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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-23

held this morning at 3 o'clock at the
William Rennie home. 1910 East Sew
enth street, after which the body will
he sent to the old home of the deceased
at Jet. Okla, where burial will be
made. His mother and brother will
accompany the body to Oklahoma.
Wstertown-H. L. Loucks, OF this
city, the pioneer among the progress
sives of South Dakota, will probably
be a candidate for the United States
senate against Coe / Crawford. This
was forecasted by a letter which Mr..
Loucks has mailed to a COMMITTEES of
citizens asking that he enter the con
test either for governor. congress or
senator in behalf of state development
and real progressive principles.
Armour-W. W. Sparks. brother in
law of Ed. g. johnson, of Yankton,
classed as the official dispenser of South
Dakota democratic patronage. was in
Armour a couple of days this week in
the interests of a Sioux City grain firm.
Although Mr.. Sparks is claimed to be
a republican. the rumor here is that he
is slated for a federal position, that of
Indian alloting agent.
Pierre-In the readjustment OF tele-
graph company assessments, as a re-
suit of the hearings before the tax
commission. some reductions were
made from the raises recently an
nounced by the commission. A cut
of 25 per cent was made on the
Western Union. and SO per cent ON
the Minneapolis and st. Paul lines.
As new adjusted the total assessment
of the telegraph companies stand at
81, 032, 727. instead of at 81 $40, 226,
the figures resulting from the boards
original raise.
Bruce-Caught in the machinery OF
his grain elevator, W. III. Walters
had his arm mashed and narrowly
escaped being drawn into the machin-
cry and his life crushed out. He was
working about the machinery when
his arm became caught between two
pulleys which were only about three
fourths of an inch apart and absolutely
stationary. When the arm was caught
there vas no giving by the pulleys. At
the critical juncture other men work
ing in the elevator discovered the pre-
dicament of Walters and stopped the
engine. One of the pulleys had to be
broken with a crOwbar before Walters
arm could be liberated.
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-. fI"<% EDW. L: MIx.'< 54s2;Tt Clerk of the Superior Court r1 Santa Cruz County, Arizona: 'e1 -9S -2t '5i':@ s1s>: --.,s ts if{s .
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the years 1910 and 1871, the sum of One gThousapd .fsltOO0teo) Dollars. in

the years 1910 and 1911, fhe SUI Of Oue Thousand .{SI.000feo) Dollars. in tabor:and Improvements upon the fol7 lowing lode mining claims. Situated in the Tyndafl Mining District Santa Cruz GCo1rty, iiAfizona, r tow tt q; The Rainbow. Polaski, Prince of Wales, The Nary PittsburgEj the notices of loca ton of which are recorder in' the office of the County RecoTdef' of Santa Cruz County. A rizona, in books nine and ten, Mining Locations. at pages 263, 264, 265. 13T and 138. ''r'''''' 'f;>f' it,l !' r-
 The labor was done and said iiifl- provemepts: made in com pliance' with the requirements of, Title = X&XII; Chapter 6. Section 2324. of the Revised Statutes of the: United States, and amend ments thereto, and of the Jaws of the Territory Of Arizona, concerning annual labor on mining claims. being the amount necessary to hold said min ing claims for the period ending De- cember 3lst. 191 k +;.a ...s F s..,.-.-~.
 And; if within ninety lays from the personal service of this notice. or with in ninety days after the publication thereof. you faii or refuse to-contribufe your proportion of such expenditure, as CO o-owners to-wit;f one third (3F of such expenditure for the said years, your interest in the said mining claims will become the property: of the. under signed, your co owners, W hO have made the expenditure required by the terms of the afore- m en tioned section.3 i:.s :i; :.I IfERANK 'EsEICHERT, @;;t :t -.,s-
 MARTIN MICHAELOW4SKI. ..-
 First pub Dec. ', 1912-73mo. .
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sa NOTICE.

:" In the Superior Court County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona. S;@5
 =T.In the. matter :ef7the estate and guardianship, off Trinidad Jund, minor. 2: ,-:.zs:<s:,a 5,.1e.j;: +*.-
 ,Joh D. J und, the guardian of the estate of .:1Flnidad. Jund ,5 minor, under the age of s21: years,,+ having filed. his dulyEverified petition. here ,in, lprayihg 4for+an- order of this court, authorizing >ands directing himzto borrow the cum, of eight thousand five hundred dollars. or
 such lesser sum. as the court may
 deem necessary. for the purposes set forth in said petition. :, - .It is therefore ordered. by the fudge of said court, that all per
 sons interested in said estate, D.
 pear before the said Superior Court, en Monday the :3rd day of Febru- ary, at 10. o'clock in the forenoon
 of said day, at the court room of
 said court, at the court house, at
 Nogales, County of Santa Cruz, to show cause, why anrerder should
 not;be granted to the said guardian to mortgage the real estate, men Stioned and described in said: peti- tfon for the sum of eight thousand five hundred dollars, or;such; lesser
 amount as 10 the court may, seem meet, and reference is made for
 further particulars to the petition Eons file herein. zr-@ t@-1s..~ x;,.::,...-. And it is further ordered, that a
 copy of this order be published at
 least four successive weeks in THE
 BORDER VIDETTE,a a newspaper print ed. and published in said, county:
 .- Dated this. 3rd day of Jan-, 1913. F" 'f +-~s FRANK J. DUFFY, ..
 II A. Judge of said Superior Court.
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sToCKHOLDERs' MEETINa.;

To the Stock holders of the Cerro Azul , Mining. Company: ...7 ~-:.-;...;-- Notice is hereby given that thefreg uiar annual meeting of the stock hold CTS of the Cerro Azul Mining Com pany will be held at the office Of the office of the secretary of said company in the Mcintyre building, in the town of Nogales, Santa Cruz county, A ri- 1913, the same, being the third day of said month, at the hour of eleven o'clock, a: m, for the purpose OF elect ing directors for the ensuing year, 5and for the further purpose of giving the Board of Directors of said Cerro Azul Mining Com pany, full power and au- thority to deed, sell, lease OF bond all right and title to all real and personal property of the company in the United States of America, and in Mexico, lthe properties in Mexico being owned and held through the "Alianza Mining Company, $. A."l; to authorize the Board of Directors of said -Alianza Mining Company, $. A.,f to deal as above set forth when so instructed by the Boaad of Directors Of the Cerro Azdi Mining Company; to authorize the Board of Directors of the -Cerro Azul~ Mining Company to dispose of ali shareh oldings in the 'AHanza Min ing Company, s. A.,' under escrow agree ment executed in the proper man. ner, and to .transact any and all other business that may legally come before the meeting.
 O O. SAXHANG;
 = s.-:-,:.---- President.
 Dated Nogales, Ariz., Jan. IA. 1913
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srNGoodf U. SoJobs. nI e.,,,

E.aTife 'United;S tates. s.civilaervics commission announces:the exam ihationi for. forest and feM clerk, to be held at, an early;date. :Ap- plication blanks and ;. further in, formation may be obtaisied from the Local Secretary, 2Beard<. et Civil Service Examinati0pS,,5 at the Immigration .Ohfceyip this city. z Applications must be, filed with the district secretary, not later. than, February 1st,*~.1913. The positions are worth from
 $1, 1OQ, to z$1, 200 per. yeara ...;..
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'' In the Superior Court County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona. s;<5
 -1,In the. matter ef7the estate and guardianship, ofxTrinidad- Jund,
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..NoTILGE.- FOR BIDS: :.
Burial. of Indigent Dead

Burial. of lndigtent Dead: : ;',i l Office. of Board of Supervisors. .....: Santa Cruz. County, Arizona, ;,
 Nogales, Arizona December
 31, 1913.
 Notice is; hereby sgfven that sealed ! bids will ,besreceivedib by the Board Of Supervisors of Sam ia Cruz County, at their office, npt to fFO'l6o clock a. m..' J arnaFy 30, 1918, for the burial Of the ihs digent dead for year colnnfenc. ing February. i1st, .1913.s stFhe collins used 1;in the Ebufying:,of the inaigents to'!besa .No;31icoffn made Of red wood ,bupholdstered with excelsior and lined with muslin t8>i: -i.s:l-..aE .es+;i t;.lsiC ! 1i : The head board to be of No. 1 red wood, ' fx1 2x3; asurfaced:4on both : fsides,is: painted nmitf1' two coats of white paint aandF shall contain;(ff knowp,) the full naHde, age and date of death off, the deceased. ssl- s': ::*;H:srF tar2.ii,:-is :, .<. All bids must be aecompanfed by a certified check for; $50 .00, as a guaranty that the bidder will enter into contract for the faithful performance of the ser vice. Z~r -:..-
 The successful bidder will be required to giYe.a good and sui ficient bond in such. amount as the Board may require. condi- tioned upon the faithful, per formance of his contract. i,.,..e- Each bid must be accompanied by copy of this advertisement. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. .+c-:c.
 By order of the Boardtof. Su- pervisors. '.~I --...::.1:. -:s-f. .::s..5,.;t5,<5- PHIL. .HEROLD,. .:r-.-,
 1-11 .3t. F.: = -:~4s:- CLERK.
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NOTICE.

| In the. Superior Court of San
 ta Cruz County, State of Arizona.
 In the. matter of the estate of N. W.-Bernard,; deceased. .oe..- = . Notice, is hereby given, that N.z WiaBernard,i executor Of the last will, afdr testament of N.s IVY. Bernard / deceased, has applied to the Superior Court of !. the County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona, and filed therein his
 petition on the 24th : day of January, A. D., 1913, praying for an order to enter into an op- ton and agreement with Wood worth &. Lane for the sale of the interest of said estate in and to the mining claim or location known as the. Missouri" ,sftus +ated in the OroIBlanco Mining
 District, Santa Cruz County, i,
 Arizona, and that said petition has been set for hearing for. Sa- turday, February. 8th, A! D., 1913, at two o'clock in the after
 noon, of said day.. at the court
 room of said court at the court house in the Town of Nogales, Santa Cruz County. Arizona. at which time and place any person
 may appear and show: cause, If any there be, why the prayer ;of
 saidzpetition.s should not:be grant ed..5:.u:..+ a.5;1.',;@t 5;,:,;.! air .uI
 Dated this. 24th day of Jan. uary, A D., I913..1 .~,i: j. @.s:= F.;
 -; f1s<t EDw. I. MIX JsiFs:Y Clerk Of the Superior Court
 W - Santa Cruz County, Arizona: 1. 1-25;3t 3,'. :'>; =; ''s = < 'f|>
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tit: -fj; - :: |:El -''+ff:
 Notice ot: Sale. of. Delinquent Stock.

Float Gold Am algamating Company
 Location of principal place of busi- ness, Los Angeles California. ;' '~ NOTIcE:i There is; delinquent upon the following describedt stock on ac- count of.assessment No. 3, levied on the :4th day of December, 1912, the several amounts set opposite the names of.the! respective.3 shareholders as fol-
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NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

Alto, Arizona, =December'4, 1912
 To Henry .Habenicht, his heirs and assigns:.. @.-. -,,t,-:.:. ..l:.,,,.-- have expended during
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. And in accord ance. with la " and an order of thet board of direct ors made on the 4th day of December, 1912. so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be nectss4ry wiil bef-sold at public auction at he office. of the said Float Gold Arna.l ga amating Com pany. No. 327 mort h Buena Vista street, Los Angeles California, on the i2th- day of February, 19I3.' at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m of the said day, to; pay the delinquent assessments thereon, to- gether with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale -i-- ::
 -:-t.:'' NICHOLAS J. RUNNY; = Secretary of the Float Gold Amalga-
 mating Company, whose office is locat
 ed at No. 327 North Buena Vista street, Los Angeles, California. ] 25 3t.
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USES ENGLISH.
 STARVING PLAN
Special Nugget Service.

Spec'ai Nu00st Serviee-
 CLEVELAND. Sept. 2S. Mrs. Mar Gnrct 4. Carter. the t:iyria woman who is under arrest on a charge of using ihc mails in an attempt to Liackmnii Miss Lillian Huntington. of the s,mc town. coila pscd in the officr of United States Comissioncr Daoust yesterday afternoon. She has been on n hunger strike since her arrest. an.l hcr condition Is serious.
 Mrs. Carter was being taken from the county jail to Inc federal buildin, when she became ill and had to h. carried into the building. 4 few min utcs later. after she had reached Daoust's office. she collapsed.
 After half an hour Mrs. Carter WIS restored to consc iousncss and her pre- iiminary hearing began. Her lawyer mr,!c a plea that her bail be rrduce'i from sIO,0O0 to sa.0O0. hut commis- s;pncr Daous, made n" Imiing on this request.
 Mss Huntington. at Tut in hay to d.... was angry over the Carter dcvci- ,pn,ents. Thursday she was willing {" .'"mc to testify. hut over night sh' {. h;ired her mind and said that she ,ar"d nothing about the matter.
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TWO YOUNG NOME LADIES
 DIE IN CALIFORNIA

The sad intelligence hus been con vcyed hero that two young ladies. sisters and members of the Ivory fam fly. died recently in California within two weeks of each other. The young ladies were daughters of Mrs. Ivory. formerly of the Ivory house. and were known hero as Miss Della and Miss Lois Ivory The latter had been mar ricd since she left Nome and leaves two children. They lived for years In Nome and went to school here. Their sister. Miss Belle Ivory. is teacher at present in the school at Teller.
 II is snid that the cause M Miss pcila's death was the death of her sister to whom she was deeply attach cd. She gricvcd terribly and there E good reason to believe this.
 Mrs. Ivory. with her four daughters and two sons Paul and Joe. were well known In Nome and the news of tho death of the two young sisters will be a matter of the deepest regret to all who Knew them.
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COURT NOTES.

Alice Thyson Kackupuk was gran,cj . divorce from John Kachupuk.
 In the case of the r. <. against Ed. Richer. Dick Larsen and x. C. Wi. Hams. the defendants failed to appeur and honds were ordered forfeited. A bench warrant has bren issued for their arrest.
 sherman Grayam entered a plea of guilty to two indictments charging him with tampcring with the mall an l forgery. Sentence will hc passed next Friday.
 On account of several jurors belnS disqualified or excused the rourt or dcred the jury commissioner md cicrN to draw additional names for jury ser vice.
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permit. That afternoon they found that they were in three fathoms of water. and shortly after they sighted land. Later they run into the breakers and pulled their boat out of the water.
 Fly this time the cold and exposure had so nuinbed the men that they wer, only able to stamp about with great pain and difficulty. To their great dis. appointment they found that they wer" only on sand spit that would be GOV cred Ut high tide.
 Getting into the dory again with great difficulty they circlcd this sp:t ar island. and then made on on the same course they had been steering before. Just before niGhtfall they again sighted what they thought was land and felt sure they could make It be fore dark. Here they thought they could see iglOos and people moving about.
 
 teen minute shifts and just befor- dark they grounded their boat. All hands disembarked and started for the shore. After long walk they got out of the water onto hard ground. then into muddy bottom and again into the water They now saw that they coulh not make the Innd so they returned to the dory for another night. Tn" captain stuck an oar into the mud and tied up to It. Three hours before day light the dory fioatcd. IL was dark and the occupants of the boat had n" matches with which |" make q iigh, so they decided to hang on. However. their oar pulled out and they were obliged to mako a start for some place They had no compass hut took gen eral course which they guessed and In half an hour again thought they sight ed land and houses. This belief was strengthe when they thought they made out a light Sometime htcf their boat again grounded. They then waited for the flood tide and went in with 1t.
 The first thing they did on reaching land was to search for water. They managed to find some brackIsh water in n smnli lake about half 2 mile bnck from the b.ach. Also two native ig- Ioos. They crossed whnt appeared 10 he n fresh trail and followed 1t. Iiah il mile down the coast they sighted .ome natives with boat. In their eS- bousted condition with frozen feet and half famishcd for want of food ana water the castaways had hard tim" in making heir way to where the natives were. They managed to let the ro,ives know of their condition ana werc given salmon and seal oil which wore food and drink both to the f''m- ,.hed men. These natives were gather ing logs and were hound for summer
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Special Nugget Service.
 

Special Nugget Service. WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.--A bill uthorizing the direct construction o! government railways in Alaska was r, ported to the House judiciary com" mittc- late Saturday.
 This bill authorizies the issue of thirty five million three per cent gov
 ernment bonds. the money from the s,,le of which tn he applied to the con- lstruction of Il railroad seven hundred miles long. This road is to exten.'
 from one of the seaI0rts of Alaska to towns and sections in the interior over route yet to be selected. Ac- cording to the terms of the bill as r, ported the selection "f this route ani the mileage of the road is left In tho hands of the president of the United States.
 A section of the bill which has bech added to the original draft by thr committee will give all matters par- ,aining the operation and manage ment of tho road to the members of the
 Inter- state commerce commission. In
 other respects the bill does not mn
 tcriaIly differ from tho Chamberlain in
 bill.
 Chairman Houston of Inc territories
 committee announced iast night thai
 no attempt would bc made by his com
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however. as the ship turned over or
 her beam ends managed to climb te
 the guard rail where he maintai inec
 himself as the boat did not turn turtle
 AS soon as he could get the water ou, lof his eyes he saw the small boat in the distance and waived goodbye t, her crew.
 Later the dory came back and lay iu the leu of the overturned Wasp. Mir
 Waskey. thinking that his comrad des had returned for him told them he would stay by the shtp. The captain hailed and said that he did not thini, the Wasp would sink and asked Mir Waskey if he could take line The boats painter was then made fast to the Wasp and the captain climbed aboard tho hulk. He and MT. Waskey rrmained aboard until three n. m.. the dnry trailing on the lea side tended off by her crew. A small amount of relief from the roughness of the waves was had on account of oil which leaked out onto the water.
 Captain aladsen at three o'clock got back into the dory. Mir. Waskey re mtined aboard the wreck until six o'clock In the morning. He knew the ship wns drifting away from land but hoped that the sea would calm so they could leave the wreck before dark. At six o'clock MT. Waskcy got into the d0ry. The storm continued very hard all day and all that nght.
 The provisions In the dory con sisted of only one and one half pounds of bacon and three small strips of dried salmon. There was no water whatever. What bread had been put into the dory had been washed overheard.
 The following morning the storm cont tInucd and it was decided that they would have to quit the vicinity of the wreck and make for land. After day light they left the shelter of the wreck with Chief Engineers HcnnInGscn at the oars.
 Mir. waskey states that his most vivid recollection of this time K of meeting tho first big roller. The dory seemed io stand upright on her stern. hut she climbed up and over the wave. The course was now laid about eas. by south. but they were unable to hold Ii on account of the heavy seas. This course was laid by the light of the sky in the east All this day the east aways hoped to strike land before nightfaI. but in this they were disa- ppointed. They were forced to put In all that night in the dory exposed to severe cold and wet to the skin.
 Early next morning they were cheer . ed by the thought that they had sight ed land. Captain Madsen risged n sounding line with some pieces or ropcyarn and an orelock for lead with which he made several soundings when the roughness of the water wouih
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mittee to have the bill considered un ]
 passed by the House at the present
 extra session of congress-. He said
 'under the terms of our agreement this committee cannot even report the hill to the House until just before the extru session closes us it would he against our understanding among our selves to attempt any Legislation of this kind at the extra session. Under will be made to put the bili through until after the converting of the regular session nf congress. 1 firmly believe however that the bill can be passed in the House Ut that time without the slightest difficulty ns from what l can learn there will Ire no serious "pposi- ton from any quarter"
 Representative Albert Johnson. of Washington. a firm friend of ALuska and Il consistent worker for all that is of benefit to the territory. said iust night. "as Il member of the territories committee [ can say authOritively thi,t the Ahlslan railway bill will bc report : csl tn the House carly next February r- the regular session. This will give the president. who is immensely interested iu the passage M tine bill ns well ns ii' ,t,., .,..,,.,l1u,r.ot .,r AI,ak., lime fU carefully go over all the available in
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DRINK CRAzEO
 '"" '-i NEGROES KILL

caught will meet the snme fate. The tension between the whites and hhuks is so severe that the governor has ordered state militia W the scene as srious riots resulting in much blood . shed arc feared
 After being put out of several negro drinking places the Jones brothers de- mandcd liquor from white aloon- keeper.
 Upon being refused they killed the saloon man and supplied themselves from his stock. Then they started on Il tour of murder and rapinc which ended In the deaths as above described
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Special Nugget Service.

lIARRlSToN. Miss. Sept. 29.-Tw" negroes who are said to he brothers started a reign "f terror here today. After Il prolonged spree they became drink crazed and started to wipe out the white population. AS result n; tho shooting up "f the place thre" white men. including Shcriff c. H. Hammctt are dead and six whites and seven negroes are severely wounded.
 Walter Jones one of the negroes lynched and the whites are searching the woods for his brother. who. If