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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-07-15

uekvering an address to great crowd
- Caro- on July A, Chase 8. Osborn
1asx1s to have made deep impression.
BeAking Of his visit the Caro- Adver-
1ssr says: Immediately after the pa
r~de the crowd assembled on the court
1Guee lawn to listen to the address of
eas day by Hon. Chase s. Osborn, of
4xa24 Ste Marie. Since Mr.. Osborn is
I'M favorite candidate in this county
Inn governor his presence here attracted
D immense crowd from the entire
Ibumb district. Mr.. Osborn's address
Wss considered masterpiece, and the
vsEt throng of listeners gave marked
saAsntion to the speaker and the many
IEod things he had to say. He knows
ifsv to hit out in regular Rooseyeltian
1e31e, straight from the shoulder, and
tAE4 his audience was with him from
aaa beginning was evidenced by the
lxsrty applause. After the address a
inception was held for Mr.. Osborn in
aAhGourt house, where old friends and
s;kndreds of new ones gathered to meet
h5zg snd indulge in hearty welcomsl
Nr 6sborn's sincerity of purpose, keen
B~m Of perception and candid fairness
orurxnend him to all with whom he
cs1uses in contact and his presence and
wssscme here again marked the begin
Ming Of united party in this county"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-07-15

BY proclamation of President Taft
Ixsasi7 eleven thousand acres of Indian
E&D5in Oklahoma is TO be opened for
statement. The land, said to be the
Inrst valuable ever offered for settle
llnaws will be sold at auction in Novem-
Essr, limited to eighty acres, to persons
kaalified to make homestead entries
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-07-15

Essr and alcoholic spirits of all kinds
sSO snore to encourage the development
a2 tuberculosis and lead to more deaths
iHg1n, consumption than any other sim
ssss known cause. This statement is
nHfls by DIR. Jaques Bertillion, the well
ksrYn French physician and author
nj hh finger print system of police rec
1oHs DIR. Bertillion bases his state
usDts on official statistics taken from
Txsxrds in France and England and
Gxxser countries 1t is alcoholism of the
lx1rG induced by constant consumption
0S quantities of beer and spirits that
Isnst first be effectively fought if tuber.
szSbsis is ever to be stamped out,
nys the French expert.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Has Many
 Reasons The Joe Bush Ob- servatory Tells of Star.Gazers FEW INSIDE POINTS Bull Snake Controversy Finally AmicabIy
 Settled
FEW INSIDE POINTS
FORT HUAcHUcA, May 3, TO.

FORT HUACHUCA, May $, lu.
 Prof. Jack Rsffer'y arrived here the latter part of last month from Hawaii, and has been engaged ever since in making astronomical obser- vatiops of Hslley's comet-from the Joe Bush observatory. The professor states that he finds the local stmos- pheric conditions better for studying the skies, and star-gazing, than ob. tains in the Sandgich Islands. Ac. cording 10 the professor the comet is not near enough to the earth to cause any alarm, and that it will be visible to the the naked eye until it goes out Of sight. He scofs at the idea that 1t will strike the earth, as be finds that it is headed ID safe direction and cannot retu esrthwsrd unless kissed of its present course. Then, should such thing happen, don't worry, he says. as i1 sll probabilities We won't know it.
 The bull snake controversy between Col. Pyeatt, the reptile wizard. and Uncle George Gibson, which for a time bid fair to eclipse the Peary. Cook affair, has been settled ami. csbly. Gibson apologizing to the col onel. Colonel Pyeatt wss preparing to submit his proofs to the University oi Copenhagen, but Was induced by his friends to submit them to Prois. Raf. ferty and Morgan, the latter being known to the scientific world under she sobriouet oi the "King of the Owls" After listening to srgu- ments, pro and con, he stated that Pyeatt's treatise dealing with bull snakes, was no exsggeration at all that he personally owned tsrpsulin made from & bull snakes skin.
 Gibson immediately came through with his apology.
 "JOE BUSH"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
From Wednesdays Daily.

Mrs Jas Mcclure of Douglas is Tombstone visitor the guest Of Mrs Sheldon Hams.
 \ large delegation of Tombstonites leave this afternoon for Tucson to attend tine Cinco de Mayo celebration Quite number of others leave on the morning train to make tte trip va the s from FaiIbank arriving at the old pueblo at II am.
 Most of the grand jurors returned to their homes thIs aiteIn0On but will az ,in be with us on the l6.h after a 0 days recess.
 Jos Muheim is cornty seat visitor today from Bisbee on court business
 The trial jury 75 strong will be iu Tombstone Monday.
 Members of the Church of Chiisi denomination will build a new house oi worship in Mesa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the under signed, mayor of the City of Tombstone, of the Territory of Arizona, did on the first day of N vember, A b. 1907. make an entry in he United States Land Office at Phoenix. ArIzona Territory ot ih= following de,ciibed lands, belonging 70 the UnNed States, in iru for the several 2 and b5ne fl oi the occupants thereof accor lns to their respective in terests, tO-wlt:
 Lois'Fve t5). Six (6), Eight (S) and Nine l9) oi Section T wo Co, and Lot One tI) ot Secti n EleveA (II), Township 20 al, Riger Merdiao, all in Cochlse County, Alzona Territory.
 That Un ted States patent forthe said lanos SO entered as been issged Dy the United Siaus 10 the undersigned, A. Wentworth mayor of the City of fo.nb- stone of the Territory nf Auzona. m trust as aforesaid. Int any and all 1 claimants to any lot or lots embraced vi hin the boundaries of the lands so en- 1 ters are hereby required, under and by { virlue of the provisions of Tiile 70 of the Revised Statues of Arizona 1901, to file statement of hIs or lheir clam in the office of the undersigned mayo or, trustee, at the City Ball iu the City of Tomb stone, or or before the 2nd day of July. A D. 1910. Slch ta'ement must be m writing, signed and verified by the Clalm- ant, or in case of his or her absence from the county, ;hen y his or her agent or attorney, specifying the grounds of the claim, particularly describing the lots claimed; the date and name as near .s , may be Cf the first actual occupant; what ! improve have been made thereon, and if the io:s are actually occupied end possessed d by he eiaim4nr. or If occupied by another then sh ,wing the right of l possess!,n and o:clpan y to be Tn the cla mant. Such statement mus, be ac- companied by the purchase price of the lor, towir; S5.Co for each Tor or fraction there fn4ined, togethe' with 5 % for | each deed tO be executed by the trustee. HayoT, together w'lh twenty-five cents for each one hundred words or traction thereof ntalned Tn such statement as ice of the trustee for his services.
 A. WENTWORTH
 Mayor and Trustee
 First publication Ma, oh 20, 1910.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
MORE INDICTMENTS
 BY GRAND JURY
Inquisitoria| Body Return Many True BiIIs--Secret Indictments May
 Cause Sensation
MANY PRISONERS ARE ARRAlGNED TO PLEAD

John Christisnson. assault with deadly weapon.
 Carlos Varless, assault with deaiiy wespon--two charges.
 Louis Neives, burglary.
 Francisco Navarro aud Cailes Gar rett. burglary.
 Flourentine Luna, ass ault with desdly weapon.
 George August. ST. and susana August, grand larceny.
 Jesus Bega and Manuel Bnsta- mento. murder. Lucas Acein, as 'anlE with intent to murder. W. L Grant. grand !srce y. Manuel Arizo, assault, tn murder. George Radcliffe, assault with a ! deadly weapon. ! Julian vasquez and Pedro Sanchez, | burglary.
 Theodore Lard and Clarence Wills grand larceny John Larson and Walter Pitts ! murder.
 oS THE ANXIOUS SEAT Report has been current in conrt circles Tor the past several days that the jury sss probing into affairs that would bring about sensational arrests and when it was learned this alter noon that number oi secret indict ments had been returned, Old Mother Rumor, who IS generally in posses sion of al. news-good, bad and indif' ierent-told who the nnfortunstes are but the PEosPECToR will not print il until it snail have come from an su theutic source. Meanwhile, there ar' those in Cocbise county who are or ' the anxious seat,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Fire Visits
 McGiII Home

About S.30 o'clock this morning fire broke out in the home of John McGill and family on Fremont street near corner eight The fire started ID the kitchen due to a defective fue and the flames destroyed the rear rooms of the frame building while the water and heat considerably dam aged the rest Of the building. Many willing hands saved all of the house. hold effects in the front rooms which were carried into the street. Two sick patients wers in the home when the fire was discovered but were promptly carried to the home of Mrs Andrino across the street and cared for. Mrs. McGill and Nellie Mccarthy were both very low with pneumonia and it was feared the shock might cause a serious get back, but Dr. Rosenberg gives out .be encouraging assurance that his patients are doing nicely, which is pleasing news to the mary friends of the family. The loes by the fire falls heavily upon the family ~ho are emporsriiy left home. sss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

The Yuma county board Of supoT- visors has ordered the customary ieg- istration of all voters O! the county m anticipation of the fall election. This new registration IS required in all counties of the territories, although in case atehood is granted at ihe pres ent session of congress there will be no fall election, but all present officers will hold over until the first election of officers for the new state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
ARIZONA NEWS
 OF INTEREST
Newsy Notes From All Over Arizona Carefully Condensed for The
 ProspeCtor Readers

Local capital is estab ishine sn ic- plant at Duncan.
 A new customs smelter is assured for Tucson, according to the Star.
 Bisbee Eagles will hold their annUa. picnic at Lewis Springs June l2.
 The frst of the 1910 crop of Yuma valley apricots were sen: tn market last week.
 The Phoenix Women's club held its last meeting of the season Tuesday siternnoon. The Tombstone Wo mems club closed it's season mee. Ing Friday.
 Tine new town of Buckeye is jubi- lint over the advent of the first bsI. Der shop in the little village. Harry Welcb of Sar Francisco has been engaged as the new secretary ot the Phoenix board of trade.
 The Jewish population of Tucson is advertising for bids on the con : s.ruction Of synagogue in the old pueblo.
 Tie territorial railroads have an. nounced very attractive reduced rstes for the Cinco de Mayo celebration st Tucson.
 A. H. Gunnett of the Los Angeles Children's Home society is visiting several Arizona cities in the interest oi the organization. A new cyanide plant with A capac ity of one hundred tons daily will be established at the Mammoth gold mine in the Goldfeid district.
 rrcson's Chinatown is said to be doomed 10 ohiiteraticn, as the busi- ness distric. oi the city is croVding the Celestial from Lis old quarters.
 The Tucson Citizen gili issue an illustrated magazine souvenir edition on the occasion Of the Cinco de Mayo celebration.
 The Pima county board of super. visors received 90 cents each for SIS hides Of bounty animals sold at suc- tiOn the other day.
 Hon. NJ. r. Freeman, Dr. Fred Fleishman and Dr. Mark Rogers. all of Tucson, will leave June % for a tour of the world.
 IL is estimated that $500 people | will take part in the big parade at | Tucson during the Cinco de Mayo | this week.
 That the value ot the worlds copper output for 1916 was placed at the stu pendous figure 0: s297 COG. 900 will be of interest to Arizona readers.
 William McMsban, who in a sensa- tional street fight several months ego in Phoenix slsshed Harry Mitchell, a mining man, with a razor, and held
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
ARIZONA HAS
 A SOAP MINE
Enough Natural Soap to Cleanse the World Among Arizona's
 Mineral Resources
ROCK DEPOSIT WITH CLEANSING PROPERTIES

Hundreds of strange, marvellous and wonderful things have been found in the mountains of Ar.zoua and not the least wonderful is soap.
 This soap deposit, which is located near Goddard, Msricops county, was discovered srout two years ago by s. $ Green. Recently, Mir. Green and his local associates made a deal with Mir. G. s. Rogers of Los Angeles and organized the R. G. X R. Manufac. turing company. The purpose of the company :s to take the natural sosp prepare and msrketit.
 The soap is merely rock, tn
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

The one event of the season. which I'D to date has far eclipsed all else in the society line. was the musicale held in Goddess Gulch last Saturday night by Mir. and Mrs. "Catclaw" Jim Lemons.
 It was conceded that if the social ''inyards" of Arizona were ever 'shuck up" it was on that beautiful occasion.
 They had heard ''as how people were having pink teas. lemon parties, ger mains, bridge affairs and the like in Bisbee and Douglas and Naco and around, and a few enterprisingsouls got together and made up their minds that when Goddess Gulch got left. there would be no further use for a thermometer. The big article was produced at the delightful summer residence of the Lemonses," known as Dogwood place, which is about half way between Fri jole Court and Pinto" Jack Hobson S elegant country seat known as Bunk House."
 About three miles above, is the joint beargrass palatial residence of Joe Bush" and his better half. known as Cockroach Villa, and south two miles is the early autumn residence of "Malacai" Ike known as Greasewood Park, where the mammoth drumhead jackrabbit and the over-wallSed hobo, can bask in beans and tender sun shine the long year through. So the following exquisite program was written out on paper sacks and conspicuously posted up, and private invitations on the backs of a deck of cards notified the favored squad, who ere the people and who were not. The cards were to be presented by those accepting the invitation. Souvenir cards were also printed, Kicker Print, and handed round to the guests.
 PROGRAMME
 Musikale. At the summer residence of Mir. and Mrs "Catclaw" Jim Lemons,
 Dogwood Place Central District of Goddess Gulch
 QUIDADO.
 Games.
 Casino, stake and ridererd variety Poker, masculine equine variety. Don Sancho Pedro, Monte ct al. dhSiusss SIdps, stoueH- sne hfbn
 five.
 Moonlight Games. Horseshoe
 Mumblegepeg.
 Also shooting at a Pearl Oil can
 fifty yards blindfolded.
 SUPPER.
 Menu D-N beans, bacon and beans, hog-hock and beans. jerkey and beans,
 bean soup, straight beans,
 with compliment of
 fIapjacks.
 Salt, Chilli & Etc
 MUSIC
 Them Bdindle Steers"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

| the street in terror for nearly an hour, was sentenced to five years m the pen | itentiery. In sentencing McMshsn, Judge Kent stated that the sentence was made especially severe in order to give the defendant time to cure him- self of the dope habit.
 The report has come from Bostor that the stock of the Shattuck-Ari- zona Mining company, property at Bisbee, :s soon to be ls;ed on the Bcston stock exchange.
 L. NJ Getchell, consulting en- gineer in the employ of Colonel (Buf- falo Bill Cody, has returned to New York after a month spent in inspect ing the mining properties of the col- onels nesr Oracle.
 The result Of an enumeration to determine whether Glendale is large enough for incorporation discloses the presence of 565 residents in the vil- lsge. Cbe law requires 250 for in c operation.
 Scarlet fever has broken out at NicksGurg, village Tn Yuma county, several cases being reported last week
 The Prescott Auto club has teken up campaign for better roads in Yavapsi county.
 Friends of Frank J O'Brieu, tie missing busted broker of Tucson, who, 1 t Is ssid, was indicted by the last session of the Pima county grand JoTy, say that the isst besrd of him was in Panama.
 A recently completed mining map shows that there are 2,0O0 mine. within a radius of fifty miles of Inc son. How mspy of these ere real mines and how many mines in name only are not stated.
 George Bragg was indicted by the Pima county grand jury on the charge of placing dynamite at the residence of Su, ,erinteLdent w H. Whalen Of the Southern Psc fc company last fall, with intent tc commit murder.
 Discovering & rich placer mine on 8 site occupied b haystacks for the last forty years, on a ranch near Wal nut iruve, was the remarkable expe- rieDce of Daniel Condron last week, who was born and reared on the farm and never suspected of the presence of the precious metal. After picking up a good sized nugget, q wheeIbsr- row load of the dirt was banned and yielded si in gold. The property will be thoroughly tested.
 In the shortest session held i. the county, the Pima county graSd jury Monday turned in its final re- port The jury was in se.sion less ihsn three days and considered thirty our cases, finding twenty-two indict nents and ignoring twelve cases.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
NEW CASES
 FILED
Civil Disputes Recently Brought Into
 Court

Case No 59s9 fled Michael F. Kinchals, administrator of the estate of Wm A Thompson, deceased vs. Hosle-Hsnniman Gold Mining Co.,, W r Howle, solomon Wickershsm Co and T. II AlGrich. $500 on note and foreclosure of mortgage on paten- ted mine Tevis mining district.
 Case No, 5990 filed Petition of J NJ O'Connell, receiver Of First Nation al Bank Q. Bisbee for authority to ac- cept from F B Moson and F. A Tovrea $lii5 72 in full settlement oi balance due on note; and fer authority to sell at market value 50 shares of capital stock of Shsttuck Arizona, collateral security to note of Cha. Hartmsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

chemical constituents of which make it a valuable e 'eansing agent and skin icod l, is as pure as any mineral of the kind ever discovered. All that it requires to prepare it for use is grinding and A few inexpensive ingredients which are added durir 2 this process.
 A carload of the rock is sufficien [ for the manufacture of 80 l,0c0 cakes of soap. NIT. Rogers sili chip a cal loa l to Los Angeles and after he be- gins to turn out cakes he will pla ,e in Arizona and California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
New Tombstone
 Musical Organization

The Terpsichorean Orchestra is the latest musical organization for Tombstone and will occasionally fur nish delightful music for local danc- ing parties. The orchestra ia com posed Of the following talented musi. cians: Miss Ethel Gage pianist; Mra. A q Eads. violinist; w E Mauldin vioIinist; Ed W Brown, Clarionet: Ivan Johnson, cornet,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

In the district court today the arraignment of prisoners indicted on Friday under the previous partial report of the grand jury, occupied the attention of the court The indicted included the following:
 Albert Tribolet, forgery.
 HI Stollard, murder.
 Mark Lamb, murder.
 Burnett Stewart, crime against na- sure.
 Burnett Stessrt. assault sith deadly weapon.
 Burnett Stewart. battery. Jesus Bega and Manuel Busts- n,ente, murder. Ed Shipp, aggravated assault.
 Fred W. Arndt, receiving stolen goods-two charges. Manuel Cordo.s, burglary. Manuel Cordova and Francisco Avon, burglary. | Francisco Avon. rIpe.
 Huff, Bob Hill and Fred Arnd' grand larceny.
 All of tbe prisoners ara gned thi: morning took the statutory time to plead, and we remanded to the GUS tody of the sheriff
 In the case of Lombardi vs City O Bis bee injunction proceedings judg i ment for plaintiff
 The case of E.cspule vs Frohn appeal from J P court is on the docke set for today. | INDICTMENTS. The territorial grand jury, sfte having been in sess!on nine days. thi afternoon returned the following in idic,ments snd adjourned 70 the l6tf instant:
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
THE ARIZONA KICKER" KORNER

By Mrs. and Mrs. "Catclaw" Jones Somebody had better come here" Solo by Joe Bush" Larrieu. sO low in fact that NerY few heard il, fortu- nateiy for the majority.
 Sam Bass"
 'Tequila Ramsey and wife.
 Saw my leg off quick" Grand Arkausaw solo. moderate by gumbo.
 Hon "Sacaton" Billings
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

While playing with an old shotgun, winch was not supposed to be loaded [, Clotiide Zaniags. the year old son Of c. Zuniags, was instantly killed Mond y morning a. the home of his father, nine miles west of Phoenix, on the banks of the Salt river.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

Word has been received of the death of w. T. Gam, a pioneer cattlemsn of Gila county and we'll known over the southern part of the territory. He died in San Francisco April 10 at the age of 60 years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

The Republican says that record breaking fruit crop will be harvested in the Salt river valley this season-
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

Grand conglOmerated. showdown. vocal Quartette. with tin flute and Jews harp accompaniament. entitled: We've all been there before, many s
 the time"
 No one was admitted unless he had scrambled over Goddess Gulch at least ten years and could call for the drinks in at least five languages. Those present included. besides the host and hostess, and others named in the programme: "Carawhco" Tom Sampson and wife; "Roadrunner" Adamson and hired girl. "Silvertip" Watson. and sluaw; 'Malapai' Bald. son and dog; Cyclone" Brown and fiddle: ''Beefsteak" Mike and appe- tite: "Assfoetidayy.. ,Rankins and mule: 'Creosote" Hodges and gun, "Mor- phiDe" Akins and tglass) gun. Miss Snickers by special invitation.
 The Goddess Gulch people expect to keep this programme up steadily from this time on. and the society editress Of the Kicker already carries a sea son ticket.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

That fellow who recently held up stages in the Yellowstone park was a printer. and all he did was to chase the 'quoin" with a shooting stick.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

INSTRUMENTAL.
 Slim Jim's March" Mouth organ by Soto" ReaTcon fiddle in the hands of "Sulphide' Owens, pawpaw whistle, by "Plomosa' Jenkins.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

First publication March 20, 1910.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

A recently completed mining map shows that there are 2,000 mine. within a radius of fifty miles of Tue son. How msry of these ere real mines and how many mines in name only are not stated.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-23

the growth they have experienced
during the year past. Among the
papers which got out creditable
Christmas numbers were the Twin
Falls Times, Shoshone Journal and
Preston News and Nez Perez Herald.
Goodwin's Weekly of Salt Lake got
out its usual splendid Christmas mum
her this week 1t was beautiful edi-
ton, handsomely illustrated. The
growth and development of Utah was
graphically portrayed and magnifl
Gently illustrated. There were sew
eral special articles of more than or
binary importance and interest.
among them being editorials from the
pen of the gifted writer Judge c. c
Goodwin.
The Christmas number of the Des-
eret News of Salt Lake was a mag
nihcent paper The illustrations
were splendid; the articles in the pa
per were appropriate; and the leading
features were unusual This edition
of the Deseret News contained splen
did write-ups of the resources of
Utah, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming
We congratulate the publishers upon
the faithfulness of their work and TIL,
enterprise with which it was done