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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-22
AT THE c. 6 A.

There is nothing to report from the c. & A. smelter this week, further than that the output is about the same as last and since the first of the year. The high line is now com plete and the ore is being carried di- rect over it to the ore and coke bins on the feed floor. This improvement has been under way since the first of the year, being delayed on account of inability to get material required for it's construction. It is not known just when the new furnace wIll be put in commission. but it is expected in the near future. This will result in a ma terial. increase of the monthly output from the c. & A.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-22
WEEKLY RESUME
(By Frank J, Grail


 
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MocTEzUMA DISTRICT.

Parties arriving from Moctezuna district this week bring reports that
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PAGE ELEVEN

they executed the same for the pur- pose and consideration therein ex- pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 9th day of June, A. D. 1906. My commission expires May z, 1910. tSeal) E. c. STRICKLER,
 Notary Public.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-22
cANANEA APPOINTMENTS

Advices from Cananea say that at the smelter of the Greene Consoiidat- ed large amount of repair work is being done under the able direction of Manager Cole. It is now expect ed that this will be completed by the last of the month, when the plant Will have been put in condition that will add greatly to its efficiency and conse- quently to it's output.
 The new converter stack will be completed during the week. It will relieve the floors Of most of the gases which have frequently made work there difficult and tended to prevent the retention of a steady force of men. While the new stack is temporary structure it has been erected in manner which Yill enable its use until the permanent stack planned can be put up. It relieves conyerters which have overloaded the flue used to this time.
 The reverberatory furnace recently installed is working nicely since re- ceiying the new silica lining. This silica is brought from the east, being of quality so far unobtainakle in the southwest and highly desirable for this character of furnace The ca pacity of the furnace has been eS.i- mated at from PTS to 300 tons but the exact figures are yet unknown. It IS impossible to arrive at these until tlse furnace has been warmed clear through, which, because of it's i'm mensity, will be some days yet.
 Beside full-handed shifts working ;n the smelter a considerable force is employed on outside work. Founda- tions are being prepared for extea- sion of the converter building greatly extending the lining and drying de partment Room will be made for me installation of a new stand. placing of which will probably begin about the first of August. It is expected by Mr. Cole that the installation of four Mc- Dougal furnaces will begin early in August. Foundations are already complete. The additional equipment planned means great deal in he matter of increased efficiency at the smelter and will enable the Greene output to be decidedly increased.
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there is unusual activity in that sec tion of Sonora. Several new enter prises have recently been started ke- low Moctezuma which are very prom ising. The presence of number of railroad surveyors in that section run ming lines north is very encouraging to the people of Moctezuma who can see great possibilities for the rich mineral country surrounding that me tropolis of the Moctezuma district. George Woodward is said to be meet ing with most satisfactory results from the work he is doing on the An tigua mine near MocteZuma.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-22
Church services.

Sweet Memorial Episcopal Church: Holy communion at a. m.; Sunday school at s:45; morning prayer and sermon at Il; evening prayer and ser mon at 7:45. The people are cor dially invited.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28
In Time of Peace


In the first month Of the Russian
Japan war we had striking example Of
the necessity for preparation aud the
early advantage Of those, SO to speak
"have shingled their roof in dry wealth.
err" The virtue oiprer aration has made
history and given 70 US our greatest men.
The individual as we'll as the nation
should be prepared for any emergency.
Are you predared to successfully com
bat the FIRST cold you takef A cold can
be cured much more quickly when treat,
ed as soon as it has been contracted and
before it has become settled in the sys-
tenn. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
famous for its cures of colds and it
hoild be kept at hsud ready for instant
use. For sale by Daniels Drug store.
mwf
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28
NEW WAGON ROAD PRO
POSED OVER RIO oRANDE

Petitions are ont for sisnaturea Of
persons who are interested 10 ! bet.
ter wagon road over the Rio 0rands
tracks leading ont of ths CITY to the
south. Az soon n the petition hA1
been thosouRhly circulated among the
persons most affected II viii BE- pre-.
sented TO the city council. with she
requeas thAt Railroad street. leading
east from the depot BE- straightsned
IA the nscsssasy places 30 that par
sons driving need mot 10 over the pre-.
s'ns route By the way OF Robinson
avenue bnt take Railroad strset out
past she Unit.d Oil oompany's re-.
fiuery yard and over the Rio Grande
tracks.
At ths point where Il IL proposed
to have the road traverse the Rio
Grande there 10 only one tracl to
cross over. whereas over she present
route there are seven TRACKS to
drive over. The new road will NOT
only shorten the distance from the
postoffice. but will make travel much
safer. The killing Of Joe Lucerro
the Mexican q abort time ago. is re.
sponslble for the petition now being
passed because the residents of this
oity dc not want = repetition Of the
affair.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

INSPECTED ROUTE-The Trib.
une man accompanied BY T. E spsu.
Ger. the man who has mapped ont
more wagon roads In Fremont county
than any man in IL. Yesterday after.
noon inspected . part Of the new route
where the kio GrAnde railroad will
build its new double track. Starting
from . point near tho OIL Well Supply
company's shops and run Ing east.
ward the road will be build . consid.
erable distance to the south Of the
present track, outing ont = great
portion of the tr mendoos curve lying
just sast Of the city. The new route
will be an almost air line from this
city 90 Adobe and from there down
the company will contend more or less
with the billy formation. neos sssiiat-
Ing slight curves In many places.
AhC noW Wokoh AOou ~ VIII
be In the WAY Of the new track and In
many places the track will be built
over the wagon road This will
mean that either the Rio Grapde or
Fremont county must build some Of
the road In new places. Bat a. the
county road was built first Il 10
naturally supposed that the Rio
Grande must mlke good the damages
that will incur from Its own road.
Down below Adobe = part Of the Santa
Fe tracks will have to be moved from
its present location. This, will be
done BY the GrAnde. Whether the
contract for doing tho work for the
Rio 0rande has been let or not IL not
Known here.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28
ALFALFA HIaH-Alf.Ifa is his

ALFALFA HIGH-AlfAlfa 10 high
er in price now than 1t has been at any
time this year and the price IL still
soaring. At present 1t 10 quoted at
Sl4 . ton and the outlook now Ia that
1t will be tl5 before spring. There
are many reasons for the rise In prise.
Cripple Greek is drawing heavy from
the valley supply; many Of the roots
were frozen out last winter And she
muoh Of the hay while laying on ths
ground to cure.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28
NEW oFFIoERs-Ps.roleum lodi

NEW OFFICERS-Petroleum lodge
No. Ss. Knights Of Pytbias. last
night elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: W. ". Davis,
o. O.; Robert Cox. v. O.; G. r
Bronck. Pre-. l.. B. Park. K. Of r
and g.; l.. B. Beverstock. IA. Of e.
Charles Cooley. NJ. Of A "A. B Dad
man. NJ. Of w.; George LiRaett.
trustee; Mr.. Pastorius. mosieian.
They will be installed early In De.
cember The installing officer will
be A. NJ. Williams. deputy grand.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

600 FED-About 600 psrsons wsrs
fed on turkey By 81. Bsnsdict's In
Morgan hall last night. Tho build.
ing was crowded until : late hour.
There wsrs ~ many y 400 persons in
the hall At ono time. The supper
was grand. After supper thoss who
cared to do 20 danced until the early
hours Of shis morning. The big
fair will begin this evening and will
continno until tomorrow night.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

SURPRIsED-A number Of neigh.
bors Of Mr.. and Mrs A. G Palmer
gave them surprise party last night.
Quite = number Of them awooped
down ON the Palmer domioils. The
evening was spout In games and other
jollities after which dainty light re.
treatments we're served. There 10 q
club In the East End which Rives
surprise parties to one of the members
at regular intervals.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

sWOPPED - Ed Lutsa has sx-
changed the Mcdonald busiaea block
on Front street for three forty .acre
tracts Of farm land near Hetchkiss.
Dslta county. Tho land Il uuimproved
bat IL In the famous fruit bsis.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

ANOTHER Hov-A nina.popn
son arrived yesterday nosnins q she
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tcwnes As'the fathsr Il : photo.
srApher. be says be will train the
young kr. TowRss 70 make photosraphs
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28
SPECIAL sERvICEs-sp Special SER
vices at ths Christian Science church
Thanksgiving morning at lo:45.

THANKSGIVING SERVICE =
Thursday At 10 O'Clock ut St. Alban' Z
with short address BY the rector.
All are welcome.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

Z Ars you going ta hear thAt sntsr
taiumsut Saturday night1 Yss. Il
comes recommended to b the bes
Florence he's svsr hAd. 1877
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

Be sure and attend the baby ahow
in connection with this Presbyterian
bazaar. 1877
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

Oysters and chile served from $3.50
to z p. N. in the Refinsr block.
Pixies Peak avenue. During bazaar
fancy work. aprons and cushions on
sale BY the Presoy yteriaus. 1877
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28
Thanksgiving Rates Cancelled.

Thankssivins rates advsrtisd by
the santa Fs are cance led.
A. q. PALMER, Agent.
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J0TTIN0s ABOUT TOWN
! LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

A large shipment Of toilet and
iancy goods just In II Daniels. s7tf
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

Munich Germany Baysrssohsr
Kurisr-Aiss Adams tie eellIst nobiy
won her success 10 n
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

Tho EndeAvoi orr viii serve oystsfs
and chile at the Presbyterian bAsar.
70.77
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

The Lulu Gates company at Metho
dist church, Seass reserved ut Dan
iels. 75.7i
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

legal holiday The Tribune ofios viii
observe IL usual custom Of mot psb.
lishius ! paper.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

Leland T Towers Lulu Tyler
Gates has already proved her right tc
front rank In the profession. She
is artistic. unAfYeoed and with remark
able dramatic ability" 1911
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

Try the Blue Front restaurapt for
Thanksgiving dinner.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

Galepa Gszette-Mr smiths solo
was magnificent 1877
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

The Presbytsrisn bazsY on the 9th
Of Dec Saturday p. NJ. and sven.
Ing In The Rsnnsr block 1877
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

NO PAPER = Tomorrow bs..s .
The daily tribune., 1906-11-28

Try the Blue Front restaurant for
Thanksgiving dinner.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-14
SOCIALISTS ARRESTED.
Twenty.one Persons Jailed for Hold
ing Street Meeting.

Denyer.-Tuesday night seven So
cialist orators, under the leadership OF
Franklin n. Jordan, local manager OF
William d. Haywood's campaign Tor
governor. assembled at Sixteenth ana
Arapahoe streets and quickly drew
crowd. Soon the police, under the lead
ership of Sergeant Sturgis, began MAX
ing arrests The speakers refused TO
desist and quoted the constitution upon
the rights of the people to assemble
and the right of free speech.
AS fast as a wagonload of prisoners
could be gathered other speakers as
sumed leadership and the police were
kept busy until nearly II o'clock.
Twenty men and one woman were
arrested. At the city prison they were
denied bail by Chief Delaney and all
were incarcerated in the bull pen.
Some of the prisoners are more or
less prominent. All are workingmen,
and several are well to do. Each pris'
oner was searched, and the amount
taken for safe keeping aggregated sew
eral hundred dollars.
Chief Delaney offered to release
them upon assurance that no further
attempt would be made to hold meet
jngs in the street. The offer was re-
jected
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-14
EL PAso COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Elect Delegates Pledged to Stewart
for Governor.

Colorado Springs. Colo.-The Repub-
lican county convention Monday in
Structed delegates to the state con-
vention at Denver to use all honorable
means to secure the nomination OF
Philip B. Stewart for governor. ani
adopted resolutions recommending
many legislative enactments.
Upon motion OF Irving Howbert, the
convention unanimously instructed nj.
delegates to the senatorial and legisla-
tive conventions to vote for no one
who would not pledge himself to do al
in his power to secure a primary elec-
ton law at the next State Legislature.
Mr.. Howbert predicted that such law
would be enacted and prophesied that
this would be the last county conven-
ton in FL Paso county.
Delegates were elected to the state,
Second congressional, legislative and
Third and Twenty-eighth senatorial
district conventions.
The following county officers were
unanimously renominated:
Sheriff, O. p. Grimes; coroner, d. F..
Law; surveyor, w. p. Woodside; as
SCISSOR, F. f. Schreiber. E. B. Simmons
defeated C. A. Pollen, the present in
cumbent, for the nomination for county
treasurer, while E. NJ. Collins, superin-
tendent of public instruction, was de-
feated for denomination by Mrs. Flor
ence Stote, and County Commissioner
c. w. Long was defeated for renomi-
nation by 3. A. Banta. Joseph H.
Schlisler was nominated for county
clerk. his opponent being E. w. Davis.
D. 3. Farley and Mrs. u. w. God
dard were elected members of the Re-
Publican state central committee. and
f. c. Sherer was chosen chairman of
the Republican county central commit
tee, with authority to select his own
secretary.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-14
steve Adams Re-arrested.

BOISE, Idaho.-The state Saturday
made no objection to the release of
Steven Adams. the witness in the Steu.
nenberS case. on the writ Of habeas
corpus issued the day before, on ap-
plicaticn of his uncle, John Lillard. Of
Haines, Oregon, Assistant Attorney
General Snow appeared for the state
and said the state had no objection to
the man being released If he wished to
leave the penitentiary. 1t had lodged
no charge against him and he was
kept in the institution with his full
consent.
The moment he was released he was
arrested on fugitive warrant sworn
out here by County Attorney Koelsch
on telegraphic instructions from Sher-
III Alexander Nisbet of Denver. The
dispatch stated Adams was wanted for
the murder of Lytle Gregory. in that
city on May Is, 1904, and warrant
had been issued for his arrest. An Of
flcer with requisition papers would
leave Denver not later than Monday,
the sheriff added.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-14
CoL0RADO'S FAIR
STATE FAIR AT PUEBLO AuspI.
clousLY OPENED.
ATTENDANCE VERY LARGE
Large Tents Necessary to House Fine
s'eoded Stock-Interesting compe.
os'on in Dry Farming Products.

N' III oTy Farming Products.
Pueblo.-Never did state fair in
the West open under such auspicious
circumstances as that which began
here Tuesday morning. So far in ex-
cess OF all expectations WAS the mum.
Der and volume OF exhibits that even
up to late at night some were not com.
pleteIy arranged. This is in spite OF
The TACT that every available man and
wom5n has been secured by the man
agGment In The work of assigning and
arranging the products of this and ad-
joining states which have reached the
grounds.
The weather is ideal and the local
torc"aster promises continuance OF
N!lis most favorable condition.
In spite OF the hurry and rush in get
tinG things settled the race program
OF Tuesday was pulled on on schedule
time, and the other special features In
the line OF amusement went of as
though the fair had already reached
the height of its glory.
Every train reaching the city on all
OF the five railroads brings large dele.
gationG from every quarter.
Regardless of the fact that the sta
BILE and stall capacity for the housing
OF live stock has been doubled over
that OF last year. a number of large
tents OF circus proportions have been
found necessary to accommodate the
blOOdeG and race horses and pedigreed
cattle. The Judging of live stock be-
gan Tuesday but so great Is the task
that but few awards have yet been
made. Professor Carlyle OF the State
Agricultural College Is at the head of
the board of judges on cattle. Among
the features in this line is the herd OF
thirty-seven Jerseys belonging to c.
L. PaGet OF Colorado Springs, and
among them is the little Jersey COW
which cost S2,700 and took the gold
medal at the St. Louis Worlds Fair.
The judging on the agricultural and
other products Is but fairly started, al
though the judges worked industri-
ously.
An extremely interesting feature in
that line is the dry farming products
wherein the competition Is strong be-
tween Phillips. Lincoln and =. iowa
counties. each Of which has prxrzhibi-
tion a splendid collection of grain.
grasses and sugar beets raised entirely
without irrigation. Indications are
that 1t is neck and neck between these
counties for the first prize.
The races drew large crowds and
were followed by wild bull riding by
Grimslcy. and various cowboy feats.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-14
pry Farming Congress.

Denver.-Governor Mcdonald sent
ont notice Tuesday to prominent
residents of Colorado inviting them to
cali at his office in the state capitol
next Monday morning at 10 o'clock to
discuss the advisability of calling a
"dry farming congress" The governor
some months ago expressed 1t as his
wish that there should be such con-
eress. but before naming delegates ne
wants to secure expressions OF opinion
from men who are interested in tho
subject. Invitations to the conference
were ISSUED to the following men: J..
l.. Donohue, w. F. R. Mills, A. j. Spen-
gel Arthur Williams. F. ]. Chamberlin'
g. ID. Wantland, John T. Burns, Zeph
Charles Felt, and others.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-14
Valparaiso Again Shaken.

VALPARAISO violent earth
ouako shock at a quarter past o'clock
Monday night caused terrible panic.
The people, fearing another catastro-
pha. spent the whole night In parks
and open spaces. The quakes contin-
ned Mt short intervals, but were less
violent. Newspapers unanimously ex-
nress the warmest thanks to the Peru
pian Governor and it's people for contri-
hmtions for it's sufferers In the stricken
city. They say Peru's generous sym
nafhv has done q great deal more to In
s,,re cordial relations between the
countries than allsth resources o. the
smartest diplomacy.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-14
Nisccllnu cons.

lorney General Moody has
PIT suit in the federal courts to
Ter lands in Utah held by the
Fuel company, alleging that the
were secured fraudulently.
Forney General Hadley. of Mis-
has secured from II. Clay
an admission on the witness
that the majority stock of the
rSPlerce Oil company is owned
Standard Oil company.
peace negotiations have been
nded in Cuba and what prac-
amounts to martial law has
proclaimed by President Palma.
commissioner of the general
Office has decided to invite
olds for the lands comprised
famous big pasture in Okla
VI which there are about 500,
eres.
burlington railway manage
naS adopted a new rule by which
smeers obliged to wear glasses
oe reduced in rank and as
=" unimportant and unremun-
runs regardless of the length
VICE for the company.
"a OF semi-liquid mud, sand and
swept down upon the town
hwareli in the district of
III The Caucasus, burying 255
ls alive.
seventh annual convention OF
uOnai Association OF Post Office
~ session at Savannah. Ga,
s.u 10 meet next year in Peoria,
aAk i. Rogers, OF Chicago, was
PRESIDENT.
san minister to Chile. Hicks,
ss'aphed the state department
ae people of the United States
helping hand for the relief
,sa a'ress caused by the recent
aake disaster.
,'en'atives saa of the various rail-
lu s, the Interstate Commerce
s. a after conference at Chi
sceountlng.
N.Y.. nunt. who has been trav-
~, !, the country in charge of
sn., .,,sorrotes. has been indicted
n, Tenn, for larceny ON
vi Two members Of tho
Sa Ss re passenger depot and
as. S.el at Needles, Cal, was
,s'royed by ,fire. Two per-
purned to death and sew
a a., local option sIsction In
NO, mo, resulted ID a. over
N'ory for the SALOON men.
\
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-14
DENVER REPUBLICANS.
Nominate County and judicial c.nd
dates.

Dcnver.-The Denver city and
county Republican convention Monday
elected delegates to the state conyen-
tion at Colorado Springs who are un-
derstood to be In favor of nominating
Philip B. Stewart OF Colorado Springs
for governor.
The following county and judicial
tickets were placed in nomination:
Sheriff-AieXander Nis5et.
Clerk and Rocorder-A. X. Vickery.
ASSESSOR. C. Gird.
RECONSIDERATION j. Fine.
Superintendent OF Schools-Lillian
A. Field.
Co.oner-R. p. PoliIns.
Justices OF the PeGce--Grant l.. Hud-
son. Thomas Carlon.
Phillips.
Judges OF the District Court-Gree-
ley w. Whtford, George w. Allen,
Herbert L. Shattuck, Carlton NJ. Bliss,
II. C. Riddle.
The platform adopted contains the
following resolutions:
I'VE commend the Supreme Court
CT this state for It's brave and coura-
geous stand in enforcing the constitu.
ton of the state OF Colorado. and we
believe that It's action In assuming Ju'
risdictIon in the election cases OF 1904,
and In the subsequent punishment OF
the offenders under the election laws.
has met with the approval OF all good
and law.abiding citizens, and will have
lasting influence upon the Integrity
of the ballot In all future elections.
The Republican Supreme Court OF
this state upheld the right and duty OF
the state government TO maintain
peace and good order throughout the
limits OF the commonwealth In the
Meyer case.
''it also held that the people were en-
titled 10 fair and honest elections in
the Big Mitt cases: these two decisions
have proved more beneficial to all the
the coed people OF Colorado than any
other acts ever done by any govern
ment agency. and as time goes on their
value will be more and more clearly
recognized by all intelligent o6serv'
| ers."
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-14
VIII Convene Cuban Congress.

Havana. President Palma has is
sued call for special session of con-
gress to convene Sept. 14th and con-
slider the disturbed condition Of the
country and measures for ending the
situation. The president is weary OF
the complicated conditions and Is
anxious to divide the responsibility
with Congress. Tho mayor Of Guaya>
bal, near Guanajay, has Joined the in
surgents. He was accompanied by
seventeen rural guards, who deserted.
A permanent veterans peace COM
mitteo has been constituted. 1t in
cludes Generals Menocal, Nodarse.
Cebrsco, Recio, Agramonte, Moliuet
and Padre and Colonel Iaxo.