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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14
$4,000 EXPERIMENT
APPROPRIATION MADE
Fall River County is to Have Agri.
cultural Experiment Sta
ton.

Through the amendment to the
agricultural appropriation bill. made
by Congressman Martin, Fall River
county is to have $4,000 expert
ment station which will be one OF
four in the United States.
The other three are already estab-
lished. The citizens of Fall River
county are expected to furnish a
quarter section of wild agricultural
land be selected by representa-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14
OREGON SUNDAY
SCHOOL WORKERS.

Eugene, Ore, April 12.-Nearly
two hundred delegates, representing
the evangelical Sunday schools OF
the state, are in Eugene for the 26th
annual convention of the Oregon
Sunday School association, which
met today for a three days session.
Sixty of the most prominent Sunday
school workers on the Pacific COAST
are on the program for addresses.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14
IOWA soLONs BURIED IN WORK.

Des Moines, a., April 1.-THE
house this morning adopted resolu-
lions to adjourn at 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon. The clocks were set back
and both branches will be in ses-
sion until midnight, forcing through
mass of bills.
Over 1000 bills are to be disposed
of yet by the two steering commit
tees.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14
SLAYER CHEATS DEATH
BY ESCAPE FROM PRISON

Beaver, Pa, April 12.-1t was
discovered today that Charles B.
Hickman, the wife slayer, whose ap.
peal for pardon was refused by the
state supreme court Monday, escap-
ed during the night.
Hickman was under sentence OF
death.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14
FIRST WOMAN TO
BE CHIEF OF POLICE,

HONEYWELL, Kas., April 1.-THE
first woman chief of police to be ap-
pointed in the country is Mrs. Rosa
Osborne, who will be given the hon
or at once by Mrs. Ella Wilson, who
was recently elected mayor of Hon.
newell.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-14

Why?
Can you not understand, sir? I
was resigned, but not comforted. I
was learning to get accustomed 10 the
terrible blow. Would not one seek
solitude in the great crisis Of ones
life?'
"The prosecution pretends that you
wished to be left alone, that you might
get to La Jonchere. During the day,
you said, She cannot resist me- OF
whom were you speaking?"
"Of some one to whom I had writ.
ten the evening before, and who had
replied to me. I spoke the words
with her letter still in my hands,
This letter was. then. from a wo.
man"
EYES,"
"W1hat have you done with it?"
II have burned it,"
"This precaution leads me to sup.
pose that you considered the lette,
compromising"
Mot at all, sir; It treated entirely
Of private Matters
NJ. Daburon was sure that this let.
ter came from Mademoiselle d'Ar.
lange. Should he nevertheless ask
the question, and again hear pro-
nounced the same Of Claire, which
always aroused such painful emotion.
within him? He vent.red to do so.
From whom did this letter conner
he asked.
From one whom ! cannot name,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Grand Jury
 Is Drawn

In persusnce to an order issued D,
 Associate Justice Fletcher N Dosr holding the October term of che dm- trict court iu Santa Crnz county, the jury commission, comprised of Pro- bate Judge Frank W Goodbody, Det- u'y Court Clerk W E Bosgs and Un- dersher'ff A A Hopkins. representing the sheriff's of6ce, this morning ss- sembled in the ofioe of the clerk of the district court end the grand jury for the coming October tern of court vas drawn by that body, consieting of twensy-ope Dsmes. | recsnt order sss made by Judge Dosn postponins the calling of the grand jury from the sssd inst, 10 the s6th. and then later the date for the converting of that ! -ey wss 6ssd for October 90:
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
"A Statement
 of the Measures

In order that the board Of super
 visors of Cochise county may comp ,
 with the provisions Of Subdivision P ofSs ction ,. of Election Ordinance N ?. Secretary of the Territory George U
 Young has forwarded to Clerk H E Berner Of the board of supervisors '.s statement of the measures" specified by the various candidates for s;ate and senatorial bonors in their nom inatiOn papers as filed with the sec- retsry of the territory, the sane to te placed up on the official bsllot at the coming primary election to be held throughout the territory. as follows:
 D L. Cunningham. of Tombstone |, democratic candidate for Judge of Supreme Cour;-"Equal Justice to all Special Fayors to Nona."
 George Purdy Sullard of Phoenix, democratic candidate for Attorney Geners'-"Equs, Justice to all. Spec isl Fsvors to None"
 W s Sturgis of Tucson, Republicab candidate for Corporation Commi- sioner-"An Absolutely squsre Desi for the People and the Corporation ne. {"
 Henry F Ashurst of Prescott, Dem ocrst,c candidate for the United Stsses Sensfe-"For the Recall, E.pec;.ry Judges. Tariff Reduction. No K;s> Men Above Money"
 Eugene Brady O'Neil of Phoeniy, candidate for United States Senste--'rhe Constitution :"
 Sidney P Osborn of Pboeni1, Lemo- cratic candidate for Secretary of State -"The Constitution of Arizona in Spirit as We'll e Letter"
 H L Pickett of Tombstoue. Demo srstic candidate for the United States 5eDste-"Let the People Rule." George W P Hunt of Globe, Demo- .rstic candidate for Governor-' The . ot Arizona e Adopted by the People of Arisoos D."
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Tombstoners Went
 To the Roundup

Al party of Tomtssonites went tn the Bo9nillss Cattle Go & Greene Cs::!, Go :oundcr which w lorsted near Ft Huachucs yesterday. Ovs B festive cowboys were in act or ard while on roundup duty were in 'nrr politically rounded up ard branded in the Democratic iron of faith. The party psrtook of feed" within ths shadow ot the "chnck wagon" and that they heartily eni.y .yed the hos- pitable open air 6abque' goes without saying. It was g genuine treat. Ths trip was made via automobile and without . mishsp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Court Cases Filed
PROBATE COURT

Estate of Josepi.ine c Keenhoid decree oi q ttlemel. of account and final discbsrge of sdmrI.
 Estate of GeoIge W fr"zise; order appointing J II Hughes. Chss Martin and John Clinton, sdmrs.
 Estate of hos Pid sell. oider ap pointing Owen E Murphy, E M Dur ley aud James E Bro 'hy sdnrs. Estate Manuel M Sozs; order ap- pointing Juan Wig !, Victor Vssquea and Antonio Comsdur@n appraisers.
 Estate of wij.ilo s Bendersch; or der appointing J .hn Bendersch admr ! Estate oi Lesnde- Maxfeid; decree es.- 5lishing notice to creditors. | E-sste Mary E Wilson, decree es- .sbIishing notice to creditors. Estate Elena Korpp; decree sstsb-
 lish:ng oolice to creditors. ,l Estate Wm Besttie order appoint. liug Edith w Kenney, simrx. q DISTRICT COURT Ss:. No 64ss waIkar c Cn,ey v
 Florence Azsles Corey; divorce.
 Suit No 6i37. Msricn Lynn TyroI
 vs Perry Tyron, divorce,
 II PROBATE COURT '- Estate and guardianship of Joh n Reh wsld an incompetent person; dt d cree oi settlement of account.
 Estate Marie Boh'e; decree of se' re clement Of account and diechsrge L. sdmrx.
 Estate Martin Costello, order al
 pointing NJ Cunningham, A Wen ~ worth and August Baron appraiser e' for Cochise county. J H Ormsh !" A " Smith and " E Murphy q " prsisers for property in Pims c unt ." O-der of publication of notice to ere '" tore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22

The nomination papers all fled the the track and the voters who lining the rails pick their avori es for every event the card
 The ield IS somewhat ragged spots Some good offices have but sing asprant while others good have two contende and several offices that hardly worth chas ing being hoty fought for by numerous candidates These among the cuos'es of the very curious game politics and that to the campaign that makes teresng 10 the general public.
 Naturally in the first campaign of state there are men seeking office who ou Int to have known better than tempt beating at the ballot box but when the and they left away back of the distance pole they will have to blame for it but themselves.
 As the Phoenix Sun observes of MArcopa the ap- pes with equal force in Cochise when in the main
 pleasing that the Democratic candidates are men fine abilities clean characters and of such party vice warrant their ambitions Out of the field the ocrac voters eas pick ticket that will sweep Arizona in December like cyclone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22

The COconino Sun takes the following common sensa view of the law question as a whole--
 w hen the average voter stops consider the matter It IS mighty easy matter to convince him that he erned by too much law law that he knows nothing about yet law to which he is held accountable every tep
 Fewer laws--Pain laws, laws which the people can understand system and the only that will bring lief to the general public and the relief they desire
 Judges disagree, wyers disagree how in the name o goodness do the p!an people, know what the law is that governs
 We to get back first to the principles of good horse sense when at least majority of the people know what s what to start with
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
From Mondays Daily.

woman rrisoter ie nov cob hsu in the cnun,y jail. the first in several and is serving a time sen sence having been committed iron the southern part of .he county. li Sheriff Jack White went .o Bisbee today Co prepare bis automobile for for the big race ~h cb aili take place tomorrow on the new territorial high- ~sy betweens Bisbes and Douglss, finishing q: the latter place. The sheriff's machine is Baict and is Q sure winner.
 Alfred Paul, wh) hss been iu this city for the past few days looking after his contrsct oi developing certain mining clsims ios the Msble Gold & Copper company in the Drsgoon muuntsius. returned to Douglss yes- tsrday morning
 Attorney Jsmes L Irwin, junior member of the prominent Los An- ! geles lew firm of Scott 6 Irwiu, is in Tombstone looking after the inter- ests of the estate of the late Martin Costello.
 A II Emanuel, formerly Clerk oI Q! the distfict cou,t, expects to ie..s tomorrow for the coas,. where he ~il spend several weeks cn q visit with friends. | According to sdvices received ir rombstone, Attorney D L Cunning. ham and wife are tskiug Tn the Ora. ham county fair at SAford, Iron ~hence they will go to Globe .n, Clifton.
 l The fOiloSing two applicants wer recently granted applications for nat urslizstion papers: Francisco Brsco
 moptes 6 sesidep. of B'sbee, snd
 native Of Ures, Mexico; arrived in th Unitrd States at the port of Bisbee
 AriIo na in IS 5: and Matthew Joh Smyth . resident Of Bisoee and 6 nal i've oi Whichever, England; arrive
 in the United States at the port ( Detroit, Michigan in 1909.
 c L Cummings snd W E Boggs re turned home from Bisbee yesterda
 where they spent Saturday and pal
 Q! yesterday :o :5s interests o. the csndidscies on the republican ticke The following plies tickets were i ned out of the probate cour, ,h
 morning by Clerk Js,c-s: John ,
 Buchanan to wed Imngene Crsvsy , both O Douglas; Gu liirmo Le.asd
 owed Gusdsiupe Recon. both
 Douglas; ana Gusdsiope B Pseh., Of Dos CsbezAs 10 wed Eliza Aeurli
 Of Wilcox.
 Mrs Joe Hendeoso1 is smong u recent arrivals in Tombstone fro Fl Paso on . visit with her parent Mr and Mrs George Bravin
 Mrs Sam Johnson was 6 returp,, c passenger last evening from sn e tended visit in Tucson, where sl
 has been the guest of relatives.
 Captain c B Kelton was num- bert
 among the srrivsls on last evening
 train from ihe southern part of q
 county Mr. Kelton is we'll know
 among the pioneers of Cochise count
 and is e jov'sl and hustiing csnd ida
 Tor Sbe state assembly on the den
 o:ratic ticket st the coming primsl
 election.
 Tsc more ingle.s. were filed ! tre coroners jury today as foliows:- Bsrpey Greer of Bensoc, cause |,
 feath giysn ss twn gunshot wounc inflicted by W,lli.m Smith ease Of Lur
 Leoba Ellsworth of Bisbee, cestb du to natural rsuses.
 Charles Ray. the pnpolar brskema
 of the local branch Of the E, Paso Southwestern. left this morning fo El Psso, where he will take in tn Statehood C-lebrstion in the Pas City and visit V wth friends and rela : sive'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Cochiss Company
 Suffers Fire Loss

Fire oi unknown origin completely destroyed tho gsiIoss frame and hoiss house oi the 0rsod Asisoos Mining company twelve milss ssss Of Doug las. The damage is sssin stsd ss e2- ~00.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
All United for Democratic Slc;ess

Every Democrat who aspires to political preferment should have equal and unbiased standing before the people tor endorsement ecton without interference The who the prm the Demo ratio ticket will receive the unqualified support of the losers and friends their test with the candidates the Republican ticket in the De- cember election and Demo ,ratic is certain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22

The California he Recall was so pronounced that the sentiment be doube California merely fol- lowed Arizonas lead orp puar government and line with the sentiment of the people of the country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22

Col. H l. Pickett of Tombstone is making vigorous tor the Uned States senatorshp Col Pickett is modest in his claims but says that the codiaty which has marked his reception wherever he has appeared an nda ton of how they will he has fears for the outcome
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22

The Cochise republicans started campaigning on Friday the 3h apparently afraid of the double jonah day !! they are not afraid of the h perhaps er real jonah date December when the Democrats will swamp then, under avalanche of votes
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22

According to latest reports everybody sure winner and nobody has any kick coming
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22

Editor Small of the Phoenix Sun passes out caustic ed itoria shot in the following manner Thank God we are not the only n the newspaper ranks of Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22

The Democratic party he too much eonprau- lated the fact that it has such perytude of god men who seek nominations for county office There no son for the selection of any but strong able. honest nd popular candidates There nooccason this year to give nomnat any political hack sim ly because he needs salary and begs the office Good and conscien tious the demands Of the people and the Democratic party will nCmir ate al d elect them
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22

The message tn se Caliornan Arizona and Taft on the recall measure hard read Arizona has felt that way for time
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
JUDSON HARMON, OF ONO, FOR PRESIDENT
JUDGE YOUNG OK THE BENCH.

Under the above title the Louisville Post had following ed
torial, the reproduction Of which affords pleasure:
While the politicians the Louisville hotels last week were
gathering groups and predicting that Mr. Allie W Young
Mohed would certainly the Democratic nomna-
for Governor and the Times printing
that anything happen and Judge Young will %
mind the future the Evening Pos. all doubt from
the situation By printing authoritative Judge
Young hme that he would race and had never in
tended to make it,
This by Judge Young to narrow the field
down former Gov McCreay and Mr. " Head Of Louisville
We notice that Mr. Head he in the Mr.
doubtless thinks but the Evening Post does he will run
tine Judge Young the promising candidate to op
fa the almost to the hopes Of the
anMCeary faction the Withdrawal Of the Fourth district Con
gresham.
1T believed by politicians that Judge Young may at the
time the Lieutenant Governor but why
should the Circuit Judgep he holds in Eastern
Kentucky be candidate for this comparatively insignificant office
no clear.
Judge Young has been referred frequently during recent
months possible candidate Governor or Senator that many
people have overlooked the fact that he presde Circuit Judge in
Of the important judicial districts of Eastern Kentucky
Judge Young the bench and he IS by the testimony
Of lawyers Of the best Circuit Judges the His
the bench has been marked by ability rmness and mpaty
IL the enforcement of the criminal Judge Young has been
State where criminal laws command greater respect
The Evening Post would Judge Young Governor
Of Kentucky this time, for do he any better than
the other for that Democratic nomination. could disenapoe
himself from the influences work this party
time Upon the bench important district he
he and most Useful citizen and his record office an asset
Tor his party"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
R0BT. [. GREENE
Candidate for Clerk of Court of
Appeals.

Mr.. Greene was deputy clerk
Of TINS court for twenty years. and
is perfectly familiar with the du-
ties Of the office.
He was born 10 the county of
Gali&tin and reared in Bracken
county. Was a deputy clerk in
the Circuit Courts of Pendleton
and Kenton counties before going
into the Appellate Clerks office.
Bob" Greene, as he is famil-
iarly called by his friends all over
the State, has been highly COM
mended by all the Judges of this
court and by all who know him as
faithful and efficient officer. He
has never served as clerk but has
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
Endorsed by Bench and Bar.
Lexington Herald)


Endeavoring to satisfy the only
ambition he has ever had in a po-
litical way. Robert L. Greene, OF
Frankfort, has announced his can
didacy for Clerk of the Court of
Appeals. subject to the action of
the Democratic State primary.
He is endorsed by practically
all the Judges of the Court of APP
peals and all concede his qualifca-
tions such as will make him an
admirable clerk if elected.
He has had the endorsement of
the bar of the State in all of bis
races and his friends declare that
in his qualifications he cannot be
eXcelled by any other candidate.
He was born in Gallatin county
and reared in Bracken. He has
no opposition for the nomination
and is not likely to have any.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
The Man For the Place.
Eliza BEETHOVEN News.)

The News has nothing to say
against any Democrat who is an
aspirant for a nomination on the
State ticket, except for the party's
sake and the success of the ticket.
When it comes to special fitness,
popularity, strength and location
we have in mind few aspirants
which appear particularly desira-
bic. There is Bob Greene, of
Frankfort. He is splendid man,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
r.. L. Greene.
CPendletonian.)

Attorney X. l.. Greene, of
Frankfort, has announced his can
didacy for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Clerk of the Court of
Appeals.
For many years he held the
deputysnip and was commended
by the judges of that court, who.
said he was the best official the
State ever had.
Bob Greene, as he is so famil-
iarly known here, where he form
erly lived, will, we believe, re
ceive every Democratic vote in
Pendleton county; and many Re-
publicans will come over to sup
port him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
A Democrat Without Guile.
Cowensboro Messenger

Robert L. Greene. of Frankfort.
has announced himself as a candi-
date for Clerk OF the Court Of
Appeals. For many years he was
chief assistant in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Court OF Appeals.
and judges and lawyers through
out the Commonwealth are q reed
that never was the office 50 well
conducted as when Bob Greene
was practically in charge. He x,
besides being very fine clerk. a
gentleman Of the highest charac-
ter and Democrat without guile.
He ought to be nominated and
elected.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
Will Be Hard to Beat.
r>The Falcon" Lebanon)


1t should be source of great
qualification to the legal profess
sion and to the public generally to
know that Bob Greene las he is
famillarly known of Frankfort.
will be candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Clerk of the
Court of Appeals. The writer
announces without fear of con-
tradiction that there is no man in
the State of Kentucky better Quail
flied to fill that position. During
the days of old time Democracy
he performed those duties with
signal ability. No man was ever
more courteous and accommodate
ing to those having business be-
fore the Court of Appeals and in
the office of that court. The in
tricacies of the Office are familiar
to him. He is a lawyer of ability,
and honest to the core. His nomi-
nation will add strength to the
ticket. and his election by the peo-
pie will be an honor to the State.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
AN EXCELLENT STORY.

Beginning this week. another page paper are start
continued of fifty columns. Elusive Isabel by
Jacq Fue The plot original and daring and is woven around
the L = Secret Service 1t blood burglar tale but
story of clever and still woman Don't fail
read this is intensely interesting the beginning
the end.
We have had requests number of our rural pa
to run story of this character and going heavy
pense endeavor give redaers the VERY BEST
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
BE PATIENT.

The Old Kentucky Telephone Telegraph Company and the Mt
~ernA Water Light Ice Company have sympathy their
loss soccasoned by the e Damage aggegang many
hundreds Of dollars done these companies of the Tee
phone Company being Both companies however mme-
day pcedA large force of skilled making repairs as
speedily poslbe
For several days the service will necessarily not be rstcIass
Their patrons however should and believe will patient realizing
they must that impossible for any pubcservce corporation
miracles ard that these very trying days upop them
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22

known to be the finest clerk in the
State and has been treated rather
badly by the party. He is a can
didate for Clerk of the Court of
Appeals. We do not think = he
could be improved upon.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
Has Reputation For Efficiency,
(The Kentuckian- Citizen.)

Mr.. Robert L. Greene, now re-
siding at Frankfort. has announced
for Clerk of the Court of Appeals.
Mr.. Greene had an experience of
many years as deputy clerk in that
Office AMI made reputation
throughout the State for efficiency
and faithfulness. The lawyers of
Kentucky would he glad to see
him elected to an Office which he
so much deserves.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
PRESS COMM ENTS.
Bob" Greene in the Race.
CKentucky State JournalJ

'hNA%NNhe DAaA[ oOufId4-f
Robert l.. Greene, one of the
best known lawyers of this section
of the State. last night announced
his candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for Clerk of the Court
of Appeals. Mr.. Greene was dep
uty clerk of the highest court for
twenty years and is thoroughly ia
miliar with the duties of the office.
During the time he was engaged
in the clerks office he knew every
lawyer in Kentucky, and was re-
lied upon by those who had prac-
tice before the Court of Appeals.
Mr.. Greene twice made the race
for the nomination for clerk but
was defeated each time. He serv-
ed last under Sam j. Shackelford
as the deputy clerk. He has al
ways beer a Democrat and has a
large number of friends in the
State who will rally to his support.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-02-22

been Democrat. Our lack of
space. prevents US from repeating
the many complimentary things
that have been said CT him by the
press and har since his announce
ment.
This is high and important
office and the party could not i'm
prove on Mr.. Greene in the selec-
ton of candidate to bill it.