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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

given In Che city pavilion, m the NJ
lcrnoou there WIN be III kinds Of races
ana Numr1 hull game nc p, NJ hn'
twocn Luhl nud Fairfield, and ut CD llh
horses wDuH for mHp putfoH Tho days
fottiNllloH Win conclude win q dance
ana fireworks
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
Grass 0rW m the hnB north and
Nui uf Lem have hnu doing u pcut
deal ul duWunu lo iU"r' ul,o the past
vurR and uaI |HNH Io lho uuh sugar
company ranch 40 lhu point of the
mountain whore M1 TuuluN 10 tumo
Nous. Nuru Uuu other ONT buildings
N'ro burned lp lho ground through the
.N0Il u. ono Nr Those WusH Nrur inc
0mN'. being uU.ud 90 about $1,000
Ih" ID a r. g. IH putting n i"n
alarm O.|U UU lNu MITuId ,IuHilNH'
ul Main street lnd SECOND NOuh winch
with hn much Nnu1 UIli.l hF lho public
luu0s A. GUlU.r Iu".WI uunrlNa
loudoul uf me TITAN ana Idaho sugar
companies returned homo from liuho
lH|la Wednesday mi reports lNni
everything e m nuu mUu .N mo- nulih'
cm country wl ND indications mr lhnl
un Immuuro i9Nwrr M beet" wiIl ho
harvested ihup lh.s fnll na iNuro H
nn excellent stand ana lho yuHHg hrrl'
ulD growing most rapidly
Monday l Vrl WUe born lo Mrs
Thomas rurh olsn io Mrs. Lawrence
Bromy 1 glrl All vnG
Tho Rocky Mountain lloll Telephone
company hIH gWR of mon uthInF
% lur to Dotuu.n. They u'n now
cUUpo1 ul tNo SWUtOgl Springs resort
quito % number or l'osln0U oiNri1Is
nud rWIluId UDn wnrr oNnr 90 bN,'
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PROCLAMATION.


M'E.rf oiH'. s'I' i'l" 'lN' June W
PROCLAMATION
Whwnas ludor Section 9Q of no city
ordinance. mo Mayor ~ Salt Lake CIV
}. VpsIuI win discretion uH lu lGp uld
nU1 play .. h0oW.rlH within the ciy
,N0N rdo.roro. Richard p morrill,
u.N. uNLn proclamation tau mo proper
u.a unl dfptg ~ 'ruVOrlH squlha
luDEcN luWrduoa r'IprUA AUd UtNei
uAn0.,NnH within the uIy Wll hc por'
WIIpl 900 vacant luiH ma ulou Che flrpot'
lrl public larlw ond rrounis. under tn
Fourth N July DoNl hotwoau mo hour
Ut 4 O'Clock a. W. NNU midnight ruD'
,o0i however 10 lNa following loatro'
T6o discharge Of fireworks 6rouacEsp
unpuWlD u. other cRu'uaiyca lu nny me-
Hu backyard .r other confined place 4
hluny positively prohibited
Tho dlHrN1rbo NJ guns pElls ruyulv'
N# uf other firearms or uuyIlH Do hereby
nuHl.u0oIy prohibited undor p'bAV I
IHo uh,ur upon tUu plr track ~ any
"Nu.l railway ur upon mo rails u any
wI'.Il WlnU tho Unite lf mo uIty ANY
'"UOIH bomb on oinUr lnng containing
uuN substance N w pNploHlYu nature 4
u.ouy 9moIuloly prohibited Wnocr pou'
NNr Hln nf IIr uf Toy plat0N Or metal
ol up children D. n"uby absolutely plo.
uIMlUI Wu Violation M thU Druy.NoH
VIII subject tho olnu0or to Wf.u ma
Nun oi t.' Under ne ,ClH "wh.Huos par.
"uH Wr llunH. l'1h.r WIN doi|o.f lu
allowing Uo.r ,hIIlru tNb uso NJ tHy
U#fN|H Nr metal cups
O0NUrrs upon any of thr stroeiB ulloyb,
highways. opp uIrhN within tho ely lime
r uIn ','eE I"h,N',1 p,uWpW9 gN.Nr
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NOTICE

state II utuh Department NJ Board oe
pardonH Halt Lake city Utah july Il,
lF5 no Whom II May Concerns Notes
h. hereby RNCu that tho state Board
0f liri0na win hold % regular session on
saturday july 90 lNi. az 10 o'clock a, m,
at the Supreme Court Room Clty and
county luidlUR San Lake CITY Utah.
That AZ uld meeting said Board VIII
bear applications tyr pardon IN the fol'
lVWlug cases tu.Nit
For pardou-dc1. ~ Long assault with
intent 10 commit murder G., - Far
nam ombc23omonti William Stack,
alias CuuuorD grand larceny, Cortos u,
Bush robbery, James W. Alfred, petit
larceny Olof NQrelrom petit larceny
For purolpasWado Nichols, mufdorI
John llnuccl grand larceny
Al persons having any interest therein,
desiring To be heard, either for or against
The granting Of said applications roaptc'
lively are horoOy notified a. be present
AT fuld meeting
by order Of The Board
JOHN g. CUTLER President.
NJ 4, BlEED3N, secretary
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Sew state Gun club, U corporation
Titan l.uuuon of principal place II bus-
Uoss. SAT- Lake CITY, Utah Notice In
hwuhY gNon thot ut % meeting Of tho
Trustee. held ON lhr .!nl day VI june,
lul ava assessment vi 5000 per share
was lowed ON the capital stock u tho
corporation payable OH or before the Let
day NJ August 1905, 10 the President
Ul hIa ofUCD. il South Main street SAT-
Lake Clly Utah. ANY stock upon which
Tho assessment may remain unpaid ON mo
uld lat day uf August lU5. Will be de-
lmquont aud advertised Tor ealo nt pub
lio auction ana unless payment Nv madQ
before. viii b. sold on the 18th day N
August, 1905, ~ pay the delinquent u.s.
srssWoul together with the cost 81 adj
Nvrlrlng and rXpcuHca of sale
EDGAR HOWE, Secretary
Salt Lake city Utah June 30, 1915
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NOTICE.

I'm the Third Judicial District Court q
lho state NJ Utah I'm aud FOR the Coun.
ty ~ SAT- Lake, Eliza English Plaintiff
W. AMMO Opcnahaw = HAYS, ana Rus-
tol J. Tracey Defendants Notice IL horo-
hy given that on the 50th day ~ June,
A. ID ipoo, ut 70 o'clock noon VI said
day 40 tho west front steps of iho city
aud County building IN Sat l.ako city,
county of SAN Lake and state NJ Utah,
the undersigned viii soll ior cash 10 th0
hl3hoH bidder me following described
zeal estate, muUlr IN the city Of Salt
lHNo county ~ salt Lake, ana state a
liuM lp.wll
commencing ul the southeast corner ~
Dot A. block % plat y. Silt Lake Cily sur
NDN ana running thence west rods,
thence north No rods thence oaH b rods,
Ilpn,u suulh 10 rods, 10 lho place u boz
A. G. EDWARDS. Rotoroc.
w. -, RITTER Referee,
asH#Ha..H
m. ahoyo U.o I nor,by postponed un.
an saturday Jlly % Zoo, at the snm'
hour HUl guro.
n e. EDWARDS, Rclcte.
w. y, INTER Referee
nllDl 40 Sult Lake lilS Utah, JuHc ia
llI.
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PROCLAMATION OF MAYOR
Respecting Fireworks District Court -
Tromrs Arrested for burglary

Special Correspondence
Provo, July l--Mayor Roylancc has
issued a proclamation prohibiting the
urlng Of bombs, rockets anylIH, Are.
crackers, aqulbba or explosives OF any
Kind upon center street between Nrtt
East and sixth West streets, and upon
Academy avenue between First North
and second south streets ana upon
First West between First North ana
First South streets, The prohibition Ia
nado that accidents 20 litc ana limb
ana burning Of buildings rcautng lrom
anusomcnls Of this kind may be- pre-.
vented,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
Tho mlt OF Martha Adamson ct al VS.
American Fork Guy ct Al ~ being heard
BY Judge Booth Plaintiffs claim tho
rghl 10 the use Of gunlolcnl Wnicr from
ho Macarthur ditch, which " under Tho
control NJ the city, 10 lrrlgato $40 acres
Defendants answer mat plaintiffs are
only entitled 10 water sufficient 10 irs
ugaio 2i3 acres, and that only after mo
waters ~ certain springs ana Hloughg
on palntlf's lands are exhausted, ana
further allcgo, on Information ana b.
n't mat the purpose Of the plaintiffs ~
10 establish a right 10 Wlicionl water
from American Fork river lo rllpnlo
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SPRINGVlLLE.
GALA DAY FOR VETERANS,


sne.Yl ..urI.u,u!ou.,.
surHv,uI. it'I 10, .D,Ur 30 . gbI.
has ...u. . l,D ul. .a. Inc ..I uItg
Oh. u,I. lis ..l mYIp ..I,t.r o.,y ,n1
Mvl. I U.,. 1Aurr 90 l0. O.II.l
...ag An. IA! g.!, y. m. N.t. o.out Dl
Nu. a.U rescu.I lilo sIpu. Az. us
m.u. a,lh s,tafsI n..ai.I vh. aol.nl
l.lur l,r.up an ID a., uro,..iu AHA
ua" Wu, ',.wr, DID,. o.. A.' JA l.
Vol .Ih nsf.r. u ..rr,uau.l. Iuua
and .u..nUip'r Wu,n and t,ns,u,
aeiu t,.NalsU uod.f is. 'asdeg,IW M
EIll Geo uarlith,. wsn hypca pa
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YOUNG THIEVES ARRESTED,
Inter sani,nrlum for Purpose ofRobhlng
nn,hors,

Last evening Deputy Shonff Sebrlng
arrested three young boys, aged H. II
and 10, ON the charge Of going through
the pockets OF balhcW AZ the Sanl'
larium, A telephone message was sen
INTO The eherns ONCE about o'clock
ast evening 10 send an oillccr TO tho
bathing resort that they had three boys
IN custody who had been stealing from
mo hlthcls, on Mr. Sebrlng's arrival
the bows were turned over 10 him they
were questioned carefully ana admitted
their gullt
The smallest boy admitted stealing
from The pockets Of William Boseor "A
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GARDEN CITY NOTES,

girls, viii take place, following Wllrh
win be drilling matches for double
hand and SINCE hand drllcN Tor Wnlln
largo cash pU2os VIII be hung up, ~
88O free dance viii be given M '. q,
a. H. han Tor tho children ana the T.
Tie ones win be- treated 20 cake, candy
and lemonade Two games of base,
hol wlll be played IN thc afternoon ana
the days festivities WIN close win u
Waud bah at night
NEW ARRIVALS
Nj, and Mrs oscar Andrus " Robin,
son are tho proud parents ~ n mo
baby boy who arrived ON juno ~
Mr. and Mrs samuel y, ware ot
slvrr Clty welcomed Il little daughter
IN their nrcslde ON June 20
A bouncing baby boy was born 90 MI
and Mrs. Abort Bray ON June g5
4 ron and heir was born Ia MI, ana
Mis-. william A. Mnuon ON June a.
Lnnlo, the little daughter Of Mr., ana
Mrs james Worbwton OF Robinson
wne thrown from u horse Tuesday
evening and broke her right arm, Tho
little ono was given treatment at the
Tnlic hospital,
DEATH or INFANTS,
Vera, the 3.months-od daughter ~
Frank and NolorIa Bills Of Mammoth
died last night from y severe attack oI
acute pneumonia The remains Nero
shIpped 20 Benjamin, Utah saturday
mornlng, for burial and funeral tor'
Vices TO be held at that place sunday
The infant son Of Nh and Mrs, KIM
bah Barney died ut Mammoth ON june
20, and the remains were taken 10
Spanish Fork Tor BURIAL
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Io'soaE, JUNO q" 'nl'' runway. o''
,ul'CV u' l,o iIE' ne ul , W'' . '',N
M Conneun,,n p,,,,son,a rlns. An,s
a.. .,''..,'',. ,',,,.. ..',. ,....,..
WV "''''' ""' '",'"" '',''
running west striking MlF. AnlrcH
Peterson, who was CROSSING Che street,
br,akNp one rib and cutting 10 cash In
her mead which took eight stitches ~
dressing,
Tho next WAS william BowNoJps
team. which took sppody durh along
the county road nIgntcu,up uuolUci
horse which was huuhcd to d buggy
The horse turned tO follow The luus
away team o,crlummg lha buggG
throwing Alrp Joerpn BOy,c uul nor
two Cnlldrcn from the iK Other than
this no damage WAS done, ns MuHBoyco
and ,h,iirrn ESCAPED Without injury
and mo horses Nero soon uyorllkcn
and got under control,
Tho uoyi To follow was Franklin
Walkers toam. which ram only lnW
hundred Yards Tho team ,NNF ilEht.
onrd by a pngRlug soda water WAGON, 10
started ONT ne NJ NE depended upon ila
run. but soon was brought 90 q etunls
I'M Inv wnnirg INTO n telephone polo,
M UuUluu MlN OOllu nlIil lllNll UI 'NNH
mo tho uCrkyoko and reach.
,.,, ,.,....,, ,,,,,w,,,
CITY COUNCIL MEL low.
rh, ,ty ,oupcu mot Tuesday
nIg%, sa" uSuoI tmue,ctlng he
,n9nv.l,,g hpsInnss'
ue,iiinn Was ropoivcd from ~ w.
ionrn,oW a,hmg mo pryllegr Of rp.
,,ounpng nn,n on mo nlpht of Inc
,fnnrib 40 i,io ma thcy chosc. Petition
grau,sa
soyornl oppllcatlonp for appointments
10 deputy morehnl were considered but
nop Sc' ,Sss "a,"rnpIel nna IA wns decided
,bni mo marshal mako MIS- own ap.
rnlntn,,rt"
rho marshal was authorized 10 en-.
ploy INA many deputies ua VIII br noCs
os S2 to mninlnm pcnce ON he Fourth
of july
Tho lusi arising from the noNly ma8S
prale I'm mo south pau Of town ana
thc AoIcs made by the graders. whica
catch oll ih' srepage rom , Jne Il' l,,.
nnic was complained OF 20 the council
from contiguous residents VINO were
apsur.d thAt the matlor would be at.
,on6od tn
The road nporyisor was instructed 10
omplov puuther team To aid iu sprinkle
ING Inc streets pIororntory tu the
Fourth of ,nily celebration.
Tho marshal reported that O, Sanders
& co, ana Lorenzo MunanlH na.g lo'
and he was Instructed TO sco that tho
ammo bio uttendod TO- and 10 see that
MI otllors who have yards I'm am un-
sanitary condition clean up the same.
mo gtroc, committee was instructed
Ia receive bids for the erection NJ a
water TANK TO be built on American
NH.
Granter & Davis offered 10 furnish
gratis 10 the city q decorated wagon
ond 40 epan Of horses ON Independence
d1y For which they received a vote ~
,h4nla
Th" regular licensed cItl2ons N Mur.
rnv ,yoro grnntod the privilege ~ selling
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q, ", BANKS Undertaking Go.

"Tlme " money" Don't waste u by
going 10 Salt Lake cry for what you
can buy IN Murray jusl nv cheap, we
Keep full Inc Of caekota and conlns
Calls promptly attended 10 night and
day Phone Dell, lji'y; Ind 10, or.
dcrs win eno be taken at ne old resi-.
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EUREKA.
THE FOURTH CELEBRA RATION.
Gtnndesi In history ~ Camp New Clil
IONS Arrive Death NJ infants,

tens Arrive Death or lnfnhN'
Special correspondence,
Eureka, Juab CO., June 30 Tho
gr0ndeat celebration Of Independence
day Eureka ever saw win bo celebrated
ON next Tuesday An clnbomto pros
gram has been perfected by capt lWgo
bcprclln, marshal Of the day ana W
outlined nv followHi Salute Ot SUNRISE
Grand parade, reading Of Declaration
Of Independence and grafton with
musical selections by choir and Eureka
band at grand stand The orator Of tire
day VIII be Hon Edward PIKE, At 1870
sports OF all kinds for men, boys and
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1ho Quaint philosopher who adytr-
Used. "lONT..Ono rubber boot, WIN
buy or SELF oXcmpllOol the American
spirit OF barter which HndB ms outlet
iu the "lor Sale ana Exchange" lol-
umUa
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lO'dollW gold piece, which ho turned
over 90 the officer IN the presence "
his father 10 whom MI ScnrIug took
HIM The Oldest of the boys turned over
Elb0 (Which he stole from the pockoN
OF Hairy Patterson The two gontlv.
men had gone Nm bathing IN the largo
pool lraylng their clothes IN the Dress
INK room When they went 10 dress
they missed the money and reported
The same 10 the manager of the resort
The DUyH who had also been IN swim.
mIue, were Immediately suspected ~
the theft, ana admitted their guilt when
questioned closely
According to the story told by The
little boy he two larger boys had
visited the resort Thursday and told
The lllllp boy " the opportunity to
steal money ut the resort ana tho
lhr.o of them went there for mat
purpose, They were released from
custody on the promise of their parents
IA have them at the fhtrin's office
Monday morning at 10 o'clock 20 be-
taken before judge Patton Of the ju'
youIlc court The names Of the boys
were not given ont on uccouni ~ the
prominence Of their parents
LAND SOLD ny SHERIFF.,
IN the case Of Brota Va JonkIns. a
sult brought for the foreclosure ~ u
mortgage In favor OF the plaintiff,
the property was ordered sold by the
Fhcrln ul public auction, the sale took
place yesterday from which the sum ~
NlN9j was realised, the plaintiff buy.
ing IN the property nj The prIco mon.
toned. AZ no money changed
hands the sheriff could not collect tho
usual Zee for making the snlo 0H here.
lofUo The law formerly provided That
on nll sales made by the sheriff
whether II was bought In by the puIn-
I'm or not, certain percentage of the
sale rhuuld go io the county but under
The new law passed by the hast loRIs.
mWro n provides that the sheriff can
only collect Tees ON such land Gales as
those whore money ~ paid Tor the
property but I'm the case OF Mr. Brt1
buying IN the land, he took II 10 Fat.
isfy hls own mortgage, and paid over
NO money therefore the county lost ili
IN the sale yesterday under The new
law
NEW PLUMBING COMPANY,
Articles Of Incorporation of the OK.
den Plumbing, Gas and steam Fitting
company have been nled with the
county clork The company Is CAPT.
tall6cd Tor $4,000 divided into shares
of the par value Of 81 each The ON.
core elected are Thomas II, Ballantync,
president and general manager NJ c..
BallHntync, vice president ana troasur.
en- Leroy l}allantyne, secretary and
operating manager The company is
incorporated Tor the purpose Of carry.
ing on general plumbing and gus
NttIng business IN ogden city
DEARDoN.ROGERS NupTlALs.
Marriage llccnsc was granted by the
county clerk "a WIN Rogers, q, %
Morgan Clty ana Miss Adcllno Dear-
don, 20, ~ llonofor Utah
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
Mrs W !, Watts and Miss HclInl
FAR lcft ogden today for Hood River,
Oregon, whore they VIII spend month,
They win also visit the Portland Fair
Tomorrow night az the meeting ~
the =, NJ and y, J., NJ, T. A. Of the
Flfh ward, commencing M z O'clock
Prof phillIp =, Maycock ~ Salt Lake
win lecture on "Thc Holy Land and
Charles Kent WIN sing solo,
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BRIEF8 AND PERsONALs,
PROVO DEPARTMENT.


$40 acres, regardless of the waters ~
the sloughs ana springs, and when such
rights are established 90 transfer the
water 10 other lands situated ON higher
ground,
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY,
sheriff Harmon returned from prlco
last evening with six young men who
were arrested at Helper Thursday
They are uhmps ana are charged with
hurglarI2Ing "a r. a. w, freight ear ut
Thistle a few days ago,
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED,
The following marriage licenses have
been Issued by County clork Gee,
Don c. strong, Jr &c. and Flowio
Mcdaniel, a. both Of Alpine,
George ballard, e. Of Tucker ana
Dora LoyolcW rs, Of Pd}son
Garden cITY NOTES.
Senator smoot viii leave ON sunday
FOR Nampa, IDA, whore be- VII deliver
the Fourth of July Grafton
w. y. Rydalch win 80 TO payson 10
deliver the Grafton on the Fourth
Elder Albert Ch0uleH Of me Thrd
ward has returned from a mission 10
England,
Harvey CmN viii deliver the Fourth
Of July Grafton NJ Sprlngvillo,
on Saturday July \, the teachers
attending the Dccrot summer insll.
WDo being held AT the brigham Young
university viii have an outing .lo case
lila springs They VIII DE joined by me
attendants ON the Central summer
school IN session at Ephrhlm,
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TEA

We sell good and bad
the good, Schillings Best,
the bad goes better without
any name,
Write io' our k,os,elr. hook, A s,huius q
Ss@p~sy, bAs Irsssls,s.
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NEW PLUMBING COMPANY.

Marriage lconsc was granted by tho
county clerk "a WIN Rogers, a. OF
Morgan cry ana Miss Adclno Dear
don, 20, ~ llonofor, Utah
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-18

Bisbee put the finishing touches on Douglas by score of 3 to 1. The next victim will be Fl Paso next Sun day.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-18
BILLY WAS BAD JUN

Arthur Chapman writing in the Out look of D ted western bad men has this to say:
 sIt is one of the anomalies of vest ern life that a pale, slender, high voiced, light haired and altogether eaeuinate individual named William Antrim. sometimes called Billy Bonny. and generally known ss Billy the Kid, should be the worst desperado in the history of the frontier Yet, in con- siosring the so-oslled 'bsd man" of the west. his name must stand forth ss the superistive of badness Some ot the gun fighters of frontier days killed in self defense, and others killed when they were in liquor or inhamed with
 rrsr-brt Billy the Kid was the only white man who slew ont of pure van tonness. Three of his victins-Mezi- cans they were--he bowied over "jns' to see them kics." as he lsughingl, srpisined afterwards. If he bad
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-18

grudge against man he never har- bored it long. but simply confronted his victim and slew without making explanation. Only sturdy John Chis- holm bade defiance to Billy to the end of the desperado's red career, and only one man ever proved bimsef quicker shot-Patrick A. Garrett, one of the nerviest sheriHs that ever served in tho days when the southwest needed nervy men in that office.
 Gould a Lom broso have studied this mere boy, who seemed to have been born with tigers blood thirst no doubt science would hsve received an interesting contribution. Without a spark of pity for his numerous victims and with no fear of his enemies in his heart. Billy the Kid presented pecu-  liar phenomenon. His desire was to kill. and it seemed to make little odds to him whether he killed in the most cowardly manner or whether be boldly faced the weapons of his ene- mics. Few men have been the Kids equal with the revolver. and none ever made a more terrifying record with that universal weapon of the frontier.
 Dying. as he had lived, like wild beast, this beardiess, soulless youth who had about him none of the attrib- utes that usually gain the western des- pereado certain sort of admiration, must remain wholly the most unac- countable figure in frontier history"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-18
1NvEsrIGATIN THE OIL TRUST

Corporation Commissioner Garfield has begun an-iuvestisation of the oper- s4;ons of the Standard oil trust ID Kausss. His primsry purpose IS 10
 nd the difference between the prices os crude and refined oil, so as to get as .ha rro6ts which the trust makes The com missioner has had a conier- snce with Gov. Hook, and the two usnt over'th question together, so lar ss rapards the surface features or It Th;s investigation is in accordance with the resolutions introduced oy one of Kansas members of congress, Philip p. Campbell. It is to be hoped that It will he thorough. At the outset It will be ell to keep in mind the cir. cumstauce that Garfield was probably fooled by the beef trust. He con- aueted an examination of that con- biue's mode of operations few weeks SEQ. and the result of the inquiry was that the trust was not nearly So biacs ss it had been painted. The public rejected that conclusion. There were many points leading to an entirely different sort of judgment. Those whose memories go back to time be- fore the esta blishment of the trust re- call that meat was cheaper to the con- sinner then than it is now. The trust nays less to the producer than he got before, and it charges more to the con- sumer. All the members of tie trust have ausssed big fortunes The Tinted States courts hare found that most of the charges against the trust sere true.
 The irrepressible conflict between certain established facts and the find ines of Commissioner Garfield in the beef trus. case will have tendency to siscredit his work in the Standard oil investigation. But this will hardly be iost. The Standard oil inquiry will have to be judged on its merits. with out regard to Garheld's failure in the o,her investigation. He promises tc uake the inquiry rigid and to base hii conclusions. whatever they may be. or ths evi1eace which he obtains. Thl' ir ou thet the nnhlie will ask Tn; Standard oil people are taking up good deal of space in the papers thes days. They have done more talklnI since the frenzied Lawson began mak ing his frantic attacks on them thai they did iu the previous third of cen .ury of their combine's history. 1t to be hoped that Commissioner Gal fields inquiry will give us somethln
 accurate regarding the workings
 that m5ine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-18

Emma Goldman, the anarchist, de- clares that President Roosevelt is not specialist in motherhood. Still, she w0l have to admit that the same re- mark will apply to most of the ladies who believe in race suicide.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-18

The Philadelphia Inquirer says Mrs. Fairbanks ''is able to keep in the background of her husband" We don't know what this means, but it sounds hard
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-18

From carefully compiled statistics, the
 Review learns that the percentage of deaths in Bisbee during the year 1904, from typhoid fever, was only four per cent. The death rate in the East from the same disease is six per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-18

COPPER QUEEN BAND DANCE, APRIL 1s. i..4 -,--..
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-18

Bisbec is at present undergoing a building boom never before equaied in it's history. The same report comes from Douglas, the two best business points in the Territory.