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Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-23
CHIEF JUSTICE MILLS
 INTERESTEDIN BISBEE
SPENDS TWO DAYS IN CITY LOOK
 ING OVER PROPERTY.
interviewed By the Review Regarding Joint Statehood, and Says Majority of People in New Mexico Are Op- posed to lt.

Chief Justice William J. Mills, of the Supreme Court of New Mexico who, in company with Charles A Spiess, one of the ablest lawyers of the Southwest, recently visited Bisbee and to a Review reporter stated that he was delighted with all that he saw and with the brilliant prospects in the near future for Bisbee. The gentle men were piloted around the city and among the labyrinth of mining shafts of the vicinity by l.. R. Alleln, of this city, and were greatly impressed with the great industry that prevails in the Warren District.
 T believe said the judge, that Bisbee is destined to become a town of forty thousand or more people, and that il the not distant future The present big producers of the Copepr Queen and c. & A. companies. which are all preparing, I understand, for still greater production. together with the prospects in the immmediate fu- ture of several of the newer mines be- ing added to the producing list, all betOken great strides for the camp toward the front rank of the world s greatest copper producers, and I would not be at all surprised from what have seen, if Bisbee. in the course of a few years. does not take first place among the copper camps"
 What is the sentiment in New Mex ico regarding joint statehood?" the judge was asked, and facetiously re- piled:
 Well, now, I'll tell you: I don t believe that we in New Mexico have any greater love for you than, iudg- ing from the newspapers, you seem to have for us. The question of joint statehood if it should ever come up for vote in New Mexico, would be overwhelmingly defeated. The ter ritory never before has been so pros perous-crops good. wool commanding a high figure. and on the whole condi- tions excellent-and with a rapidly in creasing population New Mexico is ready to take her place in the galaxy of stars without any attendant satel- lite attached to her"
 MT. Spiess also expressed similar sentiments regarding joint statehood He was likewise greatly pleased with the prospects of the camp. He is considered one of the ablest lawyers of the New Mexico bar. and is the le- gal representative of the Phelps-Dodge interests in that territory. Both gen tlemen left yesterday for Las Vegas, the headquarters of the Fourth Judi cial district, and where the chief jus tice resides.
 The fact that men like Judge Mills are interesting themselves in Bisbee's prosperity speaks well for the future of the city, and is an evidence that the impression regarding the perma- nency of the camp is getting abroad. The occasion for the Judges visit here was to inspect the property which he had not before seen.
 Judge Mills is a big, broad-minded man, jovial. yet dignified in his man ner, and has presided over the Su- preme Court of New Mexico for eight years, and it is likely that he will again be reappointed by President Roosevelt to succeed himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-23
SEWING MACHINES.

For sale, rent, or repaired at IXI Variety Store, Brewery Ave, 2 doors above Vienna Bakery. Phone 1S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-23

The excursion train people are not the only ones who are booked for a busy time On the Southwestern on circus day. Car Inspector Von Hagen has receved notice that the circus trains will carry S3 cars. This means that he will have that number to go over with his assistants and take care of. The inspection of these cars is particularly important task, re- quirlng the closest of attention. Be sides the inspection of the cars, the trainmen of the road have a no slight extra task ahead in handling the trains. Every care has 10 be exer- cised to handle them through without accident and getting them safely by the grade from Osborne and back again that point will call forth much care.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-23

Fl Paso citizens visiting Bisbee on business.
 I.J. Johnson, general Arizona agent for the New York Life Insurance Co.,, arrived in the city yesterday from Tombstone. During the days of in vestigation of life asurance company methods, Johnson's path is not strewn with roses, but he still is talking the merits of a twenty-year policy with the same old smile.
 E. B. Mason left last evening for a sixty day sojoUrn at Pacific Coast points.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-23
PERSONAL MENTION

P. A. Sutter, City Attorney, depart ed for Fl Paso last evening, where he will meet Mrs. Sutter and return to Bisbee on Monday.
 B. F. Graham, President of the En- sanada Mining Company, arrived in the city last evening and registered at the Copper Queen Hotel.
 s. E. Hazard, of the firm of Here ford & Hazard, attorney for the En' sanada Mining Company, arrived from Tucson yesterday and last evening was in consultation with President Graham.
 Dr. A. c. Wright and Alfonso Valen cia are visitors in the city from So nora
 J. E. Taylor and Jas. A. Taylor are
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-23

Superintendent Walter Douglas. of the Copper Queen Co.,, was a passen- ger out to Douglas yesterday on com pany business.
 Bob" Tate, who has been visitor in Bisbee for the past two days re turned to his home in Douglas on yes terday.
 E. A. Tovrea, of ,the firm of E. A Tovrea & Co.,, who are engaged in the butcher business in Bisbee and Douglas, spent yesterday in the Cop per City.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-23
STRAINS.

s. A. Read, Cisco, Tex, writes March Il, 1901: My wrist was sprain ed so badly by fall that it was use less and after using several remedies that failed to give relief, used Ballarc'i Snow Liniment, and was cured. earnestly recommend it to any one suffering from sprains. For sale a Rhinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-23

SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-23
EXPECT TO HANDLE
 IMMENSE THRONGS
SOUTHWESTERN TICKET OFFICE TO STAMP UP 5000 PASTE
 BOARDS FOR DON LUIS

Will Be Wanted by Excursionists Cir. GUS Day-Round Trip Rate 25 Gents. Last of Wreck West of Fairbank Will Be Cleared Today.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-23

Engine 53 will probably be righted on the track west of Fairbank today and put in shape to be pulled into the shops at Douglas. The engine, which has been half buried in mud since the wreck of Sunday morning, is not thought to be greatly damaged, but will be tied up in the shops for some time. With the engine out of the way west of Fairbank the track built about the wreck will be torn up and the main line restored to service.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
GUlLEORO.

Miss Annie Mellen is at her home
here, having returned from Memofiai
hospital several days ago.
Mrs. Eunice Minis of Hinsdale VS.
lied her brother, Fred A. Thonas'
saturday. returning home on MONDAY.
Still another branch of the n. T..
telephone line is to be put up In town,
IL run to the Halliday farm, now
owned by Lewis A. Howard.
A large deer was seen on the lawn
at C. Z. Alexander's one morning last
week. Allan Weatherhead also saw
two near the edge of the wood on the
Yeaw land just north of Algiers last
week Wednesday evening
Mrs. George Wilder served an elab-
crate dinner Thursday AFTERNOON Vi
last week. which was enjoyed by a
company of "a people from TINS LOW.
and Brattleboro. The proceeds We're
for the benefit of the Ladies' society
of the Universalist church.
If speaks wen for the future of the
town to see the sons and daughters
of our farmers setting down OH ,ne
ala bomesteads for life. The number
seems to be increasing every year
and if best wishes for happiness anu
nrosperity count for anything thes
are already rich.
Miss Carrie Gaines is the owner Oh
three tame coons which were found
in a furnishing condition two years
ago. being then only few weeks oia.
THE mother had been making haVoc
among the chickens and in corn neius
and was finally caught in Trap anu -
killed, The largest one now Weishs 20
hounds. They are very tame am
playful
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
cuILFoRp CENTER.

C. L. Miner is wishing In Hiiisoais
this week. Loot
Miss Mabel Whitney was nome ias'
week on account of illness.
Allen Haynes commences Wo,k a'
the Guilford Springs farm Monaay.
THE Ladies' circle met THURSDAY 70
make their final arrangements for the
association to be held here TUESDAY.
p L. Wellman is attending ,ne
meeting of the state board OF heaiti'
which was held in Burlington this
Onr road commissioner. d. G. Bak-
or with quite a force of help: Is re-
nairing the roads in this vicinity tnis
There will be preaching in the cni-
varsalist church Sunday at 3 O'Clock.
Rev. F. L. Masseck. pastor SUNDAY
school after service. h.,
8 supper and dance will be given py
BROAD Brook grange Friday evening;
I,,na 40 I,eitsinger's orchestra Will
furnish music with A H Hines
school closed in the Baker Distric,
Iuna Ia Esther Canedy. hichaI J,
Shedd Harold Goodnow. Elwin ana
Hazel Thompson We're perfect IN az
,ar5ance Carlos Canedy and Lewis
lGoodnow were absent one DAY eae,i'
ana Doris Shedd. Jedediah and I'd
ward Franklin were absent Two oasS
leach
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
WEST JAMAICA.

Miss Blanche Clough has moved her
goods from this place to Brattieporo.
Leon Bills has taken his brother r.
wins farm. Another young man mas
come to help him on the farm.
Irwin Bills has been in Nashua. N.
FL TO see his wife who underwent
a surgical operation there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cowdry have
gone to Montreal Canada, for a two
weeks visit to their son.
Mr.. and Mrs Adams are expected
soon from the other side of the Green
Mountain for short stay with Mrs.
Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Higgins from
New York are home on visit to MS
mother Mrs. Carrie Higgins, in May
nard Hollow.
Moses johnson has been very SICK
but is now little better His daugh-
ter and two sons, from Massachusetts,
came to see him.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23

DAY meet was held at Mt. Hermon.
AS considerable interest has been
shown In athletics this term the
events We're closely contested. A
baseball team will be selected In n
Few days, to be called the All-Her-
mon team and II Is expected IL will
prove a very strong one. II will NAV
against the college teams at North
field this summer. The day was rath-
err cold, but the attendance was good,
many going from this town as well
as the surrounding towns. The win
ners In the events Tuesday will repre-
sent the school In the track meet to
be held on July at Mortified.
The last of the commencement ex-
ercises was held at The Mortified
last week In the annual meeting OF
the alumnae association. The prayer
meeting was followed by the alumnas
breakfast, which was served to about
70 graduates of the school. The
POSTMASTER was Miss Carrie b. Bar
ber 80, who gave the greeting, and
the others were responded to as fol-
lows Welcome to 1905. Miss Grace
T.. Sanderson, 30 response by the
president of 1905, Miss Emma Riggs,
'05; class poem 1905, Miss Alice Shep-
ard, '05: Student Auxiliary league,
Its Past and Future. Miss Rassett
Mortified College Girl, Miss Sara
Conrow, 'O4; Northfield Business Girl,
Miss Inez Hull; Northfeld's Quaran-
tine, Miss Lulu Bossett. '99; North
fields Ideals, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wood A Message from Miss Brooks,
Northfields missionary. Miss Chris
tina Heron; Northfeld's Little Ones,
Mrs. A. G.. Moody. 81, The annual
business meeting followed and
showed that the association was in a
very prosperous condition.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
EAST DOVER.
Ninstiesh Birthday Anniversary OF
David Farnum Celebrated.

An occasion OF rare interest which
Is worthy of particular mention. was
the Goth birthday anniversary or pa
vid Farnum, celebrated Sunday June
is, at the home of his daughter, MIS-.
Rua Adams. with whom he lives az
East Dover Relatives and friends
began TO arrive Saturday, ana az
night fall the house was well nlied.
Uncle David. as he Is generally
called. retains his faculties remark
ably well, his general health Is fairy
good. and Il was with calm ana
cheerful attitude that he received the
welcome visitors, although TO him II
was a complete surprise. Relatives
were present from Bennington.
South Londonderry. Brattleboro ana
Dover. Three daughters comprise his
whole number of children and they
We're all present: Mrs. Esther Al,
drich and Mrs. Winslow Allen anu
Mrs. Adams. also the only living
brother, John Farnum, now OF Sen
nington, who drove over with par
ty of relatives. The anniversary day,
Sunday. was celebrated In becom-
ing manner Congratulations were
the order and inasmuch as the DAY
was oppressive with heat, the party
betook themselves to the grove above
the house, there to while away
happy hour. During this time cater
ers were busy at the house and In
due time the party was summoned 10
partake of a dinner of no common
order, preceded by a right royal sugar
eat, which was waxed from the choic-
est maple syrup and served on perfect
blocks of crystal ice The latter was
a joyful surprise and much appreciat-
ed along with other evidences Of the
generous hospitality of the family. Al
a late hour the party began to dis
perse. wishing the old gentleman
many happy returns of the day.
The rain this week does very much
good to vegetation and is filling the
springs which had become very dry
G. d. Hale and wife of Brattleboro
came up last week to visit their son,
d. NJ Hale, returning home Tuesday
noon.
Miss Ida Goodell of Brattleboro Is
guest of her mother, Mrs. M. Goodell,
and sister, Mrs. Fannie Moore, this
week.
Henry Johnson of Newfane mas
bought of d. S. Prouty his farm, the
so called s. H. Lazelle farm. He takes
possession soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Metcalf recently
visited their friends in Williamstown,
Mass. Harry Jefts drove the stage
while Mr. Metcalf was away.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
VERNON.

n REYNOLDS and daugn 4sis
v;olette. visited Mrs. b. H.
week. % Jamaica was
Mrs ast of her sister, MIS-
Barnes, last Week 20 Augus-
Mrs lane B. Herrick . OF s nu
Mr Ccoreia is spending the sui'''''e'
with relatives here na Miss
AZ. and Mrs. Alden French anu acent emf. :.
"a. E,rench of Northamplon IIub
+, Visited their aunt. MIS- "
bard =, j., this place of
me p'a"' n stevens of Bra..leoH; IN :
Mrs. r. ,r;tb deep regret OF her ra-
ieaIh1 ,ast week. Mrs. stevens ao;ns as
jury ias. comfortable and ooihs
p ,n,, as could be expected ,em-
Mrs f. H. Akley, one OF Educational
MI the Valley Far .s Of that
oels attended a meesins Brooks
c COMMITTEE saturday at lne ,,ate ar
comm nilli IN Rrattleboro to coni at the
h nous for the exhipi'io
fair in September ,adies' circle
La, n,,a meeting of the Lau, n account
will be strnwberry supper ana u
given by Vernon s,nner will bt
eraning. June ~. uht o'clock in tht
earyed from five to els' An effort ha.
s'as,rv of Union cnurcn ,ns people t
49,, made by our sous enjoyable
oi.a the evening veg
nc for all
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
wARDsBoRo.

H. E. Howard and wife were work
ing in Bondville last week.
Messrs. Pratt and Rand of Newfane
have painted Mr.. Underwood's hotel.
Carl Newcomb cut his foot quite
badly Monday noon while chopping
wood.
Mrs. Mary Phillips of Townshend
recently visited her niece, Mrs. Fred
Underwood.
Mrs Charles Fred Cluet of Troy. n.
Y, is with her mother. Mrs. Irene
Dexter.
W. w. Kidder has been visiting his
brother. George N Kidder. in North
field. Mass.
Lucia Gleason has finished her
school in Brattleboro and is at her
home here.
Leslie Benson of SO. Londonderry
visited his father, H. C. Benson. the
first of the week
George williams has bought the
Rev. Dennis Wells place of H. C. Ben
son, and takes possession soon
The Vermont grange worked the
first and second degrees on six candl-
dates Tuesday evening June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jacobs of
Brattleboro, recently spent rev
days with Mrs. Jacobss parents.
Mrs George williams and sister.
Miss Grace Eddy, We're called to West
Townshend Friday June >, by tne
illness of their father.
The A. T. club will meet in the yes
try Thursday afternoon and evening.
Supper with be served from to 8.
All are cordially invited.
Moses knight and daughter, Viola
who have lived with his son. H. Il.
Knight, the past three years, nave
moved to Walpole, n. H.
Mrs Hiram Cobb's house, better
known as the Samuel Phillips house,
was sold at public auction Saturday
to James I.ackey of Stratton.
The chidren's day exercises given
bv the children Sunday evening June
Ii were well rendered. The church
was beautifully decorated with Hags
and flowers by Miss Hannah Halonen.
Clarence j. Ferguson. esq.,. of Bur-
lington. attorney and superintendent
of the Vermont Anti-Saloon league.
gave very interesting address in the
M. E. church Sunday morning June IL.
A few A. 2. club members drove UP
to Mr.. Siebert's Saturday and pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs George Allen with
a handsome lamp, the couple having
been married June is, year ago A
very pleasant time is reported.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. Moore of Peru is at Carl wy
mans.
Jennie Brown is working at Frank
Stowelfs.
Mrs, w. l.. Wright and Guy wright
are visiting in Athol, Mass.
John Cummings attended the circus
at Brattleboro. Wednesday
Grin d. Stowell and family are at
David Stowelrs for a short stay
Luther Arnold and family are at
DR.. L. S. Arnold's for a few days.
Paul Walker has gone to chester
where he has secured work IN SUIT
Mr. and Mrs. Jellison of New YORK
have been spending few days at d.
Galvin's.
Mrs. Anglers and daughter Hele,i'
of Denver, Colorado, are at Hiiisioc
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. A. l.. Warner has returned
from her trip to Manchester ana sui
derland where she visited her dausn-
ter and granddaughter. :.
Lawrence Copeland is registered d.
the Gibson Inn Mr.. Copeland Is tne
student who has charge of the uhiVer-
salist church during the summer
lanes A. Garfield made a nying
trin to Londonderry, coming FRIDAY
and returning to his work in Boston
and vicinity Sunday. Mr. Garneio mas
a nosition with the Magic Yeast COM
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23

advertised for Wednesday, June IS, al
10 a. m. at the home place.
II. ]. Sage of Jamaica and Miss
Mabel, and Mr. Cushman and daugh-
ter Miss Charlotte, were at j.. e
Tafts Saturday and attended the ball
game at Reeds field. They made the
trip I'm Mr.. Cushman's auto.
The Brattleboro Y. NJ. C. A. base
ball tossers are scheduled for a game
next Saturday afternoon at Reeds
field. They are coming after the
game this time and there VIII be
something doing all the time.
The West River grange held n
meeting last Friday evening and ara
to have another this evening, when
the second and third degrees VIII be
worked on Jerry Lowe. Following
the degree work there will be a BAN
quet.
Among the other new attach
ments" which have been attracting at
tention about town Is that OF {. II.
Wizards Jim, only his Is surrey.
And for Jim also this appears to be
a serious matter and he Is likewise
faithful and attentive.
The Brattleboro private school con-
Quoted by Miss Christa Park or this
place has just closed SUCCESSFUL
years work. Miss Park expects to be
AT Camp Dewey. Sunset lake, untii
August with a party of young people
from Brattleboro and Townshend.
The rest of her vacation she hopes to
spend at her home.
The Italian band" has been work
ing for about a week at Salmon hoie
bridge Strengthening the curves at
that point enough TO permit or the
passage of standard gauge rolling
stock. The company plans to DO the
bulk of the work with steam shovels
but found it necessary to reduce the
curves somewhat before putting
them on.
Rev. Nj. Winslow Farman of West
field. the chaplain of the state senate
for the last two sessions, was In town
Friday the guest of his college friend,
Rev. G. II. Baker. Mr.. Farman called
on Senator Ware. and Representatives
Charles and Fred Willard. SUNDAY
evening he delivered his popular lee
ture ON Endurance at the Congrega-
tionaI church in Newfane. rms week
he speaks in Shelburne Falls, Mass.
The Bondsville baseball team being
otherwise engaged for last SATURDAY
the management Setufeu thc coiiiiS"
team for a game. With the exception
OF bad time now and then the
local team played their usual game
Ober and Bush doing the sharpshoot-
ing for Townshend and Judge But
Ter for Jamaica. the features OF the
game being the good batting of Phil
lips and the poor coaching of the
locals. The score was to in favor
of the home team.
The many friends of Merritt e.
Eddy. Youngest son of w. II. Eddy OF
this place. will be interested to know
that he has just received his Doctors
degree from the medical department
of Tufts college, Boston. Mr.. Eddy
is graduate of Leland & Gray SEM
mary. and during his medical course
has done considerable hospital work
in vacation time at the Boston hos
pital. and has also taken the nurses
course in the Massachusetts General
hospital. Mr.. Eddy has not decided
vet where he will locate for the prac-
tise of his profession, but he expects
to take the state board examination
in Burlington July IL and Il, FOR IL
cense to practise medicine in YER
mont. The best wishes of a large
circle of friends go with him.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
LEYDEN.

Mrs f. P. Howes of Hardwick Is
visiting in town.
Homer Miner is entertaining his
friend. Mr.. Sanderson, of Boston.
Henrietta Osgood is visiting her
Grandfather Osgood in Greenfield
r. A. Buddington left Monday to at
tend the summer school at WOODS
Holl.
Lettuce Severance from Waltham
was at her fathers, Nj. S. Severance ;,
last week.
Master Forest DeWolf Gallupe is
visiting at his grandfather's, 5. C.
Severance's.
Mrs. S. C. Severance and Guy spent
number of days last week at A. U.
Gallup's in Green River, VT.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward and
child of Greenfield and John faroer
we're at w. A. BARRIERS Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs E. w. Payne ana
daughter of Heath spent oaturaas
afternoon at S. c, Severances. MISS
Haskins was also of the party.
Mrs. David Baines Griffiths ana
children of Brooklyn, n. T., came "
her fathers S. B. Buddingtons' wed
neSday for stay Oh soHie 'inie'
Mrs. A. B. Warner and daughter OF
North Bernardston attended cnurch
in Leyden Sunday and spent we az
ternoon with her mother ana slster'
The strawberry supper Friday night
was NOT as well attended as Is some.
, Ne ne ease The entertainment
consisted of readings by Miss kelleheT
of Montague city, and MIS- Car ,a ~,
and vocal and instrumental music py
George Younie and Miss Mcdonald OF
Dorchester. ,
Quite number from here atteha tsa
the 25th quarterly convention OIL .ns
Greenfield group of Epworth Leagues =
which was held in the First M; ~
church of Greenfield TUESDAY, ' this
10. Rev. Jonathan ~. Gar' addresses at
Mace made one of the addresses 90
the morning session.