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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01

the sun disk. according 10 those ele.
ments, but that slight change might
produce one AT any rate" he saws.
1T seems highly probable that ws
shall on May is be inside the com
cts tail"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01

The ialr VIII CTOse IomOTTOW AT
eight O'Clock and after that dance
Will be held During the dance such
articles as have not been sold will be
auctioned off.
Reeds orchestra viii supply the
dance music. FTey's orchestra fur
nished the music last night.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
FOR SALE.

A modern six-roomed brick house
with barn, l62 2lst St
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
SEVENTH WARD FAIR
Is WELL PATR0NlZED

The second day Of the Seventh ward
fair and bazaar was most successful
and about three hundred dollars was
realized from the sale OF the articles
in the booths and fish ponds. Tho
Hall of Relics" which was artistical-
ly arranged by Mrs. Minerva p. Shaw.
WAS the main attraction last night.
The voting contest is going merrily
on and much interest is beins taken
in the final outcome, Miss Hattie
Jones. who was second at the close
Of the first nights voting. jumped
into first place last night. while Miss
Fern Farr. who led the first night.
now holds fourth place. The result
of Yesterdays voting follows.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09

3Dnis Nlfons bon 5panien ldbt iidl
iebt einen Bart tpa9ien. Sffenhar lift
e. Der Mniiht. bob ct feinen Iieben unb
getreuen. aegen i'm rebellierenben llnz
tertanen nur ,imponieren fann, tpenn
er 9aare auf ben 3Gbnen bat.
Der 9iireermeiiter bon 3otio bat
iicb erboten. in Ser 8unbesbauptfabt
an ben llfern nes ppt6nlac 25.00o ias
paniihe airlhbdume 5li pfInnaen.
Gum 3eiben ber 6reunbfnaft, bic
nan in Sapan fir uns begt2 D0er
um ananDel,ten, baf, nit ben geIben
8riibern nidbt ant Rirfd)en ellen ilt2
& Is 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09

1
hen Murie 6slo pollte BEL Der Rolo=
nialtpacrenhGnolerin Sophie Dirpel
in Der airhgaKe Spiritus aus benz
&eler bolen. als auf nod unaufeez
tldrte Meiie oas Spiritusfab srplo=
| oirte. Das MGnhen sli9 lofort Ell
ner Seueridule uno erlttt furhtbare
8ranonunOen.
6sra. Der prinasRe
gent bat benz friiberen SenatsprIii=
oenten am Ober lanoeseeri6te in
gambers. pbil. 1eroinano b. gost
au oeHen 80. @eburtstage feline @liidz
pinihe telearapbiih gum Iusorud
bringen laifen.
Ootien. 8iiralth tpuroe in
ser NGbe ben S0rsersborf Ser 3imz
mermannsirbn Soiepb Neumeper auf
Dem 6etmpe9e meu6ltnas iiberFal=
len unb eriAlaasn. Nls SbGter muir
oe nunmehr Der Shrsinersiobn Mi=
hael Ganftl BON 8od5orn uno Der
Otenitfneht Wartin Gang Don 60r=
aersbera sntoedt uno feitgenomnen.
| sic haben oie Shat bereits einoeitan=
0en.
gberhei m. Der 671briae
0ater bes Miblenbeiibers &uB purz
Oe beim Nahieben am 5riebpert pom
3ransmiiiipnsriemen erfaBt uno i'm
8etrieb aerquetlht.
| 66njdrei6 JSiirftemBeru.
Stutteart. - Cine in ben oez
perbli9en areiien bes 2anbes pobl,
betannte perionli9teit. Der friibere
Obertnipettor oes 2anoesmuieums,
9ofratb 8arl 9enfft. lit i'm Nlter bon
81 Sabren seitorben.
Der pesen 3aubs unb i6tperen
Diebitabls porbeitrafte lebise @9lof=
Ter &arl WeibmiilIer BON bier purbe
bon Der 9traftammer tpesen II gina
brudsbiebitdblen gu Sabren 3u9t=
baus uno Steuuns unter polioeiauf=
iiht perurtbeiIt.
sSm Otter BON 46 Sabren lit ouf
| ieinem 2anbbauie am Sa4eniee bel
Meil i'm Oorf profeHor Otto Reimz
ger, elmer Der eriten 2unbi i9aftsmaz
Ter Wirttemberss. an ben 5olgen eli
neg S4lasanfales geitorben.
bronn. Der friibere
@anbbofpirtb an0blsr, Der neulid
aud in 8adnans bur4 feline SdieBez
reien 4ufresune peruriodte, puroe
Gr3tlid ols 9emein9efdbrliher Get
itestranter ertldrt.
@rokbersostbam 2aoen.
BORT. Sn benz 9orfz
den Witteltofen, Mmt 8onnoorf, lit
es einem eepiKen Gu ltau gbrler na9
mebridbrisem Stubium uno prattiz
iden 8eriuden selunsen. 6lusmos
belle berauf ftellen, bic in elmer 5Obe
BON 6.5 Meter. bur9 ibre eigene
Shlpertraft setriebsn, 70 big 80 Mes
ter in rubisem. iidsrem Sluse 5uriidz
| gelegt baben.
8ib lertbuI. - Sn bem Inz
peien bes 9ol5ma9ers Sobunn Miilz
ler il. i'm 3inten Saberg brad Seuer
aus. Die 8ebduoe iparen in tur5er
3eit einsedidert. Oas Dieb tonnte
nod re9t5eitis in Siherbeit sebradt
nerben.
gbingen. 8ei Der Biirgers
ausidubtpabl Der britten RlaKe feste
bic 2ifte Der @o5ialoemotratiiden
partei nit GROCER Mebrbeit iiber bas
| Centrum. Die ioaialbemotratiide
| 2ifte bra4te es auf 1918 @tim=
men. pdbreno bas Centrum nur Sc
81 Stimmen eraielte.
WaIbsbut. = Inter benz Uer=
bahte, bas @roBfeuer in benz benaa=
barten Siensen perfaulbet gu baben.
! tpuroe Der pielfah porbeitrafte Rorb=
nader aarI Sdmieo in Sadinsen
feitsenommen.
6eibeIbers. 5ier 1T elmer
Der tpenigen nod lebenben M9tunbs
pieraiger, Der pripatmann Sohunn
peter Hummel, i'm Mlter bon 86 Sab
rem seitorben. Nummel bat feineraeit
an benz Nusmari6 Der !6eiDelberser
Sreibeitsfdmpfer nad1 2abenburg
theilgenommen.
GItak. SotDrsngen.
| Gt.dbburq. Der lanaiGbz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09

aanin9en, gienen, ufp. ipurben benz
bieiisen Siittentafiirer g. pefhang,
als einsisem lotbrinser Musfteler.
atpet erite preiie fir ausgeitellte
@oln=Wpanbotte 9iibner auerfdnnt.
SI!ttr6. Der 9agel0bner
8eutsl, Der ben Morbberfuh anf
feline eieene Srau madte. tpurbe BET
Suttr9 berbaftet.
2seetnpfara.
2anbou. Sn Rnittelsbeim
eerietb Der 2anbpirtb Braun NIT
ieinem @9pager in Streit, tpobei
leBterer auf Braun brei Repolberz
i9uKe abeab, bic Braun fdper nerz
lebten. Damn begab e. itd nah 9aife
uno eri9ob iid in ber 4nnabme,
Braun eetObtet gu baben.
srete :staate.
6umbure. Die hieE9en
8aftlpirtbe buben beihlof1en, an Dem
Sage, ro nie 8rauereien einen preisz
aufihlae bon 4 Warf fir bas 6ettpz
liter 8ier pornebmen, ebenfans eine
Yreiserh0buna poraunebmen, nno
aipar ioa Ger MtnOeitperfauf fir bas
2iter 8er 40 Bfsnnige (bisaer ourdz
ihnittlid 80 pfennise) betragen.
Smxemburs.
urem burg. Ods in Der
alien gahnhof Mpenue aelegene unb.
Sem 6errn sSultus Mouiel seb0rtge
6aus, in pelhem btsber BON 6errn
Waener=Wuller bos v6otel Sc 5trasz
bouro" betrieben tpuroe, eina burh
8auf in ben 8eiib 0es 8ddermeiiters
8iper @rniter iber gum preiie BON
10000 Franfen.
0saerrei6. Nnsarm.
Wien.- gs nuroe Der 19iGbriae
8dder 8ebilfe Ricbaro Watpruiha
BON elmer RspoIpertugel in bsn Riiden
estrpffen unD in Der 2unae 10 ibtper
perlsBt, oaB er nod am ie!hen Sage
i'm Wiebener &ranfenhauie ftarb.
Qls 56Gter puroe Der 2Oi1hriae
6ilfsarbeiter Rubolf 8pbal, Mitz
glieb Der .gader Blatte", ausges
forldht uno Dem 2anoesgerihte elm
oeliefert.
geer. 9(ls iih ser WfaFhintIt
Sdpah bonn 8rittanniaipsrfe Bel
Noltenau an Der @ger nah 8elor=
aung einieer GintGuTe nit ieinen
8inoern auf Dem 6eimrege beFanb,
fam er auf @runb elmer alten sSeinoz
idaft nit bem 9ergarbeiter Woblz
rab in Streit. Mohlrab 9ab Shtpab
cine Srfeiqe uno lief oapon. tefrte
ieooh balo oarauf nit eipem Meher
auriid uno periebts oem 9tipab eis
nsn puhtigen Sti6 in oie linfegruit>
leite. Shpab peridieo balo barauf.
Der Sbdter mactte. als er osrbaftet
mar. einen Selbitmprooer1uh, tnoem
er iih in Der 2elle er6dngen ipollte.
Der Grmorbete hinterldbt cine 5ruu
nit feds Rinoern.
8raa. Ser aaiiirer Grpin
2eonbarb aus 2eipaia lit BON Der
JtUi UIpuNU WS OtlHCS SuiUuel pCt
8raa abaeitiirat. Seine 2eihe puroe
Qefunoer.
$@weti-
8aiel. Nad elmer Melouna
lit Der felt einiaen 5agen permibte
2ehrer 9llber aus 8afeL, Der bon
Scanfs aus cine Sour in oas @al
Srupihen unternommen bate, nod
niht aufgefunben fporoen.
geIlinaona. Gin neun-
idhriges Maohen, 6tlba Sesalini.
bas fih auf ben glpen befanb, be-
riihrte nit Dem 4opf rem Metullz
orubt elmer 6oIaieilbabn, in bic Ser
glib aur 3eit einfdlug. Sic mar
iofort tobt.
@larus. Der 5hlofIer Wez
bsr. Ser in Murs feline eetrennt BON
iAm lebenbe sSrau au eridaeben nerz
fuht bate, lit i'm SpitaI BON Wullenz
itebt an Der ShuBnunoe. pelhe er
iid barauf ieIbit beiaebruht bate,
seitorben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09
ETtak.SotDr,ngess.

GtsaBburg. Der langiGb=
rige Nei4stassabge fir Geb=
ipeiler. gbrenbomberr Guerber. III
Bier i'm Nlter BON 85 Sabren geitors
ben.
Gebnetler.5 Der @robinbu=
ftrielle Mler. 8ourcart. Der Mitinba=
ber Der Hirtna 9ourcart ftls ct G,e.,
1T am @enferiee, tpo er BON lnngen
2eicen Genefung fuhte, eeitDrben.
Mai3ieres. Muf Der in Mrz
Ion [Belgien) itattgefunbenen Sl1terz
nutionalen Musitellung fit gefliigel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09
a6nigret@ 2ater,t.

MInhen. 3pei ehenfo Bee
fannie tpie beliebte Miinnner Merate
feiern in oiefen Saaen ibr 50iGbriges
Dpftoriubildum: Mebiainalratb a.
3. Gr. Stto 2aubaer uno 9ofratb
Or. NaIentin Nigauer, Nrr einem
salben ssabrhunbert bcben bic beioen
uls iunge ssreunoe an Der bieIigen
llniberiitdt iih ben Doftorhut ertpor=
ben. beioe Oiirfen duf Elm Idnaid1ris
aes ,pernienitreihes unb iegensp1iles
MirfeH .suriidfhauer.
Mugsburg. Das Dienifmd0z
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09

Erort13 8oIen.
Bofen. gu Dem Dieeitabl i'm
Mefaurant Y3um paBenbofer" miro
mitgetbeilt, 6aB ber fliht!ge Ginz
ibenter 6aifemann Bel feiner Mntunft
in 9reslau berhcftet iporoen lit. BON
benz entfpenoeten @eloe ipurben nod
81 Mart BEL inn borsefunben.
Mraenau. L.. @utsbeiiber @ebr=
fe bat fein 1000 Morgea groBes @ut
8ueafpDo 5ei Mrgenau, an ben Gutsz
tefiber s,eilfron aus pdfoih perfauft.
8omf It. Der i'm Rreiie Bpn1it
aeleaene Gutsbeairf Euhorae 1T in
cine 2anoaemeinhe nit benz Namen
9eihrooe limaeipanOelt ipDrben.
gaempin. Riiralich 1T sic
Mrbeiterfral Dietrptpo BEL gaempin
i'm Walne Bel Dietroipo ermorbet aufs
eefun0en ipDr0en.
Gs nnrDe III einen Rprnfeloe Die
67iubrigc Mitt!pe Rltbdrina Quintet
bon hier errtorbet aufgeflnDen. sic
tpnr0e felt benz %. b. M. bereits perz
mibt; bic RleiDer tDaren ber Qeidt
iiber Dem Ropfe auiammenaebunoen
SET llnierleib mar dufgeriIitn. SIS
lieat anideintnD 2uifmoro por.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10

pin secured the consolation. Needle
work was INDUCED in and dainty re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Will Marlar. who was
the guest of the club.
There is some talk of changing the
name of the club to THE Needle Club"
and the question will be settled at the
next meeting which is to be held at
the home of Mrs. Max Vault next
Friday. All the members were present
with the exception of Mrs. Charles
Lewis. who is out at her ranch. and
Mrs. Joe Peterson, who is a visitor
at the Portland fair. The list also
includes besides the hostess Mesdames
NJ. ]. Galpin. Max Vault. Joe Robert
son. c. A. Williamson and ]. II. Pom
eroy.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
United States Land Office,

AIiZ., sept -. lSVS
A sufficient contest affidavit having
being filed in this office by Robt NJ
Tafel. contestant. against Homestead
entry, No. 5053, Serial 1895 made Sept
IL. 1904. for SWA. Township 3 ".
Range +. q. & s. r. Meridian, by
Joseph II. Piper. Contesttee. in which
1t Is alleged that the said Joseph ii.
Piper has wholly abandoned said tract.
that he has changed his residence
therefrom for more than six months
since making said entry. said parties
are hereby notified to appear. respond.
and offer evidence touching said allie
cation at 10 o'clock a. m. on Nov %.
1909. before Uunited States Land office
in Phoenix, Arizona.
The said contestant having. in pro-
per affidavit, filed Sept. "a. 1909. set
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service of this notice
can not be made. II is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
CHAS. E. ARNOLD. Receiver
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
NATIONAL GUARD MEDALS.

The new bronze medals for the mem
bers of the National Guard, Company
ID. have arrived. These medals were
awarded the boys in the Workmanship
contest which was held in Prescott
last summer. They are finely wrought
Of bronze. and while the "Marksman"
medal is not so elaborate as the "Ex-
pert" marksman medal. it is none the
less precious. 1t has been stated
that although the boys of Company
ID are not in the habit of getting shot.
they are nevertheless good Shots" as
the following list will show:
The fortunate boys who received the
Expert" medals are Lieut.. E. NJ. LIE
Baron and Cook Charles johnson. The
marksmen medals were won by First
Lieut.. Guy w. Jones. Sergt. Jos.
Noble and Privates Ray LeSueur. d.
A. LeBaron, ]. f. LeBaron. A. Nicholl.
Charles Dana, Hiram Dana, f. Ellis
worth and Ray Merrill.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
MISFORTUNE FOLLOWS
A MESA CITIZEN
But His Losses Are Gains for the
Local Blacksmith.

Fred Myers had another accident
yesterday when his horse became
fractions and broke the shafts of his
surrey. Mr.. Myers came into town
yesterday morning and hitched his
horse to the rail outside Growers place
and went over to the postoffice- While
he was gone another rig was hitched
close to Myers and the horses started
to become acquainted. Myers big black
objected for he tried TO kick the other
horse. and succeeded in kicking
through the dash board. then he fell
across the shafts. breaking them both.
Myers returned. and got the horse
up and the. rig to the blacksmith.
Just a week ago Mr.. Myers had SINH
lar accident with the same horse. and
he says he is sure he has killed no
cats. broken no mirrors. and he does
not carry opals, so is at loss TO know
the why and wherefOr of his bad luck
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
NEARsIeHTEo NEW WORKERS.

At the recent convention of adver-
Using men in Louisville. one of the
delegates. who lives in the west, told
a story of having met man from
New York. says the St Louis Times.
Where are you from?" inquired the
New Yorker.
Los Angeles" said the man from
California.
.Oh. l see." exclaimed the Empire
State inhabitant- $50 you're from the
west. Well, I've been west some my
self. Now last year 1 was out as far
as Cleveland and stopped awhile at
Pittsburg. Twas all around the west. +"
rs that so?" said the man from Los
Angeles, with a great show of interest.
We'll. l was up east myself not very
long ago. l was in Denver and Salt
Lake City and all around. It's strange
We didn't meet"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
PERSONALS.

]. ]. Ryan was in town Friday He
had the misfortune to be kicked by a
mule recently and still carries the
mark of the hoof. The injury causes
him to limp slightly
81 Cunningham left Friday evening
for Kansas City for visit with friends
and relatives. He has been In this
district for year and half now, and
will advertise the Salt River valley
among his people
Warren Barnett has received a ship
ment of his household goods from CAL
ifornia, and will remain here for the
winter.
Miss Lois Beebe is reported to be
indisposed.
j. G. Peterson is building an addition
to his residence on his ranch south of
town.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
TAKES MERCHANTS TO PHOENIX.

s. Mitchell, representing the Myers
Bros. Drug company. was in town yes
terday rounding up the Mesa Mer-
chants preparatory to taking them to
Phoenix to view his stock of holiday
goods Mr. Mitchell is travelling for
the largest drug firm west Of Chicago,
and claims to carry one of the most
complete lines Of Christmas goods in
the middle west. He considers 1t cas-
Ter and cheaper to come to Mesa and
Tempe and take the merchants to
Phoenix to his sample rooms, than it
is to ship his samples over here.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
SATISFIED WITH MESA CITY.

W. II. Crawford. a prominent bee
man from Roswell, New Mexico. has
been in Phoenix for the past few days
looking over the surrounding country
with a view to locating here. He has
been in several districts in the terri
tory and considers none so favorable
for an apiary as Mesa. He went to
Tempe yesterday for a visit with
friends. and will return to Mesa Mon
day. He has said that in all proba
bility he will buy in the near vicinity
of the city and settle here.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
MORMON CHURCH.

Sunday school will be held in the
Mesa opera house at 10 O'Clock in the
morning and the regular meeting at the
Tabernacle at O'Clock in the after
noon. Bishop Harm will speak. At
1880 the NJ. /. A. will meet in the
opera house. The following program
has been arranged:
Instrumental Music-Mrs. w. Arid
Mcdonald
Vocal Solo-Conway lie Baron.
Reading-Elmer Brundage.
After which the classes viii separate
for the regular study.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
RUSklN CLUB.

The Ruskin club met at the home
of Mrs. w. F. Van Meter Friday after
noon. this being the first meeting OF
the season. This club is composed OF
ladies who spend a social time each
week in each others homes, and enjoy
discussions of different interesting
subjects, games and the conversation
so dear to the ladies. The principal
occupation of the afternoon at Mrs.
Van Meters was an original guessing
contest, in which Mrs. Joe Robertson
won first prize and Mrs. NJ. ]. Gal
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
EPWoRTH LEAGUE SUPPER SUc-
CESSEuI

The oyster supper given by the mem
bers of the Epworth League was a
success both from a financial and
culinary point of view. There was a
goodly sum realized and a more than
a goodly number OF people satisfied
with the delicious supper served them.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
BACK FROM CALIFORNIA.

J. Wallace returned from Alhambra
California Friday evening where he has
been visiting relatives and friends. He
brought his sister Miss Nellie Wallace
with him to remain for the winter
months
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
BROTHERHOOD CHAPTER.

Promptly at O'Clock this afternoon
there will be a special mems meeting
in the Baptist church. under the super
vision of the Brotherhood OrganiZa-
ton. The program will last exactly
one hour and will be as follows:
Song-My Country 'Tis of Thee.
Prayer.
Music by Male Quartet
Lecture-'Growth of Mesa's Schools, %
by Prof II. c. Robertson.
And this will be followed by gen.
eral discussion from all present.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
M. 4. a. DANCE.

The dance at the Mesa opera house
Friday night was success and was
attended by large crowd. The music
furnished by the Mesa orchestra was
inspiring and the floor in perfect con-
ditiOn. The members of the orchestra
include Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Johnson.
George Fryer and James Passey .
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. Sidney Maddox announces the
regular services. The sermon for the
morning will be on Jesus" and the
evening subject is What More Could
you Ask" Special music has been
prepared for the services. The Is. Y.
p. IT, Will meet at 7:15 O'Clock in the
evening.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
RELIEF socIETYs SOCIAL.

The Ladies' Relief Society had very
enjoyable social Friday evening and
there were present over $50 ladies'.
After they had spent the most of the
evening in social converse they adj
journed to the NJ. |. A. dance.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
BROUGHT SICK CHILD TO TOWN.

The Rev. y. Keene came in from
the Verde country yesterday to bring
his little girl f"- medical treatment,
The little OH Is suffering from what
is called the philippine or Cuban"
fever although 1t is sometimes mis-
taken for typhoid.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
METHODIST CHURCH.

The regular Sunday services will be
held at the Methodist church this
morning. the Rev. A. L. Hawley, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock with j.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
MESA DEPARTMENT
snangler. superintendent.

theme for the morning service VIII be
Their own Company" and the eve
ming service Some Evidences of Rev.
elation." The Epworth League will
meet at 1880 in the evening.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-10
DROVE OVER TO PHOENIX.

Mrs. L. NJ. Gibbons and Mrs. Pom
eroy drove over to Phoenix on a shop
ping trip yesterday. returning last
night
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
BOY DISCOVERED
MURDERED MEN

Kadoka, S. d. June 16.-A boys
curiosity is responsible for the early
discovery of the bodies of w. D. Toney
and John Goodin, of Sioux City, which
We're found in a we'll on the McNally
claim soon after the murderer, Isaac
Mccain, had disappeared.
Mccain, who has confessed to the
murder n is now in Jail at Fort
Pierre. told the foreman on the Me-
Nally n that If an odor was de-
tected at any time about the premises
he might know that it was from the
remains of a horse belonging to Toney
that was sick and would probably die,
n that in such a case the body of
the animal would be dumped into a
we'll near by.
"A little son of the foreman overheard
the words of Mccain and later out OF
curiosity vent to the well, where he
saw a mans hand extending out of
the water. He told his father and the
latter then proceeded to investigate
the we'll. n the result was the dis
Icovery of the bodies.
Before Mccain was arrested he had
written several checks on a Sioux City
bank in Goodin's name and bought
fully $1,000 in property. giving checks
which will now 60 to protest.
The bodies OF the two murdered men
were buried here last evening. The AK
with which Mccain committed the
murder was found yesterday near the
well.
There is nothing In the surroundings
plea OF self defense which 1t is said
Mccain viii set up when he comes to
trial.
Toney had recently taken a claim
near Interior and was about to send
for his wife when the crime occurred.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
DOUBLE MURDER;
MOTIVE ROBBERY
Sioux City Man and Companion
Killed and Their Remains
Hidden in Well.

Kadoka. S. D., June 15.-The murder
remains in a well on the claim of Art
place, has just been revealed by the dis
cevery of the bodies and their identi-
fication as w. d. Toney, of 1917 TAMIL
ton St, Sioux City, Ia, and j. Gooder,
of Rock Valley. Ia.
With a man named Mike Malone.
these parties came here May Is, ship
ping in a car of horses and machinery
from Chamberlain. and took a contract
for breaking on the McNally claim.
May 81 Malone came to town. flush
with money. and told the story that he
had bought out the interests Of Toney
and Gooder in the outfit and k the
parties to Philip. He afterward sold
several of the horses and Monday he
left for the west, taking the remaining
head with him. Officers followed
his trail and he was captured at Cot
tonwood and brought back here yes
terday.
The pockets of the men had beer rihed
of none and all papers that might
identify them except a ticket on the
person of Toney, which showed his To-
cation. Malone had plenty of money
when he was last in town and before
he had sold any of the horses, and the
fact that the well In which the remains
of the men were found was only about
10 rods from the amp where the three
men stopped closely connects Malone
with the commission of the crime. The
only motive so far discovered for the
murder is robbery.