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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
MAN STEALS STOCK
 CERTIFICATES
Amount of Shares and Value and Succeeds in RaiS- ing Money-0fficers Are oa His Trail,

GLOBE. Dec. 3l.--Aftov having
 served two terms for forgery and teen
 released on probation on a third
 charge. John H. Leonard is again
 wanted by the local officers tor pass'
 ing two bogus checks oa local firms
 and disposing of forged mining stock
 certificates.
 Leonard Is said to have passed a check for s4225 on Miller 6 Neary and also a check for s22.25 on Holt & Izett. One of the checks was purport- ed to have been signed by Tom Kay anaugh and the other by John Kavan- augh. ostensibly the Kavanaugh broth CTS of Troy.
 The fact that the checks were bo- gus came to light Monday afternoon, but as the identity of the man who passed the checks was not determin- ed at once. the matter was not made public until yesterday. whether or not any other forged checks have been put in circulation is not known. An investigation Is be. ing made by inc county officers, how ever
 In addition to disposing of the two checks, Leonard also disposed of sev- eral thousand shares of stock in the Uneeda Mining company. or stock certificates said to be forged
 It is claimed that Leonard broke in to the room of Charles W. Cross, one of the officers of the Uneeda Mining company. and stole several blank stock certificates from 8 certificate book which was in Cross's possession
 The certificates were properly seal. ed but the signatures of Mr. Cross and also Of Sam Seelig are said to be forged. The signature Of Mfr Cross and that signed on the certi- ncates do not resemble each othe- in the slightest
 One of the certificates for J900 shares was sold tn ". H. Izett and il Is believed tanr otners were dispose' sherifrs office to all of the principal cities in the southwest
 According to these circulars. Leon ard is between 9 and 40 years Of age. about 3 feet inones in height and g eighing about 1S5 pounds. He is said to be dope fond and has pc culiarly crooked neck
 While Leonard claims to be a plumber, he is also interested in min Ing claims and 1t is thought that he may be able to dispose of more stock In the Uneeda Mining company.
 During the present term Of cosrt Leonard was indicted on 3 forgery charge. having passed several small cheeks on local people
 When his case came into court. Ee entered a plea of guilty. lie claimed to have a good record and asked for the clemeucy Of the court Both the court and the district attorney were unaware of the fact that he was an ex-convict, which developed later. and as the result, he was placed on pro bation.
 As the bogus checks and forged mining stock certificates were floatcd last Saturday. Leonard had five days start on the officers end it is beliey- ed that he has left the country enu-5- Iy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01

An analysis Of deaths by disease during the quarter shows the follow ing results:
 Typhoid fever. 26; material fever. f. scarlet fever. l; measles. T.; whooping cough. 5; diptheria and croup. 6: influenza. i other epidemic diseases. 9; tuberculsr pulmonalis ac- quired in Arizona {. acquired else where. 73: tubercular meningitis, 2; other forms of tuberculosis. 9. or a total of 11S tubercular cases: cancer and malignant tumor. 15; meningitis. z: appoplezy and softening of the brain. 3 organic heart diseases. g 1: acute bronchitis. 1: bronchial pneu- monia, :: other pneumonia cases. IT; diseases of the stomach cancer ex- cepted. 5; diarrhoeal under years l12 tnearly as many as tubercular to tab hernia and intestinal obstruc tion. ?: citthosis of the liver, ?; Bright's disease. %: diseases of wo men (except cancer), 1; puerpera septicaemia. 5; other puerperal dis eases, 3: congenital debility and nal formation, S6; old age. II; ill-definet and all other causes, 143; total, 6S0
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
UNIONS MAY STRIKE
 OVER GRIEVANCES
MAKE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THEY WILL NOT TAKE UP SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE.
fBy Assoclated Press. ]

s. PAUL. Dec. 31.-It is officially announced from strike head0ant. that a strike vote has been in progress for several days through the north west among the eleven railway unions represented in the American Fedora ton of Labor. Added to this was the statement that If the unions went on sr.ke It wOu.d not be m sympathy with the sw tchmen. but in each ease would be based upon individual grievances
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
MAR|cOPAL LEADS IN NUMBER
 ]. OF BIRTHS
COchiSe County Was a Close Second-VitaI Statistics of Arizona Compiled by For mer Bisbee Physician,

The vital statistics of Arizoua for the third quarter have been compiled by Dr. Godfrey. who has charge of the bureau for the Arizona government. and the figures herewith presented for July. August and September are as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
HEAVY SNOWFALL.
lR, Assoclated Press. )

RENO. Nev.. Dec. 3l.-The heav- fest storm of tine present winter is raging in and around Reno and on the eastern slope of Ihe Sierra Ne vadas The storm started last night about 10.3G and has continued with great fury ever since.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
Deaths by Counties
Other Analyses

The record Of the whole territory for the quarter of deaths bys races is as follows
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01

Of the 6sO deaths. 426 were males and 254 females.
 Of the 6S0 deaths, 211 died under the age of years; 70 died between the ages of 2 and 1; 9 died between { and "a 42 between II and q: % between 24 and 34: s1 between 34 and A. and 175 older than A.
 Violent Deaths
 or the total number of deaths in the territory, SS died through violence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26
The Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
and their claim Is not radical.
Hind TO SuCCumb.

The fast Christ Church Association
team were compelled to succunb 70 the
stendy pitching of Onesty Saturday,
ard were whitewashed by Manchester
on the latter's diamond in prettily
played game by the score of 5 to 0.
because of his ineffectiveness at crit
tical moments. He only allowed three
hits, but was generous, walking SIX
tatsmen. Jennings, for Manchester,
and Boscher for C. c. A, divided four
of the seven hits made.
Score by innings. n u. ~
Manchester $50 ! 9 q y y ID ,
= Batteries s. e; est onesty and winters;
Smith and Clarx.
AT the Mercy of Coney.
The Oak Groves were absolutely at
the mercy of Corey last Saturday. and
were shut out to thetune OF to o.
Cotfey twirled a remarkable game.
allowing the Groves one lone MI. anu rla
atrike-out route. Coffeys work is all
the more wonderful in recognition of
the fact that this is the second game
In succession that he has held his OPP
ponents to a single hit At the bat
he hit for home run and single,
thus winning his own game. Durvin
and Myers made feature drives. Myers
Akers, Negins and Walsak flelded IN
fine form for the winners.
Death of Mrs. Carroll.
Miss Mary Carroll died Saturday af-
tcrnoon at 6:45 o'clock at the residence
Of her niece, Mrs. w. Il. Lamb, 81. West
Seventh Street, South Richmond.
The funeral will be held from st
Peters Church. Eighth and Grace
interment will be In Mount Calvary
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26

Jones, left field; Livesay. centre field;
Walthall, right field.
Eagles-E. Thorpe. shortstop; Dow
den. second base; w. simms. catcher;
Morgan, pitcher; Payne left field. NJ
base; French, centre field; Splitter.
Score BY innings: Ri. E.
Wizards oooooooos-3 2
Eagles .........1 1910 o. )
gan S and y. simms. a''N
Summary: Struck out-by Morgan. 4;
9: off Morgan. 2. Double plays-M.
Morgan to Dowden to Perkins. Sacrl-
At last the wizards and Manchester
hive arranged to get together and the
great game will be pulled off next
Saturday The admr d1ria o. pom ma teams inns
largest crowd ever gathered to see a
game at the old Manchester Park will
Undoubtedly turn out. Each has met
twice this season. and the honors
Wizards. and onesty. for Manchester.
Roth are recognized to be far. above
the amateur class. and If in form: a
pitchers battle will be the result.
Onesty shut out Christ Church Asso-
citation last Saturday, allowing his
ten Of his opponents. Although Oak
Grove has a claim for the champion
ship In their defeat of the Wizards,
yet the winner of next Saturdays
game will settle the title in the minds
OF the youths Of this community, inso-
short one, and further their geographi-
cal position. They have strong teaN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26
News of South Richmond

Northslde, sang, and the male quartet
rendered several selections.
AT Stockton Street Baptist Church
Rev. James 7. Haley, the pastor, who
has just returned from a series or
meetings at Bethel Church. preached
both morning and night.
Richmond Wizards Win.
In one Of the grandest finishes and
most exciting games ever seen at Byrd
Park, the South Richmond Wizards
surprised the Richmond Eagles at the
last moment. when all hope seemed
gone and pulled lost game out Of the
fire, The score was 8 TO g. the magi-
clans making their trio in the ninth.
The crowd was streaming ont OF the
were heard. The South Richmond boys
had accomplished the apparently Inn
possible. Both teams felded in excel
lent style, and the opposing mound
artists worked without a hitch. Jew
iett. T. Tones and w. Sims led with the
big stick The lineup Of the teams
was as follows:
Wizards.-Creamer, catcher: Blunt.
pitcher: Dunn, shortstop; Fl. Jones,
second base; JeWett. third base: T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26

.af 3 i
to be stored away in the vaults ann
gold certificates Will be Issued to
represent IT, Thus. several more mil
lions OF dollars will come into cir-
cuiation FOR business
This Is what Inanciers call the bal
ance OF trade" and in such an instance
It would be "in our favor il the 20
verse were true, II crops here were
poor, and Europe sold the United states
more than 1t bought, the United states
would have to pay the difference IN
gold. as 1t did in August to the extent
OF S3,DO00oo. and the balance OF traae
would be against us"
'rhe question may be asked why the
Treasury Department could not help
tho banks now, as II did In 1908 BE-
cause Il has not got the money Tho
evnense OF digging the Panama Canai
,s from s2.O00,0 900 to $4,0o0,OOO montn,
ana 81 q great drain on the nations
ready cash. ,,, ~.
canal with borrowed money obtained
from safes OF Panama Canai oonos.
But for many reasons bonds could no.
he sold on favorable terms ana Uncle
Sam has been paying his canai workers
out OF his cash drawer, until now W. .ho
canal owes the treasury s125,00O.o0o.
| One Of the best reasons why treas
| dry officials believe there VIII ne no
! money str!ngency Is that the nationa1
banks are preparing themselves TO Is
/ size $500, 100000 extra currency. as tne
| emergency currency law provides, II
4 they have to- Through the efforts OF
4 Secretary Macveagh. banks In most OK
4 the large cities have prepared them
selves, and the others are getting READY.
i Mr.. Macveagh believes the common
4 knowledge that such an immense sum
I; is available would stop any seneal
movement TO take money out OF banks
and hoard 1t in stockings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26
q

at Bristol. IL is to be made notable
by speeches from three of the mos.
distinguished speakers in the State
Mr.. Stuart, senator Martin and Repre-
sentative II. u. Flood Bristol is al
ways Democratic. andNits majority this
time is expected to be Overwhelming
Mr.. Flood Is booked for three speecnes
this week. he Will address the people
Of Scott county at Gate City to-n.or
row afternoon, taking an evening train
for Bristol. On "Wednesday he. with
Senator Claude A Swanson. will speak
at Chilhowie. Senator Martin Will
also be present. and 1t Is expected the
little town will be packed with the
biggest crowd 1t has, ever seen. Sena
tor Martin is also booked for a speech
at Tazewell on October II.
Other Speakers.
r. Tate Irvine. Of Big Stone Gap,
who has been doing most valuable
work in speaking and organizing, will
be with Mr.. Flood at Gate City, and
will be with Senator Martin at Tazc
well.
Senator Swanson Is getting immense
crowds in the Ninth, where he has al
ways been popular His meeting place:
have been packed during the pas,
week. lIe made two speeches in Giles
county on saturday, and concludes his
campaign there with an address a,
| Narrows to-day. Tomorrow he vii
be at Dublin, Pulaski county, and afteI
the ch!lhowie meeting he Will spent
several days with Mr.. Stuart in Wash
ington, speaking at Mendoza and q
pa mascus, on the Virginia Carolina
Railway He will stump Lee and scot
counties before returning to the FIT
| District.
Representative Carter Glass has sew
eral dates for next month. Attorney
| General Samuel w. Williams is now u
| pickenson, having spoken at Nor
| Saturday. He will be at sand lie
| to-day and at clintwood. the count
| seat, tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26
school Building Sold.

school Building Sold.
[Specinl 10 The Times Dispatch
Amelia, Va, September 25.-If1
Amelia public school, which has pet
used here for about thirty years. an
the acre of land belonging THEREBY
were sold at public auction yesterda.
John Garland Jefferson, ST.. was III
purchaser for 1913.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26

Senator Martin has been doing yeo-
man work in the district. having al.
ready spoken at several points. Leav-
ing Abingdon this afternoon. he will
Journey with Mr.. Stuart to Saltvllle
the little town with the big saline IN
dustry, whege they will speak together
tonight.
To-morrnw night there will take
place what has been planned to be the
big Democratic rally Of the campaign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26
)a HA THE BEST FAIR ON THE ATLANTIC
The New Midway

California Franks Wild West. Free Platform Acts.
The Flying Brevards $1,000 Week Act. Polers Ser.
sational Act. Golden Cossack Troupe. a lhrlil1ne
Exhibition. Reno & Smith, Trick House The Corn
as, Cleverest Acrobats OF the Continent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26
south Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch.
11O2 Hull street.

At Central Methodist Church yes
terday, the pastor, the Rev. Henry S.
Pfeiffer, preached at beth services:
His morning subject was The. Parents
Influence" In the evening he spoke
on SIS recognition Beyond the Grave?'
The Rev. James w. Durham, pastor,
preached at boil. services in Bainhridge
Street Baptist Church Sunday. AT the
morning service the choir sang "Ho-
sannah,F' and Mrs. Flannigan sang u
solo. .'The Dream Of Paradise" At
the evening service Seek ie the Lord
and Jesus. Lover Of My Soul" werc
rendered by the choir and quartet, re-
spectively.
AT Asbury Methodist in the morning
Rev. W. G. Burch. the pastor. took for
his subject "Professing and Possess
ing" At 7:4b P. NJ. his subject was
..The Saved and the Lost"
Rev. D. G. Lancaster, the pastor oc-
cupied the pulpit at Oak Grove. spe-
vices. Mrs. E. B. Phillips. of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26
Minnenpolis win. Flag.

Louigville KY, September 25.-The
American Association baseball season
closed to-day with Minneapolis lead
ing the other teams by almost 100
per cent. The positions OF the other
clubs are as follows: Toledo, Columbus,
St. Paul, Kansas City, Milwaukee. IN
dianapolis, louisville.
Last year Louisville was the pen
uant winner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26
MONEY SHORTAGE
IS VERY UNLIKELY
fcontinued From First Page.)

(Continued From First Page.)
doubtedly no: to the extent 1t did last
year. and therefore will owe Americans
money. This will be paid in gold,
which will come across the ocean IN
bars. The banks Will take 1t to tho
United States minis or subtreasnries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26
LODGES ToGA AT STAKE
hattie of Chief Interest In
MnHsuchiIsctts.

Boston, Mass. September 25.-The
first political battle OF the year in Mas
sachusetts will he fought Tuesday and
OF this week, when prima-
ries for the election OF delegates to
conventions will be held by
the two principal parties, and direct
will be made in severai
congressional districts. Joint prima
ries in eleven cities and two towns
and all the Democratic primaries will
be held Tuesday. with the remaining
Republican primaries the following
day. There is no contest for places on
the Republican State ticket, which will
be headed for third time by Governor
Eben S. Draper, and chief interest in
The primaries rests in the personnel OF
the delegates to the Democratic State
convention. where former State Senator
James II. Valley. who has twice led the
party: Congressman Eugene I. Foss. the
victor in the famous fight N the Four
tenth District last March; Mayor John
F. Fitzgerald. of Boston, and former
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Charles S. Hamiin are expected to
struggle for the gubernatorial nomina
1 . .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26

Congressman John A. Keliher, Jos
eph F. OConnell and Andrew J. Peters
are also strongly opposed for the DEM
ocratfc denomination. insurgency fg-
ures but little in the Republican ranks,
the efforts of Congressman Butler
Ames. of Lowell to capture the seat Of
United States Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. whose term expires next March,
being the chief contest in that party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-26
the Yankees returned to capture m
But by that time the bird had flown
Woman Seriously Wounded.
TSpacJa1 In The TimeS-DiSpa

Roanoke. Va, September 2o.-Mr1
Ernest Pendleton, of Rocky Mount, wei
seriously wounded yesterday when
pistol fell from her bed to the floor, an
was fired, the bullet entering her lun
She was brought to this city. and
in a hospital here. She Is about Ming
teen wears old.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-22

NIGHT ia the interest Of prohibition.
bearing on the city election two weeks
from tomorrow. w. r. Pope. chief
Justice of the New Mexico supreme
court; IA :. Gibbany. Mrs. g. F.
Mason and Dr. ". G. Alexander were
the speakers. ana the audience was
50 enthusiastic il almost went wild ar
times. The prohibition movement VIII
be pushed with vigor during the COM
ing fourteen days. various public dem
constructions by the women and chill
dfcu being planned.
Our shipments of gloves for Eas-
Ter Wcar have arrived All tile new
are here. Tie Economist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-22
OUTLOOK GOOD FOR
BIG FRUIT CROP
ON SAN JUAN
Mild Spring Brings Buds Out
Slowly Nearly 10000 Acres.
Subscribed for Eden Ifriga-
ton Project,

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
Aztec, y NJ, March 20-Condttions
IN san Juan county were never
brighter, from both an Industrial and
weather point OF view. So far the
months Of February and March show
but few cloudy days. an entire alb
sence Of wind and the grass is start
Ing under the warm rays Of the sun.
Fruit buds are swelling slowly, how
ever. n the indications are for a
mild spring and a big crop Of fruit.
For the past three weeks Engineer
Cooper has had "a force of fifteen sur
NeNOrs hard at work on the final sur
vev OF the big Eden canal. The line
has been cross sectioncd from the
Cedar Hin terminal to east of aztec,
and il is estimated hat one month
more win be required to complete the
survey The new line is on a higher
grnde than the ola one and takes in
more hind as a result, The eden com
pany has almOst signed mp the 10. 0Q0
acres of land for water that they must
have. and the active construction
work win follow the completion Of the
survey. without much doubt. The land
holders are signing UP for SOS per
share The entire acreage will total
almost 10000 acres.
Aztec IS enjoying electric light SER
vice. the ncw plant Of The Aztec Light
and Power company having started NJ
the past week. The are lights have
not all been installed as vet, and the
residence and business houses are
rapidly installing the lights.
A meeting Of the real cstatc dealers
az san Juan county was held at Aztec
4IF A--4L 49,. D
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-22
CARLSBAD CANALS
RUNNING FULL;
SEASON ON
Many Hundreds of Acres OF
Cotton Planted; CantaIoupes
to Go in Ground April TO-

Especial Correspondence q" Nor"ir- tonr"si
carlsbad. y A.. March la-Int
srason of 1910 ON the Carlsbad proleet
is in fun swing. Water WIS turned
fnto the ctual about two weeks ago
with th. expectation hat onlN % small
amount cot water would hc used dur
fn- March. The farmers Got busy
Immediately and tlr canals arc now
running run aud nearly every farmer
Us i~rriratlug and blowing The aero
age uf cotton this year viii be- much
iargef than heretofore. Many hum
drrd Hrris of cotton have been plant
ed. The Melon Growers association
will begin nlantinr cantaloupeS April
l1 Land i- being prepared for alfalfa
and "a iar-e acreage win be planted
Within the next three or four weeks
fn April corn and broom corn viii be
generally planted. The outlook for FL
lsrcr 1crcaec oil hroom corn j. PRONE
isIue on the whole, more work is
l'-ins dome nt thc present time than NJ
any tir1c in the past The outlook for
the season is very promising.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-22
TACKLE
TOUGH JOB ON
DRY CREEK
Territorial Good Roads Camp
on MogoIIon Route Moved to-
Most Difficult Part Of Pro-
posed Highway,
Especial Correspondence to Morning sournalI

Especial CORRESPONDENCE to Morning journal
santa ifr. ~. A.. March 2f.-Thr
TERI lt0rial good roads camp, which in
C,udes forty cor Tets from the pgri-
century, on the silver city, ogollou
ruao. il to be moye "a his week 10 iJrp,
creek. To- go over the most difficult
pie NJ tl4e proposed road. Eiant
miles II road from silver city 10 the
continental Divide. have been com
pleted Good Roads Engineer j. n.
Mcrrtweather Is in charge Of the camp.
ponchers n Large.
Colorado sportsmen are pohching on
New M%eNicoA domain. according 10 "a
report received at the office Of the
territorial game and fish warden ana
Warden u. T.. cable has ieft post
haste for Colfax and Union counties
TO spend "a week investigating these
complaints
Notars Public Appointed.
Governor Mills TO-DAY appointed
Frank n Coon OF iNlrdsburg. Grant
county, q notary public.
Incorporation.
In the office of Territorial Secre-
tarv Nathan Jaffa Incorporation pa-
pers were flied to-day by thc Springer
SnpplS company of Springer, Colfax
county. H. e. Abbntt ~ named the
territorial agent. The capitalization
ia $4,000 divided into $50 shares The
company begins business with a eupi-
tHl az $1,000. The incorporators nnd
directors are u. G. Abbott. 8 shares.
Elizabeth Abbott, 70 shares. G.. p.
Graham. 80 shares, D%onancinno Mar
tinez, 2 shares; al ot Springer. ana
q. w Gillespie. 0 shares, of Ration.
Agent Designated.
The Alfalfa Lumber company Of
CLOVIS, curry county. certified 10 Ter
|iitorlll Secretary Jafia today that it
has designated g. NJ. Miller of Clovis
Ha New McNico agent, in place of W.
49, Cramer
District Court M Ration. !
Judge John IL. MtFie win ON next
Monday open district court at Hnton. /
as the "iudRcship OF the Fourth dis-
trict Is sim vacant.
Insurance Company Desires admission
The bankers club Life, Accident
and Health Insurance company OF
Pierre, South Dakota. has a fraternal
organization, has applied 20
superintendent OF Insurance Jncobo
ChHyes. for license 10 do business ia
New Mexico
District Court.
Va district court this afternoon. the
ease of the Territory vs. Rogue Va
for perjury before the grand
Jury, was called for trial.
stream Measurements.
HXdr0grnher D. g. Stewart started
op an important stream measurement
oN peGition Ia southwestern New Mex
leo on Saturday lie win read the
suugcs IN the Mimhres. SAN Fran
sisco and CHA riVcrs Tie Is in hopes
NJ getting several Hood readings.