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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-30

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-30
SOentififatiun in Stalien.

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Cine Photographic.
Ginen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cine @unoeiteuerquittung.
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lregen Observation-Disclosures
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-30
LokdIes.

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ler Gage bot man nun einen Wonn
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geborten.
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meiIten tpareil Observation-Disclosures
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nebr als $500.
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flaat uno perbaftet moroen. Ga
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ne gobesnrteiI beitdtiet. Galoeror
lit iduIbig befunoelL einen iunger
Monn Mmens Morales getotet 81
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-30
Mus Wolbineton meIoet man

Mus Wnibington meIoet man:
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den, bnB Die Dor @arSm liegen-
ben oeutiden 4riegsldiffe oieieni-
gen Der anoeren Mafte in Der lie
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aiif benz @ege nod Chino befinoli6t
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sail bon neuen @pparaten al
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fdtpnoers eriest peroen ionen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-30
Sas Nnffteben am Muraen ioatc

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merben bon Or. Ieter Sobrnep &
Sons Go. 1916 60. Soprle ape.
Gbicagp, Sd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-30

Mus Grfabrluie ipredcn 1T
febr gut, aug grfabrung i6lpeigen lit
aber better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-30

@enu Wonn iino Sralt elmer
@einnna iino, 70 lit er g~em6bnlit,
ibrer Meinung,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-30

Gs aibt pieIe Meniden. Die ols
aroBe Qidter geIten, ober peper
Ieudten nod ipdr1nerl-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-30

Or. @m. Netter, 4usenarSt, /
t6alidl in ieiner neuen Office II
&ids- @eb1uoe 81 finoen.
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5io. ibus.
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bospes. Sooie bora ieptima apparc.
bits in mitieo meo, berba> Ricotianl
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oas @ort Sioibus.. Sellte mad Gin.
fiibruttg Der idiuebiiden Streihbo(.
ger lit Ser jiineeren @~eneration oct
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befannt.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18
Board to Issue
 New Road Warrants

At the recent meeting of the board Of supervisors that body instructed i.s clerk, H. E. Berner, to issue new road warrants in lieu of those now held in the various banks in the county, the same having not been paid because Of the fact that the beard held that they had been illegally issued.
 During the past few days the cleric cal force in the supervisors office hss been bnsy in checking over road de- mands nId making out new road war; rants, in the amount of S30,ss303, which is the largest amour. ever paid out Of any one fund in many years past.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18

scTihed to Madame Lopez as being the spot whtre he was shot. He had fsl- len in little arroyo . short distance from .he Morits Springs and dirt had been scratched and kicked over his remsins
 !. was found that Lopez had teen shot from behind, just bel VI the left shoulder, the bullet coming out close to the left nipple, and undoubt- edly penetrating bis kasrt.
 Ihs ends 8 mos. spectacular career It was Lopez who started the first of the fighting in northern Sonora and is claimed by his friends that he was man of uudoubted bravery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18
METHODIST
Board of Equalization
 Fixes Railroad Tax

Tbe railroad valuations for 1911 in Arizona for taxation purposes was fixed by the Territorial board of Equalization st sI6,633, 3,6sll5 The total valuation of all railroad proper ties, including exempt property, ioots $25 ,123, 939 50. The net resuI. of the action of the board of railroad taxation will this year show sp :n- crease of B, ,s34 ,033 IS over lsst year.
 The largest tax on Arizona roads i. the s. P.Co. with 392 50 miles main line valued at sl7 300 per mile; total. s6,s68,i50 The F P. & $. ". comes next with $40 miles main line vsl- ved at sl3 ,010; total sl,sl4,670.
 The properties assessed passing through Cochise county is as follows: s. P. R. R ..... .S6 ,s6S, ,75O OO F. P. & 5. .W..... l,Sl4,67o co A. & E.. CochIse Div HOIST % Arizona < N NJ. R.R. 400 600 co Johnson & Dragoon. .... 4,lO0 % E. P. & :. W.-Douglas
 to Courtland ........ 2S5,O92 30 E. P. & s. W.-Tomb.
 stone to Fairbsnk .... 69,75o %
 The two latter items appear on the rolls for the first t;Ue this year, the tax exemption time having e,pred.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18
Clearing Way For
 E.P.&.S.W. Extension

Thirty men are reported to te grub ping along the right of way for the Fl Psso and Southwestern from Benson to Tucson. Fifteen lsborors were ee- cured in Douglas Wednesday by E. J. MUstsin of the Fl Paso and South. western. it is stated, and on Thurs- day l5 more were sent out by Doug- les employment agency.
 It is said that the party will not only clear the ground of brush, but will also put down test holes to de- termine the nature of the coil for grading. @ factor which is of import snce in the submission of bids for contracts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18
SALE OF CAMP BOWIE ABAN- DONED MILITARY RESERVA- rUnN 1G ho


 DONED MILITARY REsERVA- TON, Department of the Interior, General Land Office, Washington, April {, IeII. Notice IS hereby given. pur- suant to the provisions Of the ac, of July :, 1884. (73 Stat, Io7), that the agri- cultural and grazing lands in ;he Camp Bowie abandoned military reservation, Arizona, comorisins z58tracts containing Io,sI4.o6 acres, will De offered at public sale at not less than the appraised price, which ranges from SI.75 to 57.5o per acre. The sale will take place at Phoe- nix, Arizona, commencing at g o'clock A m-, June 20, 1911, and will be con- ducted by the Register and Receiver of the c. 5. Land Office at said place. The tracts will be offered by smallest legal subdivision, approximately 70 acres, in the order in which they appear on the list in the district land office, viz: SE l., Sec. E. T. I4 s. R. -l2s E.; VI, Sec. }. Lots I, 2. 3,4, Sec. {. Lots I. ?, }, 4, Sec. g, W. NWk. SW1, Sec. 10, SH NEX. Sx NW4, NJ SEX, Sec. I2. all of Secs. Is. a, g. and all of Secs. 7I. $, z6, 77. B, in the reservation, T. IS S., R. zS E.; all of T. I4 S, R. 29 P, n the reservation; WL and Lots I, 2, 5, 4, Sec. 4. Secs. : and s. NEH, NWH, NJ SWH, SEX SVA, NJ SEX, SEX SEX, Sec. 7. NJ and SWH, Sec. s, NWH. Lots I, 2. }. i, Sec. 9, TBS, R. 29 E. A limeklln valued at Szoo is also to be sold with the SWZ MEX, Sec. F, T. E S., R. 2S E. Pay ment will be required on the day of sale of SIo tor each tract sold at less than SI.75 per acre, and S7o for each traci sold ., sI.75 per acre or more, and will be forfeited unless the full amour; of the purchase price is paid to the Receiver at Phoenix, Arizona, within ten days from date of purchase. The lands classified as mineral are to be sold under the mineral land laws. FRED DENNETT, Commissioner General Land Office Approved: April A 1911, FRANK PIERCE, First Assistant Secretary. aIo
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18
Several Inquests
 Are Filed

Many cJroner's iDquests are being recorded uith the clerk of the district court at present, and the records show that the majority are sent from the southern portion of the county. The following were received this morning:
 Carl Victor Nelson of Lowell; cause Of death, heart failure.
 Henry Ranger of Bisbee; cause Of death, exposure
 John Erickson of Bisbee; cause Of death, gunshot wound inflicted by himself while temporarily in .ane.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18

Of the fruitful and interesting se:vice in the evening st 2 30 o'clock.
 METHODIST The Sunday school q: 10 g. m. had remarkably good attendance. Th EpEoTth League eeryice in the even wss much enjoyed.
 CATHOLIC A well attended Sunday school is reported at To Q, m,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18
"Red' Lopez is
 Dead: Body Found
Red Lopez is dead,

Red Lopez is dead,
 The mystery of disappearance is no longer such for he was killed near the place designated by the later escort taking him to Csnanes. He was shot because he tried to escape, according to their story.
 The Douglas International says:
 The body was discovered yesterday by his brother, Sylvano Lopez, and W. F. Hilburn. near the place de-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18
New Cases Filed
 In Both Courts
DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT COURT Nellie Roberts vs William Charles Roberta, an action for divorce. Edgar H Reeves. administration, vs Laura NJ Blscklidge. sdministrstriI. for debt in sum of ss0o and interest; also for foreclosure of certain Benson real estate.
 Southwest Lumber company, ct al, vs Nelle N Fowler; sp action fer debt in cum s50O, damages, costs and dis bursements.
 Katie May Joiner vs Lee Joiner action for divorce.
 PROBATE COURT
 Estate of Edgar A Hockey, order appointing June 24 at 10 q. m,, day hearing petition of Jennie Hockey that certain property inventoried ss community property. be withdrawn and decreed as her sole and sepera'e property.
 Estate of Harry B BtHanscom, July lOstlp. m, day hearing 10 show cause why part of realty should not he cold to pay charges of sdministrs- tion, and debt.
 Estate of All Grishsm, final dis charge of administrator, E Hughes. Estste and guardianship of Sand strom minors, order appointing Dan D Seed, R Henderson and NJ Doyle commissioners to examine property, and decree or beet method oi psr- titioning came. etc.
 Estate of Jacob c Switzer amended decree setting apart homestead and personal property.
 In the matter of the adoption oi Lucille McMuron, decree of adoption to Leonard Darwin Miller, st ux. Child to be known hereafter ss Esther Lee Miller.
 Estate of Thomas McNsmsra decree oi settlement oi account and discharge of Bertha McNamsrs, sd' ministrstriI.
 Estate of Joseph A De Gran6pre order appointing June 20 st lOa, m day hearing petition of E W Grave. for letters of administration.
 Estate of Joseph Vershsy, August 4 at 10 a. m., ordered for hearing to hear petition Of D L Cunningham for establishing beirship and for 6ns distribution of residue of said estate.
 Estate Frank E Tr.sk. order sp- pointing Lsurs NJ Biacklidge, ad- minietratriI.
 Estate Archie E RhoAdes order appointing Mary Christophel ad' ministratrix.
 Estate of E T Bsbcock, order ap pointing o Gibson administrator.
 Estate of J NJ York, decree estsb' fishing notice to creditors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18
Sunday In
 Tombstone Churches

CONGREGATIONAL
 The Sunday school at 10 c m had an attendance of foIty-four. "An ver-Resdy Man" was the subject of the excellent sermon of Rev H A Deck st II am.
 "Why l Love Christ" was the topic
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18

In the past year l50 houses in Douglas made connections with the city sewers and there now remains l25 uucounected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18

Cont nued on Page {. Col. l)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06
MOTORING
SCALP
OF D. S. 4. G..
Roosevelt A. c. Anxious for
Another Fast Game.

Manager Lewis Bradford, Of the
Roosevelt A. C., announces shat be
has open dates for this Sunday and
September II. These he would like
to fill. He would like to get the
Danish SociabIes back there as they
each have a game to their credit.
The rubber would mean a good time
for both sides. The Roosevelt boys
like the idea Of meeting the Danish
men for they think that they a 90
them again and If the men from this
city do not show any inclination to
play they would consider that they
are afraid.
Manager Johnson, Of the Danes,
has not made any move toward get
ting the date with the Roosevelt
nine. 1t is not knswn yet whether
he can muster a nine for that day or
not. The D. S. A. c. has NJ game
in the City League and they should
get busy on an outside game.
On the following week they would
like to meet the Marions or the
Saints in a rubber game. Here would
be another interesting contest. Both
mines from this city think they have
the goods to turn another on the
boys up the line but they will receive
serious opposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06
GOTCH'S HANDS MAKE HIM.
Secret of Champion Wrestler's Prov
ess Lies In His Two Bio paws,

"Do you know what makes Frank
Gotch the greatest wrestler in the
world?" inquired DR.. Roller the other
morning. We'll" he continued, ut
Isn't speed nor his wonderful strength.
Now, 1 will give you one guess"
The man addressed took n guess
Yes, you're right" said the doctor.
Its the h~ands-the viselike grip that
sends us fellows chasing second mon
ey. When It comes to work with his
hands Gotch is in a class by himself.
A great many people think Gotch is
much stronger than yours truly, but
such is not the case, In actual
strength there is very little choice be-
tween us. It's the hands. l haven't
got that powerful grip. No man has
1t like Gotch.
Showing a plow when he was a boy
and continual training in that depart
ment have developed Gotch's hands
until they are like iron. Farmer Burns
is the only other wrestler that I know
Of that comes any way near compar-
ing with the champion in the gripping
department. This hand story, how
ever, is not offered as IN excuse
Even with the same. development as
Gotch he would probably beat me-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06
SHARP PLAYS
ARE FEATURES
First Day Of Bay Cliff Tennis
Club Tourney.

Sharp playing was the feature of
the first day of the tennis tourna.
ment which is being held by the Bay
Cliff Tennis Club at Tottenvllle. The
tournament IS creating much real in
terest and some fine playing is be-
ing seen. The matches between Will
liam Miller and Warren VanName,
and DIN Joline and Andrew Sprague
were replete with sensational plays.
The next meeting day Of the tourna-
ment will take place Saturday,
weather permitting. The results Of
the Labor Day games:
David Coleman defeated William
Yetman, 6 to 2, 6 to Q.
James Little defeated Wendell
Slaight, 9 to 7, 6 to /.
Jack Dowd defeated George F.
Scull 6 to 3, 2 to 6 6 TO 8.
William Miller defeated Warren
VanName, 6 to 4, 2 to 6, 6 to 3.
William j.. Derickson defeated
Stephen Cossey, 6 to l 6 to 1.
Olin Joline defeated Andrew
Sprague, 6 to 2, 7 to 5.
B. F. Joline defeated Ralph Cole,
by default.
Miss Anna VanName defeated Mrs.
Grace Braden 6 to /, 6 to 0.
Miss Anna VanName defeated
Mrs. Warren VanName, 6 to 8, 6 to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06

because 1t Is not worth an owners
while to pay his fee for the minor
races. Wootten led him in the number
Of wins last year, but the American
has won more races than any other
jockey up to date this season, and his
percentage is some five points better
than that of his nearest rival.
Maher is undoubtedly the most sue
cessful Jockey in England today. He
is probably making more money than
any other jockey ever made in Eng
land.
AS to just how much Maher makes
In a season 1t is impossible to form an
estimate that would be worth any
thing. Aside from his retaining fees
and his riding fees, he is in receipt OF
more presents from owners than any
other Jockey riding. He has ridden
three Derby winners, and 1T is Gus.
tomary for the owners Of horses that
win the blue ribbon Of the English
turf to treat their Jockeys handsomely.
AS much as $4,000 has been given
the lucky Jockey by a delighted owner,
and $4,000 has several times changed
hands. Besides his Derby wins, Maher
has ridden to victory in almost every
big fixture Of the English course, some
Of which have brought In much more
than the Derby stake to bis employers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06
Fish Tales E

A number of boats went out yes
terday afternoon from ACker's, and
a large number of catches were also
reported there over the weekend.
The fish still run out there, and are
being caught every day. Catches
reported yesterday as follows: An
thony and Baker, Newark, s weaks
and IA cells; G. C. Carlson, West
field, 10 weaks; VIII Young, New
ark, 8 weaks and 3 cells; VIII Beers,
Elizabeth, 5 weaks; Adam Bartel-
man, Elizabeth, 8 weaks; j. G..
Schrink and son of Newark, 6 weaks;
c. w. Johnston, Roselle Park, and
w. w. Vail, New York, II weaks;
Davis and McGovern, Woodbridge,
9 weaks; Charles Druhel, Elizabeth,
10 weaks; Chamberlain and Compton
Plainfeld, Is weaks and 4 eels; F.
P. Miller, Elizabeth, ii weaks;
Ralph Kelly, Woodbridge. 9 weaks;
w. D. Kriel, George Lawrence and
sons. Railway, 25 weaks; A. l.. Sid
ner, Irvington, 6 weaks; DeVoe,
Meeker and Thrunes, Iryington, IS
weaks; Charles Woolsey and Frank
Truman, Newark, 6 weaks.
Four parties went out from Van
Pelt's boat house yesterday and
brought in some fish. The blues are
not biting at present. but cells and
weak fish are plentiful in the bay.
Catches reported we're: Ben Resell,
Newark, 7 weaks; William S%chlager,
New Brunswick, IL weaks and 3
cells; John Rhodecker, Newark, IA
weaks; Gus Stegman, Newark, 10
Weaks and l eel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06
READY
FOR HOMMEY
Ten Round Go at Long Acre
A. C. Tonight.

Young Britt, of Baltimore, and
"Packey' Hommey, Of New York,
will meet at the Long Acre A. c., in
New York, for a teR-round go to-
night. They have agreed to tip at
1872 pounds. "Packey" Hommey is
the popular East Slider whose scrap
with McGovern is still fresh IN the
minds of the boxing fans Of this sec
ton of the country. Britt Is conced-
ed to be the southern champion.
Mike Wagner and Young Ketchel
will mix up in the six-round semi
final. A fast scrap will be seen when
these boys get together. There are
also three other four-round prelimi-
naries and a wrestling match be-
tween Young Mundy and Johnnie
Mccarthy, known as Sailor Jack"
Mundy agrees to throw the sailor IN
fifteen minutes or forfeit $40.