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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Gntriiltctc Wnptiitcn.

Gbico0o, 81. Silni. - Eroici'
ior 9lrmau Softer Don ser Chicago
llniucriitGt, melhcr in cinem fiirjlid
pon ibnt peroiientlidtcn @erfe ben
gottlidcn llriprrna Seiu Gbriiti be.
Itritt, bat bic bieiigen 9optiiten Der.
nloben gegen iid) oiii1ebradt, boB or
in elmer bcltti9en Gonieren5 Scr Gbi.
cago'cr 9nptiiten.@ eiltlihen BON Der
WitgIicoerliItc Qeltriden murbe. Die
Gerban0lm9en morcn bohit ldrmeno
mo elmer Der ontpeicnoen @eiitlidel
logte, oiciclben puBtcn lid better fir
cine politilde GeriummIlntg IN cilter
Homop.@arb, dis iiir cine Goniercn5
d)riltlidler 8ciItlidell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

- EHHn
sc mo 0uB 6oIpbeob ieinc Qltoliii.
fotion uIs &onOunQspIob it Uor5ilg.
lidcr @eiie oemonitrirt bobc.
&mmcrbin miro Don 9aomten Ser
@bitc Stors2inic onge9cbcrL Dab c&
gcQcnlp0rtig nid)t IN Der 2lbiibt Der
@cicQiAoft licge, Queenstown oils
Nnlcgcboicn oui5u9ebeu, boB obcr
Der qemod)te &erilld ei1en beoeltten.
Ben Ginilub auf Dos @ei6Git in 81
pcrpool mlsiiben merOc, neil eS goll5
gut mogliA lit, OoB Die Gompier Der
23bitc Stors&inie bel ibrer 2ll9rciic
fiinftig SolDbeuO onldlticn mcr0cI
mn EoIioaiere oui8unebmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22


crmiioli6er grbeiter ull0 bot offenbor
Gin GoIcnt fiir Stotiltifer. Wiit all.
Berorbentlider @emonotbeit bat err
Iid in Die pcrlpidelten 3orii- Nnqeles
gen6eitcn bineingearbeitet un0 in lei.
ncm @eoG6tniB cine foit uuglaub.
Ii6e Menge BON Sbotind)elt lpeg9e.
itout, 10 ouB er lelbit ben Nltmeilter
4lbri6 III oieient Suilfte lpeit butter
Iid lqBt. Snloot lit eil ridtiges 60
rif.2erifon fiir Sod50Qner, elm leben.
oigeS No6ihlugebud fir Senotorel1,
iptlfc iid) in Die gtotbmcn0igfeit Der.
lett ieben, ibrcn g8iiienSmongcl NIT
iudli6em Wtoteriol oufpolltern 81
miiiien. SoB cr inter ben llmltGltoen
fin ben m16tigen HbOOe SSlonOer
cine g~erooe5u uni6dt6ore SiilfStroft
mar, beborf foltm elmer Grpabnung.
Sir Die 0ebotte lit Smoot %olleroingS
niht broli6bor. Gr reject mlbebolfcn,
es gcbt linn oie n0tbige Selbit-Gon.
trole ob, er perllag feinert GinOrud
All MAIDEN. gl6er mon Ioll i'm MIR
fpegcn elmer 3oQsEoiition on5opfen,
nl0 Oo flieBt oQcs WtAteriol, id)on &C.
oronct, pie eit lpOblregulirter S6uBs
50uner eS broud)t, glott mno ebenmds
Big bcrouS. NlOrid) uerlGBt lid ollf
i'm pie otf lid) iclbit ober er bebun.
Nelt i'm nift lpie cine StoipiouolitGt,
ipnoern mie cine Wtai6inc1 uno id0bt
icineu @ertb bemettIprcheno. Snlort
lit III ieiner glrt cine beiheioele 9ta-
tltr; CT ideint lid purl0ufig on bieier
poIiiOen NncrtenmIng 9enilgen 6t
~loIietl. &ieleift bofft CT i'm Stillet,
BOB linn ipGter einn1ol oie Sdllbe oeS
TboOc SslonoerS poiicn mohten; er
lit ia nod Jung u1b fam lporten.
Gonferen5 I'M @eiBen
Saul c.
Gic republifoniiden Mitglieoer beS
6inon5ouSiduiieS oeS SenatS botten
geitern Nbeno nit Dem Nr1iiOenten
I'M @eiBcn Snuie cine mebrItiinoigc
Gonieren5. Gen 8erotbungSge9ell.
itono iollen Die Ginfommen- uno Gor-
porotionsiteuer gebiloet baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Grltadl ieincn Shma9cr.

MortinSpille, So, q. Sitni.
- 6. Wi. Seen, ein iungcr @eiBer,
purbe Pellte lmter Der Anfloqe per
boitet, Srn. Bruce Oopis, eiren an
9cicbencn 6orn1er uno Tolitifer, mel
der nobe Stodtor, Senrp.Gountp
luobntc, ermoroet 81 boben. 0oui3
bate Seems S6meiter gebeirotbet
unO geItern Streit nit ibr ongeion.
gen. lin feline Sdlpeiter ST. rod)en,
periebte Seen ieinem Sdmoger bier
Wiriieritihe uno tootete i'm ullgen-
bliflih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
@atiunalbanf idlieft Sbiircn.

@aibin0tou. ,. s., 81. Sunt.
- Ser GourantsGontrolcir muroe
hclttc Durf cine Gcpeihe benotrid)-
tigt. onb ole Critic Ratioudl9 nuf
BON Sromuooo, Mit. hire E.hiireh
geiGloIien bot. s. 9cihnb oui BE.
id)llb be5 0ircttoriums. mcltea
gleid5citia borum criilhtc. Die An.
Itolt ulltcr Sbbut zines 9otional-
9onfs GrominntorS 81 itcllen. 0ic
9onf mar 81 $4,000 f~opitnliiirt
itno bate sur 3eit ibres leeten Mus
mciieS cinen ltcbcriduB Don $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
&crgiitctc iid) init Slaulaure.

ct. 2ouis, DO, 81. Sulli. -
Inter Der GorItcQung, Dob CT i'll
Solge Der Criterion. &rontbeit, meld)e
er in elmer binterlaiicnen Noti5 biag-
noiti5irte, 1mertrGglide Sd)mer5en
leioe, bat Or. Suitin Stecr, Gin Wit-
glieo Der Sofult0t Der @oibin9ton-
llniueriit1t, iid ourd) cine GoIis
9laui1itre 0aS 9ebeil genommen. Der
SolSur5t erfI0rte aber, er utlo meb-
rere SPECIALIZATION bitten Or. Steer
oft mltcrIltdt uno conltntirt, oaB er
an ser &%ronfbeit, meld)e i'm nod
ieiner &orltearng beiolen bobeil
iullte, nift lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

ySieOcr Gin Gro6cben.

Generifie &anuriide Snieln,
81. Sumi. - Cine beftige groeriGiit-
tcrung, beqIeitet BON Dem iibliden
or6bnetoen @erGuid, trot geitern SIT
Sooo an Der @eItfiiIte ein. GaS
HotbbauS, cine &uIerne mo mebrere
S1uier mllroen oernolirt, alein fem
Gerlult bon Wenld)enleben miro &c.
melOet. Die 9epolterrmg entflob
auf's offenc Ielo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
@crmiidltc te~lesrapbiid)e Sepeid)en.

- Ter Misunderstanding YlentD
Soric, Der bel elmer ieet IN 9olton,
Mnii, beiinbliden y@ilO MeIt".
Sdmlitelung cnaugirt mar, lit BORT
an Der SoutbsS tation bon eiuem
9obn5lg iiberiobren rno getootet
mproen. Gr mar elm Siour bon Der
Eine.GiOge- Ngentltr, 30 Sabre alt
rn0 uerbeiratbet.
,Sn Der Sorltoot BON gbilaocl.
pbin, Nicetomn, lit oas 5rodeuge.
bdlloe Der WofStitt. 1lno 9inoleum.
Sobrif Der George u. glabon So.
ourd) cincn Brand pernid)tet moroen,
lt1O Der Shooen miro ouf 100000
9eld0bt. Ter 55.jdbrige Hobert
&ilion 6raf, mGbrcno er Den Brand
beobaftete, tobt 5uiammen.
Seftige H%egengiiiie auf Dem
Sitbmis BON Banana boben bort
aroBe llebcridpemmungen pcranIoBt
unio Der grnte piel Shooen 5ugeiiigt.
- Irau Solbuu Sracep melhc onl
SamItng in Nem.Oorf inter Der Nn-
flage perboftet pltroe, ibren @atten
geitern Dor adt Su9en bilrb Tergif.
tllng ern1orbet 81 babei, nlodte Ger
Eoli5ei geitern Wittbeilnngen, in De.
nen tie ibre Sdulb tbeilipeiie 5ifgicbt.
@m. 9ropn befinOet iidl oils ibr Mit-
ifuloiger int 9telp Yorfcr @ei1ngniB.
Srocep ltorb al elmer Coils Strpd).
nilL ipelhe ibm IN Sd)napps einge-
geben mltroe.
hilbert 3ieseI,. iriiber oils
9rauereibciiter in Buffalo, 0..g.
tb1tig, ltarb gcltern in Der @obnuna
%ieitter Sod)ter, Srau Sermorm 8rou
in Sacramento, Gal. inn boben 9lter
bon 81 Sabret.
Sn Nefp.9orf begoim seitern
Der Ero5eb gegen ben Toli5iiten Sos.
Giqon, iuelher om 2. Dfoi ben 19-
i1brigen 2ouis Erobber, Sobn zines
Srootlpl1er @rocers, erld)oB. Dillon
lit bes Moroes i'm 5meiteu Grade nn-
geflagt.
Sn @ilmington, Gel, fonoen
Widuel Mancuio uno ieine Satin
Den 1o0 in Den 6lamnten ibres bren.
lleiloen Sauies. ols lie III einem aof.
ier oufbemabrtes @elo 81 retten Der.
llldten u1o babel bon Hauh iiber.
mannt muroen. Sbre beioen ainoer
e%rlittet iduere granownnoen, MUIR
Den aber gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Trau &atbarinc @pnle in Ebilabel-
Shia.

GbilooeIpbio, Eoy 81. SUM.
-6rou &otbcrine GlcmmlonS @oltlo,
ipelde on Somitng nit cinem ibrer
aniuoIte bier cingetroiien mar, febrte
9~eltcrn nod Nem.0orf 5ltriif. Sic
mo Der Aniuolt beludten bos Sotel,
i'll ipeld]em nc lid nob ben Iuslagen
Der 3eu8en ibred @aiten nj Dem
idhpebcnoen gbeideioungs Ero5eB
init Dem Shonipieleh Teitin 8armim
auI9ebolten bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Vatermuro.

9cnt.on Sorbor, Mih., 81.
Srni. - Sm Gerlouie eines baus-
liden StreiteS fnollte Gmil ELLEN
ollf ieiner orei Meilen iiiolih bon
bier gelegcnen ISorm ieincn go Sabre
olten Batter nieoer. Nta6 Der An.
flinit eileS Boli5ilten l~ieferte or iid)
obne @iocrltono aus. 5iuep mil
5nm Sdieben gc5iprngcn sgemeleil
fem, ba iein Gotern JOINT iemei Srull
init eihem &niippel foot sseidllageti
bobeu miirbc, mic CT bcbauptet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
8umbcusN ttcntat.

NiBQliidtcr &eriudJ sur 3crit0rung
elmer fotboIiid)cu Stride mo
SdulIe. - @rlluo Der 6repeltbot
cin NGtbieI.
Nem Worf, 81. SUM. - <d)-
Ioic Burden bottcn Geltcrn Irilb
Inn Die brittle WorgcnItlnoe ben Ser
illf genlo6t, >Oie itolieniihe ct.
&occos&ird)c iii Newort uno Die oa.
ncbcn gelcqcne GoroGiolidulc, 9tr.
Z mo 9, @c0for0-S troBc, 0ur6 cine
@rploiiot 5l 3crit0rcn. 9}lr Die Dor
Dem SGuIbmns n~icocrgelegtc 9on16c
fam sur @rploiion mo rIhtctc an
Dem Wc6dlI0c Crbebli6cn Sdo0cn
an; sic Dor Dem &irhcngCbullbc tie
gcn0c Sombc mltr0c nod rcd)tjciti9
cntoctt, 10 oob Die 6crcit5 ioit Der
llntcr gcbrnmtte 3itlOidntr lultuirfs
lam gcmudt mer0cn tonltc. @ie eS
iGciut, iolltc 0oa Nttcntot icinc Mir=
flul0 ulld olli sen I'M S6ulbouie nit
iciner Sdlucitcr ltn0 elmer 9e0icnltc-
ten m%obncnOcn Fforrer &ameS Cue
corelli mlSiibcn, oof bliebcn Die Scr
ioncn uttberlcbt.
Nti bic @rploIiou bin lporen mc6s
rerc Yoli5iitcn bin5ll aeeilt, bic be-
mcrtten 0oB Die &Or0crmot0 0cS
SdulboilIcS ltnrt uIlter ser @rplo-
lion a"Clittcn battc. 9ei nQberCm 81.
icbcn inllocn itc Dor Scr Stride cine
9om6c lic9en, Ocrcn 3iinOidmur be.
rcitS bis ouf mcnigc 3ou bermterz
~ge6rortlt mar. Gincr Der Foli5iitcl
l0idte 0en 9runo, mari ounn bic
9onbc in cinen nit Naiier gciiiutcn
elmer mo licB iic nud) Scr Eoli5ei-
ltotion jdoiicu. Son Dem SGuIgc-
bGll0c iiibrte ciuc 0lllt'pur nah 0cm
Seller cincS nobc gclcgenen SouicS,
o6cr bic &ofinnng Der Foli5iltcnL nit
Siilic Scr Spur Den &eriibcr Oe@ pit
tcntot$ 81 cntoedcn lullr0c lCiocr 9cs
tGlIht, Ocun IN Dem aclcr ion0en
lic MIR cine ucrluunOctc &oBc, sic iid)
5ur 3eit Der @rploiion' m Scr Nibe
Der Vonlbe ouigcbolteu un0 onnn
cine jid)crc 3llilll6t@ltGttc gcIltdt bus
ben nttB.
Sn Dem SduIAc60ubc mobntc Scr
Yiarrer Der ct. Nocco.&ir6c, &outcS
3ilccorcai, uno icinc S6mcltcr, oie
beioc IN 0cu &orOer5immcrn oeS
5meitcu StodmcrtS ihlicicn. llcber
ibncn bcionO iiH oo3 3immcr Der
0icnitlnog0. 2lqc 0rei Terioncn ipu.
rem III beiti9itcr Grrcgumg III Tolgc
Scr an i6nen poriiber gegongeneu
@ciobr, ic0od) Non5 mpcrlett. DDS
@eb1ll0e Iel6it obcr mar itart bcldGs
0igt. Die 5biiren moren aus Ben
Nngeln gcbobcn, iGmmtli6e 6eniter-
ldetbet 6ertrltnlllltrt ltt0 0ltd) Od5
Mollcrmcrf an cinigen StcQen be.
ifGoigt. Gem @cinnoe nod mulB sic
gol6e &irtr1g scr 9ombe, Die olts
9enidcinlid oibt ot ser @ono &C.
legcn bate, in oic S0be gcgongeu
leilt ocrm i'm Snnercn ocS @cbGllDeS
mar nidIt ooS NcrinQItc %bcid)1oigt.
Sn Der 9fod6oridoit Der Grplplions.
Itelle morel einigc 6cnltcrid)eiben
5crtriimmcrt.
lleber Den SDGtcr fonntc nod,
nid)tS crmittclt mcrbcn. Gin Sta
%licncr, Der lih in Der NGbe ser Or
ploiionSitcuc fms border olligebalten
bate, mlr0e pcrboitct, bod bat Die
Foll5ci, mic lie iclblt 5u0iebt, feline
meitercn 9cuciSmittel gegel1 i'm in
SGnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
9eut 6 q A G
2 6 ii Bcn 5u 9e0ers
q.

Bremen 81. Sum-. - 3peibnns
bert Wtitglieoer OeS notionoIen S6ilt.
5cnbun0cS Scr Ser. Stooten, meld)e
an @oro bcS 9ompfers oWtoin" Dor
5lpei @o6en bon Ncm- Dort bier ein-
g"ctroifcn limo, boben geltern Der 10
idbrigen @riinolugSfeier Der Sd)iit.
5enqiloe bon 9eoerteln bei9emobnt.
SEER bon Minocn erlpioerte Den GooIt
olri ole Sdiibcn mo iprad) Die Soff-
nllllg ans, BOB Die Srenn0ldaItabons
&c 5uiidcn 9(n1crifo uno Gelltidlono
ltCt8 el1ger milroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

SGnben ST Goltert. Gie &c gcerS So.
bottc olli pripotem @e9c Snformotio.
uen iiber Die 0iomonteniunOe einge-
5ogen, u1b Die erbuItenen g~ltsfiinftc
batten Den 9lppetit Oer8eieQihoft Don
Ncuem SIT Dem &criu6 gerci5t, Die
6eloer an lid 51 reiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

Hiegel gegen HeottionGre.
8etersburg,2 81. SUM. - Gre,
mierminiiter Stolppin bot Der NIB.
iidt Der reoftionGren Srgouiiotionen,
Die 3tpeibunOerti0brige 6eier Der
Sdlndt bon Foltopa nd6iten Vio'
nat in cine Concentration gegen Die
9umo um5ulpanoeln, einen &iegel
oorgeid)oben. Die &iga oes rlililden
&olfes beubiidtigte, pGbrcnO Der
6eier cinen GongreB ob3uboltcn nno
cine Population an Den G3oren 5n
entienoCn. Ser Gremierminiiter bat
ieine 3uitimmung bo5u perpetgert
mo Der &igo befount ge9eben, Dab
mlr GlGee fir 175 Experimentation
reierpirt lperoen piir0en, 0oraufbtn
boben Die GonareB-G elegaten befantt
gcaeber, Dob Tie lif bon Gon8reB SUI
riid5iebcrl.
"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
(Gorfsknna BON Der 1. Seitc.)

2oiegelo fir ben &naben 9eioroert
ipuroen. Ser Soter iditte nod Ser
GoIi5ei, moroui i'm Ser Hdubcr ers
moroete mo ScIbitmoro bcging. GaS
SdidiaI ocs anabeu lit nidt befannt.
Smsf, gliiotiiheS HuBIo1O, 81.
SUM. - Der 3obImciiter bc& %.
iibiriiden ShiibentG egimcntS lit DON
bier ourh9ebranut, nodoem cr ieinc
3egimentstoiie ourh 9ci0lif1te 2ln.
m~eiiungen nm $4,000 bcitoblen
bate.
y LIZ ~ ~, - n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

VdHe far's ansIant beisrst g. 9laine, 4f3
et.x3alttupres ctr. uaee 0atem 9sufe.Apenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-20
TROOPS ARRIVE AT
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS

PRESCOTT, Nov. 19.-Companies A, B. c and D, comprising the first battalion of the Eighteenth Infantry, Major Kirby commanding, arrived from the Philippine Islands at Fort Whip. pie at noon today. The regiment was given a twenty-four hour rest at San Francisco after disembarking. Com pany F of the Fifteenth Infantry. which as been doing garrison duty at the fort awaiting the arrival of the battalion of the Eighteenth, will be transferred to Fort Douglas.
 Two of the companies of the Eight, eenth arriving today are recruited tC seventy-fve men each. The other two companies are of sixty-five officers men men each. The machine gun pla. toon occupying the battalino increases the garrison to a total of 299 men.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-20
COUNTY REGISTRATION Is COMING IN SLOW

Registrations for the local option election throughout the county are coming in very slow, according to a statement of County Recorder c. A. Mcdonald of Tombstone.
 "The only places so far that We nave received any returns from what ever are Hereford and Douglas" he said. "A tosal of about 500 have been received from the two places, the largest majority from Douglas.
 Owing to some misunderstanding about distributing the sheets on which the registrations were to be entered 1as caused a delay in receiving affi lavits from the Warren district. How. ever, looked after that today and all registration officers are now supplied and viii make their entries and for yard the blanks day by day hereat- ter to my office for filing"
 Mir Mcdonald, when asked how Tombstone would vote. stated he had no idea. Probabilities are, however, that 1t will go wet, as the eight sa- looms comprise most of the mercantile establishments in town.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-20
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
 ARRESTED AT MORALES

MORALES, Nov. 19.-A dozen rail road employees have been arrested and jailed on the, Mexican side in eonnec- tion with the murder of young Moraga night before last. Several have been liberated, having proved their inno- cence upon examination, and the others are held for further investiga- tion.
 It appears that Moraga and several companions had been drinking quite freely during the evening and it is thought the killing was the result of drunken dispute between the rail road men. Judicial investigation is still being conducted into the case.
 This morning it was reported from semi-oficial sources that one of the suspected men. named "Tato," had made confession of being the one guilty Of the crime.
 The case is in the hands of Judge Pujol of the Court of First Instance, who is doing all in his power to clear the matter up so as to release the persons under arrest who are inn3- cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-20
INVITATIONS ISSUED
 FOR CHARITY BALL

Invitations for what promises to be the most largely attended charity ball ever held in Bisbee, have been issued The affair will be given un- der the auspices of the women's club and the Cavalier club at odd Fei lows hall Thanksgiving Eve.
 During the early part of next weex committees from the two clubs will be busy decorating the hall and mak- ing preparations looking toward the comfort of their guests. Good music will be one of the features of the occasion while refreshments will be served it is understood.
 several hundred invitations have been sent out and the attendance, In view of the fact that the proceeds are to be used for charitable purposes should be large.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-20
COPPER CITY
 SENDING OUT
 LITERATURE

Douglas and surrounding district is being advertised as never in the past, according to Secretary B, P. Grindell, of the Douglas chamber of com merce. The advertising not alone in cludes the Shelter City, but every portion of Cochise county as well.
 We are sending out many circu- lars and other matter which will serve to bring Douglas to the atten- tion of the outside world,' said MT Grindell. And in response to these We are receiving a number of inquir- ies from every part of the United States, daily, inquiring as to the ad. vantage offered by business, mining and ranching opportunities over other portions of the west. We are es- peciaIly exploiting Douglas, of course, but secondarily the Sulphur Springs valley and Bisbee, as well as the Senora district contiguous to the Smetar City. I believe we are get ting good results from our campaign.
 Aside from their advertising other and diversified explorations are keep ing the Douglas chamber busy. This includes the collection of specimens from mines of the Warren district and those Of northern Sonora which
 night be said to be in the territory Of the city on the border. The col lection cabinet is now che of the handsomest in the west, fine samples |of minerals coming in continually to be added to the display.
 There are numerous small realty deals being brought about through the agenc of the chamber of com merce also. The body is proving of great benefit to the City of Shelters in building it up.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-20
HEAVY PENAL Y
 Is IMPOSED BY
 FEDERAL COURT

TUCSON. Nov. 1s.--A telegram yesterday morning to J. J. Murphy. inspector in charge at the local i'm
 migration bureau. announced the conviction of Francisco yillescas in Globe and the imposing of the penalty of Imprisonment six months in jail and a fine of s1.500.
 Villesca was indicted but few days ago by the United States grand jury at Globe on the charge of bringing into this country and harboring with in it's domain immoral women. At the time of the arrest of the prisoner the case received considerable attention and three women were inyolvd in the proceedings. Yillesca was taken into custody by Immigration Inspector Cornell at Clifton, was lodged in jail at Globe and the three women were brought to Tucson, being held by the hCAS dS Hit- nesses against the man. It develop ed that the prisoner had lured the women to this side of the information al boundary line and had induced them to lead life of shame The women will likely be deported.
 villesca is but one of the many char acters who have ipeen under sur veillance of the immigration authorir ties in this territory during the past few months, the department having directed particular attention to this and parallel cases for the purpose of eliminating the influx of protitutes and immoral characters into the south west. The departments activity in the prosecution of this work has caused remarkable thinning out in the ranks of the habitues of the un- der world, number who escaped the hand of the law having ben frightened into flight. Before the United States court sessions are completed this win ter, it is likely that numerous others will get the same dose as Francisco ViIlescas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-20
GRASS Is GOOD
 CATTLE FAT ON
 SAN SIMON

DOUGLAS. Nov. 1S.-(Speciai. D.
 Hon. Oscar Roberts, who is one o1 the pioneer cattiemen of the San Si mon valley. passed through Douglas yesterday afternoon enroute to Bis pee on business. Mir. Roberts was a member of the last legislature from this county and made good record.
 T want to say that the grass was never better in the San. simon valley than it has been this fall This Is not due to an enormous amount of rain during the summer, but what rain there was came just at the right time and in the right manner to make grass. During last winter and spring the cattlemen of the lower San Simon valley lost great many cattle be- cause of the lack of water and grass on the range.
 During the last three years quite an amount of the San Simon valley above and around Rodeo has been set tied by farmers and I understand that some of them produced pretty good crops this year, while others have done but little. The settlers have cut considerable wild hay for which they are receiving s10 per ton. The in crease in the wild hay crop is indicat- ed by the price it sells for. Last year there was but little and the price was $17 per ton, so am told. The increased quantity has lowered the price this year"
 Speaking of the settlement of the valleys of southern Arizona by those who propose to farm the land, Mr. Roberts stated that he believed that eventually water storage would give water for a great deal of the land in these valleys. Many of the settlers now coming may be discouraged by future drought years. in the opinion of MT. Roberts. but he predicted that the day for open range in the valleys of Arizona was rapidly ending.
 When MT. Roberts first went to the San Simon valley to engage in the cattle business he found that water run on the surface of that valley to below where it is crossed by the Southern Pacific. Now. he says, the water is only visible on the surface during the storm season. Whereas, he at one time only had one well to supply his herds of cattle, now he has five and the expense of maintain ing them is considerable.
 Mir. Roberts will probably visit Douglas before returning to his ranch.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-20
CRACK MARKMEN
 WILL BE AT DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Nov. 19.-(Special)-
 A choice exhibition of shooting is in store for the lovers of that sport at the grounds near the Country club house on Sunday. Rush Razee and Walter Clement will be in the city to morrow and will remain over Sunday to give this exhibition.
 All of the marKsmen and crack shots who were in Douglas two years ago at the territorial shoot never lose an opportunity to revisit this city. The entertainment which was given to all of the viisting shots, amateur and professional, at that time is still the topic of conversation when the cracks meet They never tire of telling one another what a good time they had and how successful that shoot was.
 W. H. Kirkland is in receipt of a letter from Walter Clement at Phoe- nix, and he says that he and Rush Razee will be in Douglas tomorrow and on Sunday will give an exhibi- tion of their skill. Both of these marksmen have been here before and have given exhibitions at the old gun club grounds. but many who did not then see them will now take the short CT trip to the Country club fer that purpose.
 Clement writes that they have just pulled off the big stunt" at the fair, and that he, the smiling U. M- c. man, and Razee, the shoot 'em up kid ,'' will arrive tomorrow and will be glad to give their exhibition.
 .Razee is one of the most remark able shots in the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-20
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