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The daily tribune., 1905-03-30
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visA 70 vote for o. his own ticket.
1os isstases, II zee desired 70 vote
H. Oisissss tickss. and wasted u
vote fos Ms. Colunbia for alderman
nm tbs InAspsndens ticket, IL would be
ssesssasy for yoe 70 mark an X oppo-
site Mr.. Colambia's name and draw
. line through ske name on the Cisi.
ssns ticket whom you did not desire
TO vote fos.
Or II you vote the Independent
ticket and desire 70 vote for Oolumoia
ON that ticket and Parnall ON the
Citizens ticket you would have 70
mako an X opposite Psrnali's nsme
and draw . line across the name Of
Jones. and vioe versa. People who
intend to vote . mixed ticket must nm
derstand the matter before they vote
or they might loss the vote for the
candidate whom they intended TO vote
for. The best and suress way however
10 70 vota . straight Independent
ticket. Every person who votes will
have the privilege and right TO vote
for all Of the aldermen.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30
Morgan Expelled.

Senator Richard ". Morgan has
besn expelled from Lafayette local
union No. 1888. United Mine Workers
Of America, because Of the revelations
IN the bribery investigation before
the legislature.
Senator Morgan was notified by the
union to sppear 1t the meeting Last
Wednesday night and make bis defense
b the charges made against him in re-.
lation 10 the Northern Goal company
deal, and the receipts produced 1t the
bribery investigation which had been
signed BY J. ". Best Of the coal com.
pany.
Senator Morgan did not appear in
person. He was represented by Judge
Ba, nd Of Fort Collins who asked Z
continuance Of the hearing until
Senator Morgan could appear in his
own behalf. This WAS denied, and
the union voted 70 .expel the senator
Tin dishonor and disgra ace.''
Morgan was like some other sena
so.s we know Of. He was . great
union man to secure votes, and . greai
corporation man when It came Il
voting for other reasons.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30
DlsrRIBvrHe OF SCANDAL.
nlsers's Astivss Laid Bare bv Ons
VIE Knsvs.

W00 A0OWU.
Editor Flossscs Tribsss:-I save
bess @ earth = Boss tine aad - m
sbsssvsr Of shisss N ssnsssi sod Of
ths action Of Den IN particular have
bsss often inprsessd ssd sstosished.
bet psvsr nors % than It tho display
of vomit In the Ex Parts's colsnus of
the s7th inst. The editor Of that
sheet 10 . fomenter Of ssditioD, .
promoter Of prize nGhts and . dis
tribstsf Of scssdsl; . socialist in
heart and = democrst through self in
tsrsst. His insipcerity hes been
proven in the matter Of the eight hour
law. and his love Of absss and scandal
10 apparent 70 all Scarcely An issue
Of hie villsinous paper appears but
cousaips allusions to the mud sliuging
OF his political opponents while his
own dirty articles exudes . stsuch
compared with which the mingled
efYiuvium Of seventeen po lecats and .
Biliygoat would be az the fragrance
.sf Arabisp spices. wrote . few
words on behalf Of Mr.. Tabor who
hes besp subjected to 70 much lam
pooninR by the Ex Parte consider
cd that II it was right for . man to
sncoeed himself in office who had al.
ready held one for At least ten years
IL Was also right for Mr.. Tabor who
has been but three years in Office. 1
said that Tabor was . clean man. I
did not say that Mr.. Green was not.
I wrote from firm conviction that
our present marshal 10 entitled to an
other term for his honesty and
courage. It 10 = glorious privilege
accorded to American citizens to
espouse tho cause of their respective
candidates for public ofiice. The
Tribune kindly published my senti-
ments. The matter wrote about
10 Of public interest. attacked no
one and I told the truth. did not
sign my proper name to the article in
question because my personality is i'm.
material. and because too. unlike Mr..
Moore do not take upon every occa-
sion 70 pose before the public as q
PARAGON of excellence. For this he
calls me . sneak and some other
things. and like person whose props
had been knocked from under him he
could do nothing but kick and hurl
anAthemas.
2 Be it known to this candle snuffer
and tupdiah headed editor aud poiiti-
cian that I hold him cheap and an
not ashamed to own up to my senti-
ments. ALFRED o. CLARK.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30
A FINANCIAL IoHoRAMus.

Mr.. Wilbar who u . candidate for
re-elsctioo - oity treasurer and M.
Wilkes. who isa candidate for re-
election - city attorney. have been
purchasing city WARRANTS - discount
Of 10 cents on the dollas. This open
depreciation Of the city paper by the
onlcials at tie city themselves tends
TO keep the prios OF the warrants
down. PArts.
Anybody except . financial isno-
rAmus or . child sill in its swadling
clothes hss enough sspss 70 know that
no one man. nor any two men. can
keep she price Of town paper down
when any other person 10 willing 10
pay more. Besides Mr.. Wilkes and
Mr.. Wilbar DO not purchase waFranta
Of their own money, but for othsT
people.
We all remember that . few months
ago that town scrip was going begging
at 80 cents. that the city council thst
Mr.. Moore supported two years aea
and . part Of whom he 10 supporting
today for reelection. appointed .
oommistss of three - cooperate with
. certain Denver arm and secure the
sale Of FloreDoe warrants at . fair
price. The committee failed Of it,
effort. But AF. WILKES sscceedsd II
interesting psople 5000 niles ava,
to purchase tho warrants as Us. ant
they did. What was tho result
Other people who had been Purchasing
waxrasts q % cssts .,wsrs forced {,
pay . ceats. Who Wa responsibl
for the raiss tn the price Of these war
ranssr Nobody Dot Mr. wilkes.
GeoeRe Wilson. who hes been pur
ohaSins the city warrants for Charlie
Uowas, the latter gentleman havin,
some ssven or eight Thousand dollar
invested in them, was notified BY th
purchaser 70 discontinue the psrchas
of wArrants- That IL Frank Moor
was 10 dictate the policy Of the towl
he did not want and would not PR
chase any more.
These are cold facts and tho proc
10 ready for them. The un3us4 N,
malicious attack Of Ex Parte ON Hf
Wilbar and Mr.. Wilkes can but he'll,
them in their race for oflce p whicl
they will be elected by the people.
A we'll known property owner Q
Florsnoe told The Tribune this morn
ing that he had q, 800 worth Of tow
warrants that Mr.. Moore. Or any q
his friends could have for IS cent? an
he would BE- GLAD to get IL. Mr.. Wilks
has $500 for other people that he vii
odd 70 It at shat price and numerou
other people have moro to add. No,
will Ex Parte step up and ind = pur
chaser for these?
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30
Advertised Letters.

Following is = list Of letters re-
naming uncalled for At the postoffice
at Florence, during the week ending
Mar. 90.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30

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Married.

At the Catholic parsonage Last
evening at 8 O'Clock BY Father Ed.
nnnd, Aio Mary Hyland Of Grand
Rapids. Mich. to Mr.. r. r. Coulter
Of this city. The newiy married
couple left last night for Grand juno
tion to visit The groom's parents.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30

It Is intimated that the editor Of
the Weekly villifyer has been told BY
his campaign committee to let mp ON
the rot he waa publishing ~ it was in
juring the Citizens ticket.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30

Mar. 30.
Clement Jason
Currier Mrs N NJ
Daniels Larkin l.
Gleeson John
Goble VIC
Kemper VIM
Kline D O
Meeks Ellis
Mulock Ohas
Nolan W q
Pelton Ben II
Powl A
Meyers Stephen
Summersalt Gilbert
Scott Geo l.
Trimbls Jack
Washington Mrs u r
Woods James G
Wilson Miss Addie
Parties calling for same will say
advertised, and pay one cent.
W. H. DAvIE P. M.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30

Russia has notified japan upon
what conditions she will make peace.
We should think n Japan hae shs
upper hand in ths scrap she woald bs
the one 70 name the conditioos oe psace
and leave II 70 aocept or rs5scts
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30
YOU WILL VOTE FOR
ALI. ALDERMEN

In the city election viii have for six aldermen
ward Heretofore the of the aldermen the
First appeared the ballots in that ward but the other
wards the candidates for aldermen the Second appeared
only the ballots in the Second ward But this s differ
Tks candidate asrsn in al three OF the will
ballots voe,n should for adermsn
essk uiSd
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30

II the mission hoard positively can
nos scoops that sioo. .ouo git ffea John
D Roeksfeller please trAnsfsr II 70
this o1acs. were We can invest 1t in
ssw syps. machinery ~ priatiss
iskA
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30

Mrs. Annie Roach and son Of Drip
pie Greek are guests of George N.
Hyde and family of 407 Santa F.
avenue.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30

woodmen camps Of Canon City and
Wetmofs will be guests Of Florence
Camp No. 50. Woodmen Of the World
tonight. The local camp has about
tfty new members to adopt and a.
many of these will have the initiatory
ceremonies conferred upon them ~
possible.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30

Finest line of tourist caps in the
city at Proctor & Cos. 24tf
The daily tribune., 1905-03-30

J. Finley Terrence, local agent for
the New York Life Insurance company
drove 70 Canon City this morning and
hasdsd Nrs. Bessie La Plant. widow
II the late Napoleon La Plant = check
for u. 900. the amount Of insurance her
husband carried in this company. II
VA only ten days ago when the claim
LETT Florcnce. This 10 one reason why
tho New York Life 10 70 popular and
none Of tho claims for insurance
Axs ever contested and the check II
usus,ly issssd the day that the
death olaim is received At the head
oasos.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-15
DOUGLAS STREET
 GAR LINE
M. J. BROPHX. PRESIDENT OF DOUGLAS IMPROVEMENT
 co. TALKS ABOUT IT.
SaAs Arrangements for the New Flee tric Equipment Will Soon be Made. Much Pleased With the Outlook at Shelter City.
Special to Review.J

Douglas. Jan. 14.-President NJ. J. Brophy. of the D. I. company was in Douglas yesterday for the first time in several weeks. When seen by representative of this paper he stated that he was very much pleased with the condition of the company and it's business.
 As to the new street car system to be installed in this city he said that the Los Angeles man who is 10 in- stall the trolley system will be in Douglas within the next seven days to see just what is wanted for the neY service and to make arrange ments for the installation of the trolley poles and wires. The new system and new track will be put in just as soon as it can be done. as the company realize that the service is now very much needed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-15
Douglas News Notes
SAYS MERCHANT
 FLIM-ELAMMED HER
Douglas Woman Brings Charges Against Nm kline-Claims He Forced Her to Take Goods in Lieu of Change for $5.O0.
Special to Review.D

Douglas Jan. IA suit has been brought against Wm. Kline by a Mex ican woman to recover a small amount of money which she claims was taken from her by Kline's son Joe.
 The woman claims that she went to the store and purchased a pair of shoes for her baby and gave five dollar gold piece in payment. and that young Kline put the money in the drawer and refused to give her the change due but handed her a waist saying that the waist just made up the balance due above the value of the shoes.
 The woman did not want the waist she said. and refused to take it and asked for the change. She states that Kline refused to give her the money and said she would have to take the waist anyway. The mat ter was reported to the officers and the suit will be tried this afternoon at o'clock MT. Kline stated that the woman bought the wais. and that his son did not take the money as the woman claims he did.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-15
MExIcANs USE KNIVES.
In Murderous Assault Upon We'll
 Known Colored Man.

Reuben Reed colored C. c. stable man. was assaulted yesterday after noof by two Mexicans and severely cut in the shoulder and neck. The Mexicans are in jail In defending himself Reed battered both the men badly.
 The Mexicans had been annoying the family of Reed at his house next the stable. He went there and order ed them away. The fight ensued. one iof the Mexicans getting behind Reed and plunging the place of a knife into his shoulder. It struck the bone with sufficient force to spring the handle of the knife and bend the blade. Reed knockd this man down, and turning to Ithe other received an ugly slash in the neck He rushed his assailant with a rock and knocked him senseless. Charges of assault with intent to kill have been filed against the Mexicans and will be heard Monday before Judge Mcdonald.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-15
GOLD NUGGET RICHES.

J. q. Pritchard, who visited the Gold Nugget property during the week, has received returns from assays he had made since return of samples from ground being opened in continuation of developmet of ore for the new mill on the ground. From the rich shute being followed on the Fleece a general sample from the dump assayed sS5.07 to the ton in gold and $1.6O in silver. A sample from the dump of the New Year brought returns Of $4S.67 in gold to the ton and S1. in silver.
 The mill construction work on tie ground, MT. Pritchard reports, is going ahead as rapidly as possible. The re- cent rains caused some unavoidable e. lay. causing almost entire suspension of the erection work for three days. The force employed in the develop ment of the ore bodies on the prop erty is going steadily ahead with re- suits of highly encouraging character. The property looks better the further it is tested and the richness of it's ores is gaining as expected with depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-15
< PERSONAL MENTION. <
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J. A. McKeehan is again on the streets after a severe illness with " ph9id fever.
 Mrs. Mary Burns left yesterday for visit with friends at Douglas.
 Mrs. H. c. HazelwooC and Mrs. Nor rlan O'Brien, of South Bisbee. were hopping in the city Saturday
 Miss Agnes Welsh Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Shelp. of Lowell, were visitors in Bisbee yesterday.
 Mrs. W. C. McGowan and daughters. of Naco, were among visitors in inc city yesterday.
 Mrs. G. w Broxton left yesterday fer an extended visit in Texas, her former home.
 Mrs. Garrett. wife of the well known Copper Qusen machinist. left yesterday for Salt Lake City to spend some weeks as tn guest of friends.
 Paul Henlphili, of Du7ant. Mich. is among visitors in the city.
 Superintendent Grindell. of Douglas schools. is in the city to look after  work on n,ining claims he has on the Tombstone road
 Charles Downing cane in yesterday from the Huachucas on brief business mission. He returns to his camp today.
 Mrs Hackshaw. who underwent severe surgical operation at the c. X A. Hospital last week, was reported yesterday as past the critical stage and recovering nicely.
 James Francis. store manager at Hereford, came to the city last evening to spend a cay.
 Sheriff Hunt came in last evening from Tombstone to spend Sunday al home.
 Stenographer Weed left last evening for Tombstone. where he goes on busi- Iness relating 10 legal matters
 Alex Erickson is in the city for the day from his mining camp at the prop lcrty of the Empire State.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-15
BRIEF DOUGLAS NOTES.
Special to Review)

Especial to ReVieW)
 Douglas. Jan 14.-Auditor Rae ana wife have returned from Morenci.
 Supt Hunter. of the Southwestern. went to Fl PasO this morning.
 Some of the machinery of the san ta Rosa mine has been taken out and shipped to Douglas and Moe tezuma.
 Some of the carpenters who have been working on the Fl Tigre mill have returned to this city. having finished their work at the mine.
 Marie Rynning. the little daughter of Captain Rynning. who has been very ill with pneumonia. is now out of danger.
 The Southwestern pay ear will ar rive in Douglas this evening on No. and the checks will be handed out in the morning.
 The Copper City brewery is to be increased in size by an addition and the whole building will be covered with brick wall on the outside The rapidly increasing business of this brewery makes the addition a neces- sity.
 Patrick Clark. the millionaire mine owner of Washington, has arrived here en route to Moctezuma, accom- panied by his son. He is going into Sonora to look at property recent ly bonded to him through his rep resentative. MT. Harvey. by IT. F. Dugan. of this city.
 AIr. and Mrs B. F. Graham will leave for the Fl Tigre mine when the first train goes out over the Nacozar road. MT Graham has received a telegram stating that the Yaqui riv- CT is over its banks. The recent rains have raised all the tributary streams of the Yaqui and it is the highest today that it has been for many months.
 There will be services at all the churches tomorrow and each church extends invitations to tn people of Douglas and the strangers in the city to meet with them and worship.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-15
GENERATORS DUE.

The four generators ordered recent ly by the c. & A. to go to the P. & D.. the L. s. & P, the c. & P. and the Junction are. due to arrive most any day, having been now shipped from the factory and now being some where enroute. These genrators will be used in supplying the properties for which ordered with independent elec. trio linghts. replacing The service heretofore had from the Bisbee light company and making way for largely extended system of lights in the mines and about their surface properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-15
MISSING HUSBAND.
Sought by Dying Wife in South Da
 kota-InformatIon Asked Here.

Marshal Snodgrass yesterday re- ceiyed a pathetic letter. accompanied by a circular. making inquiry upon behalf of a dying wife concerning the whereabouts of Wm. J. Thornton. The circular accompanies and is self-ex- planatory:
 WANTED:-To know the address of Wm. J. Thornton. who left Lead. South Dakota, on the 21st day of Sep tember. He is rather dak complect- ed. brown eyes. dark brown hair; a very good set of teeth; age 26; height. feet IT inches; weight, 145 pounds: was smooth shaven when he left. but usually wears small moustache. He is a miner.
 Any one knowing his address. please inform him that his wife. Carrie Thornton, is lying critically i'll with typhoid fever. at No. North Stone street. Leao. South Dakota She is withcu. funds and must have assist ance at once or become a county charge. If he can be found. notify the attending physician. l.. N Lewis, Lead South Dakota.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-15

J. B. Tomlinson. of the Swansea, has purchased a half interest in the Sonora engineering and assay office Of Cananea. Mir Tomlinson left Doug las last evening for Cananea, where he will place his son in charge of his interests in the engineering office. From Cananea MT Tomlinson will gu out to the mine, where he is getting ready to put in a plant of machinery he recently bought of Roy & Titcomb. at their Douglas branch.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-15

It hes been expected that this no. tice would have been recived in Bis bee from Michigan, asking that the second payment on Black Mountain stock be forwarded. It was announc' in December that this second payment would be called on January 15 but up to date no notices have been re- ceived by Bisbee stockholders. It is probable that the call will come be- fore the end of the month. It is proposed to hurry to completion the mill on this property which is a low grade proposition in Sonora.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-10

Patterson Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Patter-
son. Mr.. Thomas NJ. Patterson. Miss Hart
Pattin, Miss H. RE Patton. Miss A. ID.
Paulding, Mrs. Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. Serene
Z. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. William *. Payne,
Miss Virginia T. Peacock, Mrs. p. p. Peal
err Miss Pearre Mr.. and Mrs George A.
Pearre Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mondell
Pease, Mr.. and Mrs Justice Peckham, Mr.
and Mrs. William Pedwich, jr.. Mrs. David
]. PETERS. Mr.. c. ]. +. PIERCE, Mr. and
Mrs Herbert II. D. Peirce. Mr.. T: j.
Pence. Mr.. Boise Penrose, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Pepper Miss Pepper, Rev. and
Mrs. G. B. D. Pepper. Mr.. George C. Per-
kins, Miss Pansy G. Perkins, Mr.. James b.
Perkins, MIR. and Mrs. X. Ross Perry. Mr..
and Mrs. Armistead Peter. jr., Mr.. Joseph
H. Peterson Mrs. j. 4. Petrie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund w. Pettus, Rev. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Pettus, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Phelps.
Miss Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Phillips.
Charles Phillips, the Misses Phillips. Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Pierce. Miss Flor
ence A. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Rice A.
ert ]. Plgran, Mr.. F. X. Pilson, Mr.. Gift
ford Pinchot, Mr.. and Mrs. James W.
Pnchot, Mr. John NJ. Pinckney Miss Sue
Pinckney, Miss Amy X. Piser Maj. and
Mrs John Pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
S. Platt Miss Plat. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
C. Platt Mrs. w. C. Poehler, Mrs. Jose
phine Poland. Miss NJ. S. Polk. Miss Pom
eroy. Miss Sara Elizabeth Ponder, Miss
Caroline E. Porte. Mr. and Mrs. II. Kirke
Porter, the Misses Pottle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Pottenburgh Mr.. Edward w. Pou,
Mrs. Nette Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. Level
lyn Powers Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L. Pow
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis \. Pradt, MIR. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Pratt, Miss Prentice, Mr..
and Mrs j. d. Preston. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win L. Price. Miss Lola c. Price Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Price, Mr.. James II. Price,
Miss Priddy. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Prince, Mrs. ]. D. Pritchard. Miss Pritch-
ard Mr.. and Mrs. Mark E. Pritehett, Mr..
Redfied Proctor, Mr.. Robert G.. Proctor.
Miss May Pryor, Miss Joy Pugh Mr.. and
Mrs. Arsene p. Pujo. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
D. Purdy, Miss Elizabeth Purnel Mr..
Herbert Putnam.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Quarles, Miss
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