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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-07
HANDCUFFED TO
T.HUG,POL|CEMAN
/. FIGHTS FOR LIFE
Patrolman Broderick Has Spec
tacular Battle With Joe Bish-
up, Gunman and Gangster.

That Policeman william J. Brodertck
of the Madison street station IL alive
to-day he owes only to q quick eye
and a ready hand. For late last night,
when he was manacied to one Of the
wickedest men in New York, in police
estimation. Broderick had to nght for
his life against revolver in the hands
of his desperate prisoner.
Joseph Bishop, q member Of the
Corlears Hook gang and . youth OF
twenty-five who committed q murder
when ne was eleven years old, was the
one with whom Policeman Broderick
battled in the dark Of Front street last
night. He had heard that Bishop had
been thrown out OF a saloon at No. 3l7
Front street earlier In the evening and.
knowing the bad record of the gang
leader. Broderick was convinced that
he was preparing to murder the bar
tender In revenge. So he secured the
neighborhood of Cherry Hill. which was
Bishops rendezvous. until he saw his
man sinking along BY the side OF dark
wall In front OF No. Sc Front street.
Brodericl bounced on Bishop and had
big revolver out OF the thugs pocket
before his surprised prisoner could re-
sist. Then he clapped one manacla IN
him. locking the other about his own
left wrist
PRISONER SUDDENLY FLASHED
A SECOND REVOLVER.
Broderick had not progressed far
toward the Madison street station when
there was a sudden movement OF his
prisoners free hand and a second gun
flashed out OF the side pocket Of his
coat. Bishop whlrled about and pressed
the muzzle Of the revolver against the
pol!ceman's head. Broderick ducked
quickly and brought his nightstick down
in a paralyzng blow upon the hand that
held the revolver.
Then grimT and silently the two men.
chained wrist to wrist. fought In the
darkness. Bishop was trying to strange
the policeman with his free hand. while
the policeman rained blow after blow
with his locust stick on his prisoner s
head. Finally the heavy club won out.
and Bishop went limp.
But before the station-house was
reached he revived and began once more
to fight Again the nightstick came into
play. Bishop was badly beaten UP be-
fore he reached the station. There when
he was searched a thin bladed dirk.
sharp as a razor. was found in one OF
his shoes. The thug had gone out
"heeled" for murder. He was arraigned
to-day on the double charge of carrying
concealed weapons and assaulting an
officer.
Bishop began his criminal career In
January. 1901. when he was only eleven
years old. He shot and killed Gather
inc Durant. a little girl, at Prince and
High streets, Brooklyn. after a quarrel
over some candy.
EVEN AS A BOY WAS LIKE WILD
BEAST.
For that crime he was sent 10 the
Catholic Protectory because OF his ex-
IRENE youth. but he was such a terror
there that no had to be removed to the
House OF Refuge. There In five years
he establ shed the reputation of being
little short Of wild beast.
He had hardly been discharged a
month when he was arrested and con-
victod Of petty larceny and sent to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-07

the psnitentiary for . year. Several
workhouse terms followed that and
last April he shot at his sister. Mrs
Lillian Mulhall Of No. sci Cherry
street. when she refused to give him
drink money. The sister would not
appear against Bishop and he had to
be turned loose.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
ROAD WORK SOON
Be ENTIRELY
SUSPENDED

H. VI. Lewis, constructing engineer
OF the territorial highway, arrived
from Ma1ton yesterday and is CLOSING
up all accounts between the territory
aud the contractors, ms the final ac,
in abandoning further work on ,bn,
project. He stated that his engineer.
ing force will be broken up today,
excepting one engineer, who will assist
In making up final estimates.
After Italian contractors complete
rock work at the Hassayampa bridge
further road work will be NJ an end
in Yavapai county on the territorial
highway. With dirt filler near the
crossing, the road will be in first.
class travelling condition.
Saturday signalized the formal open.
ing Of the highway TO the summit ~
Senator mountain over the new
bridge route, and the first automobile
to make the trip was that Of T. q.
Norris, who was accompanied by Mrs.
Norris and Mr.. and Mrs. ". n. DOYLE.
All expressed themselves "a awed by
the grand scenery, and pleased with
the splendid road bed and highly com.
mended the engineering ability dis.
played in its construction.
Mr.. Lewis will return to Phoenix
.Omorfow, where his bus,p... ;,,a.o.
will be looked after His leaving 4,
very much to be regretted, as he has
made many friends during his stay
lerc.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
HISTORIC SPRING
PURCHASED BY
A. B: PEACH
(From Tuesdays Daily

(From Tuesdays Daily
II Is reported that the sale of Gov
eminent Springs, situated ON the Con
per Basin road, eight miles from thi,
city, has taken place. A. Is. Peach
foreman Of the Commercial Mining
company, purchasing from Mrs. Peat
The consideration Is said to have been
Tor $4,000. The property will be
turned over 10 Mr.. Peach as soon a.
the former owner returns from Cal.
ifornia. This water right is said 70
be very valuable for either stock
raising or mining purposes, and has
been affording a never failing supply
Tor over thirty years II received its
title when the government wagon
road was built over that range by
General Il. ID. Thomas, Of the enain.
'ering corps, now retired, who was
'fatioued at Fort whipple.
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POPULAR yOU1I
IS KILLED IN
ACCIDENT
Continued from Page One,

continued from Page on.,
place, the three companions h.,
to the spot with all speed. N, ca
bidgc was the first to arrive ,.'' ~,
OF five minutes after the al,,m
sounded and was followed :. !,
others in a few seconds.
When they reached the .,o,. i,
boy was dead, and there was ~, y ~
least symptom of life, the ho1. ~ =
ready showing the rigors OF ao,,,
An examination of the body rev.,l.,
a narrowing spectacle, and ,,ou ~
location Of the body on the ou,., -
OF the curve Of the track, 1, 4, 1.
heved that the Ill fated rider mn.
have become temporarily confu,ed =, !,
could not guide the machine a., :,
the path that led to his doom. "
Where the dead boy struck III. ma,
blood stains were seen while .o,..,.
able Of his hair was also hany,,. :,
the same. The post was snly eight.
inches high, and possibly he mis,,
not have been aware that |, -.
there. W"
The death of this young ma, !.
deeply deplorcd by every re.ideo, a,
the city. He enjoyed the good vrl
~ all, and his industry and capshili,v
Vas shown in his dutiful regard q.
MS father in assisting him a, N,
'addlery works. Personally he "a,
'cld in an affectionate regard bv N
u his associates, who keenly feel n,
oss, He was the son OF Mr. a.,
Mrs. A. Troutz, and was aged ,bov,
Eighteen years. The tender sympa,b,
4 the community is extended the h.
eaved relatives in the hour Of thai,
ad affliction.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
RESERVOIR CASE
IS NOT YET
DECIDED

4
The hearing In the San Carlos mat
ter was completed Monday, but III,
final decision Is not expected nm
about the first. There were presen,
at the hearing Attorneys Heney aud
Wolfe, representing the Casa urande
water Users association. Engineer
A. G. sieboth, Of Florence, and Attor.
ney Taylor and Engineer Long. Of
Tucson, who represented the railroad
side OF the case. The Sigh interests
were represented by Fox 4 Fox.
Washington attorneys.
II rs our belief that Secretary Fish.
or viii deny the railroads. applie..
ZION for low line right of.way, also
All applications for the reservoir site.
aud simply reserve the reservoir site
Tor the use and benefit Of tho land
owners of this valley aud the Pima
indians, aud that later the department
VIII specify tho terms, conditions and
restrictions under which II will permit
tho dam and distributing system to
'c built - Florence Blade.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
GOLD STAR MINE
ALSO REPORTS
BIG STRIKE
(From Tuesdays Daily

Reliable reports from the mining
camp of Ed. Haney, on the Skull
valley slope of Copper Basin, are to
the effect that n big strike Of god
ore has been made on the Gold Star,
and which has been given publicity
by Its owner. Mr.. Haney stated that
the discovery was made in the bottom
or the main shaft at a depth Of $50
'eet' the high grade ranging to $50
per ton, while the entire shaft carried
values OF over $40. Mr.. Haney has
been operating in that field for the
past two years in . practical manner,
with close corporation.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
OLD RESIDENT
NOTES GROWTH
From Tuesdays Daily

Leo Dryer, formerly connected with
'ne New York store Of this city,
stopped over Sunday on his way to
view York city to visit J. Blumbsrg
ana MS sister, Mrs. Blumberg, whom
"e mas not seen for tho last fourteen
years He was surprised to see how
this city has improved In buildings
the last eight years, since he left for
Gan Diego where he Is now superb
'endent Of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
OFFICIAL COUNT
WILL RUN INTO rEBRUARY

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 17--TOday
the checkers at the capitol are can
Vassing the returns from Marieopa
county In the general election Of
december l2. They expect to com
p'ete the Maricopa canvass by tomOr'
row. When they finish the canvass Of
Maricopa they win be half through
their task. They will have canysssed
the votes Of seven counties Apache,
oochise, Coconino, ella, Graham,
oreenlee and Maricopa.
This 10 January ~. The canyassing
board started ON its work January 2.
Judging from the progress Of the
work to date, tho returns will be
ready to DO certified to President
raft by February Q, at the furthest.
'his should insure statehood by Feb
nary 10. The first state Legislature
vail meet about March 90.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. co.
During December, the American pco.
pie drank much more beer and less
whisky than a year ago. The inter.
nal revenue receipts show that the
consumption Of beer increased oue.
fourth while whisky fell off about
the same amount.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
BOYS ARRESTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE

Willie Ship, about thirteen wear,
DID, and Joe oontreras, Of eleven
years, were arrested yesterday aud
placed In the county Jail charged
with the crime of mayhem and battery
on two boys Of much lesser age.
o"e OF their victims Is said to be
In precarious condition from wound.
'"'ne'ed when the accused bit him al
several places on the body and other.
WISE mistreated him In vicious at.
fackNwith their fists, il Is said.
'heir alleged crime Is without
parallel In this section, and a 1.
believed they will be either sent N
The reform school at Benson or lodged
q the territorial prison at Florence.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24

! trrday, and will return home today
after transactins business, being a
mcfclau, Of the above settlement.
Cigarmakcr visited Jerome.
! Matt Andres, the Prescott cigar.
maker. returned yesterday from 4
hupnc-. trip 10 Jerome
Leave for copper City.
Miss Nclle Barrett and Miss Babe
Sparks lcf, yesterday for Jerome
wbcro they viii visit with friends
for q few lays
Called 20 Mohavo
h. =. clark left yesterday for King
man. wbcrc he was summoned by tclc.
graph on important litigation affecting
mining property in Mohavc county.
Looking over Roads.
T. X. Goodman Of the engineer
corps OF the territorial highway. mr.
rived from Phoenix yesterday on road
business, and will return south today.
Mining Man Returns.
i. T. Fitzgerald of Palermo, Cal,
interested in mines near this city. re.
turned yesterday after an absence of
several months, 10 look after his in.
tcrcsts
Visiting Relatives
Mrs. T. j. Crowl, wife of the North |
'ortez street business man, left yes.
terday for Los Angeles, for few
weeks pleasure VISIT with relatives
and friends.
Again on Duty
Charles Brown, formerly conductor,
on the ). y. j. & y. railway running
out of this city, is now holding a
similar position on the Western Pa
cific line out Of San Francisco.
Returns From South. 4
Mrs. Charles Carman, wife Of the
well known mining man, arrived from
haricopa county, yesterday, aud with
ier husband, will leave today for
Mayer. where they will reside.
seturns Prom Coast.
IL. X. Griscom Of Beaver Creek, AZ $
er business trip Of several days 20 ]
'os Angeles, returned yesterday, and Q
will leave today for his home, where i
% is heavily interested in farming.
dining Visitor. @
Martin Anderson, operating mines o
n Turkey Creek, was in the city yes. 7
erday from his camp and reported =
considerable development and the out.
'ok for lively year as encouraging. 4
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(From Fridays DaiIy.)
Prom Smelesr City.

(ffom Friday's Daily
Prom Smslesr City.
A. X. Multer, with the Consolidated
at Humboldt, Is in the city for a few
days on company business.
An Fork viaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patsy Hollihsn are in
tho city from Ash Fork TO visit with
friends for a few days, and are at
the 81. Michael.
viatang Friends.
MRS W. jeff Martin, wife Of tho
mining man Of Bumbiebee, arrived In
the city yesterday to remain for sew.
eral days visiting with friends.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. ID. ]. Evans, prominently
known Ia social circles Of Humbold,
is In the city visiting with friend,
and Is guest Of the st. Michael
Business Trip.
Fred smith was in the city yes,er.
day from Jersey Lily, whore he re-.
ports the usual amount of mining
activity and the outlook good for Tho
year at several properties
On Mining Business.
John curran, operating mines in
Walker district, arrived in the civ
Yesterday and will leave for Phoenix
where he Is called on business per.
aiming TO his interests.
Looking After Fences.
Ernest J. Park, who has aspir,,,or.
o be the clerk Of the incoming board
u supervisors, arrived from Jerome
yesterday TO look after his politic,l
ences, and viii return home TO-DAY
business Trip.
G. J. McNulty Is in the city from
Is mining camp on Copper Crock
ear the Climax mines, and gives n
God report Of the showing made
rom recent development on his proup !
N Business.
Aionxo Mason, supervisor. ON
10 democratic ticket, arrived from .
ottonwood, on the Upper Verde, YES. :
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Mercantile Visitor.
T. J.. Mclaughlin, with the Twiggs
mercantile house at Maxton. j, in
the city on business
From Kirkland.
u. +. McGillen arrived in the city
yesterday from Kirkland valley on one
of his periodical business trips
Returns From Visit.
Mrs. Annie Vanderbilt. who has
been visiting with friends in the Son.
ator country for the past two weeks.
returned TO the city yesterday.
Leaves for Coast.
Mrs !. T.. Barkley, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Hugo Richards
for several weeks, will leave today
for Los Angeles, her former home.
Passes Through.
w. l.. CLARK, general manager Of
the United Verde Copper company,
passed through the city yesterday for
Phoenix, on business trip for sev.
eral days.
Catholic Ladies' TO Meet.
The regular meeting of the Catholic
Ladies' Aid society will be held in
the basement Of the church this after.
noon at s:so. All members are re-.
questcd TO attend
From the North.
&. T. Lewis, merchant of Ash Fork.
was an arrival In the city Yesterday
and will combine business with pleas.
hre In renewing old time aequaint.
'nccs at his former home
Return From Coast.
Mrs. +. NJ. Murphy and Muss Dutro
'eturned yesterday from Los Angeles.
where the former has been visiting
With her mother, Mrs. Meany. and
'ther relatives, during the holidays. J
Mining Visitor.
IL. j. Vest, the mine owner Of
furon, was in the city yesterday on o
BUSINESS, and reports quite move I
nont In that section to prepare for c
evelopmcnt Mt several camps.
cave For Coast.
y. III Stephens aud daughter Mis-
'tta Stephens, after brief visit r
'ith friends in the city, left yester.
ny for Los Angeles to remain for the Il
inter, where Mrs. stephens is resid. o.
X. B
ankers Return.
X. N. Fredericks, =. q. Brecbt and fl
"A. Hope. who have been attending fc
'e annual meeting of directors of hi
- Bank Of Jerome, returned TO the l.
~ Yesterday after an absence since
onday. NJ
a the Move. te
Deputy U. =. Marshal u. Anderson tn
turned yesterday from the verd. p,
Alley ON civil business, and left In Bi
afternoon for the north. where
important arrest Ia to be made to. in
y OF Federal offender. is
lstness Move. bu
The store formerly occupied by N. of
iceberg on North Cortez street. ia vi
ing remodeled and will be used
'er the first Of February by Sam HI
'llace as clothes cleaning estab. to
hment, who will move from South be,
rtez street. dit
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24

IRON Tuesdays Daily,
from the Range.
~ ana Mrs. Ferdinand w. Brow,
a'e !" the city from the Toltee e,,,,,
'A"se' near Lynx Creek, on bosine..
ana to visit with friends.
Returns From Visit
MRS Thomas Marks, wife ., Il,
''an dispatcher of the 8. T. p & n
railway In this city, returned 80.
Phoenix. ''hus In
seriously Afflicted.
'"afles Cordcs, wife OF tho
wen known merchant Of Cord. Wv
.' ns' IN the city yesterday, mffs,i,a
WIN appendicitis, and was ,,Lau
the Mercy hospital to submi, :, 20
operation. 10 an
Visiting Miner
Harry Yarnell, one a, A..
.nown Of pioneer miners of this .o "'"'
~ arrived in the city sunday ,,a.,
s s. Junction, on bushes, =,
iec'ins bis mining in.ero.,. ~
,a aa'0". lie gives good report .,
,,da.. operations, as well is he con
.o" Isn't OF that old time placer hal,
, ,0as 10 the front again in the n u,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
Mining Visitor
From Sundays Daily.)
Returns From Coast.

N'ioW ounuays DalIy)
Returns From Coast.
Z. 7. Joslin returned Yesterday
from weeks trip to Los Angeles
on mining business.
Business Mission.
w. W. Elliott returned yesterday
from Los Angeles, where he has been
Tor several weeks in connection with
his mining interests near this city.
Leaves for Capital City.
Miss Beryl Stephens, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. stephens, left yes.
terday for Phoenix, where she will be
the guest for two weeks Of Miss Clara
Powell
Bradshaw Visitor.
l. j. Nyberg, the well known min.
ing man OF the Bradshaw Mountains
u J" the city from Crown King on
business, and gives the usual repo,t
OF an active mining section.
visiting Sick Father.
D. II. Robinson left yesterday 20,
kirkland Valley, on his weekly trim
TO the bedside of his father. who has
been Ill for several weeks. Tn. CON
'it'on OF the latter Is said TO he mo,s
favorable than for some time.
Visiting Miner.
a. H. Conner operating mines nea,
Necabe, was a business vi,itor -
he city yesterday, and reported .h.,
'e'd as active everywhere and nro.
'uct'on being maintained at sevs,a,
mines lie anticipates better time,
MS year than last. 4,l
rom the Grade. us
u, Il, Fshel, constructing eup,n..,
Z the g. f.. p. 4 p. RAILWAY. sr,,v.s
rom the grade Of the new ,.il,o.a
Ut OF Cedar Glade, yesterday and
ives good report Of the p,ou,o..
: work. Over 500 men are emn,ov
ana twenty-three miles Of thu I'm.
covered, requiring fourteen c,mn.
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city News
....In Brief
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From Thursdays Daily
Visitor
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
Visiting Relatives.

Mrs. 7. j. Crowl, wife of the Mort
Cortez street business man, left vel
terday for Los Angeles, for a 70,
weeks pleasure VISIT with relative
and friends.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
Again on Duty.

Charles Brown, formerly conducto
on the s. =. =. & y. railway rnnnin,
out of this city, is now holding
similar position on the Western Pa
cific line out Of San Francisco. H
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-24
Looking over Roads
Mining Man Returns.

j. r. Fitzgerald of Palermo.
Interested in mines near this city
turned yesterday after an abscnc
several months, 10 look after hi,
tercsts.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-01
THOUGHT EARTHLY
CAREER IS ENDED
GrOans from Water Pipes
Caused CONSERVATION
at Tarbell's.

After darkness had spread over our
city last Saturday evening there came
to the ears of the office folks at the Tar.
bell meat market the voice as of one in
distress. The heartrending sounds
seemed to emenate from above and indi-
Gated the last stages of some earthly ca
reer-a summouing OF that aircraft
which taxes no tumbles and lands one
where no coal is called for but where ice
is indispensable il the tag lands them in
the wrong place.
In the spirit of human sympathy a
hasty investigation was started by Mr..
Cookbook and Doctor Burst" taking a
trip to Kings studio above the market
first. They found King looking we'll and
were informed by him that the sounds
Of distress had not come from his studio.
Many have said that Kings pictures ap.
pear as though they could talk, but no
one has ever said they looked sick. AS
the pictures were all looking we'll the
search was resumed on the floor belo v
until Detective sherlock" arrived, when
another search vas instituted ia Kings
studio but with no results.
AS Tarbell keeps strictly fresh meats
it was suggested that there might posi-
bly, be an animal still alive in his
cooler, but an examination dispelled
this theory.
Few mysteries survive thor ough test,
however, and this one faded when the
water faucet IN the back room was
closed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-01
Party Battle Before Primary.

Well, the uncertainty is at an
end, Colonel Roosevelt has
spoken. 81 will accept the
nomination for president if it is
rendered to me-" said he in his
reply to the seven republican
governors, one of whom was
Michlgan's own and only, the
Hon. Chase S. Osborn, who
solicited him to stand for the
nomination. Of course he
would accept. The Office OF
president of the United States
is the highest and most honor
able position that can be con-
ferred on any man, by any peo-
pie anywhere on earth. Where
is there an American citizen
among the millions who are
eligible to the position, who
would not accept such nomina-
ton if it were rendered to him,
especially if it came from the
Republican party, which has a
habit of electing its nominees
and which expects to continue
that practice next fall, no matter
who the nominee may be? Taft,
Roosevelt or LaFollette, all able
men, all honorable men, al
staunch republicans, either one
of whom is able to lead the party
to victory on the 9Th day Of
November in this year of grace,
A. d. 1912, and either one Of
which the party will be proud &c
accept as its leader and to en-
Enthusiastically follow to victory
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-01

THERE will probably be no
opposition in the republican
caucus Monday night. to the
denomination of w. V. Hall for
village clerk. his conceded by
all regardless of party affiliations
that he has made one of the best
clerks the village ever had He
is courteous, obliging and
efficient. The affairs of the
village under his administration
have been kept in a systematic
and business like manner. His
clerical ability has been demon
strated during his first term, and
his zeal and careful attention to
the duties of his Office entities
him to the unanimous endorse
ment of his party for a second
term.