seasor
 appeared on the Yuma markets Satur
 day.
 Cockroaeh poison, taken accidentally
 it is said, by Manuel A. Redondo of
 Tucson, resulted in his death Saturday
 afternoon. The poison had been put in
 an ice box for it's intended purpose
 and Redondo, mistaking it for an eat.
 able, devoured liberal portion of it,
 with fatal results. Juan, a Yaqui member of the Tucson chain gang, dCcamped from his job Sat. urday, taking the ball and chain with him.
 The brewing interests of Henry Till in Tucson have been sold to a new cor poration, Henry Til retaining an in- terest in the company.
 Tucson police are after automobile scorchers and the other evening Eliza Boyd, chauffeur, was arrested for ex. ceeding the speed limit prescribed by ordinance.
 Ben Heney, mayor of Tucson, has an nounced that he will take up the matter of lighting the streets of the city by gas, being displeased with the present system.
 Trinity Presbyterian church of Tue. son will try the experiment of holding services in the open air during the summer months.
 A new Airdome, opened in Tucson Saturday evening, is reported to be turning people away at every perform ance.
 The Saddle Mountain Mining com. pany has refused to enter the big com bination being projected by Edward Kurtz of the American Finance & Se- 1 eurities company, and will continue to develop it's own properties in Pima county. It is reported that all the other prominent properties in that sec. tion have entered the combine. The Cook orange grove of thirty | acres, northeast of Phoenix, has been | sold to Dr. Win Wiley for $20,000, or $666.66 per acre.
 The Poland mine in Yavapai county is installing a new Ingersoll- Rand air compressor and 600 feet of new air line in the Accidental vein.
 The standard guage road between Ray and Kelvin will be built by the Ray Copper company itself, instead of being let by contract.
 Despite the intense heat, which in former times has been enough to stifle the mining industry in the desert parts of the territory, this season the report comes that work is being prosecuted through the summer with no intention of any recession.
 Contracts have been let for the con ,truction of custom shelter at Parker 1t an approximate cost of $l,o00,000.
 Because pair of butter scales failed to weigh out a full pound each the | Matli brothers have been enjoined from 'clling this product of the kline in Pres. ,ott.
 The Harrington & Libardon group of ,laims in the Bradshaw mountains have ,een sold to the Lewisohns for $70,- 100. The mines have been extensively developed and will be further exploited y the new owners at once.
 A. H. Reynolds of Courtland and E.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
Chamberlain Cough Remedy the Best

1T have used Chamberlain s Cough Remedy and find it to be the best on the market" says E. w. Tardy, editor of The Sentinel, Gainsboro, Tenn. "Our baby had several colds the past winter and Chamberlain s Cough Remedy al. ways gave it relief at once and cured it in short time. I always recommend it when opportunity presents itself. v rnr ealo hv all drnopists
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
F. Bordwell of Tucson have been ap- pointed notaries public.

F. Bordwell of Tucson have been ap
 pointed notaries public.
 Harry West, a Phoenix bartender, ha,
 been arrested for selling bottle oi
 whiskey to 19-year-old boy.
 Fifty additional copvicts from the
 Yuma penitentiary were transferred tc the new prison at Florence Monday.
 The Maricopa Anti-Saloon league was organized in. Phoenix Saturday, with Orville Coats as president. The board of school trustees of Phoe. nix has elected John D. Loper of Mesa as superintendent of the city schools i for the coming year.
 Work is progressing rapidly at the Roosevelt dam and one end of the struc- ture has reached height of l62 feet.
 Lincoln Place is the latest subdi. vision to be added to the city of Phoe. nix. It is composed of l60 acres of land located near the Indian school and will be platted into lots and put on the market at once.
 The Bake Curio store at Phoenix an- nounces that it has more than two mil lion postcards in stock, including 235 views of the Capital City.
 The road between Phoenix and Roos- evelt is being repared and put in ex- cellent condition.
 The Litchfield building in Douglas has been rented by Catholic Sisters from Goldfield. The building will be remodeled and converted into hospit-
 The June hot weather record was broken in Phoenix Thursday when the thermometer reached 105. The highest previous mark for this month was 99.
 Ramon Verdugo slipped up behind Tomas Tapin in Nogales Saturday and tried to brain him with an axe. Tapin $ | head was too hard, however, and both | the doughty combatants are now think ing it over in jail.
 Bisbee Eagles will picnic at the fam ous Lewis Springs resort next Sunday. |
 The Sultana-Arizona Copper com pany has been listed on the unqualified 1 department of the Boston curb.
 A new double-compartment shaft is being sunk on the Pocahontas Copper Queen Mining company's property in the Big Bug district.
 Ex-Governor Kibbey will deliver the principal address for the Elks of Phoe- nix on Flag Day June l4.
 For selling liquor to Indians Fred Ernst of Five Points and Jesse Martin, In Indian, have been sentenced to six y days in jail and to pay fine of $10o ,ach. t
 The summer rules for the use of water n Phoenix went into effect June l.
 Tucson Elks are contemplating the purchase of the Methodist Episcopal hurch site and the erection of a .Sl00.-I
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-11

of their respective premises, on or be- fore July 15, 1909 and
 Resolved, That the owners of proper ty or parties in interest on west side of Wood avenue between North and Beechwood avenues, between Linwood E1mwood and HazeIwood avenues, be ordered to lay curb and gutter in front of their respective premises on or be- fore July 15 1909; failing to comply with the orders of the Common Coun- cil the Director of Public Works is di- rected to perform said work at the ex- pense of said owners or parties in in terest.
 The same committee reported rela- tive to laying sundry crosswalks and recommended for adoption the follow ing resolution:
 Resolved, That the Director of Pulp lie Works be and he hereby is direct ed to construct crosswalks as follows:
 Across Laurel avenue on the north side of Hazelwood avenue;
 Across Hazelwood avenue on the west side of Laurel avenue;
 Across Ash street on west side of Bedford avenue
 Adopted.
 The same committee reported upon the petition of Thomas J. Finn to ex- tend over the building line on the south side of Waldorf avenue and rec commended for adoption the following resolution:
 Resolved. That permission be grant ed to Thomas J. Finn to extend over the building line south side of Wal dorf avenue on a line with the house now erected on the adjoining property.
 Adopted.
 The same committee reported and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-11

man street from Hallett street 100 feet easterly and recommended for adop- tion the following resolutions:
 Resolved. That the prayer of the peti- tioner be granted
 Adopted. recommended for adoption the follow ing resolution:
 Resolved, That the Clerk be- and hereby is. directed to notify the per- sons in interest to appear before this Common Council, at the Council Room. City Hal1 on the 21st day of June A. D.. 1909. at 500 o'clock in the evening, and be heard in relation to the fol- lowing petitions:
 lay a temporary spur track across East Housatonic avenue into plant of petitioner at a point just south of Grand street.
 Layout of Seaview avenue from pres ent terminus easterly to harbor.
 Adopted.
 The same committee reported and ing resolution:
 Resolyed. That the Collector of Tax es be and he hereby is instructed to place all uncollected assessments for permanent pavement in the hands of the City Attorney, with instructions to collect the same as soon as possible, by suit or otherwise.
 Adopted.
 The same committee reported and ing resolution:
 Resolved, That the owners of proper ty or parties in interest on north side of Silliman avenue from Fairfield ave- nue to Ash street be ordered to lay sidewalks, of flag or concrete, in front
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-11

recommended for adoption the follow ing resolutions:
 Resolved, That the Director of Pub lie Works be and he hereby is directed to construct the following crosswallzs:
 Across Maiden Lane on the east side of Pembroke street
 Adopted.
 The same committee reported re1a-= tive to the petition of the National Butter Co.,, to erect an electric sign in front of store 1214 Main street. said sign to be 5x3 feet, and recommended for adoption the following resolution.
 Resolved, That the prayer of the pe- titioner be granted.
 Adopted.
 relative to the construction of sundry sewers and recommended for adoption the following resolution:
 Resolved, That the Director of Pub lie Works be, and is hereby authorized and directed to cause the construction of sewer, with proper catch-baSinS, in Cherry street commencing at and connecting with the sewer in Bostwick avenue and extending easterly a dis tance of about 300 feet;
 In Main street from Fairview ave- nue to Savoy street;
 In Savoy street from Main to Wayne streets;
 In Westfield avenue from Main street westerly a distance of about 500 feet:
 In Brewster street commencing al and connecting with sewer in Fair field avenue and extending southerly distance of about 300 feet;
 In Main street from Savoy to Thorme streets.
 Adopted.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-11
COMMUNICATIONS.

COMM MUNICATION
 Remonstrances were received from ney. ct al.; w. R. Brown, ct al.; Fred Enos. ct a1.; James Turner, ct al; pro- testing against the discontinuance of that part of Stratford avenue in front of the Park City Yacht Club, as pe- titioned for by the Park City Yacht Club.
 J. H. Hardy, ct aL; George w. French. ct al.; c. R. Ayres, ct al; Nicholas Schweizer, ct al.; Charles J. Pagan, ct al.; protesting against per mission being granted to extend over the building lines on any part of Og- den street.
 PETITIONS. To the Committee on Claims: Nathaniel H., and Alice W. Jones. abatement of expenses on the list of 19O6-7
 Stanislaus Kalaski, abatement of in- terest on the list of 1907. 3.
 William Haberle, return of $2.32 paid for street sprinkling in the name of Amelia, L. M. Heyse Haberle.
 Amelia Lefshitz, abatement of tax es on the list of 1908.
 Samuel Goldstein abatement or ad- justment of tax assessment on the list of 1908.
 Robert Weber, reimbursement for money expended and salary due him for the month of March, 1909.
 Ella Laidlaw for damages for injur- ies received by a defect in the side walk on the east side of Park avenue, April 26, 1909.
 Wesley r. Hayes, S4O0 damages for injuries to a horse caused by a defect in in the highway on Olive street.
 Charles Gilbert, abatement of ad- justment of taxes in the name of Mrs. M. c. Gilbert.
 Bridget Fitzpatrick. abatement of taxes on the list of 1907.
 James ORourke return of S5S.99 paid in taxes on the list of 1904 to 1908 in elusive.
 Mabel Surdam, damages of $500 for the widening of Main street.
 Henry Tate, S37 damages for injuries received while assisting Officer Brown in the pursuit of a prisoner May Il, 1909.
 ". K. Jewett, abatement of inter est on taxes on the list of 1907.
 The First English Lutheran church abatement of sprinkling tax on the list of 1908.
 Mary A. Williams, ct al., abatement of adjustment of taxes in the name of the estate of Richard Williams. To the Committee on Streets and Side
 walks:
 Mary, A. Mcfarland. ct al-, for side walk on the south side of Waldorf avenue. between Fairfield avenue and Ellsworth street.
 Adolph Kregling. ct al., macadamiz-
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-26
WASH 0UT 0N
 COPPER RIVER

As the result of seismic disturbance or some peculiar condition that has no yet been fathomed, a glacier lake brokl loose from Miles glacier on February ll and not only elevated Miles lake twenty feet. washed out several hun. drcd yards of the Copper River railway grade, but left ice piled high on it and raised the level of Copper river eight feet from it's mouth many miles away.
 As quickly as the water had risen it subsided. And notwithstanding the fact that the ice in the Copper river was carried away long before the breakup period, E. c. Hawkins is re. sponsible for the statement that it did damage to no extent to the uesuc of the railway, yet it was what will surely be at all times considered the soyercst test the railroad crossing will eyer endure.
 AIr. Hawkins says that there is no way as yet of deciding just what caused the big body of water far back OR the glacier to break loose It may have perhaps found its way through an immense crcvassc. but he is more inclined to believe that a local earthquake rent an immense ifs. sure in the great field of ice and liberated the waters which have been held back for hum drcds of years. At least he insists that in no other way could the escape of the water have been so rapid.
 Mr. Hawkins says that but several yards of the line was injured and that grade in some places it is easy to re- move ir-Seattlc p. l.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-26

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The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-26
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