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Arizona republican., 1909-11-19
DISTRICT COURT.

The district court was opened in this city yesterday morning by Judge Doe to consider cases on the criminal docket
 An order for special venire of trial jurors was issued, owing to a number having been excused and but twenty three answering from a total of fifty subDoenaed.
 The following known electors com prise the regular trial jury panel: Frank Bliss, A. $. Fain. G. E. Meany. George D. Morris. j. O. Eckel. J. C.. Van Doren. J. r. Plummer. J. A. Nor ton. J. H. Orthell. F.. C. Payne. Frank Olin. J. A. Sines. Ed. II. Meek. J. E. Surrett, Wayne Ritter. Fred GenunS. G. W. Snyder. H. J. Suder. w. H. Mer- Till and George Oakman.
 Attorney Charles w. Herndon was entered as associate counsel in all criminal prosecutions to be heard at this term of court.
 The first case that was called on the criminal docket was that of Car men Gonzalez, indicted on the charge of assault with deadly weapon. Con Zalez seriously cut another Mexican with d knife on the night of August IA near the Depot saloon. The case took up the greater portion of the day and was given to the jury late in the afternoon. which returned verdict of guilty Gonzalez will be sentenced Fri day morning.
 In the disbarment proceedings insti- tuted against T. G. Norris. the con- sideration of the matter was postponed by Judge Doe.
 This morning the injunction in the case of J. c. Snow vs. the Black Noun tain Copper company was dissolved. The injunction sought to restrain the company from holding stockholders meeting.
 In the case of George Kawori. Jap anese. accused of the shooting of an Indian child north of the Fort Whip pie military reservation. the jury re- 2 turned a verdict of not guilty after a few minutes deliberation.
 Mariana Ortega was arraigned on the charge of criminal assault and. pleading guilty. the court fixed the date of sentence Saturday morning.
 The case of Faustina Rivera. charged with assault with intent to commit murder. was called nd he changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. and the date of his sentence was fixed for Friday morning Rivera shot and seri- ously wounded Wiley Woodruff at a dance at Poland a few months ago, and was captured at Weaver after a hard chase by the officers.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19

Dr. Emmons. Optician. 3ss North Fourth Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19
MARRIAGE YESTERDAY
 OF MISS ANNIE HALBER1
tendent of the Ray Consolidated

Miss Annie Halbert. one of the most
 charming young ladies of the valley.
 was united in marriage yesterday afternoon to E. M. Stewart, superin- tendent of the Ray Consolidated Cop
 per company The ceremony was per
 formed by Rev. Robert 'S. Fisher, of
 the First NJ E. Church. at the parson-
 age There were present only 4 few
 of the more intimate friends of the
 bride and groom. including Mrs Hal
 bert. the mother of the bride. q
 daughter. Mrs. Al Miller sister of
 the bride and Halbert Miller; Ben
 Davis, a cousin.
 It was the intention to celebrate the wedding shortly after the begin ming of the new year. but Mir. Stewart being obliged to leave for Salt Lake to attend a meeting of the stockholders of his company. it was decided to be married at once. and make of what had been intended to be a business trip a honeymoon journey. Mir. and Mrs. Stewart left last night for Salt Lake.
 The bride is a daughter of the late Jack Halbert. q former sheriff of this county, and later clerk of the district court for Pima county. The bride had spent the greater part of her life al Tempe, and was educated in the schools of that place.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19
DIED OF COLD.

The dead body of Joseph Ruiz, d Mexican section hand employed at P. and E. Junction, was found yester- day morning near the S. F.. P. and P. railroad track about three miles north If the city by the crew of passenger train No. 3. which reported the discoV- cry. Justice of the Peace McLane was at once notified and after summoning a corners jury he immediately left for the scene of the discovery.
 Having become alarmed on account of his brother not showing up for work Santo Ruiz. also a section hand at the same point. arrived here in the afternoon in search Of his brother, not knowing he was dead.
 The report of the coroher's jury was that the deceased had come to his death from exposure ;o the cold.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19
PRESCOTT ORGANIZATION
 AGAINST WHITE PLAGUE
SOCIETY FOR STUDY AND PRE-
 vENTIoN FORMED.
The Renewal os Work in the Distriet
 Court.

Prescott. Nov 17-(SpeCiai CorrcS- pondcne of The Republican) Last night at o'clock at rne high school auditorium d countv socie- was or ganized for the study and prevention ,I tuberculosis The society will be pert of the Arizona 1Sspciatior. which. in turn. is connected wi-h tine national association for tire study and proven ton of the dread white pl3gur. The meeting was attended bS several of the leading physicians of the city. but n.rmhership will not b. confinc to ,he urdIcal profession GIe eat interest k being :sken in the work, as it is a sab icCt uC vital importance to every per $, n The objects of the socio'Y are,
 l. The stud,- and dissemination of Knowledge concerning the causes. treatment and prevention of tubercu- Iosis particularly as it should be of interest to the citizens of this county.
 ? The promotion of the organiza- ton and work of this society in all parts of the county.
 3. The securing of the proper legis- lation, for the relief and prevention of lunerCulOSlS-
 f. The encour2 cement of adequate provisions for consumptives by the es- tablishment of sanitary hospitals. dis, pensaries and otherwise.
 3. The fco-oDeration with the ma tional and Arizona associations for the study and prevention of tuberculosis: with the public authorities. such as state and local boards Of health; with medical societies, and with civic and other organizations. inaugurating. pro- noting and developing approved meas ures which aim at the prevention and cure of the disease.
 6. And in general to do all things and acts having as their object the re- lief of those afflicted with tuberculosis, and the control and prevention of this disease in our city and county and else where.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19
THE YAvAPAI FARM EXHIBIT.

The capable fair commissioner. A. A. Johns. returned from Phoenix Sun day afternoon after several days of strenuous life incidental to looking after the interests of many individuals who contributed displays on the occa- sion of the late Arizona fair. the most successful in the history of the terri tory. Mir. Johns deserves the praise of the entire county for the faithful and considerate manner in which he alone handled this Herculean duty. and the interest he showed each indi- vidual is best attested by the pleased people who accord him the deserved praise each and all bestow.
 C. D. Willard. n resident of Cotton wood on the Upper Verde also reached this city Sunday afternoon from Phoenix and left for his home yester- day morning. In speaking Of the scoop Yavapai county made in the line of agricultural exhibits. he specifically mentions the Verde valley. which carried everything before it in blue ribbon honors. and from one end of that section to the other everybody got a nip at the plums that were dis pensed. More individual prizes were awarded Verde people than can be said of any other subdivision of the terri tory. and the total will run over 100 exhibitors MT. Willard believes that at the neX' territorial fair it will take a trainload of experts to go over the production from that famed valley. as they are getting ready for the greatest advertising crusade ever launched and will adopt the big fair as the avenue to get into the limelisht. The exhibits from Yavapai county were awarded eighty nine blue ribbons.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19
AN EFFORT ID BRING NOTABLE
 MUSICIANS HERE May Be Secured Only By the Prompt Subscribing of Our Citizens

An effort being made the appearance here November 23rd. at the Arizona School of Music of Miss Blanche Ruby the operatic soprano together
 Ruby is under appear this winter in grand opera in New York at Hammersteins Man haitian opera house, having been brought to America by that famous impressariO from the Royal opera house Brussels The appearance of this famous artist is made possible by Miss Ruby, who is an Am erican girl, being in the with her mother, who is health She her way to New York City and if sufficient subscriptions to received warrant the Arizona School Music in making the large guarantee necessary. Phoenix will opportunity to hear of Melba Nordica and Sembrch.
 In bringing Miss Ruby America Hammerstein has enormous from the Royal opera house Brussels. it's famous artist.
 Harrison Williams. the pianist with Miss Ruby, a young artist of exceptional talent having been pupil Godowski in Berlin for four years, also d student the celebrated William Bartle. He has peared with great success in concert in Berlin and also had the honor of appearing before royalty Many critics given him preference over the fla Ossp GabrilOvitch.
 evening by these great artists would certain ly be a that afford to miss Sub scripton papers will be left Redewlls music store Adams Pharmacy and the Arizona School of Music their date here must be November 2Srd the music loving people should delay in coming for ward if these artists be secured.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19

Now is the time think about Thanksgiving Post Cards. See the assortment at Hinckley's Postoffice Store before it is broken. Turkeys in every shape conceivable. Mail Thanksgiving Post Cards soon. The home folks expect them.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19

San Francisco Call. Fl Paso Herald.
 at the Postoffice store. Ten-cent pa per novels just in by Bertha Clay. Mrs. Southworth, Charles Garvice and oth- prs
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19

Eighty acres, regular water. s75 per acre. Greatest snap in valley. Non resident owner says sell at once. First money gets it. One-quarter cash will handle F.. J. Bennitt and company.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19

Your only opportunity to get Heinz goods free in Phoenix. Come to our store Saturday. Bowers Bros. Coffee Company, P. O. building.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19

All kinds of stenographic work done at The Ford Hotel. by public stenog- rapher.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-19
The Health Dept.
In your bodily system Is looked after by millions of little soldiers in your blood = those corPuscies constantly fighting for you.

If this army is well fed and kept healthy and strong, by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, it will destroy the uncount- able horde of germ-enemies that are attacking you every moment of your life.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla will keep you free from or will cure you of scrofula, eczema, rheumatism, catarrh, anemia, that tired feeling and all such ailments.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07

eeles will be willing open books and attempt show
a similar circulation?
The The Herald according to the affidavit Of the
Advertisers associations expert within THREE HOURS OF Los
Angeles railroads and trolley That is the very kind OF
circulation this and OF Southern Caor
It interests them but little II paper has large
circulation in Old Mexico New Mexico Utah What the
Angeles circulation within easy shopping
and buyne distance circulation class OF people VINO
have money to spend - WHO HAVE THE PURCHASING
POWER. -
The great value advertising columns OF The Herald to the
m Angeles lies the fact that this does go INTO
the homes paper that depends street sales because
does not seek sensational It delivered to the front
orc Of homes and around the home circle 1t is thoroughly
read under such under SUCH conditions Its
reod rnder those condons-not saloons,
barber shops booback stands The Herald does
not depend on this of circulation real meroos
service to advertisers But is able to interest the people VINO I'VE
in homes and who money enough to and occupy homes
And 4 is the newspaper eft for those homes
The fact that the subscribers The Herald have ready money
most eooenty by sentence the report the Ad
vertisers' association expert;
Drng the period fully e0 of the total amount due
WAS collected from all of paid circulation
The Hed subscribers did have to plead poverty TO pay
heir subscriptions did they require set OF cheap china
offered them as bait They paid their subscriptions prompt
and heerfy they the money and because they want
ID h naner to continue coming their homes The Herald IS the
eft for and that the reason he erads cir
uaion IS maintaining steady ratio of increase in circulation OF
from 1000 to 5000 monthly.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07

NOR three months past paid circulation of The Herald
daily Sunday issues has increased between 2Oo and
5000 monthly The present increase in circulation for the month
of May shows this healthy gain bona fde dotted n net
paid circulation.
The sworn issued by the Association of American Ad
vertsers with home New York city whose expert during
February examined the circulation books OF The Her
for the six months preceding proves that The Herads bona hd
net paid circulation for the month of February
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
GRANDFATHER TO TURN
BOY OVER TO FATHER
Judge Crow Issues Order Which
Takes Shaw Scandal Out Of
Local Courts

SANTA BARBARA, May 6.-Eldridge
Shaw, 10 years old, was by order of
Judge Grow today placed in temporary
custody of his grandfather HI. Fisher
EIdridge, to be turned over to the
father, James f. Shaw of Boston.
Thereby the local court washed its
hands of the case which grew out of the
raid week ago, and which revealed
the clandestine relationship between
Mrs. Shaw and a former Shaw chauf-
feur.
Mr.. Eldridge testified Shaw was not
rated high either financially or morally,
but he assured the court that in case
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
NCENDIARY FIRE CAUSES
MANY PERSONS TO FAINT
Enemies of Prohibition Accused of
Plying Match to Church in
Norfolk, Neb.

NORFOLK, Neb., May 6.-Fire
started by an incendiary early today
threatened to destroy the town of
Plainview, near here, and 1t was neces-
sary to call upon surrounding towns
for aid.
A gale of wind carried burning
brands over the entire town. Men and
women fought the flames for nearly
five hours, and in the excitement many
of the fire fighters tainted.
The Methodist church, the floor of
which had been saturated with gaso-
line: the parsonage and a number OF
dwellings were burned.
The town recently went dry" and
enemies Of the prohibitionists are ac-
cused Of having started the blaze.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
UNIQUE FOUNTAIN IN
LAKE MAKES RAlNB0WS
FOR j. D. ROCKEFELLER
on 2OOO to 3OOO monthly.

NEW YORK, May 6.-John ID. Rocke-
feller has a rainbow lake. This is one
of the unusual features of his new man
sion on the hill
The lake is situated on the west side
of his stone castle and 1t Is paved with
eoIored stones. and the fountain which
plays from tho center OF it throws out
mist which shows rainbOws at every
point Of view.
This Is one of the unique features
planned by Mr.. Rockefeller. and he ex-
poets to take much pleasure in viewing
the thousands of rainbows which will be
visible every day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07

DES MONIES, Iowa, May 6.-The
detention here of j. c. Mabray on
- the suspicion that he was none
other than James P. McCann, a man
who is supposed to have been muir
dered near st. Louis in 1903, caused
sensation in two states.
Lord" Frederick Seymour Barring
ton is now serving a life sentence in
the Missouri penitentiary at Jefferson
City for the murder of McCann.
harrington. whose career reads like
a romance, had led a life of crime and
adventure almost from childhood.
Accused of the murder of Mccain,
his case was fought in the courts for
years, and he was twice sentenced to
death.
Mabray is said to resemble McCann
as closely as a twin brother.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
socialist Editor Convicted

FORT SCOTT, Kas., May 6.-Fred d.
Warren. business manager of the APP
peal to Reason, Socialist publication,
charged by the government with send
Ing scurrilous and defamatory matter
through the malls, was this afternoon
found guilty by jury in the federal
court here An appeal will be taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
Daily, p, JOS; Sunday, rs, 894

With this ratio maintained providing the ratio
gradually ncreaedas is increasing PRESENT. be but
Very before The Herald will be able to show and prove
both to the Association American Advertisers and to the vitality
rested advertisers Angeles that its bona hde dotted line
net paid is GREATER THAN THAT OF ANY OIHEK
DAILY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THIS CITY
1t will require months the present ratio OF
increase in circulation The Herald paid circulation
of daily and Sunday papers OO0 What Los An
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07

NORFOLK, Neb, May 6.-The tenn
perature dropped 81 degrees in twelve
hours, falling from SO yesterday after
noon to 80 this morning. Yesterdays
intense heat, by far the highest of the
year, was followed last night by the
most severe dust storm that northern
Nebraska ever experienced. The wind
blew sixty miles an hour.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
patten sam on Ranch

TRINIDAD, Colo, May 6.-James A.
Patten, the Chicago wheat broker, is
still at the ranch of his partner, w.
H. Bartlett, at Vernejo, sixty miles
southwest of Trinidad. Apparently he
has no present intention of leaving the
Happy hunting grounds" he has
found in the forests and mountains of
New Mexico, and, according to inforr
nation reluctantly given over long
distance telephone, he is having the
vacation of his life, spending nearly all
his time fishing, hunting and riding.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
Daily. TIPS; Sunday. 20.

1t upon these figures that the advertisers patronzng
the columns The Herald rely implicitly placing such adves
ing This affidavit the Advertisers association equivalent OF an
bank examiner reporting the affairs OF national
bank is dependable.
Since that made The Herald has only
tanned the ratio established during February but has
steadily Today The Herald has bona fde circulation OF
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07

MEssINA. Sicily, May 6.-Lieuten-
ant Commander r. r. Belknap, the
American naval attache at Rome, has
turned over to the prefect 400 Ameri-
can wooden houses, to be used to shell
ter sufferers from the earthquake OF
that 1900 houses will be completed by
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
FOREIGN

Three thousand Christians and $1,000 Armen-
ians reported slain during massacres in Turkey.
Japanese at Toxic plan reception to third
squadron of Pacific feet.
Premier stoIypn endeavors to influence czar
to disassociate himself from reactionaries and
to sanction naval bill.
France fears 1t is face to face with reyolu-
tion. Involving issues strongly drawn between
capital and abor.
seven men killed in gambling row at Vera
Cruz, Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07

the father is unable to give the boy the
proper care he will assume the
guardianship. The order was asked for
by the attorneys of both contestants
Mrs. Shaw says she is not going back
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Cloudy
Friday; light north wind changing to
south. Maximum temperature yester-
day, 63 degrees. Minimum, 55>degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
EASTERN

Senator Cummins of Iowa. in long address to
constituents relative to tariff, sounds warning
that II law does not check trusts, people will
take matter into their own hands.
Mystery of many missing Mrs Lewises' at
Chicago no nearer solution, and latest drown
ing at suicide bridge" battles officers.
civil service at Chicago in quest Of thin man
for slim position.
Prominent G. A. r. man of New York ad-
mits he long has obtained pension though he
never enlisted in army.
Old soldier walks 800 miles to attend reunion
at Salt Lake.
Chicagoan declares United States consular
service is a big government machine to sell
goods.
Baptist church destroyed by tornado in Texas.
Woman in Chicago sues Western Union for
damages because messages from husband were
not refused.
Federal court restraints attorney OF St Louis
from prosecuting three~cent fare cases.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
LOCAL

Aeronaut shoots himself because girl he loves
insists on attending party where beer will be
served
Attorneys for Schenck and Broadhead employ
every legal artifce to have indictments dis
missed.
Elks dedicate new 100000 club house.
Property owners in Highland Park will fight
to retain Occidental college.
Wife of music teacher says husband played
violin with one hand and hugged pupil with
other arm.
Judge Hutton denies he is alien and pro-
duces naturalization papers.
Midnight eopment results in divorce
More building permits issued in Los Angeles
last year than IN New York city
Jury hearing evidence in Mitchell murder
trial allowed to go home at night.
Police believe they have evidence Of big lot
terry swindle.
Chief Dishman threatens to make more raids
on resorts.
Mothers day observed by raising money and
bv outings for women.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07

Thirty persons injured by collapse of building
at Seattle
Luther Brown, lawyer from Los Angeles, on
trial for alleged kidnapping Of Fremont Older
Of San Francisco, faces accusers I'm courtroom
Calhoun's trial rapidly approaches conclusion
and final arguments are expected next week.
Citizens of San. Francisco tender fine banquet
to Japanese naval officers
German military aid, visiting at Seattle
praises American army
Illicit trade in opium disclosed by merchants
of San Francisco.
Engagement of twenty co-eds startles faculty
at Berkeley and curriculum henceforth Will
include course in culinary art
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07

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