Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
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q see by the paper published in | the afternoon in this city that those | . no Ia, or tfa dasineorpora ation of Bis bee are encouraged to renewed hope oy the recent decision in the Rodavich | license case" said prominent citizen | of Bisbee yesterday. "Bisbee is .estined soon to become a city oi 25, ,0o0 psople. and to do away with our city government would be great | nistake. It is necessary that we rave municipal government for the regulation of public matters in this city. do not approve of everything he city council has done in Bisbee, and think good many things neces- sary to our ci y's welfare have been left undone. but that is no argument
 in favor of doing away with all city Igoyernment."
 The local papers state that Dr.
 Alton has skipped out f'om Douglas.
 eaving a number of unpaid bills. Dr.
 Alton was for number of years
 resident of Wilicox. where he was
 well regarded and looked upon as
 good citizen. and enjoyed a good prac- ltice. He went from Wilcox to Cliff
 ton, and from there to Duncan.
 E. c. Ord has been in Tombstone fdor a few days, ostensibly to attend
 court. While there he received the Ipersonal congratulations of the dem ocrats of the county seat for his lsplsndid work In the campaign last
 fall "Mr. ord,' says the Pros pector, "is an ardent democrat, and
 bears the distinction of having so ! effectually spiked the republican artil-
 lery las tfali as to never fear another lambush from that direction. Re garless of what has been said,' laugh
 fngiy remarked MT. Ord, should occa- , sion require I will pursue the same tactics that silenced that battery. but T would not chance s150 again; they ! are too few, and will surrender much lcheaper.'
 \ F. W. Humphriss, the photographer, was printing copies of his new land } Iscape view of Bisbee yesterday. This Ipicture has attracted much attention land favorable comment, because of It's \ excellence. The demand for it has 7 been astonishing, and over three : hundred have been disposed of. T have been making photos for many lyears," said Mir. Humphries yester lday. "but this picture of Bisbee has already brought me more money than lany other I ever made. l am now
 satisfied that made no mistake ir locating in Bisbee. l have been rushed with work ever since the day
 arrived"
 E Ex-Governor Lewis Wol1ey was in
 Yayapai county last week, with some lcapi alists who were examining some : mining property owned by MT ' Iwofiey, with a view of purchasing. T wolfiey was appointed as governor of , Arizona by President Harrison In l1ssS. His appointment was made the livery day the Arizona legislature of r Ithat year, ,exired by limitation. He z wsred nh his republican friends and re; z Iquested that the republican members lof the legislature continue the session : lcntiii he could get his commission and .reachs PhoenlK- <; With the aid of two 7 democrats in the lower house this vas : ldone. The object of continuing the ' legislative session until Wolfley ar . inved In Phoenix was to give him the opportuniiy to appoint all the terri Itoriai officials. and have them con tfirmed by the legislative council iDemocratic office holders contended -lthat the legislative term had expired before the republican appointments .Iyere made. and held on to the office; \ luutil they were practically starved l Tout, wolfey having control Of the tjtreasury, as no money could De drawn except on a warrant signed by the governor. Laws passed by thls I"hcld-oye legislature were bases fol \ many lawsuits. Finally the courts | decided that the continuance Of ths fl Iieeglslature for the accommodation o WolfIey was illegal. This actioI I started a bitter fight on him, ana finally he was removed and John .. Irwin, of Iowa, was appointed 10 III
 the vacancy. Irwin was an invalid T and only remained as governor for
 short time. and he was succeeded D.
 N. o. Murphy. Since that tint l Wolfey has been not much heard oi
 and has not been prominent in poll ! Itics. During the time he held th' 2 governors office. Woifey started th' - Arizona Republican, as an administra
 ton organ, and he and his friends ar' 4lssid to have, sunk $50.ooc in the en
 terprise..
 According to The Review Ar
 Robert Mitchell has designs on Bis0e'
 in a tug-of-war contest, said pr.
 Shields Collins Sunday. T know
 Isc.nething about this business. an'
 B bee could very soon put team II
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