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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
SHORT PERSONAL
 NOTES

V. G. Medigovich ret1rned last night from Tombstone.
 Allen R. English was passenger out last night for Tombstone.
 Mrs. Michael Fegan. of Globe. is wis itng her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Me Cam
 The little daughter of Councilman John Hughes is very i'll with typhoid fever.
 Ellis Graz left yesterday morning for Silver City, \. M., where he will locate.
 Mrs. \. E. Bailey came to the city from Naco yesterday oE a shopping mission
 Ranger Wheeler is in the city on official business. He is just back from a visit in Texas.
 Mrs. Leo Mcdowell and children and Mrs. H. F. Langley have gone to Phoenix fer a short stay.
 County Treasurer Gaines arrived in the city last evening from Tombstone, on a brief business mission.
 Miss Birdie Hanson went to Tomb stone yesterday morning 10 spend a week with friends in that city.
 C. T. Scott, of the Bisbee Lumber Go. has returned from Los Angeles, Cal. where he spent a short vacation.
 Mrs. B. NJ. Pattison and children left yesterday for the coast. where they will spend several weeks vaca- ton.
 Rev. John Fry and wife left last evening for a vacation at the coast They were aecom1anied by A. B. Paul.
 H. ". Jorgenson. q. g. Deputy Min eral Surveyor. has completed a sur vey of twelve mineral claims for Jno. Anderson and Jos. Muheim.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Nolan arrived or the morning train yesterday from Cloudcroft where ths went on the excursion on Saturday afternoon.
 F. A. Tovrea left yesterday on a business trip to Phoenix and Roose- welt. where he has contract to sup ply meat for the. government camps at that point
 J. A. Hopkins returned yesterday from a visit to California for his health. which has been improved. Dorothy. the little daughter. returned with her father.
 Jno. Coleman and family returned to this city Sunday after spending several weeks touring California Mir. Coleman says that he found the Re- view at the news stands on every beach that he visited
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

The board Of supervisors has in the last several days evinced interest in the manner in which Risbee officers conduct matters to the extent it is said. of having put a deteC/ge in town to watch the movements of the gentle men and report to the board.
 The cause of this action is in com plaint the board has made from time to time during the last several months regarding alleged heavy expense ac- counts submitted by Bisbee precinct officers. Complaint during all this time by the city council of Bisbee re- garding the comparatively few arrests made by city officers. as it seemed t0 the council. may also have had some thing to do with the investigation that it is said has been ordered.
 The word came to precinct officers in town yesterday morning that q man had been sent here 10 ascertain if the city officers were turning all prisoners taken by them over to the precinct officers, and that the super visors were going to make a thorough investigation. The city officials. also got an inkling of the report. Both the city officers and the constables ds- serted that all the Investigations ie- sired might be made 80 far as they were concerned: that they had ben dcing their duty in the matter oE-inai.. ing arrests. and nothing more. and that if the expense accounts ran high on account cf the number of arrests made they could in TO wise help it. The only remedy fer tfat. they said. was improvement in conditions in the town which would reduce the number of arrests necessary for the infraedon of laws. It is understood that simi- far investigation is being made at di- rection of the supervisors at Douglas. and that the rangers have also been brought into the affair. they being said to turn prisoners ever to the precinct officers in the stme maAdsr that city officers are llsged to do.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
ROOT ENTERS LIST
 IF CANDIDATES
ACCEPTANCE OF THE PLACE OF SECRETARY HAY CCNS!D- BRED TO DEMON
 STRATE

That He Aspires to National P.1fer- erce to Succeed Rooseveit-Latter Believed to Have Called Root with That End in Mind.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
INDIGESTION.

With it's companions. heart burn, .natuleDce, tcrpidity of the liver. con- stipation, palpitation of the heart, poor blood. headache and other nerv- GUS symptoms. sallow skin, foul tongue. offensive breath and a legion of other ailments. is at once the most widespread and destructive malady among the American people. The Heroine treatment will cure all these troubles. 50c bottle.
 For sale at Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

That the rainy season is on for the summer months was made to look pretty much like an assured fact ct several points in close touch with Bisbee yesterday.
 One of these was Don Luis. where torrents fell yesterday afternoon be- tween 4 and o'clock. The railroad yard was submerged and water ran in depth all over the flats. People who experienced the downpour said it was one of the heaviest they ever experienced. Train No. into this city from Benson ran through the downpour, coming over submerged track.
 Trainmaster C. A. Brown was on the train. He stated on arrival here in response to questions that he did net think any material damage had been done the track or that the storm would delay traffic in any manner. but marking back to the big storms Jf last summer. which at various times put the railroad out of commission. admitted that he felt that busy days might be ahead for those of the raii- road people on whom falls the duty of keeping things moving.
 Beside tfe storm at Osborn there was another during the afternoon in the neighDorhood of Hereford which was no less violent. Track in that vicinity also suffered some, being made a trifle soft. In anticipation of further performances of like kind the railroad company is on the alert and has prepared itself for the prompt handling of emergencies that may arise
 In this city yesterday there were sS1wers during the day and pretty steady rainfall during the night. The precipitation was sufficient to bring mud on the streets and fetch out the umbrella corps. Threatening clouds toward the head of Tombstone canyon during the evening occasioned consid- erable satisfaction that work of clean ing the subway had been finished.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

Washington, July 1f-Announce-
 nent Of Elihu Roots decision to ac-
 cspt the State Department portfolio
 places him definitely in the list of | candidates for the Republican nomi- naJ.on for President in 1908
 The fact that he will leave his law practice in New York, which, ac- tco-dins to current report. pays S300,- 900, to re-enter the Cabinet at SS000 a year is tantamount to 9 declaration of his desire to fill the higher office.
 h all probability, the President in ] lpersuading Mir. Root to return to pub lie life pointed out the greater pos abilities of such a course, and more than intimatcd that White House in- l fluence and the prestige Of a Roose- welt indorsement will be his when ! the proper time comes.
 It has been generally believed in Washington that aIr. Root would ac- cept. He is not rich man, accord i ing to present day standards. The lure of a large corporation practice induced him 10 resign as Secretary of War, and, at that time, he frankly announced that his reason for leaving
 the Cabinet was solely his desire to
 make some money. That was less
 than two years ago, and, while he has p-0spere6 in the interval. the time
 has hardly been enough to amass q
 fortune out of law fees.
 His return to official station involv- es sacrifices. Adequate compensation could Cniy lie in the good chances
 that the outcome may be the presi- dency. Doubtless his decision has spread an epidemic of the cold chflls
 among the others who are hoping for 190S-Shaw, Fai56anks. Foraker. It dispOses of Secretary Taft also. as
 his sole strength would consist in
 his being ROosevelts man. and now
 Mir. Root will have that distinction.
 Mr. Root is of the cold. incisive
 type of lawyer. Intimately connect
 ed with some of the biggest trusts
 and commercial combinations in the ! country. he knows their methods and their viewpoint thoroughly.
 With him in the Cabinet. the Presi- dent will be kept in much closer touch with the great business inter csts which center in New York. The latter, also, will have a higher respect for the administration ability to car ry out it's threats, if Root shall join with the President in any campaigns detrimental to them.
 Tn point of mentality, it is the opin-, ion here the President has found
 man who can fill the shoes of John
 Hay. Mfr. Root made a good Secre- tary of War. proving himself in that function a man of action and quick decision He is one of the keenest lawyers in the East As 10 politics.
 he has always been a Republican
 Like Roosevelt. however. he has not
 been in any sense a machine" man.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

Maxwell Win APpezi-charlcs Max well has given notice that he will ap- peal the case heard before Justice McDonala last week. a result of which Maxwell was fined S25 for dis turbing the peace. Maxwell asserts tbat in the attack on Burns which was the cause ofthe charge against him. he acted merely in self-defense, Burns having brought on the trouble by attacking him. Burns was so badly beaten about the head with a rock that ar the time it was thought fatal injuries had been inflicted He has since fully recovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12


 Muskoeee. I. T.. July 1I.-Talk of single statehood is again being heard lthrouehout the Indian Territory since the issuance Of a call for a consdtu- Itional convention 10 be held at MCs-
 kogee or August 21.
 The object of the convention. as stated ia the call is for. the express purpose of forming e constitution for a new State to be created out of the five civilized tribes.
 The constitution is to be adopted ! by the citizens and then presented to l Congress for action at the coming ses-
 sion.
 This call is an Indian movement. 1 It is signed by W. c. Rogers. Chief of the Cherokee Nation; Green Me Curtain, Chief of the Choctaw Nation, and W. A. Duncan, a prominent Cher
 okee politician.
 It calls for an election of delegates from each recording district in In dian Territory on the 7th of August. There are to be seven delegates to this constitutional convention from each of the twenty-six recording dis tricts.
 These delegates are to meet in Mus kogee 0n August 21 for the purpose of drafting a constitution for the new State. designating name and capi-
 tal.
 This constitution is to be submitted
 to vote of the people of the Terri | tory thirty days after it has been drafted by this convention. This announcement of a constitu- ltionai convention to be called. coming
 as it does nthe heels of the big sin | eie State convention which is to be ! held at Oklahoma City on July 12, has caused no little excitement in pO- htical circles.
 Just as it was thought the moUrners
 were returning from sthe funeral of lthe separate State idea, a call for a Iconstitutional convention. which. pol iiUcains say. means but one thing. a | separate State for Indian Territory alone is issued.
 The fact that there is to be a con istiution drafted at this convention, a capital named and other important
 matters ss set forth in the call, makes 1t a meeting of such importance that lit guarantees a full list of delegates | from every recording district, and itbey all will be at the convention. which probably will continue two or three weeks.
 While this new move may or may | not receive the ear of Congress, yet there are things involved which even supporters of single statehood cannot fail to observe are important" said. a politician, "and the convention will be pregnant with intense interest. i There was 8 movement of this kind
 on foot among the Indians two years lago. At that time Chief Porter oi Ithe Creeks and the chiefs of the lChickasaw and Seminole netiOnas
 were also in favor of such a move, but it never materialized.
 While these chiefs have not joined with the others in the present call. it is understood that they are thor
 oughly in sympathy with the move,
 and will lend it all their assistance. Single State advocates say that 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

Copper Queen Arrivals-H. S Man uel. P. D. NcRae, F. B. Wilson. H. L. Knickerbocker and wife. Fl Paso; Ike Hauser. Cineinaau; F. H. Booth and wife. Cana1ea; W. o. Franklin, S. c. Whitney, San Francisco; J. F. Hopkins. Sioux City. la; M. J. Griss, Les Angeles: A. P. PrObasco. Los An geIes: A. R. English, Tombstone; P. St. Clair. LOrdsburg; $. F. LOngbor- ough, San Francisco; A. C. Davis. JT-. Caaanea: C. w Jordan. San Francis co; J. " Gaines. Tombstone; +. Ii. Morris. Los Angeles; c. C. McAllister, Mexico: ". p. Matchette. Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
TORRENTS FELL AT
 DON LUIS YESTERDAY
COVERED RAILROAD TRACKS AND MESA WITH RUNNING
 STREAMS.

Heavy OownPour Also Had at Here ford-Railroad People Make Prep arations to Meet Emergencies Rainy Season May Bring.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
EXCURSION TO PORTLAND.

The Southern Pacific will sell tick cts to Portland. Ore. and return for $50 on tke following days. good re- turning ninety days from date of sale, viz:
 July II. p, 13, 25. 2G. 27. August G. IT. 8. 2, lo II, 12. 1S, f, 15. 1G. IT, 25, 90, 51. September 1. ?. 9. f, 5.12, 13. IA, 26, 27 and 2S, 1905. These tickets are sold for train 9 only, leav- ing Bersson at $40 p. m.
 CARL ROCK,
 Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

Dr. Schell, Arizona's leading cp- tician. has returned. and will remain at Copper Queen Hotel until Thurs day, July 18th. Eyes examined free.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12

is a move on the part of the Indians to retard statehood of any kind by starting an argument of whether there shall be one State or two formed from the two Territories.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
DETECTIVE SAID TO
 WATCH LOCAL OFFICERS
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS RE- PORTED TO HAVE coMMENc-
 ED INVESTIGATION.

To Determine Whether Precinct Off cers and City Officers Have Not Working Arrangement for Benefit of Precinct Men.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05
stoessel Criticised.

Toxic, Jan. 3.-General Stoessel is
being sharply criticised for DESTROY
ing the Russian warships, attempting
to choke the entrance to the harbor
OF Port Arthur and dispatching the
torpedo boat destroyers to Che Foo
subsequent to his offer to surrender
the fortress. The Nichi Nichi saws
that while General Stoessel made a
gallant defense, his action in blowing
up the ships after he had offered tc
surrender leaves a lasting blemish up.
on his military reputation. His ac.
ton indicates a want of sincerity and
leaves no room for an extension of
treatment OF him commensurate with
the reputation won by the bravery
and gallantry of his defense. The
Nlchi Nichi contrasts the action Of
b emperor, in directing that full
military honors be paid. with that of
General Stoessei. The Jill character.
Ives Stoessels action as mean and
unlawful, and says that it should de-
prive him of any military honors at
the bands of his captors. The Jill
also reviyes the charges of Red Cross
violations at Port Arthur and declares
that no treatment would be too severe
in fixing the terms of surrender.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05
THE ANG0RA GOAT

We have not heard so much Of late
on the old question of oily and nonoily
goats, but this is more a matter for the
consideration of the breeder than it is
for the mohair buyer, says S. b. Holl-
ings in American Sheep Breeder.
Heavy, soppy tleeces shrink to a large
extent when clean secured, and it
needs a Very expert man to estimate
correctly what the shrinkage will be
when they are presented to him. One
large buyer in Bradford is strongly
opposed to the oily goat and says that
there is always q lack of luster in such
ieeces. However. the hair is always
sound and good. but there is no more
need for an excess of yolk in mohair
than there is in wool.
A Long Fleeced Angora.
Kingston Lad, whose picture is re-
produced from American Sheep Breed
Ell, was a prize winner at the st. Louis
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05
Frank Heath was a business caller

Frank Heath was a business caller
Monday.
G. l.. Bison was at the county
seat OIL business Wednesday.
Warren Chase, of Oakfield Id, is re-
ported on the sick list.
Nels P. Hoegh was a business call
er, in Audubon, Monday, returning
On Tuesday.
Miss Esther Edmundson, of Har-
Ian, is visiting this week at the VIM.
Ordway home in Oakfield.
Mr.. Lauritzen residing northeast
of Oakfield, shipped an extra fine car
of cattle to Chicago, Monday.
G. K. Hallock, of Atlantic, is pass
ing a few days in Oakfield at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.
p. Hallock.
Miss Grace Clark, who has been
visiting an uncle at Ashland, Nebras-
ka, for several weeks, is expected
home the last of next week.
The elderly people of the Danish
settlement in town and vicinity gave
q hop in the Bendixen hall, Monday
evening. An excellent time report
ed.
Geo. Fredriksen was just COM
plotting an invoice of his stock Of
hardware and harness, Tuesday. He
reports very fair profits on the bust
ness of the year.
McGovern, the grain buyer, has
his big corn bins full of nice yellow
corn which seems odd after them be-
ing empty for several years. His
force Of men are kept busy loading
small grain for the markets and they
will soon commence emptying the
cribs for shipment.
Rev. L.W .L%anningham of Red Oak,
solicitor for the Orphans Home at
Des Moipes, talked to the people at
the Danish Chureh, west of Brayton,
Sunday morning and in the evening
in the Brayton Baptist Church. He
is meeting with good success in re-
PlenlsninS Che treasury VI .ne I1ol'o'
Rev. v. Jensen and Soren Nelson
of Oakfeld township, are now en-
gagged in conducting a night school
at the Center School house, which is
a success, even beyond their most
sanguine expectations. Over a score
of pupils, all yer l6 years of age are
attending, and the number is increas-
ing. The exercises are conducted in
both the Danish and English Ian
guages, the time being about equally
divided.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05
No More Stomach Troubles.

All stomach trouble is removed by
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. it
gives the stomach perfect rest by di-
costing what you eat without the
stomach's aid. The food builds up
the body, the rest restores the
stomach to health. You don't have
to diet yourself when taking Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. J. ID. Erskine, of
Allenville, Mich, says, "I suffered
Heartburn and Stomach trouble for
sometime. My sister-in law has had
the same trouble and was not able to
eat for six weeks. She lived entirely
on warm. After taking two bottles
of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure was entirely
cured. She now eats heartily and is
in good health. | am glad to say
Kodol gave me Instant relief" Sold
by All Druggists.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05

Soren P. Dagaard, the land agent,
went out to Omaha on business Tues
day. He is now agent for lands in
five states which he will let the peo-
| pie know about some time in the near
future.
When bilious try a dose of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and realize for once how quickly a first
class up to date medicine will correct
the disorder. For sale by Nick Doff-
ing & Co.
Henry Hansen was home during
the Holiday season Oh visit with
his parents, Merchant Hans Hansen
and wife. He returned to Att antic
Monday to resume his studies at the
Cuisines College, in that city.
George Trip and family have
again taken up their residence in this
neighborhood after several years alb
sence in and near Atlantic. They
are residing on the Elizabeth Stone
king farm north Of Oakfeld, which
he has recently rented.
The Baptist Sunday school elected
the following officers last Sunday
N. Sorensen, Supt.; j. Cousins, Asst
ant Supt.; limo Bison, Organist.; NJ.
Bartlett, Sec'y.; G. Cousins, Treas;
and Pearl jenkins, Mrs. Ide, Mrs.
Sloan and Miss lookout, teachers.
F. A. Hunt, who lately traded for
the VOORHEES, furniture and agricul-
tural implement store, bought a resi-
dence property, in Brayton, and is
now a citizen of this thriving town.
AT present he is contine to his home
by an ugly tumor on his jaw, which
is giving him more than his share Of
trouble.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05

fair Angora show. The fleece of this
handsome animal is twenty inches in
length. Kingston Lad is owned by
Tom Wedgewood Of Kingston, N. NJ.
Shelter the Angora.
While Angora goats can spend most
of their time out of doors during fine
weather, they, like other animals, must
have Il place of shelter to which they
can resort during storms and billiards..
Prolonged cold, rainy periods are fatal
to Angoras unless sheltered. Wool
Markets and Sheep.
Angora Conformation.
The Angora goat, like other farm
animals, must be considered with ref
erence to size, conformation and con-
stitution. The type to which the
breeders should lend their efforts
should weigh from 100 to 14O pounds.
body quite round and broad through
out, hips and shoulders of same height,
for low shoulders indicate low vitality;
the hips not sloping in a pronounced
degree, legs strong, but not long, and
Eye bright and quick. The fleece should
cover all parts of the body, except in
side the upper legs on the thin skin.
A topknot is pretty. but does not indi-
cate quality. The mohair should make
nh annual growth of not less than ten
inches and be so dense as to yield a
fleece of eight to ten pounds. The
mohair should be in ringlets which are
we'll formed from point to skin. Loose,
slightly wavy hair is Objectionable and
Dftentimes indicates coarseness in some
degree. 1t is of the utmost Importance
that the hair be extremely fine, the
finer the more valuable.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05
STATES BIG PRINTING BILL.
Almost Sixty Thousand Dollars Elk
pended Durinu the Past Year.

pended During the Past Year.
Des MoineS. Jan. 2.-The state of
Iowa engages in the printing and
binding business to a greater extent
than is generally supposed and pays
literally for this work. According
to the report of Charles c. Heer, ac-
countant employed by the state eXecu-
tive council for the purpose of check.
ing up accounts in every department
of state affairs, the state of Iowa DUR
ing the year 1903 paid $59,415.66 for
paper, printing, binding and engrav-
ing. The year was not a legislative
year or the sun would have been
much larger. Fol the first time the
accountant, in his annual report filed
with the governor. includes a tabu-
lated statement of the printing ac-
count with every department. There
was credited to the office of the sec
rotary of state, through whose office
the miscellaneous printing of the
state is all done, the sum of $12,.
252.09 for the year, and the next
largest item is for the auditor OF
state, $9,056.95. aavs.
A a."a# "a -AxAJ
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05
Jobbers Support Roosevelt.

Sioux City, Ia, Jan. 3.-Wholesalers
of Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota
have instituted an organized move
ment to support Roosevelt in his APP
peal for more railroad legislation.
Every jobber proposed to write to his
congressman urging especially the
passage of the Cooper-Quarles bill
or other legislation calculated to give
m~uch-needed authority to the inter
state commerce commission. The con-
gressmen are also being asked to OPP
pose the plan of legalizing pooling.
declaring that it will destroy. the last