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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
ASSESSMENT ROLL
 SHORTAGE S3S,OOO
ERRORS koeREGATiNG s5.eso ARE FOUND ON EXAMINATION OF
 RETURNS.
Report Ready for Council Last Night, But Not Called for-Neither Did Health lnspeetorship Come up. May Be on Tonight.

City Clerk Hicks Yesterday com pleted examination of the assessment roll returns made by Assistant City Assessor Henderson and turned over 10 the City Council last week as re- quired by law upon expiration of time allotted for making of the assessment.
 The result of the examination made by the City Clerk was discovery of CT TOTS in totals made by the assistant assessor in various portions of his re- turns aggregating s5,s60. The total turned in by the Assessor of assessed valuation in the city of 's1 ,206, ,32952 is thus raised to s1 PIP, ,0f9.54.
 Discovery that the assessor had made errors in his bookkeeping was brought about upon examination of his books last week, when it was dis covered that he had fallen short of securing the total assessed valuation of $1.250,000 he was set the task of getting. the amount being desired in order to make legal the issuance oi bonds in the sum of Sl00,0o0. By req. son of the errors discovered by the City Clerk the amount remaining nec- essary to secure before the million and a quarter valuation will be had is re- duced to little less than s3S.000.
 It was expected that the Council would take up them alter of the short age last evening. Mayor Taylor having instructed that the City Clerk finish examination of the books in time for the meeting. but it v>-- not brought up. Neither was the matter of the appointment of a City Health Inspec. tor with police powers. Dr. Liad- strand, who seeks ~1he. appointment was present at last nights meeting, but the matter was not ventured upon. Both it and the assessors case nay come up before he special meeting called for tonight to hear the street paving ordinances which the City At- torney was unable to present fast night because of delay in completing them.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
Fourth of July eeIsbration.

The American residents of Mocte- zuma and the mining district sur rounding are to have big celebration of the Fourth of July at Moctezums. Instead of having a celebration at each of the mining camps of the district as heretofore they have all joined hands and will celebrate the glorious Fourth in the metropolis Great preparations are being made for the occasion. There are t0 be speeches and music and fire works and various kinds of sports both Mexican and American. Douglas people are cordially invited to attend and can be assur@d that they will have the best of attention and can se- cure fine accommodations Moctezu- ma is fifty miles by stage from Naco- za-i. the end of the railroad line
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28

C. C 4. Hose Team-Until yester- day it was the expectation that the C. & A. hose team sprinters would be part Of the Bisbee team in the Fourth Iof July races. Yesterday. however, the c. < \. boys concluded that they would go it alone, and have organized a team of their own that they say will be up in front in the running. Last might the Bisbee team was reinforced by several new men who take the places of the C. & A. boys who retired. The Bisbee team is now said to be stronger than al an ytime. Practice with water was had last night. and will be had daily from now until the races are pulled of.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
CASSIDY SENDS FORWARD BOND
In Sum of s4o,ooo-WiII Take Over
 Postoffice in About Eight Days.

NJ. E. Cassidy yesterday received official notice from Washington of his appointment as postmaster and re quest that he immediately forward bond in the sum of S40,000. The lat ter will be sent forward today. signed by eight citizens of Bisbee, qualifying in the sum of 5000 each.
 Nir. Cassidy's commission will be along probably in about eight days. Upon its arrival he will take charge of the postoffice. He stated yester- day that he would in the meantime file his resignation as United States Com missioner in Bisbee. This place will be filled by appointment by Judge Doane. Mir. Cassidy will also resign as chairman of the Republican coun " central committee. A meeting oi that body will later be called 10 fil the vacancy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

Back ;o stsy-Sid Harris, who re- turned few days ago from his visit at Goldfeld. states that he is back in Bisbee 10 remain. Goldfel6, he said, is now built five years ahead of the development work that has Seen done in it's mines. There are people there far in excess of the neeGs of the town, the activity of which in commercial way al the present time is largely. due to the numbers who are constantly coming in for look around, only to leave na few days and make room for more newcomers on similar mis- sions.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
~LAzY wosm" PORTO RICO PEST,

Washington. June 27.-Captain B. K. Ashford. head of the Porto Rican anaemia commission. reports that 95 per cent of the 100000 Porto RieaDs living in the vicinity of Aibonito are afflicted with the 'lazy worm" Head quarters and a field hospital have been established at Aibonito. and an appro- pTisiion Of s15.0OO will 1e expended in the eradication of the disease ac- .cordiDs 10 the methods so successfully applied by Captain Ashford last year. The Porto Ricans have never under stood the disease, ard believed it in- curable.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28

Arrested for Theft-Juan Garcia, Mexican, was arrested last evening at the F. P. & :. w depot by Jack White on q charge Of theft. Garcia week ago picked up Q box of groceries and other purchases that had been made by an aged Mexican woman at the Copper Queen store. Garcia. passing through the store. saw her do sV. Gnd coolIy picked up the box and got away. He was recognized and his name and description given the officers. Until yesterday he was not seen. When located at the depot he admitted his name. He will have hearing this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
(Fron the Reviews News Bureau.
 Lowell, June 27.)

Some time ago in this correspond ence the fact was mentioned in con nection with the transfer of an alleged vile lodging house case to the court of Justice Hogan from Bisbee. that it
 would be likely to go hard with the offenders in this court in view of the successful efforts that have been made by Justice Hogan and Constable Humm to keep immoral houses from opening here.
 It now develops that the efforts Of the officers have been put at naught by the opening of red light district in the town. There are at present said to be over a dozen women living there plying their nefarious trade. The district is located on the outskirts of the town, but it is none the less here and extending its baleful influence in certain quarters. So far it is said that good order has marked the conduct of the district, no trouble having as yet been reported from ths>.- Among the better class of citizens there is demand for the abatement of the evil, and it is understood that steps are to be taken to bring about the necessary legal proceedings.
 ]. Pirrung. who was charged with beating a Mexican over the head with a gun. was dismissed when arraigned in Justice Hogan's Court yesterday. The evidence showed that the Mexi- can was the aggressor, and that Pir- rung merely struck him with his fist.
 Three vagrants were hauled up in court this morning. Justice Hogan was merciful and gave them three hours to get out of town. They got.
 The Dobson case, which was set for trial yesterday morning. was postpon- ed again yesterday. the attorneys for both the prosecution and defense be- ing in Tombstone The new date for the hearing of the case has not been set Dobson's offense is the alleged keeping of an immoral place in Bis bee under the guise of lodging house. He secured a change of ven- ue when arraigned in the court of Jus tice Mcdonald in Bisbee. the case be- ing sent here to Justice Hogan. One of the women who occupied the house Dobson conducted was fined s10 when arraigned at Bisbee. The other wom- an who was at the house fled when the trouble came up, and has not since been heard from.
 Mrs. Curry left this morning for Owen Sound, Canada, where she will spend the summer.
 Mrs. Gatterba left on the morning train today bound for Clevels-;d. O.. where she intends to spend few months.
 The Peoples store building will 5e moved some time this week to the lot across from the new Mason building
 Mary Montana and Joe Weltner were married Monday morning by Justice Hogan. The bride had just arrived in this country from Germany Mir. and Mrs. Weltner will reside m South Bisbee-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
GOOD sAoes,

Is an ordinary subject. but few men realize the force of it's meaning. The vast assortment of shapes and makes are confusing in their variety. FOOT FORM LASTS. PERFECT MA TERIALs, STYLE, COMFORT and SERVICE.
 Those are some Of the inducements in the A. E. NETTLESoN, MEMS FINE SHOE, which make shoe buy ing more than q mere matter of form.
 Then We take a pride in pieaslng every customer and you are sure of courteous reliable attention at the SAFE PLACE TO TRADE" A. E. Nettleson's Tan Low Shoe is a good filter around the ankle $500. ."SElZ" TAN SHOES for warm weather They have a SOLE OF HONOR" and make your FEET GLAD" s3.50 Oxfords or shoes.
 See The SAFE PLACE" for shoes.
 (Men Only.)
 SCHWARTZ EROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28

Or ac-nunt of the very hey freight '-siness in the Southern Pa cific ys-7s and the mobility of the yard c----s to handle 'IAr' properly there s1-7 been a rr'~her cf small wrecks ia and around Benson during the past week.
 Last Saturday a freight train was wrecked two miles out of Benson and nine cars went into the ditch. The fireman who was on the tender at the time of the wreck was badly cut about the head and face. The train was on a straight piece of track at the time of the wreck and no cause for 1t is assigned.
 Sunday there was a small wreck in the yards at Benson by which two freight cars were somewhat damaged. Monday afternoon there was another wreck by which a caboose was knock ed into pile of kindling and freight car smashed. These last two wrecks were caused by cut of cars getting away from the crew
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28

| Three Mexicans were lodged in jail
 last evening for having been shot. The
 man who did the shooting has not yct
 becL caught. He is supposed tG ! c
 in hiGing on Chihuahua Hill. and the
 officers expect to get him today. He
 is an Italian.
 The shooting occurred about 8 o'clock in front of a restaurant adioin.
 ing the Cuban store of J. F. Wohlsch. leggel on Naco road across from the E.
 r. & $. W. depot. Neither of the
 three Mexicans. Jesus Olmo. Selso
 Avelez and Felipe Ponce. sustained se-
 rious injury. Olmo was shot through . The right cheek, the bullet entering just back of the corner of the mouth and coming out under the ear. Ave.
 lez has a bullet hole through his leg above the ankle, while Ponce is shot
 through the foot.
 Alter the shooting the Italian. a big fellow whose name did not appear to
 De known to any of the parties to the affair or to the spectators last night.
 ran from the scene in great excite. ment. Mrs. Wohlsohleggel. who was standing on the platform of the store, was in his way. and it is said by her that he pointed his revolver at her
 head and snapped >1e trigger. She screamed and ran. The man dashed across the platform of the store and turned the corner up Chihuahua Hill. When Officers White a2i Wilmuth ar rlEed on the scene a few minutes lat CT great crowd had gathered about the wounded men, and it was impossi- Die Tor time to get head or tail from excited Jabbering of the foreigners who were mostly in evidence. ns to wsat had occurred. Dr. Hart was summoned. and after an examination or the men which disclosed the slight character of their injuries they were taken to jail. where further attention was given their injuries.
 Ar the time Of the trouble the Mex leans had just finished eating in the restaurant. and had gone outside to sit down on the steps in front of if. They were seated there talking. when the Italian suddenly came up. He is sald to have stepped on Avelez. who then said something to the man that apparently greatly angered him. The next moment his revolver was<Soing. Ii is believed to have been an auto matic gun. He had direct range at all of the men on the steps, and that his gun did not get in more serious work is marvel.
 The engineer at the hoist being used to bring dirt from the subway was an eye witness to the whole affair from his position at the hoist. He states that following the shooting he saw the Italian run to a house on the hill. 4 few minutes later a boy came from the house and went part way down the trail. A little later he saw the man who did the shooting leave the house and pass around the point of the hill. minute later man attired as a miner who had just come off shift left the house and came down to the scene of the trouble, where he mingled with the crowd. These people will probably be inter- viewed today and the identity Of the gun user ascertained.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
velvet Ice Cream at the Alhambra.
CURES OLD SORES.

Westmoreland. Kans., May ,, 1902: Ballard Snow Eminent Co.,: Your Snow Eminent cured an old sore on the side of my chin that was suppos- ed to be cancer. The sore was stub born and would not yield to treatment until tried Snow Eminent, which did the work in short order. My sister, Mrs. sophia J. Carson, Aliens vile. Miffn Co., Pa, has a sore and mistrusts that it is a cancer. Please send her a 90 cent bottle. For sale at RINEHART'S PHARMACY.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28

A dose of Ballard's Horehound Syr- up will relieve 1t. Have you a cold?
 Try it for whooping cough. for atsh- ma, for consumption. for bronchitis. Mrs. Joe McGrath, 327 F. Ist St, Hutchinson, Kans., writes: T have used Ballard's Horehound Syrup in my family for five years. and find it the most palatable medicine ever used. For sale at RINEHART'S PHAR-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
HARMONY CLASS - TAMMANY
 HAIL

The c'--= F0- fancy darciuc conduct ed by '-r- CHrier:ez wiE meet Thurs day, Dee % ar 3;90 D. m. Mrs. Gutierrez will remain two days, dating from Thuvsiav and VII be glad to receive calls at Tammany Hall from any who are interested in fancy danc- ing
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28

Friday night a Mexican was run over and killed by passenger train No. 1 on the E. P. & 5. W. road. The hom- bre had been in Renson during the day imbibing pretty freely of the glass that cheers. He evicertiy fell asleep on the track.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28

Over in Graham county Judge Tuck CT refused to grant a man a divorce because he was yet citizen of Great Britain. This judge should have fin ed the Briton for contempt of court in asking to be relieved of an Amer ican wife
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
ITALIAN SHOOTS
 THREE MEXICANS
NEITHER OF THE MEN HURT SE- RlOUSLY BY BULLETS
 THAT STRUCK.

Gun Man Later Attempted to Shoot Woman Who Was in Path of His Es- eape-Affair Occurred Opposite the Freight Depot.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28

Beware of the woman who never cries. The chances are that she claws.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28

H. Wright was in Don Luis yester- day on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
RED LIGHTERS
 INVADE LOWELL
DISTRICT ESTABLISHED IN THE TOWN AND UNDER FULL
 SWING.

Effort to Sque!ch Will Be Made-Jake Pirrung Discharged From Unoer Ine Charge of Assault-That Dobson Case.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28

A. F. GEORGE, Pres.
 B. c. GLEASON, Sec'y.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-28
HAVE YOU A COuGH7

Best people go to Coronado Beach
Evening journal., 1905-02-23
PHILADELPHIA SATISFIED.

IT HE Republican victory at Tues
4 days election IS q source Of great
grahhcation TO Mayor Weaver and is
regarded as a vindicatlon by Director
Smith. But the Republicans of the rest
OF the country have ceased TO regard
Philadelphia majorities with manifes-
tatlons Of pleasure.
There was an earnest and aggressive
citizens organization which appealed
to the people to elect honest magis-
trates, simply that the laws as they
are might be enforced. The people an
swered by giving men who have dis
graued the magisterial Office. and Others
who promise to do so. an Overwhelming
majority
The Democratic organization COM
bined with the Republican organization.
and as its share Of the spoils win get
few favorites in the minor Judiciary.
In ain essentials the Democratic party
has ceased to exist and only SEM
bdance OF an Organization Is maintained
TO secure the spoils that come to the
minority party
There is no element Of surprise in ths
result. Emphatically Philadelphia
doesn't want any check put on abuses
Her citizens hold 10 the opinion thai
statutes are proper because they lool
well in the books, but they don't want
TO put men into Office who viii enforc,
dhem. An honest analysis OF that 1sO..
900 majority would cause people out.
side OF Philadelphia TO tremble for th,
future Of representative government.
The Philadelphia papers have hat
much 10 say Of corruption in Delaware
and certain of them are entitled to sa,
it since they have been consistent Il
denouucing evil practices at home. Blu
without excusing nefarious work Il
Delaware, we yet believe that Phna
delphla is tenfold worse.
The example set by our municipaii
ties ia recent years is most disoourag
ing. Oftentlmes the issue between vic
and virtue has been sharply defined
only to have an overwhelming verde
IN favor Of vir~
Evening journal., 1905-02-23
A PRIESTS REsUKE.

IT THERE appeared in the Philadelphia
u papers Tuesday a somewhat
lengthy letter from the Rev. Daniel /.
McDcrmott, "a distinguished and re-
spected Catholic clergyman. that is so
wholesome. sound and manly that it
ought to be put into pamphlet form and
widely distributed.
1t seems that in order to protect Di-
rector Smith, who Is nominally "a Cath
Ollie, the politicians raised the cry of
religious persecution. This Father Nc
Dermott sternly rebukes, and then pro-
ceeds 20 give his opinion of such meth-
DDS and Of machine politics in general.
one paragraph needs to be quoted.
Il know OF only one thing more un-
Christian, more un-Ameican, more ir-
rational than AN attempt TO depose q
faithful public official on account of his
religion, and that one thing is the eff
forts of the co-rcllgiOnists Of a public
official to retain him in position be-
cause of his religion despite the fact
that he has disgraced himself and TO a
certam extent his religion, too. by prov-
ing recreant TO his official obligations
by sordidly betraying his trust
There IL Us stated in language that
admits Of no misconception. We don't
pretend to say what is necessary to sal-
walton, but we all know It as a fact that
a man may be moral and upright in
public and private life, whether he he
jew, Catholic or Protestant; and it
follows that any man who attempts
to shield himself from public wrath
by hiding behind his church deserves
the scorn such as has been expressed
by this Catholic clergyman.
Orders, the professions Of creeds and
not even associations make or show
the man: he is what ne Is.
Evening journal., 1905-02-23
can ths WorId Be TerrorIseda :
From the Chicago Inter ocean.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
The assassination OF the Grand Duke
lSergius OF Russia was simply plain as
sassination. A dozen men represent
ling the extremists of the social revo-
utionist party decreed that Serglus
must die. and he was executed in a
horrible manner 10 advance the reign
OF terrorism.
This is the whole story and Ii is no
more creditable than other stories Of as
lsassination. The men who planned the
murder of the Grand Duke Serglus
/ have planned other murders. They arr
lrogate TO themselves authority TO kill
la President Of France one year. the
Empress Of Austria another and
/ Grand Duke Of Russia another year.
They applaud the assassination OF a
/ President Of the United States for the
same reason that they endorse the as
sassination of Russian Minister.
They are Of a school OF agtators who
believe that they can reorganize the
Governments Of the world to their lik-
ing by killing those who stand in their
way
They boast Of their purpose to make
war on civilization. They affect to be-
lieve that terrorism is the most eff
cient instrument of reform. and that
the best way to forward their revo-
lutionary plans is to kin those who
oppose their plans.
All the facts of history are against
them. Assassination never terrorlzed
"a people and never overthrew a govern
ment. Undoubtedly Abraham Lincoln
was hated by the enemies of the Union.
but his assassination strengthened the
Union cause Undoubtedly the pro-
pressive party In Russia was disap-
pointed that Alexander II IN the later
years OF his rule did not act up to the
promises of the earlier years of his adj
ministration, but his assassination
blasted the hopes of the progressive
party and brought swift vengeance on
the terrorists. In the French Revolu-
tlon one set Of terrorists killed Off an
other. the revolutionary democrats
themselves opening the way for Ma
poleonic imperialism. m
In view of this the most momen-
tous question now is What effect will
the assassination Of the Grand Duke
Evening journal., 1905-02-23
PEACE FOR RUSSIA.

THE Car. harassed by enemies
Il abroad and driven almost TO mad
ness by troubles at home. is now said
to be contemplating terms Of peace
Denial may be expected. for Russia
must not appear too eager to end hos
tnities lest the question Of indemnity
be pressed too sterhly.
In the last year the Emperor has had
am opportunity TO study his ministers
and court favortes and to test their
motives as we'd as their Judgment. Pre-
sumably, they led him into a policy of
which war was the consequence; and
doubtless they impressed him that the
supremacy Of Russian arms would soon
be determined.
But he has witnessed the destruction
Of his navy, the impotence OF his gem
erals, and the inehiclency OF all mih-
tary equipment.
Now he faces the bitter truth that he
has been deceived. and the burden is
for him alone. He cannot shift 1t; ana
IL is not surprising that he is contem-
plating peace. since that cannot be
more disastrous and humnlating than
continued reverses.
The Emperor is a wiser man than he
was year ago; and il he has any
force u character henceforward he win
he a stronger aud better ruler.
Evening journal., 1905-02-23

VATE ARE 30 much pleased with the
w general nature cf the charter bill
introduced by Mr.. Jester, and with its
present standing in the Legislature
that we hesitate to comment on its var
ious features. Doubtless these have
been carefully considered by experts.
but since The Evening journal has done
all IN its power to secure a sentiment
favorable to a new charter It seems
appropriate that we should now offer
a comment or two. And We think it
would be well IL All friends Of the
measure would offer mel-digested adj
vice.
It occurs to us that some objection
to the bill can be laid ON the ground
that it provides Cor too many Offices
which to a degree repeats the fauit Of
the present municipal system Of gov
emment.
It provides for a mayor with ive di-
rectors which is rare even On the larger
cities. or course each director must
have assistants. and, therefore, the ne
cessity for 50 many departments is not
apparent to us. For instance. a Di-
rector Of Public Works might organize
three bureaus water bureau, a hui
reau OF streets and an engineers bu-
reau-but one director OF an this work
would nc sufficient.
A Director Of the Department Of Pub
iic Safety. Of course, is required.
Then why not a Director OF Finance,
with a bureau Of claims and ASSESS
menis and another Of receipts and dis
nursements. He might be given an
other bureau. that of supplies.
This would reduce the number Of di-
rectors to three. and we're they directly
responsible to the mayor. we should
have someone that we could hold inn
mediately accountable for the govern
ment OF the city
Let us not err in providing for too
many offices Real power must after
an be held by few