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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-07

Gibraltar, Nov 6.-The squadron Of nine
United States battleshps, which Is on It's
way to visit various Mediterranean ports,
passed the Rock on its eastward voyage
at an early hour to-day. Great regret was
expressed in Gibraltar that the vessels
Of the American fleet did not stay here
for a time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-07

Naples, Italy, Nov. ga division of the
Italian feet. under the command OF the
Duke of the Abruzzi. anchored here to-
day to await the arrival OF the American
battleships Arkansas and Florida, due
here on Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
R. E MORTGAGE

RE MORTGAGE F Jennings ,o w s Jennings
 ehu ..-......-.. oio D D Giichell to l. Marion
 Cochise prop .... 1000 ., J H and Harry Macia to M
 Mooie, l.nd ............. 1000 3.
 cHArrEL MORTGAGES H l. Johnson Co Nor.ou-Mor. gan Com C., live stock 10000 ;.
 Q. c. DEED ) R Braziel to B w Perneli, Bisbee prop ............ 10 . s Williams to H w Willi. Hams. Bisbee prop ....... 5. REALTY MORTGAGE FW Dosn to AriIons Bank & Trust Co, Douglas prop 1000
 CHArTEL MORTGAGE " c Howard to lst National Bank of Dcns!ss, cattle. fJ01 .. W E Hsrrison to 30th Cen. tury Machine Co, machinery 450 .. w H Bnsh Jr to the Central Sul Sor Valley Bank, cattle 600 .. c L Murphy to Ariz Bank & Trust Co, furniture ..... 100 = $ s Totton to Ball Hanimsn Co. Bisbee prop ...... $50 ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE NJ Davis to J w Guthrie. let Nat Bank Douglas to w Q Housrd ...- .....
 POWER OF ATTORNEY P Johnson to L Johnson. s L Tot,en to wC Johnson
 ART. OF ISc'P,S Levy Realty Corporatiou....
 @. c. DEED Lucy McGrath Hunt to John W McGratb, land ...... 1 Charles J McGrath to John J McGrstb, land. ........
 WARRANTY DEED John " McGrath to Gus HaIgIer, land ...... 10 .. W H Lawrence ct ux to F L Griffith, land d......... 1900 .. o Colson ct ux to A c Bar. toline, Douglas prop. ... 10 ..
 MINING DEED c Simkins to Copper Pools Mines Go. mining prop .. 100 ..
 RE MORTGAGE J F. Hood ct ux to W W Holmes. Douglas prop.... 10 ..
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE Thos Hill to Bowie Bank & Trust Co.,, live stock, to secure 0oO SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Fletcher to Charles and William Eberlinz.... J Fletcher to George and Nj c Medigovicb. ... W Westfall to Norton .Mor. gan Com mmercisl Co. ......
 sHERIFf's RETURN Fidelity Say & Loan Assn vs John Keating ct al. .....
 V James Garrett to Agnes H Wikstrom. Gleeson prop... l .- Douglas investment Go to J A McGuire, Douglas prop. $50 |. Douglas Investment Co to Laura A Mecbsm, Doug las prop. ...-s.-....-..-. loo ..
 CLAIM OF PossEssoRY RIGHT Josephine Rock. land ... John Rock land. .......
 WATER RIGHT George W Keshey. Sandy Bobs Spring. -... Henry 0 Keshey. of Bull G-~,A~s
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Mexican Injured While
 Sleeping on Track

Last night as the nine-t irty train
 was pulling in from Fairbsnk, and
 when near the court house, in the
 railroad yards, c Mexican resident oi
 Tombstone, by the name of Dsmssio
 Lopez, had . narrow escape from
 death by being run over. He was
 lying beside the rails the engine striking him . glsncing blow and knocking him into tLe ditch at the side of the track. Dr Hughart wss summoned at once and it was found that he had sustained five broken rihs on his right side beside numerous other bruises about the head and right arm. He had b eu intoxicated during the day and was presumably on his way home when be fell near the rails and went to sleep Beginner Struth- ere. who is sn old timer on the Fl Psso and Southwestern railroad, did not see the mar until it Sss foo fate to stop the train, the momentum carrying the train far past where the Mexican was lyirg. Beside the five broken ribs he is no. much the worse for his narrow escape rom death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Indians Violate
 State Game Laws

Deer are being killed by the In. disns in the southwestern corner of Graham county in violation of the game lave. The killing is done with. out discrimination ss to size, age or sex
 County Attorney Crosby was over in Klondyke the latter part of last week and while there he found con- siderable evidence of the work Of party of San Carlos Apsches, who d been in that section.
 The Indians had e permit from their agent to go over their and gath CT scorns; but while they were there they also took advantage of their be- ing away on . holiday, and killed large number of deer.
 Ps-t of the venison they sold to Mexicsns, in whose possession it was found by Justice Dunlap and Cone stable Rex. The Mexicsns said that they hsd bought the venison from the Indians and ct first the officers doubt ed their storv.
 Upon further investieation they found the feet of deer where the Inc diane h d hung .hem in . tree to dry and had forgotten them. They also found other signs of the Indians being the guilty parties.-Grshsm Guardian
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Former Convict
 Beats His Wife

Cirilo Ortegs, sn "honor man" from the state peni,entiary at Florence. out ou parole vas arrested last evening by Officer Ybsrra, at Tucson, charged with disorderly conduct. He is said to have threatened the woman with . revolver.
 Ortega was released from the peni.. tentisry some time back and has been employed in Tucson and is said to have been very industrious and trust- worthy. It is clsimed that he lived At the home of Maria Estes and that they quarreled because he whipped her children. Officer Ybarrs arrived before he had attempted to carry oui bis alleged threat to shoot the woman It is claimed that he struck her also but this she refuses to state, He is ( lsborer. but is intelligsnt and spesk, English readily.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Mexicans Refused
 Entrance Into Cochise

The examining board of the Douglas United States immigration service had a busy time this morning. Inspector in Charge Heath, Inspector Dsytcn aud Inspector McDsniels constitute this board. reinforced by Or. Adamsop m an ad'isory capacity. Two MeI- ican families were refused sdmittsnce by reason of one or members of each family being found to be afflicted with the dreadful scourge of trschoma. . disesse of the eyes
 Five swell looking Mexican girs were turned back into sunny Mexico because oi their being unable to give . satisfactory reason fir admission. They were mo iishly attired, dsshing in appearance, with long silken IseSSes that almost hid in . most coquetisb way brilliant, lustrous, lsnguorous eyes. The board wss adsmantine 70 their appeals. however, co there was nothing to it for them but disconso- lately to go back to Agus Priets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Corp'n. Com. Collects
 $75,OOO in Fees

During the last two months the c rporstion commission has handled nearly $75 900 in fees and such like and turned the came over to the state treasury. This money constitute, the annual income to the state from the insurance companies, being the two per ceut premium tax. which amounts to $56 1854 .72 of the total sum. This is . srester sum than has been turned in for sny previous year Divided into the two montbs of July and August it elbows e follews:
 Tso per cent tax for July, s27, $50 7 46 Two per cent tax for August $29,s04 ?. Total e above. Under the provisions of the isw this money goes into the school fund.
 The balance of the $75.O00 is ir other feee from iusurspce compspie and goes into the general fund. Th, fees as above collected really sts ut for eightfcn months' business irou the insurance companies instead Of [ year owing to the peculiarly of sh' fee bill As against this the larses previous year wss $S5. 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Copper Circuit Line
 Tucson to Benson

A new copper metallic circuit from Tucson io Benson will shortly be ln- stalled by . gang of men working uus der the direction of Fore man R Mo- Candless from Fl Psso of the Noun rain ststes Telephone company. MT McCandess arrived yesterday and will start work immedia ely.
 The purpose of the new circuit. sc- cording to P c. Gettins, local m m'n- sgsr Of the company, will be to aid in rlieving the congestion Of telephonic business with Bisbee. Tombstone and Douglas. A copper circuit similar tc the one installed is already in service between Benson and the three cities mentioned, and with the installation
 of the extra circuit between Tucson and Benson the service will be very much improved.
 MT. Gettins also stated that he val receiving many compliments on th' continued improvement of the locs service. He sttSibutes the improve
 meut in DO smsll degree to the efh
 cient work of the ne~ chief operate . of the Tucson exchsng', Mrs. Lil. Mitchell. formerly chief operator a
 both the Chssspooga and Memph' ] exchanges in Tennessee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

A rotary drill is being operated by the Brown Brothers. Dsn, Mate and Will, on one of their claims south and east Of the Mary and joining the Emmet. They are now down about so feet and are iu . formation that inc dicates the presence of ere very close Considerable ore taken from near the surface, has been shipped from this property in the past with good results and the owners are confident that the ground is underlsid with ore at the depth at ~hich other ore bodir 6 are being worked in the camp ct the present time. Whether or not ore ie encountered in the hole now beng put down, the drill, which is oper., ated by 6 F b. p. gasoline engine, will be used thoroughly prospect this group Of claims.-Arizonan.
 A car of implements, etock etc.. wa unlosded here few days ago for Prof Fillerup and the Experiment farm Prof. Fillerup's family has also arrived They are living at press nt in the Mr. Flank Browns house.
 Representative c B. Kel.op, after having made trip to hi. former home in Maryland ss well ss being at the encampment at Gettysburg. arrived I ct his valley home, early this week. Mrs. John M. Ssylor, daughter O ] MT. and Mrs George W. Sbeerer, re ; turoed late last week to her home s' Tempe, after making her parents [ visit ct their valley home.
 R. H. Ollson and J. NJ. Caldwell 0
 Webb, were in Courtlsnd Wednesday
 purchasing supplies and report tn
 road in bed shape in certain portion
 of the valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Hayden Will Not
 Run For Governor

Effectusly putting to sleep the many rumors that he would be . candidate for the governorship of the state of Arizona in the next electit , Carl Hayden. congressman from the stste, writes 8 firm denial of that ambition to a close friend in Phoenix. This leaves the democratic nomiua- lion for next fall as much in the air as it has been for the last six months. The congressman has been boosted for the candidacy for several months by many of his friends throughout the state He wss acclaimed 6 sure winner sgainst all democrats who would shn== ..:aeInsei,sss :..: .ha field as his opponents.
 The candidacy has been urged upon Hayden for many reasons, chief of which was the fact that he has not in'erfered with the internal fights in the democratic party of the state and ~onld heal the breach which nov exists io the party. It was &C., kuowledged on every hsnd that shou'd Carl Hayden decide to run his chances 10 win were cure. His letter to the Arixonsn follows and is con. elusive of bis stand:
 am in receipt Of your letter of Angus. 27 in regard to the democratic nomination for governor of Arizona and hasten to cay tbs, I shall not be a candidate for tbat high office.
 At the age of thirty six I feel that am indeed fortunate 10 be 6 mem Der of congress. Everyone hss been very kind to me here iE Washington, and l hope to be of some service to the people of my stste. l have. sr present no other ambition than to remain in my present pOsitiop, and while l appreciate the kindly interest of my friends and trust that I may continue to enjoy their confidence, l shall not be . candidate at the next election for governor of hrizons or for any other office than the one 1 now occupy by the votes of the citizens of Arizona.
 With kindess regards. am,
 Yours as ever,
 CARL HAYDEN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Naturalization Day
 in Superior Court

1 Today was naturalization day in the Superior court and about forty sppli- esnts arrived in the city to take the exsminatioD before the court and qualify to become citizens of Uucle Same domain. Special Examiner Jones arrived in ste city to conduct the examinations before His Honor, Judge Lockwood and the following applicants appeared to be examined: Gustof Wilhelm Frank Zaji
 Anderson 1hun Michael Joseph Fred skoog skoog
 Eric Erickson Alfred Carlson Ole Holtsne Edward Hogan Joe Giscoletsi Cssper Biglinger Chris John MedI ' Marso Franovich Dave sugich Msth Eplich John Strohm Gjok Sansrkvich Thomas c Smell Jacob Schneebili Adolph Schneebili Albert Mspke Mary Sullivan Henry Stocks Eiis Sssrela' Henry Ksmuner Karl Nigbolm John weba Wm R Banks Daniel Humphreys Arvid Tuson Oloi Albert Aron- Joe Zaleski son
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Dancing Party a
 Great Success

Saturday evening at Gage Hall . large crowd of invited guests aa> sembled to attend the farewell danc. ing party gwen in honor oi Miss Katherine Goodbody. Miss Grace Gsllen. and Miss Alice Thiel, who will le.ve shortly to attend school. DsDcing vas the main event Of the evening and . merry time was had by all. Delicious refreshments were served about II :00 o'clock, consisting of cake and punch, which were great ly enjoyed. Miss Goodbody will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles to attend college there, while Mise Thiel de- parted today for Tempe to finish uph her studies She expects to graduate this year. Mise Gallen will leave in . few days to attend business college.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Frnm Wednesd avs Daily

Bslis L Mckinney and George Rivers of Gleeson are visitors in romb,tone today on business. They will return home this evening. William De'k raw arrived in the county seat last evening from his home at Bisbee on few days busi- ness visit.
 Mrs c A Ford was among the in- coming passengers from Douglss last evening on a visit Of e few days with friends. She is the guest of Mrs Frank Winters at the Cottage.
 Rep'r,s from Fairbank state that . prisoner at the state bridge ct Fair bank escaped last evening and his Whereatoutsis is now unknown. Deputy Sheriff Harry Rsfferty is on the case and it will be but 6 short time before his capture will be effected.
 Sheriff Harry Whee!e. left for Douglas this morning bringing with him Robert Thompson, colored charg- ed with the murder of fellow trooper ct the smelter city Thompson was taken to Douglas for preliminary hearing.
 James Dalgleish is 6 visitor in the city today from his home at Pearoe having arrived last evening. He will remain few days on business.
 Mrs Chas Wilson returned to her home in Bisbee last evening after 6 few weeks pleasant visit in the city as the guest of Mrs Chas Webster.
 Wm Cowan, the pioneer rsncher of the Sulphur Springs Valley was . visitor in Tombstone today from his ranch about l2 miles from the city.
 President Douglas Gray of the Machomich Mercantile Company left Tor Bisbee last evening on a few days business visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
flows This?

We oher One Hundred UolIass Re. ward for any case of Catarrh tha, cannot be cured by Halls Cstarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY 4 O., Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known f.J. Cheney for the last l5 yeass, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially abls 70 carry out any obligations made bv his 6rm.
 wAIDrxe, KNHAx & MARvu,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, %.
 Hall's Cstsrrh Cure is taken inter islly, acting directly upon the blot d and mucous surface of the systsn, Testimonials sent free. Price 76 cen ts psr bottle. Sold ,. all dueeists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
Foul Play Feared
 At Morenci

A man was found dead on the slsg dump near the Detroit Mining com- psny smeltsr ct Morenci. He was identified e Genero Sabala. A coroner's juTy gave the following ver- d,ct: "Died by bleeding from knife wound inflicted on the left leg. above the knee, inflicted by unkoown party"
 ihe man wss armed and one of the shells ih hie gun wss discharged :. i Mystery surrounds the case ssd the ediosss sss ct work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
From Mondays Daily.

| In close game yesterday on tn
 Tombstone diamond the Tombston'
 Stars defeated the Mexican nine by {
 score Of to6. Hill did some ex.
 ceilent twirling for the S,sI', whil'
 Dorsme ac'ed m that capacity fo
 the Mexicsus. Another game is ex
 pec.ed next Sunday between :hc swS
 local mines. MA Strsuse acted 6,
 umpire.
 | Mir J E Collins ie q visitor in Tomb.
 stone todsy from his home in Tucson
 on business of c mining nature. Nil | Collins was born and reared in the
 old camp aud it is with great pl ssure
 that be pays . friendly visit to the place of his birth. He will leave for the Dr.goon Mountains to inspect some zinc properties there and will return a few days before returning to bis home in the old Pueblo. Jeff Milton the genial Chinese In- srector sta a'ioned at Fsirbsnk, was a visitor in the county seat today on business,
 Sheriff Wheeler and Deputy Bow den returned yesterday from an off, cisl [. ip 10 Fl Psso in the sheriff's big Overland. They went after two prisoners, and report a good trip to the Pass City. the roads being in pretty fair .bape AlGed Towne and Lawrence Sperry, two men from Douglas, who are charged with stesl- ing an auto in the smelter city. are the prisoners the sheriff went after He got hi- men and they are now in jail at Douglas awaiting prelipinsry hearing.
 Mis- Esther Buchanan arrived in the city yesterday and will remain in Tombstone during the winter to at tend school.
 Frspk Moson and family arrived ID Tomb bstone yesterday in Mir Moson big six cylinder car. They will reside in the county sest for the pext yea. xhile the children x.l! sttend school
 Colonel H l. Pickett, senior member of the law firm of Pickett & Pickett, returned home last evening from an extended trip to Los Angeles and otSe' cosst points. The Colonel re- porte a splenI..1 trip and returns very much improved in health.
 Supervisor John Rock, Assessor E. A. Hughes and Clerk A. c. Karger of the board of supervisors motored to St. David yesterday and returned last evening. They went in Mir. Hushes Ford.
 Judge R s Msclsy Of Douglas ar. rived io the city today from his home in the smelter city on business before the court today. He will reruro to his home in Douglas this evening.
 Deputy Sheriff A W Howe went to Fsirbsnk this morning on brief off,. cisl visit.
 Arrangements are under way for Jig dance to be given at Gage Hall Saturday evening by the younger social set of Tomb.tone.
 It is pleasing to note that so many families will move to Tom bstone this year so as their children may attend the schools this term. Realizing the good school system to be had in the city this year, the excellent climate, low cost of living and many other ad vantsges to be obtained in the old camp, many fsmilies have taken sd- vantage of the opportunity and will locate for the year in the only Tomb. stone.
 Mrs Esther Rsfferty, who has been visiting with relatives in the city from Bisbee. where she holds c re- sponsibie petition in the poetofice in the big Copper Camp, returned home today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14
From Tuesday's Daily

|
 Mir. and Mrs J. A. Rockfello'
 arrived in the city today from thei
 ranch st c ,chise Stronghold. The.
 will remain in Tombstone for th'
 winter while their children attend
 school here.
 Attorney starr wiil:ams is amo {
 the visitors in the ely today frou
 Bisbee. on business before the court
 William Buchanan was over from Bisbee today. in his Stakeholder car bringing . load of passengers.
 Superior Judge Duffy of Santa Crul county is a vi .itor in the city today from his home ct Nogales. He is busy shaking bsnds with his many Tombstone friends and will return home tomorrow.
 Attorney J c Gung1 of Willco1 is . visitor D the county seat today on legal busine's.
 FIN Wolcott received s carload Of Globe Mile flour for his mercantile ests blish ment yesterday, which wac unloaded by the McPherson Transfer company from the car to the ware- house.
 Judge N Dosn came in on the morning train from his home in Douglas on business before the court today.
 Clerk A 0. Ksrger of the board Of supervisors, and Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden notored ,o F.irbsnk last evening. Clerk Ksrger was at the wheel, and like Supervisor Rock. he handles the car like 6 professional, at least ,hose vho ride with the dis- .inguished county officials, say they have had the ride of their lives. Inci- dentally they add: "Nevsr Agsinr
 A large Diamond rattier was on ex- hib:tion on the streets Of Tombstone today, which had been captured by "Nick,"a notorious Mexican trapper, who has resided in and around Tomb stone for the pact twenty years. The rsttier was long one and makes the second that tine tr.Tp-r has csp- tured in the peg. week. Nick" cap. tures .a.e snakes with only a t~ine string with Q moose at the end, as his weapon, and says that ss to being bi.- ten by the rep.iles, he has DO fear. and if they did. be has 6 remedy that will quickly countersct the poison. and no evil will result from the bite.
 Miss Catherine Good dbody departed this morning for Los Angeles where she goes to take up the fourth year Of her studies at St. Msry's Colledge at that city. She was accompanied <. far % Benson by her mo her who will return on this evenings train.
 The board of supervisors were in session yesterday and passed upon rosd petitions that came up before that body of the county government. Numerous other road matters were passed upon besides sone other un~ business left over from the last meeting.
 Miss Frances Earle, daughter oi Mrs Frank Earle Of Fl Psso, who is visiting in Tom bstone with her sister, Mrs Douglas Gray, arrived in Tomb stooe last evening from Fl Peso Mis- Earle will attend high school here this year.
 Leo Hill sDd Jerry Holland lefG for Bisbee evening on few days visit
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14

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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-07

MUlLAN MINING PERSONALS
(Mullan Progress)

+, Cushing Moore formerly state
mine inspector, was in Mullan Mon
day and made a visit to the National
mine, in which he is interested.
e. H. MofTlt Of Wallace, represent
alive of the Finch and Campbell in
terests in this district, was in Mullan
Wednesday on a visit to the National
mine, in which Finch and Campbell
people are largely Interested
August Paulson, of Spokane Harry
White of Wallace, and Chas McKin-
mis-, manager of the National, were in
Mullan Monday on a visit to the
National mine. in which Messers.
Paulson and White are large stock
holders The party visited the mine
In company with DR. D. f. Keys If
Mullan.
orman Ebbley, manager of the
North Franklin mine, was in Mullan
Wednesday with load of high pres
sure water pipe for the new power
line being installed at the North
Franklin. Mr.. Ebbley expects to de-
Velop enough water to drive a small
air compressor, and as soon as this Is
Installed In the lower tunnel work will
start and be continued during the
winter,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-07
MULLAN TO CELEBRATE
LABOR DAY, SEPT. |
PRELIMINARY STEPS TAKEN AT
CITIZENS EETlNG-EXPECr
MINES TO CLOSE.

The Mullan Progress of Friday. Au-
gust |, has the following concerning
proposed observance of Iabo, Day;
AT citizens meeting held yester-
day evening in the city hall to consider
the celebration of Labor Day in Null
Ian 1t was decided that strong eff
fort would be made to secure the cee-
bration here, providing suitable ar
rangements can be made to take care
of the crowds. After considerable
discussion on the subject the follow
ing committee was apponted ]. b.
Wilcox, John H. Foss, r. w. Ingalls,
MI Fulkner, Il. B. Crawford and AL
Carver. The committee was instruct
ed to interview the mine owners in
regard to closing Gown the mines on
that day, and also to interview the
ladies of the different churches in Null
Ian In regard to providing food for
the crowds. and to Interview the
Northern Pacific company for special
trains for the occasion It was plan
ned to hold the majority of the sports
on the city park grounds, and to make
the day gala day in every respect.
The celebration will be on the first
Monday in September, making the
date the 1st ="