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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-10
WASHINGTON ONiGE-
Major CO.
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED

MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES MAIN tssf! IND -
MIS- Yes Rirksrt, graduate nis~ifs.
hofns gentinemsntl female dtsnfdefs sue
csaafeiir treated physician n required
ltst VALLEY. corner Easgiaks av rake
tsantiakr ear tn valley 81 ffnm 1 20
WANTED rxsrypn- saffestnn from
= ss fos re- ss,si i ss,t,s ps n M ny
fAmeas fyusdy SO recifir mis-
FKrerlenrrd m.alsse wants rvnflefnan
20 iniu Der in fsshionahts piNre ~ ppsl-
nssa tteo neessssfY . Tee, Tbs NtAr
LADIES' REMODELfN0 PARLoRs
S.w xsfm.ats mad. and Old fssaedslsd
kfraas nias ina q ssiT
MERVEiLLE HAIR REsTORER
IL uef tYs Niii torn gray - hissehsd
hslf % - aaturai caler ais AFraas
homan ralhaiic wafnan. ~ wlshss 70
r"rfesr1nt sifh senftsnsa ~ safH# faifh.
uadgr 90. egnfidsnttals particulars zee
N Mrkihnsn. rpftisnf. o.
Ati~ uanaa 81 stprfisHea saHfs nan
wifh tsea - isaa o. inin hsf "a Foosnius
heuss y iat Tbs Aiag
riMsT LAS pNeasWAk
Al wefa guaranteed. saf = bsnnf
Rhesmsaitsfu. seuss ay ehfonie cur sps-
staiiF usr.a Therapeutic nafhs tst
tsitNt htA
! 40 cufss ~ ruptuTs -iiheot epsFa-
nst ar as sisesris-i sa,h.. aAssass
art Swedish uaossps - fiYxra Thsra-
T,~w'ir ussNs fsx rstsi nik
w . Msiiary srg~s sAS ass sufs'
eandfsft ~ eeian 81
HELP wAarEu-FUMAl
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HeHsuAegpsr for euuatfr place spsi
s ,.,,. for ..fA' ss' ,,i yeu 49, Aa III,
Firh az ssar Flzs. reasa g Isisphous
Wosnan r. assisi nreuns house. CAL
sos y " Hieek
csmr~tsei siFi ioF ssssra hssss~afk'
famiiF 81 four Softh sst
wornan 81 roea address . iatfedaee ace
business 80 Arcade
HELP WANT Eu-msLE.
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b.ss 80 ,laas. Isrs.ss asa msss - Z com m
piosa school 10 the West Wages paid
whiir isarniaa Ar unlimited course aniy
VS. Come and ses as Or wFi's Tor par.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
81 washinxfan % re Third Az.
rhone aain stfs
wsaisd- ICES nsa Y p,ay pool q -.
sssss 80 81, MIA 40 sss.s s
80 80
riks so lrlcn
MODEL H9T Al.
Wasted. 10 men - take steam heated.
~i~rtrfr lighted rooms. ffee baths. gAc
niRhts 1919 rhird
i.ee8 men waited 30 eat bet toast beef
sandN irhea Naeafuent ORIENTAL.
pOOL ROOM. tsts Third az. between
Piks ard unten
INTRODUCTION EuCtErT
te7 fiks - feofn ~. Abbott hotel
CHAwFoHD FLoon co. " sT2i
fleef sugfaeihE srf rsfinishinE dons
Prof stevens. Nsw Wnthof Teach.
0N ing uanriux guaranteed an pfi-
~safs lessons Day and evening Trial
XlIJ Always free Fearfh and Pine -
rOUsEBA
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PIONEER RENT & COLLECTION
COMPANY.
sei American Bank nidx
f1tf Denny war. f-roou fiat. gas range.
gas water heater. ttt par month
ftir 1isf av4a f-Foofn modern flat tia.
1910 belmont aY.. 1-room modern fiat
SCI ssad Az +. I.room modern houss.
81. sa.h - q -. -. 80. =.
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~~~e~~A~~e~~eN~N- @e~~~s~e~~~@~~~s~Ns
Nety attractive feana ana hath 81
outside r0amsi a. heat aud COED serf1
tee Price tsasonabis Toi Quesn Anns
stao of call az taa firsi ~ "
Low rent walking distance! no hills
five caf ilheHi fine slee sound two VEN
eeuvchisui ait-room flats ~. ftlck, 500
i.eafr building
Three room modern tat he minutes
Nsh hegend sod PIKE. titse Aaln
tAAt Ind aBta
water. sound yirw kinnear Park car
Sc. queen Anne sos
riVe-rnafn nowiY fufuishrd apartment.
modern. 81 80 month iaaM q leffrfs
son. corner isth Fast tiae
fhfso arse iisht fauns Walking Die.
taneei hath. phone. sas fanE~ ~ %
month. Including sisFifir MEhfi adults
only 80 peuny Way. nTar Danny park
Ftsa roasns. unfurnished. includinE
bath Uas FanEr close tn. 90 good ten
ante fts beacon itss
rso furnishod uats. With hnus.kosp-
ius rooms. bath and Has Apniy down
sfaifs tftH fins near Wtih
for neni--A e.roam unfurulahea tiat.
easY walking distance cluster ishia
1919 tteimani av
fhrcs fouin fiat. modern sunnyi 81
month feaf est AZ. rahe ~ o.
= car 10 Alaska y
rhfrs .raain modern fiat. runt tis. I.
room caitass. 81 atts itih st1A
i.iorani nsa s-reom iial. fufnaee hrat
hsacan ttt
ttvo.room fiatf Al condition. rsnt
reasonable y 1851 iftt iiih az
Nies. nsht flrs-foom rasi asa
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To Let-stofe room suitable for gro
Gerry. nptiona meat market. with living
room ~ rear. AZ Ti8 W Toth ~ First
three months free. SO per month there
after Inquire tis Globe bldg Main
tnI
TO Let, atares-Wiii give low rant 10
party who VIII handle hardware and
paints. no opposition Walters, 1905 North
tsth 81 Phone North seis
Pine location. barber bakery meat
market. shirt waist laundry. shoemaker.
Chalmers. 500 1871 y cedar 1897
All kinds 81 store fixtures counters.
shelving. etc. made az % Bell At Phone
ind 1893
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FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

navs ~ All fifnes 90 10 rs horsss for
hife, also for sale Watson Bros. i7It
fifaf A.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE - MIsCE1LANEOUS
sN~-~~s~~o~N~~~ee-~~~~~~>
SASH AND DOOR BARGAINS
to.eea ~ surplus stock. flooring ceiling
and siding az iess than half price. New.
dry stock, fair No. quality.
lat flooring ........t I'll per n
aNt ceiling .-...s...fii per NJ.
iSe drop siding So. fil per NJ
All Of above IN and a. lengths
Perch cniumns. Including cnp aud base.
AZ about hair price. as below
kas SIT. Colonial columns .tt.oe
saS SIT Colonial columns flzg
Other sizes proporfionafely low.
1ht @. q. gutter mold. - per r.
Quarter round. sec per Ice n.
Lattice. AxiA 9te per .tB n
short length hevei siding, IS per 81
cross panel doors Let quality. "a
Prepared roofing tt3S per square.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE No. IS A
O. - WfILGANR co
1873 First Az n. near Walker 81
Main 1877 Ind t7se Seattle. Wash
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PERSONAL
RABLlMG'S


nesehushcs. Fruit Trees aud Plants
Are the best eFown, call ana see our
stock
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FunNIsHrp Housus


Completely Furnished isruam home,
broadway district hot water heat. ffe.
place. plane ~ A ttfs
Well Furnished b.foam cottage. 90 per
fnunth. atHf sth W eii Pine 81, uNnsf
Tel baat queen Anne 1889
Completely Furnished rooms bath
saa iiEht close in beacon tipt.
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chATrEI LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

s~~~~~~Nc~e~~~~~~~N~~ec~rN
CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
On improved or vacant properly at and
= per cent. any amount from fto 70 sEee.
for long or short time and eAsy pay
mentn. no delay Sfurfsvauf 4 Co. 1is
bosien Block. secons anf Columbia
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HON 4sTEAos

HoM4STEADs.
Fs~seens~s@srsae>eNeNese sssseN@~sNsssaaeaass
HARVEY COUNTY. OREGON
HOMESTEADERS' PARADISE
THINK THIS OVER iaa-asfa home
stead and an adjoining iepaaoro desert
claim un which can locate Yuu Com
mute tise homestead 10 fourteen months
ana buy for 81 - per acre. aud alsp &C.
guifa tiiin 90 desert claim first fnar
~ tuu desire. making $50 acres in al
Within fourteen months, fine coil and
riimHtes watnf az ~ feet Hoe
SMITH,
Tea Northern nank uidF
HOMESTEAD RELiNQuisHMENf
No 20.
70 nUfeH n Moses caules good liffis rus
&c house. hpffua on iand that viii iffi-
sale 30 acres. Nc arrrH suhrirriFated
fhat viii STOW three crops ~ alfalfa
This is close 10 Palisades orchard
lands, witch are hsiiln9 for $500 per
aNfs tsfirn ftpa
ENplnE nuaEHTEAn co.
sea aud sec Empifs nidF
FREE HoMEsTEADs.
Ia lofsgen. Warrington aud canada
FORREST LAND CO.
foa aeeena Az
Ws eau locate Ynu ou an exceptionally
seed hemesfvad OF desert etain IN ans
~ the best fruit sections % Eastern
Washington Call 20 see orchard views
end set particulars
rnE pnnktNa LAND COMPANY,
itfl THIRD AH MAIN gss
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Three room fsf ~ rent with flrnltura
70 cell zist ana Madison. Inquire over
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store
Furniture t-fuunl4 steam heated fiat
reasonable Owner leaving city Uaif
block from posf0ffire Main sos
furnitafs ~ 1.roum nnf. with 81 sith-
9ui piano E1r go phune EsHf 1f7t
Highest eash Baid Tor f4rurlrs asa
household roods Main 7akt; 4 .fit
DESKS chairs shascas~s Chieago stors
ana ofnes Fvrniturs Co if1e - Az
FOR ssLE-WOO', AND. COAL
se-e-~e~-0sNsre~-~a~-~-s- @s~9-0@e@~.~-o~S-~~~~~
Seattle Fuel Co. All kinds % coal aad
n1iuWood 1915 IND fE
Patent dusi pan Hith firsf load coal
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nousGksrpiNo MOONS

rCusUKErPtNu MOONS
a~~eese@@s~~Nee~s~refsess
TaFA apartments corner rise hnN
HoftHfani pretty fraHf connected suite
aien single Housekeeping runNihs nos
safer bath both phones, Esas eirftfle-
iaunary izft ueek
Three fafniahed hosssArepiha fgpfus
evsfF convenience finr iugAtian. feainf
raF tft East stsi. oak iihe
fais FtkE ~
rooms o.. - SIC month, fpr Sc
Nss. cloan Eas fhhne y us
Furuisaeh honarks epinx. sinKts foafas
H~AuttfM location. cheap eaA .. Aidsr
4. ttes
Aousrksapins rooms 20 isi cheap lies
Terry az fhuns = tstn
ahrsa nice haunrk zsplnE feasns 1915
Nnsinr a. Eteh
Las. rsfsnfaffaoie eiens in. come 49,
save fare stfh iiassil
Tee nien Furnished haassEerrius
rsegns ais \ fsnd While lse
einais ara suites uaihins aisiasrs.
sas sath. nahti AZ 90 tlss sisth az
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ruhrnAl ninrc1ona

M fleSsffSciiNigd fnGhliGf1fcISd 70
CORNER aih ana uniani Main 1907 lnd
ass FREMONT nEflrH. ailI Nfr
mont az. Phones. North 1907 Green ~
EuTIEuMoNfH a SON. rrafessipnal
Directors and Licensed Embainsfa 1871
ist opr Moore theatre 10th phans- pfs
HONEY Watson Co runsral plrsotefs
thifd av and University Both phaner ~
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fNH NAlsE hAtEHM tflNh
Two 3 gallon, one fsfnlian. several
other good cows that Will be- fresh la "a
Few days 2is Ninth av. 81 Phone = A.
1907
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06
UPspDOWN
THE
VALLEY

Rocky Ford has a new broom fac
tory, conducted by Cameron, Goblin
4 Brown.
The Rocky Ford Gazette made its
initial appearance as semi-weekly
last Wednesday.
Johnny Killing is organizing a
baseball team at Sugar City.
The Las Animas Prohibitionisis and
the Fort Lyon Illegal Voters crossed
bats on the baseball grounds at Las
Animas last Sunday. 1t was very
dry" game.
The farmers of Bent county, as a
body, have Joined the Las Anmas
Commercial Club. by uniting city
aud county they now claim the
strongest organization in the valley,
The Las Animas Electric Light
Company have just closed contract
with the Santa Fe railroad for its
entire surplus ice stock. which means
the local factory viii be run to ca
pacity this season. This ice will be
shipped TO La Junta and there used
In icing the passenger trains.-Bent
County Democrat.
D. Y. Burrell, our well known seed
man, early in the week completed
the planting OF twenty acres of cher.
ry trees on his Box Springs ranch.
from which 1t is evident that he
intends TO try his hand at the grow
ing of different kind OF fruit than
eantaloupes. Burrel Gems. etc
Rocky Ford Eute rprise
John Il Wagner arrived In Fowler
last Monday from southeastern Kan
sas and will make that place his fu.
ture home. MIR Wagner is a former
banker and held the office of vice
president of the State Bankers As.
sociation of Kansas. lie has pur.
chased an interest In the Fowler
State Bank and will be actively al.
filiated in the affairs OF this insti.
tuition.
In the district court last Saturday
afternoon. after listening to several
witnesses. Judge Hunter granted the
injunction prayed for by j. r. Me.
Clung, of Granada, restraining the
board OF county commissioners from
continuing further In the consiruc.
tion of bridges over the Amity canal
In Prowers county. for which $40.
600 contract was awarded last Deoom
ber.
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06
Skinner Brings Home the Bacon.

W. o. Skinner. local agent for the
Santa Fe railroad at Pueblo, has
achieved the reputation of being "A
practical joker and the man who
goes Skinner one better is going
some. but that is what happened Sat.
urday.
Skinner was presented with a
heavy package by the representative
OF local express company on which
there Was s2.a5 charges. skinner
scenting hoax OF some kind cx.
amined the parcel before accepting It
but when he saw where 1t came from
he paid the money necessary to take
II into his possession.
When all of the wrappings had
been removed skinner found to his
dismay that the parcel contained only
small cube OF pork.-Puoblo Chief
tain.
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

east quarter Of the northeast quarter
| ot section twenty-five (22l, Ia
| township twenty-five (22J, south of
right of way of Pueblo and Ar.
kansas Valley Railway, containing
$50 acres, and also the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of
the northeast quart r Of section TWEEN
ty-two (22l, in township twenty-five
t2Zi south of range fifty-nine t59)
west, lying south Of right of way
Oh rue 10 and Arkansas Valley Rail,
way Company, containing 7.2S acres,
ana also two shares Of the capital
stock of the oxford Farmers Ditch
company, for the purpose of paying
the debts of said estate and for the
best interest OF said estate.
AND II now appearing to the court
from said petition that proper and
legal grounds exist for the sale of
all or portion of said real estate,
NOW therefore, II Is ordered by the
court that Frank Lands, Council
Bluffs, Iowa, Emma Ogg, Salt Lake
City, Utah, heirs OF said dece-
dent, lie and app ar before said court
at the court room of said court, in
the city Of La Junta, county of Otero
and state aforesaid. on the 29th day
of May, \. ID. 1911. at the hour of
l0 O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day, then and there to show cause,
II any there be- why an order should
not be- made directing the said Henry
w. Allen, administrator. to sell the
whole or so much of said real es-
tate as may be necessary for the pur-
poses specified in said petition.
1t Is further ordered that this
order be published for at least four
successive weeks in the La Junta
Tribune, weekly public newspaper
published in said county.
By the court:
L. w. MCDANIEL,
County Judge.
First publication. April %. 1871.
Last publication, May 20. 1871.
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06
WonderIy's Theater.

Nothing offensive or vulgar is per.
mitted ON our stage. Our shows are
particularly attractive to women and
children. They all come again-so
VIII you. a rapid fire comedy for
Saturday. and when you see IL you
viii agree that 1t ls going some.
Wonderful scenery. catchy music aud
plenty of laughs included All for
) and 10 cents.
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06
Pisesrds for Sale.

Plaeards. printed on cardboard. Il
large type. for sale a, this office u
five ecnts each. as follows:
Lodging.
For Sale.
For Rent.
Boarding.
Take One.
No Loafing.
No Smoking.
Drcnsmaking.
No TroAspassing.
Furnished Rooms.
School Report Cards
No Hunting Allowed.
Boarding House Laws.
Don't Spit on the Floor.
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06
Order 10 Show Cause on Petition.

State o. Colorado. county OF otofo.
~ In the county cour, In pro.
bate.
In the matter Of the estate OF {. +.
Lands. deceased.
Order to show cause on petition for
sale Of real estate.
This matter coming on to bs heard
on this itth day Of April, AID. 1911.
upon tho petition filed herein by
Henry W. Allen. administrator Of sait
estate. for the sale of tho following
Described real estate. or Z portion
thereof. to-wit:
Ths nnrth usaf nunsfer n the norih
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06
oreRo COUNTY POPULATION.

o a
Tribune
precincts
asnow is ows:
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06
L. w. MCDANIEL,

Nphh's 'hhHNs
First publication. April %. 1911.
Last publication, May 20. 1911
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
POLICE MAY CLASH s.sW as WITH SUFFRAGETTES
Fourth of July Excitement Promised in Windy City
 By Women

CHICAGO. H., June 29-A clash between suffragettes and police is looked for here on the Fourth of July if the attitude of Marquis Eaton, president of the Sane Fourth commission, and Mrs. Kenneth Lu- ther Hartshorn, chairman of the Cook county committee of the sui fragettes, remain unchanged.
 Mrs Hartshorn informed Mr. Eat on today that the woman's party will put on a suffragette demonstra- hon at each of the parks where there is sane Fourth of July program. MT. Eaton. in reply de clared that nothing Of the kind will be permitted. He declared that the police would be called upon if neces- sarys
 Mrs. Hartshorn declares that the police would be exceeding their au- thority in interfering with the dem 0nsuation and that she is gong ahead with arrangements to take part in the entertainment.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
COLORED MAN STILL
 ANXIOUS ABOUT WIFE
Writes "0fficer of the Law Asking If She Has Been
 Found

There seems to be no clue in the case of the mysterious disappearance of Mrs. Jacob Pryor, colored.
 The case was put up to the police several weeks ago when Jake himself wrote to the chief of police giving an accurate description of his lost. stray ed or stolen mate. giving as her pecu- liarities a pretention to ~lgion" and further she klndo twists herself when she walks" Notwithstanding this marked peculiarity, officers have seen no one answering the description.
 The latest development and the only seems to be that the lost has not yet been found. City Marshal Passett Watkins yesterday received communication from Pryor at Fresno. Cal. as follows:
 Dear Sir; Is my wife there yet, if she is and she is Twin with a man you throw the Both of them in jale and let me no when they was a man rot to me and he sed that she had left there. i think that it was the mao she was live with he gave his anishul at J. J. Y. Pleas ancer sure from Jacob Pryor.
 The letter is addressed to the ofti- cer Of the law and cheaf of polease, Bisbee, Arizona, jenaral dilivery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
TAX PAYERS MEET
 WITH SCHOOL BOARD
No Formal Action Taken But Problem Win Likely
 Be Solved

The Coehise County Taxpayers as sociation and the board or school trustees for school district No. 2. in cluding Bisbee and suburbs, met in joint session yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Central school build ing for the purpose or discussing the recent report of the school board on the financial condition Of the school district.
 The object of the meeting was to disouss the problem to which the school boards report drew the atten- ton of the public and to formulate plans for the solution of the problem.
 The matter was discussed by the meeting. but no formal action was taken. and the questions will be dis cussed further at subsequent meet ings. It is believed. however, that the plans now under consideration will result ina satisfactory solution of the difficult problems that confront the school board and the taxpayers of the county and that it will not be neces- sary to shorten the school term or to reduce in any way the working eff ciency Of the schools Of the district.
 Miss Murphy in songs. Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
SUN PARLOR" STUNT
 CAUSE OF ARRESTS
Men and Women Parading About in ScanB Attire
 Stir Chicago Suburb

CHICAGO, June 9.-Evanston doesn't like sun parlors"
 Enraged at the actions of Dr. Harry E. Lane and his patients who are to be found daily in the sun parlor in scant attire, a raid re- suited yesterday. and Joseph Vilis was seized, bundled in a bathrobe and taken to the station. Later he obtained bail.
 Craven Gets Complaints.
 Dr. M. B. Craven, Evanston's s health commissioner, was the nov ing spirit of the raid. For weeks he has been receiving complaints to the effect that the sun Darlor was too much like the Garden of Eden to suit the tastes of those who lived near byl and yesterday decided to investigate for himself. Accompanied by a witness, he went to the Delta UpsilOn fraternity house at 2120 Sherman avenue and looked into the sun parlor
 There he saw a man clad in Eyanston's warm fresh air. He was pacing up and down in the sun parlor. which is surrounded by a fence only ten feet high. The doctor was satisfied that the com plaints were justified, and went to the village court house, procured a John Doe warrant and handed it to Sergeant Johnson.
 In a short time the patrol wagon hacked up to the sanitarium. Wills made a run for the house, hut was intercepted, bundled into his bath robe and then into the wagon.
 Women Scantily Clad.
 Late in the afternoon a visit to the place disclosed two scantily clad women in the ladies portion of the parlor.
 The way they carry on over there is perfectly frightful." said Mrs. E. A. Bronson, who lives on property that adjo;ns the rear of the parlor The women and men come ont and parade around in scant attire, and, as a result curi- ous young folk rom everywhere around come to the nlace."
 Dr. Lane said that though in this country sun cures were unusual they were a cop-mon tFing in Ger many. where he comes from and thai he cid not think Evanston or its citizens had cause for action.
 Loyalty of love" Royal tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
LOCkETT IS GIVEN
 HOMESTEAD TITLE
Commissioner of Land Office Decides Case of Contest
 of Title

Judge j. w Ross has been ad- vised of the decision Of the com missioner of the general land of fee ir the appeal of the case of Royal R. Lockett vs. Mabel Moore. widow of Edward B. Moore, in which the plaintiff contested the title of the defendant in the action 10 a homestead claim. 160 acres, in the Sulphur Springs valley.
 The commissioner reversed the de- cislon of the regi ster and receiver and awarded the land to Lockett The register first heard the case and recommended that the contest be dismissed. but the commissioner the recommendation and gave an award 10 the plaintiff.
 he ground on which Locketf contested the homestead title was that Edward E. Moore had never resided upon or cultivated the land and that since his death Mabel Moore had never resided up- on or cultivated the land. The rec ommendation of the register was made in November. 1910.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
MORGAN WILL LEAVE
 DOUGLAS FUR EAST
(Douglas Internationally


 After a residence in Douglas Of eight years, MT and Mrs. Rod AIor- ban are leaving today for an extend ed trip before going to the state cf Virginia where they expect to make their future home This move was decided on early in the year when MT. Morgan handed in his resigna- tion to the Copper Queen shelter. where he has held the position of foreman of the blacksmith shop since .-e came to the city from Butte, Montana. His resignation was not accepted definitely, but he was in lieu given a leave Of absence for three months. Mir Morgan has al- ways been regarded as one of the very valuable employees at the smell ter and the regret is universal among his associates that he has decided to leave Douglas. This morning MT. and Mrs Alex Adamson entertained MT. and Mrs. Morgan at breakfast, as a testimony of their high esteem. Throughout the city the Morgans have a large circle of friends who will sincerely regret their departure
 Last night the members of the Ladies of the AIaccabees gave a de lightfuI surprise party to Mir. and Mrs. Morgan at the home of Mrs Reeder at 651 Greene street next door to the Morgan home where gathered a large number of the mem bers Of the local lodge of which Mrs Morgan has been the commander. Refreshments were served and a de- lightfuI evening was spent in a fare well visit with departing friends. After the refreshments were served Lady Stewart, who succeeds Mrs. Morgan as commander of the Maeca- bees. on behalf of the lodge present ed the latter with a handsome Doug las souvenir spoon.
 Afr. and Mrs Morgan will go first to Salt Lake City for a visit and from there will go to Butte, Montana, for a visit with two sons. who re- side there. Then thet plan to go for a visit to Canada and thence to the state of Virginia where they will reside permanently in tb, fu- ture, provided they do not get home sick for Douglas and return here. which is the hope of their Douglas friends. They are leaving consider able property in Douglas, including several residences, SO that if they are not content to remain away they will have a home to return to.
 
 Change of nrogram Royal tonight