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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
KELLY Is RNNkHIpr.

John r. Kelly. member Of tho salt
Lake police force. nicd "a voluntary
petition IN bankruptcy ln the United
states district court this morning. His
liabilities amounted Go s. .530.f1. and his
assets are given as ti.525oh Kelly was
engaged In Tooeie I'm the laundry husi-
ness which failed. Most ~ his debts
were contracted iu his partnership
business with r.. " Fitzgerald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
MISS FLORENCE ALLEN HOME

Miss Florence Allen. daughter OF Hon.
g. h. Allen. is home for the summer
from her legal studies at Chicago dur
Ing the past scholastic year. IL WI be
remembered that at ther recent annual
examination she distauced completely ~
men law students. Miss Allen will take
her second years law studies IN New
york. She Is an excellent musician. Is
Northwestern university graduate. and
was for some time musical critic Of the
cleveland Plaindealcr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
DISTINCT CouRr NOTES.

Il W phclau commenced suit this
morning in the district court against
the unknown heirs of Jcnssiuo j john
son deceased to quiet the title 90 lots
TO IS Violet addition. subdivision Of
lot s, block rs, dVe-acrc plat A.
In the district court this morning
the Miller Cahoun company ~ Murray
commenced suit against John Johnson.
on two notes, one for S365.5o. another
for Sll323 and Tor $50 attorneys fees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Charles W. Award commenced suit
for divorce this morning In the dis
trict court against Elizabeth Award
alleging that they we're married at
Portland, June %, 1895. and that IN"
defendant deserted him on oct. 10, 1905,
while they were nj Denver They have
no children and the present address ~
the defendant IL unknown
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
DIED

pANNER. a2p south Second West
street. June 2q 1910 OF lobar pneumonia
Martha r. banner wife Of Jesper NJ
Danner born Sept y, 1888. IN Penn
sylvHulo-
The remains are at the funeral psrlors
or Undertaken Joseph VIM. Taylor q
south West Temple street.
ARTHUR. this city. June -. 1910 Of
alcoholism, Joseph Arthur; born Feb.
=. 1854. IN salt Lake city. \ printer by
trade.
Funeral services Friday at II am. from
the funeral chapel ~ Joseph VIM. Taylor.
2i south West Temple street Friends
are invited To attend. Interment in city
cemetery.
SLATER RUBY, aged u years daughter
Of Joseph Slater Of ~ west Second
South street. died ut the Groves 1. H.
s. hospital this morning from the ef-
fects of an operation. The body Is at
ODonnelrs undertaking rooms
r. t. Evans. Florist. &c S. Main ST
Floral designs n speciality. Phones SCI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
QUINN H,BEAs CORPUS.

Word was received by Joseph
Sharp. sheri1. from J Farley White
chief deputy this morning saying tnai
the habeas corpus proceedings on be
half OF A VI Quinn who ~ wanted
here on the charge OF kidnapping II
NJ Boyle. will take place before the
governor OF Washington Friday az
n'clock at MontesanO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
M. 1. A. PROGRAMS.

The programs Tor the joint Mutual
Improvement association meetings in
the various ward meotinghouses sun
day evening should be In the hands OF
the city editor OF this paper by 8 pm.
Friday IN order to insure publication
in The saturday News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services over the remains
OF Martha r.. Danner wife OF Jesper W.
Danner. aged IS years, will be held sat
urday at 2.5O pm. from the funeral
chapel Of Joseph VIM. Taylor, q south
west Temple street. Friends are invited
30 attend. Interment IN Mt Olivet eem-
ptpry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
soLn LIQUOE TO MINOR.

Hans Nelson Is charged In a COM
plant issued from the county attor-
news ofhcc wednesday with having
sold liquor TO Lawrence Stcdman, a
minor. at Mfdvale on June %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
DEATH EXPECTED HOURLY.
Nightwatclunau Dennis, Shot nv Ital-
ians at Bingham. Dying.

As the result of an ARRAY In Cars
Fork last night Charles Dennis. night
Waterman at the Highland BOY. lies at
the point OF death. The -four Italians
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30

Telephones 555. either phone FOR
copy Of the Rental Bulletin. Ask today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30

Telephones 5j5. either phope D..
copy Of the Rental Bulletin. Ask ,o ,SI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30

cr other points are given the reduction
or not.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
WEATHER REPORT.


ropAY's TEMPERATURES.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
A 0ne-S,ded
Honeymoon

A Globe dispatch of the 18th sAys:
 Leaving his pretty bride behind in ehis city. George Csstagonetto of shs local Italian colony, left for Italy this morning to spend the most singular honeymoon trip ever ogsn izsd in this part of the country. Csstsgonetto o was married hero last night in the presence of many friends.
 As the ceremony was completed the groom surprised everyone. inclu- ding his young wife, by announcing that he would leave at once for the fstherland. It developed ths. Casts- gonetto had been planning c visit to his boyhood home for some time. Be. fore he ::was able to leave he fell in love with pretty Louise Bonino snd she consented to marry him. Taking DO chances of losing his sweethears, Csstsgonetto had the nupsial knot tied and then announced that he would return home.
 The husband dried his wifes tears by promising to "hurry back He completed hs hurried preparations for the trip and left this morning for New York. whence he will sail for Italy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
Cameron Sounds
 Popular Keynote
A Washington dispatch of the 23d

A Washington dispatch of the 23d says:
 Delega Cameron was promptly on guard today .for the Stephens joint resolution directing the secretary of the interior to remove the Apsc @ warriors to an Indian reservation in Arizona or New Mexico, or allot them govern ment lands in Arizona.
 In fighting to have killed the "leper colony" project. Cameron believes the government land is better 10. in- coming and inhowing streams of set. tiers than for the Geronimo prisoners oi war.
 He says they will never live on the land and cultivate any tracts that may be given them by the national govern ment. Fifty thousand dollsrs is sppropri. stsd to make effective the provisions of the act.
 The Geronimo Apaches were cap sured by General Nelson A. Miles in 1886, in Mexico. Since then they have been prisoners of war in Florida and Fort Sill, Oklshoms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
Arc in Favor of
 the Owens Measure

Resolutions commenting the 0wens billie. now before congress, which pro . vides for the prohibition of the sale of liquor within twenty-five miles of an Indian reservation. were passed by the Southern Arizona presbytery before adjournment st Tucson on Monday. The resolution was proposed in the course of . short business meeting which was held following . visit of the ministers to the Indian reserve. ton and the Indian school. The place of the meeting next presbytery was also settled. It will be held st Clifton next October, in conjunction with the synod which also meets there. The next regular gathering of the presby tery as such will be held at Duncan next April.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01

Fsom reports coming from sources that are considered authentic 1t has developed that the E. P. & s. W. is behind the Port Lobos railroad pro- iect and joined with Frank Murphy and associates to have nearby tidews. ter connection.
 It has been definitely settled that the E. P. & s. w. road will be extend. ed to Tucson and probably to Phoe- nix. Reports coming from Nogsles are to the effect that the Sandoval and Henderson concession for a rail- road to the Gulf of California, granted some time ago by the Mexican gov- ernment, has been taken over by a company financed by Frank Murphy and the Phelps- Dodge company.
 It is estimated that it will take el3. .0OO. 900 to finance the proposition :.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
Cochise County
 Inventor Sanguine

"I was promised a delivery of the motor engine ordered for my aero plane on the 2oth of April, but I vas informed yesterday that I need not expect it before May lst," was 6 stats. ment made yesterday afternoon by Douglas Inventor A. M. Williams. when asked when he expected to make the initial flight with his seroplane. which he has been working on in this city since last fall. The machine is now all complete and only awaits the arrival of the necessary power ma. chine to go into action. Mir. Will lisms is very confident that he has . machine that will rival any that has ever sailed through the sir.-Doug- las International.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
From Mondays Daily.

The visiting court attendants sf' invited to . free look ss Haley comet. which is . . regular Tom bstont attraction thsse mornings just beioss daylight.
 Ex-Sheriff A V Lewis is in the city serving Uncle Sam in the capacity o' . trial juror. He is divested of his ismous moustschios that made him known fsr and wide as the hsndsome Cochiss citizen. If . genera! protest from bis many friends has any effect the genial Del should immediately duplicate the original crop. Js Merrill of s. David is doing grsod jury dnty.
 The Summer Musiin Sale inaugur- sted by che Mschomich Mercantile Go today Is . pronounced succsss, . large number of Tombstone housewiyes availing themselves of the bargains offered.
 Lewis Caldwell supt of the Bistee street car system. is in the city on jury dusy-
 Forty more trial jurors will arrive in Tombstone tomorrow and remain -;th a ~.aaL
 Several important U. 8. cases are on the docket for the week and ex.iting legal battles looked for.
 Halleys comet is nov making i,s fastest .ime-li2,68O miles an hour which even Barney Oldieid will sd- init is going some. The Phoenix Re. publican adds that as the comet is headed this way. we should like to see the statehood bill tied to irs tall.
 The authority of the Arizons horti- cultural commission to condemn chip. ments of fruit trees into the Salt river valley on the ground that the trees are infected with contagious disease will likely bs determined in the court. ths growing out of the recent action of the commission in condemning . carload of orange trees from Florida.
 Mrs. Emily Adams. @ pioneer of Arizons, 90 years of age, died at her home in Phoenix Wednesday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
Further Prosecution
 of RevoIutionists

A Washington dispatch ssys.-De- clarine there is enough evidence to convict VilIrsal, alleged Mexican rev. olution promoter, on the remaining indictments sgsinst them when they regain their freedom from the Florence Arizona prison, Attorney General Wickersham today reported to con- gress on the history of the case.
 The men are Antonio I. Vil!areal. R. Flores Msgon and Libersdo Rivera, who will finish August 3rd their i'm prison 3msns for violation of the neu trality lave.
 Mir. Wickershsm says they will re- gain freedom on that date unless the government decides to try the re- maining indictments found against them in western Texas charging con- spirsey to create . revolution and the procuring of arms and smmunit on
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
Southern Officer
 Arrives and Departs

E. NJ. Clarke, of Natchez, Miss., sheriff of Adsms county of that state, arrived on last evening's train and left this morning for the east with B. 6 Chase. who has been ip custody for the last three or four days under . charge of fugitive from justice. {" While here Mr. Clarke was the guest of his busioess partner. Clerk of the District Court A. H. Gardner. Mr. Clarke msde sshort stay owing to the importance of his early 70 urn to Nstches. Bat while here hs eama very near being overwhelmed by ths ell of the cactus, the ssuosphssis conditions making . most smphssI, hit with him. This wss Mr. Olsrks's Rrst visit to Arizona, but hs said os J leaving that he dtd not think that [
 would bs the last.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
No Excuse for
 Further Hoboing

The special rates to California and return will begin this season on the 18th day of May instead of on the first of June as has always been the rule heretofore. The season for sell ing excursion rate tickets will end the 6rst of October and the tickets viii be good until the 30th of November.
 There will be DO special days os sale for these tickets this season; they will be on sale every day and will be good on all California trains going and coming. Up to this year the Cali- fornia rates were made on but three days of each week, while this year. after the eeason opens. they will be open every day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
Attorney Williams
 Received Ovation

District Attorney Williams and bride arrived from Fl Pa.o late Sstuf. day evening. Mr. Williams was met tt the de pot by about half hundred admiring friends who tossed him into automobile and proceeded to "shOw him" the town. Young America eas very much in evidence and rendered several characteristic chisi.ari solce to the charming accompaniment oi sweet-soned covbells and lazy. oApti. vating strains from rusty Gin cans.
 Mir. Williams accepted the situation in the manner that the ovation was inteDded--s demonstration oi high se- gard for sn oficial for whom the pub. lie b 'pee only the best may fall and extend to Mrs. Williams . hearty welcome to our midst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
frem Tueeday's Daily.

| Mrs. Davis and Mre. York yer soush.bound passsnsers today 10
 Oouglss
 Dr. John E. Bscon vent north to- day. He will visit Globe during hi absence.
 Porter McDonsld made . visit ts Willcox today.
 Attorney George H. NeAle, Bisbesi popular mayor, is in attendance upor the district court.
 It h predicted thst tonight's change of program will fairly eclipse sny ol the best pictures yet exhibited ct che Schieffslin. They are "The Snug. gler's Game" and "rhe G,rl and the Judge" Mir. Tom Dowrick will sing l"Killarney." and the new accompany. ing slides moro than portray this beautiful ballad.
 Attorney Noon of Nogsls is prominent among the numerous desciples of Blackstone who ore visiting Tomb. stone today.
 Mrs. Roy Mcintyre and her sister were soath.bouud passengers today. their destination heinz Nsco, where they will visit with friends.
 Mrs. Hstiey wss an outgoing pas seneer tonay, her destination being Pomona, Oklahoma.
 Attorney w. B. Clesry is over from Bisbee, and when not busy ar.und the court house devotss his spare moments jollying his friends on the streets and entertaining the crew on the afternoon paper. where he ls welcome caller.
 Jennie Nolan. . trsinednurse, filed suit in the district court last Satur. day for $5. 900 damages against R. B. Berryhill. She alleges that on Mach Is she was riding . bicycle on First street, and that Berryhill, in sn auto. ran her down. She wss forcad to jump. and in the fall received injuries which, she alleges, are permsnent.- = Phoenix Democrat.
 Steve Roemer uho has served Go. chiso county in the legislative halls on many occasions. is to become 6 resi-. dent of Pima county. Mir. Roeme- has resigned his position with the Wells Fargo & Go ss Benson and will Dc trsnsfsrred to Tucson in charge oi the Company business tt double the salary. In the depsrture of Steve Roemer Cochise loses . valuable citi. zen and it is needless to say that he take. with him the best wishes of . host of friends.
 Frano'sco Msrqniz, the murderer Of P. B. Hodges in Yuma county about 'yesr ago, and who has been enjoying . respite from the gsllovs through sp- peal. will pay the penalty of his crime on May 27 when he will be hanged within the wslls o: the territorial prison It Yuma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
Fire at CourtIand
 This Morning

Coursland suffered . small loss by fire about 5 o'clock this morning, five small buiIdings, including . saloon. being rszed by the flames. It is be. lsevsd che fire was of ineend sry origin, the action of one of the losers through the oophsgration strength. ening the supposition that fire bug W responsible for the catastrophe.
 Details are meagre but it is sAid sssHsS suns high :. she camp snd ssnsasiooal developments expected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
Tombstone Merchants
 Making Displays

With the .arming up of the weather the prettiest. lightest summer things are brought forth from the shelves, and are filling the counters and win. dows in Tombstone stores. Material for white shirt wsists predominstes and rose bud lswns and dimities are making their appearance. Whst a relief 1t is to lag. .sside the heavy warm. looking winter gosns for those Of eummer. For what one of the former will coat, you can get several summer gowns. And even in the chesp ma terial summer things are pretty if dsintily made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
Strong Assurances
 For Arizona Statehood

President Taft had . eonisrsnce re. cently with ssveTal memberB of the ssnsts committee on territories for the porpose. is is said, of hnrry,ng along the biii admitting Arizona and New Msxico to ststehood. The pres idsus wss assured thss the bill would pcs st this session.
 That New Mexico and Arizona will be admitted to statehood ss this ses- siou of congress wss the optomistic sssestioo oi Lorsnso Hubbsll of Ari- soma in Albuqusrqus recently. on his wsy home after spending many weeks h Washington in the effort to have the stsssbood bill pushed through this ssssion.
 "rhsss is DO question in my miod, ssid Hubbell. "President Taft, Hitch- cook and Senator Beveridge are sI wosking hard for the bill. Aldrict
 b in favor olit. Nelson is in favor o
 t sod Dillinshsm is working tor it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
PROBATE COURT

At she annual dual athletic meet bstwesu stsniord and the Uoivsssity q California last Saturday, . fosmer Prescott boy distinguished himself by making tho 290-ysrd dash in 93 sec- onds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01

The Ray Consolidated Coppsr oom- pleted lass week the wiring for . tels- phone sysssm between Hayden and Roy via Kelvin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01
Doings in District
 and Probate Courts
DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT COURT
 Filed Case No 5978 Chas NJ Rem aud VI H 8 Buckley $362.74 on sn sc. count.
 Filed Case No 5979 JM Hall vs G c Berry Co; $2SS and interest on . note and to foreciose mortgage on sn undivided one half interest in Nsco property.
 PROBATE COURT
 Estste Edgar R Doud, deceased; N D Teachout executrix discharged. Estate and guardianship of Johl RebwsIdt, an insane psrsoo. B ' Brsjovich guardian. is authorized t' lend to Percy Neil $500.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01

Jonn fcuikes 70 W n
 Slater ct ux, satisfac-
 tion otmostesge. ..... Ernst Schmidt, sdmini. strator of the estste of Henry ? Schmidt, to R L Scott, satiefaction of mortgage. - ARTICLES oP INCORPORATION Cabulloua Land end Cat.
 tle company incospor.
 stors Frank W Doan
 and 0 Blumsothal;
 nature of business:
 real estste. cattle. etc;
 principal place of busi-
 ness at Douglas. Ari-
 sona; capital stock
 $s.5OO,O00 divided into
 600, 900 shares ...... Greene Cattle company
 te Sing Quong shong
 oompany; iesse on the
 Chinese place about l
 mile below Hereford
 postofics. and thres
 smaller tracts sdioin-
 ing and lying to south
 and west of sams for aperiod of five years. 1900 .. Ottn J Wyler ct ux to Ray Kelly. Douglas property 10 co T F Merrill to Mascot Cop per Co. mines Dos Csbe- Hssdistrict. t.......... 10 % W T Cooper to Mascot Cop. per Go. nines in Dos Cabe.as district ..... 10 % Ray Kelley to Title Guar antee & Trust Co and Fidelity Savings & Loan Co. trust deed DouglAs property. =. TOO %
 DEoLAnATI0x OF RoMKsTEAD Filed by Abraham J Buaby cERTIr1ED COPY OF ARTICLES OF Is-
 CORPORATION. The Grand Reef Extension Co.,, iu. corporstors: Geo B wadhsm jr; D D Jayne; Fred P Obenauer. Principal place of business in Asizons. Willoox; capital $9O0. 600, shares 100000.
 cHArrKL NoRraAes Celia \ Itule to B A Stevens Co chsttel mortgage pool tables etc [. $s55
 J snd P Rsardoa to Standard Fur. niturs % shastel mortgags household furniture ol10A0
 Ernest Psnaiuns to stasd.sd Fur niture Co, household furnisuss es5.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED. I W Wallace ct ux to Boni- facio Csstellauce, Doug-
 lasproperty. y...-.......o 66 co Courtland Townsite & Im-
 provement Co to Sarah
 Morley. Courtland prop ettY SOV OV H o Severin to Addis Sev. erin, land near wileox.. 100 John W Pitts to Ti,ls Guar sntes & Trust Co and Fidsl- ity Loan Ass'n, trust
 desd Bisbse property.... 5A co
 noRraAass Jacnb Knight tor Basaett Lumber Co, Douglas prop 1 erty... ........... 6bS Az Sam Berry to Citizens Bank
 and Trust Co, CouFtisnd
 p.operty. .... ........ o0 V Geo Roberts to George
 Hsningsr, on csbnet of
 mineral specimens iu
 Copper Queen Hotel in Bi.bes. ....... ..... lsO O BILL OF SALE John c Smith to c N Gun
 ninghsm Pssscs proper | ty, ssloon fixtures etc.. l 0 |l LAND CLAIM Filed by Amos Taylor T Homestead declaration filed by Gs F Roberts
 sArIsEAcrIoN MORTGAGE.
 Martin Costello to 0 E Csitss
 Arisoss Trust and Banking Co
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-01

Minnie L Cox and J w Cox to B Speed. Douglas property. 10 :,
 LAND CLAIM By James B Neatherlin By Jefi Ray By Harvey c Ray
 sA IsYAcTIoN OF MoRroAoE John Fculkes to w H Slater ct ux, satisiac- tion otmostesge. ..... Ernst Schmidt, sdmini. strator of the estste of Henry 2 Schmidt, to R L Scott, satiefaction of mortgage. .........
The bee., 1910-01-20
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
The Government Pays Railway Mail
Clerks $8OOto $1,000. and Other
Employees up to $4,000 An
nualIy

Uncle Sam will hold spring xam-
nations throughout tAe county for
Railway Nail Clerks. Custom
House Clerks, Stenogras hers.
Bookkeepers, Departmental CLERKS
and other Government Posisions.
Thousands Of appointments will be
made. Any man or woman over rs.
III CITY or Country can get Iustruc-
ti"m and free Information byiwrlting
at ouce To the Bnresn of Instructi9n.
81 &. Hamlin Bu.idlng, Rochester.
n. Y.
The bee., 1910-01-20
THE POULTRY YARD.

Keep the old fighters apart and
so remove them from tempta.
ton.
Esg-shells are largely lime.
The hens cams make good shells
unless you furnish plenty of lime.
Lack of constant supply Of
clean, pure, fresh water before
the fowls means defeat IN the
end.
Keeping too many fowls in a
pen with'an insufficient amount
of floor space is a pitfall to be
avoided.
Lice which sap the life blood
and undermine the flock furnish
pitfall into which far too many
stumble.
Owner Of the coop: "Who'i
in there2" Rastus: faint no