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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
B|SbEE BONDSMAN IS0FF BOND OF MRS LAMB
 ALLEGED MURDERESS
E. A. Toyrea Finds Douglas Sentiment Too Strongly
 Against His Action,

E. A. Tovrea, one of the original tondsmen on the bond of Mrs. Fife Lamb, charged with the killing of William Barnes aI Douglas early in July. has withdrawn from the bond.
 The new bond submitted to the dis trict court at Tombstone yesterday was accepted and has for sureties s. K Williams, Dr. c. L. Edmundson, Benry Manz and J. L. Boston, all Bis bee men.
 Tovrea several days ago expressed a desire to be released from the Lamb bond, but there was some doubt ex- pressed as to whether his wish would be concurTed in by the court. This vas set at rest yesterday when Judge Dean accepted the new bondsmen, thus closing the incident.
 Tovrea gives as his reason for wanting to be released as a surety on the bond of Mrs Lamb that sentiment was too strong against him in Doug las. where he conducts a mercantile establishment.
 Mrs. Lamb was released on July , fiom the county jail on the bond fur rished at that time and on which were E. A. Tovrea and J l.. Boston. The new bond being accepted, Mrs. Lamb will enjoy her freedom until her case comes up before the fall term of court at Tombstone.
 The bond files yesterday Is for the same amount as the original bond. and is in the sum of s5000. Dr. Ednlnnu. son, Henry Manz and s. K William. son qualifying in the place of Tov-aa
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
NEW MEXICO PAPER IS AGAINST JOINT
 STATEHOOD
THE CAMPAIGN BEING WAGED BY THE OUTLOOK OF WHITE
 OAKS.

Lee H. Rudislile. editor of the Out look. of White Oaks, New Mexico, is making a vigorous campaign against joint statehood taunting the jointists in that territory fickleness and prov ing to them that they are in pursuit of false god. Under the head of No Reason to Flop" the Outlook re- gently said:
 There was no argument ever pro. duced by any of the territorial papers during the past decade in favor of sin. gle statehood for New Mexico that does not hold good at the present time. notwithstanding the late passage by congress of the joint statehood bill.
 There is no more reason for sub hitting to the contumely, the abuse and the outrage heaped upon us by an oligarchy of eastern senators and representatives now. than there was at the time Delegate B. s. Rodey. or his predecessors for that matter, made their strenuous fight for the integ- rity of New Mexico, and the right of the people to govern themselves. with out any antagopistic alliances. To tamely submit now. when this unjust and obnoxious measure is up to the people, looks like an act of cowardice -the abandonment of a great prin. ciple for a mere temporizing expedi. ent. The mortgaging of the future for a mess of slaughterhouse pottage.
 This talk of New Mexico being de- nied q further hearing for one or two decades to come is the veriest tommy. rot. With the strides she is now mak. ing in all lines of industry, there is not the slightest danger that she will not he admitted as soon as she is fairly ready to be taken into the gclaxy of the union; and she will then not become a beggar, neither will she come as the tail end of a pitiful make shift, a subterfuge, the creature of juggle; but will come in her owT right, clothed in her sunshine and power and demand admission, and she will pct ask in vain,
 Speaker Sannon and Hamilton and Aldrich and Beveridge and others who mistake narrow prejudice for states manship will drop out of active Ecli tical life and their places will be filled by men of more enlightened and lib eral views, for
 -IhTQugh all the ages one unceas.
 ing purpose runs,
 And the thoughts of men will broaden
 with the process of the suns"
 There is yet much hope for New Mexico In the defeat of this iniquitous Iclnt statehood measure"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
BANTAM HEN ARRoeATES
 MALE PRERCGATWE

NEW YORK, July llS-Le Roy Zeub Ter, of Glen Ridge, N, J.. is the posses sor of a growing hen. The fowl, which is of the bantam species, crows exact ly like a rooster, and seems proud O the fact. For time Zuebler thought that a strange rooster had got among the flock. He looked several times and counted his chickens, but the number always remained the same. The growing continued, and then Zeubler kept watch and found that the banta mhen was doing it Siacc then she has become the mother of nine chicks, and she celebrated the event by growing Justify.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
Does Your Coffee
 Agree With YA

We say your coffee, because there are so many different kinds and com binations, and not all persons can drink the same kind.
 For some 1t may be too strong, for others too acid; for others too oily, and for still others it may be too heavy. n$v,sa
 These are the reasons that some oth- erwise intelligent persons suffer from drinking their favorite beverage. You need not suffer any longer If you will allow us to suggest a blending that will agree with you, for all that expert ence in selecting, skill in blending and care in roasting can do, are put forth in our blends, because they are com binatiop of the most delicious coffee berries obtainable, and roasted in our own plant.
 Teas, Coffees. Spices. nxtracts Bae ing Powders. Cocoas and Chocolates. National Tea and Coffee Co.
 Phone s5a Allen Block
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
Saturday. July IS, 1906.

Saturday, July 15, 1906.
 A summary of the copper share market for the past week exhibits a loss in the prices of all but very small portion of the curbs listed on our boards. While there has been no small amount of activity for the most part of the week from the head of the list to the bottom the curb stocks have declined. For the greater number the de- chimes shown are not large. and besides most of the stocks have held quite firm in all of the dealing, which indicates that 1t requires but the overcoming of the present summer dullness to revive conditions and send prices upward. All of the shares on the list are excep- tional buys at present figures and should be picked up. This has been our advice since the slump began, and 1t will take but a period of four or five weeks to prove that you will make handsomely by buying in now. Below We give the aver age closing figures of last week as well as the average closing a l-n
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
BISBtE BASEBALL TEAM !. C0NS0L|DATES WITH
 LOWELL REMNANTS
Warren District Now Has Team Equal of Any in Territory
 and Seeks Games.

What is left of the Bisbee baseball team, recently forced to disband on account of the departure of several of its players from the city, has consoli. dated with the remnants of the Lowell aggregation, and the new team of ball tossers Is in the market for games.
 Some time ago the Review suggest, ed such an arrangement at a time when the two teams were wrangling as to their respective abilities as bs[ players. It was a foregone conclu- sion that both could not survive the season, the fans of Bisbee and vicini- ty being scarcely large enough in numbers to support one team well.
 The consolidation was brought about by the departure from both localities of some of the best material.
 Big Bill Lang. who was easily the find of the season for Bisbee, went to Globe more than a week ago. Daw- son and several others were nos avail able. Almost the same conditions prevailed at Lowell, leaving that team in sadly crippled condition.
 The new aggregation has among its members some of the best men of both teams, men who have played re- liable, steady game throughout the season, and should put up a stronger game than either Lowell or Bisbee ever did.
 A game which had been arranged with Fl Paso for today had to be post poned on account ofthe uncertainty of the weather. In place of Bisbee the consildated Clifton-Morenci team will be seen in the Pass City today, with Bisbee possible drawing card in the near future.
 Negotiations are pending with out side teams for games to be played here in the latter part of the season, and the game bids fair to be revived in better shape than when the season opened. ...
 1t will be the endeavor of the new Bisbee team to secure gameI with the strong Clifton Morenci team and the new Globe organization, which latter is said to the stronger of the two since Lang, Dawson, Ford and the for mer Morenci battery have been se- cured for the Graham county copper camp.
 If possible schedule of games will be arranged with these games n a league. thus assuring the fais of ecCd baseball after the Hull in the game has quickened their desire for more Sf baseball. 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
JUSTICES PEACE APPEAL FROM
 DECISION
Cases of Cochise County Con- stables Go to Pima County on Change of Venue Grant, ed Yesterday.

A special from Tombstone to ths Review last night says that Judge Doan has handed down his formal de c;sion in the cases of Justices of the Peace W. c. Mcdonald of Douglas and Owen E. Murphy of Bisbee.
 The decision of the court awards tc the plaintiff justices an amount on their bill for fees that is materially in excess of what was allowed by the board of supervisors. but does not by any means allow the bills as presented by the justices in their original amounts.
 An appeal from the decision of the district court will be taken by the jus. tices, taking the matter before the su- preme court of the territory.
 While the decision of the court e mes as mere formality, he having passed upon the different items of the bills of Murphy and Mcdonald. it has been watched for with interest by those most interested in the outcome of the cases, as well as by the legal fraternity.
 The suits against the county by these justices is the outcome of action taken by the board of supervisors, act ing upon the advice of the district at torney, who claimed that a technical ity in the wording of some of he com plaints took them out of the juris- diction of the territorial statutes and thus released the county from pay ment of the fees claimed by the jus tees.
 The cases were tried at sdifferent times during the past two weeks and caused widespread interest for the req son that the decisions of the court p.aterially affected the custom in usage throughout the territory in jus tice courts.
 | g..e Appeal is taken or point of law, it DeIng contended by the appel arts that the court did not conf1ne himself to the statutes in rendering his decision.
 | Yesterday Constabies Doyle and White, both Bisbee officers, through their attorneys. moved for change of venue. owing to the action taken 1n the justice cases. They are also cut in their bills to the county for serv- ice of writs, the board of supervisors refusing to pay them on such cases as were thrown out of the justice ac- counts.
 The change of venue was granted by the court without resorting 70 ar gument, the cases of White ard Doyle geing to Pima county, wh"-9 -'ey will be tried before Judge J-'' npbell,
 In the justice cases here is more than likely that one cther case will come up, that of Justice c. A. Me Donald of Bisbee. He is waiting the action of the board of supervisors on his report for the last quarter ending June 90. Should the county refuse to pay his bill in fuli Mcdonald will bring suit against it through his at, torreys
 The Shropshire case, that of a Doug las constable for fees. and similar to the cases of White and Doyle, has not been brought up as yet. It is thought that Shropshire, like Justice McDon aid, is awaiting the action of the board of supervisors for his last quarterly report.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15

The court room of Justice Mcdonald was about the most quiet place .n Bis. bee yesterday, the habitual drunk not being in evidence very strongly. There were, however, two transgres sors of the Jaw a,Ic morals of the com munity, a Mexican and American who had been arrested for being drunk and disorderly. Both were sentenced to serve five days in the city baEtile.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
RICH PIcAcHo STRIKE.
S5ooo Streak Reported Found in Clan.
 cy's Mine Near Orc Maxine.

A big strike of high grade ore is re- ported at the Picacho this week. the information being received from R. K. Clancy. The values run high in both gold and silver, assays of selected samples going as high as s5.000 to the ton. The strike was made in the last workings of the mine. hTe road be- tween Picacho and Gro Maxine has been completed. Development is go- ing ahead rapidly. N. l.. Clancy, treasurer of the company, arrived in the city Tuesday for stay of sever al days on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
LEFT DEAD HUSBANDS
 s.. BODY IN THE YARD.

CHARLESTON, " Va, July i4.-- William Jarvis, of Cooper's Creek, 35 years old, was shot D., his wife in the yard at their home and his body left out all night. Before he lied he call ed their little children 10 his side ard told them that their mother had muT dered him. 1t is said they had ire quently quarracsd.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
PRITCHARD, HAGEN & CO.,,
 Brokers and Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone 1s5, Bisbee, Ark.
 Tho handling of Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, On commission, OUR SPE- CiAlTY.
 Quotations by wire come to eur offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Miehlean--the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
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CAIRO. H., July l4.-poison vas put into the drinking water at the Singer Manufacturing cOmpany'S plant and four workmen were poisoned All will recover. It is supposed a drlnE, en painter poisoned the water.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
The Costlies- Book

In case in one - the small roonns Of a pro m
inent university there j. lying sn open volume
that Is tie costli.--t box in -terce Ii j. tIs
Latin Psslter of I41s and wa recently rur.
chased for s26.esl. Another valuable book 70
which We desire % call y'ur attention l. the
fssS edition Of hosreters Illustrated Alnsuae
IL 4 Tree and Contains y uch rrHdinr thar viii
Interest eSerybni'. such -tsti-'ics Ir, NJ
nent events illustr sted iol -. aud fsr's per
tanning to tour health 1t also contains con
vincIns t"stiri"i'ial- from prominent people
VIII" have been cur.d by nsine tie cel.,pratsa
H'-~t tter- - ms~h Bitter. r. ure to set a
copy of the Almanac before tho sutt.ly j. er
hs f1-tHd ais" Try the Bitter r indigestion
dy-iei~ia ct-tivefse-s- Io'r aIp--rit-. bilious
hess ch'lls, ct4ias 81 cripr,e- Ii al~sy- eur.-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Sosr,e Oeicetions

anu y az III
1t is not probable that any more
forest reserves will be set aside in
Colorado and from all the trouble
they have thus far occasioned this
news viii come with eraciousness of
the weeping dew from the balm Of
Gleai. However a quintette Of
forestry bureau men arrived in the
state the other day for the expressed
purpose of scouting out some more
land which they NAV desire to tack
onto some Of the reserves already
set aside which is merely the dis
tlnction between tweedledee and
tweedle1um The party will re-
main in the state for probably the
next wear. We are told one OF the
chief objects Of the mission j. TO see
that the best use Is made Of the
forest reserve as well as To ascertain
the acreage Of the agricultural lands
in them. Under the act Of June IL .
1896. agricultural land in reserve
NAV AbA tAhA u - " ullAIfi Allt AA-Nlllt-
stead act This is rather an i'm
portant Law for which the Field and
Farm had 10 fight with teeth and
toe-hailS Ia order to secure IL. for
Prince PInchot had given it out cold
that as arbiter elegaatarium If the
Whole works he did not propose TO
have any plug grangers sqaatting
on his beautiful preserves. The
action OF the forestry bureau has
been SO diametrically opposed to
the better interests OF Colorado that
we have begun to distrust its objects
and of late we have been inclined to
criticize in a justifable way any fur
ther dominance Of power on the part
Of the federal government in the ad-
mInIstratiun nf nur state affairs
These things are l,lain usartlaiion
OF state rights and besides The cou-
centration Of power under the fe,ier
al cloak is bound in time to prcpifiate
the monarch cal 'o-In of government.
all Of which : not good American
ism.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
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Al AaskSas veAk

Isz1ver n.os Ssa~X Nsra-, isc
There ~as asgsner heavy mar
ke,iRs II cattle here ia-s ~e.k. tsaal
recesp,- isossnx .p ls-' about the
same A. the week ted Trade
started of Nosdas with sHap aud
prices we're generally lp a. - G.
higher os everything but later a
god deal q. tisI- aavance Wa- lo-i
o~IHo ~ lower markets ai eastern
paants Cboscc bssf -ieers wera
scarce aud frls. nat eiiosgh e1Htng
to ssplls the dessaud Cows we're
p.eutiisi and inquiry very good.
Prices c.osed 30 g. - cents ieWer
than Monday however. on ancouRt
II aeclines at all eastern markets
Good heavy iecders held up pretty
well bui all other Kinds ars aboui
a dame lower. Chaice grass I'D hrei
steers sali at : - o. - -. iair
o. g,s,d Kinds at $50 o. : p aud
the HlejIum o. fsir grades around
$50 O. $50 pue lH 81 iangy
Christ.as heiiers ir1m the s1uth
eastern part of the state sold al SI-
nn laaI II chmce New Meucgn
COWS a. SSJd. best western Colara-
d. grass cows At -. o. aud a bguch
of lair corn ted COWS fr1m the east
erH part 81 the state at $500 t0 So
6j. Balk Of Tia. lar to pretty gpld
grass COWS offered sold at - ~ o.
s. - and medium kinds around
- "a 10 S2GO business ia the
feeder aud st0cker division was
rushing but country bay II continue
10 want the pretty good steers Beet
heavy feeders sold at Sl2J 90 : -
80, freight paid, with the iair to
pretty good steers at $40 10 81
u and the common 10 medium
kinds around s2.2 10 S32j Re
ceints today were over 1000 head
and market weak 10 dime lower in
sympathy with declines al all east
ern markets.
The recent slump IN cattle pricee
was not entirely unlocked for by tbs
trade as there is always more or less
dallness ust before the holidays
when the markets are flooded with
poultry and feeder buyers usually
stay at home, but prospects are bright
for good msrkstsafIer the first Of
the year and dealers generally are
look ing ior prl0~ to work = littSr
higher. ". \. F,LToS
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
80 - 0na
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RDRT a TlaREA2D
A Svsseus 4 Gee. RAasA = Co
nisna Co.1sav O~ssns tAs
PAA Season

Mr. Herman t.I.sbrecht wa- ~ the
cat, oa TUESDAY aud from hiaa u y
lcarn~i that he has complcicd the
fhresh,ng Il grssu raised m cssni-
sau es,saiy dgriag tie pa-t Season,
aad Scme undressing sacts are dsTel-
orsa by What Mr. EIls-brechi ha- to
say
Is s1an a. the harvesting af the
grain crop was over he had - a
p. cpmposnd engine shipped o.
Gunnisnn; principally a. an experi-
meui. sad trial # the same deus
ausirs;ed its usefulness ia this
mountainous section a. well ~ a
saving Ia expense o. the gram rais-
err 1T the county
sixty settings were msde in
threshing this seasons cFap, 90 set-
ungs heng With the trsctian engine
aud :" settings being With the horse
upwer heretoinre used
Thet aal unmberni hashel. uf grain
threshei was 3p.57p. 90 thi- amount
about - lJ. .l35 bushels were oats.
all Of wlich we've Of excellent quail
". The average Weld was a. bush
els 10 the acre, and the average
weight per bushel. machine inca
sure. was - pounds 10 the bushel
The highest weight per busitel was
~ pounds and none was tbr,shed
that came a. low a. the recognized
standard Of - pounds 10 the bashel
This gives am average yield Of SO
bushels 10 the acre by weight and
all grain In this western part Of the
state is sul1 on the hundred pound
basis We doubt il another county
in the world can show a better oat
record.
OF harley there MAS 3, s.Jo bushel.
threshed, which averaged 60 pounds
to the bushel and the yield was
about the average.
/ This being the first steam thresh-
er that has ever been brought to
this county it was NATURAL y believed
that it would not be of practical
use, on account of the mountainous
roads that must be travelled in order
to reach some Of the ranches The
practibili,y Of the traction engine
however was thoroughly demonstrxt-
&c this season; except where il WAS
impossible to traverse the mountain
roads on account Of the insecure
bridges, etc, and now Mr.. Eilebrecht
has in view ths the purchase Of q
separator that will bs in keeping
with the power furnished by the
traction engine. This separator will
he If the latest pattern and have
labor saving devises and will prove
Of greatest benefit to the grain rais-
ers Of the county.
Mr. Eilebrecht also says that there
was considerable grain raised which
was not threshed, but was cut green
and fed as hay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Notice 20 stockholders

Notice D. hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the First National Bank Of Gun
nison, Colorado. will be held at its
banking house on Tuesday. January
Sth 1907. between the 'fours Of two
and three O'Clock p m for the pur-
pose Of electing directors 10 serve
during the ensuing wear. and for
the transaction Of any other busi-
ness properly brought before said
meeting
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said bank. at Gunnison. Colorado.
this ith day Of December.A ID. 1906.
60 VI. W MCKEE.
S Cashier
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Every day of this splendid fan
weather means thousands rf dollars
in pockets f GunHison stockmen.
Cattle are doing finely on the low
range and open pastures with a very
little hay Prospects are for open
fields until the FIRST of January. the
usual thing in our Gunnison eli
mate
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Monday morning Frank Andersen
called at this office, bringing a fie
eagle which he had shu, the day be-
fore near his ranch north Of Gunni-
son. The bird was very large,
measuring scveuty-lauriuchesacr1
the wings Mr. Anderson bit the
bird at distance Of several hun
dred yards a. it was devIuring a
rabbit
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Es,scis,ly low W,N,er Tourist rates 10
points in the Ss,uth and S.'ui heast via
Colorado X Ss,nti,-rn Nv Write q. L.
Fisher, q. r A.. lk.nver
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

W J.. Bennett shipments
from Doyle and Crookston to the
Kansas City markets, were very
satisfactory in spite Of the long de
lay at Pueblo. In fact We made mon
ey by the longer shipment. Hay
promises to 1e an excellent price
this wear. in fact ! have refused sl3 =
30 for 800 tons which is our surplus
this season. In my judgement it
will 90 to SIS ar above. We are
putting up a new hay barn, 401G0
feet and designed 10 store 800
tons of baled hav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
For SAk
'ScN\,,

One god Kentucky Mammoth
Jack. ID hands high and an excel
lent breeder X c. MCCo>NEIL
Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Field and Farm 10 indeed a
difficult matter under existing con-
ditions TO send an honest man to
the United States senate. Only rich
men can aspire to that place these
DAYS and such as q class are not
honest. Another set is composed
of the corporation attorneys and SUD
sized agents and we know what they
are. 1t is really too bad that the
people Of Colorado are not able to
assume the preropative of self gov
ernment bat must perchance be re
quired to import a little runt
from New York CITY to repre-
sent ms in the United States Senate
just besause he happens to have II
stockingfull Of spare change
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

rWCHt AtWi.h ~ 0Ae HAS
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinipe Tablet
Druggist refund many II u fails u care. l.
y. ukO\E's signature Is on each box. ze.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

II you want good p cent beds Y
to the Graf lIou~e.