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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
SENATOR SM00T WILL
SPEAK IN HIS OWN BEHALF
special to the "News.'9

Washington. d. G., Dec. A.-senato
smoors case viii probably not agai
col.c 40 u the senate until after tn
No. DAY rcseSs, Tie senator himsel
WHO viii remain here during the &c
cess. Will address the senate I'm his ow
behalf Many senator's nave espresso,
leslre to hear him, and In conse
qucnce he has determined to speak 4
support OF .he contention that he Is en-
ti,ied to continue TO occupy his sea
in The senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
PAWN SHOP ROBBED.

Omaha Dec 1i-Three men today en-.
tered the pawnshop Of Joseph Sonnenberg
AZ 1895 Douglas street, bound and gagged
the proprietor. Mike Morrissey, is clerk
and a customer named Frank Swan, and
filling a suitcase with diamonds and Jew
elry escaped. As they went out OF the al
ley, Samuel Gross, a fireman, tried to
stop them and an exchange OF shots fol.
lowed, Later one Of the robbers giving
his name as Ed Elliott of Denver was
captured by the police and mart Of the
plumber recovered The pawnbroker re-
ports his loss at about $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
M0T0RMAN TAINTED.
Car Jumped Track aud Fourteen Peo-
pie Injured.

Les Angeles. Cal. Dec. ii.--Accortiing
TO the explanations of employees Of the
company, the street car accident on the
geles railway at Washington and Figuc-
roa streets at midnight lost night IN
which a car Jumped the track on a curve
and turned completely over injurlng n
out Of p passengers WAS the result Of
REGULAR cause. II Is stated that Motor
man Lamott suddenly tainted az HIS
rsst. and his body failing forward struck
the controller and threw on full power
just as the car reached the curve, The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

sents an increase OF Is vessels oVV
the present fiscal year
Special attention Is called TO the pa
terles OF the Iowa Brooklyn and 9th
vessels and Admiral Mason says th
unless they are equipped With mode
guns. mounts and sights they can g
lor ger be considered efficient vesse
and Mt for service.
on the suDJe-, u armor, II Is state
that the standard Of quality requlr
by the burcau is still met In a most So
isfac,0ry manner, while experimeh
with high explosives such as burstli
charges for shells, have progressed q
enough 70 justify the expectation tn
s.ch an explosive can be adopted r
tho near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

as amended by the senate committee
T',n condiments provide that any sur
yiyor of the Civil war who has serve
has naen honorably dis
charged and who shall have reache
the axe OF g. years shalt receive pen
sion OF Si2 month, to be increased I
sl5 a month when he shall ha'
re,cred the age OF 70 years. and to 5
a month after he has reached the az
of rs years.
II Is estimated that an addition
anrr1~riat'nn Of sl0,T4400 annual
would be required to pay the increas
rate provided by the bill to the soldie
now on the pension roll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
A BUTTE TRAGEDY.

lttc, Mont, Dec. l5May Kelly, an
ate Of the underworld. was found
d IN her rooms early today, aud be-
her, dying OF wound IN his tenn
lay jchn Van Ness, a y atlonary en-
or late " Superior wis, Tho man
! nos talk and cannot live long, It
pgOhahle that murder and suicide was
q although who fred the first shot
sGt known. a revolver with two empty
lnbers, was found near the bodies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

ar lurohcd forward. bounded from the
atter The injuries TO passengers con.
ted II cuts and bruises. with the ex-
pllOn Of Mrs jos. Russell OF 2iel Mag
la avenue who sustained broken
N, sever decorations and possible inter-
ID INJURIES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
BURNHAM NOT SENTENCED

New York, Dec. 1.-THE imposition OF
sentence upon George Burnham, Jr., pres
ident Of the Mutual Reserve Life lnsur-
ance company, who was convicted Of
grand larceny Of the .'cmpany's funds a
few days ago was POSTPONED today until
Monday. Justice Greenbaum said he
wanted TO consider legal question In
the case before passing sentence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
GREEN CONSOLIDATED
COPPER CO. CONTROL

New York, Dec. Hit was reported In
Wall street today that control OF ths
been purchased by interests representing
the Butte Coalition company of Montana
and that control OF the Cananea Central
another Green property, had been acquired
by the Amalgamated Copper company
Formal announcement of these changes,
II was said, probably will be made later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

One of the noticeable things about
ne local real estate situation Is the
charitable sucess achieved by the
cw firm OF Stowe & Palmer. AL
Rough this firm has been in existence
little less that month. II already
'epresents property aggregating In
alue close to 100000 and its
fees in suite 2l4 Herald building have
resented busy scene ever since
hey were opened. 1t has the agency
or a large amount OF downtown prop
rty as well as for houses that can be
fought for cash or on the installment
Jlan. for vacant property, other kinds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
LUTHER BEARSKIN.
Banuock Indian Who Killed Two Pco-
pie Captured.

P0catei,n Ida, Dec. l4.-Luther Bear
skin. the Bannock Indian who on Tues
day murdered Frank Ramsey and Mrs.
Charley 1ngataur, two other Indians, on
Bannock creek, 20 miles west Of here.
and escaped on horseback 10 the south,
was captured at noon today at Malad
by Town Marshal Henry w. Evans. and
will be brought to this city tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
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louth and penetrate the mInut-
ST CrevIces Of the teeth, nell
aIizing and removing mouth
oids, antisepticising and clean
ng the entire tooth structure.
Its fragrance is delicious and
sting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
NERAL SERVICE PENSIONS.

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Me-
inber. chairman Of the committee
peneions Is planning to press for
rly consideration by the senate
Q house general service pension bill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18

Copper is King. and Arizona Is tae capital of His Royal Highness.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
AN IMPORTANT CHAPTER IN FRENCH HISTORY

For the past few days history has been making In France. and now tha: the crisis has been passed and there 1as been no blood shed the govern men doubtless breathes free-.
 The passing of the crisis finds the government completely in command of the situation. The ancient relations of the church ard state have been severed. the secretary of the papal uunciature has been expelled from the country and in order to worship at all publicly in the future the churchrnen have to submit to inventories of prop erty and to make certa,n caEageueuts with the government. all or which have been of an embarrassing nature 10 the vatican and tae E'renca church. men.
 It is difficult for an American with ais advanced ideas of democracy. which separates. absolutely. religion rom the government and which pro- rides for public worship ia whatso- sver manner person chooses, to realize just the situation in France. One must remember. 10 appreciate the situation from the Catholic stand point. that the church and state have
 been a unity in France sor centuries. These relations have come down to 'he present churchmen from time Aonored past and to suddenly break 'hSm and on top of that make such conditions as are almost unhearable io the pride and self-respect Of the eilurch votary, constitutes a chance n existing conditions that is nothing snort of revolutionary in its effect. Just how difficult has it been for the churchmen to submit to 1t is evi- denced by the fact that Europe has feared as the ultimate result holy war.
 But. notwithstanding their acute objection to the policy of the govern ment, they have had to bow to might The separation policy was long ago announced and the French chamber has overwhelmingly supported the cabinet, a fact that would indicate
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
ARIZONA TUESDAY oH DECEMBER leo6

vss part of tho iassea seheme.
 E $ 10 weapazeut fan tho Cole esowd went inte the cananaa district
 n . parrose ia psew from tae first, tae riaas of the Greene Consolidated cnlve, compsny and the fcraistlon of cne of the grea;est cupaeI mining
 4nies :a the world
 The Cole and isyan interests nos conteoi copper comp psnses b tns Unit ea States and Mexico havins market T-l,asicn q a cra;ter of . hliIscn dol lars. It need not be expected that this new copper king wi,l be satisfied yet. No doutt plans are already on foct for the acquiring of new proper Hes and the consolidation of other aoppaniss until the coie-Ryan inter ests absolutely control the copper min ing industry of the United States.
 up to date Thos. F. Cole ana his as zeclstes have wonderful record in the copper mining world. The 'enormous rotations engineered by this crowd are essi5eua-payera. They are mines in the true sense of the word. aad the coaadepce of the general pub. lie in their orSanizasiaas j. unlimited. The c7prer nsiring business is attrae,- ing more attention ia tho wialng world today than env ether industry. Tho iemand fer Ire brown metal is great CT than the supply. and at the head ca this great industry is a Tom Coie who seems possessed of an ualimited capacity for big copper deals.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18

t-c E 41e tt oz 1s e4ecto- zese T France.
 The aosssn c the geFevanent or FraLeo 10 mag ncw cs.urcamen may feel about @ s aaotzer ifemen- dops victory cf iie Asnarratie form Of gcgerument spa nay Gave far reaching ef1ee. .ssss policy of the government in savering the relations of the church was hfousat about by inc constant miaglhs rf the church in politics. The goserament argued that so long as the state contributed to the support of the church and in return therefor had a voice in the ap- polntment of bishop there vas noth- ing to keep the church out of politics. The government alzo coatended that the church was maliciously active in it's hostility to republican form of government. For tsess reasons and others the government took the sit uation in hand and sholishea the an cient relatiors. Extremely e-nbarras- ing situations for men wro arc de- vout Catholics and at tie game time ratricfic Frenchnen hsve arlsen. Some have bitterly criticized the state and others have said tlas vhife they ere cathclics tAeg ~rs rrenc.nea first.
 II is in every respect ? delicate matter and ono which has ~eur;rsd de- terminaticn cn the raFt CT the govern rnert and restratut and forhearance on the rar. of the Catholics 10 handle. Tut when it is ali over. when tho own e-ship of aii the properties h7s been adiudica.ed and the church stands out on its own bottom. as docs the state, it will be better for all concerned. It's another blow for re.iieyalism and another victory for democracy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
THE SEWER paoposlTioN

CAIN pSthsEc.
 5ust wh$a essrvene in r'esee wes sx2ectirs t see tte 1set fis on fhe csnst tica e the eshe Npnicipal se~e- ssstem. csncs the enuonncsnent frcn sae soai si'oe uass of chicseo. to whom vas yefersi ea tho question of tho ieSality Of the bonds. that the election hs;sl aatao-sz ing shc bond issue WIS i'le
 The bend attorns, s of ch.eseo base ther opision. priwsrily, upoa the fsct sh@t tvo-;hiras of ths iaxpayeTs of Bishce. Sho were eusllGes eiectcys al tie tire Of the bond election. failed to vote n the attractive They nave heid that t is necessary. in a city where shere are eao eua.ife1 electors sna taxpaters. that 40o Of his mum her csst their vote in favor of the Lend issue hsfcre it is legal; that a f3i,H1e b vote upon the part Of any such cuslfosd eioetor and taxpaye- is the same as vote sgainst the prol > siiia-.
 Tcerr are seserli other minor rca- sors siyca p hy theshonas were issued illes>;ly. hut the atta~neys base their main obieetiun for the reascu above recitea.
 At the tin,e the bond elecficn was held in Bisbee two thirds of inc odai.. fed voters. WHO VOTED. csst their ballots in favor cf the bond issue. ani Judge Sloan. of this territory. has held that this two-thirds is all that is necessary to authorize the issuance of bonds for municipal sewer or water systems. Notwithstanding this decis ion by Judge Sloan. with Justices Street aud Doan concurring. the Ch,- cago bond expert attorneys have plac- ed their stamp of disapproval upon the Bisbee sewer bonds. and natural ly the banks are not eager to put up the guaranteed eighty thousand dol lars for their purchase until they are positive that there will be no legal complications following.
 The situation is this, In a nutshell: The banks referred the legality of the Bisbee sewer bonds to their eastern attorneys for decision. The attor neys have advised the banks not to accept the bonds. as they were not authorized in legal manner. Tn all probability, the banks will abide by the advice of their attorneys, or refer the bonds for second time to other attorneys. whose opinion on bond mat ters can not be questioned.
 We are inclined to the opinion that the Chicago attorneys have taken snap judgment on the Bisbee bonds. and it would be well to have them submitted at the earliest date to other bond at torneys before taking any further steps in the matter
 Bisbee intends to have a sewer. and the sooner we ascertain just what is necessary to do in order to obtain the endorsement Of the expert bond law yeTs of the country, the sooner We will be in reach of the desired end.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
IN ALL WALKS oE LIFE.
Herpieiae ls Used to Cure Dandruft

E. II. Lyon, New York. N. r.. says; q am very fond of Herpicide and en'
 joy using it. It is refreshing. Dr. I. H. Bush. Toledo. Ohio. writes: "Newbro's Herpicide has given better satisfaction than anything I have ever used
 Mrs. Borkey, of Chadron. Neb., says of Herpicide: Tt cleaned my head of dandrun and
 stopped my hair from falling out. It is the best remedy for dandruh l ever used, and I have used a great many. R. s. Coleman. Ann Arbor. Mich. says: q have used two bottles of Herpi- eide and derived benefit therefrom. Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c in stamps for sample to The Her2icide Co.,. Detroit. Mich. eiseEE DRUG CO., Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18

Tn providing for fines for Teaaters t niigst he q good idea to ax 2 slid lng scrle of a very elastic nature. fcl instance make the fine fer reoa'iaa on amount equivalent to the reaates Tnat would have the eIeet of abro gating the benefits of a rehate. and where relating is done t is usually a miliiondoila- proposition ia a short timc
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
TOM COLES WONDERFUL DIGESTIVE ORGANS.

Tom Cole has just swalio.ed anoth- CT mammoth copper proposition which. n importance and capitalization. is next only to the Amalganated On the market 1t is rathed at about one fourth of all his other interests, in- cluding North Butte, Calumet 6 Ari- zona, Superior & Pittsburg. Keweenaw and other lesser lights.
 Before this latest acquisition the Coie Ryan properties were selling or the market for approximately sss.00o.- GOO. and the new Greene-Cananea com pany should add another sixty or sev snty.fve millions.
 As usual the big deal was kept quiet until all the strings had been pulled together. ". C. Greene dropped com pletely out of sight in New York City for two days. At his office no one knew where the president Of the con. pany was. and just few days before the announcement, in an interview in Boston, the Colonel was quoted as saying that Thos. F. Cole and John L. Ryan did not own e single share of Greene Consolidated copper. Then came the flash over the wires on Mon. day that Greene Consolidated Coppe- Company was no more. that Col w. c. Greene had stepped aside as president. and in his place stood Tom Cole at the head of the new Greene. cananea company with market value Of s7s. .ooo. 900.
 The only intimation of this stupen. dous copper consolidation was the phc. nomenai rise in Cananea Central
 tock. The United States Investor commenting upon the rapid advance of Cananea Central. said a few days ago:
 ~An advance from szs to $40.1-21l inside of seven days on new develop snents or news of importance looks very much like an inside move for a purpose Insiders may know of good news which has not yet been made public"
 The good news" hintcd at by ths Investor is now an accomplished dea: and as shrewd copper trader Ton Cole is another David Harum with all the trimrrings.
 It is very evident that the insiders did know Of some good news. and tht
 good news has transpired to be the consolidation, with Cananea Central getting the big end of the deal. orc and tvo-shird shares Of the new stocs fer one. whezeas 2rcene was content
 with one and one.half shares. Adsices
 from New York yesterday were to tn.
 effect that the 200 900 shares of Cana
 nea Central. which was in possession
 of the Greene Con. Copper company
 had been sold to Thos. Cole and Johz
 D. Ryan for s2o.oo per share. or $4 900, 00c This sale was authorized z' a
 meeting of the directors of the creen'
 Con- Copper company, and no doub
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
JUSTICE COURT EXPENSES EVER INCREASING BURDEN.

The report published in the Review of Sunday morning, compiled by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. for the fiscal year ending October 3l. 190C, shows that the Constables and Justices of the Peace of this county received in fees for this year s37, 255.I7. Not included in this item are the fees due the Justices of the Peace and Constables of Bisbee precinct for three quarters, which would swell the amount to approximately fifty thou sand dollars. The Constables an1 Justices of Bisbse have not been paid for the reason that their fee bills have been in the courts during this time. but decision rendered short time ago by Judge Campbell. of Pima ceun- ty, has decided the cases in favor Of the officers.
 The fault does not lie with the peace officers. They have been legally en- titled to every dollar for which they have made demand, but it is apparen, to all that the Justice and Constable fee bill. as applied to cities having the population of Bisbee and Douglas. is outrageously high. and is an impo- sition upon the taxpayers of the coul- ty, who must foot the bills-s3s, 900 last year and $5o.o0 this year, with a probability of the figure reaching sixty thousand dollars per annum next year. unless the legislature affords the tax payers some relief.
 The fee system of paying peace off cers, or any other public officers, has been abolished in many places. and always to the credit of the county. At one ti-.e the County Fees-snrs of this Ts--Ifory were paid up5a fee bssie 5at tnis sas dsseun;s s1ae1 ago, the Recorder pad
 the fees turned into the ceuns5 Fss ury with the result slsn tbe
 Recorders office in this eenn be sides paying the salary ef de Hess4s : CT. helps to pay off other sa.ar 1i cials.
 Justices of the Peace and Coista- bies in cities having . population of 5000 should be placed on a salary basis and the fees from all sources turned into the county treasury. Ir Bisbee, Constables and Justices have made as high as s60e0 and more per annum, and it is reasonable to pre- sume that the people could find equal ly competent officers at a salary oi e2,6G0.0o per snnum.
 Why should the people pay the;I public servant, exorbitant saisr;es fol the performance of the duties of 2 public official We believe thc, should receive a fair salary, evsa 1T excess of what they could earn al other occupations. but the tiase fo' fattening public officials to the tsus of six or seven thousand dollars pel sanum Is passed. and the sooner tht legislature affords some relief in thii direction the better 1t will be for al concerned. with the excepusa Of ;h' officeholder.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18

The Supreme Court of the Territory has already held that the bond cleo ton in Bisbee, copied after similar proceedings in Flagstaff and Prescott is legal. It is difficult to imagine how the Chicago "expert" arrived al the conclusion that the Supreme Court of Arizona has no right to construe an act of Congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
Gain for month of October.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

County of Cochise. sa-
 I. N. A Pate, son. circulation mana. ger of the Bisbee Daily Review do solemaiy swear that the above state rent gives the actual and t.ona fide ciculation of the daily editions of the B.skee Daily Review for the month of Sept, 1906. and that from the state ment all spoiled and left over papers have been deduned.
 N. A. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
NOTICE

A reward of $500 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and con nsiction af the parties stealing The Review from subscribers
 THE BlSBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18

The Review believes that City At torney Merritt is correct in contend ing that the election proceedings in Bisbee on the occasion of the bond
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18

The slsbee Daily Review siil he mailed aron reosest to subscribers se=vins tsse city during the summer months. Changes Of address ~iii b- made as frequently as dessred: no tices os ssioss change should give both the old src cee addresses
 CIRCULATION STATEMENT. OCT.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18

election were legal and proper. ane that the "expert hond lawyers of Chi cago are woefully ignorant of the law in this territory
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-07-07

SUMMONS.
State of Minnesota County OF flennepm
District Court, Fourth Judicial District.
Nels \. Oster, Sam a. Oster, Albert Oster
and Henry Larson, partners IN basls
ness under the name 81, ana style OF
James S. Reeder. Oscar A1ellin Dewitt
Nelson, and Clara c. Nelson, his Wife,
The State of Minnesota to the above
named Defendants:
YOU and each of you, are hereby ely sum
p1ont Of a the se1 plantff in the above en-
Titled action which said complaint has
been filed with the clerk of said court
and is now on file with him In his office
of Minneapolis, said county and state.
and to file your answer to said complaint
with said clerk within twenty 600 days
You. exclusive Of the day Of such se ~
said complaint within the time afore-
f sd ba rsff G N aBgy h te tine
You will further tax notice that the
above entitled action is brought to fore
close mechanics lien in the sum OF
said county described as the south nine
(9) feet front and rear of lot twenty-five
1929 and the north thirty-one (SD feet
front and rear Of lot twenty.one (s1) in
claimed for material furnished. consist
tractor who was employed by the owners
Of said real estate to paint the dwelling
house erected thereon. And you are
ment is sought or personal claim made
against YOU or either of you, except as
against the defendant Oscar Mellin.
a. B. DARELIUS.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
N. Y Life Bldg.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Residence: 1909 18th Ave. S., Minnc-
apolis MINI.