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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-03-25
Serial No. 1895.
DOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

February lith, 1916
Notice IS hereby given that Emile Rrann
of Twin Falls, Twin Falls Co. Idaho, who
on April 10Th, 1907. made Desert Land Entry
No, ll6! Serial, No, 03325 for SW-4sW-4 Sec Z.
and NW-+ NW-4, Section II, Township 18 s,
Range II East, Boise Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make Final Proof TO
establish claim to the land above described,
before John f. Hansen. u. s. Commissioned
at his office. at Hansen, Twin Falls County
Idaho. on the sth day OF April, 1910.
Claimant. names witnesses: George
Wet. Edward Braun. Aaron Harris and
Peter De. all OF Twin Falls. Twin Falls Co
Idaho.
P.F, HORNE.
- Register.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-03-25
SERIAL NO. 03l8
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


DkFABINENI OF INTERIOR,
U. s, Lana on at HALEY, Idaho.
Feb. 38th, 1910
Notice IL hereby given that Leroy Badger
OF Naf. CasSia county, Idaho, who on July
goth. 1908. made Homestead Entry, No, O3l6,
for NE4, Section II. Township 49, south
Range 27 East Boise Meridian, has filed no.
ttce of Intention to make Final Communication
Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described. before H. X. Cahoon, u. s. Com
missioner, at Almo. Cassia county. Idaho
on the 26th day OF April. 1910
Claimant names witnesses: James w.
Badger. and Frederick I. Bradshaw, OF Naf
Idaho, William Barnes, Jr., aud John K,
Huggentobler, of Standrod, Idaho.
p. Il. HORNE, Register,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-10-27

perate habits may be enlisted In the
restrictions Of yhis act for term OF
not less than thyee years; except that
men may be enlisted as musicians Il
No minor shall Ne. enlisted without
the written consent Of his parent or
guardian gu s, 4 man who O., has been ex :;
from any military organization OF the
eligible for enlistment sor re-enlist-
sent to such enlistment ef the COM
y ~ ss9eils 20 az
handing oficer who approved the ex (
pnlsion or issued such dishonorable
Men who have been discharged BY
reason. OF slisbandment may be ENLIST
ed and shall then receive credit 9or
isband as0 ssrssa man 'n di.ehasx Cd fos
physical disability snsii,. II such dis
ability cease and ha again enlist, or .
II &c AGAIN sra
II for the period served prior to such
Ia Rand masters. drum majors. chief
rnusicians may Sc enlisted s such,
who has served the period Of his orig
inal enlistfnen9 may be re-enlisted for
: tern sa g ere year q more rr.,.
sien N, msS I. Il sn eiissm men,
paper Which shall contain 81 oath of
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IaNShsSised under this art 6 axminis-
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04

TOMBSTONE. Ja-. 3-(spe,ia,.'- Frank C. McErwin. who is in the city for few days from his home about fourteen niles from Cochise station on the Southern Pacific rail- read on court business. states that he las discovered a prehistoric vil- lage nea. his ranch. distance Of about three miles. He states that from the appear31Ce of she various articles he has found. which he be- ieves 70 have been used as cooking ute, iils they must have been used by a race of peop.e many hundred years ago.
 The discovery was made in dig ging a ditch. Mir McErwn sta-es that he has discovered a wsll which he estimates to be about twenty feet under the surface of the ground and has followed the same for twenty seven feet, and which he believed 10 be an ancient ruin. While MT. Me Erwin and a farm hand were en- gagged in making bare the wall of the ruins they came across many bones which appear to be well preserved and in fact the entire skeleton of one
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
RECORD 0F NUMEROUS CASES
 COURT HAS DISPOSED IF

The case of Bower vs. stuckovich, dismissed.
 The case of Lopozich vs. Nepote ct al. dismissed on motion. In the case of the First National Bank of Douglas vs. Hacienda Ma i baba ct al. defendants. and La Com pania, ga-nishee. for debt: stipula- ton was presented to allow the with irawal of certain papers in the case which was granted.
 Toe following trial jurors have been excused for the term: F. W. Neil. H. Holborn. Charles Hunter, John Norton. Frank Wright and J. ]. OLaughlin.
 Judgments have Deen ordered in the following cases:
 Mary E. Bean vs. J. C. 3eal. de- cree of divorce and 'stody of the minor child.
 Riley V Davis vs. Martha Davis. decree of divorce.
 Gus A. Overdeer vs. Mac Overdee.. decree of divorce.
 J. D. Pope vs Rosa C Pope. decree of divorce
 Cora I. Sneed ys. Robert H. S-uee,' decree of divorce
 Jeneyief Copple vs. Ben Copple. d. cree of divorce.
 The following matters have receaiy been transacted in the probate court:
 Estate of Henry Van Allen: order authorizing administrator to renew wholesale liquor license for he put pose of disposing of stock of liluocs now on hand.
 In the matter of the ,state aud guar dainshlp Of Albene Guitard. a minor. Clemence Guitard tmother) was ap- pointed guardian of person and es- tate
 In the estate of Laura L. ThomD- son, order was made appointing WI liam H. Thompson the administrator Of estate.
 In the matter Of the estate of Va Ieska. Mary B.. az1 Alice ThonaEs0i;; order was made appoiGing William IT. Thompson guardian.
 In fhe estate of Thomas 2. White; order was made for partia' distribu- ton of estate.
 An appeal from the justice court on titled Charles NJ. Renaud vs. A. I. Johnson has been flied upon the civil docket in the ofiics pi ihc Jerk fl the districT eunrf.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
REVIEW CARRIERS
 HAVE 4 TREAT
HAPPY BOYS ARE GUESTS OF THE oRPHEuM MANAGEMENT LAST EVENING.

The Review newsies had the time of heir lives last evening when, in a body, they attended 5ze Orpheum | theater to witness the performance of the American Musical Comedy com pany. which presened Tn Gay Farce" !, The visit was made at the invitation of the management.
 The Review carriers and little street merchants are happy crowd of youngsters. Last night they turned themselves loose whenever oDpo-tu- nity presented. showing their appre- citation of the courtesy extended them by their loud and almost con tinuous applause of every portion of the musical play.
 They did not tire of it. either. from the time they entered the seats re- served for them early in the evening Until the curtain fell at the end Of the second of the evenings perform snees they retained their plae s. They hope that the treat will soon be repeated. They may well hope SC. as the company was at its best in the operstic comedy. The comedy work of Wi;iis c. West and Jack Cur tis vas up to its usual standard Of excellence. Charles Reilly and Ben Selars made their usual hits. I'm. duet. ''I Like You. sung by Fudge Earle end Ben Sellars. and Dublin Daisy" as readered by Charles Reiiiy were the song hits of the evening.
 The company will go to Douglas this evening. when "Brewster's Millions will hold the boards. Tbey will re- turn Wednesday morning an dDIt on turn Wednesday morning and put On
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
COCH|SE COUNTY TAXES AMOUNT
 ID s400,OOO
Back Taxes for 1909 Wifi Ex- ceed s20,00O ' Sheriff White TurnS in Over S47- 0CO-0ther Figures.

TOMBSTONE. Jan. S. Special -- Now that the tax collecting time for the year 1909 has passed into his tory the clerk of the board of su- pervisors is busily engaged in max ing up the back tax roll. The taxes for the past year amounted to s39S.- n2l 60 ann nIvited as fnIlnus.-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04

TOMBSTONE. Jan. 3.-tSpecial. l-- The following business has been trans acted in the district court:
 h the case of the Territory ys Chares Wise. defauting witness was produced in court under bench war rent. upon his statement in expana- ton of default he was discharged.
 In the case of Berretto vs. the Mid. dlemarch Mining company. case was continued for the term by consent.
 Hander vs. FIander: decree of di. vorce granted
 Biackbg-n vs. The Leadville com pany. cause dismissed.
 William Cowan vs. A. A. Dudley ct al; judgment was entered in the case ou pleadings of the plaintiff
 Tn the case of the United States at the relation of James E. Speed vs. Frank Schmidt ct aL upon the mo ton of the defendants to have seiv. ice upon Gang & Co. quashed and set aside. was granted.
 In the case of the Bisbee Arizona Gold and Copper company vs. J. l.. Brown. amended complaint was flied and the case continued for the term.
 In the appeal case from Douglas of the international Steam Laundry Com pany vs. Charles Logan the jury re- turned a verdict in favor of the plain tiff in the sum of $33.45.
 A decree of divorce has been grant cd in the case of Hall vs. Hall.
 A continuance was had in the di- vo-ce case of Donaldson ys. Donald son.
 Judgment was granted as prayed for in the complaint in the case of Powers & McCord vs May.
 In the case of Id aPage vs. William Page. decree of divorce granted.
 In the case of the Territory vs. na- mon Savidara. charged with grand larceny. upon the motion of the dis trict attorney the defendant was re- leased on his own recognizance to appear at the next term of court.
 In the case of l.. C. Gonzales vs- Duey & Overlook; demurrer was filed to the complaint.
 The case of Varella ys. Varella. ac- ton for divorce, was continued for further evidence.
 In the case of Ii. T. Fisher vs. Wat ct al. involving ownership of Tomb stone property and rent thereof; judgment was given to the plaintiff
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
PREHISTORIC RUINS ARE lUG
 UP ON RANCH NEAR COCHISE

cf the pTet stoIic race was found ll- tact. but as soon as an attempt was n ade to remove it the same Ie'l 10 pieces Afr. McE-win broug1 to i IombstoEs with h'm several snlli relics from the ruins and from l appearances were used fl grinding grain. also arrow heaCs and stone hammer
 He will so-d them Co th- Smith sonian Ir:stitution along with a le- scription of his find. to ascertain the name of this race oi people who iu- habited this Part of Arizona durirg 2 that period. He further stated fhat he found a slab Of rock upon which was inscribed many curious flgsres of men anG animals ij i5 under stood. from -Ir. McEry.1n's descrIp- ton of the find. that during tho Spanish rule of this couutr-- and during the time of the r5ign of Mnn- tezuma. way back ia the fifccath century, a large monastery was lo- cated somewhere inthat sec ion, and cated somewhat in that section, md uncovered the ruins of ;hii aIcien, home of Spanish monks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04

Brcwster's Millions" ihe greatest comedy hit Of the past year in both New York and Chicago. will be pre- sented at the orpheum tonight by the Cchan and Harris comedians. with Royal Tracy. II Is a dramatization of George Barr Mccutcheon's story of the same title.
 It is the purely farcical scenes that give s'Brewster's Millions it's claim to popularity. Those who have read the story know the plot Monty Brewster is left million dollars by his grandfather With the first reali- zation of his good fortune Brewster learns that a forgotten uncle has died and left him S7.00O.000 on condition that he spend the million left by his grandfather in a year. He can't give it away-just has to spend it-and with the further condition tha- TO one must know of this second will until the year is up. Of course Brewster has his troubles. To get rid Of about SsOOO in every twenty-four hours taxes the dexterity of even a farce writer who doesn't wish 10 stage too
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04

improbable a story. And i nthe ef- forts of the man with too mqca money to land penniless in 5e5 days. lies the many golden opportunities for fun. He does succeed, of course. in spite of such 'Teverses" as winning $40, 900 on a sure loser" at the race track. and amassing s75.000 at Monte Carlo His acquaintances all think him in- sane, and much amusement is caused by the cross purpose of Brewster, anx equally anxious to see him keep some of his money.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
Arizona < New Mexico
 Railway Company
TIME TABLE

Il.zo AT 1hchltA ..IUo Lv IZ.W Connects with Morenci Southern ssConnects with Southern Pacific sssConnects with El Psso ana Southwestern.
 GEORGE A. MAGISTRATE.
 saDerntendeH
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
s n TQ5 l0

Total. I..................S 4T.T95 70 The assessor collected in poll tax for Ire year the sum of S19.900. Last year that office collected pol taxes in the amount of S19.267.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
The Sparkling Beauty

Of our jewelry appeals ,rresistibiy tc all women and most men And with reason. For ;he beauty is that of good quality as well as appearance. We invite you to come and see our display. 1T you have the making of gift in mind you will find suitable jewelry here at price as low as honest quality will permit.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
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NEW YORK. Jan 3.-Amaleanated 90 I-4. Amalgamated 1G3 7-S. Santa Fe 122 .. St Paul 151 New York Ceuirai 1241-2. Peuusylyaafa 136 IS Read'~g lG9 Is. Southern Pacific 13J 1-4. Union Pacific 2O2 Is. Steel Sc. preferred i24 5-S. silve- 52 1-2. mexicans A.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
CATTLE AND SHEEP.
(By Associ lad Press.l ]

CHICAGO. Jan. 2--CatfIo steadv tc l0c higher: receipts 10000: beeves $4.2067.s5, Texas steers s465; west ern steers s4n620; stockers and feed CTS S5G5.20; COWS and heifers $510d $50; calves S775d9.20.
 Sheep steady; receipts 10000; na- tive $3.60d6: western $S.75G 5.90; yearlings $6.7OGS.50; lambs, native S5.704S.65, westerns s64S.eg.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
sa9s.Oa7.e0


 Back taxes for the years 1900, 1904 19006. 1907 and 1908 were collected by County Treasurer Hicks in thz sum of S700S.0S
 From present indications the back tax roll for Cochise county for the year 1909 will be between S20.G.9 and $25.000 in delinquent taxes.
 The reports of the county officers filed recently showing the yearly statement of the vsrious tounty de pariments. show some interesting figures. The following excerpts from the annual report of Clerk H. E. Der ner SOW the cost of maintaining the various governmental departments of cochise county for the year 1909:- Total warrants issusd for
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-04
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-17

Ell Paso, Tex, Dec. ia general
advance of the insurrectory forces
that for weeks have been concentrate
ing near Ojinaga began today and
the cavalry of the insurgents clashed
with Mexican federal troops at Ha-
ciendo, IA miles from Ojinaga. II
is reported that the rebels drove
Diaz's troops from their position and
stampeded the federal cavalry over
the original line to the Big Bend
country in Texas.
This engagement is said to be the
beginning Of a movement by Fran
cisco Madero TO divide the govern
ment troops in chihuahua in the
eastern and western sections of the
state.
In Western chihuahua General
Navarro's forces are demoralized as a
result of weeks of guerrilla fighting.
The morale of the government sol
diers is very poor. and 1t is reported
that many of the privates desert to
the instructors after every clash. A
report that General Navarro was cap
tured could not be confirmed.
1t was learned that General Her
nandez. with relief reinforcements,
from chihuahua was cut off by SUI
perior number of rebels and unable to
effect junction with Navarro Mes
sages indicate the rebels number
1000 men. and that they are prepar-
ing to strike a decisive blow.
The people of Chihuahua City fear
that the first move az the insurgents
will be to tear up the Mexican Cen
tral railroad tracks and invest the
city. Bu0iness is at standstill and
Wild rumors keep the people in con-
stant alarm.
The capture of the instructors Of
IA Junta Junction, point on the
Mexican Northwestern railway, was
reported In today's dispatches. AT
ter desperate fighting the federal
forces surrendered the town and laid
down their arms. The insurrectors
then advanced under MADEIRA and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-17
SILVERTON
NOT UNDER
QUARANTINE

Z The report has been spread about
that the town OF Silverton was quar-
antined on account OF smallpox.
Dan Allen. son OF county clerk Allen
and formerly a resident OF this city.
but now residing at Silverton aud
practicing law there. phoned the
journal this morning that the above
report was absolutely untrue. He
says the house the family lives IN
who have the smallpox is Ave miles
from silverton and nine miles from
Salem. and that DR.. Wrightman. OF
Silverton. who is attending the
cases. camps at the farm In tent
and that there is no communicates
other than by telephone between the
farm and silverton. Two OF the
nurses who are attending the case
and the cook have contracted light
form OF the disease. while attending
the cases. and the boy who has been
sick is recovering. Outside OF these
cases there are no cases reported
and there is no chance for anyone 10
get the disease In Silverton anY
more than in Salem. and the Silver
ton people are very anxious TO have
II distinctly UNDERWOOD that there
is no quarantine on the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-17
IUNrrrn PRESS LEASED WIRE. !

Washington, Dec. ia conspir-
acy to bring on war scare for the
purpose of supplying business for
the powder and armament manufac-
turers is in existepce, according to
Congressman Prince, of Illinois.
Prince today said that army and navy
officers are aiding the manufacturers
in stirring up agitation for greater
defense precautions.
Prince said that The principal
trouble with the nations land forces
was that too many soldiers are doing
clerks duty or menial tasks.
We have $50 army posts" he said,
"and that is too many by about CO.
Most of them were established be-
cause nearby cities wished the busi-
ness post would bring. The policy
resulted in scattering army over the
country.
II want to see the army modified
with the men in their own regiments
and to give the captains a chance to
know their colonels. want to see
the enlisted men learning soldering,
and not merely caring for useless
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-17
wRECKAGE OEAMmlAIE
SCHOONER is DISCOVERED

Nome, Alsska. Dec. 17.-Crushed
and splintered -zreckage of the trad
ing schooner Louis has been found
near Cape Prince of Wales. This
leads to the belief that Captain
Owens, Engineer Laborde and two
passengers, John Kelly and Fred Rau,
have perished in Behring Sea. The
condition Of the wreckage indicates
that the Louis was caught in the ice
and broken up.
The Louise was a gasoline schoon-
er of eight tons gross register. She
was built In Nome eight years ago,
and was constructed especially for
battle with the ice foes.
The schooner sailed from Nome on
trading voyage two months ago,
and nothing has been heard of those
on board her since.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-17

London, Dec. ia six days
storm, causing the wreck of dozens
of small craft and countless deaths.
continued today with u,abated
vigor Scores. OF bodies have been
washed ashore; hundreds of square
miles of land along the large
streams are under water and South
ern Wales is inundated.
The Selsey peninsula, which pre-
vious to a storm century ago was
an island, again has become an Is
land. the connecting strip of land
having been destroyed. The in
habitants of selsey are isolated.
The damage on the South ami
West coasts OF Great Britain is enor-
nous In addition to the havoc
wrought by the storm, Icy weather
prevails and the suffering among ths
poor and homeless is very great.
The rivers are at the highest
point. The Thames has flooded vast
areas in warwickshire, Shropshire,
Radnershire. Somerset and Essex.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-17
her HAIR
SAVED her
A BAD FALL
MISS WEST TELLS OF THE AUTO
ACCIDENT IN WHICH HER ARM
WAS BROKEN-sAVED FROM
FALLING OVER THE BLUFF
BY HER HAIR.

Miss Regina West. whose arm was
broken in an auto accident at Astoria
few days ago, in a letter TO a friend
here, says; The party was riding
down steep hillside grade. the road
bed OF which was planked. The driv-
er lost control of the machine. which
skidded from side to side. and she
concluded TO jump at the first opor-
tunity. AS she jumped a plank from
the roadbed was thrown up under the
machine, penetrating the tonueau, and
throwing the auto up on It's edge. All
were thrown out and would undoubt-
edly have been killed had the plank
not held the auto from turning AS
Miss West jumped her hair caught
on the jagged end of the plank. and
held her half suspended. Had It not
been for this she would undoubtedly
have fallen over the bluff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-17
WANT TO BUILD
A DRIVE WAY
TO INSTITUTIONS

A public highway. which will have
its commencement at the outskirts Of
the city. and which win lead TO the
asylum and then circle past the asy-
lum farm. the state sanatorium, the
reform school and feeble minded
school and back to the city is the
plan which will be discussed Monday
at the Board OF Trade building, when
the members OF the Board OF Trade
will entertain the superintendents OF
the various public institutions at
luncheon.
The state is badly in need Of such
driveway, and the board Is anxious
to cooperate with It's officers In Sc
curing It. II is pointed out that II
could be constructed with but little
expense. as he state has plenty OF
convict labor 10 spare, and the coun-
ty has plenty OF road machinery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-17

| keep In the committee on Judiciary
resolution calling for the direct cleo
ton OF senator's. and that they hope
to succeed in holding the measure n
committee until the end OF the pres
ent session The committee. II L.
said, is about evenly divided on the
question.
II n believed that n a constitu-
tiunal amendment be submitted to
the people. II will be adopted. The
house four times has passed a reso-
luton favoring the direct election
plan, and each time the senate has
killed the measure.
States practically on record rs
having favored direct election OF
senators are:
Arkansas, California. Minnesota
Utah Kansas Texas. Illinois. In
diana, South Dakota. Idaho, Wash
ington, North Carolina. Tenneasee.
Montana, Wyoming. Nevada. iIichi-
gan. Wisconsin. Missouri. Iowa.
Oregon, Louisiana. Colorado Ken
tueky, Pennsylvania. Nebraska and
Oklahoma
Legislatures in majority OF
these states already haye declared
in favor of direct election of federal
senators.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-17
olympia Pounded to PIeces.

Valdez, Alaska, Dec. 17.-Captain
J. C. Daniels, other officers and the
crew of the steamship Olympia which
struck a reef off Bligh Island last
Saturday. sailed for Seattle last
night on the steamer Alameda. Pre-
vious to his departure Captain Dan
iels visited the island, and took a
last look at his steamer.
The Olympia is breaking up badly.
She lies in an exposed position. At
high tide her starboard rail is under
water and the deck is awash. The
ship has been abandoned as total
loss.