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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04
RESUME OF TRIAL OF JOHN W. MARSHALL

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04
At THE HOTELS
MOANA HOTEL

MOANA HOTEL.
Mrs. E. w. Hills, Rochester, H. w.
Hechelman, Miss Hechelman, N. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Harris, Miss Vel
ma Harris, S. F.; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Gage, Winnipeg, Can; Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Fl. Smith, Los Angeles; Mrs. w. }.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04

Spear, Miss Nellie Spear, Mrs. Fl.
Drake, G. D. Bavin, Toledo, Ohio;
Miss Clara NJ. Taft, Miss Dorothy
Taft, Oakland, Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Timmins, Syracuse, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18
NO MORE McHY.

Our annual imports of mineral wa
tiers are over 100000 gallons, having
a value Of nearly a million dollars
Two-thirds of these imports came
from Germany, France, and Austria
Hungary, and as soon as the stocks
on hand are consumed domestic wa
tiers should take the place of those
derived from foreign springs. In this
connection 1t Is interesting to note
that last year the reported sales from
638 commercial springs in the United
States were more than 100000 gal
Ions, having total value of $780,
900. The recent activity of the New
York State Reservation Commission
in conserving the natural mineral wa
ters at Saratoga Springs, as well as
in improving local conditions, is of
interest in calling attention to the
many opportunities in this country for
utilizing such waters, and adopting
modes of treatment similar to those
which have made the bath resorts of
Germany and Austria famous There
is somewhat popular but fallacious
impression that certain European wa
tiers have medicinal properties not
possessed by any American waters,
and many persons addicted to the
Clysmic, or CeIestine-
Vichy habit might be equally well
satisfied by waters from American
Springs in bottles of American glass,
bearing labels printed in the United
States. Bulletin 500, U. S. Geologic
cal Survey.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18
FOREST HoMEsTEADs
Total of 513 Acres Listed in Apache
National Fprest in July and August.

During the months of July and Aug
ust total of 513 acres of land with
in the Apache National Forest, Ari-
IONA, we're listed with the Secretary
of the Interior and will shortly be
opened to entry under the Forest
Homestead Act. The lands thus
listed were applied for individually by
five applicants, and each one of these
tracts was examined by Forest
Officer and found to be more valuable
for agriculture than for Forest pur-
poses.
Those whose applications within
the Apache National Forest were fav-
orably acted upon during the months
of July and August are:
I. T. Duncan, Clifton, Arizona,
John E. Butler, Eager, Arizona,
Ernest Jackson, Blue, Arizona.
Roy NJ. Snyder, Blue, Arizona,
George Bake, Blue, Arizona.
In addition to this 3407 acres were
listed to applicants within other
National Forests in Arizona, and 2512
acres within National Forests in New
Mexico.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18
THE GLOBE DISTRICT.
Big Construction Work at Miami Still
Affords Employment for Large Num-
bers.

The Silver Belt last week says:
The general situation throughout
the Miami district is one of encourage
ment instead of encouragement.
Whenever and wherever it has been
found necessary to add men, prefer
ence has been given to men with
families who have been making their
homes here.
So far as the Inspiration Consoli-
dated is concerned, it is stated that
the American Bridge company has
finished the heaviest portion of the
new construction work at the Inspi-
ration concentration, and that crane
No 30S has been shipped to Ar
lington, Ohio, where it will be util-
lied by a new contract just obtained
by the American Bridge company
But the shipping of heavy pieces of
machinery like cranes indicates that
the Inspiration concentrator con-
struction work is well under way 1t
should be understood that the send.
ing away of things like this crane
have been entirely Independent and
separate from any general policies of
retrenchment agreed upon as a result
of the war and the curtailment of
copper production.
At the Miami Copper company
among other things they have been
bus1ly engaged In drawing sand for
the new foundation work. 1t is ru-
mored that the Miami Copper COM
pany, like the Old Dominion of Globe
and the Inspiration of Miami, will in
stall the oil fotation process in the
near future
At the International smelter a
number of new sub-contractors have
recently taken hold and things are
being rushed with an old-time vim
and vigor. 1t is stated that the
delay of the Oscar Daniels COM
pany, which has the principal SUBJ
contracts at the International smell
ter, Is not because of a lack of money
or disposition to curtail expenses
during the war, but because tn
have not yet been able to lay hands
upon the steel which they need; steel
which has been promised them in
their construction work.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18

With the appointment of three i'm
portant committees on arrangements
plans for the entertainment of the
American Mining Congress, which
meets in Phoenix, the first week in
December, are already in progress.
Phoenix is live and progressive
Southwestern city and no expense
will be spared in an effort to give the
attendants upon the congress one of
the times of their lives.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18
MATCH DESTROYS A
$1,000 AUTOMOBILE.

R. L. Slaughter's $4,000 Pierce-Ar-
row automobile was destroyed by fire
Wednesday night near the govern
ment rifle range three miles north of
Douglas. Mr.. Slaughter had stopped
the car to repair tire and was ready
to continue his trip when he struck
a match to light his cigar. AS the
match fell to the ground, it ignited
fumes from a leak in the gasoline
tax. Mr. Slaughter could do nothing
to stop the spread Of the flames,
which were fed by the escaping gaso-
line The aluminium body of the car
was melted into small bits.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18
NEW cocHIsE RAILROAD
Will Operate Between Wilcox and
Dos Cabezas Hauling Ore.

Will Operate Between Wilcox and
Dos cabezas Hauling Ore.
Albert Armstrong, of Dos Cabezas,
in Cochise county, states that material
was recently unloaded at Wilcox for
the construction Of the new railroad
to be built from Wilcox to the Dos
Cabezas district, a distance of about
ten miles. The new road is being fin
anced by the Mascot Copper COM
pany, the largest concern operating in
that district, and upon which proper
ties more than $1,000,000 has alres dy
been expended in equipment and de-
velopment work since it was acquired
about five years ago.
Several independent operators are
at work throughout the district open
ing up properties, while the sale of
an important group adjoining that
owned by Mr.. Armstrong is now being
held under a bond and lease by sew
eral Chicago capitalists.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18

In the office of Dwight B. Heard,
in Phoenix, there is on exhibition
giant casaba melon that weighs 25
pounds. 1t was" produced by j. J..
Camp, whose intensivelys cultivated
ranch near the Indian school, is one
of the most productive in the Salt
River valley. Mr.. Camp says there
mammoth casabas are just as rich
and delicious as the smaller ones.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18


mainte be
Clifton Moren the
the woto some o
pIsauREMEngTs
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18
AsHuRsT COMING.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept H.
Following the adjournment of con-
gress, Senator Henry F. Ashurst
will campaign Arizona for the re-
election OF Governor Hunt and Sen
ator Mark A. Smith s-.!..q - -ea-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18
sHERIFF's DEPARTMENT;

the considerable
painting furnishing interior
An
q
of
in of
anything the 1st the h of August So
lanai
of
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18


Salary Warrants - 6O14.14
General School Warrants SO5.sO
SCHOOL,
FYfghS choo Warran
Manual Warran
Taxes .....
County Bond ntees
District No 2 dInteres
BondI nterest...
Court Bonds
Costs in Tax $500. .........
14oe IS
the
than
Receip from
Taxes, fol 2500000
of
Respectfully
H. E. BRUBAKER
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-09-18

By Supervisors.
Shannon Copper Co. for crossing altered Shannon
Damage to Fence on Metcaf Extension. ........ 500
of by A. c. Co., Morenci--.- 6S 90
of A. Co.. Metcalf. IA 90
, $6s7 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
Observation-Disclosures.

@il6ert S. Nonie an Seua @l
@e6msmonL Z @rnoniide
oieorge s. 9iaocliif Grultee, an oie
9lmericau Bombing 50, 10 @riiuO.
itiide
9loo 4. Scott an Grneit 6. @ou-
per- 0itede G6riition unO EaVion-
StraBe, Is bel 576 SUB.
Soiep6 Goiientino an Niidocl Eos
pa uno 8roL Siioueitieite elmer 10
SUB 6reitcu 9lacu ua5c StilesitroBc,
1876 Del so SuB.
6oreit @arf SO. an Nloion EDior.
lit uuo 6rolL Siioieitc Soptborue.
no6e GarSOaIe-9Ipenue, GO bel l4O
SUB.
Gecil IS 9jlurhont al Glorcnce o..
9iomiS, SiiOieite Sanoole, nabe 6re-
montitroBe, 9.5 bei SUB.
9lnuo 6. 80rncr an Gpeu s. Sop
per lmO 6rolL @eitieite 9Sroctor SlI.
Ieu, no0c 9iOOleitroBe, - Del 4i.3
SUB.
Somcs u. 9eolneor unO Son SO.
al @lioS 9ipcjp, Siiosoeiiieite@'cGul.
lo6. uo6c caupaleitroBc, 204 6ci i27
SUB.
&otie i. 9roofs uno @otte an Gm.
mo 6. 0jrnbe, 9|oromeltieite @opitr,
nobe Central 9lueune, IA BEL 60.2
6ub,
%cuiolniu S1Wort an Sionc Nic.
romis z @rinoitiide,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

Gas periHnnpfte 9luto.-
Gln reiAer Gnglduoer fdbrt nit iei-
mem 9hno in cine gan5 fIeiue Stoot
IN SrlanO, oeren Gimuo6ucr nod ME
enen &roftuagen 9cle6eu 5oben.
9latiirlid l0uit ioIort Die gon5eStoOt
3uiQnimen, Inn ons gSluocrOing an.
Suitaunen, ons Dor Dem Hat66als,
6emocbt pom G6olffeur, mli ietncn
@eiiBer wortet 9tad GINGER 3cit
fommt Der GnglGnoer, ieBt ildb in lei.
nen @oQeu mo 6eiic6lt ab5rfa6reu
Ger G6ouifeur fdbrt los mO oriidt
eiu poor Wlol dllf Die @upe. Ont
iebt peben bic 9eute 5lriid uno Der
Sta0tdlteite ulit erItolmt: Sinner,
uer bate uobI ge0otbt, Dab ooS ido.
ne 6loufc Ging 10 ciucu S@mlplcn
Bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
SHE iiir glanmluuIlhanOIer.

SSaibingtom Is. gli9lit.
9lud elmer 9erotbun9 nit 9eontcn
OeS 9lderbau- uno Sanocls-Icportc.
mcnts lmo oeS Shosamtes BADEN 1e-
ltcrn Sofe Smith in 5cnat imo Sc
pcr inn Observation-Disclosures Bills
cin9e6rodt, mono1 jur GrlciAterng
BON 9dlnwoIl-Snterciientcn an9c
iihtS Der infolgc ocs &riegeS pcr.
i1loiienen ciropdiidcn @}drfte 3oa.
ipci6cr errihtct pcr0en iollen in 0c.
men @anupolc oelagert iino sur Na.
ifs BON Observation-Disclosures gcnaAt
meroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
Gd0Ocn 6nrdl Ocn Nrieo.

gSoibingtom Is. 9laolnt
SSic 3icrber bcri6tct miro. iinO in-
iolgc ocS ®cS III europa Sarlieu-
oe BON cll6aniihcn Gigorrenmodcrt
onBcr 9lrbcit Nluf Gnbo ucrocn &c.
fanntlid allj06rIib 0roBc Nloiicn 81.
0arrcA icincr Giialitdt io6ri5irt lmo
lo1 europa, bcionoerS Gnglano. cr.
portirt. Die cuboniicbc &eaierlmg
trilit WlaBna9mcn sur llnterltiitlmg
Der 9IrbeitSloicn.
9lllf ocr anocren Scitc rc6uet Gu-
bo oaf @cuinn Our1 Die aric9spreiic,
melder ibm iiir ieincn 3itdcr in Nus
lir6t ltc0cn Der Oicsid6rige 3llderer
port miro mobriheiulid mc6rerc Nlil.
lioner mcbr cinbrin1en, ais Dor ocn
Sricge crportet mur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
q!crifnniidles.
Tic ocmclocte Neiblognobmc in
Gompico Bat iid ni6t 6eitdtigt

Yoio. Ger Is. qlisuit.
Gorran5o 9canite oemcntirten &C.
Itcrn cmp6otiid oie SSoibiugtOn'er
Ncridtc, monah 0ic Gorron5o9c-
BORDEN in Eonpico fiir5lih eincn
fir %illo beltimmten Wfunitions.
Grousport beihIa9no6nt bottcn,
imo %illo'S &epr0icutonfen in Sua-
reg erfldrten oeitern ooB %ilIa bic
non oer 0@otteros" in Eompico ge-
Ionoctc N3nnition cupfonocn babe.
Der gcitrigc Eog brodtc feinen
9Schlel in ocr 5miiAcu Gorran8o
mo &iIln orobenocn &rilis, o6er eS
cirfulirtcn bier mc6rcre @criicbte,
rob Die Stooten Gbibuabuo, 0uran.
g., 3ocotecoS. Sinooo unO Sonora
iBrc StreitmGhtc combiniren mo
sen S6crbcfcbl Ooril6er General &il-
IA ilbertra9en miIrocn falls cs 6it
cinem offcnen 9ruh 8wiihcn &illo
unO Gnrron5o fonunt. Son bcrihie-
6encr Seitc muroc Sic 9cboupting
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9cnig iei, I'M cincn 9lbfoll &illa'S
81 Derbiitcn.
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Milo.
gSoibington Is. 9hquit.
Goutre 9lomirol Nppnro bcriMtcte
Qcitcrn OoB in eincm Slomtongriif
oif W}on5aniIlo om Z. 9luguit oic
Gonititutionoliitcut oorintcr cine
500 N3onn Iturfc 9l6t6cihnq bon
gnqui. Sn0ioncr, iibcr Gin Eerroin
mcIdeS lmtcrminirt unO nit 9robt
5dlincn pcricben mar, eincn glngriff
n,ahtcn %on elmer 200 @}ann
liorfcn Abt6eihmg blicben nur %
inocrlcst. Scr 9lugriff eriolgte gc.
ecn conbinirtcS SSnfonteric. imO glr-
tilIcricfeucr imO ocgcn bic @ei1iibe
ocs &ononcnbootes Guerrero. Die
ainolo Eruppen icttcn ihIicBlid
nit adbncn iibcr oen SIuB iuo CT.
alpangcn cine 2onoung. Aonlirol
@omorO iogt, oic 9lffoirc ici cine Scr
tluti9iien OeS mcgifaniic6cn ariegs
9cpcIcn,
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Gru5 ob0cfobren.
@cro Gru3, Nlcrifo. Is. 9[uo.
-9oS omcrifoniibc SdIodtidiff
u9lcp Dorf1 1T gcitcrn bon bier noh
So6os SsIon0 I'M @olf BON Wlcrifo
obgefobrcn Die Shlodti6ific o@ir.
Ginio" lno u9lcp Sericp" noM @u-
GntonnHo, Guba.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

q $ @igguhotbant 2 @runoltltdc|
Gicicl6cn an oeniclbcn 9ioroicitd
6opctteitroBe no6c 9lrlin9tou 9luc.
is bci 81 SUB.
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DC. Glorf, ? @utnoitiide.
G6oS. 6. gicb1 all glaron arementl
NItcde Ecnumlponio 9luenue uuo|
GobertiiroBc, rs 6ei 80 SUB
&oulinc Stein II, g., 9lOm, al 81
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1874 6ei 81 SUB.
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SIticitc @ilmor, uo6e NlulberrDitr7 i
1l.9 bei 81 SUB
Benjamin EoDiion mo Srou AM
Gopio Sails mO 6rau Siioicitcghls
litens, no6e 2IunitroBe II 6ei GO Sub.
9Sirgiuio s.. %omeQ It. 9l. an Soc
&osucr mo 6roL Siioicite 9ant-
SiroBe, no6c Nlaoeira 9IIlev, IA 6ei
60 SUB.
Wloro NJ. @enion ali Bertha a..
@enion. Siioieitc 9oot6itraBe, nobc|
glrlington 9lpenlie, l6 bel 40 Sub
emma q. Soopcr an Gorrind
acmp @cIticitc ser @uilforo.glpcI
nabc %. 5truBc, IA Bel 81.
gcrnaro @eigel 9loni., an SoblI
9. 9cigcl uno 9lnccre, 0itieite OclA
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12 bel 65.
2nnro s. Scopes inO 9[nocrc Al
G6orlcs S. gacger H. @attin gSeit
icite ser 9oIanO.glp uobe 5. slDc
25 bel 1876.
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ino Satin gloroieitc oeS GoI0iul
%locc nobc @1cGim. StroBc, II bell
COL.
9ltIos 9eoItp 60, oil Bertha g..
&eld, 3 Srunoltiidc.
@eorgetto 6. 0ouebertD uno Sln-
oere an @forris Diamond unO @ot-
tii g9eItIcitc Ger @ono. nabe Somp,
Itcoot.StroBc, 14.6 bel ZIG.
0opiO 6ono6eim ino @ottin an
Soicpb W1o6er, 9loroicite Der glem-
iuoton 9Ipe. nabc @olton 9lpenue,
t6 Bel 112.
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9ruucr 81. 9luoerlon Truitcc, an
Sobu 9. @illiB, 0itieitc Der Wion.
roe. nobc Srouflin StroBc, 1876
bci t50.
6roncis s. GorcD an 9lbraban 8.
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glbro6om s. @ooo uno @oitin an
6runciS s. GorcD, g8citicitc ser Gu
top- no6e 9tcm StraBe, 20 bci ~.
Sobu 3. 5bruod uno @otttn al
@u. 8. 9obnc uno c5ottin Oiticitc
Der @0pooo nobe 6oirnlomt glpc,
1873 bel 93.
@enrp Nopp ou 9lrtbur B. Erun
Ole lno @attin, @eltieitc Der Sotros
be @orf Scrrocc nobe Sort. 9lDe.,
10 bel 77.6.
9orrp %off6crger lInO gln0crc, an
MorriS @rcnner, 2 @ntnoitiide.
@. q. Q. @rcming 60, an Sobu
s. Sctt uno @ottin 9 GrunoItiide.
9hlguItus 8. 9iobinion uno @ot.
tin an SSp. @afcn lmO @ottin, 99eits
lcite Der BRADFORD StruBc, nobe
Wloulmcut 5roBc, 1877 bel So.
6. @ilbert GooIcn al gleIIic 9.
purlod, 6 @runoitiide
SSoltcr 8. g8cItp6ol All 9lnna
Smell, Nloroicitc ocr @cnrolc 9lpc.
nobc Yulosfi.5traBc, 1879 bel co.
9I6rabom s. 5000 uno -@otiin an
@ior9orct r. Snnocrs, 9iorOiete Der
2omboro- nobe GoIboun StroBc,
20 bel 93.
gccil 6. N}ordont an Glcpclono
q. @eolmcor, Siioieite Der Sole.
pbine- nobe Niuc StroBc ~ bel
81.
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~ bel Sd.
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23.2 bel 100.
SSomc8 Geeltp an SomcS g. sen.
thorn unO @ottin, gloroicite ser
Sorlen glocnue nobc 9lib6urton.
StrnBc, IA BEL 70.
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