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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-07-01
Ollum er kunnugt,
hversu for uln kryn-
ingu Edwards VII.
Englakonungs, og
Ofar;r
Kryningarinnar

var rao meir en- l1tio sorgarefni fyrir
fiesta enska pegna, og ii, er mistu pann
f0ynu6. a6 sja ALA dy;roina. bao er von
andi, a0 konungurinn lif oy komist til
heilsu, og er nd hel::t dtlit fyrir, ao svo
mum veroa, Ell af kryningunni ver0ur
ekkert BETA ar a0 0llum l1kindum. Ann
ars er liklegt, a0 Pessi gletni forlaganna
verdi til pess, ao kenna Englendingum,
as hntta algerlega vio pess konar
hGg6madyro framvegis; pa0 er nHstum
sorglegt a0 Elm fremsta pjoo heimsins
skull vera svo vanaf0st, 40 vi0halda enn
pessari fornu siovenju halfmenta6ra
pj6oa, a6 kryna konunga sina opinberlega
me6 alls konar vi6h0fn og marklausnm
"seremon1um."
Fj0ldi mama hefur tapa0 miklu fe af
pvi kryningin f6rst fyrir, en- serstaklega
cru BAD abyrgoarfel0g pau, er st6ou /
abyrg6 fyrir tvi, a0 alt gengi vel og
hindrunarlaust, Sc m hafa beoio stortj0n,
og Englendingar cru MI margir komnir
q pa sko oun, aB pad borgi sig lila, a0
verja svo miklu fe til jain n-6viss fyrirt@k-
is og kryningin var petta Sim.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-07-01

fengjo, til 1. apr, 1902, og felagsmenn
verkmannaf6lagius p6ttust skylja mama
ei4endurnar Pannig, ao Peir mundu fram
vegis viourkenna felag slit, eff reir sattu
sig vio kj0r sin til pess TINA. En- pegar
sd t1mi var li6inn, vildu namaeigendurnir
engr sinna kr0fum peirra og jafnvel
ekki semja vio pa um kaupgjald. Pa
h8ttu allir namamenn ao vinna, og P0
margin al1ti, ao peir haf verio of-hj6tir
til ao segja upp vinnunni, pa er P6 allra
sanngjarnra mamma skooun, a6 peir be1j-
ist fyrir rettu mali. Hefur PAD MI kom
ist urp, ao namaeigendurnir og ALTAR
jarnbrautir, sem fytja kol frs namunum,
hafa myndao eitt einokunarfelag (trust), |
sem raour 0ldungis allri harokolaverzl-
un her landi, hafa enga aora samkepni
en- pau f6l0g, er selja a0rar tegundir
eldivioar Qinkol, vi0, o. S. frv.) og selja
Pv1 kolin fyrir hBzta ver6, sem menn
villa borga fyrir pau heldur EN- nota ann
an verri eldiyi0. AT pessu hafa mama
eigendurnir og felagar feirra oroio mj6g
ovinsalir, og NAL petta borio fyrir Roose-
velt forseta, sem MI hefur booio, a6 rann-
saka, hvort pa6 vBri satt, sem sagt er um
einokun kolaf6laganna og jarnbrautar
felaganna. Er vonandi pau fai raoningu,
ef pau ver0a SOM ao sOk
Nj cru har0kol nastum protin
Bandar1kjunum og meo pvl helzt lltur ut
fyrir, ao verkfallio standi yfir enn um
Iangan TINA, pa cru margin onaoarmenn
og aorir, sem NEST harakol purfa, farnir
ao reyna, 40 fa eitthvert anna6 eldsneyti
peirra stao. I New York og vioar er
pyl fario 40 nota steinollu, og fRst hun
meo litlum kostnaoi fra hinum miklu
oliu gosbrunnum Texas. Ollan erag;ntt
eldsneyti; eini okosturinn er, ao breyta
parf 0llum eldst;poum par sem kolum
hefur verio brent aour, til pess a6 brenna
ol1u peirra sta6, og er pad afar- -kostna0-
arsamt. En- NEST brenna mem MI lin
kolunl1 sta6 harokolanna, og p1 var pad,
a0 verkamennirnir vi6 har6-kolanam; F,
sau pao, a6 verkfall slit mundi aldrei ma
tilgangi s1num, nema peir einnig fengi
ALA verkamenn vio lin-kolanamana
vestur- -rikjunum til Fess 40 hatta ao
vinna svo landi6 yr6i med 6llu kolalaust.
Voru pvl me6limir hins Sameinaoa
NamamannafGlags Ameriku kallaoir
II. jlinl til allsherjar fundar 1ndi; n lpo
lis, um miojan j1limanu6, til pess a6 rai a
um FAD, hvort allir verkamenn kola
namum Bandarikjunum skyldu hBtta ao
vinna til pess, ab hjalpa fel6gum sinum
haro -kolanamunum Pennsylvania.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
GOOD RAILROAD NEWS.
Work to Be Started on Tombstone
 Branch Next Week.

Tombstone Prospector: The rumbl- ing of raj road rumors has been music to the expectant citizens of our city, but the certainty of early work for grading and ultimate arrival of the iron horse in Tombstone has been awaited with confident anticipation. It is now believed that actual work will begin on the Tombstone branch of the Fairbank and College Peak line within a week and it is asserted that at least two hundred graders will. begin at the Fairbank end at the time above mentioned. It is known that the rail road contractors have secured offices at Fairbank and arranged for camp supplies and necessary preliminaries at that junction, which looks like busi- ness is meant. A sub-contractor, whose name was not secured, was in Tomb stone today to get bids of the local butchers for meat supply for the graders, and bids were asked for at least one beef per day as tbe minimum requirement. Several railroad con- tractors are expected here Monday and further information is expected. The Fl Paso X Southwestern it is known are determined to build the line here and the news that early ac. tion is contemplated has caused much good fealing.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
ACCIDENT AT CANANFA.
0. P. Hunt a Former BiSbeeite Sustains Serious Injuries
 Other News.
BY JOS. CHSROLMl

La Cananea, March 9.
 A recent rumor that is causing wide spread interest Is to the effect that the Cananea Consolidated Copper com pany is about to install regular pass enger service between the mines and Mesa. Your correspondent has been unable to verify the report, but the credence it has gained with all the miners would lead one to infer that there Is something substantial at it's basis. It is said that a third rail is to be added to the narrow gauge track now built between the mines and Ron. quillo and connection made there with the main line of the C. C c. r'y., to Mesa. Such an arrangement would allow the employees of the mines to live in Mesa, and ride to and from their work.
 LATER-Since the foregoing was written it has transpired that's petition for the installation of such passenger service Is being circulated among the the employees. It is being numerous ly signed and will be submitted to rail. road Superintendent Mcfarland to- morrow. The result of the movement will be communicated to the REVIEW in the near future. Such change would undoubtedly make Mesa an inn portant mining town.
 O. P. Hunt, who in a recent issue of the REVIEW was mentioned in connec- tion with the 1. O. O. F's. burial of J. Frank Hoffmaster, at the "Capote" a few days ago, while at work handling tlmbers he slipped and fell backward into chute, seriously wrenching his ankle. Although he will be infacilated for work for some time, he is at pres- ent resting easily.
 The Cananea company's narrow guage railroad is extending steadily. The grade of the switch-bock below the Capote group of mines is almost completed to the Oversight mines.
 On and after the 7th of this month the company will post the time of their employees in conspicuous places that the latter may learn and report any inaccuracies in the account of their work.
 Many of the boys are boarding at Mexican restaurants. Those who re- main at that celebrated hash empor- ium known as the "Mulligan," aver that the former assay D per cent chil- lie and 26 per cent beans. They even go so far as to assert that the ''mul- liz all" deserters are becoming darker skinned as result of their Mexican grub.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Common C unCiI of the
 Town of Bisbee
February l7th, 1902.

February 17th, 1902. Common council of Bisbee met pur- suant to adjournment. The following members were present: Mayor Muir head and Councilmen Shattuck: Ord, Scott, Johnson and Angius. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
 Committee on jail reported prog ress.
 It was moved by Scott and seconded by Shattuck that the town clerk be in. structed to advertise for bids for phys ician to supply medicines and medical attendance for term of three months to attend all contagious diseases and per- sons confined in town jail. Carried. Committee on fire limits reported. Motion by Johnson and seconded by Ord that an ordinance be drawn estab- fishing fra limits as designated by committee. Carried.
 Fire committee was instructed to rec- ommend suitable locations for plugs and tanks, the extending of mains and the probable cost of all.
 It was moved by Ord and seconded by Johnson that grade be established on Main street for sidewalks. Motion lost.
 Moved by Scott and seconded by Ord that the street commissioner be in- structed to work bis men eight hours a day on streets. Carried. On motion the pay for street work was fixed as follows: Foreman, per day, 8; laborers, per day, s2.5O; team and driver, per day, s6.
 Committee on scavenger work re- ported progress.
 The attorney was instructed to draw sn ordinance fixing duties and com pensation of interpreters in town of Bisbee.
 Ordinance No. l2, levying a street tax, was adopted and approved. Bill of Martin Williams for convey. ing patients to pest house was al- lowed
 Meeting adjourned to Monday even- ing, Feb. 24, 1902.
 I. W. WALLACE,
 clerk.
 Feb. 24, 1902. Common council of Bisbee met pur- suant to adjournment
 Mayor Muirhead and Councilmen Scott and Ord present. This being less than quorum ad- journment was taken to Friday even- ing, Feb. 2s, 1902.
 l. W. WALLACE,
 clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
Copper Queen Library.
Rules and Regulations are Fur.
 ther Amended

For ,ome time past the Copper Queen library hrs loaned books to all resi-. dents of Bisbee without form Of guar antee for the return of the books. The only restriction has been that no book would be issued to any person who held book then over due, or against whom there were charges for damages to beeks.
 Under this system books were con- stantly being lost, which was not only annoying to the management but 8 source of no small expense.
 It ls to be regretted that many of those who thus enjoyed the free use of the library did not appreciate the privelege sufficiently to even return the books loaned to them.
 In order to prevent the continuance of this abuse, a regulation was put into effect on March 4th, requiring that all patrons of the library deposit s1 with the librarian, which will be refunded on request, or present guarantee card signed by some reliable busineis man of Bisbee.
 The only purpose of this regulation is to insure the safe return of books loaned. It has been decided that this object can be attained, and at less in. conveniedce to the borrowers, by amending the present regulation as follows:
 "Tax papers of Bisbee, whose names appear on the last assessment roll, and members of their families, are not re. quired to furnish @ guarantee; and such tax payers may act as guarantees for other patrons of the library"
 Any tax payer who has already left deposit with the librarian may have the same refunded on application. The list of tax payers secured from the county treasurer will be used for re. reference until a revised list can be secured from the city clerk.
 Borrowers priveleges are good for one year from date of application. I, is the purpose of the Copper Queen company that the library be used free ly by the people of Bisbee, and the only condition is that the books be properly cared for and returned.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
NaCO Items

A party of Mexicans arrived in Naco yesterday with two black bears and a monkey and proceeded to give the people 8 genuine circus. They were we'll pstronized and were objects of much merrymaking.
 A Mexican was arrested at Naco yesterday for taking goods from the Cananea company. He had secured a good deal of property in the shape of rough wearing apparel when he was He was found with the goods upon his person. He was bound over in $400 bonds to await the action of the grand jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12

For Sale-One portable Hubbard oven, apply to Otto Guieshoisr ct the Waldorf rustaurant. 3-1l,3t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
Prince Henry Goes Home.

New York, March 11-When Prince Henry boarded his steamship, Deutsch- land, today he found his cabin almost filled with flowers and other memen- toes sent by distinguished persons whom he has met during bis sojourn in this country. At the dock to see him oI were Ambassador von Holleben, Consul General Buenz, Rear Admiral Evans, Assistant Secretary David J. Hill and many other persons of distiuc- tion. The Deutschla is to take the shorter course across the Atlantic and Is expected to arrive at Bremen by next Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Warren Laundry Team Runaway Thomas Grady Has Thrown Out Sustaining Serious
 Injuries.

Yesterday morning the Ware D Laundry experienced 8 second run- away this week that almost resulted disastrously. Tom Grady started upon his daily routine when the team became frightened and unmanagable and ran at full speed up Tombstone
 Canon. When the team reached Jacks lumber yard. Mir. Grady could not re- tain his seat any longer, and was hurl- ed to the ground, receiving serious injuries. His collar bone was broken his right ankle was seriously spraiued, and other injuries of less serious nature were sustained. Mir. Grady will be confined to his bed for some weeks befor- he can recover sufficiently from the injuries to resume his work again.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
LEE F. HAMMER, H. NJ. WOODS,
 JNO. 5. WILLIAMS,
Notice.

The Bisbee Water Co. wishes to call attention to the fact that 1t is strictly and positively contrsry to the rules of the company for anyone to place pipe connections of any kind whatever on its mains unless a spe. ciaI permit in writing has first been is- sued from this office. Any person or his agent violating this rule, will be proceeded against according to law. BISBEE WATER co.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12

For Renf-One four roomed furnish. ed house. Apply Grand View hotel.
 3-l2-1t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12

O'Riley, the painter, went into the Free Coinage saloon intending to paint everything red the other night. After rounding several of the unfortunates up and leaving them with stripes oi numerous colors he collided with Pug alist Hall, who 1t seems had been in waiting for man eaters O'Riley look ed as ii be had fallen down the ladder with his paint bucket on, top of him before Hall got through with his job, and it is understood that he has de- cided to go out of business altogether Instead of painting men he will con- fine his operations to houses, barns, wood sheds and ice houses.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
Around Town Talk.

There were several exhibitions given on the streets yesterday consisting of a monkey and a bar show. There were several dogs that showed disposition to tear the bears to pieces but they seemed to take compassion on the poor beasts and permitted them to go un- harmed. The monkey had big fol- lowing, in fact the small boys of the town followed him ali over. The music consisting of tin pan or something resembling one, and succession Of bowls resembling the vail of dying Yaqui, caused the passerby to produce the silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


 the telegraph office for Chas. NJ. Clark is at present under way.
 The colored people of Bisbee enjoyed themselves last evening down the guich at dance and pleasant spread. W. D. Hanbridge who has been in the east since the 18th of January buy ing goods for the Copper Queen store will return today.
 Griffith Williams is seriously sick just now and 1t is uncertain what the out. come will be. His many friends hope for his speedy recovery.
 Mir. Paul of Douglas, who just re- turned from Phoenix with three horses and had them stolen last night. He offers $50 reward for their return.
 Ed Looney of Phoenix is in the city and will remain here for several days. He says that Bisbee, in his way Of thinking, is the best town in the terri. tory.
 E. B. Patterson of Guns Landing is in the city for a short stay. He is at present engaged in mining at the En- pire fiat some miles below the mouth of Bill Williams fork.
 Mrs. V. R. Stiles leaves this morn ing for Fl Paso where she will join her husband in their future home. The many friends of Mrs. Stiles will regret very much her departure.
 The friends of Mrs. Murry who has resided in Douglas for some time past will be sorry to learn that she is in the city quite i'll. MT. Murry recently sold his drug business in Douglrs.
 While talk over the project has en. gagged the attention of this government, the British government has gone to work, and for several weeks a cable ship has been lying cable from the Chinese coast terminus.
 There will be big dance given by the Irish natlonalists on the night of the 18th, St. Patricks day. The mem. bers of the society have made extend ed preparations for this occasion and it is expected that large rumber will be present.
 The Eagles held their regular meet ing last night and took in one member, Roy Morgan of this city. There was a good crowd in attendance and the reg plor ordar of bus;paes ,y,e ,,an.ao,oa There will be smoker given at the next regular meeting.
 A double runaway occurred on Cas- tie hill Monday morning and as result two wagons were scattered up and down Tombstone Canon and one cor ner of dwelling house is badly in need of repair. The Warren laundry wagon and a chinaman's vegetable wagon created the disturbance.
 Miss Inez Coffe, of Globe, in expect cd in Bisbee shortly and will have charge of Mrs. A. M. Dyer's room in the school, Mrs Dyer having been colled to Seattle on account of the serious illness of her mother and will not seturn to Bisbee until after the present school term has expired. Miss Cof7e comes highly recommended as a teacher and resigned her position in the Globe schools to accept the vacancy ct this place.
 Miss J. c. Wilson of Chicago, who for the past two years has been con. nected with the Chicago American. is in Bisbee for a short stay. She is bright and is enjoying her experience in the west thoroughly. Miss Wilson has travelled extensively in Europe as well as throughout the United States and is eminently competent to com pare this to other parts of the United Statee. She ie on her way to San Francisco and will return to Chicago later in the year.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
Notice.
BIsBEE, Ariz., March 5, 1902.

BIsBEE, Ariz., March 5, 1902. To the Property Owners of Bisbee: The board of trustees Of school dis rrict No. of Cochise county, Arizona, hereby call special school election, to be held at the school building on March 2s, 1902, for the following pur pose:
 To vote special tax in order to raise fund of seven thousand dollars STOOD for the purchase of suitable site and the erection and equipment of two room school building in Tombstone canyon.
 Polls will be open on the above d6te from a. m. to 6 p. ul.
 Signed:
 LEE F. HAMMER,
 H. NJ. WOODS,
 JNO. 5. WILLIAMS,
 Board of Trustees. The rate of taxation, as near as can be determined from the last assessment roll, will be about 65c on 500. } g St
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
Stole A March On Us.

Seattle, Wash, March 1l.-WorI on the British transpacif1c cable from a point on the Chinese coast via YokO- hama and the Aleutian islands to Bar clay Sound, the terminus on the eide, of Benin. Crijalor, D. M. Reordian, Geo. Camanlas, Manuel Asuire.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
Grand Opening

At the Swein saloon, below Ice plant. B Behrens opens his new house with a dance and free lunch with free drinks until IF o'clock Wednesday night. 18th March. Below Ice house. 3-l0-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-12
Notice.

for any debts contracted by my wife.
 BERNARD NELSON. Dated Bisbse, March g, 1902. 3-9-3-t
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-02-21
DIR. MUELLER'S MISSION
To the United States In interest of
the Beers.

Brussels. February 15.-1t is said that
The desire to keep secret the departure
of DR.. Mueller. the former consul Of the
orange Free State in Holland. for tt:
United States was so keen hat the
Roer emissary booked his passage uu-
Ter an assumed name.
According to information from 4 le-
sponsible Boer quarter Mr.. Kruger l.
letter to President Roosevelt. Of which
DR.. Mueller is the bearer. does not 40
peal for Intervention, but expresses Ie-
gret hat he is unable at present u
personally congratulate President
Roosevelt on his accession to office and
with a gratifying allusion to
the numerous invitations to visit the
republic which have arrived. and are
still arriving.
Besides recognizing the Boer propl-
ganda in the United States, DIR. Mueller
will direct his efforts principally In
obtaining government prohibition OF
the expectation of articles regarded by
the Beers as contraband of war, thus
indirectly eliciting an opinion on tn ;
war from the United States govern
Iment.
DR.. Mueller Is supported by wealthy
Boer sy~1npathizers in Europe and has
great hopes regarding the result OF his
mission.
The Hague, February Is. The mem
bers Of the Boer delegation have left
1.-THE Hague but have not announced
their destination. 1t is rumored that
they have started for the United States.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-02-21
MEDALS OF HONOR.
Report of the Army Board to Select
Soldiers Entitled to Them.

Washington, February 14.--Adjutant
General Corbin today made public the
report of the army board of which Gen.
eral Macarthur was president. appoint
ed to consider and report the names Of
officers and enlisted men Of the army
who SO dis ,inguished themselves during
the recent campaigns in Cuba China
and the Philippines, Us to entitle them
to the award either OF medals of honor
or certificates Of merit.
Medals of honor viii be awarded in
thirty-three cases of which ten 60 to
commissioned officers, and twenty
three to non-commissioned officers n
prisates. Only one meda is awarded
on account of service in the Cuban
service. two in the case CT the Chinese
campaign and thirty IN the Philippine
war. The medal list shows few names
of persons familiar to b public. per-
hapS the most notable oneS being those
of musician Calvin P. Titus, who was
the first % scale the wall at Pc kin and
afterwards was sent to West Point,
and Lieutenant Matthew A. BatSon,
who commanded the hacabebe scouts.
The certificates of merit are all
awarded to non-comInIssioned officers
and ~Drivates, and of the total number
Of tifty-siX, -four are oil cccu OF the
Cuban campaign, forty-fve On account
of the Philippine campaign and seven
ON account Of the Chinese trouble.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-02-21
HEARING IN BANKRUPTCY
Referee McRae Presided at a. Meet
ing of Creditors in Two Cases Last
Night-George H. Howell, Esq, APP
pointed Referee in the Susman
Matter.

S. H. McRae. ESD. CT Fayetteville.
referee in bankruptcy for the Cape Fear
District. arrived here last evening and
last night he presided at the first meet
ing Of the creditors of A. NJ Susman.
the furniture dealer. who recently made
an assignment to George l.. Peschau.
ESQ.,, but was subsequently forced into
bankruptcy by ex-Judge +. K. Bryan
representing a number Of creditors. Al
the meeting last night a number of
claims were filed. and George II. How
ell. ESQ.,. was appointed trustee. John
H. Gore. Esq, was present as attorney
for a number Of creditors. 1t Is prob
able that the creditors will get their
first dividend in about two weeks Mr.
Susman's assets amount to about 81. 200
and his liabilities to about $4,000.
An adjourned meeting OF the creditors
of F. A. Montgomery was also held last
night. Marsden Bellarny, Esq. repre-
scented the bankrupt. A number "
creditors filed claims and the trustee,
Rev. John r. Marshall reported that he
had about $3.50 on hand for distribution.
A dividend will be declared In about
two weeks.