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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
MPROVEMENT.OF
 RAIL ROAD AVENUE.
COUNCIL ENTERS INTO AGREEMENT WITH THE COPPER QUEEN AND FL PAso & SOUTHWESTERN TO MAKE EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS ON THAT MUCH ,s q
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Having entered into an agreement with the Copper Queen company and the Fl Paso Souhwestern the city coun- ing for the widening Strengthening and construction of walk along the south side of Railroad between the depot and lower end of the slag dump.
 City Engineer Mcnelsh was authorized to confer with them to draw plans and make estimates of the probable cost which will be submitted to all of those interested parties in the near future
 Both the Copper Queen and the Fl Paso Southwestern have agreed to each pay onehd of the cost of the improve ment, the city to pay the remaining third The Copper Queen Company has consented to remove the old plumbing shop Straghen the line on the north side of the street from the new city hall down. and the railroad to donate part of it's ground that may be had for walk along the south side of the highway.
 Below the old plumbing shop, part of the sIag dump on the south side will be removed hauled to the bottom of the canyon and there dumped The city barns are to be moved farther out and sharp turn at that point done away with
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
Old Soldiers and Citizens Elat- cd That Governor Will
 Speak Here.
WILL DELIVER
 saa MEMORIAL ADDRESS.
Chairman McNair Answers the Letter Received from Gov ernor, Expressing Pleasure It Gives Local People.

Expressing the sincere pleasure of old veterans and young ones, private citizens and the committees that are ia charge of Memorial day prepara- ticns, Chairman w. P. McNair of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday wrote Governor J. H. Kibbey. in an- swer to the letter received from him Thursday, in which he accepted the invitation to come here on May 50 and deliver the principal address
 With Governor Kibbey as the prin- cipal speaker, the program being pre- pared for the occasion becomes one that will probably draw people from ali parts of Arizona, and make these the great Memorial day exercises ever held in the Southwest.
 That Governor Kibbey has accept ed the invitation to speak here indi- cates his good feeling for the people of Bisbee and Cochise county. It has been some time since he was in the city. though a year ago invited to de- liver the Memorial day address. but because of unexpected developments unable to come.
 Members of the committee yesterday expressed themselves as highly pleas ed that Kibbey will be the orator. A sceaker of well-knwon alfity, and himself patriotic citizens, those who hear the Governor will not be disap- pointed.
 Preparations for Memorial day pro ceed with smoothness. Each of the committees is working without rest to make this a May 30th that Bisbee people will not soon forget.
 Governor Kibbey's letter, accepting the invitation extended from the Chamber of Commerce to speak on Memorial day, expresses much feeling and Is interesting because Of the ap preciation it shows on the part of the Governor. The letter 10 Chairman McNair reads as follows:
 'My Dear sir: I am in receipt of your cordial letter of the End inst, ln which you state that you have Even requested by the veterans resident Ill Bisbee and in the country contiguous to invite me to address them in Bis bee on Memorial day. May 30, nexi. :
 q wish to assure you, and through you the veterans of Cochise county, that I deeply appreciate this invita- ton. and it gives me pleasure to ad wise you that accept it. l was disap pointed that 1t became impossible 1oi me 10 keep my engagement to talk to the old soldiers at Bisbee on fast Memorial day. and did not overiooB the compliment implied in this re newal of the invitation so kindly ten dered me year ago. Please have the kindness to assure the veterans young and old-who were kind enough to join in making the request of you that only unforeseen circumstances oi urgent importance can prevent me from keping the engagement now made. ... ....-..-.. .....- -..
 "Yours very truly,
 (Signed) JOS. H. klBBEf-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
pr, Butch Says They Want Game With BiSbee for
 Any Old Amount.

Having heard that Bisbee has some thing fast in the way of a baseOan team. Clifton is now after a game with the local aggregation, or at least so states Dr. l.. A. w. Burton, wno was in the city yesterday. He says Clifton is ready to play for copper, gold or silver.
 Dr. Burton stated that Clifton is coming here week from tomorrow to meet the local team, tkough tn interfere with other plans that have been made by Manager Kelly, Huachu- ca being Bisbee's opponent on that date.
 It is probable that game will be arranged later in the season between the locals and Clifton champions. l nat a game between these two teams would be the best of the series Bis bee will play is generally conceded.
 At Don Luis tomorrow Bisbee plays Douglas, and at Cananea the Lowell team will cross bats with the Sonora scalp on both diamonds.
 All arrangements have been made for tomorrow's game. The Bisbee boys are in fine shape, and Manager Angius can see nothing but victory for his bunch of youngsters.
 An excursion train will leave Bis bee Sunday afternoon for the ball park, returning after the game. The fare is 25 cents- Admission to the grounds is 50 cents, which entities the holder or ticket to 6 seat in the grand stand
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
COCHlSE NOW LEADS
 ENTIRE TERRITORY.
A Killing Blow to Democracy's Enemies and Adminlstra- tion's Knockers Delivered When Figures Are Read.

When the detailed statement Of County Treasurer J. N. Gaines for the present year is a matter of puonc knowledge, all arguments and state ments tending to detract from the ef- ficiency of the present Democratic ad- ministraIion in Cochise county will have been scattered to the winds as though by the proverbial "fell swoop.
 Treasurer Gaines was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday, and from him was eiicited the casual remark that the re ceipts for his office for the year isUo and 1906 will exceed those of any year in the history of the county by the Remarkably wide margin of $64 900, while the previous record for any indi- yidual county in the entire Territory will have been eelipsed by approxi- mately s20,0O0.
 In pleasing contrast to theNeounty prosperity in times of Republican ad- Hinistration are the affairs of the Treasurer's office today.
 It will be interesting reading to the taxpayers of this county to peruse a few of the larger items to be contain ed in the treasurer's report for April of this year.
 The tidy sum of s16,O00 has been cut from the salary list and turned oyer to the expense fund. County Assessor o'Reilly has added to the county coffers for school taxes alone s3.615.SS. The sheriff has turned into the treasury for gambling licenses and fines s5,600.35.
 Bonded indebtedness has been re duced during the month just past to the extent of s1 ,267.1s.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
HERNDoN FUNERAL
 IN PRESCOTT SUNDAY

Attorney E. E. Ellinwood received a telegram yesterday from Prescott. announcing that the funeral of the late John c. Herndon win be held in that city Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Mir. Herndon was a native of. Mis- souri, born in Fayette, March G, 1S4g, son of A. J. and Emily (Brown) Hern- don. He was reared in Fayette, later attending the University of Verginia. He was admitted to the bar and soon afterward moved to Arizona, arriving in Prescott in 1883. Since that time be has practiced his profession and can be said to have been one of the leaders, if not the leader, of the Ari- zona bar. He served Yavapai county as district attorney for two terms and had also ben attorney for the city of Prescott. He was the standard bear CT of the Democratic party in 1895, making the race for delegate to Con gross. He was a member of the Ma sons, being Knight Templar, and member of the Shrine. On the 29th of December, 1875, he married Miss Florence M Wilson, a native of Mis- souri. His wife and their two chil- dren, Charles W. and Florence. sur vive him.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12

Mrs. Cragie told London reporters she did not see "a single drunken man during the three months she was in America How does she know they were all married-Boulder News.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
GETS WITNESSES Under Sheriff Cunningham Here From Phoenix to
 Serve Papers.
WATTtESEY SAYS HE <! TX
 DIDN'T SHOOT WOMAN.
Claims Rjsige. Was Paying Too Much Attention to Mrs. Whittlesey Says Wife's Lover Shot Him First.

To summon witnesses wanted in the case of Roy Whittlesy, who is to be tried in Phoenix May 29, for assault with a deadly weapon in Tombstone, Under Sheriff Cunningham of Mari copa county spent yesterday in the city going to Douglas last night. This evening he will be in Tombstone. It is intended to take a large num- Der from this county both for the de fense and prosecution. Whittlesy is now at large in Phoenix having been released a few days ago on a writ of
 habeas corpus on the ground that Dis trict Judge Doan of Tombstone had no Jurisdiction in the case and could not order him in custody after grant ing change of venue
 Cunningham states that though Whittlesey is at large 1t is his in tention to appear in Phoeuix for trial on the date set. Should he desire there is nothing to prevent his leav- ing the country, and escaping the trial of his case. Whittlesey is understood to be anxious to have the case come to hearing.
 Whittlesey's alleged offense was committed in Tombstone July 27, 1905. He went to house in which his wife was stopping with another lady. Whittlesey went to the door, was denied admittance, and shot through the panel, hitting Mrs. Engle. As he ran past window, a cousin of Mrs. Whittlesey shot him through the back.
 In Phoenix the other day Whittlesey i submitted to an intedview in which l he told what he claims to be his side of the case. He spoke as follows: T made the acquaintance of J. NJ. | Risinger at Biseee and as he was in hard straits, l fixed him up and done i several other acts of kindness for him. But instead of repaying kindness for l kindness he done the contrary and was the cause of our home being 1 broken up.
 l "Risinger was paying too much at i tention to my wife, which after a while became overbearing, and as their affections became more and
 n-ore intense, divorce followed.
 which later on eliminated in the mar
 riage of Risinger and my wife. They
 went to Tombstone to reside, taking
 with them our two children.
 l 'I then began suit in the Cochise county court for the custody of the | two children and my wife filed suit i for aimony. The decree was not yet
 granted when decided to visit my children at Tombstone was stand | ing on the lawn in front of the house
 talking to my oldest child, when Mir
 Risinger came out of the house and
 without warning fired a shot at me
 which struck me in the back, and as
 fell to the ground wounded I fired
 one shot at him and missed. He then ! ran in the house and fired at me
 through the window. I retaliated by 1 firing four shots at him which did not take effect.
 Mrs. Mary Engle, the landlay, is the plaintiff, in the case and she
 claims that it was my shot that struck 1 her in the arm. When the case comes
 up for hearing I will prove to the
 court that it was not my shot that hit the woman and there are eye
 witnesses who will testify to that ef- l feet"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
OLD cRIMEAN VETERAN
 REcOvER3 FROM ILLNESS.

Uncle" Billy. Thom, who has been a patient at the Calumet & Arizona hospital for the past two months, was yesterday discharged from that irsti- tuition and was able to be abolt for a short time on the street. The old gen tleman has been familiar figure en Bisbee streets for many years, and has followed his trade of stone cutter III the employ of Contractor John VII Hams. His illness Is the result of too close application to his work, his lungs being affected by marble and granite dust.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
HEREIN E.

Will overcome the indigestion and dyspepsia; regulate th> bowels and cure liver and kidney complaints.
 Jt is the best blood enricher and inyigorsior in the world. It is purely yese;a alfe, perfectly harmless, and sl.ould .,ou he sufferer from disease you will use it if you are wise.
 R. N. Andrews, Editor and Manager of Ciacoa ana Rockledge News. Cocoa Fla, writes: I have used Heroine in my family. and find it a most ex- cellent medicine. its effects upon myself have been marked benefit" !"
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12

Street Superintendent Mccullough was instructed to stop all further dumping of dirt or rock in streets leading to the subway or the paved sections of the city. the intention be- ing to do away with dirt being wash ed on the pavement and subway dur ing the heavy rains.
 A proposition by the Copper Queen company that it deed to the city part of the paved ground between the store and library was accepted, the city to pay 20 per cent of the amount expend- ed for the pavement. The offer of the same company to deed eight feet
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
VAN PRIMER BOOMING
 THE NEW TOWNSHIP.

Thomas Van Primer, a rear estaue agent of Douglas, arrived in the c1Iy last night. Van Brimer is sales agent for the new Portal townsite in the Chiricahuas, and his enthusiastic DOT trayal of the beauties of his town makes one long for it's balmy, ozone laden breezes. Already lots, which sell at figure ranging from $50 to $50, are being snapped up by Doug las men of prominence, among the number ex-Mayor Overlook of the Shelter City. Van Brimer will re main in Bisbee several days and try to interest residents in the summer resort features of his property.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12

of ground around the plaza on which stand the company offices was ac- cepted. and a sidewalk win be made.
 The street committee was instruct ed to confer with the Bisbee-Naco Wa ter company and obtain from them the use of well in Upper Tombstone can yon- The purpose is to get source of water supply for street sprinkling. City Clerk Hicks was instructed to advertise for bids for the sewer bonds to be opened at the next regu- lar meeting. The Shearer, Howell and Railroad avenue pavements were accepted. The council adjourned to May IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
Stomach Troubles.

Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and highly respected resident of Faisonia, Miss. was sick with stomach trouble for more than six months. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her She says: T can now eat anything tie world to find such good medi- cine" For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tn,
 ,. Very Best.

"I have been using Chamberiain's Cougn Remedy and want to say it is the best cough medicine I have ever taken" says Geo. L. Chubb, a mer- chant of Harlan, Mich. There is no question about it's being the best, as it will cure a cough or cold ;n less time than any other treatment. It should always be kept in the house ready for instant use, for a cold can be cured in much less time when promptly treated. For sale by all druggists. r.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
MEXICAN WOMAN
 DIES OF CONSUMPTION.

Yesterday morning a Mexican wo- man living in Lowell died of consump ton after a lingering illness. The body was taken in charge b. the Pal ace Undertaking Co. Funsrsl will be held this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-12
SURVEYOR RETURNS
 FROM cHIRicAHuAS

Peter Chiado returned to Bisbee last evening from Paradise in the Chir- icahuas. Chiado has just completed several mining and townsite surveys for parties interested in that district.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-19
BURTOH MUST SERVE SENTENCE
SIX MONTHS IN IRON COUNTY,
MO-, JAIL
Famous Case Ended by Refusal Of
Federal Supreme Court for
ReheaFing.

washington, Oct 15.-The supreme
court OF the United States today de-
MED the petition Of former United
States Senator Burton OF Kansas for
a rehearfng in the case In which he is
under sentence Of imprisonment and
fine on the charge OF accepting an
attorneys fee in a case in which the
government was interested while he
was serving as senator.
The effect Of the decision viii be
the immediate Imprisonment Of Bur
ton unless his attorneys devise some
other means Of pOstpOning the execu-
ton Of the sentence
J R Burton was convicted while
United States senator from Kansas Of
accepting money from a get-rich-
quick company at St Louis for using
his influence as a senator to prevent
a fraud order being issued
He was twice convicted, the first
time the supreme court reversing the
decision. The second conviction was
upheld but the operation OF the SEN
tenee was suspended during the pen
dency Of a motion for rehearing
which was today decided against Mr..
Burton
The sentence was six months in the
county jail at IrOntOn, No, and fine
Of $500
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-19
The KlRg Of Fir Rifles
GIVEN AWAY TO BOYS FOR GET
TING CLUBS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.

Any boy who will secure ten new
subscriptions for The Kansas City
Weekly Journal at 25 cents a year
each, making a total OF S7.5O, and
will send the names together with the
money to The Kansas City Journal,
will be given an Air Rifle as a present.
The name Of this Air Rifle is the King,
and it is certainly the king Of Air
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1t is made Of polished steel, hand
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Length 81 inches, weight 2 pounds.
All parts interchangeable
Now is the time for the boy to earn
a splendid Air Rifle. This offer will
hold good until January 1, 1907.
Send for samples for canvassing.
Do not fail 70 write your name and
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Send your remittance by DoStof1ce
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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-19
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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-19
RICHEs 90 TUI1iY 80.
Finds Gold Ore That Runs as High a,
$4,000 TO the Ton.

-D0su0U 10 the lDus
Cripple Greek, Oct 1.-THE big
OF the Cripple Greek district has been
made BY Tully Scott and associates,
who have opened up q large body Of
ore running $25 70 the pound, or $5Os-
600 in gold TO the ton
The ind was made in the Chance OF
"a claim under Ieae to TuIfy Scott, J.
D LambTight and Raymond D Hus-
tead, and owned by the FL PasO COM
pany- The rich ore body is the eX-
tension Of the G. K & n. vein, for
for several months
The Chance OF "a" property has
proved TO be one OF the best paying
propositions in the camp as within the
last rev months two new ore bodies
have been discovered while the search
for the c K & y. vein, was being
conducted and from these ore bodies
large quantities Of high grade have
been shipped Since taking hold OF
the property the lessees have shipped
Of which gave returns Of $5,SO7.
The latest and biggest strike was
made at a depth Of 400 feet and about
zoo feet southwest Of the shaft The
importance to the find IS that the ore
body is over eight feet wide and is
not a pocket but a strong vein. The
body Of ore all-the way across carries
values ranging from 1871 to S1,619
and shows a sreak almost one foot
wide Of solid cubes OF sylvanite which
gives assay returns Of $25 in gold TO
the pound.
There is enough Of the rich stuff in
sight and plenty Of high grade ore IN
the other two veins to continue daily
shipments Of one car for the next
six months Mining men look upon
the strike as a most marvellous one
Iully Scott, one Of the leSsees, is one
OF the best known attorneys Of this
section, coming here from western
kansas He is a candidate on the
democratic ticket for state senator
Mr. Scott is now visiting relatives in
New Orleans and has been notified
by wire Of the big strike.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-19

PUBLICATION NOTICE-TO THE
Legal Voters Of Sherman County,
Kansas; In pursuance Of a resolu-
ton which was adopted by the Board
OF County Commissioners OF Sher-
man county, Kansas, on September Is,
1906, notice IS hereby given that on
the day Of the general election, which
viii be held in November, 1906, the
legal voters of said county will be
called upon to vote proposition to
authorize and direct the commission
ers OF said county to issue the bonds OF
said county in a sum not to exceed
100000, for the purpose OF erecting,
constructing, furnishing and equipping
a county jail in and for said county,
the same to be constructed furnished
and equipped upon what is known as
the court house square in GOodland
in said county. Said bonds to be pre-
pared BY the county clerk OF Sher-
man county, and to be issued by the
Board OF County Commissioners Of
said county and to become due and
payable at q time not less than I'VE
years from the date Of their issue and
at a date to be Fixed by said county
commissioners, not longer than TWEEN
y years after said date. That said
bonds shall bear interest from their
date at the rate OF per centum per
annum, said interest to be due and
payable semi-annually from the date
Of said bonds
The FORM OF the ballot to be used
BY the legal voters OF said county
upon said proposition shall be printed
on the general ballot used at said gen
eral election in November, 1906, i'm
mediately after the name OF the last
candidate printed on said ballot for
a county Office, and shall 50 appear at
the foot OF each party OF independent
ticket printed on said ballot
The form OF said ticket shall be as
follows:
shall the Board OF County Com
misslOners construct q county 5afl2
missloners construct a county jail? 20
Yes. XXI
shall the Beard OF County Com
nlissioneFs construct a county iail2''
fSea Attest
WILSON, PETERS. Couy clerk
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-19

Investment Company" with cOEe-
spending branches I'm various states
and localities, I'm order 20 put the
facts before the public, wherever
hOmeseekeEs and investors are looking
for q favorable field. There Is no rea-
son why we cannot double the p0puIa-
ton OF county and town in one year
with unquestfOnable merit behind the
act
We call upon every patriotic and
public spirited citizen 20 assist We
have just completed arrangements TO
push the work and earnestly request
an parties having land O city proper
u TO come and list with Us, On fair
and equitable basis. and We VIII do
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-19

There is a time In the tide Of mems
affairs which, II taken at the turn,
leads to fortune and TO fame; that
time FO- this locality is now. an con-
dftiOns are fayOrabIe-cOndftiOns Of
unsurpassed merit 60 put Sherman
county and the city OF GOOdland I'm its
proper light before the country.
Other localities far inferior In ua-
turaI advantages are reapIng q golden
haFTeE through the energy Of their
citizens, while We, from mOdesty and
= lack OF pablo spirit, are allowing
our opportunities to pass.
Recognizing the fact that property
Is now selling below IFS value. We have