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comes under the criticism of the scientist. If man crosses his small t's only partially, he is often a character easily led. Let him but practicable placing of strong, we'll defined bar across that letter and he may gain spirit of wilful- ness that may stand him in good stead. If this theory be actually correct, then those people who know themselves to he the victims of generosity that dips into and empties their pockets may really find cure for the failing in the careful practice of a perfect o, while the man who can be per suaded into the commission of acts that put him in a false position can become noted for pursuing his own course in life by the simple plan of learning to strongly cross his t'.
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NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

BIsBEE, Arizona, May s, ,A0.
 To Frank Bopp. his heirs or assigns: You are hereby notified that have expended during the year le9g Sl0O on the Little arJ mine and $lG0 on the Emma mine, situated in Warren Mining District, county of tochise Territory of Arizona, location notices of both uf which are recorded tn the office of the County Recorder, in Book uf Mines, Mil = ing Records of Coch,se county, Arizona, in order to hold said claims under he provi- sions uf Section 232i of the Revised Statutes of the United States ana the amendments thereto concerning annual labor upon min ing claims, it being the amount required Ia hold said claims for he period ending De cember Sl, 1899
 And If within ninety (aOJ days after the pnblicati ion hereof you II or refuse tu con ,rihnte your proportion ot said eXpendi turss ns cU-owner, S9nr Interest In ths salu min ng claims wiIi become the property oi the subscriber, yonr CD owner, Whu has made the required expenditure by the ieTms of sait section 2324.
 (Sisned) GEORGE bEkNAEh.
 First publication May < lSJ0.
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BISBEE, ARlZ., JULY 20, 1900.

THE establishment of water system for Bisbee, sufficient tor the supply of the town, Is a matter that must be attended to before another dry season comes round. The source from whence this sup ply is brought will, of course, be a matter of consideration for those who are interested, or for the com pany who undertake the task, As speculation. the ownership of an ample water supply should be a paying proposition. Bisbee is, and will be, growing town. The mines that are in process of devel- opment will be q sure factor in the formation of large extension of the city limits in the direction of South Bisbee, while already the population stands high in the list of AriZona's cities. 1t is a serious matter for the householders to be restricted in the quantity of water, and such restriction Is necessary under the present conditions, but the shortage of water becomes a positive source of danger when the probability of fire is considered. The crowded state of the town with the buildings, composed of. most infammable material, ,isappalling to contemplate, and the result of a conhagration would be far reach ing. 1t is impossible to suggest means to rectify this state of things except by the prompt and we'll di- rected installation of a thoroughly ample supply of water, and those who are in possession of extensive interests in this community, as we'll as the financial means to carry out any scheme that they may consider would be successful, may reason ably consider the propriety of talk
 ing the steps necessary to secure us from a yearly repetition of this shortage in that great essential to comfort and safety.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Patrick Cunningham, deceased Notice is hereby given by the unde rsigned administT of the estate of Patti ick Cunningham, teoeRs d, to the creditors of and all persons having claims aEainst the saId deceased to exhibit them win the nPc essaTS vouchers within ten months atier the first publication of this notice tC the said administratTiS at Biabee, the same being The place for tn trans lotion of business ot said estate in said county of Cuchiss
 JULIA CUNNINGHAM, AdmibistratriS of the Estate of Patrick , Cunningham deceased
 Dated at Bisbee, A f., this hrsS day of June, lS0O
 First puplica ion June }. 1900.
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Now comes John Burns, the great English Labor leader, and member of parliament for Batter sea. and asserts that London is again darkened by cloud of i'm morality probably unsurpassed in the history of the great metropolis, Burns asserts that the West End the fashionable portion of London, reeks with the "bestial form of vice of eastern origin" and offers to take the Home Secretary to haunts where filth and corruption flourish. Burns also asserts that things are tolerated in England that would not be allowed in America. This state of things appears to be large ly due to the fact that the police are controlled by the club propri- etor and brothel keepers, and brib- cry is freely nsed 1t will be re- membered that Lexow and Mazet committees showed the similar con ditions in New, York and the find ing of these committees led to the partial freeing of New York from the bondage of filth.
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ENGLAND has not for several generations been under such q cloud of danger and diversity as she undoubtedly is at the present time. The Boer war claims the attention of a large army, while India is being denuded of consid- erable portion of her troops, main tained there, for service in China. The natives of India are in a state of unrest and there is danger of a rebellion as far reaching and as deadly as the Sepoy mutiny. The intentions of Russia toward the h. dian empire are we'll known. and a conflict between the powers over an attempted division of China is altogether probable, in which Eng land would be involved.
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Mining Application No. 7l4.
[Survey No. I464.l
UNITE SrATEs LAND OFFICEI T lIlaI,N AriInnn lIILn A IAlnA


 Nat ce is hereby eiven that Peter Johnaon and F ii, Harrington whose D0stotfce ad- dress ia bishee, Cochise county Ari2. na Territory, for hoth have this day filed their application for h patent for 1929 linear feet of the Erie Cattle claim mlne or vein. bear ing copper and other metals. with surface ground bljS feet ia width situated ln Warren Mining District. County nf Cachae nnd CT ritnr} of Arizona add deSiPhatHd hy the fl cid notes and official piatL on file In this office as survey Nnmher lio4 approsimat iy, in Township 28 Sonth, Range 2i East (uuRur !. yeyed) of Gila and Salt River Base ana Mer tdian, Arizona, said survey No. lIb4 heinz as tolloWE
 Beginning at corner No l the N W. cor ner Identical with location and with the x E. corner Last Rose of Summ claim, un surveyed, pine pos' feet .ong | ins, gq :. [ foot in the gronnd, snrTounded by a mound of stones, NcrI sd l.l96I F, C., C., whence D. $. Mineral monument No I hears x 6I deg 4S min west 480 80 feer. and corner No Ace of spades Lode No lui6 bears N Sa i Id min B, sec W 22l feet Thence N 4o deg ts min S04 feel to end center identical with location, pIne post scrbed lib4 k. C. C., bOSOO feet same bearing Ia corner number 2 the N; corner, blne post | feel Ion whence original loca i'm hears N. II deg 6 min east loo 50 feet Thence 52 deg ai min E 7R,lD feet tu cen'er of frame hp'i5e slh 60 feet same bearing to intersection grave yard fence at IS deg i2, 0 feet from the 5 w corner. lllOOD feet same bearing L., inter section graveyard fence $ ia deg IS min lStW feet rom the S " corner, jd2s OU feet same bearing to corner No the < corner pine post tt long ins sq scTIb' d li6i E. C, C., whence original location bears N -G deg 5S min 22, co feet thence $ 46 deg d3 Q in N 30t.H feet to S end center, pine post scribed l4h4 E C c whenee original loca- lion bears s 43 deg l. min 54 00 feet 6Os U feet same hearing to corner No the < W corner a pine post; feet long ins su scribed 4-iI64 E, c. C., whsnce original loca- tion beaIs ; 40 deg 2a min l. lOO c feet ; thence N d2 deg A miuW Is 2UO feet to cor nerNo the place of beginning. Magnstia variation l2 degrees East throughout total net area cattle claim IS l9S acres The location of this mine Is recorded ln the recorder's office of deeds iH hook ,2 page S6S of mines, The adjoining ciaimanta are on the north ome By Chance, Granville swner ;on the West Yorktown Riley owner on the south, Last Rose at Summer Heating and Shattuck owners; on the east Reindeer C, A, Overlook owner.
 Any and all per5unS claiming adversely any portion of said Erie Cattle claim. mine or surface ground are required to tile their adverse olaims with the Register 0f the United States Land Otlce at Tucson, in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they will hs barred by ViTtue of provisions Ot the statute,
 MUTuy R, MouNE,
 Register
 irst Publication June 4S, lsGD
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Forest Lieu Selection No. lO7.
UNIFIED STATES LAND DFEICr
 iErGsnN Ariy..,,t, I,l,lI Iuln

TUCSON, AflHDuu, July IT, l5Ou.
 Notice is hereby given that John H. Slaughter, whose postofce address k Bis bee, Cuchise county, Arizona, has made ap- plication to select under the Act of June | 1897, i3O stat. 3d) the following described trhctS:-
 First 10 acres, nnsurveyed. on west slope Stems Peak, In Guadalupe canyon, Cochise county Arizona, in what will be r. 2i-S., k. 2-E., G. and <. R. R. and NJ. The initial point marking center of tract iS a waste pipe in center of small rock and cement dam in u small side canyon leading northwest into Guadalupe canyon, from which initial point monument No. 7S of boundary between '. s. and Mexico bears $, s0 deg. 2G min, w. ais6 feet.
 Second 10 acres, unsurveyed on west slope Stein's Peak, Cochise county, Arizona, in what will be T, 23-S R. E. C. and s. R. B. and Nj. The initial point marking center of tract is cross about in. long between letters S chiseled on a cement rock, situate on the break of fiat above bottom of Syca more creek, about one mile mp creek from house known us Old smith Rahche." From said initial point white oak tree : it. diam, 'S. $. ranch In. Pt. E. T." N. F.. cor. rnins adobe house l2Xl0 1t. bears $. 79 deg. 10 min, W 59l 1t. White oak tree r in, diameter scribed ''R T." bears N, 5s deg, 20 min, k, l31? stem seribed "B B. T. bears s Is deg. 20 min, E. l26 1t. Three conical hills bear as follows: $. 6S deg. E. about l4 mile $. 4S deg, l5 min. w. about lg mile, $, 5S deg. 80 min. w. about one mile. Locating monument of rocks Sia 1t. base, 2la ft high on summit hin overlook ing San Bernardino valley bears s. S6 deg. 4I min, W, 3ST, fl. From said locating mouu- ment San Jose Peak, Sonora, Mexico, bears $, 77 deg. a5 min, w. about 6O miles. Monu- ment No. v of boundary between '. $. and Mexico hears $ 5i deg, min W. approSi- mately F miles.
 Within the next thirty days from the date of the first publication of this notice protests or contests against the selection on the ground that the land described, or any DOT tion thereof, is more valuable tor it's miner als than agricultural purposes will be re ceiyed and noted for report to the Commis- sioner of the General Land Office.
 MILTON R. MooFE, Register.
 First publication Jnly F, l9)O. .....
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HANDWRITING Is said by students of that class of science to show ac- curately the character of the indi- vidual The formation of letters are an index to the possession of certain qualities that may be good or bad according to the way those letters may be written The Q lett open at the top. as is often the case, indicates an uadnly liberal disposition and it is averred that if the writer will take the pains to pro perly complete the letter he will overcome this fault in his men tai makeup. The letter I also
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Advertising rates will be made known on application to this office. Legal pub lications in conformity with Territorial Statutes. Reading notices, 10 cents a line for each insertion.
 Cats intended for insertion in these columns must he on metal bases or they will not be accepted.
 Communication relating tO news or editorial matter should be addressed to EDITOR CoCHIsE REVIEW.
 All remittauces and business letters etc, should be addressed to THE BISBEE NEwS COMPANY.
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Notice.

Owing to the demand for stock no more will be sold after July l, 1900. GRAPEVINE CANYON OIL O.,
 By w. D. KINSEY, Agent,
 Bisbee, Arizona
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OIYIL GOVERNMENT
For FilipInos Who VIII BE Good.
Insurgents VIII BE Crushed.

Washington, Aug. 30.-All arrange
ments have been practically perfected
by the Taft commission for commenc-
ing its duties in connection with the
establishment of civil government In
the Philippines. Sept 1 the commits
sion will assume all the functions
which properly belong to the legisla-
tive branch of the government. 1t Is
not proposed that it shall be in SUI
preme control. Major General Mac
Arthur will be the executive of the
islands and the commission will be CO.
ordinate with him.
Civil government will not be estab-
lished except in those towns where the
military authorities are satisfied there
is no danger of insurrection. The COM
mission and the military will work
together to propitiate the natives and
induce them to return to peaceful
avocations. For the suppression OF
those insurgents who continue In
arms, 1t is understood measures will
be taken as soon as the dry season be-
gins. General Macarthur will soon
have force of nearly 10000 effective
men VINO will be used to destroy the
insurgent organizations when opera
tions can begin.
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Misfortunes Of Comratis.

Chicago, Aug. 28.-Charles Beck
with, marching with Sheridan post
No. A of the Department of Michigan,
dropped dead in the parade, from
heart disease. William II. White, an
old soldier of Eau Claire, Wis, went
insane in central police station over
the disappearance of his family. r..
w. Hyatt, co, member of f. "A. Jones
post of Lincoln, Mo-, was struck by a
Lincoln avenue cable train and serl-
ously injured o. j. Martin of Shy.
lock, Mich, member of A. @. Will
liams post No. 40 was overcome by
heat and removed to the hospital.
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Dnnhten ut: Eonnnn.

London, Aug. 29.-Afternoon papers
doubt that the rumors of peace nego-
tiations are we'll founded and applaud
General Chaffee's prudence in prepar-
ing for a winter campaign, as they re-
gard the activity of the allies at Pekin
and the difficulty of discovering n re-
sponsible Chinaman with whom to
treat unless Ii Hung Chang is able
to place himself in communication
with the fugitive court and secure Gre
dentials satisfactory to all the powers,
as indications that the solution of the
problem will be more prolonged and
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CABINET MEETING.
with Tclegrams Discussed.

rampcring With Tclcgrhms Discussed.
Iii Hung Changes Credentials.
Washington, Aug. 2S.-The cabinet
Ilevotrd most OF its session to consid-
ering the difficulties that have been
experienced in communicating with
General Chaffee and the other Ameri-
can commanders in China. Internal
evidence was found in ebhe late dis
patches received from them tending
to demonstrate that some person or
persons had been purposely delaying
the messages coming from Peking and
Tien Tsin to Washington. 1t is also
suspected that our messages may have
been injurlously tampered with.
The cabinet came to the conclusion
that IL any Chinese persons have in
terfered with the dispatches, it must
have occurred between Ohefu and
Shanghai and was determined to re-
open direct communication by means
of war vessel. Either the New Or
leans or Princeton, now at Shanghai,
will be sent at once to Chefu, Where
the military cable system begins free
from Chinese interference.
Several replies have been received
to the instructions sent to our ambas-
sadors and ministers last week asking
them to sound the governments to
which they are accredited on two pro-
positions-first, the willingness of
those governments to accept the suf.
ficiency of Ii Hung Chang's .creden-
tials to treat with the powers for a
settlement; and second, to ascertain
IL possible, what the future policy o.
each power is to be. Regarding the
latter inquiry. the replies thus far
have developed nothing.
with regard to the first inquiry,
England and Russia are agreed that
LII Hung Chang's credentials are suf-
ficient Germany. however. takes
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CABINET MEETING.
Text of Memorandum on ChinesH
situation Under Consideration.

Text of u Memorandum on Chinese
situation Under Consideration.
Washington, Aug. 29.-A special
meeting of the cabinet was held at 10
a. m. At 1920 p. m. after having been
in session over three hours, the mem-
bers separated to meet again at 2:3O.
The meeting was attended by all the
cabinet members in the city, Secretary
Gage, Secretary Root, Postmaster
General Smith, Secretary Hitchcock
and Secretary Wilson. In addition,
Acting Secretary of State Adee was
present 1t is very unusual for an as
sistant secretary to attend cabinet
meetings in the absence of his chief,
but owing to the fact that the phase
of the Chinese situation under discus
sion related to the diplomatic negotia-
tions now in progress the presence OF
the acting secretary of state was
deemed essential. After the meeting
the members of the cabinet were ex-
tremely reticent and non-comnNttal,
1t is learned, however, Ihat the sub
ject under consideration related all
most exclusively to the policy of the
government in the negotiations now
going on with the powers concerning
China, and this in itself could account
for the extreme caution OF the cabinet
officials. 1t was positively asserted
that no information of an alarming
character had been received to neces-
state the special meeting of the cabi-
net, but that the meeting was devoted
to the progress of the exchanges with
the powers.
AT 2:3O p. m. the cabinet re-assem-
bled The session lasted until late in
the afternoon. The text of n memoran-
dunn embodying the views of the Unit
ed States which is being prepared for
transmission to the foreign govern
ments was formally considered.
This communication is said to con-
tain the suggestions which the United
States will return to the replies re-
ceived by this government to its form
er communications.
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PEACE PROMOTERS.
Harrison and Cleveland Asked to
Serve on international Board.

IIarrison aud Cleveland Asked to
Serve on international Board.
Washington, Aug. 2S-The United
States is one of the first of the nations
to demonstrate its good faith in car
rying out the provisions of the treaty
OF The Hague leading to the universal
arbitration of international, differ
ences. Under this treaty each of the
nations to 1t was authorized to ap-
point four members of an interna-
tional board of arbitration.
Under this authority President Nc
Klnley has requested former Presi-
dents Harrison and Cleveland to ac-
cept appointments on this board. Re-
sponses are expected very soon, when
the remaining members may be
selected
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TO WINTER in CHINA.
American Soldiers Will Remain In
The Flowery Kingdom.
DIPLOMATIC SITUATION PARAMOUNT.
Cabinet Frequently Called Into Com
suItation-Adm Doesn't
Relish Germany's Refusal to
Recognize Earl Lii.

washington, Aug. 29.-The calling
of a special cabinet meeting to con-
slider the latest developments in the
Chinese situation, following mid
night conference and several similar
conferences with Secretary Root and
MIR. Adee within the last two days,
emphasizes the amount of attention
the president is devoting to this trou-
blesome subject.
Baron specle Won Sternbergs the
German charge. conferred With Score
tary Adee, and 1t is understood his
purpose was to talk over the question
of LII Hung Chang's credentials. One
effect of Germany's refusal to accept
LII as plenipotentiary will be to delay
peace negotiations at least until Field
Marshal Waldersees arrival in China,
several weeks hence.
This fact is not contemplated with
equanimity by our government, the
president being desirous of terminal
ing the present unsatisfactory state of
affairs In China as soon as this can
be done with honor and security, and
providing the objects laid down in his
various notes can be attained, he will
consider that the United States has
performed it's duty from a military
point of view. Therefore, IL our gov
ernment can find some responsible
person with whom to conclude an
agreement, and such an agreement can
be arranged on basis that will fully
conserve the rights of the United
States, without infringing upon those
of the other powers, a speedy with
drawal of the United States troops
from China may be expected. and 1t is
entirely possible that Field Marshal
Waldersee will not, after all, exercise
command over any American troops
in China.
Beyond short message relative to
the situation at Annoy, which is still
regarded as threatening, the state de-
partment had nothing to make public.
The diplomatic, rather than the mil
itary situation, is still regarded as of
supreme importance.
Again Mr.. WI, the Chinese minister,
was an early caller at the state de-
partment. He was much disturbed in
mind over the. reiterated report that
the foreign, admirals are going to re-
strain Earl LIS liberty of communica-
tion with his own government He
was very strongly of the opinion that
any renewed attempt to interfere with
Lii Hung Chang, either in his move
ments or in his communications with
the imperial government would prove
most disastrous in it's effect upon the
earnest efforts now being made by the
viceroys. as well as by the imperial
government itself. he said, to termin-
ate hostilities in China.
1t is stated at the war department
that preparations are being made for
wintering 5000 United States troops
in China. The report that General
Chaffee was arranging to winter $4,000
troops probably originated before the
general was informed that the troops
on the way to China had been diverted
at Nagasaki to Manila. These ar
rangements are made in order to
guard against failure of peace nego-
tiations.
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Wherc Is I'll?

Washington, Aug. 2S.--It is a sin
gular fact that Ii Hung Chang's
whereabouts are not known here. At
last accounts he was at Shanghai, not
in the foreign quarter, but in the Chi
nese arsenal. Nothing has been heard
from him by our government since
August 10. The Chinese embassy is
also ignorant of the Whereabouts of
Iii Hung Chang
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Isritisb steamer Grounded.

Port Townsend, Wash, Aug. Co.
The steamer Topeka arrived from the
north with $50 passengers and $780,
900 in gold dust. omcers of the To-
peka report the British steamer
Clutch ashore on Horseshoe reef in
Stephens Passage. 20 miles from
Juneau. AT low tide the Clutch is
high and dry and is badly damaged.
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Got ,EIn Locnted.

London, Aug. 2S.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says the Chinese officials
there have informed the foreign con-
suls that the emperor, dowager en-
press and Prince Tuan have arrived
in the neighborhood of Tai Yuan Flu.
Tai Yuan Flu is the capital of the pro-
vince of Shan ST, adjoining the pro-
Vince of Chi Ii. 24o miles southwest of
Peking.