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The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
HENRYS BUY A
$4,000 RANCH

IL is announced in II telephone mes
sage from Denver to The Sentinel this
afternoon that n. &. Henry and
George Henry, the well known pro-
moters of irrigation projects and who
have been identified in various ways
with local irrigation propositions.
have purchased the great Westwnfer
fruit ranch, located some distance be-
low Grand Junction. near Westwater.
Utah, and on the Grand river. The
consideration ws,s more than S50,-
600.
There are zoo acres in the big
tract and IL is announced that the
Henrys expect To bring IL To high
state of cultivation.
Dir. Nottingham and other gentle
men in this valley, were Interested in
the big ranch.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
THE DEED
A FOUL
ONE
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Palermo. Sicily. Mar. 13.-Joseph
Petrosino of the New York police de-
partment was shot and killed here
near his hotel today His assassins
are unknown.
Petrosino had come here upon an
important mission which had for its
object the protection of the peaceful
Italians of America. He was Black
Hand expert connected with the New
York police department and was a
terror to Italian criminals. In his
work it was natural that he should
incur the enmity of all Italian GRIM
inals and it is believed that he was
a victim at their hands.
Petrosino came to Italy to place in
effect a plan to check the tide OF
undesirable Italians and Sicilians to
America.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
IN CHARTER CITY
CONFUSION INCREASES
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Los Angeles. Cal, March i3.-This
city is without n official head and
members OF The various municipal
boards are ready to present their
designations by the wholesale as soon
as the new administration is inaug-
ur7ited. Doubt continues as to the
fate of the recall election. In the
opinion of eminc nt attorneys the res
ignation of Mayor Harper ends the
recall movement. There are rumors
of u compromise and agreement be-
tween all factions upon some man
who will he app inted by the council
Monday TO serve until the end of the
year.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

All day a throng of spectators have
watched the laying of the new car
line track on South avenue. The work
has--psogressed rapidly and Monday
second large squad will be put to
work. Three new ears of steel ar
rived in the city today and were
spotted this afternoon Almost ali
of the material for the construction
of the railway, are on the ground and
the work viii probably be pushed to
completion without delay.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
CRUMBS STRANGE WORK
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ISUttIdI 10 Tie oeHITHtI.T
Lexington. Ky, March f3.-After
disfodging n cruInb Of bread. which
had remained in his throat for three
minutes, and which had almost choIS-
ed him To death. Mai. ii. u. Wright
discovered that his cyesight, which
had been failing him for several
years, was prac; icaiIy restored and
that II was better than il had been
since he began treatment.
Physicians and specialists 10 whom
the incident was reported believe that
the cIIimb of bread touched dead
nerve. put new life into il, and that
the Improvement in the eyesight re-
suited.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
TBy Associated Press. |

New York, Mar. 13.=A relentless
warfare will be waged against the
Black Hand societies by the police of
this and other cities as the result of
the murder of Joseph Petrosino, the
noted detective, in Palermo, Italy.
For years Petrosino had been ac-
tive in the work of bringing to JUS
tice the blackmailers of his own race
and it is believed that the murder
was the result of a plot which was
conceived in the United States and
that various persons connected with
the plot are still within the reach of
the American police.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

The w f. White Mercantile com
pany have secured the services of Mr.
T.. NJ. Irwin of Knoxville, Tenn. to
take charge of their shoe and cloth
ing department. Mr.. Irwin has had
long experience and comes with many
words of praise from his friends in
the Southern city. The White Mer-
camille company is to be congratulate
ed on securing the services of so
competent a salesman.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
RECEIVES A MEDAL.
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Washington, ID. c., March Ia
The speakers room of the House of
Representatives held pleasant party
today, called to witness a presenta-
ton to victim of the great Slocum
disaster. Miss Helen J. McGann. of
New York. youthful hero of that
terrible event of June Is, 1904. The
honor conferred was medal of hon
or, which was voted to her by the
House of Representatives on the third
of March on resolution of Represen-
tative Golden. of New York, who
headed the committee from the
House, which today handed her the
medal. with warm words of commen-
datiOn.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Prof. J A. Doucet, violinist and
leader of the Majestic orchestra, is a
musician Of note and graduate of
the Conservatorie de Paris, France.
the music furnished for the
moving pictures is under his special
direction, and each and every motion
picture having its own special music
prepared for it, making the whole
performance very entertaining to the
patrons of the Majestic theatre
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Phil Scheve has sold acres of his
fruit ranch west of town to William
Bell OF David City ,Neb.. for S10,-
900 cash This is considerede very
good bargain for the buyer, and Mr..
Bell was well pleased with the deal.
He is the owner of several grain ele-
vators in Nebraska, besides having
other extensive interests there.-Pal-
isade Tribune
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Willis Hodgin, well known stock
man of the Plateau valley, is making
an effort TO have n Western Slope
Stockmen's association organized and
for which Grand Junction will be the
headquarters. Such an association
would prove a good thing and would
result in frequent large gatherings of
stockmen in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
A GREAT FAMILY.

Especial ia The Sentinel
Havana. March f:s.-'rbc wife of n
Havana cignriuaiSrr. already the
mother of fourteen children. gave
birth yesterday 10 bankruptcies. two
boys and two girls. President Gomez
sent his congrat uiations 10 the moth
er us q woman deserving well of the
republic.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
DIVORCE TRIAL is ON.

This afternoon, about 3 o'clock, n
Jury was secured i'm the district court
for the trial of the Joseph Bogue di-
vorce suit. The other members of
the jury panel were discharged for
the term. the Bogue case being the
last jury case TO be tried at this term
of court.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
THE UNION LEADERS
MUST GO TO COURT
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New York, Mar. 3.-Injunction
papers We're today served upon John
Mofit.' the president of the United
Hatters' Union. ordering him and so
other officers of the union to show
cause on March 2Swhy they should
not be restrained from fining and in
timidating those union members who.
1t is alleged. desire to return to work
at those plants where strike is now
in effect.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Numerous corner lot games of
baseball have been in progress today
and the baseball fever seems to be
Mt its height among the younger boys
of the city. The High school team
and the Teller Indians are also re-
newing old scores at the school
grounds.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
AN ALLEGED SWINDLER
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Paris. Mar. l3.--The case of
Charles Cannon, charged with the
swindling of tho French public by
selling shares in California mining
companies. came up for hearing to-
day.
Cannon is accused of having oh
tanned over 100000 by his schemes.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
BROWN KILLS SELF
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!. Chicago, Mar. 13.-Freder- /
= ick Brown. whose father is said !
= to be wealthy horse owner of i
+ California, committed suicide !
+ today in full view of a score of I
+ pedestrians at the corner of I
= Root and Halstead streets by 1
I. swallowing carbolic acid. I
4. r = = !. !. 1. 1. + I. I. + 4, j. !. + 4
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Contentment is a prize. Secure it
by buying this new seven room mod
ern home with two fine corner lots
Small cash payment. Woods & Ack-
erman. 34S Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Harry wabl. widely known young
man OF Payton. La. who has been
visiting in the city with his friend,
Orin Cheedle. left last night on No. 3
for Portland. Oregon, where he will
make an extended visit.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
ROOSEVELT CALLING
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New York, Mar 13.-For the pur-
pose of making a few calls upon his
kinfolks and attending an Informal
luncheon given in his honor, ex-
President Roosevelt made his second
trip to New York today
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Milne and Milne. agents for the
orchard town of Iona lots yesterday,
sold lots and 6 and lots 9 to .
inclusive. to local people The prop
erty is located in block 14S of this
CITY.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

r. C. Claudale left on the Mid
land this afternoon for his home in
Davenport, Iowa. He has been Wis
itor in the city for the past two
months.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

The family OF Mr. VIM. Sutton ar
rived recently s.om their old home
in Kearney. Neh., TO make their resi-
dence in this c.sy. a car of house
hold goods also arrived
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
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SITUATION CRITICAL
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I By AsSUt-IdEJtI ~ :.
+ St. Petersburg. Mar IA
+ dispatch from Teheran says that !.
+ the situation in Persia is again !:
= critical and that an insurrection !.
+ is imminent.
I. The government is preparing !.
r to send a division of Cossaeks to !.
+ Teheran.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
PROMINENT YOUTH SHOT
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+ Galena, Kans., Mar 10 !
1. Frederick Davis, aged 80, the :
!. son of a prominent local mer- Z
+ chant, was shot by the police I
+, here this morning while trying I
+ to escape after he had been !
= caught in the act of drilling Z
+ into the safe of the Citizens !
+ Bank. He will recover. I
r. !. =. :. =. :. .. :. :. l. I. L - !,
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Mrs. C. E. Copeland was new ar
rival in the city this morning for a
short visit with her former friend
and neighbor. Mrs. C. e. Smith. Mrs.
Copeland comes from Kansas City.
Kansas.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
FRENCH TEAM TO WIN
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tBy Associated Press.
: New York, Mar. 13.--Gibot >
!. and Orphee. the French team. >
, still maintain their lead of 21 =
> miles in the six-day go-as-you- =
= please race which ends at 10 ,
:. O'Clock tonight. :
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The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Mrs W p. Reeder and children.
who have been visiting their father
aud grandfather. Mr.. Felix Toupain,
in this city. left for their home in
Durango this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Woods & Ackerman can sell you a
home on conditions that make it an
extravaganza for you to continue
paying rent. 34S Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Thos. Hartshorne leaves tonight on
No. / for Walla Walla, Wash. for
visit of several months with friends
and relatives and in quest of his lost
health.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Woods a Ackerman have one of
the best homes in the city to exchange
for a good bearing orchard 3fS
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Two ten acre tracts in the city,
just right for plating at right prices,
part cash See Woods & Ackerman.
34S Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Dr.. II. V. Mills, the wen known
dentist, left this afternoon on No. ,
for the Mack country for. a limiting
trip of a couple of days.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

The motion pictures are exception
ally good tonight at the Majestic
theatre.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
ToDAY's WHEAT MARKET.

lBy Associated Press.
Chicago. March t3.-May wheat
today SLY rs.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

sherman W. Moody left on 106 this
afternoon for Denver. on brief busi-
ness trip.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13
CLEVELAND MEETINGS.
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New York. March 13.-The Cleve-
land Memorial meeting in memory Of
Grover Cleveland on the T2d ami
versary of his birth. will be held this
afternoon in Carnegie Hall. Mayor
Mcclellan will preside and make an
address. Its expected that President
Taft. Chief Justice Fuller and Gov.
Hughes will speak, Richard Watson
Glider will read a poem, and letter
from ex-President Roosevelt VIII also
be read.
In the evening meeting will be
held in the great hall of the City
College. 1t will begin at Sis o'clock
and will be open to the public. Mayor
Mcclellan will preside, and addresses
will be made by Elihu Root, Judge
George Gray and Governor Hughes.
Though he will not speak second
time. President Taft, it is expected,
will attend the evening meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-13

Grand Junction never fails to show
appreciation of its talented sons and
daughters. On next Tuesday evening,
Gladys Ives Brainerd, Grand juno
tion girl who has attained greater
degree of fame in musical circles
than perhaps any other young lady OF
the valley. who has ever attracted the
attention of eminent directors in the
musical world, win be heard at the
Park opera house in delightful re
cital of vocal and instrumental num-
bers 1t will be an evening OF rare
enjoyment. Tickets for the recital
are now selling at the Kraft e. Emer-
son drug store. Admission so and
rs cents. One of the finest pianos
ever brought into the city has been
shipped here especially for the use
of Miss Brainerd. Miss Della Lums-
den will act as piano accompanist Tor
Miss Brainerd in the vocal numbers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-30
MINER |S SUED FOR LIBEL IN
 s25,000

Yesterday Attorney E. G. StrickleT acting for P. J. Mccullough, street superintendent of Bisbee. filed a civil action against the Miner Printing X Publishing Co for s25,00O damages on account of the alleged Iibelous pub. lication Of the statement that the street superintendent had used the city's cement and city labcrers in the construction of stairway leading to High Road.
 The complaint recites an article published in the Miner of recent date in which the statement is made:
 Using city labor and city cement to build a stairway for improvement of their property"
 The stairway in question was incor- porated in the proposal for a bond is- sue submitted 10 the voters several months ago. The stairway leads to the High Road, and benefits forty-five residents in that vicinity. In the list of estimates submitted at the time the bond election was held this particular was recited It was es. 160 feet of stairway was nec- essary at this point, and the cost was estimated at three dollars per foot.
 Street Superintendent Mccullough reels that he has been charged with grating at the expense of the city, and brings the action accordingly.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-30
ALARM SYSTEM N0T DECIDED.
 0N YET

,
 There has been no progress as yet to announce in regard to the proposed new fire alarm system for Bisbee The matter is in the hands of Chief Hen kle, and he has promulgated a plan which is as far as he can go until it shall have been approved and the nee essary funds provided.
 To obviate the objection which he raised to the ordinary box system tho chief proposes to combine it with a telephone system. His plan is to in- stall in each alarm box a telephone instrument so that when a box is opened to turn in the alarm the party turning it in may announce to the de partment where the blaze is located that causes the alarm which calls out the department, and the apparatus may then proceed direct to the scene. This maoer is now under consideration, and the chief is hopeful that it will be adopted.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-30
WOMEN TELL JUDGE
 TROUBLES

The municipal court was the only one of the courts in Bisbee or Lowell which had any business before il yes terday, and then there was not enough to keep Judge Hogan busy.
 Yesterday morning it was the color ed population which occupied the at tention of the court, the trouble hay ing arisen through an altercation be- tween two colored women. Name Hayward declared that Ella Scott had assailed her with profane and obscene language, and caused the arrest ot Mamie. Mamie indignantly denied the allegation, and maintained that her language had been strictly lady like. On her plea of not guilty, the witnesses were at once subpoenaed and the language alleged to have been used by Mamie was repeated verba- tim to Judge Hogan. Not over a doy- en words had been repeated. when Judge Hogan said that he had heard enough, that her language was cer- tainfy obscene, even if not prCfane. Ten dollars was Mamie's assessment. which she paid and went on her way
 A man and woman of the tendee- lUih were arrested late Wednesday night for fast driving. Yesterday ar- ternoon the woman responded to the name of Jennie Doe and paid $1O. The man who had been with her did not appear, so that he still has his medl- cine to take in the city court.
 Another case to go over was two yOur.g men. They are accused of hay. ing addressed insulting language to girls and young women on the street Their arrest was occasioned late We'd nesday night, and the case set for yes terday, but it went over until this af- ternoon at o'clock when the youths will be given chance to defend them selves against the ugly charge of in- sulting women.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-30
5. P. INFLUENCE E SAID ID BE
 AT WORK

|. Since the stopping of work on the new road between Cananea and Doug las there have been many rumors as to the cause and to the probability of the resumption of work on the line It is admitted that there is a hitch ir the proceedings, but this is not be- lieved to be at all serious. and while the work which was being done by the company had stopped, the plans of the company are going on. waiting news of satisfactory arrangement of the difficulty The trouble arises with the government and is proba ,iy the result of Espee influence, with some of the Mexican ministers in the capital city, for Randolph and the Espee have strong influences there.
 This view of the case is taken froil the fact that last week the engineer ing office at Douglas was receiving applications from at least two large contracting houses fer the completion of the entire work. Last Thursday and Friday representatives of two of the largest railroad construction con tracting houses were in Douglas in consultation with the engineering of- fce, and at least one of these houses presented bid for the entire work. This representative of a large New York concern looked over the propos- ed line between Agua Prieta and Can anea, and said that he was prepared to assume the contract for his com pany. and that if they received the contract they would at once put to work two steam shovels, 800 mules and the necessary men to complete the grading within eight months. The other contractor is believed 10 have also put in bid.
 The engineering office stated that the work that has so far been done had been what is known as force work" and was done by the company itself, and amounted to little. IL was stated that the contract was to be let for the construction of the road in It's entirety to one concern, providing terms could be made and that there was little doubt that these could be arranged
 The situation therefore does not ap- pear to be considered serious by the of the new road, and here seems little to be feared that it will be abandoned or the concession revoked.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-30
WORK RESUMED 0N CANYON
 RESERVOIR

After being tied up by injunction and court proceedings and after suit and counter suit which have delayed the work of building ,he city reservoir up Tombstone canyon for several weeks, work was resumed on the neT reservoir yesterday. The necessary deposit to secure any award and ex- penses and costs and damages which may arise in the condemnation pro ceedings which are pending has been made and the last obstacle to proceed ing is therefore removed.
 . A call at the mayors office yester day afternoon elicited the information that work had been resumed and that this resumption occurred yesterday morning. Work will now be pushed as rapidly as possible, and no further delays are anticipated. At the may or's office the facts of the deposit Of the possible award and damages were learned and the other details which made the resumption possible
 A call was made by the Review re- porter at the office of the city engin- ger, and he was asked about how long he anticipated it would take to com plete the reservoir. Mir. McNeish stated that he could see no reason why the new reservoir should not be com pleted within sixty days. The city engineer will present his report on progress of the subway at the next council meeting, and it is expected that this will show that the work is practically completed Ias far as will te gone during the rainy season, al- though it is not impossible that work may continue right on. This is en- tirely unofficial and must wait the city engineers report for verifcation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-30
ALDERMEN WILL HAVE STORMY
 SESSION

That TuesdayIs session of the City
 Council will be a stormy affair is
 borne out by every indication and ex-
 pressions by residents of Tombstone canyon heard on the street
 The matter of importance to come
 before the Council is decision locat-
 ing the right of way for the Warren
 Street Railway in its route up Tomb stone canyon.
 Yesterday a resident of Tombstone canyon stated to the Review that ct least eighty per cent of the people IiS- ing in his locality favored the location of the car line on Main street, giving as their reasons that this route would afford those residents the easiest. safest and most convenient mode of transportation
 It is the intention of those residents who live up Tombstone canyon to be present at the meeting and make their wishes known in no uncertain man. her. This expression will take the form of a petition and personal repra- sentatlcn. Tombstone, canyon inhabi- tants expect to be present in force and are bent on knowing why council men, living in other wards not affect ed, are taking such a keen interest in locating the car line on Subway street.
 From standpoint of safety an7i quick transportation the best of the argument is undoubtedly with the ad- NOcates Of the Main street route. .t mas been pointed out by representa- tlNes CT the Warren Street Railway that the location Of the line on Sub- way street will be impra cticable: that II will be exceedingly dangerous; that It will necessitate transfer to smaller cars; that il will prevent a continuous through service from Lowell to Upper tombstone canyon, and that it will ob- struct traffic on that street On ths other hand it is pointed out that Main street will afford easy passage of the nlne-foot car, and will leave space Tor the traffic of teams and pedes- trians without danger.
 The Tombstone canyon people feel that they are the ones most interest ed They are the ones who will pat ronize the line. and naturally they want the best service that can be had
 Build the street car line on that rouse which will afford the best and promptest service" is the slogan of the residents of that section.
 While Main street and Subway street property owners are scrapping over the matter. both sides actuated by selfish interests, residents of Tombstone canyon are still footing it up the canyon at all hours of the night and day, much to their annoy ance and inconvenience.
 It is taken for granted that Coun- cilman Barkdoll and Moon will repre- sent the wishes of their constituents In the Third ward. and it is also ey. pected that Councilmen Haines and Shattuck will see the matter in the same light as the Councilmen from the Third ward
 That residents of this section are aroused on account of the delay will be manifested in TO uncertain way when the Councilmen meet to consid- CT the matter.
 It was reported last night that May or George Neale. after a careful in vestigation of the merits of the two propositions had come to the concla: sion that Main street offered the best route for building the car line up the canyon.