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Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
QUICK TRIP FROM
 MILE HIGH CITY
Phoenix Party Game Down In Auto mobiles in Seven Hours and
 Thirty-five Minutes.

In yesterday mornings issue of The Republican there appeared an account of an automobile race won in Prescott the day before by Dr. F. II. RedevGil
 of this city, in which W. D Tremaine of this city also participated Each drives a Pope Hartford ear. and last evening both gentlemen returned in their cars from Prescott. making record run from the milehigh city
 Mir Tremaine was accompanied by his wife and pr Redewill was accom-
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
NO FIGHT FOR 4 YEAR.

Grand Island, Neb., July 6. Just say for me that Langford has not got a chance" said Johnson to the Asso- ciated Press correspondent while his train stopped at 10 o'clock. "I am not going to fight again for one year. 1 think l have been square with the American people and have done all I can be asked to do for a v-hile I have put mp five fights in rapid succession. I believe I am entitled to take some time before going into the ring again.
 'I am going to Europe to fill some of the numerous contracts I have been receiving and that l have here now
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ELKs.

Los Angeles. Calf, July GA spe- cial train filled with Elks of this city, san Diego and intermediate cities left tonight for Detroit grand lodge. Dele gates from this section are of the opinion that Boston will win the 1911 meeting.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
A FOREST FIRE.
Threatens Country Between Santa Bar
 bara and Ventura.

Santa Barbara. Cal. July 6.-A for est fire. which threatens to become the most disastrous that has visited this portion of the state in years, is raging tonight in the Casitas valley between this city and Ventura. The entire ranger force of this forest reserve has been called out and is being aided by numerous volunteers.
 The flames are now heading toward the Dunshee ranch. Two mountain re- sorts in that vicinity are threatened and the guests are leaving.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
BARRED FROM MARYLAND.

Baltimore, July 6.-Governor Groth- CTS tonight announced that he would not permit the showing of the Johnson Jeffries fight pictures in Maryland.
 Cardinal Gibbons today declared his opposition. He said: Showing the pictures will have bad effect, and tend to induce attacks upon blacks and result in riots.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
TRIED TO DYNAMITE
 THE HARRlMANS

Goshen, N. Y, July GA dy- namite cartridge hanging from a tree at a height where a cov- cred automobile would strike and explode it was found today above the road over which the Hartman automobiles travel.
 The late E. H Hartman. his wife and daughters were always popular in Orange county and there is no explanation for what appears an alarming piece of malice.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
ARIZONA AVIATOR.
Williams of Douglas in the Freight
 Handling Business.

San Bernardino, Calf. July G.-Dr J. J. P. Armstrong has contracted with A. NJ Williams. an aviator of Douglas, Arizona, to convey placer mining machinery from Douglas to a property in Chihuahua, Mexico.
 The distance is about three hun dred miles. The machinery is such that it can be carried in 1OO-pound lots. Williams owns and operates a mOnoplane
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
WERE pEsIRous OF PEACE.

Washington, July 6-Manifesting an earnest desire that the Nicaraguan troubles be terminated as speedily as possible. there has been an important exchange of views between the United States and Mexico. This information was given out at the state depart ment today and the communications were described as most cordial
 The department is said to have pos session of no knowledge of the anti American feeling in Central American countries or of the appeal by them to Mexico and Argentina to inter Vene
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
ILLINOIS WILL JOIN.

Chicago. July Ex-Governor Charles s. Deneen declared today that he would join the governors of other states in nation wide effort to bring about the suppression of the Jeffries Johnson fight picttes.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
NO PLACE IN ARKANSAS.

Donaghey said tonight that he would prevent the pictures of the Jeffries- Johnson fight anywhere in Arkansas if he could.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
A TUCSON APPOINTMENT.

Washington, D c. July G-W. A. Terr of Tucson has been appointed geologist in the geological survey ser vice.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07

FOR SAlE-Two building lots in Monte Vista Place, near Seventh St. and Van Buren. Building restrictions. Easy terms, low cost and close in. E. E. PAScoE, 11o North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-07
Cater GlorIfied.

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
DODGE MEN VISIT GLOBE Will Investigate Affairs of Old Dominion Copper
 Company

To look into the affairs of the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling company, R. w. Crane, controller of the Phelps Dodge interests, arrived here last night in private car, accompanied by A. L. Hawley and Robert Ray, of the Fl Paso & Southwestern Railway company.
 The private car was brought in by the regular passenger train and was spotted near the passenger depot. The party will spend today in this city and will probably leave Monday morning, although the exact date of departure was not definitely announced last night
 MT. Hawley is the auditor of the EI Paso X Southwestern, MT. Ray holding the position of travelling auditor of the same company. As the party is headed by MT. Crane, controller of all of the Phelps Dodge interests, it is expected that a general inspection of the affairs of the Old Dominion will be made to- day,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
LEWIS WILL ATTEND SUPREME COURT Will Convene in Phoenix to Take Up Much Business
 This Week


 To take up the work of the supreme court, which will convene in Phoenix this week, Judge E. w. Lewis will leave for the capital this morning. to be ab- sent from Globe for the greater part of next month.
 The supreme court will meet in con- ference early this week, to take up mat ters which have been under advisement snce the last session of that tribunal. On Saturday, the supreme judges will meet and hand down decisions in the various cases which have been consider ed for the past several weeks.
 Following the supreme court session, Judge Lewis will visit Solomonville where the spring term of court will open on Monday, April 4. The district grand jury will convene on that date, the trial jury to appear three days later and take up the work of what will probably be very busy term of court.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
WILL TAKE MAB|N'S CHILDREN ID LOS
 ANGELES Will Be Placed in Charita- ble Home and Given
 Education
OFFICERS

Five of the seven children of Dan Mabin, who was recently committed to the territorial insane asylum at Phoe- nix, will be taken to a children $ home in Los Angeles this week, where they will be given proper care and educa- tion amid the best of surroundings.
 Dr. Gunnett, who is at the head of one of the best known children s in stitutions in Los Angeles, is now in this city, and yesterday arrangements were completed for placing five of the younger Mabin children in the Los An, geles home. Two girls and three boys will be given homes, the oldest of the quintette being eleven years of age Two older children will remain here.
 Since he was injured in the Old Do minion mine, Mabin has been receiv ing a pension of about $50 a month This was not sufficient to support his wife and children, even in his absence and to give the children the advantages which were due them, Mrs. Mabir consented to allow the children to be
 placed in the Los Angeles institution. Mir. Gunnett will be in this city unti | the end of the week and it is probable that a number of other poor childrer
 will be sent to Los Angeles, when h' leaves this city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
WOMAN SLASHED BY HUSBAND WILL
 RECOVER Fisher in County Jail Pitt, fully Solicitous of Her
 Condition

Mrs. NJ. Fisher, who was badly slashed by her husband Thursday night, when he made murderous attack upon her with q razor, IS rapidly recovering at the Old Dominion hospital and it is expected that she will be able to leave that institution within short time.
 With Mrs. Fisher 's recovery assured, it is probable that Fisher will be form ally charged with assault to commit murder early this week and given a hearing in one of the justice courts of this city.
 Whether or not Mrs. Fisher will ap- pear as a witness against her husband cannot as yet be learned. In the event that she refuses to- testify, however prosecution against Fisher will not necessarily be barred, as he has freely admitted the assault.
 In the county jail, Fisher is in a pitt ful condition. His health already broken by the ravages of consumption, the mental strain under which he has labor ed since Thursday night has told deeply upon him and his condition is such as to arouse the pity of his most harden e1 fellow prisoners.
 Fishers only care seems to be of his wife and baby girl, as he is practically unmindful of the seriousness of the charge which he will soon face in the lower court.
 An attempt will be made to secure : home for the four year-old daughter ot the Fishers and she may be taken to { charitable institution in Los Angeles T a few days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
YALE MEN ORGANIZE
 ASSOCIATION Fourteen Meet Last Even ing at Hotel for Good Old
 Fashioned Time

At banquet of the Yale Club of Gila county, at the Dominion hotel last night, plans were laiG for the inauguration of an association of graduates from the famous New Haven institution which will embrace the entire territory of Arizona.
 It is estimated that there are oyer one hundred Yale graduates in Arizona and the new organization is expected to materially promote the social inter course and good fellowship of the Ari' zOna alumni of Yale, as the club is founded on these principles. The first meeting of the new club will be held in Phoenix next November.
 Fourteen Yale graduates were present at last nights manquet, which proved to be particularly enjoyable affair Visitors from Miami, Morenci and Kel win vied with the Globe boys in mak ing the. affair one long to be remember ed and as the result, the banquet di( much to promote the friendship of those who were so fortunate as to be in at tendance.
 College songs, college yells anC speeches by hose who were present added attraction to the banquet. The affair was far from being slow at any stage of the proceedings.
 Those present were as follows:
 George c. Howard, William Cramer D. M McMillin, F. A. Shaffer and J. H 1 Cornell, Globe; c. E. Visel, F. s. Naet ting, and c. N. Bonfls, Miami; $. R ! Merritt, C. s. Stodtmiller and J., c. Lee Morenci; Rex Dunlap, E. c. Woods an' Dan Russell, Kelvin.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
F. & A. M. ATTENTION

Members of White Mountain Lodge No. 3, F. & A. NJ. and Globe Chapter No. z, R. A. M., are invited to attend divine services in the courtroom Easter day at 7:3O p. m. Preaching by the grand chaplain. Visiting brethren and companions are cordially invited to wOr ship with us.
 Come to the lodge hall at promptly By orders of the w. NJ. and M. E. H. P.
 VIM. E. BROOKS, Secy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
MRS. WICK GETS RANGE-Mrs

J. D. Wick of South second street, was the fortunate winner of the gas range given as a prize by the Globe Light X Power company at the cook ing demonstration at the Iris theater yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Wick had been one of the interested ladies who had attended almost all of the lectures of the course.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
MASONS ATTENTION

All members of White Mountain Lodge No. and Globe Chapter No. z R. A. M., are requested to meet at the hall Sunday evening at z p. m. to at tend the Easter services of St. John s Episcopal church. Visiting brothers are cordially invited.
 By order w. NJ.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
CITY BAND DANCE-The c

City band will give a grand ball on the evening of April ?. The success of the balls given under the auspices of the band boys is so well known that noth- ing need be said on the subject. The band will furnish the music, of course, and good program will be arranged Refreshments will also be served and a very pleasant evening is in store for the lovers of dancing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
POPPED EASTER LILIES, Maxson $

REPPY WILL TRAVEL-Charles D. Reppy, right of way agent of the Randolph system, will leave for Tue son this morning, accompanied by Mrs
 Reppy. They will visit Florence be- fore returning and will probably be ab, sent from Globe for about three weeks
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27

DRAWS EIGHT DAYS-Because he consumed more booze Friday night than he could safely negotiate, Jose Gomez held seance with Judge Hinsan Thomas yesterday. Eight days in jail was the sentence dished up'to him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
OF GLOBE

he is not yet out of danger, Louis Berndt, who was terribly burned a few days ago by falling into a quantity of blazing paint, is improving at the coun. ty hospital. It is believed that he will recover.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
1ovIUs IN AGAIN-Albert Lovi.

us, who paid fine in Judge Hinson Thomas court few days ago and promised to take an extended trip on the water wagon, joined the vets again yesterday and was locked up in jail. LOvius wandered out of the sheriff $ office before he had been placed behind the bars, but as he was in no condi. tion to make dash for liberty, he was brought back before many minutes had elapsed.
 BERNDT IMPROVING-Although
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
FRESH CUT FLOWERS

For Easter. Carnations, Sweet Peas, Pansies, Etc. MANHATTAN CIGAR STAND or phone MRS. POHL, Cotton wood and High streets.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

There will be special meeting of the stockholders of the Globe and Pinto Mining Co. in the office of the county treasurer of Gila county on Saturday, April 9.
 TOM TREVILLIAN, President.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
BREWERY MAN HERE

Mathi, general representative of the Anheuser- Busch Brewing association, is spending a few days in this city, looking after the local interests of the company. He will probably leave for other territorial points tomorrow morn ing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27

Send some of the Special Mining Editions of the Silver Belt to your friends abroad. A few left at the low price of 25 cents each.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
 Dr. Lord has opened dental parlors in the new Sultan block, second floor. Rooms and 4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27
Public stenograpner and Typist

Mrs. NJ. B. Johnston, Chamber oi Commerce, next torPostoffice.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-27

PROFESSIONAL NURSE 234 East Sycamore; terms reasona' ble; best references.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-28
i. s. CLEARING WAY TO
PROSECUTE THE PACKERS

CHICAGO. Dec. 2G-Assistant United
STATES District Attorney James H. Viii
kerSOn late today issued a statement
regarding his action in sweeping aside
suits to make way for criminal PROSE
cution of the men composing the Ma
tiOnal Packing company. Mr.. Willlor-
son says there is but one reason for
dismissal Of the civil case and that Is
the desire of the government for i'm
mediate and vigorous prosecution of
the packers.
The statement issued by Mr. Wilker-
son is in part as follows:
The purpose of the dismissal Of the
equity cases is to make clear the posi-
t0n of the government that the trial
of the criminal cases is to be vigor-
ouslY pushed and is to be interfered
with i'm no way whatever by the pen
dency of the equity cases i'm the cir
cult court
1T may be that a resort to a petit
tion in equity to enjoin future viola
tions viii be entirely unnecessary if
the governments contention is estab-
Iishod in the criminal cases.
"The attorney general therefore, di-
rectcd the dismissal of the equity case
without prejudice Further proceed
mgs to onioin violations can Of course
bc instituted, if those proceedings
should be found necessary to maintain
fully the position of the government
in this litigation
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-28
THIEF IN REVOLVING DOOR
MAKES PURSUER DIZZY
Squirrel Act Finally Fails, and a
Policeman Lands Quarry

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-An alleged
thief led a Broadway policeman a hard
fifteen minutes chase round and round
a revolving door i'm I'm uptown office
building late last night Tho police
man was almost at the fellows heels
when he dashed into the Office door
way. He mad, no attempt to enter
the building, but stopped suddenly in
the little compartment of the whirling
door and waited a moment for the po-
uCcmln to catch up.
As the blucCOat pushed into a com
partmont Just behind. the quarry start
cd the door roing madly, remaining
i'm the particular compartment he had
entered while the policeman was COM
PEELED to do likewise. They Whirled
round and round, the fellows idea eVi-
IDENTIFY being that his pursuer would be
come dizzy and be unable to keep up
the pursuit But after a few minutes
of the squirrel act the door flew off
its hinges and throw policeman and
accused together in heap on the side
walk.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-28
FAIR STUDENT OF CARDS
WINS $500 FROM TEACHER
Wealthy Lumberman Lured Into
Game by Woman
Special to The IIerald1

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. g7-N ring
of prutes7io gamblers, using boau-
tiful women as lures, has already be
gun to prey ou the wealthy passengers
aboard tho newly established steam
ship line between this port and san
Pedro.
One or the first reported victims Of
tn, card sharps is Harold ID. Hodges.
millionaire lumbcrman of cleveland.
q. Hc WAS robbed of 500. fl is said.
during the last voyage of the steam
ship Yale from San Pedro 10 san Fran
cisco.
a pretty young woman ia apparent
distress ut the loss of hor chJpcrou
WAS the bait used to induce the
wealthy Cleveland man to the card
tlbIc. he WAS introduced to man
aud woman tho cuapcroulc-s woman
happened L. know. A card game was
proposed and Hodges volunteered to
teach his charge the game of poker
After lively betting on ana aro fun Inc
hcId Hodges advanced 500 roll. The
young woman promptly produced a roll
of her own and called the lumhcrmuu.
IL" iaid down his ace full she Lold
four douDes and gracefully pockcted
the stakes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-28
CENSUS INDICATES
HOUSE PROSPECTS
Chairman CrumpaCker Laboring
Over Systems of Apportion-
ment for Next Congress

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Thc COM
ing congressional reapportionment will
provide a total membership of 435 in
the house of representatives. according
to present indications. This would
mean one member to every 211,7O0 OF
population.
Chairman Crumpacker of the house
committee ON census, and his asSoci-
ates, have been digestng the stats
teal calculations of the census bureau
to show the effect of various systems
of apportionmont on the representa-
ton of the different states. OF the
sixteen members of the committee
eleven are from states which would
lose one or more representatives, if the
present number of the house is main
tanned.
1t is likely these states will not only
be protected. but as Mr. Crumpackel
and others believe that an increase t
49, will solve the problem before the
house that being the least number
that viii save every state from any
loss in its delegation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-28
FORAKER ASSA|LS
CORPORATION TAX
Ohioan Files Brief for Chartered
Companies in u. S. Su-
preme Court
SAYS LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Counsel Objects to Public Inspec-
ton of Concerns Whose
Stock Is Listed
SAYS LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL

WASHINGTON, Dee 27.-The legal
contest over the constitutionality of
the corporation tax was renewed today
in the supreme court of the United
States, when former Senator Foraker
OF Ohio filed brief attacking the law.
He is expected to make an oral argu-
mcnt in JanI.ry.
The brief submitted follows one pre-
pared by him when the ease was first
presented 1t is argued the tax is laid
neither on the corporation itself and
its franchise, nor on its business, but
on the entire net income.
The senator designatcs il as a cor
pOration income tax" and holds 1t Is
unconstitutional for the same reasons
that the income tax was declared un-
constitutional in 1895.
The feature of the tax which pro-
vides for publicity of the returns on
which the tax is ascertained, is at
tackled despite the amendment last
summer after the corporation tax cases
had been argued the first time This
amendment provided that the returns
should be made public only under rules
prescribed by the secretary of the
treasury. and approved by the presi-
dent These rules finally prOmulgat-
ed. providing for restrictions on pub
licity in certain respects. but left open
for inspection the returns of corpora
tions whose stock WAS listed on a
stock exchange or advertised in the
press, or offered for sale to the public
by the corporation.
Senator Foraker urges that this
leaves the private affairs Of these cor
porations open TO inspection of COM
potitor or an enemy in business. much
to the detrimcnt of such corporations.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-28
MOB SEEKS NEGRO'S LIFE:
TROOPS PREVENT l-YNCHING

WESTON, W. Va, Dec. 21.-- William
Furby. "a negro, for homs tonight was
between two fires death AT the hands
of mob or suffocatiou i'm the iron
vault of the express office at the local
railway station. outside the little
building crowd of several hundred
persons waited from afternoon until
late into the night, demanding the life
of Mn" prisoner for supposed assaults
on Miss Flora Anglin, daughter of a
prominent farmer and for an attempt
10 murder her
4 mob Of more than $50 men who
were expecting Furby 10 be taken to
Cl8rksburg on an evening train inter-
ocptcd the train at Fisher Summit
near the Anglin home aEd held it for
twenty minutes, looking f0r the negro.
Whom they found ne was not on the
train they came 10 Weston and joined
tNr mob at the station
State troops arrived at ! O'Clock this
morning and rescued FuTbE. The
soldiers tool. the prisoner from the
vault m tho express office. placed him
aboard the special train on which they
had arrived, and took him to Clarks-
burg.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-28
HEWITT GETS LEAVE OF
ABSENCE WITHOUT CITY PAY
Special Harbor Counsel Loses
$500 by Serving the State

City officials who aspire to become
members of the state legislature have
sharpened their hatchets and are 60
ing after Leslie r. Hewitt, special
counsel of the harbor department and
senator-elect.
Mr.. He lit yesterday secured leave of
absence from the city council and
asked the council to dock him his sal
airy for the full time he is gone. His
leave of absence will begin January
and extend for ninety days and during
that time he will be drawing salary
from the state as senator but not q
cent from the city as special harbor
counsel, and that means a direct I'm
ancial loss to him.
As senator he receives $1,000 for his
full term and as special counsel he re-
ceives $500 a month. For the three
months he serves in the legislature ht
will get $1,000. but he sacrifices $500 of
his salary as special counsel, losing
$500 by the deal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-28
SUICIDE LAYS HIS DEATH
TO A LIE HE ONCE TOLD
Laborer InhaIes Gas and Leaves
Note on Evil of Lying

w A. Perry, about 3S years Old,
thought to have been laborer, COM
mitted suicide in a rooming house at
22612 East First street some time be-
tween Sunday night and Yesterday
morning by inhaling Illuminating gas.
The body was found yesterday morn
ing by chambermaid and removed to
Buttons undertaking rooms.
According to other roomers Perry
went into his room Sunday night and
was not seen alive again. A revolver,
with all chambers loaded, was found in
a dresser drawer
Perry left a note for his mother, who
lives in Watts, and another for his
younger brother, William. In his letter
TO his brother Perry declares that he
took his life on account of a lie.
Never lie, Willie" the letter reads.
Lying will get anybody into trouble,
no matter how good they have been.
Just one little lie lost me my life"