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The oasis., 1910-04-09
Saturday, April 9 1910
ARIZONA NEWS.
An Interesting Column of Items Culled
 From Territorial Exchanges.

Williams News: The Saginaw camps near BelIemont were to open last Monday for logging, but the snow fall of last Friday softened the ground in the woods, causing the delay of another week or two. As soon as the work in the camps Is resumed the big saw mill here will begin operations.
 Graham Guardian: Last Wed- nesday, March 24th, while several boys and girls were playing near the home of H. U. Russell, one of the boys seized his daughter Ina, twelve years old, and threatened 10 throw her into the ditch. The girl became frightened, and break ing away from the boy, ran home She was unable to speak, except in a disconnected way, and grew worse. A physician was summoned, but aid came too late, the fright causing heart failure, the girl dying next day, Thursday.
 Arizona Republican; J NJ. Fike has returned from a stay of eleven days near Grown Point at the head of Castle Creek, during which he was doing the location work on some new claims adjoining a group he has had for long time. During the trip he captured a fine looking Gila Monster, attired in its Easter garb which Is a little lighter in color than most of the aged old desert monsters. He brought the lizard to town to dis pose of it to the highest bidder. With Mir. Fike Gila Monsters are good for only what they are worth.
 Mesa Free Press; This morning 0. $. Stapley caught and killed a big hairy tarantula in his office. It measured some three inches across, and in killing 1t Mir. Stapley did not crush It In any way Being somewhat of joker he arranged the crawly thing on G. B. Fltz- gerald's book and then stood back and awaited developments. Very soon Mir. Fitzgerald, intent upon his work, moved quickly over to the book, then let out yell like a Comanche Indian and almost went over backward to the delight of the onlookers; after bit he was told 1t was not alive and then mustered up enough courage to get the tarantula off his desk.
 tBenson Press: This week J A. Legarra rented five acres of his land and water right under the Benson canal to c. K. Thelie, of Wilcox for $50 cash rent. Mir. Thelie.i is 9 wide awake man who has observed that there is broom. corn market in the United States that makes it a very profitable crop, and this land will be planted o.broomcorn. He says now is a good time for those to plant who have water to irrigate with. Last year he encouraged some farmers in the Sulphur Springs valley to plant broomcorn, and though the only means of irrigating in that valley Is from wells, the result was very profitable returns, as the crop sold for $l80 per ton. This year Mir Thelie is himself having several tracts of troomcorn planted in different sections and his ev.
The oasis., 1910-04-09

Clothing for the poor will be thankfully received by the Sisters of Mercy at St. Joseph's Hospital.
The oasis., 1910-04-09

Mohave Miner: w. H. Smith and associates are at work near the old Castenada We'll clearing up lands and sinking wells for the purpose of beginning the work of
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
New Road ovsrssGs.

At the meeting OF the county com.
missioners held yesterday afternoon
road orerseers for the ensuing year
were appointed as follows: II. c.
Amend and Jerry keleher. La Junta /.
J. ". Carroll and p. McElroy. Rocky
Ford: w. J. Trainor. Ordway: VII.
liam Mckinley. Fowler. Z. o. Shat
fer. Olney; Robert O'Connor, West
Holbrook; W. J. Miller. Manzanola: /:
Harry Cave. East Holbrook.
G. K. Van Der Schouw was ap-
pointed county physician at Fowler.
this being the only change from las,
year. all Of the present county ply
sicians being reappointed.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
otsro irrigation District Election.

The new board Of directors elected
on the first Monday In December by
the land owners Of the Otero irriga.
ton District effected an organization
on the first day OF the glad New
Year. Newell w. Mcintyre was
elected director from the east end
Of the district. and Frank Taylor
from the west end, and these with
the hold-over director from the m.c
die precinct. J. ID. CrsiEhead. com
prise the new board.
The board was organized BY elect.
Ing J. D.Craighead president, c. A.
Beerbohm secretary and =. A. Sabin
attorney. The new officials OF the
district propose to conduct Its af
fairs on strictly business principles
The books OF the company will be
kept AT the banking house OF the
Colorado Savings and Trust Company
and any farmer In the district who
desires TO acQuaint himself with the
financial affairs Of the district. or the
cost OF any piece OF work under con
struction. will find the books there
ready for his inspection at any time,
Owing to the unfavorabie weather
conditions very little Il any progress
has been made this year with the
surveys for the contemplated improve
raents. and Mr. George G. Anderson
the engineer in charge. has no, a. yel
made his report
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
No. So cold-Jus. seem. So.

Mrs. anna Ford. who has been WIS.,
i,ing relatives In Middletown. Ohio.
since November. returned home on
Wednesdays delayed No. 3. which
did not reach La Junta until O'Clock
Thursday morning. II was a very
frisid morning and when Mrs. Ford
was asked how she liked our Italian
climate. she replied. why this Is
Just grand. You don't know anything
about cold weather. You Just ought
to go back to Illinois and Ohio, where
the north pole is only a mile away.
Cold' Why. there's nothing TO II.
It's Just fine. and I'm mighty glad
I'm back In sunny Colorado once
more
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
Another ssss,ssssr In neek.

Charles Harris. . native OF Sena
gambia, was arrested last Tuesday
charged with bootlegging and viii
have his trial on Monday before
Judge Clark. Harris was associated
In the bootlegging business with Mr.
and Mrs. Brown. who are now guests
at the City Hall. He thought the
storm had blown over and returned
to La Junta too soon for his own
good. He viii probably Join the Three
Hundred and Thirty. which Is becom.
ing quite a popular social organiza,
t.on in La Junta OF late.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
Notice Of Adrinistrator's Sale.

In the matter OF the estate Of Doro.
thy May Hsrle,,. deceased.
BY virtue OF an order and decree
OF the County Court OF otero county.
made on the petition OF the under.
signed. administrator OF the estate Of
Dorothy May Haxlett. deceased. on the
fifth day OF January. A. ID. 1910. l
shall. on the fifteenth day OF January.
A. ID. 1910. at the hour Of ten o'clock
q. III. sell At private sale to the hixh.
est and best bidder. At the office Of
The Colorado Savings and Trust Com
psny. La Junta. Colorado. the following
described real estate OF said deceased
to-~it: An undivided on~-fourth In.
interest In and to the northeast
quarter Of the northeast quar-.
ter OF section eighteen, township
twensy-one south Of range fissy-seven
west In Otero county. Colorado, to-
Gsther With one.half Of one water right
fron the Colorado Canal according to
he water rights and sxistsnce there.
Of - heretofore aAeptsd asA eoa-
vsye1 by the COLORADO Land ssd We.
ter Company. siso tvsnty shares oe
~ capital stock q TIE rvia Lake.
Rsssevoir Company. satpais IL he
county q otseo. STATE q Co,ogsAo.
upea he following tssns. vis: Two.
tAirds cash, taisses % credit
AZ ne coeciussoa q sucA ~ ~
purcAasef Win be satitied TO Q cse.
tt'eaas q purchase. and spoa ths ~.
provai d such sole By the Court The
pufchases will b estitled % . leel
q sah real property.
FRED A. SADlN,
Alaisistrases see Tie estate q
DseetAv NAY Haaisst. lscsassA.
Dated q L. Jaata. cslssals. tAis
slstA ~ q Jsssasy. 4 D. 1919.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
PLAY THE
PICKED TEAM IN
PHILLY TOMORROW
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 10.
THE 1910 baseball champions of


their league season is over, will
spend the week in keeping on edge
for the worlds series with the Chicago
National League champions, which
begins in this city next Monday. To-
day the regulars, with the possible ex-
ception of a pitcher and one infielder,
will play their first exhibition game
with a team composed mostly of sub
stitutes. Monte Cross, the one-time
star shortstop who helped the Ath-
letics win two championships and who
is now manager OF the Scranton New
York State League team, will play sec
ond base on the substitute team.
Beginning tomorrow, the real hard
practise of the week for the new cham
pions will begin when they will cross
bats with an all-star aggregation
picked from other American League
clubs. James McAleer, of the Wash
ington Club, will act as manager OF
the stars. This team will include. Out
fielders, Cobb, Detroit; Speaker, Boston
and Milan. Washington; infielders
Lord Chicago; Mcbride, Washington
Elberfeld, Washington. and Stahl, Bos-
ton; pitchers, Walsh and White, Chi
cago. and johnson, Washington; catch
ers, Sullivan, Chicago; street and Ain
smith. Washington. Games will be
played every day this week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10

II Y defeating the Nairn A. A. in the
- fourth round the Eureka A. A..
crowded the former out of second
position in the Intercity Junior ANA
teur Soccer League.
The Eurekas since their return to
the organization are the only team to
have clean record. They have won
the two contests in which they have
played. The work of both players and
manager nave helped the eleven con-
siderably. The crowd at the game
Saturday was something to be proud
of. over 1000 soccer fans journsyed to
Riverside Oval, Kearny, to witness
the two elevens Struggle. The team
is rated as one of the best junior
elevens in this State, having defeated
ing as league aggregation. They have
a most excellent chance of winning the
Murray cup.
The above cut is a picture of the
Eureka team. Reading from left 10
right are the names of the players:
Sitting-J. Winston, r. Blakeley, c.
McAleavey, A. Winston, H. Cooper, E.
Keller second row, ]. Shields, 7. Nc
Herman, r. Nixon, G. Rogers. f. Nor
risey, j. Mcdonald: top row. j. Nc
Aleavey, j. Ford, E. Carney, j. Nc
Neill. manager; f. Valance, N. Ryan
and W. McBain, secretary.
The Marshall A. A., by their win over
the Thomas A. c. yesterday, have the
honor of holding down first place. The
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
Plainfield and Pom. ThiStles
Even for Second, Nairn and
Eurekas for Third.
JUNIOR SOCCER RECORD.

Fourth Round Results.
Marshals 2, Thomas A. c. 1; Eureka
5, Nairn l; Pomeroy Thistles 2, Amer
lean Type 0; Plainfield 4, Elizabeth
United 3.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10

~
"A Association Football League, de-
cided yesterday, finds three
teams tied for first place honors The
West Hudsons, champions of last year,
are again evincing their old-time
strength and stride and scored two
points against the Brooklyn +. c., at
Brooklyn, while the team quartered in
the City of Spires were blanked by the
fast team from across the Passaic.
Those old local rivals, the Newark
F. C. and the Scottish Americans, had
a session in the same competition on
the enclosure at Morris Park. The
Newark team showed its class by drub-
bing the MacNee aggregation Al. The
Newarks are tied with the West Hud-
sons for first place, as are the True
Blues, who won from the Wilberforce
team by a score of 40 The Jersey A.
C. conquered the Paterson Rangers, l-o.
The Brooklyns played good game
individually, but they failed to pun to-
gether and the result was that the
Hudsons downed them by score of ~.
The Brooklyns, by brilliant dribbllng,
had the bah in the zone designated as
dangerous to the interests of the Hud-
sons several times early in the game
but every time poor shot in an effort
to net the ball was detrimental to the
success of the Brooklynites. Caldicott.
who played one of the back positions,
starred for the home team all through
the game. His fast work on the de-
fense kept the visitors from rolling up q
score. Carter finally got the ball in a
position for Lennox to tally point
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
MCCORMICK TO HEAD
THE GRADITZ STABLE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-James H. Nc
Cormick, the American trainer of race
horses, wlo has just completed sue
cessful season abroad, is slated to be-
come the head of the Graditz stable,
owned by the German government and
commonly known as the kaiser's stable.
Negotiations for McCormick's services
next season have been recently opened
by those in charge of the Graditz stable.
The state of his health, however, makes
his acceptance doubtful. according to
adyices received by his friends here.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
Blues Ahead.

BY score of goals to 0 the True
Blues, who look like contenders for the
National League championship. sue
ceeded in defeating the Wilberforce
eleven at Olympic Park, Paterson, yes
terday afternoon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
EEgxg 5zzst IN

Jack Burns. the California heavy
art, the Brooklyn heavyweight, for ten
rounds at the National Sporting Club
on Friday night. Burns signed articles
of agreement yesterday TO fight Porky
Flynn, the Boston light heavyweight.
for twelve rounds at the ArmoryA. A.
of Boston on Tuesday evening, Octo-
ber Is.
Packy Mcfarland is coming back to
New York to fight Jack Goodman Mt
the Fairmount A c. in few weeks.
In a statement given out in Chicago
yesterday Packey said that he would
meet Goodman at 1856 pounds, weigh In
at p. m.
Sandy Ferguson, who has been miss
ing since he was matched to fight Jim
Barry. the Chicago heavyweight, for
twenty rounds before the West Side
A. c.. of New Orleans, on next sun
day afternoon. has oeen heard from.
He is training at Cedar Lake. Ind,
for the battle. and says that he will
arrive in New Orleans on Saturday aft
ernoon in the best shape Of his ca
reer for the fight
Fighting Dick Nelson and Bob Moha,
the Milwaukee welter- weight, have just
been matched to meet for ten rounds
at show to be held by the Social
A. c., of Buffalo, on next Monday
night. Moha is one of the best men in
the West. as he has defeated Jimmy
Clabby and other good fighters. Nell
son will prepare for the contest at
the Reno A. c.. of Brooklyn.
Leach Cross and Jack Dorman. the
Bronx lightweight. are in the best of
condition for their ten-round battle at
the Tairmount A. C. stag tomorrow
night. Dorman is so confident that ne
is going to beat Cross that he has
notified his manager, Jimmy Johnson,
to try and get on a match for him with
Young Sammy Smith. the PHILADELPHIA
fighter
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
HOT OFF The CRIDIRON

Harvard continues to play in the
same dazzling form exhibited from the
start of the season. A Il to 0 victory
over Williams on Saturday was note
worthy effort on the part of the Grim
son.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
TRIPLE TIE FOR FIRST PLACE in
NATIONAL LEAGUE SOCCER RACE

for the Hudsons. The half ended with
the score 1-0
The early part of the second period
was uneventful, both sides putting dp
strong defensive game. About
twenty-five minutes after the half
had begun Knowles got away from the
right and crossed the ball in front Of
the Brooklyn goal. Halliwell made a
futile attempt to boot the ball out Of
danger, but missed. and Carter came
up and drove the ball into the net.
Scots Lose.
Experimenting withN new players
again proved disastrous for the Scot
tish- Americans, who thus hampered,
went down to defeat before the New
ark #. C. in a National League game
played at Morris Park. by a score of
four goals to one. On the other hand,
the Newarks again showed the form
they exhibited last week. when they
took the Jersey City A. G. into camp.
The Scots got away to a good start
by tallying once in the initial half and
holding the advantage of l to at
half time. Dunlop had missed a PEN
atty kick for Newark when Esplin
made a neat stop. The Scots were
more successful and Montieth netted
the ball on the same kind of an ad-
vantage. In the second half the New
ark forwards went at it with a will
and five minutes after play had been
resumed the score had been tied by a
shot by Francis. A short time after
John Leggett Sut the Newarks in front
by scoring another point for his team.
The Scots lost opportunities to score
through being off-side, but when an
other opportunity came to tally Tom
Barr counted on a neat pass from
Francis. Lakely stopped likely-looking
tries from the toes of Fenwick and
Montieth, but the tide OF battle had
turned against the MacNee crew,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10

but for special occasions, when clubs
desire to have nights set aside for them,
this limit will be raised
Teams which desire to bowl early in
the tournament should send their entry
blanks in early.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
Jerseys Win.

AT West Side Park the Jersey A. G
took fast and exciting game from thu
Paterson Rangers by score of on'
goal to none.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10

A MOTHER round in the National
n Association Football League, de-
cided yesterday, finds three
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
MORE STAR HEAD-PlN PRIZES
THAN EVER THIS SEASON
Snug Sum Will Be Distributed
Among the Winners.
Starts Nov. ii.

~ OWLERS will hail with JOY the
II announcement that the STAR fs
nA.zg l,1ad Il min fnlir-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10

The Yale squad was cut down Sat
urday night about twenty-five play
ers being stricken off the list. This is
a new proceeding thus early in the sea-
son at New Haven.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10

start of the season. A Il to victory
over Williams on Saturday was a note
worthy effort on the part of the Grim
son.
Princetons weakness seems to lie in
the tackles and the guards according
to reports from the front. The coaches
have been compelled to develop green
material for these positions. Mac
Gregor and Ellsworth, two of the
tackles, have been i'll and may get into
the game soon.
"A shake-up is in store for the Cor
nell eleven during the present week.
says Head Coach Reed. He attributes
the inability of the Red and White
team to get better than a no score
draw against Oberlin on Saturday to
the over-confidence of the players.
There is this much satisfaction, how
ever, for the New York Staters. The
team has not been scored upon, while
last year at this stage of the season
the Cornellins had not only been scored
upon but had been defeated. The score
of the Oberlin game last year was 16
| to 6.
| Secret practise will be in vogue all
week at Yale. A hurry call has been
sent for coaches to attend to the line
men in anticipation of the game against
the West Pointers next Saturday.
The Yale squad was cut down Sat
urday night, about twenty-five play
ers being stricken off the list. This is
new proceeding thus early in the sea-
son at New Haven.
! Bomeister, who played one of the end
positions, and Quarterback Howe, of the
Blue football warriors, will be out of
the game for probably fortnight
owing to injuries. Bomeister slipped
on Saturday and wrenched his knee in
taking a forward pass, while Howe hurt
his hip in practise.
The new rules are being taken as an
argument to bring Princeton and Har-
yard together on the football field. The
one big objection has always been that
team cannot play two big teams dur
ing a season Yale is the only one ol
the big four in the East to do this
1t is said that secret negotiations be-
tween the two colleges are under way
and that this game will be on the
schedule next year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
Huds0ns, Newarks and Blues
Each Have Won Twice.
Jerseys Second.
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.


Yesterdays Results.
West Hudsons 2, Brooklyn 0.
Jersey A. c. /, Paterson Rangers 0.
Newark 4, Scottish Americans l,
True Blues 4. Wilberforce D.
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26


Lamar, Colorado. May sird. 1910.
y sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this Office by Lewis Wilson. contestant.
against homestead entry No. 74iG. made March
Z. 1857, for the northwest quarter Of section II,
Townships s. Range AZ w 9th ?rinoiua Ne
ridian, by Ora Carr coniestee- in which it Is al
legged that said Ora Carr dice on or about
September ST, 1907: that he did not establish
residence ON said land within SIX months from
dt te Of entry; that tile heirs OF said Ora Carr
have wholly abandoned said land and have
failed to establish residence thereon or in any
way TO occupy, cultivate or improve tine same;
that the said land IS wholly unoccupied and i'm
improved to the present date, said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond, and offer
evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. m. on Aug lg. l1i0, before cleri. Of the dis
trict court, at Springfield, Colorado. and that
final hearing Will be held at ; O'Clock y. IN. on
Aug. .. 1910, before the REGISTER and Receiver
at the United States Land onice in Lamar.
Colorado.
First pub July blast pub Aug p, 10
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26

The Springfield Herald of last
week had much news, the front
page being all news and ~attrac-
lively arranged, giving it the ap-
pearance Of q daily. Two Buttes
Sentinel.
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26

A cattle quarantine has been
established in Colorado by the
United States department of ag-
riculture on account Of the pre-
valence of mango. In the future
all cattle shipped out of certain
districts will have to have a GER
tifcate of health from a United
States government inspector.
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN-Is isolated TracD
Publisher.
Public Land Sale No. 075l0.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at
Lamar. Colorado. Aug. s, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that, directed by the
commissioner of the general land Office under
provisions of Act of Congress approved June "a,
1906 ,34 Stats. SID will offer at public sale.
to the highest bidder. at 10 o'clock a. M, on the
eth day of September 1910. at this Office. the fol-
lowing described land:
Northwest quarter, section 25. township 2s
SOUTH range 40 west 9th principal meridian, en-
braced in l. T. App. No. Oslo.
Any persons claiming adversely the above de-
scrbed land advised to file their claims, OBJ
jections on or before the time designated for sale.
JOHN a. WILLIAMS, Register.
C. FROST LIGGETT, Receiver.
First pub Aug 26-last pub Sept 20
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26
ENCOURAGEMENT.

We are authorized to announce
Morgan B. McGehee as a candi-
date for nomination for the Of
flee of county treasurer, subject
to the action Of the Democratic
convention.
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26

The Northwe stern part of the
country, Idaho, Montana a n d
Washington, is experiencing one
of the fiercest forest fires in the
annals of history. The loss of
lives and the total destruction of
property is something terrific.
President Taft will order out all
available troops to fight the fires.
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26
For Sale.

The Konkel ranch, consisting of Ii
quarters of good land, is now on the
market. The titles are clear. VIII
sell all or part. Price $500 per acre.
No trading proposition will be consid-
cred. Good ranch improvements. If
interested, write
Geo. Erwin Konkel,
Stonington, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26

We are requested to announce
the name of L. V. Campbell. of
Lamport, as a candidate for nom
nation as County Assessor, sub
ject to the action of the Demo-
cratic convention.
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26

1 am a candidate for nomina-
ton for the office of county sup
erintendent of schools, subject to
the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
Ernest Long.
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26

The celebrated Star Brand Shoes are
handled BY The Lamport Mercantile
Co. Call and see their stock. Prices
are right.
The Springfield herald., 1910-08-26

This is an extract from a Sia-
mese paper that has an English
column for foreign readers:
Shooting outraged fearful
agony-Khoon Tong was man
of Langoon and on his return ac-
cidently shot at by some mis-
creant scoundrel. Untimely death,
oh fearful All men expressed
their mourn. The cowardice dog
is still at large. "-Everybody's
magazine.