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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-02
Morris Williams
LARGEST AND BEST DRAFT
HORSE MARKET WEST OF
THE MISSISSIPPI.
HORSES SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE
ON APPROVAL.
RALPH WILLIAMS

Has Charge Of the Teaming Depart
nnent. Will Contract TO Haul Rock
Load Sand, do Grading, Exeavat'ns
and General leaning Both Heavy
ard Light. Phone 3o41.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-02

ANCHOR WATERPROOF CON-
crete blocks make house absolute
+ ~ dry and free from repairs. Guar
anteed. Everything in concrete. Ot-
f. tumwa Concrete Tile Co. Madtson
Ave-.
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haveso in
FAAAoeA AAA most
Kansas maker to rent unm
particulars j. and
Kansas
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-02
LOCAL .ARksTs
poRkERs ARE STEADY.
All Classes Of Hogs are Unchanged
Over Yesterday. Grain Prices

. FIuctuate.
All classes of hogs remain Identical
Nv the same as those quoted yesterday.
Oats are now retailing at 80 to Sec
against the old price Of 80 to S5c per
h,,shel The ton price on barley has
dropred off cents on the bushel
making the price range from 40 to 40
cents
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-02

WE HAVE FOR SALE FARMS IN
Wapello, Monroe. Davis and APP
panoose counties. Now II you A.
\ looking for a money making invest.,
ment or q home send for our list.
McIntire Real Estate Co.. Blakes-
burg, ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-02
WANTED

WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR GEN
eral stocks, hardware furniture, ho-
tells, restaurants and farms. Write us
what you have Hoffman's Compiled
List Report, Desk Xxx, Wichita,
Kans.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-02
New York Poultry Market.

Elk. div. on sugar lN%.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-02

FOR SALE-PURE BRED ANGUS
bulls Ed F. Oetller. Moravta. Ia.
FOR sALE-PURE BRED ANGUS,
bull yearling. Good one. Harrison
OLIVER Selma, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-02
TODAY'S MARKET NEWS

Corn meal. 10 10 oack :. 80.
Corn and oat chop, per cwt..
Oats straw per 100 ............
on meal. per cwt ....... ;. :.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
Arizona Seeking
 Next Mining Congress S

Arizonans who will attend the com. ing convention oi the American Min ing congress st Los Angeles vii make an effort to secure the next sn- nnal gathering Tor Arizona.
 Mayor Wen worth received tele gram today from Secretary " Jay Fai- of the Yuma Chs m Der Of Mines asking him 70 aid that end, and Tom D. stone memhers Of the congress who will make the trip 10 Los Angeles will be instructed to Loost for the city in Arizona which will have the best chance of landing the important gathering.
 It is understood that Douglas which has in the psst unsucc, csfully sought 10 land one of the conven- tions. will be in the race, AS will Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
General Offices
 To Be Removed

Notice has been given of the re- moval Of the general offices of the Im- perisl Copper company, the Southern Arizona Smelling company and the Arizona Southern railroad company from Tombstone to Silverbell under the authority of th, directors and President Frank M Murphy of the compauies. The transfer will be made on Jrly l.
 The change is 10 be made, it is stated, for reasons of economy in the hsndling of the clerical force. The building of the Port Lobos railroad will necass tate large additions to the forces of clerks already employed and the offices of the railroad com pany will necessarily be at the proposed northern terminus. IL is therefore considered that it will be more ad- vantageous 10 have the forces cJD- eentrsted than to have two forces about equally divided between Tomb. stone ard Silverbeli
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
0oings in District
 and Probate Court
MONDAY, JCSE Fl

Judge Fletcher Nj noan left this morning for Globe, where he wen: to hold brief session of tue district court of that distric, while Judge F. W Lewis will hold court in Tombstone
 There are seven cases upon the oC cket If this court in which Judge Doan is disqualified to sit. They are as follows
 Mrs James Reilly, contestant, vs Martin Costello and John F Bacon, ccnte.taes. this action is to contest the will oi Judge James Reilir, de- ceased. John B Wright appears as ! conasrl fcr the plaintiff, and Cunning ham and Riggs appear for the defend ants. Tn case involves considerable real estate, and the outcome will be watched with much interest. Ferdiusnd Westheime < Sons vs $ F. D,son, for attachment. A. c Lock Q, d appears ss the plsintitf's attorney and George Watson for the { 6eie dsnt.
 The remaining csses are crimins al actions against J P Casey an em- pezzlement charges alleged on funds oi the Carmen Consolidated Copper company of which tEe defendant Nss general manager. Tbe amounts are s20O, sl 50 and S263.Io rs-p ctively. The other case Is ciy.lsu.. eatItled John P Casey Ss N r Powers, for ] debt. The cnmplsint alleges ,ha, the sum of s3s 100 is due the pisint fl for 7T ,iG0 hares of the capital stock [ the Arizona Consolidated Copper company. J E Morrison appears for the pl4intis and Richardson X DoAn for the defendant.
 These cases will occupy the stten. tion 0! Jud e Lewis during the entire week
 The special venire of jurymen or dered by yndse Doan last week will report for duty at "a. m., tomorrow.
 Daring the trial of Bob Warren, ct sl.. horse stealing case the sum oi S300 wss paid out of the county funds for nnp resident witnesses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
Smith Resigns
 G. 0. P. Chairmanship

A Globe dispatch says Hovsl A. Smith, chairman of the republican territorial committee, announced to- day that he would resign his position as chsirn an, and Frank Towle 0. GlJbe will be appointed to succeed Smith
 Tine resignation oi Hovsl A Smith 's believed to be brought about by his determination to become candidate for senator from ArizoDs.
 The resignation of Smith has ere. sted great surprise and some con. sterns.ion in republican ranks.
 Tie purchase Of the Daily Silver Belt and the resignation of Smith suggests that the republicans propose to make a desperate fight to carry the state of Arizons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
New States Are
 Receiving Publicity

A Washington dispatch says the passage of the statehood bill has awak. ened deep interest in Washington and throughout The east, and already the two new states have received ppblicit, forth thousands of dollars to them An evidence of interest is the fact that the senate has ordered 2,50O extra copies of the statehood bill which will be distributed among the constituency throughout the country, thus calling attention in direct terms to the fact shat Arizona and New Mexico are now states and directing investigation as 10 their immense resources.
 Acting Forester Potter hes an nounced that he will take pleasure in working Tn conjlncticn with for estry officers Of the new states toward the more efficient conservation of the forests in them, and this will be of vast benefit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
From Thursdays Daily

Jeesie L. Clark is in the city today from Benson having Cn business trip.
 Theo Metz, the soda man from Bis bee. is in town on brief business trip
 E W. Graves, cashier Of the Fi,st Nstionsl Bank of Douglas, is Tomb stone visieor today as A witness in the Casey case.
 c. NJ. H. Gordon, travelling aud',5r of the Fl Paso ( Sou,hweatern Raul. road company ia m the city on an oilicisi visit.
 E. c. Piper. station agent at Nogales. srriged ia Tom5s,one yes ,erdsy from the border city, having been summonei here as witness ir thedistrict court.
 Mrs. rhomas Biaire was emong 1T nu:go ug passengers today for home in Bisbse, after an enjoyable stay | Tombstone of fortnight.
 Me. Mart Hoar left today for Lol Angeles on A visit to friends and ,c spend the summer months where the cool sea breeze blows.
 Harry Macis left yesterday for L"' Angeles to join the Arizona con,jn, gent at she beaches during the warm months.
 Mics Mary Neal Cheyney returnec to her home q, Tucson today aftel s?endipg an enjoysb'e visi. Of fort nigh. in Tomb 'tone. Miss Cheney |, 4 former Tombstone girl and hs. many friends here. She is an accom- plished young lady of literary talent and edits the society page Of tb, rucson Cit zen.
 Dr. John z. Bacon left today fol | Miami where he zoe. tn assum, charge of the Miami hospital, extend ed notice of which appeared in thes, columns recently. Dr. Bacon is OIL, of the foremost physicians of Arizor' and he has many friends uho regr-' his departure from Tombstone. rht doctor will make occasional visi,' here and keep in touch with his ole | home
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
From Fridays Daily

l.. N. Barnes. secretary of the Bo- quillas Land and Cattle company, is a Tombstone visitor today.
 The J P. Casey case which has held the attention of the court for yhe past three days, was submitted 10 the jury .s5e this hiterueCE
 hrs Douglss Gny, wife of Fresi. dent Grey Of the Maohomicn Mercan. file Co, left yesterday for Los Angeles on visit 10 friends and to spend tie sun m"r Al the sssshore. Mrs Grey
 as accc mpanied by her sou, Goug as.
 Air J. Frye, direc,Iag engineer of the firm Q. Charles c. Moore & Co.,, engineers oi San Francisco, is in Tombstone directing the work of ia- s'slIst.on of tie big sterling 4S0 H. r boil.r for the T. C. II Co. Tie work is already under way and is pros gres-iug nicely.
 c. l. Cummings has joined the "herzine buggy 'bigsde Tn Tom 3stone having yes'eIday received new 30 horse power E. H. F. automobile. The auto is a beauty and the smiling owner may nos be seen daily at the steering wheel mas ering the intri- cscies of the machinery and success folly dodg;ng all res aud telephone posts.
 Two water ears got away from the local crew at Angell near Winslow and but for the fact that It was iu the day time, there would have been con- sidera hie damage and probable lose of life. Engineer Hooker, on engine 984, going west, saw them coming just alter passing Hubbard, and succeeded ir getting hls train stopped and had A good start backing up when the water cars hit him. Luckily there WAS no ether damage than the bresk- ing up 0f the two cars and some damage to the iron: of the engine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26

At the Tucson jubilee on statehood Mark Smith wac one of the speakers. His speech was one of cOngrstulstioD that at last Arizona had come into its own after yesrs of fighting against eastern prejudice and objection He voiced . note of warning, however, which is given in the following para graph:
 Let us face an unpleasant fact. b Jwever. We are not to have stste. hood during the short session of cons gress, sad unless our constitution meets with immediate approval, we wili not be fully admitted until 1913. Much .s it grieves me, l seem to see the came old hand Of eastern opposi. ton, and l am forced to fear that Ari- zona will not have a voice in the af- fairs of government until after the next presidential election.
 "But let us be deeply glad for that which we have gained by bitter stras- gle, and let us look forward to the day when Arizons, rising above the horizon strong in the power of her magnificent resources, shall command the admiration of the entire conti- pent."
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26

augur our early admission into the sisterhood of States.
 It IS hoped, and the PRos PlcToR voices a large and growing sentiment in t h e direction, that our worthy friend may conclude to be- stow additional dignity upon Arizona by becoming a citi- zen of the new State. He would find himself among in- alienable friends, many oi whom he is personally ac- quainted with, not a small number of his admirers being residents of Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
No Election To Be Held This Fall

Under the chronology of the state hood bill as finally passed by congress and signed by President it will take 250 days before the constitution can be referred to congress. As there are 250 days before March 4, next year. it Is certain that the following congress will have to act on the Arizons con- stitutiou. Th,s con9ress may delay until March I Of 1913, thus preventing the new state from voting in q presi- dentisl election until 1916
 Among the changes made in the bill ss finally passed one provides that relating to the Indebtedness clause and the water power site clause,
 Another important change made by Beveridge st the solicitation oi the people is that which provides that the present territorial officers shall hold over until the election of the stste officers has taken place. Section , of the original bill provided that ",be county and territorial officers of ssid territory. including the delegate in congress therof elected at the general election in 1910 shall continue to die. charge the duties of their respective offices" The amended section changes the date, reading. And until the stste Is so admitted into the union and ssid officers are elected and quail fled under the pr ovisions of the con- stitution the county and territorial officers Of said territory, including the delegate in congress thereof elected at the general election in 1908, shall continue to discharge the duties of their respective offices in and Tor said territory, Provided. that no session Of the territorial legislative assembly shall be held in l9l1."
 In the event that the constitution is held over and not acted on prompt iy by congress this last provision may leave the new state without legis- lstive body in 1912 slso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
PROBATE COURT

In the matter of the estate of Vim Speier, deceased, John Dugao, W c K Hoover and M Fletcher appointed appraisers.
 h the matter of the estate of John Regnier. deceased, July ? at 10 a. m. set for hearing hnsl A count Of W E Stewart, administrator, and his peti- ton for distribution residue of the estate.
 Ia the matter Of the estate of Eulslia L=u,erbsch, deceased, NJ Johnson, administrator. discharged aud sure.ies released.
 1n the matter of the estate Of Fred. erick J Clark, deceased, Emma Clark administrstr'N, discharged and sure ties released
 To the matter c! the estate oi Major Daniel Madden, deceased, July l a, 10 g. m., get for hearing final accom-, O: H A Morgan, sdministrstor, a nd h,s petition for discharge.
 In the matter oi the estate ard guard nship of W'liord N Jones and Emms F Jones, minors, Frances F Tones appointed guardian.
 In the matter of the estate Of Mary King, dece ssd, Jobn Towuer, Jn Hali and Newell appointed A. apprsisers.
 In the matter of ths estste Of Mary King, deceased; order ths. H $ Ross be appointed administrator.
 In the matter of the estate of l. 0 Milless, deceased. June 27 at lOs m. Sc. for hearing petition of o Gibson for letters of administration. Tn the matter of the estate oI Michael Dwyer, deceased, July l at lC &. m.. set for hearing petition of Wm NJ Taylor for letters administration
 In the matter of the estate of P J Delshsnty, deceased, final account of Mary Power. administrstr;x, approved with some exceptions, and ordered that onehsli of personal estate, the share 0! Waiter Delehaney, be given to his sssiguees in bankruptcy. and other one-hslfto Mary Power an ordered tbs. real estate be divided equally between Walter Delsha mt y and Mary Power, some town lots set aside to Mary Power. The one-halI interest of Walter Delshsnty subiec, to claim 0! Mary Power of S4263. .76.
 In the matter of the estate of Mary King, deceased, June i5 at 10 &. m set for hearing petition of II s Ross Tor letters of administration
 In the matter of the estate of Wn, sPeier. deceased. Gus Hsigler appoint ed administrator.
 In the matter of the estate and guardian hip of Lote Aston Carter, Gold'e Violet Carter and Ernie Wade Carter, minors, July g at 10 a. m., SC. Tor hearing return oi Jesse Yoakum. gusrd Fan, of the sale of real estate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
Mexican Murdered
 Near Bowie

Wr,h two deep wounds in his breast an unidentified Mexican was found dead in the railway yards at Bowie yesterday morning. The murdered man had evidently been killed some hours before, az the body gss ccld and the blood from the knife tbIusts had become dried.
 Two unknown ne en had engaged in a fight late Monday evening, but it sss not thought to be serious and the affair received no attention. From the appearance Of the dead man, he is thought to have teen s Iaborer. He was sbout B years of age.
 The affair is being rigidly investi- gated by lhe authorities at Bowie iL hopes of finding some clue to the ;den- tity of the murderer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26

Civil Case No. 6026 flied. Georgia Sharp Comilli vs Paul ComiIii. Ac- ton for divorce.
 Gaze No. COPS filed, Cunningham 4 Riggs vs James B Neal. Action to collect Sl000 on note.
 Csse No. 6027 filed; Chas Polti vs Mary Polti Action for divorce.
 Case No. 60I6 filed. H Jennie Won Norden vs Wm c Von Norden; action for divorce.
 Case No. 6o29 filed. Frank Bauer vs Maggie Bauer; action for divorce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
Miner Inyents A
 Fly Catcher

A fly trap which will catch fes and hundreds of them at that, and holding them safely, is the invention which has netted Joseph K.ess, yell kno n
 Bisbee miner s25 900, eastern interests understood to be connected with the
 NeS York Lie Insurance company, being the purchasers. The trap Is protected by United States and several foreign patents.
 The Review says: "The trap, which is rather q large affair, has been tested in this ily-ridden city and proved an entire success. The contrivsnce is abou: three feet long, rising from s solid wooden base, in the shape of very narrow inverted V. The frame work is covered with screen netting of the same grade ss that used in covcr- ing doors and windows Tie secret of the trap consists of the pnzzling nature of the entrance to the flies thousands of which are caught in a fewbour
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26

The presentation of the flag to Frank H. Hitchcock was most worthy recogni- ton of loyalty to a just cause. While visiting in Arizona last winter, MT. Hitchcock upon more than one occasion expressed himself in favor of Statehood and promised that he would lend every assist ance within his power toward that coveted goal, and kept his word.
 Arizonans, regardless of politics, hold, and will con- tinue to hold, MT. Hitchcock in high esteem for having brought about conditions that
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
SENATOR BEveRI0GE
 PAYS DESERVED TRIBUTE.
A Washington dispatch o. the 22d

A Washington dispatch o! the 22d says:
 Senator Beyeridge todsy presented the flag which flew over the senate when the statehood bill as psssed. 10 Postmaster General Hitchcock. He presented it to him az a token, saying that he did more in having the bill enacted into a law than any one else. Senator Beveridge said he would late in the fall visit Arizona, ss & large number of invitations had teen sent to him to visit the new state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
THURSDAY, JUNE g

Again throughout the entire day 1 the csse of the Territory vs John P. Casey, on trial for making and con- curing in fsise corporate reports, oc- cupied the attention of bench and bar.
 Late yesterday afternoon the pros- cu;Ion rested :.s case, and the defense moved the court to instruct the jury 10 return 8 verdict of not guilty, on the ground tina. the Territory had failed to connect the alleged report ss having been made upon the proper ties of the Csrmon Consolids sted Cop per company, and further, upon the ground of a variance between the in dictment and the proof.
 Alter srgumep. on the part Of the counsel Judge Lewis took the matter under sdyisement until this morning, when he oyerrulsd the motion to dis uiss ard oIdered that The case pro- ceed to trial
 Daring the entire forenoon consid- ersble documentary evidence was in- 'rodlced on the part Of the defense to show that defendant st the time of making tie alleged false corporate report was yice-prss deut and manager of said company at the time of its ors gsniz.tion. sud tha, the properties mentioned in the report were the properties of the said Casey and that tbe patsDts from the Mexican gov. erBment for the game were m his name and thst he transferred them to Mexican company known az the Compania de 0fa ' Plata de Arispe, s. A.. and that tbis company was the Mexican corporation os the Csrmon Consolidated Copper company.
 The case will occupy the balance of the day and it ia thought wil! take up the z eater part of tomorrow's session.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26

Following the securing of the Yav-
 pal county ranges for all of ihe avail. able cattle that are mark etable, the horse takes the bit in his mouth and is also on the go. Daring the past few weeks over SC head have been shipped out, and this week snother bunch Uf mustengs went over the Santa Fe from Ash Pork 70 California, where they to be sold under tf hammer Mir. Thompson, Los An. geles buyer, was the purchaser, and ib few days over 200 head more will be shipped out Of the c1untry. The de. nsnd for the equine is said to be lively. and they are utilized mainly for farming purposes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
Rough Riders
 Coming To Arizona

WAsHINGToS, D. O.. June 2Z-It was announced here today that the next Rough Riders reunion would be held in Arizona, and that Colo. ef Theodore Roosevelt would be the o-a- tor of the day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
THE STATE OF ARIZONA KEEPS OPEN HOUSE.

It Is indeed gratifying to Arizonans to note that since Senator Beveridge's hurried junKeting trip through this territory, about three years back, and since he had a change of heart and revision of conscience, he actually de- sires to pay court to the youngest of Uncle Samuers daughters. Senator Bever idge asks if he may visit Ari- zona in November next. The PRosPECToR will assume to speak for the entire State Of Arizona" when We say, "of course you can, Senator. y ArizoDans are famed for their hospitality and gener- osity toward those who uns willingly malign them. The Senator al one time made some fragrant and damaging charges against us; but since his visit of inspection was merely an outing" a flight by night, during which he saw but little and ascertained in-
 formation in a corresponding ratio, a deaf ear is turned to the past and a heart over fiowinging with gratitude pulsates and thrObs in ec- stacy at the expectant coming of the Father of Arizona" Nor will We forget President Taft and Postmaster General Hitchcock, without whose personal investigation of con- ditions. worthiness, etc we would still be hoping for Statehood, And to the press Of Southern California and
 Western Texas is also due the gratitude of Arizona TOT the able and persistent manner in which our cause was cham pioned. Senator Bailey of Texas has always been a fav- orite with Arizonans, and since the bold stand he took in our behalf, and became a recognized factor in the cre- atiOn of the State of Arizona, our love and esteem for the able gentleman has increased
 to a degree beyond expres- sion. But, Senator Beveridge is welcome to visit Arizona, and as many more as choose to come. A cordial welcome will be accorded all visitors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26

Two Fl Paso ministers on Sunday d eclared most positively that the tragedy of last Friday in which E. Kohl berg was slain by his tenant, John Leech, W directly traCeable to the Juarez races. Botl. Dr. Robert Bruce Smith and Rev. Perry J. Rice de. clared that the slayer had lost money al the races and was therefore unable to pay his rent, hence the notice of dis. possession served by h e owner of the property and the killing of the owner by the euraged tenant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26

Sol Lewis, "the father of banking in Arizona, passed away at his home in San Francisco Wednesday,