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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
The Dist jet
Court DOings
MONDAY

NONDA1 Alter a record breaking session last ing about five days, the territorial | grand jury of Cochise county took it's final adjournment late Saturday stt- 1 ernoOn The grand jury during is briei session considered 32 cases. of which number it ignored B and returned 2S, Whi,h are given below.
 There were also included in the hnsl report seven secret indictments which cannot be given publicity owing to the indicted persons not being in custody.
 One case was referred to the action Of the next grand jury, called to con- vene next April, entitled the Terri tory vs. Quopg Hop-a charge of embezzlement alleged to have been committed at Douglas
 The committees appointed by Fore msu Gull 10 investigate county offices and institutions and report on them, commended highly the msnrer in which the offices Of County Treasurer, Supervisors. Probate Judge. Assessor, Clerk oi the District Court, Recorder and Sheriff were conducted, and also commended the efficient management of the jail and hospital.
 The following indictments were re- turned:
 Mark Wells and Policarpo Mendoza. grand larceny.
 Francisco Arvaliz, burglary.
 Leopold Mesa, grand larceny Manuel Soto. grand larceny
 MsrciIio Msrez burglary. Morton Hackney, grand larceny Margari;o Care a, assault with & deadly weapon.
 Thomas Turner, burglary.
 Vim Hart murder. Marcsrio Jsso, murder.
 Annie Murphy, assault with deadly weapon
 CH Armstrong, two indictments forgery
 E Il Eckert, assault with e deadly weapon
 Earl W Ssnds, murder.
 Joe Walker, ,embezzlement
 A Gustsve Gsntz, obtaining money under false pretenses-2
 NJ | GaiIardo, Guadalupe Gouz.los and Luis Minez, grand larceny
 R Andrsis and Manuel Andrads, grand larceny. Manuel Garcia and jose Rodriguez burglary.
 Jose Revera, an attempt to s.sist prisoners 10 escape
 All of the above prisoners ind cted, with tue exception of those out on bond awaiting trial. were srraigned before the district court on Satur- day afternoon during which tune they were given an opportunity to enter their pleas to the indictments found against them.
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A Most Efficient
 City Government

The present city council, under the administration Of Mayor Wentworth will turn over to the new ad ministra : tion & fat exchequer and a good record of economic city government for the past two years. The city cash box has nearly 5000 to be turned over to the new city dsds.
 All but two members of the present city regime Hill retire on the 18th inst ., the two exceptions being Treas. urer Hughes, who has been the etE- cient cust dian of the city funds aud who Is the only alderman up for re- election, and the ever slert and .Fatch. iul Chief of Police Bravin, who seeks 10 succeed himself !n .he marshall ship.
 Beside. the S3OO0 cash, the present ad administration lowered the city bonded infeb edness S20o0 and have equipped the various fire departments with over 600 feet of pest quality of fire hose. Two cauceled bouds Oi 5000 each places the city bonded debt now at SI0,CU0. with interest payments Of about S6g0 annually. The present surplus in the city treasury will m-ke possible the further reduction of the city tonded debt, a matter Tor the early consideration Of the incCm ing administration. The various de- partnents Of city government show good reports. The chief of police, whose duty embraces also the collec- tion of licenses, shows the revenues from this source has about ma .ntsined all m Inicipsl current expenses, while the excellent system adopted by the marshal in policing the city and keeping out vsgrsnts and undesir- ables, with 8 minimum number O. .rres,s, has resulted in practically no expense to the city.
 The new city aimin 'stra.ion which takes the reins of government on the 18th, wIll have high standard to maintain.
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c0cHISE COUNTS MATChteSS
 RESOURCES
aNE-iSu1s

The coming territorial fair advertised as the Hast terri torial fair to be held m the United States" promises to be q record breaker fer at- tendance.
 Cochise County's exhibit at the fair promises to be a creditable one, although by no means as great as it could have been if concerted action by all the towns of the county had been taken.
 There is no other section of the territory, or for that mat ter, not many on earth, that can match Cochise county in the greatness and variety of its resources. Scarcely min eral known but that is found within its borders, and great as has been its production of the precious metals, mining in Cochise county has scarce ly yet reached the infantile stage.
 But great as has been and yet will be the mineral in dustry of the county, our az ricultural and horticultural future teens with wonderful possibilities. With its fertile lands, the richness of winch are but becoming realized, an abundance ofwater, which the construction of dams and the drilling of artesian wells will supply, the valleys of Cochise will bloom like a garden and thousands of happy homes occupy the land that now is virtually desert.
 In the coming future Co., chise county will hold an an- nual fair, devoted to an ex- hibition of its own products, and 1t does not require the eye Of prophecy to foretell the wonderful exhibits of the mines and farms that will there be shown. This county holds within its borders pos sibilities for the future, the equal of which no other sec- tion Tn this rich and broad and fertile domain of ours possesses.
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entire county. Tue grand jury in last report especially comphmenteG these gentlemen on the effic ent mau- agement of the place after making n careful investigation, and the people generally were unanimously of the opinion that the praise was worthily bestowed.
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torisl prison. burg sry

torisl prison. burg sry
 Jose Rivera, fine of SlOO and three months in county jail for attempting to assist prisoners to escape from county jail
 c II Armstrong, forgery, syear and s day in territorial prison
 Morton Hackney, grand larceny, a year sod day in territorial prison.
 Joe Nelker, grand larceny, year and day in territorial prison
 Manuel Garcia and Jose Rodriguez. burglary, year in the territorial prison
 Ramon Andrsds. grand larceny, e year Tn the territorial prison
 Mrs Annie Murphy, assault deadly weapon, three months in county jail
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From Fridays Daily

Lbs Angeles has done an unprece' dented thing they have lawyer Tn jail.
 Tombstone will have full repre- sentation at the territorial fair at Phoenix this month. The manage ment is msSing preparations for bigger doiu' than ever this year
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New Cases In
 Both Courts

Kieffer E Billings vs R Combs appeal from justice corrt.
 Margaret Bauer v.. Albert Bauer action for divorce.
 W c Hsgsn. c B James, Hagsn MercsntiIe Go. and Gibson Abstract Go. vs Madison F Lsrkin and John w Henderson; title to certain mining claims in California mining district quieted in plaintiffs.
 D s Drew vs E A Rose and Allen Rose, co-psrtners under the firm name of E A Rose < Son; s327 05 balance due on account of services rendered.
 Margaret E. Dosl vs Territory of Arizons, eI, rel. Tax collector J. D. Williams, ct al, action to quit title ou change of venue from Graham county.
 PROBATE COURT
 In the Matter of the estate of Char les H Ashley, deceased. Ordered tbst letters of administration issus to II H Hotchkiss.
 Estate of Levi John Gird, deceased; i; hearing of final account continued to November 5 at 10 a. m.
 Estate of Epigmonio Rodsllegas, deceased; November l. at 10 @. m. set for hearing petition of Frank Bauer for letter. of administration.
 Estate of Bias Sanchez, deceased Miguel Sanchez sppointeI adminis- trstor
 Estate of Wm. H. Kirkland, de- ceased; George Kirkland appointed sdministrator.
 h the matter of the estate Of Patrick Welch, sn incompetent per- son; Nov. IA. at 10 .. m., set for hearing petition of L. J. Moore for etters of guardisnship
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06

Four large and handsome Angora ra rs were recent srrivals at Kirkland from Oregon. They were consigned to D Davis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06

Nes, Jerome a few dsys sgo a dog was bitten on the nose by . rattle snake, but soon entirely recovered from the effects of the bite.
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7 He Ina. al.o served considerable

ty He Ina. alec served considerable time Tor minor otfenses.
 The case of the Territory vs. Mar carlo Jsso, indict, for murder, Mas called. Ja-o Is charged with kilhrg fellow couDtrymsn, sho wac work- ing on the section with him at Bowie. A lury was empsneled and the case called for tr.sl st o'clock p. m. The case was submitted at 5 3.30 o'clock and within c short time returned verdict of guilty of murder in the acc ond degree.
 There are still upon the criminal docket, to he tried at this term of court fl possible, six murder eases.
 A total of 45 cases are pending on the criminal docket of the United States court, which convenes here on the 18th inst. The following are held to await the action of the Fed eral grand jury which neets on the above named day:
 Rafael de ia Vars. smuggling.
 Jose M E.canyos. smuggling
 Cornelius Viscsrra, smuggling
 w G Tice, smuggling
 o L Edgar, shipping diseased cattle
 The Allowing crses are pending upon the United States codr, civi docket:
 U. s. vs Wong Lee. appeal iron the L. .. Commissioner court.
 |. s. vs Kwsng Lee, petition t' cancel certificate Of naturalization.
 U. s gs The Warren Ranch Com. pany, three cases 10 qu e; title t' \ property in the Warren district {; U. 5. ys Michael Kohler, action t cancel certificate of naturalization.
 So far ;his term of the district cour Judge Dosn has sentenced in th . neighborhood of doren prisoners [, 5 the penitentisry.
 FRIDAY s In court this morning MIrcar:o Jasa , who vas found guilty yesterday Of mur | der of country man at Bowie, va given th rty years in the psnIten,iary. Manuel Soto with rev his plea o guilty and entered plea of guilty L charge of horse stealing in Bisbee. Hi , sentence will be pronounced tomorrow The case of the Territory az ,ins Mark Welts and Polic ,rpo Mrndoz occupied the day. The defendants ar charged with st aling horse belonen. 1 10 Aeck G Adams ot Dragon. Tn: , jIry returned verdict of not gull V Lymyn lays of Willlox was counsel fo rhe defense.
 The trial jury has been excused unii p. m November I+,h.
 Tomorrow Will be final setting date o calendar and II attorneys in the count, are expected 10 be on hard.
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F II Eckert plead not guilty to , charge of assault 10 commit murder; case set for Nov. II.
 Lee O Woclery vs J Nj Kelly; sc tion for debt; judgment for plaintiff
 The panel of jurymen was exsm- smined and sworn in with 46 jurors on the panel to answer roll call daily
 Territory of Arizona vs Leopold Mes.; charged ~ith stealing hor.e in Bisbee; trial occupied about 40 minutes; jury returned 6 verdict of guilty
 ln the case of cityoi Bisbee, vs Bar ney Nirdlinger, an appel case from Bisbee, the case was dismissed on mo- tion of the defendant who has decided to pay the fine assessed against him in the lower court.
 WEDNESDAY District court convened at the usual hour this morLing with Judge Doan ! on the bench
 The first matter considered sas the sentencing of Leopold Mesa. yesterday found guilty of the crime oi grand larceny, alleged to have been com mitted st BIsbee. He was ven three years in the territorial prison
 
 The first jury case called this morn ing was the Territory of Arizona vs Msrgarito Garcia, indicted for assault with deadly weapon. alleged to have been made upon s Mexican woman at Lowell with a beer bottle. The jur, returned verdict of guilty
 Territory vs Mscilio Msrez. indicted Tor burglary; alleged to have entered the Bonanza house at Lowell with in. tent to burelsrize it. Jury rendered a verdict of guilty.
 It is expected that the five cases still remaining on the criminal docket against John P Casey the we'll known mining engineer of Douglas and Fl Paso, will be tried at this term of court. One charge, lihel, ,snd the balance em- oezzlement. Casey was tried at the | last term of court on a charge of mak- | ing false corporate reports on the Car men Consolidated Copper company, | but w.s acquitted by the ju.y.
 The prisoners who were sentenced | yesterday will be taken to Florence the latter part of this week to start serving out their sentences.
 Carson Ritter wss excused for the term as a trial juror.
 Herbert Fike was excused from jury service until Nov, Ii,
 There is only onec case for tomorrow murder csse-the territory vs Use.
 The final setting of csses will be held Saturday morning 8, 30, when all jury and injury csses will be set for the balance of the term end " 'r 'D poitHbt tndh bli dttOfDcFe De | on hand at that time. They are making record in clearing matters ip at the court this term and Judge Doan expects to clear the docket of s treat many cases this term and re- ieve the congested condition that , prevailed last term.
 THURSDAY When court opened this morning he first business was the pronoupc-I ng of sentence on Macilio Garcia. ound gully of burglary. Garcia was wen three years in the territorial rison. Msgsrito Garcia whom jury yester ay afternoon, found guilty of assault ] |. ith deadly weapon, was given eigh, ' ears in the penitsDtisry. The de-
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The sheriff. return on the origina venire of 50 names shows that 3l were subpoense as follows: Homer Fike Patrick Csrmody F P A Lsrrieu A G Curry Carson Ritter Olaf Olson Sam Campbell G Erickson Seth Merrill Win Bashore Chas Moss 5 A Peckenpaugb Wm Riggs Herbert Fenner w L Hyatt Geo Biting Angus GilIis J W Van Horn A H Mosley I'D Davis Francis Goodman Lewis Birjno NJ K Sipe Jos McKean II H Hotchkiss R T Lockie c c Opie c Msrtipeni W J Greenwood Geo Haniger
 II. Kremer
 The following jurors were excused by the court upon proper representa- tiOhs DctuS beuc.
 E P A Larrieu Patrick Carmody A G Curry J Erickson s A Peckerpsugh w Van Horn J D Davis Lewis Birdno
 R l. Lock;e
 A special venire of 30 jurors was called returnsble l p. m. tomorrow Upon arraignment of prisoners this morning, eight entered pleas Of giil- ty. ss follows: Joe Walker, Fran. cisco Avilez, Joe Rivera. se Rod. riquez, Ramon Abrads, Morton Hackney, NJ Garcia and C H Arm. strong. Each will be sentenced at 9:30 8 m tomorrow
 A paroled prisoner named Rascom, on charge of drunkenness, WAS given . hearing and lecture by the court and permitted to go on his good behavior
 TUESDAY Nine prisoners who plead guilty yes. kAa II
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TUESDAY

Nine prisoners who plead guilty yes. teddy received their sentences this morning. Each drew the following sentences:
 Francisco Avilez, one year in terri
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The sheriff. return on the original venire of 50 names shows that 3I were subnOen aed as foIloxs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-07

Hear Judge Lindsey man frlll. ot
entlrusfasIn, who believes tho safety
81 thc. state tomorrow Hos wick ise
boys ana girls or today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-07
DEEDS FILED
In the Office OF the Clerk Of
the County to Be
Recorded.

L. NJ. La Poe to o. G. Wright, ]
lot, Salem.
John Nv. Wadsworth ct ais to Sam:
ueI w. Murphy, 1 lot, Lumber
port.
Capitol Land Company to Lille /
Rogers. lot, Northview.
Little 1. Rogers to A. w. Great
house. / lot, Northview.
George Heater to NJ. A. Tichenal
and Haze Morgan, 1853 acres, Coal
district.
Minerva j. Martin to James b
+. Fowler. one-half of oil and gas
81 IL acres, Clay district
Thomas w. Harrison to Samuel
R. Harrison, / lot, Broad Oaks.
Ralph f. Holden to .Arbutus Land
Company, lot, Aributus Park.
Colonial Building Company to H
L. Cunningham and T: H. Williams,
/ lot. Colonial Heights, city.
Fair Grounds Improvement Com
pany to Myrtle w French, . lots,
Clark district.
Fair Grounds Improvement Com
pany to Efie A. Randall, lot, Clark
district.
peacock Coal Company to Rose
bud Fuel Company, houses and tip
pies. ROSEBUD.
A. w. Hinzman to Andrew J.
Light. j lot, Spudtown.
n. B. Richardson to Mary A.
Riley. oil, so acres. Clay district.
David Shrader to Josiah ".
Ia acre of coal, Brown.
Lille i. Rogers to Fenton w.
Williams. / lot, Northview.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-07
SIT YER JUBu 4EE
h FOR THE BISHOP.

city, the Sacred Heart church in the
North End ana St. Stanislaus on the
south Side, the founding of the Homo
Of the Good Shepherd on Ellington
Lane and the erection of the Cathed-
raj high school.
All over the state are enduring
works of his labors, so that it is only
citing that on this great occasion
that opportunity be given to priests
and people alike to assist in a worthy
celebration in honor Of his silver
jubilee.
Brief History Of Life.
Bishop Patrick James Donahue
was born in England in 1851. He
was graduated from the University of
London and had the degree of LII D.
conferred upon him by Columbia uni
versity in Washington. Bishop Dom
ahue came. to the United States in
1873 and settled at Washington. He
practfced law until 1882. After that
he practiced canon law and studied
for the priesthood and was ordained
in 1885. He was chancellor Of the
Archdiocese of Baltimore from 1856
to 1891 and was rector OF the Baltt-
more cathedral from 1891 to 1894. He
has been bishop of the diocese Of
wheeling since April, 1894.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-07
FOUR WAY" STUDIO

1t all depends upon who makes
your photographs how beautiful and
artistic they are. Mrs. Rarick. has
visited all the large studios and art
musems of the United States and Can.
ada and has spent a great deal of
money studying high class art and
gathering ideas. Her show windows
speak wen OF the Information she has
derived from this study and travel.
All work is promised up to the last
minute Christmas eve. 1913 Fourth
Street.
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entertained by the Commissioners OF
Public Printing.
Estimates of the work to be done
or materials to be furnished together
with blank forms for proposals, bonds,
etc, will be furnished upon applica-
ton by Stuart f. Reed, the Superin-
tendent of Public Printing.
The Commissioners are required to
receive separate bids for the Printing.
Binding, and Printing Paper, includ-
ing Stationery.
The Contract shall be awarded to
the lowest responsible bidder for the
same. respectively, unless there is a
reasonable bidder for the whole
whose bid is less than the aggregate
amount of the lowest separate bids.
in which case the contract shall be
awarded to the lowest bidder for the
whole
All proposals must be made upon
the printed blanks furnished by the
superintendent of Public Printing;
and said Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Commissioners of
Public Printing.
Given under our hands this 18th day
of November, 1910,
j. S. DARsT, Auditor.
L.. J.. LONG, Treasurer.
NJ p. SFnA WHEY, Supt Schools
Commissioners OF Public Printing for
the state OF West Virginia,
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NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS


ubIic Printing. Binding and stationery
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
LJnicc of Commissioners of Public
Printing,
Charleston, November Is, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the Com
l,lissioners OF Public Printing at the
AUDITORS ONCE in the Capitol Annex
in the City of Charleston, West Vir-
Einia. from this time until
SATURDAY, the 18Th day of Dccem-
Der, 1910. at IL o'clock, noon,
of said day,
Tor the execution of the state Printing.
state Binding. and for supplying the
state with Stationery and Printing
-Paper for the two years beginning on
ahe second Wednesday in January.
1911. and ending on the second We'd
nesday in January, 1913
Each Proposal must be accompan-
led by bond executed according to law.
AZ, the bidder with at least two good
and SUFFICIENT securities residing in this
Ssfa.te in the penal sum OF ten thous-
ana dollars t$1O,OoO!OO) for all state
Printing. and the penal sum OF i've
thousand dollars CS5,00O.OO) for fur-
41ishinE Printing Paper and Stationery
md the ipenal sum of two thousand
dollars (S2,O0O.OO) for all state Bind
ing, conditioned. on the faithful per-
"a r4riance of sntd contracts. No bid
by such bonds win be
. n
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Elaborate Preparations Being
Made for Celebration OF
the Event.


WHEELING, Dec. Elaborate
preparations are being made for the
celebration of the silver Sacredotal
Jubilee of the Rt- Rev. Bishop P. j.
.Donahue, which will take place Mon
day. December 10. The actual date
of the anniversary being inconvenient
for preIate and people alike, the fes-
tiyitfes will be deferred until Decem-
Der %.
At the Clerical Conference. held in
wheeling, Wednesday,, October ., the
coming silver Jubilee of the Rt. Rev
Bishops Priesthood as discussed. All
the clergy present were OF the opinion
that the event should be celebrated
in a becoming manner. The affair was
placed in the hands of the following
committee: the Rt Rev. Mgr. Joseph
Mullen. Y. G.; the Very Rev. Father
Peters, o. III. Cap, and the Rev. 0. H.
Moye. it was the sentiment OF the
meeting that the Rev. clergy of the
other conferences should be consulted
the committee to act according to the
wishes expressed.
Arrangements Completed.
The committee has completed all
ARRANGEMENTS. Monday, December
10, the children of the city of Wheel
Eint; and surrounding parishes will
celebrate the occasion with a solemn
lhirh mass. at which the children will
sing a Gregorian mass. No one will
ba nermitted in church but the child
rem of the different parochial schools.
Tuesday, December %, Feast of st.
John, Pontifical high mass will be
celebrated at 10 O'Clock. All the
clergy of the diocese, who can posi-
bly, come, will be present. The music
will be rendered by all the choirs OF
the city united, under the direction
of Prof. A. ]. Schiller. A full orches-
traw ill accompany the choir.
The following will be the officers
! of the Pontifical high mass:
! Celebrant, the Rt. Rev. Bishop P. j.
Donahue, d. D.; archpriest,' the Rt.
Rev. Mgr. JOS Mullen. V. G.; deacons
of honor, the Rev. John Mcbride. of
Parkersburg. and the Rev John Nc
Elligott, of Grafton; deacon of the
mass, Very Rev Fr. Peters, o. NJ.
Cap: subdeacon of the mass, the Rev.
B. Nader, s. NJ.
About sixty priests will be at the
mass.
At noon Of the same day banquet
will be given for the clergy at the
windsor hotel. All the priests Of the
Wheeling diocese will be present.
Public Reception.
In the evening at the Carroll club
a public reception will be rendered,
the Rt. Rev. Bishop, which will be
an elegant affair.
Thursday of this week, at the Car
roll club, there will be a meeting of
a committee from every society in
Wheeling, Benwood. Wellsburg and
MoundsviIle to complete arrange
ments for the reception to take place
on the night of December o.
Monuments to His Work.
Bishop Donahue has labored in the
Wheeling diocese for nearly 16 years
and many monuments to his untiring
zeal have arisen in the course Of that
time. Churches and chapels have
been erected, many in the little out of
the way corners Of the state; priests
have been ordained to carry on the
work of Christ's church; holy nuns
have been brought from across the
seas to assist in the good work of
saving souls.
Prominent among the works ac7i
by the bishop since his
lnfsa I
il two new Catholic churches In the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-07
YOUNG QUALITIES.

Laco L. Young has qualified as adj
ministrator Of the personal estate
left by the late WORT, Wis with
bond at $4,000 and sidney aJgmoRd
and B. S. Young suretie sidney
Raymond. John Ross, SRI and Ross
II Stout were appointed appra iserss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-07
ALAccABEEs TO MEET.

The Ladies of the Modern Macca-
bees win nominate and elect their Of
qicers this evening in their hall. Irwin
building, 1880 p. m. All members are
requested to be present as there win
lie business OF Importance.