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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-17
wor.: in History of Southwest.


 The loss of life and property. togeth- e. with 9rivations and suffering entail cd uDoE hundreds of residents of Cliff ion. Mc COnboy stated yesterday. rep resenteG a catastrophe of terrible pro portion and undoubtedly put on rec ord the worst flood disaster ever ex- perienC=a in the whole southwest More than a hundred private dwell ing were entered by the flood waters. many e -hem being wrecked and car ried away. while ffty-two business houses and reduction works buildings were eE cred and damaged TO more or less ex5@ut The heaviest single build ing loss 5v reason of absolute Cesruc- ton of =difces was that sustained at a new =chOol building at the lower end of the gown. in what is known as the Hills addition. This building was flooded and undermined cTumbling in a heap of ruins on the second day of the flood. II had just been finished. at a cost of s10.000.
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Mines and Shelters Tied Up.

The greatest damage cone from a cash standpoint was in the Arizona Coppe- Co.'S smelter. through which six fee. of waer swirled. Cleaning away of the debris carried into the works and repairs necessary to fur Daces and machinery will probably tie up the great works. from which nearly 100000 pounds of copper bullion have lately been turned out per month. for a month or more. The flood experienc-
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e C ': (: e <: e e e . Special to Review)
 go Clifton. Jan. l6.-The drown z" ed so far as identified, are: John Hum. 9 skinner at the A. C. shelter
 Jesus Romeo. Corona6o R. R brakeman
 Several others were drowned but the.r names have not yet . been ascertained How many lives were in all lost it is yet impossible to tell. Bodies were seen floating in the river entan- 2led with drift. which have not vet been recovered.
 The damage to property of private individuals will go over $1000OO It is impossible to = estimate the full damage sus-. tained by the copper companies. Three thousand men are at work repairing damage to the railroads and other property. It is now expected that the rail- roads will be in operation to- ward the last of the week. Food supplies have been secured and there will be no suffering for lacN of these.
 Citizens have arisen heroic ally to meet the situation of de- vastaJion. and plans for rebuild ing the town in frmer and better manner than ever before are already under way.
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Special to Review.)

Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 16.-Arizona's Twenty-third Legislative assembly came into existence al noon today, the galleries of both houses being throng- ed with visito.s All members of the Supreme Court were onloobers, having gathered with many persons of note
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More Dead Are Expected.

Wreckage of all sorts swirled through inc strong current of the river for two avs. and in the mass of stuff. which came from the Chase Creek and up the San Francisco. it is the belief thai there were bodies pinned from sight
 IL is not possible to see how it could be otherwise in view of all circum- stances. Those seen to go into the
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VI. F. Conboy. of Los Angeles. repre- senting the Western Wholesale Drug Co.,. arrived in the city yesterday morning from Clifton. He left the flood stricken city Friday evening in company with two other traveling men. Nr Lazard, of the Capitol Milling Co. of Los Angeles. and MT Whitehead. of a San Francisco oil company They were the first who attempted the trip out Of the town following the flood which srUck it on TuesCay morning. and continued unabated until Friday noon when the waters commenced re- ceIinE
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How the Town Was Swept.

The Clifton Hotel at the head of Main street, was reached by the water Tuesday morning for the first time in it's history. and guests were compelled
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Especial to Review.l

Washington. Jan. 16.-With the be- ginning of the week the opponents Co joint statehood start with every pros pect of continuing delay in bringing the bill to a vote. A number Of
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concenC'stors. inclTnes, railroad and smellers are thrown out of employment until the smelrers are again ready to fire up and resume work. With cop per at fifteen cents and the Shannon and A. C. producing al cost Of 6 and s cents per pound. there is here a loss in profits 10 the companies. figuring on a shut down of only a month. Of oyer S30000o The loss 10 employes of the companies. through idleness. will reach as much more. providing a iota! loss of s60O.O00 aside from that entailed to the A. & \. M and Coro- uado roads. which will not be less than $75.000 Besides the bridges it has out. .}.e A. & N. AI has al least two miles of track gone between Duncan and Clifton Aside from these are the other property losses sustained by the people of the town. They will not come unCer s1O0,OOO. in the opin- ion of Mir. COnboy.
 Dead So Far Recovered.
 The bodies of five men had been re- covered from the flood up tO the time of the departure of MT Conboy from Clifton Two were those of white men. two of Mexicans and one that of la Chlraman One of the white men. an old smelter empIoye. was taken from a mass of dirt in which he was caught and buried with the caying of bank on the river side of the A. C. smelter, where he was stationed to watch the progress of the flood The other white man and the two Mexicans are suppos- cd to have been swept off their feet while endavoring to escape the rush ci
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PRIMED FOR
 THE WEEK
Democratic Senators PFe- pared 10 Continue Delay
 of Statehood Bill
WILL YIELD ID No
 OVERTURES FOR UNION

6eVeridge Leaves Capital to Look Af- ter Re-election-Eiectorai College to Meet February 25-Burton. Of Kar- sas Gets Respite in Fraud Case. President confers With Congress n5n Abort Tariff Revision-Desires No Radical Changes.
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LEGISLATURE
 ORGANIZES
Hunt Made President, ROG- mGF Taking Leadership
 on Floor
". I. WEBB SPEAKER
 OF THE LOWER HOUSE

Bisbee and cochise County People Well Cared for-srodie Reads Message Before Joint Session-FaVors Bullion Tax, Division of Coz. nties Into Super visorai Districts, Primary Election Law and Other changes-Territory in Fine Physical Condition.
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Governor Brodie's Message.

Both branches of the Legislature
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Continued on Eighth Page.)
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
NORMAL NOTES.
The New Heating System Will Be in
Operation Soon.

The new heating system ct the nor
NAL is fast nearing completion much
to the satisfaction of the students and
members of the faculty for various
reasons. First, it is now somewhat
cold mornings, not real cold but cold
enough to make it disagreeable for
those who are obliged TO be in some
of the rooms. Second, the installing
of the plant has caused a general
commotion at the normal ever since il
was started. It could not be helped,
and the workmen have been as con-
siderate as possible but there was a
great deal to be done and there was
more or less noise during school hours
that was unavoidable.
The time for the completion of the
plant according to the contract eXpir
ed on the fifteenth but several Unfore-
seen matters came up that detained
the progress and in consequence it will
still be a day or two before the sys-
tenn is given a trial run. A number
of the men on the force have been
used in other work about the school,
which retarded the work on the plant.
Then another thing. The boiler room
and engine house was moved or rath-
er the site of it was changed after the
work had started and this took some
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

time. Just now the work is being held
back a little by lack of material. Pipe
connections that have become a neces-
sity since the change in the location
of the room and boiler are not here
but are expected in every day. TAX
ing everything into consideration the
contractors have filled their part of
the agreement with entire satisfaction.
The second quarter of this year
term opened Monday with seven new
students, making a total enrolment
at the present time of 229. This does
not include training school students
but those of the normal proper and il
is the largest attendance the school
has ever enjoyed. Il is larger now
than it was at any time last year
when there was one class now in the
training school who were attending
the normal proper.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
A MARROW ESCAPE.

Hon. J. II. Pomeroy and vile. wfn
left Mesa Sunday for Aqua Caliente
for the health OF the former. had a.
narrow escape while crossing the Gil.
river enroute from Sentinel Co tlc
Springs. The stage is being driven t-
a Mexican and during his stay On Sen
tinel over night the river came mp cul
either not knowing the nature 90 tt-
stream. or not being able 90 use his
common good judgment. he drove into
the stream. which he soon found was
too deep and swift Tor his team. T-r
outfit drifted down stream Jo an ls-
land where Mr.. and Mrs Poucr1-
remained until the Mexican wen, fr-
a boat. on his return they got n tlc
boat, which was n le1ky affair. and
Mrs. Pomeroy had 10 BAH constantly
while the Mexican rowed. % keep tar
tub from sinking 10 the bottom Alr
Pomeroy passed through tue ordeal
with his usual GOODNESS
Several Apache Indians from Nc
DOwen were in Mesa yesterday trad
ing and looking for work
Johnny Woolf % Tempe was q bus
mess visitor in Mesa yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
ODDS AND ENDS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ruskin have returned
from Phoenix and expect to spend the
winter here.
j. E. Sturgeon will leave tomorrow
morning for Jerome to investigate tne
Ventura mining property with a view
to purchasing an interest in it. He
expects to be back the first Of next
week.
John Hyder was a business visitor
in Phoenix yesterday.
Postmaster HOdnett and Ed Carr
went to Mesa yesterday afternoon.
The 500 club was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. West.
Mrs. VIM. Hackett and Mrs. John
Sievers spent yesterday in PhOeniS
the guest of Mrs John Rhodes.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
MESA
SUGAR BEET MEETING.

Mesa was full of farmers yesterday
who were here to attend the sugar
beet meeting announced for p. n. in
the Mesa opera house, where MeSsrs.
Hapl1e, superintendent. and Lafayette
Myers, assistant superintendent of the
Eastern Sugar Beet company, would
explain what that company is going
to do. The meeting was held at a
later hour. The people Of Mesa and
vicinity are interested in beet culture
and will be found doing their share
in the planting and more than their
snare when it comes to harvesting the
crops Quite a number of the farmers
have already signed up and others will
do so the first opportunity.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

WANTED-Clean cotton rags at this
Office
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
PEOPLE REGRET IT.

Since the conviction of Orlando
Douglas Of murder in the second de-
gree, many expressions of regret nave
been heard here. While perhaps
Douglas was never held up here as
a shining example of morality, he was
always considered a square" man IL
every way, a good workman who was
sober and Industrious, and he has
Elany friends who feel not a little dis
appointed that he was not acquitted.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
MAsQUE BALL.

There was n jolly crowd at Tire
masque ball given Wednesday night
in the Mesa opera house by Collins t.
Morse. While the croEd was not lara
yet there was sufficient TO pay all eX-
penses and give the proprietor a fcu
dollars. for the good time that DE gave
them. There were n number of chrr-
acter sketches that made great spr--
for the crowd. Quite a number Of lae
young people of Mesa who did mos
dress in character for the occasion bug
VINO merely went 10 look on. became
so interested that they purchas a
Mosques and took par. I'm the dane
The Gounod orchestra furnished csc
music.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
FOR RENT.

nicely furnished rooms Tor Lrht
housekeeping on y. Third avcLuc. SO
per month.
ern conveniences ON y. Second - 50
per month.
rooms we'll furnished with gas ana
wood stoves on y. Fifth avenue tat
per month.
3 rooms nicely furnished Tor usat
housekeeping on Grand avenue car lime
$500.
3 rooms furnished fo- $ls.5o on Sosth
Second avenue.
8 rooms furnished for SIS on s. Fi-ss
avenue.
room furnished house close in So
Q room furnished house close lu, See
: room furnished house in Capitol saa
dition. So.
Nicely furnished rooms Orr an rsr,s
of the city ranging from SO ,o So go
month.
Furnished rooms for i-Et houseke. I.-
ing in all parts Of the city ranging fElai
SO and VI
FOR SALE.
Small house and two lots f'r $50
3 room adobe and Iot for $3.50
1 room house and lot Tor $3.50
room mouse iu Churchill at3li.a1.
for $3.50.
. room house ON Lincoln street. ai-.-
easy terms
9 room house in Churchill aldtles
$3.50.
room house in Capitol alJ-tle-
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
HERE WITH q SORE HAND.

James Hanna is here from Govern
ment Wells on the Tonic road, laid up
for time with a sore hand. He has
charge of the shoeing of the govern
ment mules and while working a few
days ago struck his hand with a ham
mer. He caught cold in it and since
that time has been unable to work
and has come down here for medical
attention.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
A TRAIN OE CATTLE.

Yesterday morning a special train
of cattle, something over 500 head, ar
rived mere. They belonged to B. \.
Packard and were distributed on. the
Frankenberg, Woolf and Corbell
ranches, where they will be fattened.
They We're shipped from the southern
part of the territory.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
WOODMEN SOCIAL.

The WoOdmen OF the World OF Mesa
lodge gave social last night I'm th-ir
rooms and invited the Ladies Circle
and their husbands. They served gc-
freshments and a general good time
was had.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
YOUR GAME

If taken to Turner's American kitchen
will be prepared and served in a neat,
appetiZing way.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
TEMPE

Merryman and Moore, Undertaking
and Embalming, ia West Adams
street, Phoenix. Mill avenue, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

We now nave just what you have
been looking for, for a long time.
Boiled cider for mince meat. Melczer
Bros. Phone Main 20.
Win the ruby Flour Bread Prize!"
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.

TUX w E-N SIM 1 A.Ai-S-
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup fas - n
used for children teething. IL sOothes th.'
child. softens the gums. allay- an ptIn.
cures wind colo. and is the best reurt-'V
for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents "A bottle
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

FURNISHED HOUSE-Nice house
keeping or single rooms, with or
without board. Also with housekeep-
ing privileges. 316 N. Fifth st.
ROOMS-For lodging
and housekeeping. No tuberculosis.
347 n. Fourth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

J. E. Sturgeon will receive at the
stock yards at Tempe all the fat hogs
for sale on Tuesday, Nov. q.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

/ AM HERE, Francis E. Furness, 8
years at Denver, 80 years in the oc-
cult work; a five minute talk will
convince you of my ability. 1 may
be able to save you many days of
trouble. Whenever you see a coun-
terfeit dollar remember there is one
that is genuine, that ii was pattern-s
ed from, so if you have been disap-
pointed in the past with people OF
my profession, don't condemn me but
come and be convinced of my ability.
CIairvoyant and trance medium. No
80 East Adams, Room I.
WANTl2II-Parlies to bid On excavat-
ing and tunnCling fO~ pumping plant
lear PhOeni; Address J. Wilfred
Broomell =. o. Box 1881, City.
TAKE NOTICE-We clean and repair,
buy and sell clothing. We pay high
est prices for clothing and sell at
low figures. 11S N. First st. c.
CODY.
ALICE LAWSON, healer and psychic
life reader. Fees $1.00. 144 East
Adams ST. Phoenix.
DRESSMAKING at 422 W. Buchanan
WANTED-Clean cotton rags at this
Office
MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, expert
enced card reader, tells past present
and future. Ladies, Csc; gentlemen,
80 cents. 223 Buchanan ST., corner
of Third st.
MISS NJ. FINLEY, the dressmaker
AL w. Washington Street, is TAX
ing orders for the Manhattan Car
ment company of New York, custom
made suits, coats and skirts and will
be pleased to show styles and sam
pies. Perfect fit and finish guaran .
teed.
FRENCH and German classes organ
lied by Miss Katherine Helbling.
Reasonable terms. Address P. o. b.
4S4 or Bri!rs residence.
TRI-WEEKLY STAGE TO SCOTS
DALE have resumed my
tri-weekly hack line to Scottsdale,
Ariz., foremost desert health resort.
The stage will leave Berryhilrs drug
store, First and Washington streets,
| Phoenix, every Monday, Wednesday,
and Saturday at 8 p. m. Passengers
and package freight also for Clay
sons health resort and ranch. Leave
freight orders with clerk j. n. Nc
| Duffee.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

WANTED-Butcher sheep man, cat
tie man and any other man to know
that we are doing business in Phoe-
nix and we will pay to you the high
est prices for your country hides,
pelts, Wool, etc. If you have any
hides on hand and you have no time
to ship please write us and our buyer
will call on you the next day. Kauf-
Davidson & Co, successors to
NJ. Rosenberg Co, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
Miscellaneous Wants

WANTED-s3,OO0 at once, on or be-
fore three years at SO. Address =.
o. Box sos.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

WANTED Steady help for each the
dining room and kitchen. Mrs.
Dobbs, Valley Boarding house.
CLOTHING MAN WANTED-One
who is thoroughly experienced, good
salary. References required Adj
dress Box 936, City.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

J. G. Lybas. furniture repairing za4
upholstering. 13S y. First -.
Win the RUBY Flour Bread PElzzs-
Missouri pure sweet apple elder ~
soc a gal. MelcZer Bros GO.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
Situations Wanted

SITUATION WANTED-Young man,
good craftsman and good clerk, de-
sires work of either kind and will
consider any offer. Address c. a.
jacob, Cen. Del, postofflCe.
WANTED-By experienced bookkeep-
er in good health, position in the city.
Address P. o. Box 500.
SITUATION wanted by first class cook,
mining or railroad camp. Address
J. A. s., Republican office.
MONEY to loan by private party, first
mortgage, city property. 10, $500
or less. Address w Y, p. o. Box 9Sl.
SITUATION WANTED by young man
who has had several years exper-
fence in office work and bookkeep-
ing. Try me. r, 222 w. Adams St,
city.
WANTED-Position of any kind by
young Japanese. Address Wodo,
care California restaurant.
Help Wanted
WANTED and wife for light
ranch work. Apply at Land Office.
WANTED-At once, first class timer
also first class plumber. VIM.
Evans.
MIXER WANTED ct The Model
Dairy, Tempe. E. A. Clark.
WANTED-Boy for upstairs porter at
Ford hotel.
WANTED for homework, either
Swede or German preferred. Good
wages to right person. Call between
1 O'clock and 2. afternoons, Ned
WANTED-Cook for family of four L.
". Lcave.l, Tempe.
WANTED-A good healthy girl for
general homework. Apply 339 n.
Fifth avenue.
| WANTED-Boy to deliver papers,
must have wheel. Also solicitor for
Los Angeles Examiner at good pay.
| The Berryhill company.
w A n T E D-Woman stenographer.
| Good address. Work about five hours
| day. State wages expected Ad-
dress 112 Republican.
Waitress at American
Kitchen. .
EXPERIENCED woman for general
homework in family of three. Good
wages. 241 f. Mckinley.
| WANTED-A competent second girl.
Mrs. Dwight .. Heard, n. Center st.
WANTED-Experie shoe sales
man; good salary and steady posi-
ton to the right party. Apply at the
| New York store.
WANTED-Millinery saleslady; one
with experience preferred. The New
York Store.
| WANTED-First class cook, male or
| female, for camp near town. See
Todd, Republican Office, o'clock to-
| day.
/ WANTED-Two men to run scrapers.
Il Must understand handling horses
| Goebel, 8 miles east Indian school OF
address Republican Office.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

Grant Bros Construc-
ton Co. $50 men for railroad work
$500 per day. Also rock foreman,
to work on Arizona and California
railroad. Apply to Goldberg Bros.
for TRANSFORMATION
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

WANTED-100 fat turkeys. E. Olsen,
S. Seventh st. Phone Main 1922
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

TAKE NOTICE-We clean and repair.
buy and sell clothing. We pay high
est prices for clothing and sell at
low figures. 11S n. First st. c..
CODY.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17

DESIRABLE room in new house, with
or without board. 36S N. First ave.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
Board and Rooms

rooms, single or en- suite
with fine table board at Sixth Ave-
nue. hotel. Corner Sixth avenue and
Adams. Mrs. S. c. Kelso, proprie-
tress.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-05-12
FOREST HILL

+. Creech spent three DAYS at Mt.
Pleasant the past week.
Mrs Will Small has returned from
Clinton county.
DIR. and Mrs Abbott of Shepherd were
in town Friday
Milton Perrigo went to Emerson Mon
day.
A daughter was welcomed at the home
of A. Wilk Tuesday, May 2, and a son at
Ollie Pembrokes, Wednesday, Mayo.
Miss Lolita LOOmis of Maple Rapids
visited her uncle Will Courier this week.
a. ). Barber. of Ithaca, transacted
business here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I. Hoffman came
from Toledo Tuesday and are visiting
their daughters here.
Mrs. John Lanshaw visited in Shep-
herd the last of the week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-05-12
TUBBS DISTRICT

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Needham visited
Sam Kline and family Sunday.
Mrs. Jakes and daughter, Lille, of
Lakefield spent Sunday with Mrs Jos
Krupka.
Mrs. John Allen is quite ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Brown and Ula
Allen visited relatives in Wheeler sun
day.
The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Needham has been quite sick but is
better now
Quite number from here attended
the revival meetings in Bethany Sunday
evening.
Miss Elsie Partee went TO Saginaw
Sunday on the excursion.
Commissioner Pike visited the school
last Monday afternoon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-05-12
Failed TO Regain Health.

New York. May l0.-John IL. Rock
efeller. Jr., returns today from Eu
rope after five-months' unsuccessful
search after health. II is regarded un
likely that he will resume the burden
Of his fathers colossal business. which
broke his health year after he as.
sumed 1t. This will make necessary
the selection by John ID. Rockefeller
Sr., OF new lieutenant and right hand
man whom he can trust as he has
trusted his son. Already speculations
as to who will get the place. and what
the results Of the change will be, are
rife.