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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03

SAM Z. DAVIS, Nevada's insurance commissioner left the
first of the week for Salt Lake CITY, where he will meet other
state insurance commissioners, for the purpose of discussing the
recent sensational disclosures of the manner in which life in
surance companies conduct their business. 1t is the plans of the
commissioners who are responsible tor this meeting, which oc
CURED III the Mormon city Thursday, to adopt a program that
will protect the policy holders in their respective states.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03

Clocks, Watches at Goes, guaran-
teed time keepers.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03
OF LOCAL INTEREST

This paper is kept on file at +. G..
Dake's Advertising Agency, ia SAN
some street, San Francisco, California,
where contracts for advertising can be
made Tor it.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03

Anyone desiring to take music les
SONS, either piano, organ or vocal,
should call on or address Mrs. {. ..
Cushman at st. Clair.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry: Cleaning
repairing work guaranteed. Optical
goods and repairs; glasses correctly
ntted by competent optlclan.-C. h.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03

Don't be in a hurry to buy VALENTINES.
Beach will have the very latest styles n
usual.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03

Don't neglect your eyes. 1au can
get properly fitted glasses at Goes.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03

Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Figs and
Raisens always fresh at Beaches.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03

Parties who desire settings of Barred
Plymoth Rock eggs can get same by cal
ling N Il. ". Likes, at the court house
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03

PAINTING AND PAPERING. IN
OT1RE 3GRCHELL BROS.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03
LIE GALS.
SUMMONS.

INTHE JUSTICE COURT GFNEW
l RIVER Township, County ot Church
i'll. State OF Nevada.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-02-03

The people Of the state Of Nevada
send greetIng to J.. NJ. Hdinhaagii'
-Iut.nLult
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
FL T|GRE PREPARING FOR BIG OUTFIT
 AT THE MINES
Kansas City Contingent Bitter in Denunciation of B.-F.
 Graham,

Auditor Joseph O'Connor, of the Fl Tigre Mining Co.. which concern has been more or less prominent in the courts of Mexico of late by reason of litigation which arose over the alleg. ed attempt of B. F. Graham to con- fiscate the property, spent yesterday in the city enroute to Cananea and the mines of his company.
 Mr. O'Connor in speaking of, the conditions that face the Fl Tigre own CTS in the east as result of the litiga- tion now pending. stated that his com pany is preparing to go ahead with the development of the property on larg- CT scale than ever, and that the eastern stockholders are not in the least un- easy as to the outcome of the suit.
 'WhY, the Kansas City people look upon the acts of Graham as an outra. geous steal, nothing more, nothing less. Graham's acts mark him as no less than a scoundrel, and his work as a man of the most unprincipled dis honesty" said O'ConDor in quoting the statements of some of his superiors in the Kansas City offices of the com pany.
 Mir. O'Connor win leave this morn ing for the mines to look into affairs in the mine office. after which he will return to Cananea and Kansas City.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
WHEELER GETS ALEXANDER
 B|GAM|ST
Had Wife in BiSbee, But Kid naped Young Girl in Gra-
 ham County.

Lieut.. Harry Wheeler. of the Arizo- na Rangers, has added another en- .dorsement 10 his many commendable public services as a Ranger and peace officer, in his capture of Logan Alex ander, who is charged in Graham county with kidnapping, rape and big amy.
 Alexander formerly lived in Bisbee and had wife here prior to the Ora ham County episode. His offense, therefore, is a serious one in the eye of the law and may go hard with him. Two years ago Anexapder kidnapped young girl near Ft. Thomas and in company with his brother escaped the vigilance of the county officers. Lieut.. Harry Wheeler was called into requisi- tion. He took up the trail across mountains, through canyons and over the desert until he located his man near Phoenix.
 He went after him in the evening and found him iQ the underbrush, | fired a shot over his head to bring | him to, but Alexander fled. However he was captured next morning and taken to Solomonville. When the offic, CT was taking him in buggy to Thom as to have his haring, Alexander jumped from the buggy and escaped Alexander was not heard from until recently when Wheeler got onto the whereabouts of his man. When Alex aEder was taken at Phoenix two years ago he made some sport of Wheeier's | shooting at him in the brush and miss | ing him, which came out in the news papers of the Territory, but here was his undoing. Wheeler heard he was working on the Colorado dam and went to Yuma last week. On the ev eling of the 2Sth he saw his man or the street and walked up and arrested him. Alexander declared his name WIS Morris, but Wheeler had his photograph which tallied all right V heeler remarked to him: "Whal II ade you give the newspapers that story about my bad shooting at Proc nix the evening before we took your l Alexander replied. Are you Wheel CT? D-m the Rangers; I wish they were all in h-l." Then he acknowl edged the whole business
 She.fff Parks, of Graham County has taken Alexar1or 1ack 10 Graham County where he will be tried on the charges that have been hanging over his head for the past two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
COCH|SE WILL SEND \
 GOOD EXHIBIT ID PHOENIX FAIR
Commissioner Pirtle to Issue Call for Assistance and
 Cooperation,

Fair Commissioner F. R. Pirtle, who was a visitor i'll BisDee on Wednesday, is preparing to send to Phoenix for eX- kibition at the Territorial Fair to be mineral exhibit be one of the finest exhibits that will be seen from any part of the territory. Not only will the mineral exhibit boone of the nnest from any county in the territory, but other features to be included will con- pare favorably with any of the other counties.
 It is the intention of Pirtle to show to the territory at large every detail Of the natural resources of Cochise in such a manner that capital will be interested if. not attracted to Cochise ih a sense other than mining.
 Added to these features an art ex- hibit. the exclusive product of Co., chise county skill, will be among the it aIures.
 ''I am coming to Bisbee again in the near future and take up the act1ye work of getting together such exhibits as Bisbee people may see fit to con- tribute. I will issue circular call shortly, as soon as I have had time to compile it, asking the cooperation of every man, woman and child who may take an interest fn the work. and make the best effort I know how to bring Cochise before the people of the entire territory in her best clothes
 'T want the assistance of everyone in the county, and I do not care what the exhibit may be. So long as it is of interest 10 the entire territory and we want it on exhibition" Nr. Prittle is a hustler and should make grand success of his work Cochise is the best county in the ter ritory and should show herself 10 thi ibest advantage.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
WILL RAISE NE W SHAFT AT HOLBROOK MINE
 OF COCO;
Decision of Copper Queen En- gineerS to Offset Cave
 There Recently.

Instead of going to the expense and labor of digging out the HolDrook shaft which caved iii about three weeks ago. the CoDptr Queen Mining Company will raise 6 new shaft to take the place of the disabled one. This decision was reached by the of ficials and engineers of the company at a recent meeting held in the gen eraI offices of the company.
 Just as soon as crosscuts can be run and the engineers have establish ed raising points on the different lev els. the work will commence. T. is the intention of the company to make raises on each level from the 300 up. Thus the time consumed for the whole shaft will be minimized and be no longer than were the work 70 be done on but one level. ....
 The new shaft will be located about 15n feet south Of the present Holbrook shaft. Three working compartments and 6 pipe shaft will make the big nole 1-2 bv g. 1-2 feet in size.
 There will he two compartments of 4 feet by 1-2 feet. and one feet by 1 4 1-2 besides the pipe shaft. making the shaft. including the center pieces g l-2 feet in length.
 i It is estimated that the next thirty days will be consumed in work pre- 1 lirninary to the real operations Of raising. Mine Foreman Jack Taylor stated yesterday that sixty days from 1 the time the engineers turn over theil ] J.ra to the hncSaS will find thS new shaft in readiness for the hoistins plant which will be installed there. Ii
 is understood that the old Holbrool hoist will be put in place for use 1T !the new shaft. Fifteen hundred tons daily output is expected of the new HoIbrook when it is in working order
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
CARMEN MINES SAID ID BE
 RICH
Casey, Powers and Prickett Are the Men Behind This
 New Property.

MT J. F. Casey, prominent mining nan of Cananea, has been in the city for the last two days on business con nected with his mining property.
 MT. Casey at the present time is giving his attention to the company which he and his associates have re- gently incorporated. This company is the Carmen Mining company, organ iZed under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. The incorporators of the company are P. Casey, W. J. Pow CTS, and Homer Prickett. Mir. Powers is president of the company, and MT. Casey vice president and general man. ager. The board of directors has not as yet been elected. The company vas organized with a capital stock of $500, 900. 100000 shares par value s2.50. 90,000 shares of the stock have been placed in the treasury, and the balance of the stock will be placed in escrow, and will not be touched until the com pany is on dividend paying basis. The property, consisting of 2T9 acres, is situated in the Arizpe Mining | district and to the south of Cananea. | It adjoins the famous Chispas Mining property. which has added so consid- erably to the output of wealth in that district Up to the first of this year sG.T76.S3G.6S have been taken from the | Chispas mine. The main drift of the | best shaft of the ChisDas mine is only 270 feet distant from the present work. irgs On the Carmen property. This | drift is on the. vein,, and is the one i from which most of the wealth of the | Chispas mine has been taken. At the present time the Chispas has s2,T5O,OOO in ore blocked out.
 There are 1917 fec of drifts, shafts and tunnels On the Carmen property, and the work Of developing the prop eIty is bClng pushed forward with all speed consistent with good engineer. ing, and safety. Ore is being shipped regularly. and a new stamp mill is be- ing erected on the property. A con- 'centrator and shelter will be erected on the property as soon as it is de yeloped a little further. The smelter returns on the last carload of ore shipped showed, gold, 6.3 oz.; and sil' evr. 1215.3 oZ. At the present time there are HOO tons of ore on the dump awaiting shipment.
 The work on the property is being dcne by contract, costing the company 10 pesos a foot, the laborer furnishing everything. At the present time there are 14 contracts let, and this number will be increased as soon as facilities for the accommodation of the men can be arranged.
 Considering the showing which this company has, at the present time, and the character of the men who are at the head, it will probably be but very short time when the property will ba paying handsome returns.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
PACKING PLANT WILL BE NEW ENTERPRISE
 FOR SONORA
E. A, Tovfea Is Back From Cal ifornia, Where He Went
 on This Business.

[. z. Tovrea. of the firm of E. A. Tovrea 6 O., Of this city. owning meat markets iu Bisbee, Lowell, Douglas aad La Cananea, returned from Los Angeles yesterday. where he had been on business connected with his butch CT business in Mexico. where it is his intention to install at an early date 8 tannery and soap manufacturing business, to be followed later by a large packing plant to be located either in Sonora or Chihuahua.
 Associated with Mir. Tovrea in his new business. ventures in Mexico will be Col W. c. Greene. of Cananea. While in California MT. ToyTea wis tied several tanueTies and soap manu- flcturers, and plans for the erection of both plants are now being drawn. IL is estimated that an outlay of a quar- ter of million dollars will be made before the plans of the company are finally perfected.
 While in California MT. Tovrea met a number of Arizona people from all parts of the territory. coming from Yayapai to- Cochise, and from Graham t0 Yuma. He met such prominent cit izens as George A. Olney, of Graham county, B. B. Adams. Vim. Truman Frank Cox. Dave Clark. and host oi others too numerous to mention, and asserts that he never met a single man from the territory who was not oppos ed to the joint statehood bill.
 After attending to some business af fairs here Mr. Tovrea will leave fol Cananea and Douglas the latter par Of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
yA0U|S KILLED THE MEXICAN
 MINERS
Freighters Engage in Spirited Skinmish With Indians on
 Sonora Trails.

w. H. Hudson, a Sonora frelghter. arrived in the city from his home in Conlonia Morales, Sonora, bringing with him the first account of attacks of Yaquis in that section of the country. It would appear from Hud- sons relation of the tale that the h. dians are not only pursuing system attic series of murderous assaults on the Mexicans found in the out-of-the- way places that abound in the state of Sonora, but are even going so far as to enter some of the camps of the state and attack their common enemy in their own strongholds.
 On April 19 last, Mir. Hudson, after long freightirg expedition, stopped \ at the Las Cabezas mining camp, and from the foreman at that place learn ed that band of Yaquis had made bold attack on Mexican miners there, killing four or five of them.
 The fight which took place thirty miles east of Cumpas. was a one-sided affair, the Mexicans being surprised while iE their cabins, and having but little chance to put up a good defense. They were slaughtered by the Indians. but few escaping. The dead bodies were horribly mutilated, and a fire built for their destruction. The bod ies were afterward' rescued from the flames by the other Mexicans who had escaped. but returned upon the with drawal of the victorious band of Ing dians. | A Mexican freighter from GuaynlaY who, with band of fourteen mek made the trip from the coast to LaH Cabezas, reported to Hudson just bd fore the latter's departure for thv states that while enroute he and hil men had been attacked by a band of Yaquis who were heavily armed with modern rifles and plentifully supplied with, ammunition. It Is the opinion of the freighter- that the Indians were a band of roaming bandits who were armed with equipment that had been sent from the United States. They carried the most modern arms, and seemed to fight with the abandon of those who looked for nothing but a decisive victory.
 h this they received a surprise, for the freighters were not altogether un- prepared for the attack by the Yaquis, and barricaded behind their heavy freight wagons and camp outfits they successfully stood off the marauders, finally forcing them to retreat. But two Mexican freighters in the caravan were wounded, and they bur l slightly.
 Several Yaquis bit the dust, accord ing to the freighter's account of the skirmish, and their comrades were seen to drag them back to a place of safety and afterward to carry them from the field on improvised stretch CTS.
 ARIZONA WEATHER.
 | WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-Arizona: ::
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
TROPHY CUPS WILL
 BE SHOWN HERE

A letter has been received in Bisbee ttis week from Vernon L. Clark. the secretary of the Territorial Fair Asso- cistion, stating that the two loving .crps which wer awarded to the best .dr:llers in the miners contest al the Territorial Fair. would arrive here the latter part of next week and be placed ir prominent show window for display.
 The cup will bear the names of Wm. Ross and ]. c. McIver as the first win ners of the Fair event. both Bisbee men, who took first money at Phoenix last December. ,-lsSa.1
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
ARIZONA WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Arizona: Fair Friday and Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
NILL 2co.PoUNp PANTHER.

BEDDING. Aug. 2.-The largest panther ever seen in Northern Cali fornia was killed by Frank Lockhardt today near Gregory. where it has been creating havoc among sheep herds. The animal was caught in a bear trap and measured eleven feet and six inches in length and weighed 200 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03

Why in the name of trouble are people asked to grin and bear iI'? Putting up with unmendable misfor- tune is compulsory-but why grin?
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-03
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Silver, 64 3-4: Mexican dollars. 50 1-2; copper, firm. 18 5-8 10 IS 34.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-24

We would like to see one Kansas
county settled entirely by the mail
order people, and see what would
happen. The stores would stand it
as long as they could, then move
away. Banks would close their doors.
The newspapers would have to quit.
Hotels would go out of business, the
mechanics move away, schools and
churches dwindle, sidewalks go to
wreck, buildings would become vacant,
implanted, dilapidated, strangers would
take ore look and flee. Isn't that
precisely what would happen if an
entire county were populated with
people who bought everything in
Chicago7 Who would buy farm so
located that he couldn't drive to some
SON Of a Agn? A sane man wouldn't
ta@ sucN at half price. Be a
ftfrd to youfSse town, Mr.. Farmer,
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-24
and it will be friend to you.-Jewell
Republican.

The results will show that Ed. Lamb
carried his OWL precincts by about as
near unanimously as any candidate
ever did. Not only will he get the
solid republican vote of North and
South Troy precincts but big majority Of
all democratic votes polled here. And
Troy is not expecting to make raid
on the county treasury either. We are
supporting Ed. Lamb simply because
he has stood for economy in the past
and we believe he is a safe man to
trust with county affairs just at this
important time. Certainly no taxpayer
who believes in economy in county
matters and who desires to reduce the
present tax rate can Justify opposition
to Mr.. Lamb.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-24

The News would like to have some
one explain why it is good policy to
permit the vast amount of University
of Idaho printing to be used as a sort
of public pap. Why should this print
ing not be done as cheaply as possible?
Why is it left in the hands Of one OF
two who always place it where it will
do them the most good? Why is il
made subject Of graft? Why-but
this is why enough.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-24

Is it not time for the people OF
Latah county to demand some
recognition on the board Of regents for
the State University There is every
reason in the world why at least one
member Of the board should reside
here. There is not single one that
can be advanced that would justify the
policy now being pursued. We believe
Governor Gooding will be glad to
make the desired change, and we
believe the friends Of the University in
Latah county should make it plain that
they expect that much.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-24
OFFICIAL VILLAGE PAPER.
WILL STAND ON THE RECORD.

One thing certain no one has right
to charge the republican county
nominees with being in the ring"
In every case the party selected the
best possible material agreeable to a
majority Of the delegates present. AS
evidence that the ring did not have
its way we will cite the efforts of GER
tain would-be dictators to name the
legislative ticket. M SIS Moerder for
county treasurer was renominated for
her third term for no other reason on
earth than that her record as a faithful
public official made her the choice of
the majority. And was not the same
true of VIM. E. Stillinger7 Would
anyone charge his nomination to ring"
influence? Not by any means. He
was nominated for a third term because
he has twice filled the position in a
manner entirely satisfactory to the
people. Was Mr.. Lukens nominated for
a third term because a ring slated
him for that placer Not in any sense
of the word. And the same is true in
the nomination of Axel P. Ramstedt for
another four year term. True he, like
every other successful nominee,
received a majority OF the ballots cast
by the delegates, but he won out over
one Of the cleanest, most honorable
and competent young men in Latah
county, and the fact that Mr.. Ram
stedt could defeat John M. Thompson,
the Moscow abstractor, is the very
strongest kind of evidence that he is
competent person for the important
position of county auditor. In the
case of each of the above republican
nominees they have served the people
during four years and so we'll have they
done their work that the republican
party goes once more before the vote
ers asking for support solely upon
their past records. And as further
evidence that their nomination was the
proper thing let US challenge the
opposition to go into their official
records and public careers and dig up
one single thing detrimental to them
or the party that has placed them in
nomination for another term. If what
we have said is not true do not vote
for them. But if we have stated facts
then their election would be for the
best interest Of the people Of Latah
county.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-24

Some people seem to think that the
money the corporations will save this
year by not contributing to the cam
paign funds will go to swell dividends,
but such is not the case. 1t will be
spent for additional help in the legal
departments, which are working over
time to keep the corporations out OF
Jail for infractions Of the law.-Colfax
Gazette.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-24

If all the newspapers of the country
could work a graft like the Appeal to
CT) reason is working on the Socialists
they would no doubt be into politics up
to their necks and have the different
party polit clans pouring subscriptions
in on them by the carload. But alasl
1t can't be done for all the people are
not as gullible as those the Appeal
does business with.-Camas Prairie
Chronicle.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-24
TIME FOR ANOTHER RIOT"

1t is about time for the Moscow
Journal to get up another riot in
Troy. AS The News predicted the
Moscow paper, after it had ample time
to discover its error, did not have the
decency to tell its readers that it had
misrerresented Troy and slandered
every citizen of this town. The story
published by the Moscow Journal, and
republished in the Star Mirror, was
about the meanest piece of dirty
journalism ever worked off on any
community in the United States, and
any editor with the honesty of a
tumble-bug would have made some
effort to undo so unjust an article.
Since Mr.. Shaver has not done this
The News was certainly justified when
it said that the Moscow editor was just
plain liar. And that the Journal lied
deliberately is further testified by the
fact that County Attorney Stillinger was
never consulted regarding the alleged
riot in Troy, and knew nothing
about the riot until he read it in
the Journal. We believes there are
just as many decent, respectable
people in Troy, in proportion to the
population as there are in Moscow OF
any other town, and we also believe
that the editor who will deliberately
and maliciously reflect upon their good
name is deserving of no small amount
of contempt and censure.