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Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30
MORALES SEND UN|NSTRUCTED
 DELEGATION
Delegates Appointed to Demo cratic Convention-Mark
 Smith Endorsed.
Special to Review.)

NOGALES, AriZ., Aug. 29.-The Democratic Central Committee of San ta Cruz county met in the court house here this evening, and the following delegates were elected to attend the territorial convention to be held in Bis bee on September 6.
 sE. D. Miller.
 Frank J. Duffy.
 T. J. Wylie.
 w. T. Powers.
 J. B. McClenanhan.
 The delegates go to Bisbee unin- structed. but the following resolutions were introduced and adopted unani- mously:
 Resolved, That the Democratic County Central Committee of Santa Cruz County, voicing the sentiments of the Democratic party, takes this oc- casion to announce their admiration and thorough appreciation of the hon. est, able and effective work done in Congress by the Hon. Marcus A.. Smith. against the atempt to forcibly join Arizona with New Mexico as one state.
 Resolved. That this committee, SpedhlnS IOf all tne DeHlOCTdlS ol Santa Cruz County, and the declara- tions of Democratic platforms, de- clares, once and for all, against joint statehood, which is the vital issue in Arizona today.
 Resolved, That the Democratic party of Santa Cruz County does not approve any attempt to further burden the non producing mining claims of this coun- ty with additional taxation. believing that such procedure would be detri- mental to the development of our great
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30
THE COPPER QUEEN STORE

FINAL RADIANCE OF ALL ODDS AND ENDS IN PL SPECIAL SALES TABLES. CHOICE, soc EACH.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30
GOES ID ARRANGE
 CAMPAIGN
Will Meet New Mexico Advo- CateS of Jointure at Silver City Today, and Will Return to Tucson on Friday.
Especial to ReyieW.)


 PHOENIX, AriZ., Aug. 29. -C. F. Ainsworth left Phoenix last night for Silver City, N. NJ, where tomorrow he will meet twelve or fifteen promi- nent New Mexican jointists to discuss plans for a joint statehood campaign in this Territory.
 No small part of the discussion will be the attitude of the Rough Riders of Arizona, who recently received letters from Delegate Bull" Andrews and re- plies made, in which they took issue with Roosevelt on statehood.
 Andrews will be present at the meet ing and produce these replies. In ad- dition to discussing the attitude of the Roush-Riders. the stand taken by the federal and territorial officials Of thfs territory will be gone over. Presi- dent Roosevelt will receive from An drows, or some one taking part in the meeting, a concise statement that will set forth just how every Republican of fee holder of Arizona expresses an opinion on the statehood issue.
 Letters recently written by Andrews to Rough Riders in Arizona are said to have been prompted less by de- sire to convert them to jointure than to get over their own signatures state ments that they opposed jointure.
 Ainsworth stated that he would be in Tucson on Friday for a meeting on that day with the Jointist spirits of that city, at which meeting he will probably report as much of the Silver City meeting as the Tucson jointists should know, and on that basis the for iointure in Arizona will be mapped out.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30
THREE BOYS ESCAPE
 FROM BENSON SCHOOL

Three Solomonville boys escaped from the Territorial Industrial School at Benson Monday evening. Their names are given as Caster, Gonzales and Carrona. Carrona is past master in the art of escape, as this is the fifth time he has "vamosed" the school,
 The boys were among the largest in the institution. each being about 1G years old. Discipline is not so strict in the school as in the penitentiary, for the excellent reason that the ob- ject of the school is to reform if pos sible, the boys sent there. and there are frequent chances for escape, but it is seldom that the boys try to escape.
 It was known in less than five min utes after the lads got away last night that they were gone, but the guards were unable to find them in Benson. There was freight train leaving Ben son for Tucson about the time the boys escaped and it is supposed they went west on it.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30
ID HAVE NEW CHURCH
 OCT. 15TH
Contract Let for RemodeIing of the House Owned by the
 BaptiStS.

It was announced yesterday that the
 Baprists of the city will have a church
 in the very near future. The trustees
 Of the church advertised for bids a
 few days ago on the remodeling of the
 house which they own on Clawson
 Hill, and the building of a new addi-
 tion. The bids were opened and the
 contract was awarded 10 M. H. Hardy.
 MT. Hardy expects to commence work at. the beginning of next week.
 The Baptist church of this city was
 established about fourteen months ago, and steps were Eken immediate ly to acquire, property on which to build church; The board of trustees finally decided to buy the property on G ES6t1,Hi which formerly belonged to J. G. PfitcRard The two Yofs WsseE bought year ago last May There was house on one of the lots, but as it was not suitable for use as a church, the members of the congregation have been h,9ldiihgbsseryices in the Pythian Castle. '-- '''', "''.'.' A short time ago the trustees took up the movement for the building of a church, and soon had the necessary funds, owing to the generosity of the members of. the congregation and the help of a few friends. It was decided to remodel the building which stands or the property at the present time, and also to build an addition. This is the work which will be done by Con tractor Hardy. The building on the property at the present time is fgrame, and the new addition will also be- framework. It is expected that the new church will have seating ca Dacity of one hundred and seventy-fve. Besides the church pTcner there will be a room for the minister. A little later on the trustees expect to be able to erect another addition to contain more rooms for the minister.
 = The Rev. w l.. Williamson is pastor of the church at the present time, hav-. ing succeeded Rev. C. C. Young a few months ago. The board of trustees of the church is composed o. J. H. De marest. T. P. Beene, J. l.. Olsen and G. C. Wiidman, Cand to these men is due great deal of the credit for the construction of the new church.
 The membership of the church at the present time is about thirty-fve and is increasing steadily.
 T@ is eypected that services will be held in ,he new church about October 18th. and until that time will ne held regularly every Sunday evening in the Pythian, Castle.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30
TUCSON BOY IS
 FATALLY BURNED

TUCSON, Aug. 29.-Harry Johns, the 4-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Johns. of 241 North Third avenue, died yesterday afternoon from burns received Sunday forenoon.
 The little fellow was playing near the Johns home In a manner not yet known his clothing took fire. He ran screaming toward the house. Mrs. Thomas Johnson, who lives at the Johns home. met the little fellow and tore his clothing off him. In doing this she sustained severe burns on the hands
 The boy was badly burned about the body. Three physicians were sum- mcned, but they could only aid fn re- lieving tie suffering.
 Mr. Johns was at Helvetia and did not learn the sad news until last even- ing. He came to Tucson immediately.
 Funeral services will te held from the Johns home at o'clock Wednes- day afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30
President

President Roosevelt does not ask much. He will be satisfied if the country elects another billion-dollar Congress to make smooth the way un- til the ending of his term. After that the deluge
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30

That noise like a man ''hurrying in to storm proof cellar" comes from the tariff revisionists who have been predicting that President Roosevelt would be with them"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30

In other words, Mir. Jerome will ac- cept the Governorship of New York, if he is not called upon to promise to stay awake.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30

mineral resources, and to the best in terests of Santa Cruz County.
 Resolved, That the Democratic party of this county favors and endorses the nomination of Hon. Marcus A. Smith as our next nominee for Congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30

The weather prophet has an easy occupation compared to the man who undertakes to predict earthquakes
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30

AS an entry in the presidential con- test Cannon properly may be consider ed a long shot.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-18
REVENCEFUL YOUTH
Kills v HOlE | AIiILY
DISSATISFIED WITH FARM DEAL
He MURDERS MAN, WIFE
AND CHILDREN.
Barney Parsons Shot Twice and
CIubbed to Dsath-Wonoan and
Children Beaten with Butt OF Gun
and Thrown Into River.

Houston, Mo-, Oct 15.-Barney
Parsons, farmer, his wife and three
children were murd cred Friday near
Lickin, Mo.
A farmer near Hamilton has been
arrested, charged with the murder,
and is said to have confessed.
Parsons had sold his farm and
crops to Hamilton, and it is alleged
that the men quarreled over the terms
Of the sale.
Parsons and family set out from
their former home in a covered wag.
on, bound for northern Missouri.
Whole Family Killed.
The body of Parsons was found shot
to death, and the mother and three
children had been dubbed to death
Joda Hamilton, the alleged murder.
er, is in the Houston Jail, strongly
guarded to prevent lynching. He is
said to have made a complete confes.
sion, of which the following is sum.
mary:
Outline of Confession.
AT timber bordered place in the
road, as Parsons and his family were
driving along, they were confronted
by Hamilton, armed with a shotgun
Deliberately aiming at Parsons, Ham
ilton discharged both barrels of the
gun, and Parsons fell to the ground
Hamilton then advanced upon him
and dubbed him over the head with
the butt of the gun several times. He
then beat the head of the mother al
most to a pulp, and after killing hel
dubbed the three children to DEATH
Dumps Bodies Into Creek.
The bodies of all five were Their
loaded into wagon and taken to Big
oiney creek, about one mile distant
from the scene Of the murder, anG
dumped into the creek.
A party Of fishermen from Houston.
discovered the bodies Of two of the
children Saturday about noon. =
further search brought to light th1
bodies of both parents, and word wa
Gent to Houston. The body CT tn
other child was found Sunday.
Rides Stolen Mule
Shortly after noon the news ha<
been received there Hamilton rod
into town on mule that was recog
niZed as one that belonged to Pal
sons. He was arrested and lockei
up in Jail Parsons, who came t
Texas county two years ago, from tn:
northern part of Missouri, was (
quiet, industrious farmer, and neve
had trouble of any sort. Hamilto,
has also been favorably known owe
the entire. county. Hamilton is q
years old.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-18

wheeling Boy Supposed to Be Dea1
Returns Home.


Columbus, O., Oct. ia teleg:as::2
to the Dispatch from Wheeling,
Va, says: Harry Bishop, a WheeHr
boy, who was supposed to have beef.
murdered on the wharf a week a 20
returned home Friday, and his faith :
tainted away when he appeare. :.
A body supposed to have been Bisi,
ops was found in the water, anl
buried In the family tomb after thu
coroner had returned verdict G.
murder, and after the insurance con.
pany had paid the insurance ca Bish
ops life. Bishop says he was a
Kittaning, Pa, when the supposed
murder occurred. The identity of tt
dead has not been established.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-18
Railroad Trial BEGINS.

New York, Oct. 16.-The trial of
the New York Central Railroad COM
Dany for the alleged giving of rebates
of $4,000 to the American Sugar Re-
lining company on sugar shipments to
the west began Monday in the United
States circuit court, criminal branch.
This will be the first trial for the in
fraction of the Elkins law ever under
taken in this city.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-18
"HercuIes" Bobs Up Everywhere.

There is an unusual amount Of
hercules braid apparent in the trim
mings of costumes of all materials.
including silk, mousseline, voile, nets,
wooden goods and velvet, and tho
newest idea is it's Introduction as a
border for parasols. The latter are
further trimmed with soutache braid,
and sometimes insets of lace or EN-.
broidery are also used in connection
with the braid. So
WOULD STOP GRAIN GAMBLING
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-18
Slayer in Jail.

Springfield, Mo-, Oct. 16.-Joda Ham
ilton, the alleged self-confessed slayer
ct the Parrons family near Houston,
Mo-. is in the Green county jail here. 4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-18
Farmers Ask Law to Prohibit Put.
and Calls and Future Deals.

Rock Island, ILL.,, Oct. 13.-The
Farmers National congress Friday
adopted a resolution demanding the
:>assage of law prohibited dealings
in futures and puts and calls, and de-
lying the use of mails and telegraph
wires for quotations of stocks.
1t also went on record in favor of
a separate bureau in the department
Of agriculture for dairy industry, reci-
;)rocity treaties with countries that
are largely consumers OF agricultural
products, and government aid for
highway improvement. .ss
Blood of Kentuckian Turned White.
H.. Louisville, Ky.-After being tor.
tured for two weeks, George w. An
dres died at the home of his father.
William ]. Andres, Jefersonville, OF
purpura hemorrhage, disease that
is considered rare, but is by no
means unknown by the medical fra.
ternity, and is often cured. The dis
ease is accompanied by the greatest
pain at times, and its action is pecul-
lar, Purple spots form at any part
Of the body, and are followed by in
flammation that causes the pain. The
blood becomes a whitish color, and be
gins to ooze to the surface, in time
sapping the life out Of the patient.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-18
The Warren Mi//ik1q Co.

Every farmer will acknowledge that flour mill
town is a great convenience. Not only convenience
but actual help in supporting the wheat market Our
local mill grindS all the wheat they
At times it the mill pre1ln1.On good
grades of milling wheat and way other buyers
grain advance their prices to with the mill 1t
cannot be denied that the elevator companies
dOnOt like live upo-date mill that is aggressive in it's
They feel that the mill is element of
npettOn and as in the of local mill, they
ril<e back by shipping flour sell.
Of the local1anufacturer You w1obuy flour from
the elevator companies stop and think it Is
the mill of benefit to you? Try to- imagine what the
condition would be if every unpatrOtC you
Why the mill would simply be forced business
for Of customers. You would have O accept
the price the elevator ring put your wheat you
would also have whatever price they
flour. Every Of ground feed would have ship
ped in you would pay the freight both ways. These
reasonable and easily understood you
live in Marshall county certainly should Warren
flour, wheat authorizations
possible The flour made buy the Warren Mills good
made Of good wheat loyal to home
I industries and buy made home by
WARREN MILLING CO.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
WANDERING JEW IN QUEST OF
LOST GOLD NINE.

Mark Lulley, the wandering Jew, I"
IN about 10 start out In search Of the
lost Detweiler gold mine, which IL
supposed TO be fabulously wealthy.
Practically every business man Of any
prominence in Nogales is interested in
the project, and Nogales will he n
city Of millionsires shortly prov is'ed
the lost mine IL found, says the Tue.
son Citizen. .
The mines are located in some can
yon In the Santa Rita mountains. They
we're found twenty.six years ago by
LnIly and Detweiler while they were
coming from Chittenden 10 Tucson.
Owing 10 the presence mt that time of
Apaebes, the men travelled along she
foothills instead Of the main road.
They unexpectedly came across some
old workings and found them rich.
They agreed TO keep their discovery
quiet.
Lulley sold the old Goldtree mine IN
the meantime for 100000. Isador
Goldtree Of this city, was interested in
that mine. While enjoying the pro
ceeds of the sale, Lulley forgot his
gold mine. Meantime Detweiler died
suddenly and Lulley has never until
now, owing TO numerous mining ven
lures, found time 10 search for the
lost mines. Nevertheless, he IL con
hdent, and so are 6fy prominent No.
gales citizens, that the canyon will
again lie found where gold il 20 be
had IN unlimited quantities.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
GOOD OLD WOODY DAYS HAVE
COME BACK TO DOUGLAS.

A dispatch from Bisbee, Arz., says
there have been joyous times Of late
around Douglas II times which renew
the youth Of the pioneers and which
make fat the eoroner's p0cketbook.
Most interesting IL the events, per
bsps, was n duel fought by agreement
between Charles A. webb, Mormon
from the ella valley, and a. j. Bruce,
n Texan. who objected iast6 Webb =
I" keeping company hsRwith briee y
niece. r.sf fttEts' Jr 11GmEaf
The two had provided themselves
with repeating rifles, sn'i hosiiiities be
gan % sight. About tho 6fth es'
change Of shots Arizona began to
score. Brice was struck by ~ soft
nose u ballet that wrecked his night
arm. Then Webb took s~sn h more
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
CLERKS PERouIslrE MAY BE
=. SHUT orr.
(From Sunday = Daiiy1

The question as TO whether clerks OF
boards OF supervisors IN first class
counties in this territory are entitled 10
extra compensation for making n du.
plica'e Of the assessment, rolls of their
respective counties each year ~ now
before the supreme court Of this terri
tory against Pima county, defendant
and appellee.
The suit was commenced in the dis
trict court 81 Pima county on May -.
1908. for the collection of $3.50 alleged
TO be due Rouse, who was then clerk
of the board 81 supervisors. for ser.
vices rendered in making out the dupli.
cate assessment roll Of that county for
the year 1909. The complaint alleges
that he made the duplicate roll outside
of the regular office hours, and a, times
when he was no, required by law 90
perform any official labors. Judge
George II. Davis, who occupied the
bench at the trial, decided that Pima
county was not indebted 90 the plain
til, for the services rendered In making
the duplicate roll This decision was
rendered on the i3th day ~ November,
1903, and after n motion for n new
trial was denied, the ease was appealed
20 the supreme court.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
COPPER MARKET Is STILL HOLD
mo LEVEL

There are strong Indications OF an
early resumption Of activity in the
metal market. Consuaers ase again
making inquiries for copper for April
delivery. Lake IL lsh I" ls%e
Ter pound, the former price having been
bid for round lots within few days.
E,ectrolytic copper is held at ISM cents
BY the producers, says George l.. waik'
or. in the Boston Commercial. There
has been absolutely no change In The
situation except as noted. Pfoducers
are in very strong position, and their
confidence in statistical conditions o.
firmer than ever.
Consumers who have recently gone
the rounds Of the producing interests
And interviewed ceiling agents and bro
ksrr, in an endsavor 70 Pjck.lp copps'
at Is to lsA cents per pound, frankly
admit that they find none for sale at
these prices. Discussing this fact, /"
prominent copper interest ssys' "If ]
were . consumer Of cspper end found
myself unable after such > long period
Of dullness an we have recently been
having, to buy copper in quantity at
lsh cents per pound. ! think should
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
A Habit 70 He Encouraged.

The mother who has acquired the
habit Of keeping on hand n bottle Of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, saves
herself a great amount Of uneasiness
and anxiety. Coughs, colds and Group,
70 which children are susceptible are
quickly cured by its use. II counter
acts any tendency Of Geld 10 result In
pneumonia, and IL given A. soon ms the
first symphonic OF Group appear, It will
prevent the attack. This remedy con
tains neutrality-suspicious. and mothers
stvs Il 10 .listasdtnes with feeling ~
perfect sscuri1y sdsold %y an dss'ss.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
Viewing the improvements
BIO SYNDICATE TO EXPLOIT THE
VERDE.
(FSom Sundays Daily.)


A new company to he known ms the
Arizona Diamond Drill Mining and
Development company, and having
for its chief object the bonding, cx.
ploitation and selling OF undevclopcd
mining prospects, was eeently incorpo.
rated by n number Of the prominent
business men and capitalists headed by
Mayor Owen MeAlcer Of that city. IL
proposes TO commence active operations
at once upon a group of promising pro.
pcrties In the Verde mining district.
on which a bond was recently secured.
Oscar II. Reinbolt, who was, up to IA
short time since, consulting engineer
Of the war department in especial
charge Of diamond drilling operations
in the Philippine Islands, whre the
government has been exploiting coal
measures on q large scale, win have
charge Of the work. lie is n graduate
of the Minnesota school Of mines, and
has made diamond drilling his special
l.
The company also has options on
several properties in other Arizona
copper belts, which will be examined by
mining engineers, and IL reported favor
ably upon, win he explored to depth
Of 5000 by the diamond drill method.
II is the intention 10 carry on deep drill
ling operations on several properties M
the same time. and 10 this end, in al
dition 10 two Sullivan plants and n
STANDARD drill which has already been
purchased, other plants will be secured
from time 10. time as the business Of
the company demands. There are many
prospects ns yet undcveloped which
have good surface showings in the
copper belts Of this territory, which are
peculiarly suitable for exploitation by
deep drilling, since in these regions the
ore deposits are generally extensive
ones which Increase In valu as dcpth
10 reached, and drill holes are vastly
less expensive than the opening Of the
mines by shafts and levels, more ss-
pecialiy when situated ~ any consider
able distance from q railroad
The company il said TO have ample
funds to carry on the development Of
properties by this method on large
scale. The successful launching OF the
enterprise is due 70 the energy and
foresight Of George W. Foreman, the
fiscal agent Of the company, He has
made an especial study Of the mining
conditions Of this territory. and the OPP
portunitics open to such company II
properly managed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-02-28
MORMON AND FIVE WIVES COME
TO ARIZONA.
(From Sunday n Daily.D

tfTom SunuhV Dahv.b
Passengers on the soutbbound day.
light express enjoyed the companion.
ship Of u gentleman Of German rS.
traction who was en- route to Tempe,
and accompanied by his five real live
wives. each Of whom was caring for
babies ranging in age from one 70
twelve months, besides n number of
other children, numbering twenty In
all. all bearing eloquent evidence 90
the fact that their proud parents were
not advocates 81 the race suicide the.
DRY. which is now disturbing the high.
or and exclusiv. social circles 81 the
efretc east.
The happy party were led In prayer
at times by the father. and several
hymns were sung, indicating that all
were pious members Of the Church ~
Latter Day Saints. The old gentleman
WAS very solicitous Of the comfort ~
his FIVE wives, and showed each and all
nj all times every attention that n Low.
ing and dutiful husband should.
The wives were all notably sociablc
with and apparently very agreeable 20
each other. and one and all looked after
the little affairs Of their flock with the
loving solieitudc Of true mothers. They
were an much impressed with the rug
-