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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

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g DEEsNESTANsEyCARRIcK

Sv HE Young Married Woman tip-toed out Of the
bedroom where baby was sleeping. and closed the
door softly. Then she sluinped into a low rocker.
folded her hands behind her head. sighed and smiled into
space.
Her Girl Eriend eyed her thoughtfully.
my, but you've changed. I can't believe that you
are the girl who used to have SO many beaux and never
gave a thought to anything but clothes and a good time.
Yet, here you are, 30 wrapt up In your home that you
have no time for anything else.'
Indeed, indeed, that's not true" hastily declared
the Young Married Woman. II think as much Of my
friends as ever, and am just as fond of going out
only"
You never have time" interrupted her Girl Friend.
"Ye-es, I have time, but somehow or other I can't
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Southwestern Will
 So Beyond Tucson

And now comes the report via way of Tucson, and not from Fl Paso or Douglas, the two cities where rail- roads are "built over night" that the one good guess is that the survey of the line now being run by the E. P. X s. W. from Hereford to Tucson, is not only going to Tucson, but little further, and connect with the Frank Murohy Silver Belle lins near Silver Bell, and which survev is now being made by the Murphy people to extend their line to . point on the Gulf Of California-ip which event Dr. Dong las was quite right in saying in his speech at Douglas lsst week that the E. P. & s. w. had no intention to seek . coast outlet, (mesning through California via the Spreckles line), but e the term "coast outlet" is alwayl taken e C California terminal, it ii plain to be seen, where . Gulf termi
 nal might do juss e well for thu
 Phelps- Dodge people and give then
 what they are after. without gettinl ] into competition with the trans.
 continental lines.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
From Mondays Daily.

Two time prisoners were brought to Tombstone today from Losell to serve 90 day sentences each. One ol the prisoners is a Mexican woman, who is an old offender, having repeatedly served time sentences m the county jail on misdemeanor charges.
 Attorney c. D. Parsons, the Demo- cratic war horse of Douglas. is a county seat visitor on legal matters.
 The Arizona & Swansea railway was completed to Ssanses last week and the passenger schedule vent into effect Saturday. The smelter at Swansea is rapidly approaching com pletion.
 Two head of cattle were killed within c. week at Mesa by stray bullets of the National Guard during their shooting practice. The target is to be moved further out into the country where there will be DO cattle within range.
 Pirla, Graham county. is to have a water system A large concrete reservoir is to be built two miles south of town to store the mountain water, which will be piped from there to the homes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Temporary Shut Down
 of Bunker Hill Mines

The Bunker Hill company with. drew its forces yesterday for 6 temporary close down pending ar- rangements for operations ou an extensive scale in the very near future.
 Superintendent Wallsce stated to. day that the plans of the company embrace the installation of consi ider. able machinery, including Q large compressor, and, pending its arrival, nothing further than preliminary work would be undertaken
 The new plans will effect 6 more economic handling of the Bunker Hill ores and permit of extensive development.
 The company has just been reor. ganized, the articles of incorporation having been fl ed with the county recorder on Saturday, and there is sn early prospect of this famous property being extensively explored and made one of the big producers of tombstone district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
From Tuesdays Daily.

Ike Landers was an outgoing pas. senger for Bisbee today.
 Attorney J. e. GungI was a brief Tombstone visitor today from Doug las being called here on legal business.
 The Independent Order of Odd Fellows meet this evening in the Masonic Hall.
 Thomas Norwood is in Tombstone today from his home in Bisbee on a business mission. Mir. Norwood Is an old timer in these parts, having been engaged in the freightipg business here in the early eighties.
 Dr. Bacon was called to Bisbee today on a professional visit, leaving on the early morning train.
 Jas. D. Lswry, one of the Cochise county pioneers, was a Tombstone visitor today from his ranch in the Husch1cs mountains.
 Judge Dosn will hold 6 short ses- sion of the district court at Nogales Thursday to hear condemnation pro- ceedings brought by the s. P. Co. against the Owens property near Calabasas, for right of way of the new rucson-Nogales railroad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06

While working for a Western Union construction crew, Fred Conley was Killed a week ago by being thrown from flat car near Flagstaff. The remains were shipped to his former home near Monroe, Michigan, for interment
 A sensational elopement occurred last week at Williams, a reigning belle of Supai suddenly disappearing rom her home accompanied hy Geo. Hall, telegraph operator at Ash Fork. The irate father attempted to get out kidnapping warsnt and threatens vengeance when he discovers the elopers.
 Dependency, the result of a long illness, caused Mauli ice C Fitzmaurice. a highly respected resident of Pres. cott, to commit suicide by shooting himself.
 Fully 100 dogs are expected to be entered for the opening,of the grey hound racing events at Tucson next Sunday.
 The canal system of tie Paiomas valley in Yuma county is to be re- stored, work being now in progress The canals were destroyed four years ago by the innndations of the Gila and the shifting of its bed.
 At meeting of the Yavapai so- ciety for the Prevention and Cure of held in Prescott last week. Miss Mabel Norris. daughter of Hon. T c Norris of Flagstaff, and a settlement worker in the tenement districts of New York, de- ivered snsddress on tenement con. iitions in large cities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Big Damages Secured
 Against the 5. P.

Upon receipt of a check for $l6, 900 the damage suit brought by Mrs Neal McGinnis in behalf of herself and children is settled. The action holds the record in the district court of Fl Paso for damages, the jury awarding the plsintiffs the cum of $I5,00O against the Southern Pacific.
 The plaintiffs brought action against the Southern Pacific for the death of Engineer Neal McGinnis, who was killed in . wreck near Lordsburg, New Mextco.
 McGinnis was we'll known in Ari. zona and visited Tombstone on several occasions.
 From the district court the case was appealed, but the appellate court affirmed the district court. Application was made to the Texas supreme court, for . writ of error, but this was denied and the payment of the cheek resulted. the addition $lO00 covering certain costs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Globe Miners Union
 FavOrs Prohibition

Declaring themselves to be strongly opposed to the liquor traffic, the members of Globe Miners union have taken a decided stand against the saloons of thst city and are preparing to make fight for local option.
 The stand which has been taken by She members of the Globe miners union is unusual, as it is seldom that the laboring man takes the initiative u fight against the liquor traffic, which he so generally supports. A majority of the members of the Globe Miners union is apparently in favor of this, the first local option move- men. ever attempted m Globe, and they may make a hard fight to SUD- press the liquor traffic in Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Governor Sloan
 Revokes Parole

The parole of George Campbell was revoked by Governor Sloan this morn. ing and Campbell will be sent back to the penitentiary. He was committed for forgery but on recommendation of the prison physician aod superintend. ent on account of i'll health Campbell was par oled with the understanding that he was to leave the territory. He claimed that he could not live any where else and secured work at the Burger corral. He skipped out after wards with rig and was arrested by the sheritf's office. The case was presented to the governor by Sheriff Hayden and the parole thereupon revoked Phoenix Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Hitchcock Does Not
 Deny Senator Story

A Washington dispatch to the New York World ssys:-
 United States Senator Frank NJ. Hitchcock of the sovereign State of Arizona. That is what the friends of Postmaster General Hitchcock have in mind.
 Out of the sandhills of Arizona came the report today that there was a movement sfoot to make Mir Hitch cock one of the two United States Senators from the Territory when it is admitted into the Union as 6 State. It is said that Mir. Hitchcock, with Hovsl A. Smith, Jemes T. Williams, Sidney Bieber and several other men prominent in Republicsnism. has gained control of the Daily Citizen, a newspaper in Tucson. and that at an early date five new daily Republican papers committed to Hitchcock will te put into the field in Arizons.
 MT. Williams, according to the report, is to be the head of the syndicate. It is further asserted that the idea is to give State offices to a number of prominent Republicans not now residents of the State. Among those mentioned are Sidney Bieber, National Committeeman O! this city.
 Mir. Hitchcock does not deny the story; he simply smiles and ssys:
 "Those newspaper men and poli- ticians mentioned are friends O: mine."
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Arizona Indian Actor
 Throws Away Money

Young Buffalo from Angel Gulch, Ariz., who is playing at the GillIss theatre this week Tn "Young Buffalo in New York;" doesn't care . snap for pennies, says the Kansas City Star. This week he is going to throw ten thousand of them away. They are Lincoln pennies. Two thousand of these are the original Lincoln pennies with the initisls V. D. B. He began to throw them away yesterday afternoon. Mounted on his broncho, Major, he rode up Main street throwing pennies right and left
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Successful Aviation
 Meeting at Douglas

Nearly all oi the Tombstone con- tingent to the Douglas aviation meet has returned home and without ex- ception those making the trip to the Shelter City were delighted with the thrilling and spectacular flights of Hamilton in his airship. Indeed, the conquest ot the air was an inspiring sight. and who would not be proud in witnessing such q triumph?
 The aviator demonstrated perfect control of his air craft, circling above the cheering crowds and covering nearly ten miles in l5 minutes, at a height Of 800 feet.
 Douglas also herself proud and entertained her guests royalty. Man. ager Hobson certainly scored decided hit for the Shelter City, an achieve ment deserving of credit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Contraband Chinese
 Ordered Deported

Chinese Inspector Burnett was in Tombstone today to look after the trial of three Chinese who were ar rested at Nsco and brought here yes- terday. The celestiaIs succeeded in evading the line officials and smuggled themselves scroes the border near Naco only to find themselves in the clutches of the immigration officials ts:oTs they were on Uncle Ssmis soii one day.
 The hearing WAS conducted before U. <. Commissioner A. l.. Grow and the Chinamen ordered deported. They ~iIl be taken to San Francisco by U. S. Marshal Overlook some time next week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Pima Republicans Now
 Control Tucson Citizen

Advices from Tucson are to the Afsc. that announcement: vas made today of the sale of the Tucson Citizen tc the Tucson Printing and Publishing company, James T. Williams, Jr., ex.United States civil service commissioner, is president; Allan B. Jsynes. vice president and general manager; John B. Wright, secretary ard treasurer of the com pany.
 Williams will assume the editorial chair of the Citizen, which will here after be published as . republican newspaper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06

While st work in the Douglas plant of the Bisbee Improvement company yesterday, Walter Lockhsrt. an elec- trician, was instantly killed by live wire. About 23O0 volts passed through his body. Lockhart was . young man and newly married.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
Bills Introduced by
 Delegate Cameron

A Washington dispatch says: Del. egsre Cameson has introduced bill in the house to pay John Miller of Flor. ence s376O for property lost by his father by Apache Indians.
 Delegate Cameron has also intro duced . hill to increase the pension of Robert L West of Douglas to $35 per month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06

patent to the south- west one quarter of section 25, township g south, range 26 east ................
 LAND CLAIM By Gustav Renner claim 160 acres in sections 27 and 2S. township 25 south, range 32 east --.- ..........
 PATENT The United States of America to John V Vickers, patent to the esst one half of the southeast one quarter of section IT, lot l sec. ton 20 and lot 4 in section 2l. township 24 south, range A east..
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06

Delegate Ralph Cameron has secured the establishment of . postoffice st Plsceritas. Arizona, with James Lamb e postmaster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
In the Various
 Courts of Records
DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT COURT
 Lou T. Weard vs James D. Weard action for divorce.
 Nell McClintock vs D. H. McClin. tock; action for divorce.
 U. s. COURT.
 Voluntary petition in bankruptcy filed; Balls L Mckinney, c l. McKin- ney sDd R NJ Nick nney, co partner ship, under the firm name of Court land Meat Market.
 Involuntary petition in bankruptcy filed; against NJ Winnie ani J Marc vich of Douglas, doing business under the firm rame of Winnie X Marc vich.
 PROBATE COURT Estate Robert Winders; order ap- pointing administrator. Eststs Margaret winders, also known AS Margaret Smith; order ap. pointing administrator.
 Estate Chss M Wolff; sdministra- tor author zed to sell certain mining stock.
 Estate W F Downing; order dis- charging administrator.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
RECORDS OF
 cocnIsE COUNTY
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

IHe heCUhuS btvEN IN on' Instruments Filed With the co'
 Recorder
 DEsD Fred Hedberg to the Bisbee Nsco Water company; al pipes, pipe lines, etc, here tofore and now used for supplying water to the inhabitants of the Hedberg townsite, to- gether with right of operating and main taiping the same in, through, over, aeross and upon the streets, alleys, etc. of Hedberg townsite; also right of way and easements over, along, through and upon the streets, alleys, etc, of Hed- OefR ...... ~' John Krusich ct ux to John Stilin: three room house and out buildings about 400 yards east of postotfice and 200 feet north of entrance to Dubecker canyon, on lands cwn- ed by the Copper Quee D Consolidated Mining company ...- 3oo Frank s Douglas to Josephine D DNnglas, Douglas property .... Ella P0iudexter ano W w Poindexter to Syl. vester D Speer, land. lOO Sylvester D Speer ct ux to Ella Poindexter, Benson property. .-.- lOO Courtland rownsite and Improvement com- pany to Mathilda Jorgensen, CourtlAnd property .........-.. AVVV International Land and Improvements c O m pany to George Young. CT, Douglas property. 100 CD Parsons ct 0x to Lilly B Dugan. un. divided one naii inter est in Douglas prop erty o<' Arizona and Mexico Realty company to Sam T Clark, property in the Overlook addi- tion to the city of Douglas -.-.. ZEo 20 EIvey ct ux to the Arizona and Mexico Realty company: prop erty in the Overlook addition to the city of UOugt8o ooV T E Speir to M W Haz- ard; sn undivided one quarter interest in the Duluth mining claim situated in the Turquoise mining dis trtct .......-......- George H Rice to NJ w Hazard; an undivided one half interest in the Garden and Ex- posed Reef mining claims sisuated in the Turquoise miDiog dis trlCt Arizosa and Mexico Realty company to W A Campbell, property in the Overlook addi- tion to the city of Douglss s.-......-.--. l5O o B Verbick ct ux to I N Rollins, Douglas property ..-..-...- 56s Warren c m p psny to Mrs Mary A Officer, property in Warren t0wnette e....--..-... Sos Warren company to "
 R Johnson. property
 in Warren tosnsite 5: IF Carr Co A c Eoglish
 uu5iyided one th,rd
 interess iu mines situ-
 ssed in the Cochise
 district .... Il E " Dunbar to Wm
 Mshn, undivided one
 half interest in mines
 situated in the Cochise
 distsist. t....-........ !
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06

ARTICLES OF IScoRPoR Douglas Baseball a D d Amusement company; incorporstors: J J P Armstrong, W s Me- LAughlin, c OThomas, CR Scott and W w Lawhorn: principal place of business at D pug las, Arizona; business: baseball, ath- letics, etc; c apital stock $lOc, 900 divided into 10000 shares. .. Keystone Mining com. psoy; incc,rcr.sc,.. William F Martin and Charles E Mcclure of st Louis, Mo; Irinci. pal place of business at NAco, Arizons; busi.
 ness. mining, etc; capital ssock $300.000
 divided into 5000 shares ..--.......... PATENT United Ssstes of America to Thomas B Brooks,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
MORTGAGE

| Winternits. realty
 mortgage on Bisbee
 property ...-.....-.. lo,UO [. Samuel T Clark ct ux to
 Frederick T Wright.
 realty mortgage on
 property in the Over
 lock addition to the
 city of Douglas ...... 1900 Charles H Hose to the
 Arizona Trust and
 Bank in 6 company.
 realty mortgage on
 Douglas property .... l50O {. W s Walters to George
 Jairrel, chattle mort. gage on one half ip-
 terest in certain brand
 of cattle ranging along Silver Greek, Cocbise county .............. zVV Harry Loeven ct ux to Jesse Williams, chat
 tie mortgage on auto moolle ooV H D Cheseldine ct ux to
 Mary F Titus; realty mortgage on Benson property .-.-.---. fVV .' s Graham ct ux to
 Ellen R Fisher; realty
 mortgage on Douglas
 property ....--. lVVV .. Wm R Johnson ct ux
 to the Cochise Build
 ing and Loan associa-
 tion; realty mortgage
 on real estate in Co- chise county ....... 9OO .. Peter Johnson ct. ux tn
 the Citizens Bank and
 TIust company; realty
 mortgage on Biebee
 property .-..-..--. A'VV = w Spaulding ct ux to
 WFurr; realty mort- gage on property in the Mason addition to
 bisDte coS |. . WR Bluske and J T
 Porch to Willcox Bank and Trust company,
 mortgage CD leo head of stock cstt'e rang ing in Cochise coun-
 ty...- .....-..- AN JR Wall and I P Gates to Citizens Bank and Trust company, mort gage on l35 heAd of COWS, kept on ranch c. Wall & Gates about ? miles north east of N6cO. CVO = Powers and McCord to 40 Bailey, mortgage on 367 head of cat tiC -..sss.. ~b~O ss
 SATISFACTION MORTGAGE D Winternitz to Emil Marks ct ux, satisfsc- ton of mortgage. .... - Frederick T Wright to IL speer. J E Speer and Belle Speer, satis- faction of mortgage .- - Arizona Truft and Bank. ing company to Solom- on Powell; satisfaction mortgage. .... H W Etz and company
 K l. salazar ct ux;
 satisfaction of mort
 kSkc State Mutual Building
 and Loan association
 to B NJ Cundall; sat-
 i.fsction of mortgage. - Mary A Simpson to
 Walter H Russell ct ux, satisfaction Of  mortgage. -. ..... ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Douglas Baseball and Amusement company; incorporators: J J P Armstrong, W s Me-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-07
BASKETBALL

Tho Senior and High School West
Aliis teams met defeat at the hands of
the Light Guard last week Thursday
evening at the armOry.
The Senior West AilisLight Guard
game was one Of the most exciting and
herceIy fought game ever played here
The first few moments Of play the visi-
ting team led by about nine points hut
the locals proved to strong aud gradu-
ally forged ahead and when the game
ended the score stood 80 10 29 in favor
OF the Light Guard, This same West
Ailis team were champions ofthe couu-
~ last year, and this game was played
for the championship.
The least said about the second
teams game the better The visiting
team never had loolsin and were de.
ieated by score Of 10 to i9.
Next Saturday evening the first team
plays the Racine Y. ". G. A. and the
second team plays the strong Indian
Jrs. Don't miss these games. Dane
ing as usual
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-07
Schwaiger's Pharmacy

Mr. II. 8. Temple, Kavanaugh Ave
nue., and MIR. George Allen of Milwau.
kee left Wednesday night for the
Pacific coast or business trip.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-07

The Milwaukee Y. NJ c. A. Suartette
VIII have charge of the services at .ha
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church
next sunday evening. All invited
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NoTICE-w go to press Thursdays Mt
1880. All copy mast be IN before noon.
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oar Telephone Is wonwatosa lGc }.
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-08
IN HONOR OF LIN
COINS BIRTHDAY
TWO RECEPTIONS WILL I'M CIV.
EN AT THE HOME or MIR.
AND MRS. ). q. WHITE.
VIII he Under Auspl@'s Of the q. A..
u. ana w, II, q.

Saturday Of this week Is the birth.
day anniversary OF Abraham Lincoln.
and IN honor OF the event patri~
otic reception win be held 1T the
home Of MIR, and Mrs. j. G. White,
sos East sherman avenue. for the
public IN the afternoon from 2 10
s o'clock and IN the evening be-
tween and . members OF the d.
A. Z. and wives. the members Of the
w. Il. .. and their husbands. ana
the members OF company G. Second.
infantry, National Guards. viii be
received.
The home VIII be prettIiy decor.
atsd for the occasion In patriotic
manner with flags. bunting and large
portraits Of Lincoln. Washington
and Mckinley. musical program
will be rendered throughout the at
ternoon and also during the eyan-
ing. and refreshments viii be
served The afternoon viii be do.
voted entirely to those who received
invitations,
In the evening II h expected that
every member OF the q. Al. II. post
and the W. r. G. will wear their
badges, and thus make the occasion
the more patriotic. At this time
patriotic songs viii be sung In which
the old soldiers will be asked 10
join. and other patriotic recitatlons
viii be rendered.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-08
POST FAILS ON THE 90.

The village of Post Falls Is on the
boom at the present time and the
citizens there believe that 1910 will
be an excellent year for that place.
in way of increasing the population
and helping the village. Today a
large sign 66xfs feet is being erect
ed on South Railroad street. with
a large red apple painted on the cen
ter. and this adyertises the 1000
acres of irrigated fruit land that II
soon to be placed on the market for
sale only a short way from the vii.
lage limits. The new r. D. Lewis
lumber mill has given the place a
new start and the citizens there are
going to take advantage Of It for n
good boost.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-08

boxing and theatrical world were
present to say bon voyage" When
Sullivan engaged the bridal suite on
the steamship Iyernia two weeks
ago his friends began suspeciine
him OF taking n bride, SO his sailing
today was not AZ quiet as he antIc.
ipated.
John l.. Sullivan. once the worlds
champion Dugllist. was married last
night to Miss Kate Harkins OF Bos.
ton. The ceremony was performed
In the parlor of the Parker house
by Fred ingalls,, clerk of the munc-
ipal court. Only a few friends OF
the bride and the big fellow" were
present.