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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-02
Plan PERMANENT SHOW
Association Will Hold Annual
Live Stock Exhibitions.
WILSON TALKS OF DISEASE.
Secretary of Agriculture Makes Dedi.
catory Address at New Live Stock
Record BuiIdine-lowa Takes Most
Prizes at Cattle Exposition.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE Chicago In
ternatlonal Live Stock exposition is
the most magnificent expression of
progressive breeding and feeding that
there ever has been in the history of
the world"
James Wilson, secretary of agricul-
ture. paid this compliment to the big
show in a dedicatory address last
night at the new live stock record
building at the stock yards. 1t is a
three-story structure and was erected
by the Union Stock Yards company
at a cost OF 100000. The first floor
Will be devoted to agricultural exhibits
OF railways, the second will be occu-
pied as headquarters by live stock rec
ord societies from all sections of the
united States; the third contains read
ing. lounging and club rooms. ard a
large auditorium.
w. E. Skinner, general agent of the
STOCK yards company and general man
ager OF the exposition, presented the
building last night to the live stock in
terests of America. Secretary Wilson
received it on behalf of the stockmen.
John Dryden, minister of agriculture,
spoke In behalf of the stock growers
OF Canada. and w E. Harris, United
states senator from Kansas, spoke for
the breeders of the west.
The western agricultural colleges
and experimental stations were very
successful in the days competitions in
i've stock classes. The Iowa college
was easily the leader, taking six first
prizes and three second prizes.
Secretary Wilson'S Address.
Secretary Wilson. after compliment.
ing the donors OF the building upon
the present made to the live stock
men, said
The most important feature OF this
exposition TO ME is the presence here
OF the students from the agricultural
colleges"
The secretary then paid high trib
ute TO the value of the work being
done by these institutions and went on
to say:
Now l propose to ask congress to
be generous with us and authorize me
to cooperate with the colleges at ex-
pertinent stations throughout the land,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-02

along the lines of breeding We want
TO produce what we need in the Unit
ed States. | think we have the health
lest animals in the world in the Unit
ed States of America. Our brethren,
IN Canada perhaps have as healthy an.
lmals as we have here. When Won eo
TO the continent of Europe. YOU find
disease there all the time for the
reason that jurisdiction is so cut up
INTO small countries that no one cen
Iral power can stamp out the disease
as we can here or the British can
We are compelled to shut out eyery-
thing from continental Europe. We
are compelled to shut out eyerythins
from Asia. We have to shut out
everything from the Philippines.
Within the last four days intell-
gence came to us at Washington that
foot and mouth disease had broken
out IN New England. We don't know
how it came. 1t has been smuggled in
by somebody, somebody that has built
a great big estate out OF cheap lands
In New England may have smuggled
IL IN, a deer a sacred cow, or some
nonsenslcal thing like that to fence
inside OF an estate, or wild boar that
they could chase and shoot. ANYWAY
1t is there. We quarantined all New
england, stopped shipments from Bos-
ton and Portland and the British gov
ernment followed US. They are salts.
ned We are in better shape to take
care of an epidemic now than ever
before.
Our animal products in wear
amount to $900,oOO,0OO in the United
States. The dairies amount to s472.
100000. We sent abroad last year in
live animals and animal products
S244,oO0,OOO in round numbers. Our
cattle exports, live cattle. last wear
amounted to S392,0OO,0O0, our horses
TO Sll,00O,O00, our sheep to $4,000 900 ;,
The first step toward the establish.
ment OF a permanent international
i've stock exposition to be held an,
nually in Chicago was taken at the
meeting which Secretary Wilson ad.
dressed. The membership fee is to
be 500, with annual dues of $40 for
yearly membership.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-02
CASHIER SHOOTS BURGLAR.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Rob Bank of
Aurora, S. y.

Aurora, S. D., Dec. Am unsuc
cessful attempt was made to burglar
ize the Bank of Aurora yesterday
morning. Electric alarms were
sounded and two burglars were cap
tured, one of them being shot twice
In the leg. The alarm awoke Henry
Kelsey, cashier, who hurried to the
Dank with a rife. The burglars tried
TO escape, going towards Brookings.
Kelsey shot one. who crawled into a
straw stack. The other burglar came
to town and gave himself up, telling
where his comronion was hiding.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-02

Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
Flaherty district. -. 90
Il Cummings labor Flaherty
district ............ ....... 90
Chris Iverson labor Flahertv dis
John schmadke material and la. la .
Dor Flaherty district... 49,. 5 90
Some and Temple lumber Rhod.
enhaugh district. .......... ..... So 3s
Suhr and Son lumber Dugan dis
H G Lochmiller labor Rhoden-
baugh district. neutrality-suspicious.. SO
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
Molter district ................ 81 4S
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
Flaherty district ......... 49,. 166 55
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
Schroeder district ............ 40 rs
Stewart Lumber Co lumber
Schroeder district. SO 70
Stewart Lumber Co lumber Flah-
erty district.... ................ 8 "A
Stewart Lumber Co lumber Mol
ter dtstric1 :. ...... ........... II 10
Stewart Lumber Co lumber Rhod-
enbaugh district ..... ..... 46 so
Frank f Brown labor Dugan dis
trlct ...,.....;. ....'..;... " oo
West Side Lumber Co lumber Du-
gan district. ....... So 90
Eyers ana Martens nails Dugan
district Observation-Disclosures. 3 S5
II A Norman lodging for transient
paupers...... -. .......... 3 so
) Wise to coffin and burial of VIM
McLaln aln............... .......... ~ OO
Chas Coleman to boarding Harry
Little poor person Willow town
snip ............. ............... Is w
w a Antrim to livery hire in con
veying sick person. 49,. ..... 60
l. -
Henry kuehl to care of Z Groen
beck poor person Otter Creek
township ..... ........,.., -. ! 90
Ryan aud Rachford clothes for
Franz Etzel at Vail. II 90
Stone and Temple coal for JAIL. 30 "a
Healey Bros livery hire by county
attorney ..... :. -. ........ 10 90
Il Schade to care or prisoners at
Manila t'y order of sheriff. ..... 4 90
Ihos Meehan merchandise and
repairs atjail. . %
Campbell and Morris wood for
court house. .................. ;. IL 20
Denison Bulletin publishing Of
fetal ballots etc. .......... 1874 "a
Herman Grill balance due on
county bridge Boyer township. 257 40
Ed Downey clerk Jackson town
ship preparing booths etc....... 13 90
The following claims were allowed
for merchandise, attendance, etc, for
Ira Tripp, small pox patient, payment
being recommended by the board Of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-02

Ordered by the Board that no aid be
given Fred Eckert of Charter Oak out
side of poor farm.
Board adjourned at p. m. to meet
Saturday, November 18th, at 9 q. m.
Fl. G. SCHROEDER,
NJ. j. COLLINS, Chairman.
Auditor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-02

Board met in Auditors Office Satur-
day, November l5. 1902. Members all
present.
Called to order at a. m.
Minutes of Friday, November IA.
were read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
j. Ii. Stammer. clerk Iowa town
SNIP. ................... ...S b W
L. NJ. Baer, night watch. Sept
ember and October 1902. -. 10 90
DeDison Zeitung. publishing
board proceedings, etc ..... 32 26
Crawford County DemocraS pub
fishing board proceedings, etc 80 26
G. H Molter, committee work
and mileage. ge............ -. 50 so
81. c. Schroeder, committee
work and mileage 66 80
F. w. Meyers stamps for county
officers. .................. SO 90
Meyers & Tucker publishing
board proceedings etc -. ....... 70 SO
c. Sievers & Sons merchandise
for jail ........ ............ 10 40
Iowa Telephone Co. renta of in
struments, etc. etc............... 16 Is
W. j. McAhren constable fee
case state vs.. A. Jaachimsen. S so
Henry Bell to delivering poll
books, serving subpeonas etc. lOS O3
Stewart Lumber Co coal for
poor parsons. s...... IL 7S
J B. Romans Co. merchandise
for poor farm and C. II. 80 90
j. P. Shuler mech lndise for
farm. ................... 90
Z. f. Bunk labor Schroeder. 40
Henry RawsQat f0 6oy,oro 70
land by public travel Washing.
ton township. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Strauser & Dowden medicines
for poor person. ............. 2 so
Albert Stun care of sick person 2 90
Mrs. Josie French to nursing
Mrs. Eckert sick person. 81 90
Denison Clothing Co., merchan
disc for farm. .............. 55
E. Gulick j. P. Stranscrift case
state vs. JOS Mendt. ...... Is 35
Detlef Wohert care of sick per.
son Otter Greek twp. 90 |
Otter Creek twp. 90 |
ST. Bernards Hospital care of
Otto Binelesen ............ 20 90
Henry Bell balance due in Nc.
Carthv and Scott insane cases. 95 so
VIM Purcell labor Flaherty dist s 90
VIM. Flaberty looking after road
w rk and mileage Is so
D, P. Mcmahon j. P. Stranscrift
case state VS. McElwain. 80 90
Ordered by the board that the coun-
bv treasurer redeem from tax sale $27 |
Of year 1901 lot 3. Sub Div. S. w. S.
w. So twp SO Range 40 on account of
assessment.
Ordered bp the board that the coun-
~ treasurer transfer the y percent in
5erest of the school fund the sum of
b735OO to the county fund.
Board adjourned at IL noou to meet |
1t r. m
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at p. m. ard allowed |
claims aafollows:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-02
Steamer Founders in NORTH Sea.

Brussels, Dec. 2.-There is an un
confirmed rumor that the Belgian
steamer Leopold has foundered in the
North sea and twenty-eight persons
have been drowned.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-02

County Auditors report of fees col
lectec during Sept mber and October
1902, as deeds bonds and redemptlons
the sum of S397 and deposited the
same with the county treasurer as
shown by receipt attached. M. j. Col
Inns auditor.
On motion report was accepted.
Clerk of District Court report Of fees
collected during September and Orto
ber 1902, the sum of Sl43. 10 and depos-
tied the same with the county treasur.
err as shown oy the receipt attached
Frank Faul clerk.
Onsmotion report was accepted
County Recorders Report. I. the
undersigned do hereby certify--1hat-l
have collected as fees for recording in
struments of record the sum of 1855 S5
for the quarter ending September 30;
1902. O. M. Criswell recorder.
On motion report was accepted.
County Supt. Institute report.
n
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-02
Fatal Family Feud.

Sioux City, Dec. Charles Crone
shot and killed James Faust near Car
roll Ia, while Faust was entering the
home of Charles Faust through an up
stairs window. The shooting was tn.
result of an old family feud II is
said that James Faust had threatened
to kill Charles Fausts whole family
Crone is a nephew of Charles Faust.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-02

S42 "a
G. w. voNcoELLN. County supt
On motion report was accepted.
Board adjourned at 2 p. m. to meet
Monday December /, 1902 at 10 a. m
M. j, COLLINS, Auditor.
H. G, SCHROEDER, Chairman.
Warrants issued by Auditor between
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Kirk, of upper Tombstone canyon, is very i'll.
 Genral Superintendent Choate left yesterday for Fl Paso.
 MT. Storrs was in from his ranch in the Huahucas yesterday.
 Joe Curtis left this morning for a mon.h's visit in Los Angeles.
 MT. and Mrs. John F. Metcalf are now at home on Quality Hill.
 Joseph Schwartz went down to Douglas yesterday on business.
 Mrs. Slaughter of San Bernardino ranch was an out going passenger yes terday.
 B. B. Adams, who has been writing New York life insurance, left for Naco yesterday.
 Tim Estus and family went to Tombstone yesterday on a visit to his brother, the painter. Edward O. Rouzer returned yester- day from Tucson where he has been seeing the carnival. Al Gyrer of the freight department of the E. P. & s. w., is just now en- toying seize of the humps. c. H. Burkhalter, division passen- ger agent of the Southern Pacific, come in yesterday on the special. Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Packard return ed yesterday from California where they have been for the past month. Jas. Howell, democratic nominee for the assembly, passed through Bis bee on his way to Mexico this morn ing
 Ed Storrs of Millers, one of the old pioneers of that section, who looks af- ter the Huachuca reservoir. is in the city. Lester Rouzer passed the examina- ton into the territorial university and is now duly matriculated. Sue cess 10 Lester.
 Frank Obermiller is here from Tombstone where he is in charge of a big hoist for the Tombstone Consoli- dated Mines company.
 Pete Hanson says petty thieves are getting so thick around his place he is afraid to go to sleep with chew of tobacco in his mouth.
 D. S. McCuIlogh, father of Frank Mccullough, arrived Tuesday from Tombstone to assist his son in a con tract for lathing the Queen gymnas- ium.
 John Faulks, superintendent of the Nacozari smelters, was in Bisbee yes ;erday on his way to Stafford to pay a visit to his daughter, who is about fouI weeks old.
 James F. Patton, pioneer merchant of Globe, came in yesterday from Cananea, where he is employed in the big company store. He is here to ob- tain a test on samples from his prom
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS

A ball will given at Naco Friday night in the opera house
 The Review is pleased to announce this morning that Jos. Lippert is i'm proving.
 The infant child of Mir and Mrs. D. E. Rhodes was buried yesterday Rev. MT. Shields officiated.
 The local sportsmen are making big preparations for the territorial shoot winch is to take place here next month. The Bisbee club is beginning daily practice and should certainly make a big showing.
 DIED-Mrs. George Aston at Doug. las on Tuesday, September 16th The funeral will take place at Naco today and the body laid by the side of her dead husband at that place. Several small children will mourn the loss of kind mother.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18

ising properties at Puertocitas. about
 eight miles in direct line from Ron quillo. Jim says the boys in the big camp have all heard of Aley's write up of Cananea but have been unable to get copies of the Bisbee papers
 containing the same. He will return tomorrow.
 Charles Hickman, expert book | keeper. accountant, and bank attache, formerly of Globe. recently of Cana nea. was ur from Douglas Tuesday night, where he IS at present employ ed. Charley is considered a prince by his many friends throughout Arizona. Captain Tom Rynning came over from Bisbee yesterday to meet Gov ernor Brodie and to personally thank the executive for the commission sent to him which placed him as leader of the Arizona Rangers, to succeed Burt Mossman.-Star.
 Juan R. Carey, the new general manager of the Old Terrible gold mines in the Dragons, was here yes terday on business with the Southern Pacific offices. The company operat- ing the O. T. employs at present fifty AnCu, anu lucs nave JuSt IuStdlleQ LU- stamp mill.-Star.
 Clarence Woods, of Seattle, Wash, was in the city yesterday en route to Cananea. MT Woods was formerly a resident of Tombstone, where his father was president of the bank at that place in the early days.
 G. D. Cash, former superintendent of the Cananea railroad, but now en- gagged in business for himself at Can anea, was in the city yesterday en route to Douglas.
 Carl Clawson, formerly with the Cananea company as consulting en- gineer, is now located in San Fran cisco, has been a welcome visitor in Bisbee this week.
 Mrs. Shapeley, who has been very i'll for the past few weeks, is reported much better. Kind friends have been in attendance constantly at her bed side.
 Messrs. Cronin and Robinson, the former from Hermosiilo, and the lat ter from Cananea, are late arrivals in Bisbee and will probably remain here for the winter
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
FROM COLORADO
 TO MEXICO
PLANS OF THE CANANEA, YAQUl
 RIVER AND PACIFIC RY.
General Manager Epes Randolph Talks To Review Reporter-Wi.l Build to Clifton Thence North


 General Manager Epes Randolph of the Cananea. Yaqui River and Pacific railroad. was in Bisbee yesterday with President Greene. Mr. Randolph was here for the purpose of conferring with MT. Greene and Assistant Gen. eral Manager E. A. Mcfarland. re garding the building of the road from Naco to Cochise station.
 MT. Randolph was seen for a few minutes yesterday on the private car, Acadian, and gave out an interview re- garding the future plan of his road in Southern Arizona.
 Epes Randolph is the same courte- ous, pleasant gentleman which made him so many friends during his resi- dence in Arizona, as superintendent of the Southern Pacific company. Speak ing of the new road, Mir Randolph said:
 Two corps of surveyors are in the field this side of Cochise making the last survey and work will be com menced at that end next week. Ties and rails are already on the ground, and so far as l can see now, there will be no delay in the work.
 Surveyors are also in the field north of Cochise, and it is our desire to extend the line north to Clifton as soon as possible. From that point, the Durango and Clifton survey would be followed until the road tapped the coal fields of Colorado
 When asked what route the road would take from Cochise to Clifton, MT. Randolph said:
 'T am not very familiar with the to- pography of the country, but would give it as an opinion that the road would touch at Solomonville and then go up the river to Clifton"
 Mir. Randolph stated that when the Cananea, Yaqui River and Pacific rail road was organized, it was with the intention of connecting the coal fields i of Colorado with the rich mining dis | trtcts of Southern Arizona and North | ern Sonora. This is the ultimate ob- | 5ect of the road and will be carried l to successful issue at no distant. day. The first part of the road will be built from Cochise to Naco and then | from Cochise to Clifton. Eventually | the line will be extended from Colo | rado to the coast
 Mir Randolph said there was no oc- casion for the Naco people to become alarmed over the future of that place.
 Mir Randolph will return to Los Angeles on Friday, where he is super Intendent of the Pacific Electric street for Mir H. E. Huntington
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
AFTER FAKE JewELRY VENDORS

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 1.-The Indiana Jewellers association, which was organized last May, held a meet ing at the Denison house teddy and discussed ways and means for strengthening the association and pro- tecting the trade. The primary pur- pose is to break up fraudulent jewelry establishments and auction sales of inferior goods President Joseph Hum mell, Jr., of Muncie, presided over the meeting
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
NEwseoYs ON STRIKE

 Grievance Committee Calls Out Sym
 pathizers Between Ages of Nine
 and Sixteen
 The first strike in the history of Bisbee is on. The smelter and mine continue to operate as usual. The stores are not closed and trains con tinue to run, but the delivery system of the Miner is sadly crippled. The Amalgamated Association of the h. dependent Order of Newspaper Car riers has walked out. Notice was served on the Miner management last evening and if you don't get the Miner, you may know that the tie up Is complete.
 umn is a matter of wages. Eight dol lars per month is the price paid by the Miner to their carriers. The scale in Bisbee is 5000. but the Miner management claimed the Review car riers had to deliver more papers.
 2. The president of the Amalgamat- ed was ordered on the outside of the ofice few nights ago, contrary to the rules of the order.
 3. The carriers object to bearing the burden of complaints made oy subscribers along the routes owing to . dearrn of news in the evening pa per.
 These are three of the principal items on the grievance sheet
 We don't work no more for the Miner" said the spokesman Ast night, until we gets our rights. We don't want to suppress the freedom of the press, and are willing to sub init to arbitr ation. but the strike is on."
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
Naco Railroad

Naco Railroad
 B. J. O'Reilly was up from Naco yesterday and is as enthusiastic as ever over the wide awake and enter prising town on the border.
 We are assured of the railroad coming to Naco and we will have one of the largest cities on the line in a few years. I just returned from Los Angeles where l had hearing before the railroad officials and l was assur- ed that we would have the road built into Naco. We have a meeting in Naco tonight where the citizens of our town meet the raIroad officials.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
BASE BALL

California League
 San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 4. American League
 St. Louis 3, Detroit ].
 Chicago 6, Cleveland [.
 Philadelphia 6, Washington 5. Baltimore l. Boston 13. Second Boston 4, Baltimore 5. National League
 Pittsburg 12, St. Louis 3.
 New York 9, Brooklyn 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18

Bob Irwin. who is well known throughout the territory as a clothing salesman, left yesterday for Douglas. He is one of the oldest men who makes Arizona. New Mexico and Southern California, and visits almost every mining camp in this extensive area
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
Trouehing the Water

Trouohing the Water
 The Copper Queen company is troughing the water coming out of the mine and smelter to keep it from par colating through the earth back into the mine. The trough extends from the smlter to a point opposite the hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18

Elks Head.
 George Dunn has just received one of the most beautiful Elk's head that has ever been shipped to Arizona. The mounting is superb and the horns from tip to tip are at least six feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
Will Locate at Cananea

Will Locate at Cananea
 Dr. T. Shields Collins, and old timer in Globe, stopped over in Bisbee Tues day night The doctor is on his way back 10 Globe where he will immedi- ately pack up and with his family go to Cananea where he will permanen-- ly reside and practice his profession
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
Promising Outlook

Assayer Mitchell of the Copper Queen mine, states that he has five men now working on his property near Silver City, New Mexico. Below the two hundred foot level they en- countered ore which run $111- They are putting in extensive machinery upon the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18

lOST.-On train, a gold watch, dia- mond setting, engraved, E. T. S.; pict- ure in face. Return to Copper Queen
 Hotel nd receive reward. 2t.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
Bands Serenaded

Bands Serenaded
 The Copper Queen band serenaded Superintendent Clawson Tuesday evening upon his return from Califo. mia
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-18
The Fascination of New Goods

There who our to Goods never seemed so before It's
 
 come as Will be ed'spayed-bu ask goods are more than likely to have them and good shall Goods store endeaor buying looking