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Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
CHA VALLEY SOIL SURVEY.
Examination Being Made to Determine
 Injurious Conditions


 H. NJ. Lapham and M P. Neill, who are making the soil survey of the val ley are progressing with their work and have been near Solomonyille for the past three weeks. These gentle ment are employed under the Depart ment of Agriculture in the bureau of soil department, and are there for the purpose Of testing the adaptability Of the soil to the growth of various agri- cultural products, and also to make a test in order to detect the presence of alkali and other injurious substances detrimental to plant life, says the Solo knoxville Bulletin.
 They are making an extensive ex- animation of the soil of that locality and also the well and irrigating water in order to determine the amount of soluble salts contained therein. Col ored charts denoting the presence of alkali and the depth to surface water are sent in to headquarters from time to time as the work progresses, which will be embodied in the general report when the work is finished
 As far as we have examined" said MT Lapham. mo alkau has been en- countered in the areas that is really detrimental to vegitable growth, and the general character of the soil is good. We have devoted considerable attention to the water, both surface and irrigation and find it good The water in the canal at this point is up to the average.
 Our work in this valley added MT I Lapman will probably consume some three months and until We are finish | ed we can state only in general way | that as far as work has progressed nothing injurious to plant life has l been found
 Messrs Lapmam and Neill will prob ably finish the soil examinations ir 1 the latter part of the present week and then take up their headquarters al Stafford. Their work will carry then down the valley as far as Fort ThOma; and probably to the reservation.
 After publication of this report or the Gi,a valley a certain amount o books will be allotted to congress, anC they can be had by the general publit by applying to the delegate in con gress.
 The idea of the work is to place i, the hands of the farmer a scientif treatise upon soil conditions and sho7 what products are best adapted t various kinds of soils
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
HU5eELL NOT cINcHED
Man Arrested in sisbee Before Butt
 Courts


 Courts
 J. H HubbeH. the administrator of the estate of the late Martin c. Me, Cleilant, was not required to answer to the order to show cause why he should not be removed for dereliction of duty in his office in Judge McCler. mans court. He is not out of the woods yet. however. but must answer at 10 o'clock next Thursday morning. says the Butte Inter Mountain.
 When the case was cal ed Attorney Newton. representing Hubbeu. stated to the court that there was no ob- jectiOn on the part of the attorney representing the estate, MT. Place. 70 continuance of the hearing to Thursday and MT Place confirmin5 < the statement, the court postponed the hearing to that time.
 Hubbell was brought from Bisbee. Arizona. by eX-Sheriff Furey to an sUer to a charge of embedding the funds of the estate. He has made an explanation of how he went to Ari- zona without distributing the estate. and as he stands ready to pay over all the money. and has paid over part of it. probably, ID accordance with an order of the court made last Wednes- day in all likelihood there vii be no prosecution.
 Whether he will be removed when he has 8 hearing Thursday remains 10 be seen. His attorney has offered to furnish an increased bond or new one and it may be that he will be a. lowed to proceed with the admiristra, ton. The heirs may insist upon his removal, however.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
NACO NEWS ITEMS.
Doings in Lively Little City on sord
 CT Line.
Special CorrespondenceD

Special Cores spondence.)
 Naco, Feb. 1.-The new Mexican custom house will be commenced in d week or two.
 H. B. Lacsrra has opened up store and brokers office on the Sonora side of the town
 B. J. O'ReiIly, the county assessor paid a visit to the county seat this week. It is conceded that a fair and equitable valuation will be placed up on the property of our citizens without discrimination between rich and poor. A Mexican opera company held Mad dings opera house a couple of nights last week. playing to fair houses.
 The mercantile establishments of Naco report business generally good and the outlook for trade the coming spring to be bright and improving in all ines.
 A number of cattle men are in town and their opinion is i2 the favor Of a successful year in the cattle business. R. A Casad, the energetic and able | Bis6ee officer was a visitor in Naco one day last week Mir. Casad was on official business.
 | Frank Alley was with us a few hours | last Friday. As usual he is an interest | ed and pleased spectator of the solid ] progress of this town and is engaged i ia disseminating the news of the rich veins uncovered in the San Jose noun tains by the IOca. companies. 1 Mir Kunz of Bisbee and party ar rived at Naco Wednesday morning and proceeded to pass their traps through the customs house. They go south on prospecting trip. T. is the intention of MT. KunZ to locate gold prospects He is supported by well known Bisbee people in his venture. Del Lewis came to town Monday and left in the evening for Tombstone taking with him several prisoners sentenced by the local court.
 The RialtO is receiving a fresh coat
 of paint and being otherwise renOyat ed. This fayorite resort is displaying
 a special brand of Pony Jesse Moore
 whisky. well deserving of popular ap
 proyal. The painting and window work is by ". Chilis. one of the best
 artists iu the line in the district.
 The Gold Treasure Mining com | pdEg pIOptElS III IuE OdA JOSC mum tains was the recipient of visit iron several experienced mining men las
 Saturday Among them was MT.
 Wagner, who spent years of his lif' , mining in Colorado and Arizona Mir . Wagner is especially enthusiastic owe . the unusual width of the proper lodt which in addition to it's width bears
 comparative distribution of gold O ? undoubted richness. A number O r men are now employed in the tunnel ? and in connecting work in the min
 generally. Manager Daniels is work
 ing hard in the interests of his com ]. pany and the shares are finding
 ready sale among investors seeking
 reliable investment for their money.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
NEW TIrfE CARD

Letter from Superintendent Logan of NacOzari road:
 Agua Prieta, Son. Jan. 31. 19O3.- Editor Bisbee Review, Bisbee. Ari- zona: Dear Sir-I beg to hand you herewith two copies Of our new time card No. ,. effective at l2:O1 a. m.. February 1st 1903
 As you will note this makes our train leave Doug as depot at il:3O a. m. on Mondays, "Wednesday and Fri days of each week. Returning will ar rive a. Douglas depot at 2:3O D. u. on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Kindly give the matter 70 the public through your columns and oblige.
 Very truly yours.
 J. T. Logan, Supt.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Sunday Marriage


 Sunday afternoon at the residence of a friend F. H. Broadbeck and Miss Annie Bettinger of San Diego were united in marriage by Rev. J. G. Pritchard. Both of the contracting parties are the recipients of the many congratulations from friends. Among those present were Mir and Mrs. John Blewett MT and Mrs. John Taylor, Mir. and Mrs c. F. Stolz, Mir and Mrs. J. c. Pritchard, MT. and Mrs. John Burios, Dr. Lindstrand, Charles Jones, Lon Sperry, Al SperTy, Thomas Sper- ", Thomas Sperry, Sam Schearer, James Campbell, Jake Fletcher, Gas per Bowman, Harry Hansen. Leo Jul euiessk, E. Marks and lady, Harry Randolph, Fred Frankhausen, Harry Carls and others.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
He Denies 1t

J. Dickson said yesterday evening: The Miner in it's issue Of today quotes E. C. Peters as saying that he is now the sole owner of the New Era properties If this be the fact, how is it that he has made two propo- sitions to compromise the matter with me. whose contract with Peters cover ing a two-thirds interest in said prop critics is now on file in the court of first instance at AriZpe. Sonora. Mex ico. and why does he recognize the New Era company at all. after stat ing that there is no New Era com pany"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Direct to Bisbee

l.. w. Storrer, general superintend- ent of the Pacific division of the Pos FaI Telegraph company, and Charles l.. Lewis, superintendent of the third district Of this division, are in Phoe- nix. The purpose of their visit is to look over the ground to form an esti- mate of the costs of constructing and maintaining the telegraph line neces- sary for the operation of the Phoenix and Eastern railroad. They will also superintend the putting in of a mes senger call system similar to the A. DIT. system. When the Phoenix and Eastern line is constructed the Postal will have direct lines to Bisbee, Ben son, Fl Paso and intermediate points.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
To Change Hands

On February 18th another change will be made in the ownership of the English Kitchen. William Truax will turn over his interests to MT. Brown, who is a member of the firm of Bos- ton and Brown. MT Brown has been negotiating for the restaurant for some time, but it was not until yes terday that authentic information was given out that the deal would be made. MT. Truax states that he will leave Bisbee as soon as he is out of the restaurant
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Not Guilty

In Justice Browns court yesterday afternoon Martin O'Hare was found not guilty of threatening the life of his neighbors. It was alleged that he ordered man of piece of ground. and then threatened a piece of ground, and then threatened 10 shoot him off if he did not leave without making any resistance. The defendant was represented by Attor- Dey George Neale.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Sunday Horse Race

At Don Luis Sunday afternoon Mol lie Sparks won from Dusty Rhodes in easy fashion. The horses ran one quarter of mile in a heavy wind Mollie Sparks finished several lengths ahead of the Cananea horse. A num- Der of the sports went to Don Luis from this city. and several hundred dollars changed hands on the result. Before the race Dusty Rhodes was the fayorite in the betting.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
[cr1nsnY Goes

The Olympia Opera company left the city early Monday morning. The last performance was given Sunday night, "El Capitan" being played. The clever work of MT. Eagleton and the singing of Ed Weston were the two bright spots in the play. Miss Lottie Kendall is a winning lady, but managers of theatrical companies do not have to go far to find young ladies who can sing as well if not better than she.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Caledonian Society

Ed Scott says the Scotsmen of Bis bee are falling all over themselves 10 become members of the Caledonian society which is now in course of or ganization. The club rooms will be in the ground floor office in the Johnson block recently occupied by Callahan & Hickey
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Be Out Soon

The two company nurses who were recently taken to the pesthOuse to be treated for smallpox are expected to be out the latter part of this week. One other patient who is now con fined at the pest house is said 10 be suffering from a severe attack of the disease Dr. Caven stated yesterday afternoon that there is good cause for concern over his condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Beautiful Snow

Snow began falling yesterday after noon, and continued through the night until early this morning. Not having been preceded by a rain, the snow is not melting as it strikes the ground. Old timers state that few more snows can be expected this season. The weather for the past twenty-four hours has been cold and miserable.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Stole Harness

H. c. H. Palmer. who was in the city yesterday states that last week part of a harness was stolen from the stable at Solomon springs. He says the thief took everything but the collar and bride. He suspects a certain party of being the guilty man, and will make an effort 10 have him brought to iuSrice
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
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Win Be Removed

The condition of " R. Stiles, gen eral freight and passenger agent for the El Paso and Southwestern. has i'm proved 10 such an extent that he will be removed from the Fl Paso hospital where he has been treated.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
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Hurt Ills Hand

Hurt Ills Hand
 Professor w J. Arndt painfully in jured his hand in the Calumet and Ari- zona mine Sunday night. It was struck by the sharp edge of crow bar lacerating the thumb. The in juries were dressed by Drs. Edmund son and Cayen. Professor Arndt will Ee 1aaGic tc use his raau for A-me tme
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Marriage

WdTTIoSC
 Herbert Kenny and Miss Laura Me Kinney of San Diego were united in marriage Sunday afternoon by Rev J. G. PTitchard Both of the young peo- pie are well liked by all who krow them. The best man was Lot Merrill and the bridesmaid a sister of the bride
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Is the Mascot

The proudest boy in this city is Bob Tate. Jr. He has been made mascot fot the football team. and will be on hand at all games to see that the To- cal boys win from their opponents. A full football suit will be ordered for him in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
Another Contract

Another contract will be let soon to construct seventy-fve miles more of the Phoenix and Eastern railroad. When this contract is finished, it will cover more than half of the distance between Phoenix and Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03

When looking for something to read, monthly magazines, weekly per iodicals, eastern and western daily pa pers, step into the Bisbee Drug Co. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03

Next to knowing when to grasp an opportunity the most important thing is to know when to let go of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03

There is nothing that keeps out the wind and cold ikea chest protector or channels vest to be found at the Bisbee Drug Co. tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03

The Delmonico wagon for fresh bread, pies, cakes and all kinds of fancy pastry. Delivered to your door every day. B. L. Blaisdell, manager
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03

FOR RENT-Room. Inquire No 12, opposite post office. 2-1-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03

W. Y. White is now registered al the Copper queen hotel.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-02-19

Printing Howard, Sandoval, NJ San
chez.
Railroads. Sanchez, NJ Sanchez,
Sandoval, Pendelton, Pollard
Roads and Highways Vargas Romero,
Pendleton. -
Committee on Rules-Speaker, Bowie
Turner Llewellyn, P. Sanchez.
Stock and Stock Raising M. Sanchez,
Stockton, Ortega, Holland, Vargas.
Territorial Affairs Pendleton, Vargas,
Stockton NJ Sanchez, Baca
The following is a summary of the bills
introduced in the lower house:
No 40 Relative to the payment of Ii
cense in the territory.
No. AZ Requiring officers of companies
and corporations doing business in the ter
ritory to disclose to the officer levying
pany or corporation by shareholder
No. 48 to Prohibit the carrying on of
business, labor or other pursuits on Sun
day in counties, cities or towns in the ter
ritory by local option
No. 4o A bill to create Leonard Wood
county. This bill locates the county seat
at Tucumcari and takes practically the
same territory as former bill for the crea'
tion of Mills county.
No. so Construction and keeping ir
repair wagon road bridges.
Sec. 1. To ammend section 1860 by
inserting after the last word of said sec
ton, the following And such new
bridges shall be constructed of lumber O.
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rails to the satisfaction of the road super
visor whose duty it shall be to inspect said
bridge or bridges, as to their construction
and material and if he accept it, then said
bridge or bridges to become public bridges.
as we'll as the ones already constructed be-
fore the passage of this act and they shall
be kept and repaired by the community,
for which purpose tax of twenty-five
cents shall be collected every year from
every owner of one or more teams and
who is subject to pay road taxes, this tax
shall be known as the bridge tax fund
and shall be used for the building and re-
pairing of bridges in the respective pre-
cincts. The road supervisors shall be the
holder of said fund, and if at the time re-
quired of him by law, to make his annual
report, he shall hold a surplus of said fund,
he shall turn the amount over to the coun-
ty treasurer, according to Section of the
Session laws of 1901. And any person re-
fusing to pay said bridge tax, shall not be
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-02-19

entitled to receipt of his road tax until he
has paid said bridge tax and shall be sub
ject to the full penalty of the law if he re-
fuses to do his work.
Sec. 2. Any new bridge constructed
over any new acequia or ditch, across any
public road, not inspected and accepted
by the said road supervisor, shall be, as
we'll as the the said acequia or ditch, con-
sidered an obstruction; and the owner or
owners of said acequia or ditch shall be
held responsible in case of any accident
occurring on said ditch to the person or
persons sustaining damage therefrom, and
also will be liable to a fine according to
section 1862 of the laws of 1897, the said
fine shall go to the school fund of the
district where it is collected.
Sec. 3. That section 40, At. 4S, so and
81 of the Compiled Laws of New Mexico
of the year A. D., 1897.
No. 81 With reference to married wom-
en-. Providing that all property, real
and personal or mixed and chooses in action
owned by any married women at the time
of her marriage shall continue to be her
separate property.
No 81 Relating to fees of Justice of the
Peace and Constable. Under the pro-
visions of this bill justices and constable:
cannot collect fees in advance, On the
granting of appeals by a justice of the
peace the same does not take effect unit
the party applying for same has paid al
costs to the Justice and Constable.
! No. So. Relating to appeals in contest
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-02-19
Territorial Institutions.

Santa Fe, N. M. Feb. 1.-THE coun-
Gil passed the omnibus bill for territorial
institutions, locating the deaf and dumb
school at Santa Fe, the miners hospital at
Ration, the blind asylum at Alamogordo.
and the reform school at some point in Rio
Arriba, Taos, or San Juan counties.
Both houses passed the very stringent
cattle sanitary board bill and it is the first
to go to the governor.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-02-19

fs 80. .
Judiciary -Llewellyn, Pendleton, Turner,
Pollard, E. Martinez, Bowie, D., MARTINEZ
Labor-Coleman, Stockton, Fitzpatrick
Library -Sandoval, Coleman, Fitzpatrick.
Lands and Public observation-disclosures,
Pollard, Stockton, Baca, Bowie.
Municipal Corporations -Baca, Bowie,
Turner,
Military and National Guard -Llewellyn,
Baca,i Pollard. liesa aai II @ er
Mines and Public Lands--Bowie, P. SAM
chez, Dalies, Fitzpatrick, McIvers. so5-
Public Institutions-Bowi 2Dalies, Var
gas = q. ...' ''@''.'. ..'ss '.@--<tS s@ts..
Private Corporations Turner, Baca, M.
Sanchez.
Penitentiary---P. Sanchez, Coleman, Ro-
nero, Howard, McIvers.
Public Property P. Sanchez,
Gutierrez, Fitzpatrick, Vargas.
Privileges and Elections-C. Sanchez,
Pendleton D.. Martinez, Llewellyn, E.
Martinez.
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ed election cases.

ed election cases.
No. 81. To establish miners hospi-
tai and to provide for its maintenance. :. It
has passed both houses and has gone to.
the governor. -I sa}
No. S.. Privides for an assistant sec
retary for territory of New Mexico.
No. So. Relating to the destruction of
the waters of distIicts by commissioners
or superintendents. al a
No. 81. Allowing members of regis
tration boards IS each for services render
ed in registering names of voters.
No. 50. Requiring county superintend-'
ents of schools to furnish official bonds and
qualify within certain time. The time
being within thirty days after receiving the
certificate of election.
No. 60. Compensating enumerators
of persons of school age in the several
school districts of the territory. i~i"
No. 81. For the protection of game.
The bill reads:
For period of five years from and after
the passage of this act, it shall be unlaw-
full to kill elk, deer, antelope or mountain
sheep in this territory, except during the
months of November and December of
each year and not more than two each of
these may be killed by any one person,
during the said open season. The provis-
ion for killing game on ones possessions is
unchanged by this bill. Our opinion of
the bill is that it is failure and no better
than no law at all. 1t should be killed. hi.
No. 62 An act relative to bounties on
wild animals.
No. 63. Repeats act compiled laws
1897, allowing $500. 90 exemption from tax
alton to heads of families
! No o. Provides as follows:
That no legally qualified teacher apply
ing for certificate under this act shall be
denied such certificate, when otherwise
qualified, on the grounds that such teacher
or applicant has not attended county or
city normal institute or summer school,
where no such schools have been held in
such county, during the time such teacher
or applicant has resided in said county.
No. IS. Providing for the payment of
territorial officers.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-02-19
Shaft House Finished.

The new shaft house at the North Home
stake is finished. 1t is 2S by 4S feet iron
roofing and siding Level No. new shaft
I25 feet was also completed Monday.
Work is going right ahead and the outlook
is encouraging at the North Homestake.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-02-19

A. S. Gieg has resigned his position as
Assistant General Manager of the El Paso
& Northeastern System. w. r. Martin,
of the G. H. has succeeded to the place of
general manager and the Office of Assistant
has been abolished.