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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-14
TRADERS SLOW TO DEAL
Yesterday Was Typical Sum mer Market Bidding
 tight-DeaiS Few,
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL
 AND GREENE WEAK.
lRy Frank J. Graf.l

BISBEE. June i2.-We are having 8 summer market with few traders willing to do business one way or the other Holders of the Consolidated stock are waiting and holding back tin final results are obtained from the Calumet office. There is. however. no doubt that the consolidation will go through. On account of the length of time it wifi take till certificates are issued for the Consolidation. trading will not be very heavy. although there has been considerable buying. Amer iCan and Warren are in some demand. but buyers will, not bid up the prices, They have their price and will take the stock when offered. otherwise they won't. Shattuck has been in good de Rand during the day at go. with lin- itcd buyers,
 Helyetia is heinz sought after at $6. with very limited trading Ayi. ZCna Commercial showed some signs of weakness at the close of the mar ket, being offered at $50. North Butte was Q good sCaipiRg stock to- day. opening at $90.5O and a6vanCe,l to S91 1.25 and closed a SEQ Greene Consolidated is also showing a little weakness, closing at $25.25. This is certainly getting down rear enough to buy up. Cochisc iz Lcirg sought after a- s-.50
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-14
PRiTCHARD, HAGEN & co,
 Brokers and Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Ariz.
 The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks. on commission, OUR SPE- CiALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan-.he HUB of the Bonanza Circle [ Companies.
 Market Unchanged; 8crarzas Eirrr.
 Market Firm
 Prices Unchanged.
 BISBEE, Aris.. June f3, 1906.
 The market today has been quiet and featureleSs and was practically a repetition of yes terday. ' Prices remain unchanged, with q good demand for the stocks. especially the BOnanzas. DenG and Warren. Bonanza Cons. is active be. tween s19-5O and $2O. and in dicatiors point to higher prices for it within the next month. Bids of s2 50 failed to locate any Caranea- Duluth. The mar llet as a whole is looking prom isirg il the face of the summer dullrt.ss. and it is not likely ina stocks will go much lower
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-14
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-14
PROFITS ~ MINING

Are universal among my clients be caCse l am personally represented in all the principal mining camps of America by corps of mining engineers and an notified daily of every rich strike. Those who kecp in close touch wi Ile fer the next sixty days should literally "ccir" money R. 3. t1iGGEE, lnvestnert Broker, Germania Life Bldg.. St. Paul. Minn-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-14
CFCNSLlNG Oe PRICES
 LAST HALF HcuR OF SESSION
Especial to ReveT.l

NEW YORK. June 1G.-TE,- market i5 closing lower. Throughout the sessicr there seemed to be 9. Crumh ling away of prices, which was quite p-onuuCCet IT. the last Lalt hour of the session.
 The acton of the gTaIn markets and E~ws received from the crop country. does not inspire the average trader with confidence i'll the market The market still looks like q trading affair. Safes. 545.500 Money. 2 per CFU+
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-14

You 1rc careful n the selection of vorIr banker. Why not Dc Tnore care flu. in Lae selection Of your druggist? The one merely takes care of your Iacn2y. tIc olLer your life. Our pre- SC-iptIoE CerutmcGC Is complete. Cur d,ugs aye pure aEd fresh. Try Us with goUr next prescription. We guar. alrtra tnc UaSt 0t cverythIDg
 BALL 6z BLEDSOE-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-14
MEXICAN OPERA TO
 BE RENDERED HERE

Tonight a5 tEe opera house q MeXt car Opera troupe under the manage 1GrG1 0t 4. DauU.. VIII render a per r01-.:41re c5 Eisc, tbeater-goers-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10
Big CROWD WITNESSES
LABOR DAY Celebration
Fine Band Concerts. Hai. Game sno
Rsees-crosd Estimated a Fifteen
Huncrsd.-No One Disappointed.

Tn. largest crowd that has gather.
I'd MT Gallinas park this year attend,
Cd the postponed Labor day celebra.
tion yesterday afternoon. The grand
stand vas packed With people and
Il h estimated that fully one thous.
and five hundred spectators wvre
present,
The attractions OF the afternoon
were concerts by the Las Vegas Mil.
tary and the ssayeower bands. "a
number Of interesting ace and Q ball
game between the ilf.ld's and u pick.
I'd up team Of some OF the best play
ers obtsinabie.
The races attracted a great deal
Of interest. The burro race vas won
by Gragatio Rubio. the prize being
q handsome riding bride. Harry Lor.
enzen vas second and received a fine
pair of spurs. Willie Trip was win
ner Of the boys seventyIfive yard
dash and was presented with a fine
jointed fish pole. Charley Minimum was
a close second and received a half
dozen handkerchiefs for his efforts.
u. Roibal won the hundred yard dash
and the prize Of q box OF cigars. Frank
Angel. who finished second, was Civ.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

sat anzsaszsso. s~esx chAesxs hsaka
has A~fs in nv wsss u gTxxa ssma 4
RUS saa Eas~ry. fx ia A~poslsors
seE~ Easzag nnxaekaasa saa ksbaxans
w~ueA~. ~2s s~sstess real estate sa-
ssnsnxnfs
H.sss~r. sAaa gives our cznsewsz-
us~ faa~sriess see <resfess eoaeern
= ira ~naastsszes sBaa 40 iaao szzall
hssnds I'D sod 10 iassssers % . gaaf,
sd<ssf iay9sinseni Most u these
Mortgages are laenx asos apaEsns<as
hoases mna The grnmaa TIES s1aEa an.
And fh~se MORTGAGES DO not EepseSsnl
q Standard saaaati0n ~ IN per aszax n
TIE realty. but. In msny cases. are ~
praised b. GOD. Conservative fa1g~s
90 real estate values ~ running n
hsKh - - pss cent, leaving hsrdl,
az equity n al. 80 that In case TIE
property should cease hringang nm I'm
tome ard u beeaEnes necessary 10 81
Il uneer the hammer. tho inss 90 the
mortgage hosder Hoald he serious In
deed, especially Should this necessity
% szertIaee the property arise aarans
= period NJ ssagnssion or hard sina-s
And hard times are Just a. like.s q
0erHv as sa0a periods
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Nearly every thTlgsag community II
rsssFe Or less aa the yugsex III 4 reai
|esGafs hoom. Fertile agricultural sec.
sIuass aEe no lesS affected BY this form
u speculation i'm rise ~ land values
than sre the hig cities. This u 70
speculate IA realty. from city lots 10
firm lands. ~ Eesehed such aiassn-
slnns as 10 u a Ihs gEasest apprs.
tssaaiO n about its effect wh-a tn
haoEa ssallapses. the excitement dies
down, aud many of saoss engaged In
reckless real estate t~ransaesiGtss fnd
themselves with unstable property
Oh their hands. property purchased at
a greatly inflated price. says the Chi.
eago Financial World.
I'm New York real estate speculation
has been carried On nj such a rzpii
pee that the banks are compelled 70
cali y halt by discriminating again u
ta.s class Of loans.
In the outlying sections apartment
houses and business blocks are con.
structed IN sneh numbers and With
such rapidly that u will reauira years
before enough tenants a be secured
70 bring owners Of these buildings
q fair rate Of interest upon their In.
sestmenI The general assumption Of
seii-possed authorities In that Il viii
take the eastern metropolis years TO
recover from the reckless real estate
spa ~cnlation In which its population
10 now absorbed. while . great many
people who have bought property In
undesirable locations and have erect.
ed buildings. raising the necessary
money with which TO do Il by mort,
gastng their property viii eventually
lose the money they have tied up 10
Il through foreclosure proceedings.
Here In Chicago m even worse con.
dition prevails. Chicago has seem.
ingIy gone crazy over apartment
houses. which have sprouted up on all
sides Of the city rs rapidly as noxious
weeds. In many instances they are
constructed without any thought as "a
their permanency. or wear. or tear,
but the single purpose which theiI
contractors always have In view-to
get them finished quickly and sold
to some investor as property watch
viii yield an income Of from 10 to 10
per cent. And as rapidly as ons
apartment house is built and sold Tho
contractor, with his profit. starts to
build another, or others. Whoever
holds the bag last will be the person
upon whom the loss will fall heaviest.
One cause given for the rot.en fail.
ure OF the Milwaukee Avenue State
bank. which although not an import.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

TIE Asg@nhaaew s~asesAsaA all hm sh1
AIxxsss asas Ma Mexaeo nAs eser
knssnhag i'm sire aaa BIZ In i'm.
Sssrsxns@ A. IN sire. ~ Nil D. ssai
10 remember the fact that The ssaeatsas
will ans safe fAsss fsahssl nx+
k0se N lalna statehood h. = PCS
a. m ballot. saae feE nasssasfS Il =
ssansaital ssnai e~saas~aaasa. Etste far
asaesase ~ essssxFsSs. yute fpF aaetaa~
heuK Of l~1sh legislative houses: aud
inxa, bat aassa isasa. s0ss ffsr lsxsasnsy a.
ftelals This Il the limit 'ns ssaing in
Ma Mexieaa We're this a state. No.
wssuis vote fur state aad Judiciary a.
ftslals, iaaa t#"ing a territory - ter,
FaaesFiaE and Judicial officials MR. sn'
pointed fur ~ 9ithassf our leave or
license. However. the foresnlug list
Ut the scope os tii~ approaching sase
tim b ample 10 Indicate its import.
anee.
II both parties. a. in is reasonable
"a suppose they w~!ii~~shalI pat full
tickets In the field. the Number OF
candidates sfIss,ng whom the sssssr
must make his several choices will BE-
quite large. and IN wiil require no
little ~eaFefniness an the part of the
voter 10 iaEare his successful selection
Ut the candidates Of his choice. So
much for the size of the election.
The Importance NJ the matters upon
which The voter viii be called upon 10
exercise his franchise. can not be
osereSfiinatcd. Chief among these
b the question u statehood, OF course
n h important that We send good men
md true. able and honest men. to the
legislature and that we select the
same character of officials for our
county government. but mistake here
can he reetified two years hence. Error
I'm either can he productive Of only
temporary evil. Not 40 with the cues
ton Of statehood. Mistake here will
cast lts nsaligsi Influence ON New
Mexico. In all probability throughout
the entire lifetime of everyone nov q
voter In the territory. Rejection Of
statehood nov undoubtedly means the
continuance Of territorial ~yassaIage
and infeiicity through times indefin.
lite. The Citizen has no often argued
this point that repetition of Il need
not nov be reproduced. Every friend
Of statehood should not only realize
the vital character nj the issue ut
stake. and govern himself according.
w. hut he should exert whatever In.
finence he may have In directing 9th.
ers into the same path.
On scarcely less importance than
the voting Tor statehood Is the SO.
lection Of members Of the constitution
II convention, These two ARE the pre-
dominating interests in the coming
campaign to vote for statehood and
TO select the best possible men 20
compose the constitutional convention;
for on the constitution. shall state
hood be obtained. will depend the pros
perity and greatness Of the future
state. In view nf these facts. which
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

- . sslT a sasReasas ~ g1Eas r~aa4
- srcas~a far aA~ paE4Ra rate NJ u
s@x nAA2es eoafesa fas hoss chAseg
MaEaaEa was - eaSs taFsa aaf Eessas~
- n fAne ella anaaEeaaA LA0gd ssTaa-
sa~ae taoG sesosa Pr2as. = faS faea@n
49, Sa@g~aaE. The ssek aee was
soa ~ u VI. sEaxA vita n~anesh
Nose . f~~ te~s k~aahd The first
pEaE# 49, % hoa NJ fms easSFs I'D
sAe ssSxsna . saK ~ sseaas i've, To
aessnas aaEe ard dash fuF aahoa msa
oaaY 49, wua ~ SanasS Goa xaah IL,
". sHaish 10 the sse0nd pasee, North
Ems. cwaasr aaa MSGkoop were ths
o1heE entries hut pEsEeAi 10 be also
Eana The prizes Ssre q meersehaaGi
easaE hoaasF and "A AalAaT and asfEy
esnas u trade nj sh~ 0palnao- TA~
old mas Eane AS changed "a !
fae~ t.esw~en the Military aud Mas
fauNeE Esnds, ~ Leafs finished fGasl
and IssaalA tgaaa.s sae0lsd- Both Seas
aaenab~Es 0f the fgrsa organization
The first prize. u aos ii cigars. Nas
awarded t0 ahs Military hand and the
10 In trade al Charles e~sEeenelay I
saS given 10 the Mayfio~sE hand.
Tbs ball gasae. proved 10 b. N ~alR
assay tssr the ilield team. as they de
lwated their enE@sRenis By a scnre al
n ia u. talG In SKsIaa faf Fhe sa~ls~ss8ssN
game IL IL an exciting contest
throughout. A heavy rain fell at ths
end III the program. but the GROVE
sought the shelter of the grand stane
and NO one's enthusiasm Vas darnpen
esi Il xas n of the most sneeess
tul labor day celebrations ev.r glvel
I'm the city I'm spite ut liz isosf gane
aient.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

eaa MI fe aeaA*si. tie largest ssss<aa<Se
fa4<esfmlnzss Il aala aad s%lI s1tefesxS
ana The aaTwssa EsaSssl1e ~AssrAS~ ~
sIsAsn ard Eaarts1Szzi stssala char
asf~faK. the tao PARTIES In sal The a~s
Ut their E~esg~eaags fssatieaa EaAeEaAs'
~: fTEsRa Ihe primary eaaeas te she
dominating territorial ecasentssnsw
Albuquerque Ca1lxen-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Siias Alexander. secretary Of New
Mexico during Governor Otero's first
term. died az his home In Wllshoro.
". NJ, last Thursday evening, He
had been In failing health for some
months and his death was not uneN-
pected. Deceased was n OF the
hest known lawyers In southern New
Mexico. He was a native of Pennsyl.
vania and IS years Of age.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

II agree with Mr.. Larragnln that
the enforcement of ourseiec,ion laws
In a matter of more Importance than
the enforcement Of any other laws
on our statute hooks" signifi.
cant words uttered by Governor Ha-
german last night. and few there he
who will be- found 10 differ with the
executive on this question.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Merchants aud business men com
planned a little Of duh times IN July
and August. but September trade has
opened up briskiy and all signs indi.
cate a prosperous fall and winter. Al
ready the good influences that follow
the best agricultural year Northern
New Mexico has known Tor u long
time are beginning to be felt.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Not ii day passes but additional!
sales OF the fine mesa lands east Of
the city to bona fide homeseekers are
reported, In Il year ar two the wind
swept. treeless mesa will be- dotted
with the prosperous homes OF hun.
dfeds Of farmers. What that viii
mean TO Las Vegas cannot be over
estimated. Las Vegas has every rea'
son 10 he encouraged at the develop
ment Of land industry hefeabout.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Governor Hagerman's outspoken and
fearless plea for civic deeency and
the enactment OF laws that viii make
better the condition of the people "f
New Mexico was heartily commended
by the hig audience at the tie
last night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

One or two persons and things the
democrats Of New Mexico In their
county conventions do endorse. but
their resolutions are stili far too much
or the we deplore" and we regret
kind 10 suit the people u New Mexi.
rn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10
or INTEREST TO MANY

Foiey's Kidney Cure will cure any
case II kidney or bladder trouble thai
IL not beyond the reach of medicine
No medicine q do more,
To be- obtained Of q. @. SchaefeT.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Mr.. Larrazolo's strong plea u the
opera house last night for the rlsid
enforcement Of our election laws, will
find an echo In the breast ri every
man who believes II good govern.
ment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Andrew B. Laird. assessor OF Grant
county. died at his home in Silver
City, n. NJ, on Saturday. aged about
So wears. Deceased was an oid'time
builder aud contractor and was also
engaged IN mining and stoek-rais'ns
He was q native OF Charlottesville,
Ind. and first located I'm Las Vegas
I'M 1850. In 1852 he went to Demtng
and was a prominent factor in the
uphniiding Of that tasa for five years,
He established his home In Silver City
on January fsL 1855. He had sefv.
cd two terms Al sheriff Of Grant
county and !one tern y county treas:
urer and collector.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10
SOCIAL CALENDAR " COMING EVENTS.

September 18th. SensFfotoe Circus
September 18th. The Yuma Athenium company. at the Duncan.
September 18th. The Yuma Athenium company. nj the Duncan and
regular dance at the Commercial club.
September 9, 90 and eth. Las Vegas Fair aud Fall Festival
September .sth. Territorial Republican convention.
October isth. Commercial club dance. at Commercial club.
November 9Th. My Friend from Arkansas" at the Duncan-
November 18th. Commercial club dance at the Commercial club
and THE Maid and the Mummy at the Duncan.
November 10th. "Cncle Josh Perkins" at. the Duncan.
November 23rd, "Uncie Toms Cabin" at the Duncan.
December iah. The Holy City" at the Duncan.
December 18th. The Holy City," at the Duncan.
December 18th. - Royal Slave" at the Duncan
December 10th. Commercial club dance ut the Commercial cinb.
December 18th. Uncle 81 Houer" nj the Duncan.
December 25sh. a King Of Tramps.' at the Duncan.
December eth. "tioolgans Troubles" at the Duncan.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Creating n second Cuba ~cuid be
easier than finding oai how 10 keep
its defeated candidates from taking
To he hiIls.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

The democratic Conventions are hay
Ing their say Just nov. but there vii
b. less say coming after n certain
date In November.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

fet three weeks. and then comes
tAe Northern New Mexico Fsir. Las
Vegas II getting ready To make this
ceiebration : coricr. .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

ThS Festive weed has goiae 10 sssed
In altogether too many Instances and
n Ii Ilkely 10 hear fruit that viii not
be appreciated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

The s~nllticsI ~ II clearing, u
lsgins 70 Hook III. tao yeass NOT
M nfsan.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Ia these times . dictionary Tetk sai
nj DATE even rs.s,as aairhls mn \ IT.
lie ship
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

las Vegas challenges ctaanEaart.asn
na heg September weather.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Statehood a. DO Statehood. this xili
le "A banner year ter NV Nsxies,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10
Blankets and COmfOrtableS

No where will a more complete line of heddinss be found
COTTON BLANKETS m all weights. 1o4. ia, and l24, White Gray.
Eru and Fancies. SOC to $3.50
coMFoRTA6lES. of pure co.ton and Sikoline Coverings. s2O to
S25o. Cheaper ones. $t2s &c SIPS. Good values for the price.
MATERIAL FOR coMFoRTA6L Snkonne. Fancy Carcoes, etc
ton. and In yardage Goods Cretonnes Es. We have Pure. White Fluffy Cot
WE WANT YOUR TRADE.
The bee., 1906-03-15
The Farmers Danger.

The announcement is made that
"Julio Aybar, organizer of the
Federation of Labor in Porto Rico,
has reported to headquarters in
Washington follows: Organ
Ization is gradually gaming ground.
although the progress is slow.
During the month the following
unions have organized: Two unions
of carpenters, two Of bakers,
woman's label league and three
unions of agricultural workers
unions and central labor union of
Yauco.'
Information shows that in various
parts of the United States the work
of organizing farm laborers' unions
is being actively carried on by the
agents of Mr.. Gompers. The Square
Deal has heretofore warned the
farmers of the country that this
movement, which is intended to
subject them to the same hardships
that have been suffered by manu-
| featuring concerns and o h r
branches of business, has been en-
tered upon with serious and de-
liberate purpose.
1t will be sad day for the farm
ers, and the country as well, when
the sowing and cultivating and
garnering the crops shall be liable
to interruption from strikes of the
farm hands. The rule of labor
unions is to strike at what is called
the psychological moment" mean
ing thereby the moment when the
business of the employer is in such
shape that he must yield to the de-
mands of the strikers or suffer SER
ious loss and perhaps the ruin OF
his business. The psychological
moment" for farm laborers' strike
would never come in the middle of
the winter, when farming operations
are at standstill, be assured of
that. 1t would come when the
whole value of the crops, the entire
result of the expenditure and labor
of the year would depend upon
prompt, quick and uninterrupted
action. At such a time the alter
native would be presented to the
farmer to suffer the total loss of his
wheat, or his hay, or what not, or to
grant an eXorbitant and unjust de-
mand from the union, with an IRON
clad agreement that, no matter how
serious and pressing his need of
more help might be, the farmer
would not employ any man who was
not member of the Union, under
penalty of having his force leave his
employ with his grain left to rot in
the field.
A farm labOrers' union would have
it in its power to be more tyrannical
and harmful than any other union;
would have its victims, the farmers,
more entirely at its mercy.
There is no good reason why such
union should be organized-it is
needed-the farm laborers are suf-
ferIng from no injustice or hard
ship. The farmers should look to 1t
that the dangerous movement is
nipped in the bud.-The Square
/ Daal
The bee., 1906-03-15
THE LYMAN TWIN COMEDIANS"

The Lyman Brothers who will APP
pear here March % with their big
company in the musical farce come
dy 1.-THE Rustlersr have the remark
able distinction of being the only
twin comedians today before the
public.
These clever young players have
made over one half the people in the
United States forget the tolls of life
and enjoy a good laugh although
they are still In their twenties and
even now at that age they are rated
with the best comedians of the day,
their work being full of originalIties
aud funny eccentricities of the
higher order.
Their new vehicle "The Rustlers"
is an elaborate musical farce hand
somely staged and filled with bright
clean and refreshing comedy, inter-
mingled with pretty music, made
sprightly by dainty chorus elegan-
ly costumed together with a compile
Gated and funny story portrayed by
cast of clever fun makers, The
Sumer Girls, Military Maids, and
She Trolly Girls are some of the fea-
lures which are to be seen.
The bee., 1906-03-15
THURSDAY. MARCH IS. 1906.

The assistant mine inspectors
bill passed both houses of the
Kentucky General Assembly on
Tuesday, the last day of the ses-
sion. BY this measure 1T is un-
derstood that two additional as
sistant mine inspectors will be
appointed to aid Chief Inspector
Norwood in looking after the
vast and growing coal industry
of Kentucky. This bill, unless
it was amended in an inconsist-
ent manner, which The BEE does
not believe, puts Kentucky on a
new and progressive basis as a
coal mining state and makes it
possible that the mines may be
looked after thoroughly without
working chief and one assistant
Inspector to death. There is no
question that the inspectors Of
fee has been lily provided with
the means and the help neces-
sary to perform the things re-
quired in the interest of the
many mining industries and the
thousands of miners in Ken
lucky. Chief Norwood has not
even been provided with clerk
for months past and has had to
perform the clerical work as
well as the more important du-
ties of his responsible office, with
the aid of but one, but very
good one, assistant inspector,
Mr.. Spillman. 1t is encourag-
ing, however, that the legislature
did find time on the last day to
pass bill of such moment to
the mining and genealogical de-
partment.