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Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
ARIZONA SHEEP sHEAR,Ne.

Sheen shearing has commenced a. the several comps in Maricopa county At Beardsley 75,000 to 100000 sheep will he shorn. Campbell, Noble and Mcintyre, all big sheep raisers of the northern part of the territory, are pre- pairing to have their shearing done at Peardsley.
 Houch, another big raiser from the northern part of Arizona, will have his shearing done at Cave Greeks It 's estimated that between e0,o00 ana 75.000 sheep will be taken care of at that place.
 Mesa takes third place in impor- tance as a sheep shearing center Scott and others have between 25,- 900 and 30,000 sheep to be taken care of there
 Wool buyers from Boston, New York, Chicago and other points are beginning to arrive in those carts. several of the biggest wool growers already having received orders for their wool crop. Wool prices are ex pected to be even higher this year than they were last. Sheep owners throughout Arizona and New Mexico are highly elated over the outlook.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
IT NEEDS FIXING.

There will be a breathing spell oi few days in the s:atenood matter Little interest will be felt in the ac. ton of the majority of the Senate committee on territories for all that had been discounted When the bill is finally pressed upon the attention of the Senate as Hr. Beveridge an nounces it will be shortly, there will for some time be no test by which the attitude of that body can be gauged. There will be amendments and debates upon them, for, as the bill now stands, it needs fixing. It will nc doubt be discovered by Sena- tor Foraker that in the excitement of the moment in which it was rushed through the House, that branch ne glected to make provision for ascer- taining how Arizona, enc of the in- terested parties, might feel about be- ing yoked up with New Mexico. This can hardly be regarded as legs than serious defect in 3 system which contemplates the acquiesence of the governed in the government
 It will perhaps be found that other details have not been given the at tention they should have had. All this will require time, and the Senate has all the time there is. So far this session it has had superabundance of time. h view of these circrm- stances, we may confidently trust that when the bill has been finally dis posed of 1t win be just such a meas ure as it should be.-RepubIican.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
ELkS WILL ENTERTAIN.
Interesting Program Tonight, Fol lowed by pance.-Other
 Arnt;SeDenfe

rfHSoCfUCNsos
 Douglas, Ariz., Jan. 30.-(Special.)- J. The Douglas lodge of Elks will give an informal reception this evening at the Eiks hall to the Douglas mem bers, their families and the visiting Elks and ladies. There will be ar interesting program, which will be gin promptly at o'clock, followed by a dance Cards and other amuse ments will be provided for those who do not dance
 Following Is the program to be rendered.:
 Piano Solo, 'Valse de Concert"
 ..-... Miss Dee Paxton Vocal duet, T Feel Thy Angel Spirit, Miss Bess Fo1 and E. P. Fleming. Recitation, The liners" ..
 Miss Fife Robinson Vocal Solo, When the Heart is
 Young" . Miss Bess Fox Basso Solo, 'Bedouin's Love
 Song" ..Mr. Fred Nichols Instrumental Selection, Elk String
 Quartet: Bros. H. Richey, W Smith, N Smith, c. Smith. Vocal Solo, My Dream So Fair"
 .... Miss Rose Conveil Comic Song, 'fNathing" ..
 Brother Jack Baglin
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31

 NEWS
 IN BRIEF

Douglas. Ariz., Jan. 30.-(Special)- T. A. Bassett and wife came in from Fl Paso this morning and left on the afternoon train for Nacozari, Sonora Mir. Bassett is developing a mining property in the Nacozari dis trict. the Belen mine. He took two car loads of Mexican laborers down with him, whom he secured in Fl raso,
 Ben Sneed of Hereford, came up from Sonora this morning with 120 head-four carloads-of fat cattle which he bought from the Hohstadt ranch. He win import the cattle for the Bisbee market
 E. H. Bachman of San Ignacio, Mex leo. came up on this mornings Naco- zari train. He is stopping at the Savoy.
 Don c. Peterborough of Cumpas, Sonora, a son of Rr. Roseborough,, is in Douglas and will spend several days in the city.
 c. c. Finault of Picachi, Sonora. assistant foreman of the Picachi mines. came up today from the south. He is stopping at the International hotel.
 B. H. Willsie of Fortuna. Caiifor- mia, is in Douglas today.
 w. c. Morley of Sahuaripa, Mex. ico, came up this morning on the Nacozari train
 J. J. Howard of Wilcox is stopping at the Roy hotel
 Dr. c. H. Hunt, formerly physician for the Fl Tigre, came in from Naco this morning with his brother. Jim Hunt, who has a ranch whereabouts.
 John Hohstadt arrived in Douglas from Sonora points on this mornings train.
 Miss Myrtle Bush of Bisbee attend ed the Elks' concert and dance in Douglas last night.
 Mrs. Alfred Paul has returned from Bisbee, where she has been for sev- eral days visiting relatives.
 Mrs. A. W. Flickinger of Lee sta ton attended the Elks, reception in Douglas last night.
 District Attorney Tom Flanagan Is in the city.
 H. M. Hale, formerly of the An tigua property of the Nogal de Car rizo district, is in the city. He is going down in a few days into the Jalisco district of Central Mexico to take charge of copper property for ". B. Ramsdell Of Los Angeles, Cal ifornia.
 James Moran, owner of the Aliso mine of the Noga1 de Carrizo district, who came to Douglas from Sonora Monday. left this morning for Can anea. Mir. Moran's property is turn ing ont well. He has a two-foot vein that runs 250 ounces of silver to the ton at 8 depth in the shaft of twen- ty-five feet He has a contract for a I00-foot shaft.
 d H. Bachman, who returned Yror Sonora points yesterday, will remain in Douglas & couple of weeks and rest up. He has Tot been we'll of late, on account of exposure to the recent bad weather.
 Alldredge, A. Jameson and N. $ l Huish, all of the Mormon colony of Morales, Sonora, have been in Doug las buying supplies. They left to- | day with their loaded supply wagons f0 their homes on the Babispe river They report the colony in a flourish l Ing condition, and other settlements | in the valley of the Babispe. where not l totally abandoned, rapidly recovering l from the effects of the winter floods |
 H. c. Frost of Fl Paso, the archi- | tect who has done so much work in | Douglas, is in town on business
 Ros Griffith came down last nigh. | from Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
Soon File Papers-The Town

Soon File Papers-The Townsite ccmpany of Naco has completed its plat of the city and will file the papers ir Tombstone today or tomorrow, ac. corling to R. V Daniels, who is in the cir on business. He stated that con si erable change was taking place al Eaco in the way of reconstructing the si cts. He also stated that consid CT le activ ty was manifest in mining circles. Prospecting work is active ir the San Jose Mountains. The Ari- ana Mining and Development compa nv 's putting in it's machinery and pu ching development work
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31

Going to Glo5e-Chas. H. Wild. for merly well known in Globe as highly efficient mail clerk on the G. ". G. & N run to Bowie, who has made head quarters in Fl Paso for the past three years, having a run from Fl Paso to Benson, has returned to his old po- sition because he couldn't stay away from Globe any longer, says the Belt. His wife, who is now m Los Angeles. will speedily join him here. Their many friends fill gladly welcome them back
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
eassennera Were Lef,-contr,

7sssenuers Were Ieft-Contrary to custom that has prevailed for some n n7ths. train No. for Douglas and E' Paso left the depot last evening without backing up to the platform following changing of her engine from frGrt to rear. Several people stood n front of the depot waiting for the trsin to return, and as result missed sci-g out. Some of them made stren- utus races for the outgoing passenger, but were unable to get within suffi- e.ertl- close range of the platform to climb on-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
Work on City Hall-work on

Work on City Hall-Work on the construction of the rear wall is well under way now. All the material is piled on the ground ready for use. The rear wall is being constructed much thicker than originally planned to in sure safety should the rock from the mountain slip down against it. Be- " cen the wall and the mountain the space is being filled with cement and tied to the wall with iron bars. It is believed this will make the wall strong ei ough to hold any slip of the rock.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
CURED LumeAeo

4. B. Canman, Chicago, writes Mar f. 1903 Having beeen troubled witi Lumbago. at different times and tries one physician after another. then diff ferent ointments and liniments, gay 1t up altogether. So tried once more, and got bottle of Ballard Snow Liniment. which gave me alp9ost instant relief. I can cheerfsIiy recon mend 1t, and win add my name te your list of sufferers. Sold by Rine hart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
Prosuerous ,ea, TOT nanchinq-

Prosperous Iear TOT hanching-- That the loss among the range ca,tle will be less than one per cent, $ the belief of J. E. Kenney, ranchmau in the Sulphur Springs Valley. Mir. nen- Eey came up from the ranch thls morn ing and spent the day on business. He stated that cattle throughout the val ley were in the best shape they have been in the history of ranching there. He says that but few cattle were be- Ing marketed.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
MANAGER SERMONS HERE.
? sNs .-it Is of Routine Character
 Carrying No Significance.

-~-rl Manager Simmons of the N-T"stern arrived in the city yes
 terroon and will spend a part '@'7 ." the vicinitv of town in in- -~''~~ af work in the neighborhood
 - S~-~ops said last night that 10 N~~ l, ,~-lificance than that con-
 th routine work was connect n his visit at this time. Yes
 ho was over the line as far as ~eturning here in the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
Reported 1o.o-u l.. ;. Jones.

Reported toio-S. l.. ;. Jones. 4 miner. reportsd cS. erdG. mo. .--s about 800 Ihat n na4 Doea hei u. on the railroaI tIaC.. below the s.ae dump by three masAed neL who Ser ped in front of hlm rom a dark place ard ordered his hands up. .ne then searched hIm. kindIng noth.Hs of value, they told him to go his "ay He arrived n the cIty bally scare.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
FINISHING ON BREWERY.
ess and Water Companies Hurrying Their Operations to Completion.

The gas company has about fin shed its work on Brewery street. Manager GresIer said yesterday that he would possibly have all connec- ticns completed today.
 The water company will finish a couple of days or more behind the gas company. The eight day limit fixed by the council. however, has caused both companies to act under extreme hurry orders. The work of the gas company has been about on the same order as the late program it followed on Main street. while the water con- pany has added decidedly nsore speed.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
THREE REAsoNs

Why you should have your eyes fitted with glasses by Dr. Cassady: I guar antee my work to be perfect: an always here to make good" will charge you less than the travelling spectacle peddlerA Rooms 2 and 8 PostOffice bui3d1ng.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31

Police Court-Jack Duley was fined s10 this morning in police court for discharging firearms in the city of Pirtleville last Saturday. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Young Davis of Pirtleville. He paid his fine like a good fellow.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
sl.voh.er House Finished-M

CTS has just completed d sia house at Don Luis. IL is smai-. I- ing 6 capac.ty of but ten head -- and he expects to begin A.llins g few days. He is to establish whole sale meat market in Bisbee. Lowell and Don Luis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
aekurna to Duty

Returns to puty-Co..1 ton returns today 10 ms No. 1 after a couple oi d.. on private business matt a. ductor Skeeels has meanD Ot duty.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31

Had Leg Broken-Juan Franc es 4 Mexican employed at the s4nSit -t Douglas. was brought to the Caap I Queen Hospital last eyeG.- los nent. The man suffered leg and bad bruises yester l4 in an accident at the sinelteT.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
,man Back = Constable

Brought Woman Back - Constable Jack White was al Lou for the purpose of bril-.
 4. Jones, a colored VOL charged with thefts from the TO ai other coiored woman th The hearing will occur tOda !.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
In Meponald's Court

tn mCbondto Soofh - riHS pSoSO fisturbers were arr inSed before a. ds tice Mcdonald yesterday and e-'eA five days each on the chan sans. ~ae petit larceny case was also Droue ht to the attention of Jdsace aicDo alI. The case was couGnrei uat- :. o'clock tn mornin
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
BRlE
Wiring su,Ioins

expert electrician Ci = ih the city last ese- here to conclude CO.,
 the new Allen builulne,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31

Review Want Ads" bring results
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31
,RI
 oONAL 

|, of Kansas City, is city.
 San Francisco, arriv-
 for a few days bus here from St. Louis # Fl Paso, Is visiting rank Wheaton arriv. he yesterday and will home.
 ger and little daugh- Douglas after spend
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31

 33s
 Hall left yesterday yester- sh1rt trip to the coast. els was business visitor yesterday from Nsco. He one last night.
 nney, rsnchman in the Sul- ars Valley. arrived here yes rniDg and spent the day 9-s, of the Kinney Brothers ge returned home yester- ~g.
 ira and Clara Green have . weeks visit with friends Tes in Tucson.
 -' s expected to return from he c ty of Mexico the first of week.
 ter. of Albuquerque, Is here Nusi 1ess.
 rton is here from Caranea business.
 Yrs. Ed Browning and Mir. Teoree Heaton are here e "reek to make their cer, of Jerome, is spending = io B sbee on mining busi- es Aid of the M. E. church at .. IT. next Thursday con at the home of Mrs. chard in Tombstone canyon, lrlf andancp is 4eSireo
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
COUNTY COMMIS.
SIONERS IN SESSION
As Board Of Equalizaton--Action On
Increases of Assess
rnents.

The Board of County Commission ers
met in the Office of Probate Clerk Mar
cos Castillo at the court house at 10
o'clock Monday morning, Chairman
Arthur Seligman presiding. Commits
sioners A. l.. Kendall and j. |. Roy
bal were also present. Accounts fol-
the quarter ending June 80, 1906, were
presented, audited and ordered pail.
Much business was also transacted by
the board as a board OF equalization
in the matter of appeals from raises
of assessment filed by the property
owners.
The board met Tuesday morning,
pusuant to adjournment, as a board OF
equalization, the members being nres
ent as on the day previous. The day
was devoted to hearing complaints on
raises made in assessments. A NUN.
ber of adjustments were made to the
satisfaction of the property holders.
Yesterday being the Fourth of iuly,
and a legal holiday, there was nc
meeting OF the board.
The commissioners met at 10 O'CLOCK
this morning, Chairman Seligman pre-
siding. Commissioner A. l.. Kendall
was present and Commissioner J. J..
Roybal was absent. The days session
was devoted to hearing appeals OF as
sessments of taxable property. 1t is
probable that the tax levy for Santa
Fe County for the fiscal year will be
made tomorrow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
INVESTING IN
NEW MEXICO MINES
Joplin Missouri Parties Buy Large
Tract of Mineral
Land.

According to the Joplin, Missouri,
Daily Globe, ]. Cheatle, DR.. G. G. Cum
mings and others of that city have
just completed a deal in southern
New Mexico whereby they have come
into control of $40 acres of fine min.
eral lands, showing heavy deposits of
lead, copper, silver and gold. The
land Is at present % miles from a rail-
way, but line is being built into the
territory, and will be completed by
Christmas of this year.
Some specimens Of ore taken from
the mines there have been brought to
Joplin, and it is said to be exceeding
ly rich. The lead specimens are diff,
ferent in appearances from the lead
product Of this district, and weigh
considerably more than the Missouri
product
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
RATION CITIZENS
FIGHT FOR WATER
Alleee Company Wont Clean Reser'
vor and Supply Is Filthy--For
City Ownership

Ration, n. NJ, July 5.-The >arbi.
trary action of the Ration Water
Works Company in raising the water
schedules of the city TO double the
amount previously charged, which IS
the maximum allowed by the fran
chise, has resulted in fight between
the company and the city government
and citizens. AT meeting of the
city council held Tuesday night the
company was fined $1,000 for furnish
ing the city with impure and unwhol-
some water, and the council threaten
ed to revoke the company's franchise
A mass meeting of citizens was held
Tuesday afternoon in the rooms Of
the Commercial Club and q committee
was appointed to wait upon the city
council which met that night. The
session of the council, which lasted
until / O'Clock yesterday morning, re.
solved itself into an indignation meet.
ing.
The water company has q fine sup.
ply of water from the Sugarite River,
but it is said that the reservoir which
Is not cemented, has not been cleaned
since 1892. As a result the water Is
filthy and i'll smelling
Many citizens have refused to pay
their water rent and will not permit
the company to shut off their water.
1t is thought probable that the fight
will result in the city taking over the
water plant.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
$4,000 SUBSCRIP-
TION SECURED
To Bonds OF the EIks Corporation
Promoter Clark Sure Of Success
of Enterprise.

H. ID. Clark, the promoter and in
charge of the construction of the
Elks Theater and Club Rooms is feel
ing considerably encouraged and now
sees his way clear to announce the
final success of the venture. Today
he completed subscription list for
bonds of the Elks' corporation, which
is the official body owning the prop
erty, to the amount OF 100000. Every
subscriber is reliable and viii redeem
his pledge to take the bonds and pay
for them when presented The sub
scription of $4,000 indicates that the
remainder of the bonds will be placed
and that at an early date. 1t is un-
derstood that there are several par.
ties who have indicated their inten-
tions to invest as soon as the first
$4,000 in bonds was subscribed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
HUBBELL VS.. ARMIJO.
Title to the Office Of Sheriff Of Ber-
naliIlo County at
Issue.

In the district court for the second
judicial district for Bernalillo County,
petition has been filed on behalf OF
Thomas s. Hubbell, former sheriff OF
the said county, asking that Perfecto
Armijo, sheriff Of the county, show
cause why writ Of quo warranto
should not be filed against him. Hub
bell claims that Armmijo is a usurper
In the Office of the sheriff of the said
county. The petition was brought in
the name Of the Territory, the Attor-
ney General allowing his name to be
used on behalf of the petitioner. The
paper filed by the Attorney General
reads:
Nov comes w. G. Reid, Attorney
General of the Territory of New Mex.
'd presents to the court the aft
davit Of w. B. Childers on behalf OF
relator Thomas s. Hubbell charging
that one Perfecto Armijo has usurp
ed and is still usurping the Office of
sheriff Of Bernalillo County to which
said Office Thomas S. Hubbell was
duly elected and qualified and is enti
tied to the possession thereof and to
discharge the duties thereof and to
receive the fees and emoluments
thereto belonging; and moves the
court for rule upon the said Perfecto
Armijo to show cause on a day fixed
by the court why an information in
the nature Of quo warranto should not
be filed against him for usurping said
office. NJ
w. 6. REID,
Attorney General of the Territory OF
New Mexico,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
HOMESTEADER DIES
AT SANITARIUM
Miss Nora Armstrong, OF Arkansas
City. Kansas, Suddenly Sue.
cuHbs Last Niqht.

Believing that she had so far re-
gained her health as to be able TO
stand the rough life Of homesteader,
Miss Nora Armstrong healthseeker,
several months ago, staked out claim
in the Estancia Valley, lived on it
until Tuesday, when she came to the
st. Vincent's Hospital here. At mid
night last night, she died suddenly
Her brother, ]. d. Armstrong, Of Ar
kansas City, her former home, is now
Ell route to Santa Re. The body OF
the dead girl was removed from fhe
Sanitarium to Wagner's undertaking
apartments, where 1t was embalmed
for shipment east.
Miss Armstrong came to Santa Fe
last fall and spent the winter at Sun
mount Tent City. She had many
friends among the healthseekers at
that resort during the time she lived
there.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
BRIDGE ACROSS
SAPELLO RIVER
Ordered Built BY Commissioners OF
San Miguel County--Road to
Mora TO Be improved

A committee OF the Commercial
Club presented a petition to the board
of county commissioners of San MI
guel County Monday morning praying
that a substantial bridge be construct
cd on the Mora road, across the Sa-
pello River north of this city. says the
Las Vegas Optic. The petition bore
the names of five hundred taxpayers
who reside in Rociada, Sibley and In
Las Vegas. After short consideration
the three large hills between Las
tition by voting unanimously to build
the much needed bridge. Bids will be
advertised Immediately and the con-
struction will begin next month, as
soon as allowable by law
The commissioners ordered the
bridge constructed with the under
standing that the Commercial CluD
would raise money enough through
the merchants Of the city to pay for
the work of reducing the grades OF
the three large hills between Las
Vegas and the river, thus insurlng a
good road after a crossing had been
provided
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
INCENDIARlSM AT ROY.
ATTEMPT to Set the Floersheim Mer
camille Company on
Fire.

A nagrant attempt at incendiarism
was fortunately discovered before
much damage was done at Roy, Mora
County, a few days ago. Railroad
Agent R. A. Shearer on last Sunday
evening, before closing up the Dawson
Railway station, noticed strong light
in the rear of the store Of the FlOers.
helm Mercantile Company and inves.
tigated, taking with him A. S. Bush.
kevitz and John Tasharski. They
found bundle of mattresses, soaked
with coal oil, blazing fiercely and were
none too early to night he flames,
which, had they not been discovered
in time, would probably have destroy
ed the entire settlement as hign
wind was blowing at the time. The
fire was near the storage place OF
oils.