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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

FOR sALE-My ~all-purpose horse; young.
sound, city. broke, fine locker; weight,
1900. See him at Club stables, SOl4 LeaV-
enworth. J. b. Blanchard. I'LL Georgia
Ave. P-D0-D-l
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08

stincf of self-preservation. Similar expressions of popular feeling are to be noted throughout the country.
 The termination of an intolerbale situation is becoming necessary to the people of the country if they are not to be thrust into conditions insupporta- ble in a modern civilized nation. The favorable replies thus far received by the mayor of Detroit, like the active efforts already undertaken by various public organizations elsewhere, ace proof that this nation is inhabitated by reasoning human beings, and not by cephalopods merely. Not being pre- pared to curl up and die of cold, they are getting ready to settle the great coal strike. It is quite time to bring the warning interests to their senses. Coal must be mined, and if the opera tors cannot operate them the govern ment should do it.
 The coal mine operators will not or cannot understand the depth of public sentiment in this matter Their atti- tude continues to be the attitude of defiance-defiance of the public as well as of the miners. One of them, John Markle, in an interview last week said the conditions in the anthracite fields were those of anarchy and that the operators should have more troops. Then he said, we will give you all the coal you want. MT. MitcheIl's or ganization will not be recognized un- der any circumstances. If the condi- tions in the coal fields are those of an archy the public is beginning to ask who is responsible for the anarchy and just at present it is not disposed to lay that responsibility upon the miners, who from the first have sought peaceful means of settling their griev- ances. There is growing impression among men of substance and good cool judgement among leading mon in politics. business and the learned pro- fession-that the combination which now stands between the public and a necessity of life bluntly refusing to consider all conciliatory measures and declaring in the face of human and moral right that the public shall have no coal unless the strike is settled its way. is in itself anarchy.
 The time has come to learn whether any combination of selfish private in- terests iss strong enough to deprive a nation of a necessity of life. The Detroit conference should throw light upon this vital question.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08

Word coms from Clifton that the citizens of that place will probably take steps at an early day to provide themselves with a city government, in order that some regulations may be had in caring for the sanitary con dition of the place During the past few weeks there has been a fatal and alarming prevalence of typhoid fever in that town, induced no doubt by ac- emulation of filth and garbage. Cliff ton is rapidly growing to city and it's incorporation will be evidence of the
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08
CITY WATER SUPPLY.

The Bisbee Water and Coal comps- ny wishes to request all property own CTS to erect tanks for water storage. Owing to numerous unavoidable con tingencies the water supply is some times temporarily suspended and it is impossible to receive water when de- pending only on city mains.
 After October 10, 1902, water will be furnished by this company through pipe lines only. and the present pack train system will be abolished entire ly. Bisbee Water & Fuel Co.,,
 24-1m E. B. Mason. Manager
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08
Aviso

Por el presente aviso SC notifica que en vertud de la decicion de DOT la Corte de Concessiones Privades de Terrence de los Estadas Unidas confirmando la concession de San Ygna. cio del Babocomari que los planas ' notas ralativas a las medidas de di- chas terrenos; las cuales fueron prac- ticades DOT el diputado agrimensor, Philip Contzen, estaran en mi offlci- ana en Phoenix, Arizona, sugetos a inspection publica durante 90 diac, despues de las premera publication de esta aviso, paras ser despues tras miti. das a dicha Corte de Terrenas para SUI aprobacion pro el Comisionado de Ia oficiana de Terrenos. Hugh H. Price, Agrimensor Gineral Distrito de Arizona, September 13, 1902.
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Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08
COUNTY SCHOOL
 SUPERINTENDENT.

Chas. Wallace, a former resident of this city, where he was timekeeper at the smelter. but now located at Tombstone where he is deputy clerk of the district court, and also justice of the peace. was the unanimous choice of the democratic convention for coun- ty school superintendent. Charley Wallace was raised in Cochise county His father was justice of the peace in that camp in the early days With the decline of Tombstone. the family removed to San Dirgo, Cal, where for several years, Charles Wallace was en- ployed in the court house under a dem ocratic administration. Later he was employed as freight clerk in the rail road office at Los Angeles.
 The widely circulated stories of the revival of Tombstone reached the ears of MT. Wallace in Los Angeles. and he lost no time in getting back to Arizona. He came first to Bisbee where he was time-keeper for the c. Q. Go. at the smelters, which position he later resigned to act as deputy clerk of the district court, under Geo. B. Wilcox. Not long ago he was hon ored with the appointment of justice of the peace at Tombstone.
 Mir. Wallace is young man of ex- ceptionally fine ability Already famil- jar with the routine of public office work, his administration of the office of county school superintendent will be in the best interests of the school.
 In addition to the qualifications of MT. Wallace for the position to which he aspires, he is a popular favorite with his acquaintances. which are num- erous throughout the county. Polite and corteous in the discharge of a pub lie duty, he is an ideal public officer.
 A vote for Chas. Wallace will be a vote for competent man to discharge the duties of this office.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08

R. E. Morrison, republican candidate for congress, seems to be having a time attracting attention. and .as the Review predicted, the republican ora tors of the territory have been silent since Morrison was nominated and Murphyism was infested into the cam paign. The republican newspapers. all except Murphy's Arizona Republi- can, refuse to enthuse over Morrison. Word comes from the north that old Yavapai will give a majority for Col. Wilson and that Coconino will also return a democratic majority, while Mohave county will retain it's position as one of the democratic strongholds of the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08
~ Justice of the Peace: V. R. N. GREAvES. NP Constable:
 ROBERT p. GILES
 Naeo Precinct.
WHo IS REsPoNsIBLE7

The county republican ticket for Coehise county, is an exceptionally sfuug one, and the voters of Cochise eonty will do well to size up the two t3ekets-republican and democrat-and h casting their votes assure them selves that they are casting it for the best intersts of their county. The hXridden condition of the county to- dAy, is all sufficient reason why the voters should cast their votes for the republican candidates. In the present Instance, it is not a case of let well enough alone;" on the contrary, it is . question of betterment, as it would be almost an impossibility to create . worse condition in county affairs than that which already exists. This, then. is strong factor in favor of a new deal all around, and to get a new deal we must elect the entire list of candidates upon the republican ticket Ii is now up to you gentlemen, voters sf Cochise county, to do the square and honest thing by your county. Will yoQ do it?-Douglas Dispatch.
 engagement of the Douglas Dispatch he became imbued winth the idea Gk1t he must write something strenu- s1s- He would be the author of a cam paign article that would go thunder hE down the halls of fame with in suiption that "Dorr Wrote It." The young man was feeling his responsibil- fly and taking that old political slogan -retrenchment and reform" and the -tax-ridden" public, he brought forth the above.
 Dorr did not know that two of the largest items in the list of Cochise cuunty's public debt was caused by fhe shortage of republican officials in fhis county in years gone by, but such s the case, and for their perfidy and
 nismanagement the taxpayers are aow paying.
 The expense of county government m Cochise county has increased ac eordingIy as the business and popu htion of the county has increased and notwithstanding, the heavy burden placed on each county by the misman agement of Territorial institutions by republican officials, this county has yearly paid oil the public debt at ths rate of $11'OOO to $18,000 per annum and at the present tax rate the public debt will be reduced by not less thai Sz5, 900 next year. This is the record of the democratic party in Cochis' county, the editor of the Dispatch tt the contrary notwithstanding.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08
A STERN REALITY.

The typhoid season may be said to be broken for this year, but unless the sanitary conditions are materially changed before the summer months come again, we may expect a return of the dread disease next year that will partake more of the nature of plague than a disease.
 Bisbee must meet the issue fairly and squarely. There must be no dodg- ing The typhoid fever cases in iBsbee during the past summer months have exceeded anything in the previous his tory of the camp. and unless vigorous measures are taken now, we may ex- pect a return of the same conditions next year. increased tenfold.
 At present representative of com pany of Tucson capitalists is in our midst for the purpose of asking fran chise for installing of a sewer system for Bisbee The franchise asked for extends for a period Of twenty-five years, and the company agress to operate the sewer system to the satis- faction of the public.
 The question arises that if a sewer system could be installed in Bisbee and be a paying investment for an outside company, why should not the sewer be built by the municipal au- thorities and owned and operated by the city?
 It would be interesting to know just how the sewer company proposes to flush their sewers. In the past the lack of sufficient water supply has been a serious drawback to this com munity. True, the outlook for the future in this respect, is in favor of an increased water supply, but before We begin to talk sewers, we must be con vinced that the water supply will be sufficient for their flushing.
 The city council has an important duty to perform before the summer months come again. If, in their opin ion, the construction of a sewer sys tenn in Bisbee is practicable. the neces sary steps should be taken NOW!
 Let us guard against the delays that has played such havoc in our midst during the past three months. It will require vigorous action and no small expense-but is Bisbee . weakling tc give up and die when there is a poss ible euro s& hnndf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08

Col. J. F. Wilson is making an able campaign in Arizona. He is a good talker and having a just cause. no fears need be entertained concerning his election In the north John Hen derson, Norris and other prominent speakers have rendered valuable as sistance. Col J. F. Wilson will do his last work in the southern counties. making his last speeches at Clifton and Phoenix. But little is heard of Morrison, but he is probably working his jaw somewhere in Northern Ari- zona.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08

F. NJ. Doan opened court in Graham county on Monday, confronted with the largest court docket in the history of the county. Between court business and politics there will be something doing in Solomonville during the next two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08

Why not get a piano when you can do so by paying a small amount as first payment anG small monthly pay ments thereafter? Call and see the fine selection of pianos that the Zell- ner Piano Co. have shipped in and displayed at their new ware rooms in ground floor of Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08
WATER NOTICE.

All perscns desiring to take water from the Mcdonald Springs, call at my oHlee in Central Pharmacy Drug stors. Rates $1.00 and $3.00 per month.
 Joo Hughos.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08

President Roosevelt's failure to ac- complish anything in the way of set ting the coal strike is not to be won- dered. When the coal barons turned a deaf ear to Mark Hanna it was hard ly to be expected that Roosevelt could reach them.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08
IMPORTANT NOTICE

After October 18th no Copper Glance Treaury stock will b. for sale. All orders for stock must reach our office on or before the above date.
 (Sianed.) Copper Glance Mir ng co nnanv 10 s-12t. BIsbee, Arizona, C:s 2, 1902.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08

presence of progressive spirit among its people, and desire to have sys- tm and method in caring for sanitary regulations, which alone can be relied on for the preservation of health
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08

Do the citizens of this territory pro poses to sit down quietly and wait for the statehood prize to be placed in their hands? Congress meets in De cember Now is the time for action on our part. Seeming indifference may cause the defeat of the bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08
OPEN THE COAL MINES.

OPEN THE
 COAL MINES.
 The call issued last week by the mayor of Detroit to govrnors and may CTS in many states asking for con ference to consider the coal strike Is one of many significant indications of the trend of public sentiment regard ing th great calamity. It is not mere sympathy for the miners or the sense sf just:ce which prompts this appeal. M ss . movement inspired by the tn-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-08

Bill went off half cooked Monday even ing in his anxiety to cast slurs on Dell Lewis and throw boquets at the rang CTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
MOODY FIGHTS STATE CONTROL
Has Seen Too Much Government own
ership to Want Mines Operated
from Washington.

MADISON. Wis, Oct 10.-Secretary of
the Navy Moody, addressing a great repub-
lican concourse here this evening, declared
that the duty Of 81 cents a ton on anthra-
cite coal was smuggled into the tariff act
in a sneaking and cowardly manner" and
ought to be repealed at the short session
Of congress.
THE people," he added, appealed in vain
to the coal operators to cooperate with the
miners in efforts to bring about an end of
the strike. Now when they appeal to con-
gress not to take off this duty their appeals
will be likewise rejected. Let them have
their pound of flesh, but they must take 1t
without one ounce of blood"
He said the president could not consti-
tutionally send troops into the coal regions
without call from the Pennsylvania au-
thorities, not could he seize the anthra-
cite lands by the exercise of eminent do
main. And il he could" added Mr.. Moody,
II should for one resist the latter action
to the utmost, for l have seen far too much
OF the extravaganza of government owner
ship to want more of it. Its printing costs
the government twice or thrice what pri-
vate concerns would get it for, and the H.
600 men in the navy yards get 20 per cent
more per hour than those in the Cramp
yards, this being due to numerous holidays,
short hours, ETC."
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
TRAIN HOLDUP At LINCOLN
st. LSuiS-POrtlsnd Special Stepped in
Suburb Of Capital City.
SAFE BLOWN UP AND CONTENTS LOOTED
Railroad OfncInIs Unable TO Say at
This Hour How Much the Rob-
bcrs Secured-PassenEers
Not Molested.

LINCOLN, Oct 11.-(special Telegram.)
Train No. Al. westbound, was held up
about o'clock this morning at West Lin
coin and the safe in the express car robbed
of all its contents. The railroad officials
are not able to state at this hour the amount
of the booty obtained, only that the safe
was blown to pieces and whatever It con-
tained was taken away by the robbers.
There were three men in the party Of
robbers who were seen by the trainmen,
but it is supposed there was a fourth man
who met them with a buggy or horses and
assisted them in making their escape.
The train was stopped near West Lincoln.
The crew we're compelled to uncouple the
baggage and express cars from the re-
mainder Of the train and these were run
down the track for about three miles, when
the engine was stopped and the work of
dynamiting the safe was speedily accom-
plished. The robbers then left aud the en-
gine and cars were run back to the re-
mainder of the train.
There was no attempt on the part of the
robbers to modest any of the passengers
and nothing was taken except from the ex-
press car.
Neither the train crew nor the express
messenger were irjured, though they we're
threatened with being shot II they offered
anv resistance or failed to comply with the
orders of the robbers.
The officials Of the company at Lincoln
were notified and at once set on foot plans
to capture the robbers. Possess were
speedily organized and the country is being
secured but up to this hour no trace Of the
robbers had been obtained. The country
is thickly settled and 1t is not thought pos
sible they can escape, with the network
which is being thrown around every avenue
which 1t is thought they might attempt to
avail themselves Of
The men were masked and in addition
kent themselves as much in the dark as
possible and for this reason only meager
descriptions of the three are available. and
az 10 the fourth there Is only supposittcn
that there we're that many. though it is
probable one
Train No. Al is the through train from
st. Louis to Portland and also carries the
Black Hills traffic. No. 1S, which passes the
through Omaha at II o'clock connects with 1t
al Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
GERMANY SEEKS COLONIES
Proposal Made for Cooperation with
America and England I'm over
Sea Trade.


BERIdN. Oct l0.-4Fhe Gsrmsn Colonial
association held its FIRST session today.
Foreign Secretary Won Richthofen well
coined the delegates in the name Of EN-
peror william and Chancellor Won Buelow.
He emphasized the necessity for greater
attention being paid to the colonies, de-
claring that the eyes Of all Germany should
be turned beyond Europe toward that
great stage where the claims Of different
nations to the economic supremacy Of the
world are being decided"
Prof. Adolf Wagner argued that Germany
was better able than Great Britain, France
or the United States to build great navy,
because her national debt was small and
taxation low.
Herr Max Schickel, OF the Nord Deutscher
Bank Of Hamburg, said new colonies could
no longer be obtained peaceably and advo-
Gated the cooperation Of Germany with
the United States and Great Britain in
securing over sea trade.
Prof Braidl, holding the English chair
In the Berlin university, proposed that the
government appropriate at least sl25,0
yearly for German schools abroad. He
pointed out that the Italian government
gives over 5000. 900 yearly and France $780,
900 for similar purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
STREET CAR STRIKE GOES ON
New Orleans Mayor Tries FruitIessly
TO Eject settlement of Long
Dispute.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1O.-The crisis In
the street car strike will come tomorrow.
Governor Heard and Mayor Capdevielle
sought to effect a settlement today. The
proposition was voted on by the strikers
union tonight and It was rejected by an
overwhelming majority
Tonight Governor Heard issued a procla-
nation against unlawful assemblies on the
streets and warning the people to preserve
order.
conference was in progress at midnight
looking to the disposition Of the military
forces in anticipation Of an attempt to run
cars tomorrow.
Mail cars sent out on the lines this morn
ing we're not molested. So far today there
has been no attempt made to operate pas
senger cars. After a conference between
Governor Heard, Attorney General Gyson
and Mayor Capdeville. messengers were
sent summoning the leaders of the strik-
ers to the hall and ii is understood that
the governor will issue proclamation to
the people today setting forth his hopes
for a peaceable adjustment OF the differ
ences between the contending forces.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
KRUGER TALKS IN CHURCH
Says War Ceased 20 Save BOer Race
and COmmeBds Generals
Begging Trip.

UTRECHT. Holland, Oct 1O.-The Boer
generals arrived here today to greet Mr..
Kruger on the occasion Of his 77th birth
day.
The whole party attended divine service,
where Mr. Kruger, entered the pulpit and
expressed his great appreciation of the
generals service and begged the public to
assist in relieving the distress among the
Beers.
Mr.. Kruger said the generals had only
ceased hostilities in order to prevent the
extinction of their race and that their as
sumption OF the role of beggRrs showed
their desire to save their people.
Turning to the generals he sald Con
tinue your labors with all humility and
perform your duty as supplisnts."
Pastor Jonker said although the Boer
national hymn could not be heard at pres
ent, God one day would permit the Beers
to sing. I'VE are a free people"
Students OF the university presented the
generals with a purse containing $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
LIMIT MERGER ADVANTAGES
Court Holds that Consolidated Rail-
roads DO Not Lose Their
Identity.

KANSAS CITY. Oct 1O.-An opinion was
given in the United States circuit court
here today in which it is held that a rail-
road incorporated in one state and after
ward merged or consolidated with railroads
Incorporated in other state retains its
original identity. For jurisdctional puT-
poses its citizenship adheres in the state
which granted the original charter.
Under this ruling a case removed by the
railroad company from the state court to
the federal on the ground OF diverse citi-
zenship may be remanded to the state court
on the plea Of Jurisdiction.
The opinion was given by Amos NJ.
Thayer. circuit judge; Elmer B. Adams,
district judge, and John F, Philips, dis
trict judge.
The decision arose out Of a suit against
the Wabash railroad by live stock firm
who lost some hogs as the result Of a
wreck near Carrollton, Mo. The railroad
company removed the case to the federal
court and the plaintiffs attorney entered
a plea questioning the jurisdiction.