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Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05
EXTRA JUDICIAL EFFORT AGAINST CRIMINALS.

Recently two judges in New Mexico reprimands to juries and jurymen called attention to a condition that has long been discreditable to many localities in the southwest. We refer to the acts of Judge Parker and Judge McMillen. of New Mexico, and Judge Doan in Graham county, this territory. Judge Parker discharged an entire judry panel at Las Cruces because of persistent rumors and reports that jury fixing was going on in the interest of a man charged with murder whose trial was coming on. Judge McMillen excused a prominent man of SocorrD. New Mexico, from further service on d grand jury, because of his activity h preventing the indictment of notor:- ously guilty criminals. Judge Doan reprimanded a jury in Graham county that had acquitted a man of murder against whom the evidence was direct and unmistakable. Judge Doan did more than reprimand the jury He or dered their names stricken from the jury list and expressed the hope that none of them would ever again appear before him as jurors.
 In Fl Paso last week the grand jury in it's report took occasion to call at tention to many miscarriages of jus tice.
 These extra efforts against crime have been commended by the press and people of both territories. The il- cidents have attracted a wide discus sion, the result of which will surely be beneficial to society and result in a more rigid enforcement of proper punishment to criminals of every character.
 Judges, sheriffs and prosecuting at torneys may te ever 90 active and de termined in their efforts to bring crim- inals to justice, still without the aid Of juryment who will render verdicts of guilty when guilt is proven, justice will remain shamed and by-word among criminals, who too often and too easily find the way to influence weak and incompetent jurors.
 Trial jurors in Arizona have not made a good record in the past, but let us hope for better things in the future
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05

The persistency of newspaper cor respondents in exaggerating every piece of news sent out from Arizona is deplorable. The same may be said of those who send out magnified stor- ies of every unreasonable report which comes over from Sonora, Mexico, About once a month these correspond ents send out startling accounts of Yarui wars. If the Yaquis had killed as many people in Sonora during the last five years as has been reportei by the Arizona newspaper correspond. ents. there would not be a single in- habitant left there
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05
OUR "POPuLAR WANTS"

The Review desires to call special attention to the splendid results which are obtained by those who patronize the Popular Want" "o;unln of the Re view with small liner advertising. We have made a special low rate on this character of advertising, so that it's benefits may be within the reach If all One cent for each word pays for this class of advertising. If you want to buy, rent, sell or lease a house try a liner advertisement in our Popular Want" column. The result will be satisfactory.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05

The Prescott Courier says: Rumors are that the Yavapai woods are full of candidates for every office in the gift of the people. In addition to those in the wodds, there are said to be 9 lot more hid around in the brush. The more the better. The conventions will have a wide range to sc.oct rom and the fellows who get left will have sa much company that they will feel jolly about 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05

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Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05

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Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05

Pittsburg Times: It is a pity that when foreigners come to visit this country that they do not have time to back from sea If they would put In a week on the cars they could see some thing big enough to lap over the whole sides
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05

Uanted.-District manager and b. cal representatives; permanent posi- ton; good salary; give full particu, lars; two references. Ameri:a1 Bond Company, PIT Broadway, Les Angeles Cal 6-2 3t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05

D There is noted activity by the Iari- f vaded the Philippines since the Amer e ican occupation. to lead the Filipino
 in the straight and only road to hea-
 ven. Heretofore the Filipino has been
 contentSto travel the Roman Catholic route.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-05
Captain Mossman has toed the mark for the political race.

The closing of the saloons in Fl Paso on Sunday has increased the ie mand for jugs and demijohns on Sat urday night.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-26
CALHOUN COUNTY, w. VA.


The Foltx we'll No. Is keeping
up Its reputation and pumps as
much oil now ss the day pumping
first began about three months ago.
Island run Is yet destined to be
good oil field.
Island Run No. Is down some
distance and speculations are rife as
to the probable result.
Territory Is being leased In the
Reedy neighborhood, also 10 the
Harper district gas neighborhood.
The Southern OIL company, on
Mrs. Clara Bartlett's farm on Trip
lett are over sixteen hundred feet,
and through the the Maxon sand;
and yet have found no oil.
The Harper District gas field Is
certainly a good one. There has
neverbeen no scarcity of gas atSpen-
Ger since the pipe line was put in
more than four years ago. Always
abundance of gas in the coolest of
weather.
The Geary gas field seems to be
equal or even ahead Of the Harper
district field, and pipe line will
soon be connected with Charleston.
Spencer Bulletin.
At a depth of about 200 feet
flow of gas was struck few days
ago In the test we'll being put down
near Cleveland, In this county. 1t
proved to be only a pocket, how
ever, and was exhausted In the
course of an hour. Drilling has
been resumed.-Webster Echo.
An oil company of Charleston
have drilled In small producer In
Clay county. It Is on O'Brien's
creek, a tributary of ELK river and
the oil was found In the Salt sand
at 1900 feet.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-26

We are pleased to announce that
our new Industrial Edition of Sis
tersville, Middlebourne and Friend
ly will be out this evening and
ready for distribution. The edition
will be a large one, about seven
thousand numbers have been print
ed and will be distributed as fast as
the mail can be made up. We hope
we have enough to send each sub
scriber to the Daily and Weekly
OH Review a copy free. The paper
consists of seventy.two pages, very
highly illustrated and showing
many of Our manufacturing estab-
lishments, but not all of them by
good deal. The two street scenes,
one taken FIVE years ago, the other
this spring. which will be found
side by side In the Industrial Edi-
ton, gives the lie to all stories
about the city decaying and going.
back. Where we had hemlock
buildings FIVE years ago we now
have handsome two, three or four
story buildings of brick and stone.
A comparison with our special edi
ton FIVE years ago clearly shows
we have made wonderful strides fer
the better during that time.
This edition has cost us about
five hundred dollars. We will not
make any money In the venture
direct. but we do expect that indi-
rectly 1t will have a good influence
and bring many people to locate In
our city and start manufacturing
plants here of various kinds.
Some people may think they should
have been noticed In this paper.
Every word In the edition was pre-
pared by the compilers. They fur
nished every cut. made the general
plan of the book and are alone re-
sponsible for the whole edition, so
personally, we had nothing to do
with the matter 1t contains. They
being entire strangers cannot we'll
be accused of sighting any one or
any firm or corporation. We hope
the people will be pleased with the
book. We have done what we
could t. boom the good city of Sis
tereville and Tyler county. and If
the effort Is a failure it will be a
a mistake of the head and not of
the heart. The special edition will
be found on sale at McCoys Book
Store, KNAPP & McMullins news
stand, at the Oh Review Office and
by the news boys. Price twenty
cents. Send in your orders by
mail with the Iamount for the book
and address and we will make and
mail them for you.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29

eral attention. Senator D. B. Hill is deyoting much time to this work and his success in healing up party differ ences and bringing together party lead CTS who have been strangers for years, so far as party unity was concerned. has been very gratifying throughout the country.
 This work in New York has caused apprehension in the republican ranks. The friends of President Roosevelt who are now claiming that his renomi- nation is assured. are especially dis turbed because of improved democrat is conditions in New York They are alarmed concerning the ability of the President to carry New York in 1904
 The democrats have always carried New York when the party was work ing harmoniously. Another thing which disturbs republican managers is the fact of the war threatened to be waged against the trusts by the Presi- dent. This war is inevitable now: to back away from it would be fatal since he has recently called public attention to the iniquity Of these combinations. A war on the trusts will incidentally be war on those who are fattening on the high protective tariff mintained by the republican party.
 There is evidenly danger in New York for the republicans With the democratic party working harmonious to republican success. that state win very likely be counted for the demo cratic party.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29

city, town and camp in the territory will be found more upto-date public improvements than can be found in places, of equal size. in and of the states west of the Mississippi river, and especially is this true in the min ing camps.
 To begin with Arizona has a pub lie school system not excelled any where. and the people of the territory pay more money. per capita, for public education than any of the southwest ern states. The territorial university and the normal schools are up-todate and efficient in every department and they draw students from several sur rounding states. ta
 In every city is found magnificent churches, school houses. libraries, hos pitals and many other evidences of the presence of a public spirit and a pro gressive people
 In some of the mining towne the mining companies have been extremely liberal in providing public improve ments. In Clifton, Morenci and Bis bee is this condition especially notice able. In Clifton the Arizona Copper company has just completed fine new school building, costing 12,0O0. This company also maintains commodious public readins room. At Morenci the Detroit Copper company built, during the past year, handosme Presbyteri- an church, a S15,000 school house. a magnificent gymnasium building and a fine hotel is nearly ready for use In Bisbee the Copper Queen has assisted the Methodists in completing a kand- some church; it is building a s25 900 church edifice for the Presbyterians; it has built here the finest hotel in the territory. and the new gymnasium building now nearing completion, will be a palatial structure, supplied with every means for diversion and recrea- tion-bowling alley, billiard rooms, boxing room, card and chess room, be- sides every modern apparatus for y- nastic exercises.
 Indeed, Arizona may we'll feel proud of the manner it has provided public utilities. It leads in this matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29
A BAD BUSINESS.

The trial of two cases in court last week where the controversy was based on the possession of lots in Bisbee. di- rects the attention to a very important matter A large portion of the area covered by Bisbee is held by nothing more than a possessary right; those who come first and located these rights should be protected in their holdings by a strong public sentiment.
 Those who arrived years ago, or re gently, and "staked a claim" should be made secure in their right of possession until such time as the townsite entry has been perfected and deeds are ob- tined. Any attempt at lot jumping should be discouraged as contrary to the true western spirit. We do not believe any man shculc hold unini proved plats for speculative purposes, but where a man buys possesscry right. or puts improvements on one. he should be regarded as secure in the title as though he held a patent from the government. This rule should be upheld by a strong public sentiment is Bisbee as a means of avoiding much trouble.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Bisbee, Cochise County,
 Territory of Arizona

Territory of Arizona
 February 10th 1902 MT J. W. Greene: You are hereby notified that have expended One Hundred ($10O.00) Dollars in labor and improvements upon each and all of the following mining claims, to- wit: "Ocatea," the June Bird" the Mascot" the St. Patrick claim. Lit tie Mary" the Little Elsie" the Cog nice" the Green Valley" and the Horse Shoe" mining claims all situ- ated in the Warren mining district, Cochise county, Arizona, as will ap- pear by the certificate filed on the Sth day of February, A. D. 1902, in the office of the recorder of Cochise coun- ty, at Tombstone, Arizona, in order to hold said claims under the provis- ions of section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for this year, ending December 31st, 1901. And if within 90 days from the ser vice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your portion of such ex- .pendi:ure as co-owners your interest in said mining claims will become the property of the subscriber, under said section 2324.
 JAMES REILLY,
 2-12-O2.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29
IT IS AS WE SAID.

When the citizens of Phoenix and the Salt river held their first meeting and announced hat they would make an attemp: to convinc the government tha the Tonto rseryoir site was more favorable than the San Carlos dam site, for making the first expenditure of money under the Newland's irriga- tion law. the Review predicted that the Maricopans had matched a scrap with the people of Florence and Pinal county. The Review sized the situa- tion up right and the fight is now on. The Florence Blade devotes the great CT part Of its space last week to de fending the San Carlos dam proposi- tion and the Globe Silver Belt also comes to the aid of Florence in the following editorial under the head of "Insatiate Maficopa."
 The Phoenix promoters of water storage for the Salt river valley have abandoned the plan to secure an ena- bling act from congress to bond Mari copa for $2,500,0 900 to construct the dam on Salt river, and will appeal to the secretary of the interior to favor the construction of the Tonto basin reservoir under the Newlands- -Hanbor- ough law.
 Some of the advocates of this scheme were so indiscreet as to speak dis paragingly of the San Carlos reservoir project which has been approved by the government engineers, and which has been selected by the interior de- partment for early construction It is no surprise to learn that the Salt riv- CT valley people are opposed to the San Carlos dam, as their selfishness is sure to crop out in connection with any proposition to promote the vel fare of any other section of Arizona, if by any means, however disreputable. they can trun it to their own advan- tage.
 There would be more sympathy for them in their present plight if they had not always shown this ungenerous spirit In their effort to secure relief through government aid, however, they are doomed to disappointment, as it is not the intent of the national irri- gation law to provide more water for private lands, but to reclaim desert areas which are a part of the public domain"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29

LOsT-Large brown envelope ad- dressed to Captain Burton c. Moss- man. It contained valuable papers. Two ranger fund warrants of $55 each in favor of Geo. B. Scarborough. Also commissions as depuy U. s. marshals in Arizona and New Mexico. Lost on the road between this city and Lowell. A reward will be paid for the return of all or any of these papers to the Review ofnce. 7725-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29
Discourages Factions.
lBelIl

Mohave county democrats. following the lead of the Gila county organiza- ton has adopted theCrawford primary plan. There is nothing that so dis courages factions in party as an open contest for the nominations, and the party in Mohave county. which has been badly split, will profit by holding a straight primary election.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29
IS TRUE.

IS TRUE
 he Arizona Republican concludes cal item thus:
 Though Arizona is still painted as
 wild west. in proportion to popula- ] there are more up-to-date public ties at; the commnd of her citizen than in any other part of the atTy." =,
 ais> Is true and worthy of more ! the simple statement In every
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29
HARMONY IN NEW YORK.

The effort being made in the state of New York fp bring together in har- mony all the vrious democratic organ nations in that state is attracting gen.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29

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Evening star., 1902-02-20
TURBULENT CONGRESS
Daughters in the Midst Of
Exciting Campaign.
OFFICERS NOMINATED
PRESIDENT GENERAL SUCCEEDS
IN MAINTAINING CONTROL.
Reports Of Registrar General and His
torian General, Respectively
Other Routine Business.
OFFICERS NOMINATED

Eleven o'clock seems to be the popular
horr for the general assembling of the
delegates to the congress of the Daughters
IF the American Revolution: hence. when
the gavel of the president general. Mrs.
Charles w. Fairbanks, fell at 10 o'clock
this morning there was only a handful OF
delegates present, and the early proceed
ings. which consisted of the reading of re-
ports, were greatly disturbed by the rus
Ting Of silken skirts. falling seats and the
social gatherings of the members. By IL
O'Clock the house was filled.
Prayer and the singing Of America" was
followed by the reading of the minutes Of
the preceding session. and the Tuesday 8
program was then taken up The change
of the word adjourn to recess" making
the sessions continuous until one days
work is concluded, has thrown the pro-
gram arranged for Tuesday over into to-
day.
Many reports were presented. that OF the
register general, Miss Minnie Mickey. COM
ing in out OF the regular order. she being
recognized to read her report as the con-
gress desired to proceed to nominations of
its officers. Miss Mickey desired to re-
sign and this made II necessary to elect
her successor. The officers to be elected
are ten vice presidents general, ten OF the
twenty being elected each year, and a reg
lister general to flll out the unexpired term
of Miss Mickey. who resigns because she
hours a day. and then some" to the duties
Of an unsalaried position.
For the first time the congress nearly got
away from. the president general. who Ia
bored 'manfully'' 20 hold the eager, excited
: women In check. The delegates grew noisy
Evening star., 1902-02-20

permits for the insignia; 20 permits for an
liEes of descent have been approved and
verified: In which work the society holds
in equal honor the service of a private SOL
dier. minute man." teamster, officer, COM
mittee man or signer Of the Declaration Of
Independence. for our nation was built up
by patriots from the rank and file. as
well as by the governing powers.
We have 395 descendants OF ,forty-two
signers OF the Declaration of Independence
and have in preparation a reference list of
their children. as also Of the brigadier gen.
erals Of the revolution. which will greatly
assist In verifying the lineage OF applicants
entering on those lines, and the value of
which will be apparent to every chapter
registrar. as well as every -genealogist It
Is a small beginning OF systematic record
the result OF which can now only be OBJ
tanned by referring to the scattered records
Of many other applicants: for. the stand,
Evening star., 1902-02-20

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tcONTINUEDl
Large Hair Brushes-oc.
Boys and Youths Shoes, de-
pendably made-69c.
Waterproof Felt Window
Shades, various colors, with f1tures-5hc.
Pretty Art Draperies, suitable
for lambrequins; sell up to 1Oc. yard-37sc.
Choice of any Woman's Flan-
nelette Wrapper that sold up to $1.49-79c.
White Shaker Flannel, nice,
feecy quality, low priced at 5c.-3Nc.
24-inch China Silks, all colors
and black all silk; sell at SOC. yard in all
stores-39c.
All-wool Black Homespun, full
yard wide; 49c. quality-29c.
Mems Cambria Night Shirts,
full so inches long; usually 5Oc.-ssc.
Evening star., 1902-02-20
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and verged on discourtesy in their anxiety
to get their nominations before the con-
gress. but the president general used the
gavel to good effect.
a mile long was hung over twentyfoot
bulletin board, and with paint and brush a
sign painter, who Is an artist in his line.
placed the names of those nominated upon
the paper in letters that could be seen a
block away.
A queer scene ensued when those who
made the nominations. being ordered to
nominate from the platform. came pouring
down the main aisle. Fifty women. gowned
for conquest, wearing badges and medals
that would indicate descent from Adam at
the very least huddled together about the
little stairway leading to the stage, pushing
for place and energetically shouldering for
position
Nominating Speeches.
The nominating speeches were often flow
cry, and generally of considerable length,
for none Of the distinguished ancestors
could be left out, and as these naturally
lead to official honors in the various soce-
ties they had to be named. The Queen OF
England and the Empress of India never
bore many titles as these candidates. ac-
cording to those who nominated them. APP
plause was sprinkled all through. causing
confusion indescribable, and every half min
ute the president general called for order -
less noise, ladies'" and finally ordered the
congress to cease applauding, which order
it ignored absolutely.
A regular breeze was created by a men,
ber who started to make a nomination.
prefacing her remarks with the statement
that 'unkind charges and statements had
been circulated again.
She got no further The president general
said, emphatically: stop right there. You
are out of order, and the chair positively
refuses to listen to remarks of this charac-
ter
Everybody applauded and the lady es-
capped with the name Of her candidate hid
den in her thoughts.
After an hour spent in nominating thir-
teen women to fill ten Offices, the nomina-
tions were declared closed, and seconds
were recognized. Immediately something
| like 500 women were on their feet. talking.
gesticulating. and rushing down to the plat
form. Another hour was spent In second
Ing the nominations individually, collect
lively and for delegations.
Dispute the assurance Of the president
general that all these seconds were unnec-
essary. the noise and confusion steadily In
creased. till the president generals voice
was but fragment when recess was taken.
The candidates presented for vice presi-
dents general are Mrs. ]. Heron Cross
Ohio; Mrs. 0. T. Hodge. Ohio; Miss Eliza
beth C. Williams. Maryland: Mrs. Mary
Hepburn Smith. Connecticut; Mrs C. B.
Bryan. Tennessee: Mrs. Harriet Simpson.
Massachusetts,; Mrs s. b. C. Morgan,
Georgia: Mrs. Henry w. Burnham, New
HAMPSHIRE; Mrs. Althea Randolph Bedle.
New Jersey; Mrs. William Todd Helimuth,
New York: Mrs. Albert TtIttie, Virginia:
Mrs. Elizabeth James Camp. Connecticut;