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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
BOTH OLD PARTIES
 SHAKE OFF BOSSES New YOIk Rep .bliCal Com mttee Will Chose a
 New Leader

Net York, Dec. 21.-The sentiment in favor of municipal reform and great CT purity in local politics, which has caused such an upheaval at the last municipal election. has by no means died out. It has found a firm footing among the better elements of both parties and determined efforts have since been made to shake of the yoke of boss rule which has rested so heav- fly upon both leading parties. While the Civic League and the Municipal Ownership League are principally re- sponsible for the revolt against the corrupt rule of Tammany hall and it's bosses. The Republican party of this city owes il directly to President Roosevelt that it was enabled to eman- cipate itself from the oppressive rule of Odell. who combined the position of governor of the state with that of the political boss of the New York Republicans.
 The election of Governor Higgins greatly strengthened the reform ele- in the Republican party, but nobody can say how long the Odell rule would have been perpetuated had il not been for the direct interference of Pres ident Roosevelt. The question, who is 10 be the leader of the Republican party in this city will be decided this afternoon at meeting of the Repub- lican County Committee at the Fifth Avenue Hotel William Halpin. the wluing tool and personal rePresen- tative of Ex-Governor Odell, who has held the position of chairman of the Republican committee and of the coun- ty executive committee, feeling that the power of Boss Odell was waning. declned to be a candidate for re- election. That left Odell without a candidate. Senator Platt advocated the election of J. Van Vechten Olcott, but when the latter discovered that he could get neither the support of Secretary Root nor of President Roose- welt, he also declined to be a candi- date. MT. Odell tried to induce Con gressmau Herbert Parsons to become his personal representative. when ne heard that President Roosevelt favor ed the election of MT. Parsons, but the latter openly declared that he would not consent 10 be a candidate for any faction of his party.
 Mr. Parsons has the support not only of President Roosevelt and the leaders of the Republican party, but also of the reform element of the New York Republicans, who are bitterly opposed to Odell and his rule It is not doubted in Republican circles that MT Parsons will be elected county chairman and chairman of the execu- tive committee at the meeting this af- ternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
SENSATIONAL CASE
 UP AT PHOENIX
Prominent People Charged With Conspiracy to De-
 fraud an Estate

Phoenix. Dec 22.-Charging con spiracy. fraud. deceit and cullusion between l.. H. Landis. George l.. Christy and George E. Sanders, At torney J. M Jamison filed a petition in the probate court this afternoon asking for the removal of Landis as administrator of the estate of George w. Sanders, deceased.
 Jamison's allegations are about as sensational as have ever been made in the Lrobate court of this or any t'her county of Arizona. and the mat ter premises to become celebrated be- for: ,; Is ended.
 Much of the history that led up tc Jamison's petition Is recited Last Friday in the district court Attorney C. F. AiRsworth asked for the dismis- sal Of the case of the Estate of San ders ys The Phoenix Railway con- pany on the ground that be had re- |ceived the consent of Administrator Landis to the dismissal
 Attorney Jnmison was present and demurred to the dismissal on the grounds that as attorney for Mrs. Sanders. widow of the deceased it was Q surprise to him Justice Kent then ordered the case continued for the terrI.
 drs. Clara S Sanders was first ap- pointed adminis;rst~iN for the San .ders estate. but was called to Manila lin response to news that har sister was III. She later died. and Mrs. San .6ers remained to see that the chii- iren were property cared for.
 George E. Sanders. one of the heirs Ito the Sanders estate. came into the probate court and asked for the re- moval of Mrs Sanders as a3ministra- trix because of her absence. LandlS was ther appointed.
 Jamison was present and only con .sented to the appointment on condl- ton that the case of the state against the railway company for damages be cause of injury 10 the deceased be prosecuted. This he alleges Christy, as attorney for Land:s, consented to.
 George r. Sanders and Ida l.. Os- good both heirs are alleged to have wanted the suit against the railway company prosecuted. This same suit had been filed by Sanders before he died.
 Then follows he charges Of coilu- sion and fraud and conspiracy. It be ing claimed that Christy, Landis and George F. Sanders were all together 2 permitting the suit to be withdrawn, as against the promises made when Landis was appointed administrator. and the wishes of Mrs. Sanders.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
COWBOYS
 CARNIVAL Don Luis, Dec. 24=25

Program Dec 24. 2 D. m.:
 BRoNcHO BUSTING, 1ST PRIZE. $50; END, S25. Riders to select judges.
 STEER HOPING AND TYING. 1sT $50; END, S25.
 RELAY RACE, 1ST, S25; END, sfo; |3RD, ENTRANCE FEE. ( Program Dec. 25, D. m. BRONcHO BUSTING, 1ST PRIZE $50; END. S25.
 SWORD AND RING ToURNA MENT, 1ST PRIZE, $50 SADDLE; END PRIZE, S1o.
 CIGAR RACE, 1ST PRIZE, S1o; 2ND PRIZE, $500.
 CREASED HOG, MAN CATCHING HOG KEEPS IT. Any one wishing to enter these contests will please call at the Pike Saloon, and leave their names and entrance fee.
 All prizes delivered at Pike Saloon J. ED PRINTY,
 O. V. THORPS. JONAS HARRIS, Committee Admission, sec Children, 25c Grand stand. 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
GORDON AT Fl PAS0 ALONE ON TUESDAY
Registered at sheldon Hotel Probably Net Wife
 Not Arrested

It is definitely known now that Samuel Gordon, the Brewery GUlch merchant who left Bisbee Monday evening failing to settle up his debts with creditors outside of this city, went to Fl Paso. He registered at the Sheldon hotel at that city Tues eay night
 This information is brought by d gentleman who spent Wednesday in Fl Paso. and saw the signature of Gordon on the hotel register. Al though he looked through all the hotel corridors for Gordon, he .SlGS. he could not locate him. He did not know at that time that Gordon had sold his store here and left.
 Mrs. Gordon was not registered at ,he hotel, she evidently not having had time to reach Fl Paso as she did not leave here Cntil Tuesday morning.
 It is believed now that Gordon met his wife at the depot at Fl Paso Tues day evening and that they left for their former home in Tampa. Evident fly the officers at Fl Paso failed to recognize Gordon. No instructions were received here yesterday from the San Francisco firms advising what course to pursue to protect them.
 telegram was received here yes terday stating that Gordon and his wife had left for New York City. This telegram was signed by Holland. as Sheriff of Fl Paso county. and officers here think it is cantankerous telegram 'sent by Gordon himself. Those who were well acquainted with him here believe he went to his former home ill Florida.
 P Sax. who init was claimed was security on Gordon's note for $500, says he was not on Gordon's note. He stated yesterday that the only interest he had in the matter was an ethical one. He admitted that he sent the telegram to the San Francisco firm advising them that Gordon had sold his store.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
ID ENLARGE MAINS
 UNDER PAVEMENT
B. l. Co. Also Considering Removal of Poles ,MOrG
 Pavement Talked of

it is probable that before the pay ing of Main and Brewery streets is commenced the Bisbee Improvement Co. will change all of its pipes there, either taking them frem the streets and putting them on back ways or putting in entirely new pipes. The lat- ter will probably be done in any event, seven inch mains being under con sideration to take the place of the five inch mains now in service. Be side steps with reference to the wa ter pipes on the streets the company has decided on the removal Of all it's telephone poles and wires from the thoroughfares. intending to put them back on other routes.
 Steps toward commencing of the paving continues to be delayed by the weather conditions prevailing, which make tearing up of the streets impos- sible. Meantime the contractor is waiting patiently for improvement. His materials are not yet on hand and in that respect he is suffering no de lay because of local conditions. Brick is expected to arrive daily, however. Inability to commence excavating for the paving is delaying the contractor but be is not as yet worried about being able to finish the work. the time allowed him under the contract he has with the city giving ample time. He states that he can finish his work in very short time after he gets a start.
 While the beginning of the paving work is in allowance there is consid- cradle talk about town of getting more put down than is called for in the present contract. People on Rail road avenue. from the junction of Brewery to the new Brophy building lot next the city haQ lot are figuring on asking for paving. They argue that with the fire department in the new building it will be almost neces- .sary 10 have pavement to it in order 10 get the department out when the streets may Ce in bad condition. Prop .erty owners on Main street above the flood gate are also talking about pay ing while it is understood that the Copper Queen has under advisement the matter of paving the street in front of the general office. Contract Tor Brown has given the opinion that paving brick could be put on the sub way in such a manner that it would be strengthened rather than weaken ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
FIREMAN FATALLY INJURED

Rock Springs, Wyo., Dec. 22.-Rick Fallon, a Union Pacific fireman. has been admitted to the state hospital here to receive treatment for injuries which probably will result fatally. Fallon, while leaning from the cab .of his engine. was struck by fche framework of a bridge near Ah Say station. and was thrown upon the bridge. He sustained six-inch gash in his scalp. and was internally in Jured in the chest and groin. He IS Ia single man. and resides al RaWIins.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS BURNED.
Thousands Iof Packages Go Up in
 Mi!iior Dollar Fire.

New York. Dec. 2S.-Fire early this morning destroyed buildings extend ing from No 50 to 5S Nassua St. Brooklyn occupied by New York transfer company as stable and store rooms for trunks and parcels in tran sit. Thousands of packages of Christ mas goods were burned
 There were 113 horses in the sta ble sectione of the building when fire was discovered but all were gotCeI out safely.
 The loss will exceed Sl, 900 ,O0O.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
SOUTHERN REPUBLIC ssETAs
Colombia Gives Evidences of Reorqsn-
 izirg for an UpheaVai.

Bogota, Colombia, Dec. 23.-Author- ities here today discovered just in time q conspiracy to overthrow the govern ment It was headed by Felipe An slo, Meya Vasquez and Louis Mar tinez, who with all others comprised have been arrested and will be tried by courtmartial. Government officials belittle the affair and say that peace is assured
 The whole country, it is added con dems the plot
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
Hotel AngeluS

Under New Management
 Fl Paso, Texas. AMERICAN & EUROPEAN PLAN.
 Rates. American Plan s1,SS SS4 Dss sp day European Plan 9l''S and P;r Sp day Dining Room capacity, 150 guests This is one of the best hotels in N Paso, having been thoroughly removal ed and repaired during the past szu mer.
 T. J. McDERMOTT, Pros W. N- LIPSCOMB. Mgr.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24

Reports a Boom-Wilfred A. Fiege is here from his ranch fifteen miles sonth of Bisbee. He says ranching lis having a boom just now. He re- ports cattle and grass in the best cen dition known for many years.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
Tx the Only Possible Way Of Having
 An Effective Cure.

1T you zee a woman or a man with lux ur.ant glossy hair. you may be sure nei ther has dandruff to amount to anything Tn nearly every case where women an; men have thin brittle hair. they owe i to dandruR. There are hundreds Of prep arations that claim" to cure dandrus but not one but Newbro's Herpicide tel you that dahdruff fs the result os a ger borrowing into the scalp. and that pc. nanent cure Of dand-un and its conss quent falling and baliaes5. can cnIy had by killing the germ; and there Is T. other preparation that will destroy th- germ but Newb-o's Herricide 'Dcstrc inc cause. and you remove the effect Sold by leading druggists. Send 1ec. stamps for sample to Tho Eerpicide C. rN-'.-f+ aficN
 For Sale by Bisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24

Arrangements have been made to serve dinner to the excursionists to Phoenix at Tucson at the Santa Rita Hotel Special price. 50 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
MoRMoNs IN THE EAST.

NTe 10 DeutCdte mOnuWSht tO LHC
 Memory of Joseph Smith.
 South ROyalton, Vt, Dec. 23.-A party of fifty Mormons arrived here today from Utah, Ohio, and New York 10 be present tomorrow al the dedi- cation of 8 monument erected to the memory of Prophet Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormon faith. on the site of the farm house in sharon where he was born 100 years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24

Panama, Dec. 2S.-Advices from Cartagena, capital of Colombian State of Bolivar. say there is discontent throughout the republic owing to the announcement of an increase in taxa ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24
TURKS ARE SLAUGHTERED.

London, Dec. 23.-A dispatch to the Evening Standard from COnstantinO- pie says the Turkish consul at BatOum reports that the Armenians are mas sacreing Turks at che rate Of 800 daily.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24

Raising Buildins-Frank Dubacher is having his building al No. II o. K. street raised and repaired. Work is we'll under way now. and it is expect cd 1t will be finished in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-24

At the Eureka operations have been suspended for a few days or until a whim can be purchased and placed on the winze, it now being 100 feet deep. too much of a distance for hoist ing with a windlass. From the bot tom of the winze a drift was run five feet, and was all in ore and ledge matter with no wall in sight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
sTArIsTIcs

STATISTICS
Business Failures 20 v. S. ., tsc3
immigration 20 v. s. Cost Of Wars In
United States.
U. s. Army and Navy Pay Roih
civil War Statistics
Union and Confederate Losses In satsIes
Of the Civil War
Religious Denominations OF the Worlc
Cities In v. s. o. 1000 and ovsr
Money In Circulation IN U. ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
RulEs ron

Painting and Mixing Paints
Parliamentary Procedure
Governing the Finding ~ Lest Property
shiprins
Governing ctattsi Mortgages
Rapid Addition ard Multiplication
Discount Notes Comp ting ints'es.
Finding the cenfents of Barrels, Tanks,
cisterns. Cribs, Bins, BoSes-- anyfhrs
The Amount o. 6ries. Lime, Plaster.
Lsth required for Building Waa Or cellar
The Number o. Shingles or slats
required for Roofing.
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER THIHos
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TABLES SHOWING

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Distances and Fares from New YORK or
Chicago 10 Principal Cities o. U. s.
Wages BY Week or Month Ready Rsek-
oner
Cords Of Wood In pile and Value
Value Of Coal. Hay, Straw, etc.
Interest Laws and statute Of Limitations
Interest and Builders Tables
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-18

ticularly desires to say is that there
will be no outside stockholders to
saw the plant shall be shut down or
removed elsewhere. Such can not
be because the people interested live
in Clarksburg and have their inter
ests here. Their aim is not only to
build up an industry that will be
profitable to them, but also of ad-
vantage to their home city. This
being true it may be depended upon
that the success of the business Is
already assured and that the indus
try will be of a permanent nature
here. All have good reason to be-
Iicvc that within a few years at
most it will be one of the most eX-
teneive employment furnishing in
du-tries the CITY will have, and re-
sulfant theTefrom will be a great
factor in the city's trade.
II Is. indeed. a great pleasure ana
Qualification to the telegram to DC
able to announce the coming OF tins
splendid industry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-18
BLIZZARD AND ELKINs.


After all that has been said and
done. the Telegram ventures the as
sertion that no man in the state
stands closer politically to Senator
Stephen 4. Elkins than does Judge
Reese Blizzard, and yet there are
some who class him as an 'insur-
gent" If Blizzard Is such, Elkins
is in the same class. and as all those
VIII arc rundly abunsin% thase they
term insurgents. are for Elklns, 1t
does appear they are not wise to the
situation. Judge Blizzard has ever
been a friend of Senator EIkln~-
No man who knows the situation
can believe that the Judge ever en-
tertained the notion of trying to de-
feat him for reelection. Why
should he? They are too close to-
gether for that.
Then. in this connection it is Ger
tainlv ridiculous for even some Re
publican papers to persist in classl-
fving Judge Blizzard with what
they call ''insurgents. --latest OF
all is tive expression of the Charles
ton Mail on the subject. when II IN
dertakes to set forth the proposition
that Judge Blizzard has become too
much of boss among the so-callcd
ssinsurgents." 1t is too ridiculous
even to talk about The Mail may
rest assured that if the insurgents
are to be measured by Judge Biz
Yards euagc there are none
such. but that good. loyal Rcpuh-
licans have been mis-iud@cd. because
Of some slight difference on the tax
question.
Again. the Mail imputcs to Judge
Blizzard that he j. one of the thy
dodge Now. is it not a fact that
the Judge was one of the four fathers
of the present laws ? Did not the
great Republican convention at
Wheeling also unanimously adopt q
plank i'm the platform. approved by
senator Elllins and in fact partly
made Lv him, upon which the pres
ent tax laws were bascd2 Judg"
blizzard. Senator Elllin=, Governor
Dawson and all other Republicans
stand on an equal footing in this re-
spect. and it is certainly unfair to
single out Judge Blizzard from
among them all and apply cpithetS
to him.
And. after all, no man will give
Senator F'lkins hcartier support for
reelection than viii Judge Blizzard
This is not 80 much prediction 2S
ii Is an expression of actual knowl-
edge of Judge Blizzard's intentions
and desires. though not stated as
coming personally from him but
through those closely associated with
him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-18
A HOME INDUSTRY.

An industry that has the large
amount Of homo capital back Of it
that the Curl Table and Furniture
Manufacturing Company has. sub
Hscribed is assured of substantial sue
cess. There is no reason for sucl
thing as failure. The money is
ON hand to begin with and the back,
inc is the very best. The fact is il
i backed by almost unlimited capi'
+ol or rather by men, whose resour
ccs are virtually boundless. And
The fact that the company is com
posed Of home people makes 1t .
strong concern. There will be no
outsider to interfere or manipulate,
but to the contrary home people will
onerate it for home advantage. IT
is true they will do so also to the ad,
vantage of the outsiders in - the er %ay
tLo+ will be Inducements to those
awav from the city to buy.
But. what this paper more par
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-18

II Is gratifying to see the street
oar line branching out in every d.
rection that brings any advantage ae
all to the city. Tt may be there are
some who find objections to this, but
tbev must acknowledge that a net
,yorI, of street car lines in this com
mnnity will prove of great advant-
oga both TO the city and county
WI # man is there in Clarksburlg!
Who REGRETS the coming of the street
car to this city? What man at WI
sonburg regrets the fact that line
i in operation from that town
Who l. # that is sorry the line runs
20 Craesclli? Who is it that dlsap-
nroves of the line to the new ialr
Grounds? Who objects to the pro
posod line to the tin plate mllls
Wl,o believes that the line between
CIarksburg and Fairmont Will MOI
bc good thing for Harrison ana
NI,r;on counties? And is there
rnoIIv any one who thinks that a
limo mn the Milford road and op1
hevond O'Neil toward Salem Won id
not be benefit to the communlt'e !:
tbcv would go through ana u
tbore any one who would not IKE 10
sno CI.rksburg and Bridgeport con
,'oc+cd Inv trolley? Prejudice should
mot allow one to retard the advance
,ncn+ of his own section u a stree.
cnr line will help. welcome II r'''''e'
than throw barriers IN It's way
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-18

ewEET ME1opY FLoUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-18
PRICE or OIL TODAY
The oil market today is as foF

On Rock Camp run, Sardiz dls-
trict. this county the So lth Penn N
Oil Co.'S test on the j. w hdsen
farm Is something Of u disapPolnlt-
ment. 1t was drilled through the
Gordon and then given shot and
produced Is barrels the ensuing "a
hours. Judge Nathan Golf No
40. located 1000 feet to the south,
west is holding up at 80 barrels a
day. - ~ soutb
Pom OIL Co.'S No. >, on Tie Lloyd
Randolph farm is holding up at at
40 barrels day md is now the
hest producer in the lower soutI-
west fields. In the same district;
the same company has conPtel ,.,,,
No 5 on the Andrew Spindle farm
and has a 3 barrel pumper. NO
s5ilo on the s. D. Williams farm |.
not good for more than s barrels
| da,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-18

The Telegram joins with the
Mcthodists in extending their new
presiding elder a hearty welcome.
md expresses highest appreciation
If the services rendered by DR.. -.
l.. Ash during his long eldership IN
this district. 1t voices its most
earnest desire for unlimited success
bv both the retiring presiding elder
md his successor. Both are beloved
here and both have the best wishes
of the community.