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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-12


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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-12


spscial tribute Of public gratitude,
since Mithop, his aid Ifsel sure that
nothing woaid hAEs hssnaccomplish-
cd this year. % wss ths 6rss 10
show how 10 Hanau blll coald be
80 modified - 70 snliss he sympa-
thy of the fidewater reprs6sntaii YES
in the Legislature. Nhenever In
troducsd into . tidevater atmosphere
this bin haa always provsaso be a
dangerous political explosive and
so for an Eastern Shore Senator 70
perform this delicate operation re-
quired no less bravery than skill. J
What Ia true of President Seth
is true also Of other Senators from
tidewatsr constituencies. II Sena-
tors Brewington. Dashiell, Kirwan,
Lancaster and Greenwell had not
given us their votes, think we
should have failed, and Il must not
Do forgotten that their support in.
volveda very decided exercise Of
morzs courage. Il nesd hardly %
said that Senator Linthicum, who
bad charge OF the billin the Senate,
and Mr.. Lehmayer, who defended il
in the House of Delegates, deserve
our thanks for their loyal work In
support Of the measure.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-12
NEED OF Coon COMMISSIONERS.

A&&@ ~ SSVD SV&8A9S1ONkh6.
Its contents may be briefly sum-
marised by saying that it creates,
first, . commission of three members
TO supervise the whole industry OF
oyster planting; and, secondly, a
number OF rules aud regulations
under which that industry is to be
carried on. During a long discus.
sion last Saturday with DR.. Hayden,
Of Sd. Mary's, frank, but fair op-
pOnent Of our bill, ] found that his
objections were aimed not so much
a. the regulations prescribed in the
bill a. at the commission which i,
creates, and which he regarded as O
piece Of wasteful and expensive Of.
hciaiism. This ! mention in order
70 emphasize the necessity of Sc.
curing at the. very start three thor
oughiy competent commissioners.
Ii they are efficient, the commission
will, soon, ] believe more than Jus.
tify its creation; but il they are no,
then 10 Is by no means unlikely that
DR.. Hayden's view may prevail In
the Legislatursof 1903. From every
point OF view il Is Of vital impos.
tance that the commissioners should
be men OF courage, character and
capacity"
-Essni.s Nsses.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-12
GALL ONCE MORE
FOR BARGAINS AT
MILLIS0N'S,,
LE0EARDTOWH.
I haFe paiy = few goods Left to cell out
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pEises.
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Oseseoazs. slaey sold &C %, now win
ko&t y0u - 50; latest styles with belts
ID sc bach and ~ low - si.5O. Boy'a
- - ~ - 15c; <hildren's suits
IN m :, = 80 - M Aen' suits % low
w1zsA up Sysssls, the best kind
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Men's and ladies = tes 40 per cent. les
<Izan khe first prices AEsn's Leather boots
ezlsIEsn aad Misses lUe pair; for small
5dasn, rubbers . pAtg lor zoe. Mex' i
f&bbes shoes 25e pair.
lamp chimneys small size shades IOc,
nails, cut or wire, 10 poNnds for 81 .OU:
Mems undershirts, pair ibr 81 ;dra wers
she same; working shirts, 9 pair Cor 81 ;
nasn's cotton flannel drawers, 8 pairs | |;
tin bue2sss; X gaalOnsS quarts and gal
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no. 4 c0fzee, (rEsnssedl pounds for 81.
Flour, family bssk, per barrel, $4.75.
Washing soda, pounds for 10 cents,
Ladies' watches and solid gold rings
Tor maiden or engagement rings &C very
low prices.
alarm clocks, Csc each; lot stoves and
pipes; ketsass and pots, worry low prices.
Dry goods 10 wer than ever ealicoes, "a
yardss lor $l; red fiannei, all wool 1Yc
per yard, can't be beat Tor 35c.
Blankets for double beds, 55c pair.
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81; domestic table cloth worth 5Uc, my
prices 22hc yard.
All these goods got 20 be sold inside Of
z months; also store house and dwelling,
stobles for sale or rent, SO call and seeine
at once.
NIL MILLIsON. :
ImS lsoec-tf. Leonardtown.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-12
BLACKSlIITHING,

IWISH to inform my friends and
the general public that / have open.
% shop at my fathers stand, atHol.
lywood, that am prepared to do al
work in my line At shortest notice,
and at prices TO suit the people.
Special attention paid to horse shoe.
ing, painting and oyster tong max.
ing. Satisfactionguaranteed. Give
me q call. Terms cash.
BERNARD +. WHILE.
Dec. IL, 'O3.--tf.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
PROBATE NOTlcE-

In the Probate Court of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that George E. Buxton. having filed in this court his petition for letters of administra- tion of the estate of Edward O. Rou- ger, deceased, the hearing of the same has been fixed by said Court for Thurs day. the 10th day of May, 1906, at 10 o'clock, ir the forenoon of said day. at the court room thereof at the Court House, in the City of Tombstone, County of Cochise, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any there be, why the said petition and the prayer thereof should not be granted.
 Dated April 18th, 1906.
 J. E. JAMES, Clerk.
 First publication April 29. 1906.
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on May 2S, when the court will again convene.
 Bennett was present in the Supreme Court when Mrs. Sorin was admitted to practice and, in fact, to use his own words. was in the same batch that was admitted with her" He also met Colonel Herring and Judge w. H. Stil- we'll in Washington. After leaving Washington he went to New York city for few days and later to Pittsburg. In Chicago he again stopped and there met Judge Stilwell again.
 Bennett when asked what he thought his chances of success were, replied that while it was not his GUS tom to try suits in the newspapers yet there seemed to be some anxiety here as to the ultimate outcome of the case and he would state that he was perfectly confident as he has been all along that the Supreme Court of Arizona will be sustained by the Supreme Court of the United States. o..
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tered, but in each instance the look outs had warned the players of his ap- proach and the crap bones lay idle on the table, with the players looking as wise as owls.
 As the evening wore on the gam plers at the table grew boldeT. The lookout at the rear entrance, perched on a soap box, grew craeless. He looked over carefully all the parties that entered. But finally a great thirst came over him and he stepped inside to get a sip. He left his post de serted. It was a fatal mRve, for coming up the street was Policeman Pat Flanagan.
 The lokour returned to his post and got one glimpse of an approaching khaki-clad gentleman. Then he rushed inside to give warning. He had not finished his monologue when Police man Flanagan burst in like a winter blast through an open door, The of ficer did some talking Turning to the game keepers and the lone player, he remarked: You fellows are under arrest and will come along to the sta tion." The excitement at this time was so great that man who was playing poker at table few feet away threw down four aces and allowed an- other with two deuces to rake in the pot.
 At the police station Marshal Hop ley told the gamblers and the lone player that they would have to put up $50 cash bonds or spend the night in the city jail. The bonds were se- cured after some trouble. '-
 While the bonds were being awaited Marshal Hopley gave warning to the gamblers. The time has come when this horse play must, stop" he said. If any game is open again in the Le. gal Tender or anywhere else, we will not only arrest the parties playing, but we will take along sack and take the money in sight"
 It is not likely after this warning , that any more defiance will be hurled at the city authorities. --'
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Famous Arizona Case Argued Before Supreme Court in
 Washington.
BENNETT APPEARS FOR FOSTER PARENTS
Believes Supreme Court of Arizona Will Be Sustained in Awarding Custody of ChiI- dren to AdopterS,

PHOENIX, May. 4.-Attorney Wal ter Bennett has returned to this city from Washington, D. c. where he ap- peared in the United States Supreme Court for the foster parents in the famous Clifton-Morenci orphan case Bennett was in the national capitol ten days awaiting the courts pleasure as to time for arguing the case and arguments were submitted on April 26. ~
 Bennett delivered the oral argument for the respondents while D. K. Her rick appeared for the petitioners. Her rick is one of the most prominent law yers In the country. He is the same Herrick who was the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in the state of New York few years ago. He had associated with him Charles K. Miller and William C.. Trull, both of them lawyers of very high standing in the east The two latter submitted a brief in addition to the argument Of Herrick
 The court adjourned immediately following the hearing of this case to reassemble on May { when a number hf decisions viii be handed down. Bennett expects fbe orphan case will be disposed of at tlat time, but if not =se looks for q decision at the latest
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
GOLF TOURNEY IN FALL

Western amateur golfers will not play their championship on early sum. mer dates after ak The directors have now set the championship for Sept. 4-S ca the Glen Echo links al St. Louis, the Olympic cup competi- ton, as eurtain-raiser, coming on La. Dor day, Sept 3. The meeting of the directors was held ApfilE2o.
 Undoubtedly the change to the early fall dates will meet the approval of every western amatuer. Originally the tournament was set for June 1923, Tut objection was raised to this selec- ton because of its extreme earliness, and because of the inability of the col lege golfers to compete.
 Then the week July 2-T was se- lected, but this was open to the sert- cus chiection that it immediately pre- ceded the national championship at Englewood, N. J. Then the directors after a fuii consideration of tn esitua- tion, selected the September dates, the Glen Echo Club acquiesing grace fully although the club had desirered an early tournament.
 Western players have always rec ognized the force of the argument that a championship should be held toward the close of a season rather that at the beginning, as 1t should be played after the players have passed through the preliminaryq tournaments, have lad had the advantage of the steady ing influences of the minor competi- tons, and. presumably, are at their pest.
 This principle was ignored by the United States Golf Association this year, Walter Travis and others ar guing for an carly tournament. So the dates were set for July 10-14. Travis and the others who follow the winter and early spring circuit will have an advantage over players whose practice can be taken only after the April rains subside. The Western Golf Association tourney has preceded the national event for the past three years, but this now has seemed in advisable.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
Tucson Policeman Got Past Them and Raided Crap
 Game in Legal Tender.
DEALER, STICK MAN AND .. ONE PLAYER PlNCHED.
Marshal HopIey Issued UIti- matum That ''Horse Play"
 Must Stop in Old Pueblo Take Money as Well asMen,

Tucson, May 4,-"Stop the game! Stop the game! Stop -"
 The sentence was never completed. The shouter stopped talking; that was all. He did a whirIing motion that was jewel. Likely the fellow thought an earthquake had hit the Legal Tender. Perhaps he imagined he was being motored<
 But it was neither earthquake nor motor car that caused the disturbance. It was the unexpected entrance of Pc liceman Pat Flanagan.
 It was the most exciting incident of the second raid on the Legal Tender. The police net caught three fellows c. Mendibil, who was handling the cash behind the crap table; D. Burns, the stick man" and F. c. Brown. who was shooting" the dice. Brown stated at the police station that he is waiter. He did not get much ae- tion. Policeman Flanagan arrived too soon.
 It was the cleverest raid that has been made in Tucson in many moons To get into the Legal Tender and ar. rest the crap game Keepers, and the shooters. Policeman Flanagan had to get by "look-outs" both at the front and rear entrances. Several times during the evening the officer had en-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
SITUATION AT cAlexlco.

There has been but little change in the water situation at Calexico. The river at this point has fallen about one foot, but this has been only within the past three days.
 Considerable attention has been giv- en to the weak places on the main canal northwest of town, and a large torce of men and teams have been kept constantly at work reinforcing the banks and levees.
 The big dredger is slowly and labor. 1ously working its way down the canal from the Ten Foot Drop to the point where the work is being centered, and is expected to arrive there before the end of the present week. It will aid materially in the work now going on. At the intake on the Colorado river the work is going steadily ahead, and every effort is being used looking to an early completion.
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ORDINANCE NO. 90.
An Ordinance Amending Section Two (2) of Ordinance Number Twenty two (22) of the City of Bisbee.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and the Common Council of the City of Bisbee that Section 2 of Ordinance p, of the City of Bisbee, entitled, An Ordinance Amending Section of Ordinance No. ? of the City of Bis bee" be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows, Lo-wit:
 Section l. The City Clerk shall be the Treasurer of the City and have the care, control and custody of all money of the City. He shall attend ar all meetings of the Common Council and keep true records of therr pro cecdings, and have the care, control and custody of the records and books of the City, and keep true accounts of the receipts and expenditures of it's money. He shall make all publica- tions required by law. The Clerk, before entering upon the duties of his office, shall execute to the ClJy of Bisbee and 10 the Territory of Ari- zona a good and sufficient bond in the sum of - Dollars ($--), con- ditional for the faithful performance of his duties, which bond shall be plac- ed in the custody of the Mayor. The City Clerk shall receive a compensa- ;ion of One Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars (S125.0O) per month.
 Passed and adopted the first day Of May, 1906.
 c. L. CAVEN, Mayor.
 Attest: c. w. HICKS, Clerk.
 Approved this 2nd day of May, 1906.
 c. L. CAVEN, Mayor.
 First publication, May 3, 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
TO BOOST TUCSON.
(Tucson Post.J

Before their campaign is over the chamber Of commerce expects to raise between $4000 and s50o0 70 spend in boosting Tucson during tue coming year. J. M, Ormsby, chairman of the subscription committee, has met with unusual success, and through his ener- gy nearly s3500 has alreody been SC. cured.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
MOTHERS CONGRESS.

The Arizona Congress of Mothers has arranged for meeting in Phoenix on May 5. The board of managers has secured Mrs. Frederick Spoff, pres ident of the National Congress of Mothers, to deliver an address upon that occasion. This was made possi- ble as Mrs. Spoff is en route to Los Angeles to attedn the meeting of the national congress, which convenes in that city at an early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

lightweight championship of the Southwest. Tuesday. May 15:
 Pupil of Sid Varney' first wrestling bout between Riddle at the Bisbee gymnasium; lost both falls; the first in 6 minutes. the second in minutes Riddles weight. 149; Raison's, 1lS.
 May I, 1905, at Bisbee Gym. lost fist fall to Rasmussen in 1 minutes; 1; won second in minutes: lost third in 2 minutes seconds. Rasmussens' weight, 1S7; Raison. 120.
 May 1C. 1905, at Bisbee Gym, won decision over Allen by him quitting after SC ,ond fall. Allen won first fall in 12 minutes. Raison second fall i'll 1:03. Aliens weight, Al; Raison. 122 July II, 1905. at Bisbee Gym, won decision over Allister by him quitting after winning first fall in 2:55. Wrestled g minutes without another fall. Ailister's weight, 133; Raison' g 12O.
 July 2S, 1905, at Bisbee Gym. draw with Walter Bowman, as both agreed to quit after second fall. Bowman took first fall in 12 minutes. kalson second in 1:32. BOwman's weight, 133: Raison's, 123.
 October 24, 1905, al Don Luis won from Young" Hurst, first fall in 4:15 5; Hurst second fall in 5:51. Raison third fall in ,2:14. Hurst's weight, 14G; Raison, 120
 April IS, 106, at Don Luis, exhibition with Rasmussen, won first. fall in BAY 2-5; lost second in S:19.
 
 Young Corbett. that clever little featherweight, whose pugilistic star shCne with such brilliancy for short time after he defeated Terry McGOv- ern, has suffered defeat once more. His latest was at the hands of Dick
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
LEG IS BROKEN.

Conductor Ed PayLs, of the second division of the Santa Fe, his his right leg broken just above the ankle yes terday morning at Pinta. Just as he attempted to get on the caboose when the train was pulling out, he slipped on cinder and was thrown violently to the ground,
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A PROMINENT cHINAMAN.

Rang Yu Wei, leader of the reform party in China. is being entertained iD royal style by his compatriots iu Tampico. The zeal and diligence shown by the members of the Chinese colony sH that port ere equal to that by any other colony when honored by the presence of a great eountryman.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
GOOD THINGS FOR 'FRIsco.

The people who furnish milk and cream to the Evans creamery, north of Phoenix. have donated the supplies for two days to be sent to San Fran cisco. The creamery people have agreed to make the milk and cream into butter, cheese and other cream cry products free of charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
MONEY FOR NEW DAM.
(Winslow Mail.)

President Da1id K Udall returned last week to St. Johns from Salt Lake City, Utah, where he had been at tending the conference While in Salt Lake City he secured loan of 10000 for the building of a reservoir to re- place the one that was destroyed last year. with such direful results.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
SPORTING GOSSIP.

Battling Nelson states that if he is successful in his coming fight with Herrera he is willing to take on Jim my Britt. but he balks at fighting Joe Cans That offer of Cans some time ago to fight Nelson for nothing just to decide who is the lightweight cham pion seems to have strengthened the opinion among Western sports that Nelson is afraid to meet the dusky Bal timorean.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

coast. The building was insured for s240,000, and was the oldest athletic organization in the west.
 finders Anderson, who claims to be the champion wrestler and strong man of Sweden, has been touring the east and giving exhibitions of strength by driving spike nails through inch blanks with his bare fists, and bend ing horse shoes with his bare hands. These stunts are nothing new to the American public. One SebastiGs~ Miller used to duplicate these stunts fifteen years ago.
 The efforts of Dan Angus and Jerry Kelley to get together ball team of lCcal players should be encouraged by the fans. Bisbee heretofore has been very liberal in pauonizing it's ball games and should the boys make good II is afternoon it will go a long ways toward the future success of the club. Iris does not necessarily imply that trey should win the game to show that tkey arebau players-let every man keep in the game at all times and show his interest by working for the success of the club, and above all cut those little petty jealousies that you find so often in a club, where ume member has better average than an- ctEer. You can't all be Lajoies.' The following is the lineup for this after noon: Dugan, second base; Godfrey, third base; rMosher, left field; French, first base; Dodgss, catcher; Dawson, short stop: Haslam, center field; VI field; Blair, pitcher. Knight will twirl for the Cananeas, while Whitesides will catch.
 Brief history of Roy J. Raison, who is to wrestle Walter Bowman for the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

coast. The building was insured for s240,000, and was the oldest athletic organization in the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

The all-absorbing question among fight fans as to who would referee the coming fight between Nelson and Her rera, seems to have been settled with cut the customary wrangling and rag chewing between both fighters and managers by the selection of Charley Eyton, the popular treasurer of the Burbank theater. Mir. Eyton is a thorough sportsman who knows the game from A to 2, and has demon Gstrated his ability to preside over &hese little social gatherings with i'm Pbartiality.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

Brief history of Roy J. Raison, who is to wrestle Walter Bowman for the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

The decision of the board of direc- tors of the Olympic Club, of San Fran cisco, to reconstruct the building along modern lines and to conduct it the same as it has always been, will be glad news to the many sports on the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

Hyland at Ogden, Utah. This will undoubtedly sound the death knell to his pugilistic aspirations. He had without doubt the most meteorlc career of any pug in late years. IL is claimed he has made and spent sl00.000 since he defeated McGose:1 for the championship.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

Karakanoff. the Terrible Turk. who Twas imported from Paris to wrestle Frank Gotch, the American champion, proved easy picking. Gotch took the first fall in minutes and 10 seconds, while the second only lasted min utes. At no time did the Turk have look in, Gotch having the man at his mercy all the way through.