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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-27
EL PAso 6 SOUTHWESTERN svs
 ITEM. Special Excursion to City of Mexloo Jan. 18th, 1906.

Jan. 18th, 1906.
 s40.o0 the round trip. Tickets nIni, ed 10 90 days from date of sale, anc standard Pullman sleepers will consu ute the train. being personally con ducted by Mir. Garnett King. No ons should overlook this exceptional op portunity who contemplates making tour Of picturesque and quaint Ole Mexico. Sleeping car fare from Bis bee will be only s6.5e, and reserva tons may be made at any time b, calling at depot ticket office. Let us tell yo uabout 1t and figure with you for this trip. W. P. M'NATR,
 Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-27

<>i.ss9 stsz<%os-fffsss <Sastt5 gave a
 dance at the Orphenm theater last Saturday evening that was one of the incest club dances ever given in Doug las. It was the second annual dance of that organization. One hundred and nlnety-One tickets were sold and at tendance large. Wagner'S orchestra made elegant dance music The grand march at SIS began the even lng'S gaitieS and about o'clock the dance was done. Everybody had a good time and all things passed of plea antly. The management have and deserve the thanks of all who were fortunate enough to be present.
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Christmas HUnt.-A hunting party went to Slaughter's ranch Sunday morning and returned last evening with all the ducks, quails, doves and rabbits they could carry The party was composed of W. H. Kirkland, W. R. Smith, MT. Gillespie and. P, J. De morest.
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As RrRdIcfah

Just as was expected, the railroads Ire declaring that government super vision would be disastrous to the rail toad employees. The conductors seem 10 be so far the only employees that have discovered this. but no doubt the engineers and brakemen will soon be signing similar communications pro pared by lhe railroad press bureau.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-27
THE SCREWS TIGHTEN
No Free Passes For Antirail-
 road Copgressmen.
BRIBERY AND INTIMIDATION.

Railroads Claim Petty BIackmaiI Has Been Levied by National and State LeEislatOrs-Preside ROose- veit'S PrOcrastination In Calling Special Session Helps L-.a.. .....s
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-27

is not hard to do if you use Black Diamond coal. It possesses the qual- ity Of giving out a greater degree of heat in proportion to the quantity used than ony househould fuel yet dis covered. In this respect there is no coal yet mined that is so economic al and so satisfactory. Build your fires with this coal and you w1u nave just as hot a time as you will ever want.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-27
wANTEn

WANTED-Carpenters wanted. Apply
 at Copper Queen General Office.
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Mrs. Miller en..rtains.-Mrs. Mille

"'i D. "u'c' C"SSi "a Ss---hii =. Ef1l1iSt gave Christmas Eve party at the International hotel Saturday evening to the guests of the hotel and few other friends. Judge and Mrs. Me Donald and Mrs. Roseborough and Misses Florence and Bessie Rosebor- ough were among the guests It was an old Kentucky Christmas Eve party. All hung up their Stockings and were handsomely remembered with presents. Those who know the warm and unaffected hospitality of the host e.Ss of the International hotel are aware that everybody felt at home and had royal good time.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-27

Crowd Goes to Phoenix.-The eXcur- sion to Phoenix yesterday from Co chiSe county was a decided success. There were 146 people who took ad- vantage of the low rates to attend the territorial fair from this county, .25= of- them going from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-27

boys to carry routes
 or the Review. Apply this office.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-27

W. F. Baiiy, P. O. True, Texas, writes: My wife had ben suffering five years with paralysis in her arm, when l was persuaded to use Bal laTd's Snow Liniment, which cured her all right. have also used it for old sores. frost bites and skin efup- lions. It does the work" Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
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THE oRhDoRFF HOTEL

Fl Paso is entertaining many us sAs people from 5isbee, Douglas, Cananea ana surrounding towns It is sus, gested that when in the Pass City tAsy try the Orndorff hotel. It has hand somely furnished rooms, is so pleas antly situated on the Plaza, and tAs cuisine of the highest class, that vist tors will be thoroughly satisfied wttb their visit st the Orndorff.
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the 10th day Of July iab5 reports that )
has appraised the mouse colored geldiH
at more than $500

the 10th day OF July lAb5 reports that
has appraised the mouse colored geldik
at more than $500.
L. h. Carroll being duly appointed al
praiser on the estray stock taken up b
Paris Price on the 10th day Of June 100.
reports that he has appraised one gray
mare at morethan $3.50 and one bay
mare at more than $500.
l.. K. Carroll being duly apl 0 nted ap-
praiser on tt estray taken up by Mar
tin Larson on tho 14th day of July 1904
reports that he has appraised cne mare
at less than $500 aud en-, colt at less
than $500.
The undersigned committee appointed
to examine the bridge and grades at the
corner OF sections IA and %, township
154, ra &c "a report that they have
viewed the place and do recommend
that the proposed improvement be ad-
vertised for construction at the meeting
of January 1905. ~.
The undersigned committee appointed
to examine the proposed highway report
that they have viewed the place as spe-
cited by the attached petition and that
the owners of the lands which the pro-
posed line will cross agreed to sign re-
leases OF tho land without cost to the
county. We therefore recommend that
the road be declared open and the sur
veyor be instructed to plat the same.
The undersigned committee appointed
to examine the place for which bridge
and grades has been petitioned for on
the section line between the seL of Sec
ton 10 and the nwI of section Is, both
in township 159, range SO report that
they have viewed the place and recon-
mend that the matter be laid over until
the January meeting of 1905 and then
be re-opened and bids be advertised for
for the construction of the proposed i'm
provement.
On motion the following bills and
court orders we're allowed and warrants
ordered drawn on the treasurer for same.
L. M. Davis, jury fee, $40; L. M. Da-
Wis 500; Mrs. r. G. Stephenson S4.2O,
W. f. Clarity 1910, NJ. Lacy s6.1O, Ear
ME Thompson S6.1O, D. A. Hall S6.1O,
Eugene Teutsch S6lO, L. Huseby S6lO,
John Corbett S6lO, M E Severance S6,1O,
M E Severance S6.1O M Lacy S6.1O, Carl
Torbenson $3.50, A V Swanson $3.50, d
A Dinnie s76S80 M o Seglen $780, o M
Pierce e61O, H Henderson $40, A N
Ecker $50, r w Davidson S6.1O, Bar
ME Thompson S6.1O, Wallace George
$500, Ralph Abbott 1920, Chas l. kee-
yer s6.1O, B II Edminster s6.1O, Thos
Henderson S6.1O, r Fl Emerson S6lO, r
Emerson s61O, J w Fabrick S6.1O, r J
Wilson S61O, w Moriarity S12.4O, Ed
ward Nelson $1,000, l. r Carroll S21OO,
S S Richardson S22.45
On motion board adjourned until 8
o'clock a. m. November 9th, 1905.
j. w. FABRlCK, County Au ditor.
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Gets Long Sentence

Pat Sweeney, the Grano pigger
convicted in county court, was
Monday sentenced to serve nine
ty days in jail, pay fine OF 5000
and 5000 costs. He is good for
fully six months with Sheriff Lee
and when he gets out again the
brides will be singing. James
Smith the Berthold pigger who
was convicted, will receive his
sentence Oct. .16. Court has ad-
journed till November when the
Portal case will come up. People
are simply SO busy that it is i'm
possible to secur a jury.s
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ed by Com. Richardson that the section
lines between 4 and 5, 8 and 9, 16 and II
20 and q, % and %, 80 and 33 township
l55, range 81, be de clared open and the
States Attorney be instructed to notify
the Railroad Co. to put in railroad
crossing on their tracks on said land.
Motion carried.
On motion the board adjourned until
9 o'clock A. NJ. Oct. 4, 1905.
Wednesday, Oct 4th, 1905.
The board met at 9 o'clock as per adj
journment With all members present.
Com. Black in the chair.
After looking over large amount OF
business before them the board adjourn,
ed until o'clock p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met at2 o'clock as per adj
journment with all members present.
Com. Black in the chair.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the justice re-
ports of VIM. Murray, P. f. King, John
Lynch and j. H. johnson be accepted
Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Richardson and Sc
conded by Com. Carroll that the affida-
Wit OF 9. L. Langridge in regard to his
taxes on certain cattle be accepted. Mo-
ton carried.
Moved by Com. Richardson and Sc
conded by Com Carroll that the road
overseers' reports of N. A. Stongaard
and Jos. H. johnson be accepted. Mo-
ton carried.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the bill OF
Green g. MCGEE for expenses to Chicago
on the bonding business be allowed. On
roll call the members voted as follows:
Carroll yes, Richardson yes, Swanson no
Torbenson no and Black yes. Motion
declared carried.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the bill oil
Greene & McGee for $4,000 for services
be rejected. Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the petition
for culverts with grades across slough
between sections 23and "a township 161
range "a. and between sections % and
rs township ISL range 81 be accepted
and advertisements made at once fol
the same. Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Richardson and Sc
conded by Com. Carroll that the appli
cation OF Martin Jacobsons wherein be
says he was assessed on certain thresh
ing machine in Mckinley township and
which he makes affidavit that he does
not own, he therefore asks to have the
taxes abated. Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the petition
for the building of certain road in
township 154 range "a signed by Fred
Grossarth and others be accepted and
viewers appointed. Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the following
resolution be adopted. Motion carried
It appearing satisfactorily that the
taxes Of 1889 on lots and in block II
original townsite Of Minot have been
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior. United States
Land Office, Ninot, N. D., Sept. %, 1907.
"A sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been
flod in this office by Ole Norheim, contestant,
against homestead entry No. 1880, made Nov.
II, 1902, for sa neA nh sell section lC, township
ISL n. range IS W, by John A. jefferson, con-
testee, in which it is alleged that said entry:
man has wholly abandoned said tract of land
for period of more than six months since
making said entry and next prior to the date
hereof; that he has wholly failed to establish
his residence upon said land or to improve or
cultivate the same in any manner, and that
the same rema ms in its natural state wholly
abandoned and unimproved, and that said al
legged absence was not due to his employment
in the army. navy or marine corps of the United
States as a private soldier, officer, seaman or
marine, during the war with Spain, or during
any other war in which the United States may
be engaged.
Said parties arc hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said alleRa-
tion at 10 O'Clock a. 10. on Nov. 28, 1905, before
the register and receiver at the United States
land office in Minot, N. D..
The said contestant having in proper afii-
davit, filed Sep. Is, 1906 set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made, it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given BY due and proper publication.
1C.lI-1I..5 R. G SANBoRN, Register.
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paid, and that by oversight the same
have not been cancelled on the tax list
OF that year. .......
RESOLVED, that the treasurer and audi
tor Of Ward County be authorized to
cancel said taxes upon said 1889 tax list.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by CON- Richardson that L. w. Gam
mons be appointed attorney to defend
the board in the matter of the Green &
McGee bill. Motion carried, Swanson
voting no.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the personal
property taxes Of John G. Hoff for the
year 1903 be ordered collected by the
sheriff of this county Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Swanson that the appointment
OF jurors be made and apportioned as
follows:
STATE OF North DAKOTA,
County of Ward. 's'
TO the Hon. Board of County Commits
sioners for Ward county, N. D.:
Pursuant to section 453 Of the polit-
ical code, you are hereby requested to
furnish the clerk of court of said coun-
ty with the names of 81 persons resid-
ing within said county having the dual
iticatinns OF jurors to complete the pa
mel Of 200 names from which to draw
the petit jurors,
j. E. SMITH,
.,-s> Clerk of Court
Dated Oct. 4, 1905.
List Of jurors for 4th Com. Dist
6 unorganlzed-Whit Earth 2, Mani.
tou 2, Idaho 2, Bowbells village 3, Flax.
.. ton 2, North Star 2, Clayton 2, Elmdale
| 2, Denmark l, Calquhoun l, Foxholm
White Ash 1, Van Buren, /, Roosevelt /
Waterford l, Eden Valley l, Grassland
l, Lockwood l, Hamlet 2, Plain l.
Com. Dist. 3.-Minot City 4.
9Th Com. Dist.-Surrey 2. Margaret 2
Prescott 2.
Unorganized 5th Com. Dist.-6.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the following
remonstrance be rejected. Motion car
RED.
We the undersigned citizens OF Ware
county and residents of the neifihbor
hood Of section 6, township 1853, range
"a, do hereby petition the Hon. County
Commissioners not to remove or permi,
the removal of the bridge over the
Mouse River in or near section 6, town
ship 1853, range "a, but to maintain it il
the place where now located.
On motion the bid of Martin Jacob
sons for the laundry supplies for tn.
| hospital was accepted for the sum o.
$4,000. Motion carried.
Moved by Com Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the First Ma
tional Bank Of Carpio be made county
depository to the amount of S5OOO.O(
upon the receipt and approval OF SUI
ficlent surety bond amounting to tn,
sum deposited. Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the petition
for the building Of q bridge aero
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
ltthe Board of County Commits
sioners of Ware County,
North Dakota.
Monday, Oct. End. 1905.

Monday, Oct. Ind. 1903.
The Board of county commissioners
szsea on the above date at 9 o'clock in
che Office Of the county auditor with all
members present. Com. Black in the
ehair: After looking over and discus
sing the business before them the board
adio4araed until o'clock P Nj. Oct. 2,
1866
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ele Board met at two o'clock as per
adjournment with all members present.
Com Black in the chair. After reading
the minutes Of the last meeting the bids
were openeG and read for the remainder
OF the furnishings for the hospital.
hiexed by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the release OF
damages from a. L. Woodmansee for
the sum of 5000 be accepted and placed
on He. Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
by Com. Richardson that the bid of
Martin Jacobson for hardware, except
ING for two wire mats, be accepted for
fEA 10 Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Carroll and seconded
Sy Com Richardson that the petition
for tie organizing of Town l52-82 into
q sehco4 district be laid over until the
nov. meeting. Motion carried.
After looking over and passing large
sumbes OF bills the board adjourned
anita @ O'Clock Oct 3rd. 1905.
Oct. Bird, 1905.
The beard met at 9 o'clock as per ad,
purauaent with all members present ex.
seps yeFbenson.
slsrsd by Com. Carroll and seconded
oh hot ho ~
she Second National Bank for 100000
Be approved an / the county to pay fol
shs bond Motion carried.
Moxsd by Com. Carroll and seconded
~ Con-, Richardson that the petition o.
tbs NSnot Grocery Co. for attainment o.
taxas an their building and lots from
$;s,Ms00to 100000 be accepted. Mo
item carried. Swanson voting no.
AFTER looking over and accepting some
hiAs the board adjourned until 2 O'Clock
R.N- Oct 3, 1905.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met at 2 clock as per ad
pgrnmeBt with all members present.
Com. Black in the chair.
Moved by Com. Richardson and Sc
sonGed by Com. Carroll that the bid o.
the Msnot Light & Telephone Co. fol
ono 5horse power electrical motor fol
ti6SOO be accepted. Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Richardson and Sc
aoaaed by Com. Carroll that the road
sveyseers' reports of John Bjorn, Ed
yard Nelson, Olaf Moxnes, Albert Zuel.
ha and Don L Alger be accepted. Mo
20. carried.
1ossd by Com. Swanson and second
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Drink Osceola Water.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Minot. NJ D.. Oct 6. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Hon. Regis
ter and Receiver, United States Land Office at
a. koning of Minot, N. d. H. Z. No, 2M5ll, for
the "a sea OF Section IS. neA neA OF section
p and nwA nwA Of section %, township 1853,
range 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of Sc id land viz:
Robert +. Evans, Peter Berget, Andrew
Eidahl. John Stakston, all of Minot, N. d.
4. c. SANBoRN Register.
johnson j. Nestos
ATTORNEYS for Claimant,
Minot, Nd. lo-11-n.2s
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WHEAT

a sharp bessh. such a. we anticipated in cur
hst review. has been experienced in the
Wheat market. Declines have been sharp and
Of SUFFICIENT size to clear the situation OF
much Of ito weight. The most powerful and
aggressive interests are now purchasing "a
each material decline. and this in spite Of the
big crops. The demand ID wide and insiStent.
The undertone in the narket 10 distinctly
strong and healthy.
The true character Of the market may be
Judged by the fact that while there is an
apparent difference in favor Of Canadian
Wheat for export into several European states,
liberal amounts Of high grade American Wheat
have been sold to those countries. This proves
while the public markets abroad may show
prices below an import level, they need our
fine Wheat badly that private prices are
higher than the market
II thus early in the season Europe is willinE
b pay liberal premium for the best milling
grades, what will be the situation when the
present source of supply. the Canadian fields,
has become exhausted?
We believe Wheat will advance materially
% soon 20 the situation 10 little better
understood For a long pull, We favor pur'
8hases Of May Wheat.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


Tho board met as per adjournment
with all members present. Com. Black
in the chair. 1t being the time for the
opening of the bids as advertised in the
official papers the bids were opened and
read for the grades ana bridges. Moved
by Com. Richardson and seconded by
Com. Swanson that the bid of Wilson
for the grading between sections 81 and
80, township I56, Range 81 for the sum
of "a cents yard be accepted. Motion
carried. Moved by Com. Richardson
and seconded by Com. Swanson that the
following bid of George Kemper's be &C
cep,ed. The board reserving the right
to get the grading done cheaper if pos
sible. Motion carried.
Section "a and IS, township 1856. range
81, 20 it. bridge for $4,000. Grading 20
cents per cubic yard.
Sections q and %, township l56, range
81, 16 it. bridge for S175.0O Grading 70
cents per cubic yard
Section 33 and "a, township 1853, range
81, 20 it. bridge for $4,000. Grading 20
cents per cubic yard.
Section 33 and "a, township ISL, range
81. grading for 81 cents per cubic yard
Moved by Com. Richardson, seconded
by Com. Carroll that D. A. Dinnie put
the cement sidewalk in from the main
walk to the steps at Is cents per square
foot, filling extra. Motion carried
Moved by Com. Richardson and second
ed by Com. Carroll that the statement
of fees of the County Judge, Clerk OF
District Court and Register Of Deeds
be accepted for the month of September.
Motion carried. Moved by Com. Rich
ardson and seconded by Com. Carroll
that the justice report of John Lynch
be accepted. Motion carried Moved
by Com. Carroll and seconded by Com
Swanson that the following reports be
accepted. Motion carried. L. r. Car
roll being duly appointed appraiser OF
the estray taken up by NJ. Il. Colum on
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The Board Of county commissioners
met in the Office of the county auditor
at 8 o'clock as per adjournment. Com.
Black in the chair. Members present:
Richardson, Carroll and Torbenson,
Swanson absent. Moved by Com. Rich
ardson and seconded by Com. Carroll
that the estray notice of Ole o. Watne
90 accepted and L. r. Carroll be ap-
pointed as appraiser to put in report
at the next meeting, Motion carried.
After looking over some business before
them the board adjourned until o. clock
D. m. October 7.
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On motion tho board adjourned until
8 o'clock a. M, Oct. Z, 1905.
Saturday, Oct. 7th, 1905.
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There are only a few Cinnamon, who are
the best orchard hands that can be found,
although they command the least wages
They can always be depended upon. There
are good many Japanese, but they are
said to be unreliable; while the Slavonians,
who outnumber both, demand much higher
wages and do not accomplish much
There is room out here for several thous-
and farm hands and fruitgrowers, who can
get permanent employment and better
wages than are paid in any factory town
In the east: while the cost of living Is
much less and the advantages of the eli
mate for health and pleasure cannot be
surpa ssed. 1t is wonder to me why labor
ing people will insist upon living III. fac
tory towns and large cities, when this great
fruit region Is reckoning to them. Why
not send missionaries from the Pajaro val
ley and other parts of California to preach
the advantages of fruit-growng. so that in
habitants OF cities and factory towns in
the east may understand, instead of to
the heather? 1t would be still better IL the
factory hands would club together and send
one of their number out here to look over
the country.
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EPITAPH PLFAsEs CARNEGIE.
Contains Word With a Big 3D." but
He Wants It Spelled Out.

A dispatch from Pittsburg last night saysT
That's id white OF Andy"
This is the epitaph TO be carved on An.
drew Carnegie's tombstone. The Scotchman
declares in all seriousness that this ex.
presses the sentiment he likes and he VIII
insist his wishes being carried out
And l want the whole word of the quail.
flying adjective written In full" aid Mr.,
Carnegie. Il want no ID and dash after
it. Every letter must be there"
John McLuckie, who was burgess Of
Homestead during the big strike, went TO
Texas and had a strenuous struggle I'm earn.
ing a livelihood. Prof. Van Dyke of Rut.
gers College was travelling there and
CHANGED to meet Mr.. McLuckie. Returning
east Prof. Van Dyke told Mr.. Carnegie of
the heroic efforts the former burgess was
obliged to make in his striving for success,
Mr.. Carnegie said:
The next time you see MSLuckie tell him
he can have anything he wants.
In the course of a few months Prof. Van
FASTENED to deliver the good news.
That's id white of Andy" exclaimed
McLuckie.
When Prof. Van Dyke repeated the con.
versation Mr.. Carnegie was delighted With
the remark. He clapped his hands and
said: That sentiment must go on my
tomb-it will surely be my epitaph"
Mr.. Carnegie has often told the incident
and among his intimate friends the Car.
negie eptaph is an open secret. McIuckie,
the author of IL, is still in Texas