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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04

Estep. appeal from the justice court same was dismissed on motion of the district attorney.
 In the case of the Territory vs. Ramon Vidsl. indicted by the April term of the district court this year, on . charge of child stealing. came was dismissed on motion of the district st- torney.
 In the case. of the Territory vs. William Lopez. charged and convicted of assault. paupsr affidavit was filed hy the defendant and the clerk and re-. porter oroered to prepare record of case on appeal.
 Ia the civil case of the Greeue Cat tie company vs. Thomas Larrieu. for ,jcctment and damages, by agreement Of counsel case Wss continued until Jcly 20, by consent. thus giving de- fendant in case time ID which to pay to cattle company the sum of six hundred dollars, in default of which case will proceed for trial.
 Trial Jurors Edward McFeeley and Percy E Reyes were excused from jury duty for the balance of the term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04
TUEpAY, JUNE Z9

The district court convened at the usual hour this morning. The case of the Greene Cattle company vs. Thos Larrieu, for ejectment and damages, was passed for the present and will later be dismissed from the civil docket On motion of the plaintiff, ow- ing to the fact that . compromise has bsen ssActed between both parties
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04

A Washington dispatch says: Lor- etz and Reply of Fl Paso have filed complaint with the Interstate Commerce commission sgsinst the Texss & Pacific and Ell Paso & Southwestern railroads on over charse on eggs shipped into various points in Arizons.
 An increase of a pension has been granted Percy Percivsl of the Phoenix Indisn school to SIP per month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04
THURsD AY, JULY l

Late yesterday afternoon. Mrs E Bradford, convicted of the crime ul grand larceny. was sentenced by Judge Doan to serve a term of two years in the territorial penitentiary. She was taken to the penal institution las. evening by Sheriff White.
 In the csse Of the Territory vs Nor. ris Sullivan, ind dicted on 6 charge of robbery. -his bond Of $2O0 was declared forfeited and came ordered turned into the county treasury.
 Papers were filed with the clerk of the district court this morning iu the case of Jenoviei Copple vs Ben Cop pie, for divorce. The couple were marie in Tombstone on the 23d day of May, 1907. In connection with this suit . temporary writ oi injunc- tion was granted the plaintiff. re- straining the defendant from disposing z of any of the community property.
 During the present term of court and up to this day there have been "A pleas of guilty and Is convictions entered upon the records of the dis. trict court.
 The district court convened at the regular hour this morning and the case of Mary P. Barrow ys E H Tilton ct al, to quiet title to a certain parcel of land in St. David. was called for trial. This is a jury case and a good portion of the morning session was taken up by the attorneys on both sides in arguing certain technicslities involved in the case. Up to the noon hour no jury had been empsneled to try the cause.
 The case oi George D. Pells vs. Jes- sic Pells, for divorce, was alec eet for trial this morning and will follow the above case.
 Two actions for dismissal of back tax suits were filed with the clerk this morning by Tax Attorney Ed Flanni- gan. as follows: J. x. Gaines. tax collector, vs Donald Barker ct al; J. \. Gaines, tax collector. vs Li.zie Avery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04
PROBATE COURT

PROBATE COURT Estate Lee Perry; order appointing day of hearing for letters of admins trstiou July F, 1909.
 Estate Elsie Toles; decree settling account.
 Estate John Erickson; order sp- pointing July F, 1909. day hearing for letters of administration.
 DISTRICT COURT F N Lskin, receiver First National Bank, Bisbee vs F Moson and E A Tovres; action for debt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 30

LEDA SN-'E "
 In the application for writ of man. damus in the case against G Nc Cabe. Jake Scherrer and J Bowen, ss members of the board of upervisors, filed by F A Shsrkey, to compel the board to issue saloon license to the plaintiff, who resided within the dis tance prescribed by law in reference to grading camps. the court did not grant the writ, holding that the board would use its own discretion as to whether or not ssid license should be granted.
 This case is the first to come under the provisions Of the law which pre- vents the opening of saloons within three nhies of 6 railroad grading camp. The Sharkey saloon was opened before the railroad graders appear a, Courtland and g continuance of the license is asked. According to the de. cision it is 6 matter left to the dis cretion of the board oi supervisors. Judge $. w. Purcell of Tucson, rep resented the applicant, making sn able plea in behalf of his client.
 A motion for a new trial has been filed in the case of the Territory vs. Gordon Parkham, found guilty of as- saul, on Monday. 1T Kingsbury is attor ney for the defendant.
 Papers have been filed in the case of the Territory vs. William Brown, who was bound over to await the action of the next grand jury on the charge of an assault with a deadly weapon CD the person of one Lottie Tsylor, a resi dent of Douglas. Defendant WAS com to the county jail in the sum of s2OO bond by Justice Rice of Doug las. The alleged assault is said to have been made with c pocket knife.
 In the federal court yesterday the case of the United States vs. Wong Lee Took. was continued for the term by content.
 The case of Tedro Banchi vs. Joe Bignon. for debt. was continued for the term on the grounds of an affi- isvit supported and filed by the de. endsnt in the case, and reset for trial ,n October lst.
 Late yesterday afternoon the Dis. rict Attorney appeared in court and made a cleanup of the criminal docket B follows:
 In the case of the Territory vs. 'eter Cook, indicted hy the grand | ury of the October term, 1905, f'r the { rime of aggravated assault, on mo- ion of the district attorney the case 'ss dismissed and the defendant re- eased from custody.
 In the case of the Territory vs. Jesus Gonsales. indicted during the April erm of 1908, for the crime of murder, aid case was dismissed On motion O be district attorney on the ground o evidence to convict. and eiendsnt was discharged from cus- ody. {, In the case of the Territory vs. Bert indicted jointly with Morris allivan op the charge of robbery dur. g the April term of 1909, case or s1ed dismissed by district attorney ] the grounds of insufficient evil ,nce and defendant ordered r leased. In the csse of the Territory vs. homss DePriest, indicted for assault
 rob. by tbe grand iary of the April rm. 1903, same wss dismissed ou ( otion of the district attorney. De | 'iest wac among the prisoners who { oke and escaped from the Tomb i one jail during the early part of | O3, with Alvord and Stiles. fl In the case of the Territory vs CMi G
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04
From Fridays Daily

Attorney francis hartman is III tue city today from Tucson on matters be- fore both the probate and district courts.
 Chairman G. J. McCsbe and Supr- visor Jake Schee.er returned to their respective homes this morning. The bosid of supervisors held @ brief ses- sion and transacted the regular rou. tine business including the passing of demands and salary warrants. They will be in session again on the 9th of .his month.
 In the justice of peace court this morning Judge Mcfarland heli J. P. Casey over to await the action of the grand jury on the $2O0 embez,lement charge. The bond fixed for the former general manager of the Carmen Cop per company is 5000. The two cases against Casey, as outgrowth of the Carmen Co. fight. aggregate 5000 bonds.
 VIC Nugent is in the city today from Tucson on court matters.
 A large delegation of Tombstoneites will attend the Fourth of July cele- brstion at Bisbee. Many of the ex. cursionists leave tomorrow but the majority expect to depart for the big copper camp Sunday.
 Mrs. NJ. A. lvey. accompanied by her two sons, Frank and Del, left yes- terday for Salt Lake City, Utah, on 6 several months trip. They will visit at CeltOn. California, en route to their destination for several days.
 According to a report issued by the United States geological survey the great Salton sea will disappear by evaporation by 1925. The sea was formed few years ago by the over. flow from the Colorado river is about 40 miles long and l5 miles wide in places and ID many places is 100 feet deep.
 The unfortunate Nogales- Benson train met another mishap yesterday afternoon Alter having to return to NogsIes yesterday morning on ac- cunt of freight wreck near Pata. gonis, aud making a second start at noon. the engine pulling the pas. senger left the rails pesr the scene of the freight wreck and 1t was , o'clock tsfore the big machine was lifted back | on the track. The train reached Ben. son at s o'clock.
 Senior Jo,e Larrabee, the efficient court exporter of the first judicial dis trict, with headquarters at Tucson. ar rived in Tombstone yesterday after. noon from the old pueblo and will rs- main in the city for several days on 6 visit to his many old friends and ac- quaintancea.
 Franklin B. Dorr, Of the law firm of Morrison & Dorr of Bisbee, is in the county seat today.
 Irving McAvory is a Tombstone visitor today from Tucson.
 G W Mellon arrived in the county seat this morning from his home at Drsgoon and will visit several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04
Official Records
 Of the County

DEEDS NJ Y Roberto to c K and G L Bradley, int. in Merrimsc min. claim .$ 100 . Geo Bradley to K and
 G L Bradley. und. l int. in Merrimsc NJ. claim 200 D E Weaver, single, to A
 Y Wright, property in Douglas ........ .. The ]. L. & I. Co. to
 Manuel Aguirre; lots
 in Douglas; to correct occu
 MORTGAGES Jas Logic ct ux to E s
 Warren, lots in Doug
 iae <OVO B r McMshon to First
 Nat Bank, Douglas; 20
 bcseee .--.s... ~VO
 sATISFAC TON OF MORTGAGE Louis Marion to B Me-
 Kinney. sat. mortgage on cattle o-......-... - State Nut. Bldg. Loan association 70 Jas Logic ct ux, eat. mort. lots in Oouktne L c Chsmberlin to Sam Margullis. sat mort on lots in Douglas. .... ...... Aris Trust < Banking Co to Ariz < Me1ico Re- slty. Go releases mort. Douglas lots ........ Miners & M'ch'nts Bank to E and Frances J Everhardy, eat. mort lots iu Bisbee.
 LEASE Orpheum company to Bisbee Re. slty & Ins. Co, Orpheum theater at Bisbee, term of one year.
 POWER OF AJToRSKY J H Jones ct ux to French & Stey- | powers. NJ H c Frazer to Rach- iel I Frazer. power to sell house. se........... -
 DECLARATION OF HoMEsrEAD Charles Logan claims ss homestead lots in Bis. Dee.
 LIEN ;ochise Lbr Co vs " F Woodrof; lumber ueed in house in Bisbee. 459 |
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04

Engineer Sellew of the United States reclamation service, has tested the Southern Pacific bridge across the Colorado river at Yuma and reports that It h.s not suffered from the ys. cent high waters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04

The criminal charge preferred by Eugene s Ives against c H Gardner, president of the Four Metals Mining company, of mutilsting certain papers of the district court of Cochise county, was dismissed after hearing by Jus tice Richey in Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04

It is reported that Mexican Consul Gustav Levy of Tucson will ask to be transferred back to his former post e. San Francisco. and that Mir. TodeI Toro, who has been secretary O. the consulate. may succeed to the consul. chip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04
FRIDAY, JULY Z,

FRIDAY, JULY 2.
 All jurors haze bsen excused until Thursday next, July stn.
 Papers were filed with the clerk ol district court this morning in the case of the Territory vs Ramon Alcsses, bound over to await the action of the neIt grand jury by Justice Schillism ] of Benson. for attempting to pass . Oonfederats Ststes $lO bill. The de- fendsnt was brought up from the junction city last evening by Constabl Trask.
 In the civil case of Mary P. Barrow vs J. c. Hilton ct u1, to quiet title, the following jury wac empaneled to try the case:
 fl Coles NJ Reed W A Fowler Alex Erickson Rufus Murray Leach
 c Munson U 5 Rstterree Haigler Welsh
 The case went over las evening until this morning, vheh it was again taken up.
 A bench warrant was issued for Jesus Gslavis. who was recently per mitted his liberty on probation. Galavis became entsngled in the clutches Of the law because of a love affair, and the determination Of the irate father of his affinity to send him to prison. Gslsvis and his fsncee were desirous of getting married when it developed that ths girl was not of age. The father. Jesus Pompa, in- l sisted on prosecuting the gay Lothsrio | and when the facts were brought to | the attention of the court it was be- lieved the trouble could be settled outside the bar and some means found | by cupid to spike the parental obiec- lion A probation order was accord. ngly entered. Now the matter has become complicated by the irste sther taking . shot ct Galavis ct sleeson yesterday. nsnsing . serious
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04

wound, and the father himself is nov in the tolls under $500 bond to an. swer a charge of assault sith a deadly weapon. Just what will be the out come of the situstion it is hard to tell, but ss Gsiavis violated his probation privileges by insisting on continuing his attentions to the girl. a sojourn in the penitentisry probably awaits him.
 Since the grand jury of this county adjourned there have been bound over to the neI' grand jury ten prisoners on various charges, all of whom aye now confined in the county jail
 In the civil case of Mary P. Barrow vs. J. H. Triton ct uI, the jury re- turned a verdict finding for the de. fendants ID the case. This suit wse to quiet title to certain piece of land in St. David,
 The case of James Rice vs. the Southern Pacific Railroad company wss called for trial this afternoon. Ir is an appeal from the justice court of Cochise and the plaintiff alleges that between the 18th day of May and the came date in July of last year the de- iendspt company killed several head of stock belonging to the plaintiff. wherefore damsges are asked. The following jury was empsnelled to try
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

Bulger local inspectors of hulls and
boilers, 60 see that local masters COM
ply
The complaint was fled with Captain
Birmingham by Captain William A
Westcott president of the California
harbor of the American association or
masters. mates and pilots, and by Cap,
tain Luther b. Dow of the natlonai
council of the same. Steam lumber
sehooners. they said. make practice
of sailing at night after working the
mates for the entire day. These
schooners carry two mates. and force
an officer who had been slowing or un-
loading from a. m. TO 6 p. m. to take
tile first watch at sea. This of1cer
would be unable to turn in until mid
night Aff1davits In proof from the
officers of Is schoopers We're submltted.
In one case the mate was on duty Tor
so hours.
In his report to the local inspectors
Captain Birmingham says that the
safety of the vessel is risked when IN
charge of an overworked man. Inc
officers to take the first watch. ne
orders. must be allowed half day OIL
for
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
{ win come on to InmaD-roulson mill to finish

it will come on to -POulson mill to finish
its cargo
British steamer Foxley. Captain Goodrich. ar
rived Saturday at Victoria it's way 20 Gomox
for bunker coal. From there it will go to St
Helens, where it will lead 100000 feet OF fr
at the Mccormick mills FOR Australia. II has
2.000.OO0 feet of redwood. which Ii took on At
Eureka. 1t is being dispatched by the American
trading company.
For cleaning and painting the French bark An
dre Theodore will go on the Oregon drydock
Tuesday or Wednesday
British bark Kelburn is dischargiug coke at
Lnnton. Ii will take out 2.2JO, 600 feet Of lum-
lumber company and viii take on Il cargo Of
Oregon fir for London
TACOMA Dec 2O.-Arrived: steamer Afaver-
lex, from San Francisco; steamer Pleiades. from
Sailed: steamer Queen for Seattle; steamer
Atlas for San Francisco.
SEATTLE, Dec 20.-Arrived Norwegian
steamer HorneIen. from Port Blakely; steamer
Mareehal de Noallies. from Antwerp
Sailed: Steamer Maverick for Tacoma
steanirr Jefferson, from Skagway-
ASTORIA, Dec. 2O.-Revenue cutter Manning
power lffeboat to the life saving crew at that
point. The llfeboat is OF the latest make
exhibition drills at the Seattle exposition
Oil tank steamer ". :. Porter left for San
Francisco this morning after having discharged
its cargo Of OIL
for the Standard oil company, arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco.
Steamer Kansas City arrived today from San
Francisco with freight and passengers
Steamer Yellowstone arrived this morning from
San Francisco to load lumber at Rainier.
Steamer Golden Gate recently purchased by
the owners of the wrecked steamer Argo. arrived
today from Seattle and had board % tons Ot
coal for g. ". lSanborn that VIII be discharged
at Tiilamook at soon as il can be placed
In proper shape
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
The Conee sItnation

b. Henry Nordlinser & Co. Of New York say.
Speculative operations earlier in the season
We're based on the expectation that the present
Santos crop would be only about nine and half
20 ten million bags. The receipts at Santos al
tfacy amount - about ten and a quarter mil
lion bags and there IS every prospect that they
VIII exceed the eleven million mark FOR the
ftop year. We estimate the current Rio and
Santos crop az fourteen and three-quarter mill
Europe obtained from Brazil during the last
SiA months ali she needs for her whole year.
this month s shipments 10 tho United States arc
sonpieted that this country has also laid in a
ful supply
More cofcc is made available this year than
'an possibly be required FOR legitimate trade
purposes. and there VIII be carried forward AT
Santos and in the interior II the state of San
Fauio al least 100000 bags June 80. which
VIII fully make mp the deficiency OF next years
santos crop the basis II estimates recently
received.
Interior distributors in this country supplied
themselves quite libcraiiy out Of the present
crop. which accounts for the extraordinary dull
moss prevailing here a few weeks We are
VIII continue until supplies in the interior
are virtually used up. For this reason little or
20 attention Is paid ST the present time To tie
Ugh prices quoted for the few parcels that are
Offering or and for shipment from Brazil.
Mild coffees are gradually getting into bet
Ter shape our market Was suffering during the
last siX months through excess OF importa-
lions on account Of the duty agitation earlier
in The year.
stocks IN fhis country. which at one time
Were burdcnsone. have been reduced 10 about
100000 bags 10 first hands. which is q quantity
easily taken csre Of.
about $4,000 bags. which Is less than they had
~ any time during the last 10 years.
Europe. in order 10 repieniSh her holdings va 6
and stili is 2 constant buver Of Central smerf-
can ooeees FOR prompt and forward shipments
outbidding The United States in most instances.
corees than usual viii reach the United States
during the current crop year"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Two Cargoes for Hawaii


The bark Andrew welch sailed for Honolulu
Saturday with cargo valued at ST. $50. The fol-
lowing the principal shipments:
$50 bbls -four. 5.042 bales hay. 10000 lbs sugar.
1000 lbs mill feed. 40 ctls barley, IS $50 lbs
salt, 6.625 lbs tea, 3.57s canned goods. 50 es
spices. 1.499 cs and 125 bbls salmon. $50 gals
wine. 2,3S7 gals vinegar. 50 cs brandy. 325 win
dows, $50 doors. 100000 lbs bone meal, $50 cs
powder 116 cs blasting caps. % cs fuse. 1TJ es
candles, so bbls lime, 1s rolls leather. 22f2 lbs
putty. 5,426 lbs soda 575 cs soap. 1896 bdls and
800 pcs pipe, 105 es and As bbls oils. 75 drums
distillate. 101 140 lbs scrap steel.
The steamer Hyades sailed for Honolulu via
Seattle and Tacoma Sunday with cargo valued at
S12, ,424 and including the following:
5S4 cs canned goods. II .230 lbs salt. us lbs
cheese. IL bbls half bbls and ; cs salmon 20
gals whisky 45 gals gin, - gals brandy. 17.4i7
IT lumber. pkgs saddlery. 100 kegs powder loo
kegs dynamite. 4 pkgs agricultural implements.
cs automobile parts. cs boots and shoes. 15O
cs Kerosene. $50 drums distillate, 80 cs ~ bbs
and drums gasoline, 1n3 cs and 10 bbIs oils. 53
pkgs paints, 30 kegs white lead.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

sun sink to sleep In a cloudless sky
ana were much disgusted when they
woke up yesterday to find that the
northeast wind had trapped the air to
the point of discomfort
W hen the liner left here it was un-
nature man" was to be a passenger
on the return trip The French gov
eminent officials, it is said, are desir-
Gus OF getting rid OF him He is still
llNlng as close TO nature as the laws
ooWn mere VIII allow. His hair now
nanSs below his shoulders, and he has
lost the pride that formerly prompted
nm TO keep fairly clean the few gar
Dients that he wears when he comes
down from his home in the hills to
peddle bananas.
G A. r DucarrOn a Young American
who lives at Papeete, has built him
self wireless outfit, with which he
received messages from the Mariposa
while the liner was still 200 miles
away DucarrOn. who also operates a
small telephone system al Papeete is
anxious to extend his wireless plant
but Is not allowed TO send any mes
sages until permission, for which he
has applied. has been granted by the
French government.
IN addition to a number of tourists
the Msriposa brought about a dozen
passengers from New Zealand and Aus
tralia.
The cargo of 1883 tons included
l0.S26 sacks Of copra 2096 sacks of
cocoanuts, 322 cases OF vanilla beans.
24o cases of fruit and a shipment of
human bones, the remains of Chinese
who died in the south seas, and whose
bones are being sent back to rest in the
FlOWery Kingdom
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
| SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, Dec. 20.-British steamer Cape
Finsterre. Captain Mcdonald. has finished its
cargo of lumber at the Eastern and Western
mills and will leave down tomorrow night OF
early Wednesday morning. 1t has ). 400. 900 feet
of lumber for Melbourne. and is being dispatched
by the Pacific export lumber company.
Steamer Golden Gate which will take the
place of the Argo on the Tillamook run. arrived
tonight after discharging coal at Astoria.
Steamer Tallac, which has been taking on
deckload of lumber at Rainier. left ut noon for
San Francisco
Laden with lumber the steamer ]. b. Stetson.
Captain Bonifeld. left tonight from st. Helens
for California ports.
For cleaning and painting the barkentine J. D.
Griffith is on the port of Portland drydock.
After discharging 5000 barrels of oil at As
toria the steamer Asuncion. Captain Bridgett
arrived at Portsmouth yesterday afternoon with
l3, 300 barrels 10 discharge.
Steamer Olympic Captain Hansen. came to
Kalama today to take on 1000 ties after which
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

a 25c. April. 53.T5GI54- pc A sale was re-
iierleu Oh the New York exchange of Eve tons
Toy February delivery. The Loudon market was
sltone. with spot quoted at El53 lbs and futures
at tlS9- The advance in the London market was
"A er T. from the closing figures OF last Friday
l-eao was hrnl. with spot quoted az 4 81 istf
t-t'- &c New York and At 4 500i .57isc East St
i-cNis inc London market lower Al fl3.
Slelter was nrn al 6.lOeI 6.30c New York and
- ~. 19o.l2isc East ST Louis The London
Aisrket was unchanged AT E23 2s Cd
Iron higher At SOS I0lsd for Cleveland
changed
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
BRINGS CARGO OF
TROPICAL PRODUCTS
Nature Man" Who Was tC
Have Returned on Steamer
STAYS on Banana Patch

HE Oceanic steam
ship c o m p a II y $
liner Mariposa. Cap
tain II. NJ. Hayward.
arrived early yes
terday m o rn / n g
from Tahiti, with
81 passeng gers and
a cargo of the fra
grant products of
the south seas. The
Mariposa encoun-
tered fine weather
all the way from
Papeete. Sund a Y
night the passen-
gers watched the