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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
SCARLETFEVERIS IS BEING HELD
 IN CHECK
City Health Department Taking Active Measures to Cope
 With Any Spread of the Dis
 ease-May Suspend Schools

!, That the city health department in- tends to take active measures to stamp cut whatever scarlet fever there is in the city is already assured by the steps which Dr. D. E. Frederick, city physician, has already taken. Sev- eral cases of the fever have been re- ported at the office of the board of health yesterday morning, and being suspicious that others would arise pr. Broderick at once notified all physi- clans of the city of the requirements of the territorial statutes in regard to this matter, and exhorts them to co. operate with the department in fight Ing the disease
 The territorial statutes require that whenever a physician is called to at.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07

cafiy all in ore. There are several such openings on this side of the ledge and high grade ore has been taken from them all Some of this ore runs as high as 200 ounces in silver and 20 per cent copper. There are now sack cd on the dump ready for shipment 75 tons of high grade ore. On the north east side of the iron cropping at de- pressicn between two big hills a shaft has been sunk 100 feet and the man. agement will drive from this to the big ledge, which they expect to cut at a depth of 800 feet Browning the ridge to the east of this work is another great iron gossan which can also be cut at considerable depth from this working. This iron showing to the east assays 1-2 per cent copper and 8 gold per ton, and the management have great hopes of body of yalua- ble ore when the ledge shall be cut. Seven hundred feet of work has been and the showing is highly satisfactory to the owners The ores in the mine arc oxidized copper and carbonates
 In the lower workings sulphides and gray copper carrying as high as 300 ounces of silver have been found. As soon as the crosscut Is made under the west cropping from the shaft now being worked the management expects to be able to take out 100 tons of ore per day. As soon as this work is done a wagon road miles long will connect the mine with the regular Arizpe and Cananea road. A smelter is being figured on. The capitaliza- ton of this company is $2.000. 900 gold. Some hundreds of thousands of dollars of the company's treasury stock is soon to be put 0 nthe market under the auspices of s. A. Williams. of Hermosillo. The funds are to be
 used in the erection of the proposed
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
ATHLETE MARRIEs.

Walter Bowman, the well known local wrestler. was married to Miss Ruby Mcbride at the home of E. F Kenney, Rev. Father Muerer perform ing the matrimonial ceremonies. The young couple are well known in the city, and many of their friends gath cred up tin pans, drums and every. thing else that would make noise for the purpose of letting the newly mar. ried couple know that they wished them good luck The young couple will take up their residence on Castle Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
RUN OVER ON MAIN STREET.

Harry Star. a miner, was run over yesterday afternoon about :: o'clock by one of the stages ocprsting between Bisbee and Lowell oposIte the Bank of Bisbee building on Main street. Star was standing in a group talking when the stage came along. and was unable to get out of the way. He was knocked to the ground, and the wheels Of the wagon ran over both of his legs. He was immediately placed 1n a hack and taken to the c. & A. Hos pital, where the physicians attended to his injuries.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
Fall Suit Talk

We're of the opinion that it is about now that a word should be said concerning our new stock of Mems Suits. They are fresh from the tailor ing shops of the very best makers, and ready for your choosing.
 We're right sure that we have a suit to your liking and that you'H be surprised when you learn how much Suit Ex- cellence you can get here for al modest Price. We have some. of the Burnt District Gray, the color so much talked about, others are in Black, veys we'll made, at prices hefetofore ranging from S14, St4.5O. SIS, S15.5O, S16.5O-and they are of the finest worsteds. Just while this sale lasts your Pick at $12.50
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
Ladies' .Ennbrolderied Handk' 'rchlefs

You can not buy your handker- chiefs too early. as you really want the best values. Consider the great qualities and low prices of these hand kerchiefs and you will readily under stand that 1t is no more than fair that we urge you to come today.
 Nicely embroidered and lace hand kerchiefs. exclusive patterns. worthy of your inspection; formerly sold at 35e to Soc. this sale respec 90n lively. zoe and -............ SUO
 We have a very good line of fine ladies handkerchiefs ordinarily sold a< aSc, November sale 15c." Another style we carry for the sakeof com pleteness, formerly sold at |. 1-2c.
 The patterns are very limited, the reductions very attractive-today is the best ts.re. f#
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
RETURNED TO cANAheA.

Marshall P. Wright. the Sonora min ing man, and E. F. Grove, the well known expert, were passengers on the outbound train returning to Cananea. MT. Wright has just acquired tItle 10 tha Septuno Hiio propersy adjoiDing the Mexicanan claims owned by the Greene Consolidated Co ,pany, and expects to be abe to start develop ment work in very short time. The property contains IA pertenencias. and is considered one of the most promising properties of the Cananea district
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
THE HAIR BRUSH.
Breeds Dandruff, Which Causes FaIl-
 Ina Hair and Finally BaIdnes.

Breeds Dandruff, Which Causes FaIl-
 Ing Hair and Finally BaIdnes.
 Prof. Unna, Hamburg. Germany, European authority on skin diseases, says that dandruff is as contagious as any other malevolent disease, and that one common source of the spread of dandruff is the use of the same hair brush by different persons. The way to avoid catching dandruff or any oth- CT disease from another's brush, is to insist on the use of Newbro's Herpi- eide. It not only kills the dandruff germ. but 1t is also an antisePtic that will prevent the catching of any dis ease whatever through contagion of Lanother's brush,
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c In stamps for sample to The Herpcide Co. Detroit, Michjgan.
 HiseEE DRUG O., Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
PANAMA EXCAVATION
 2o,oss, ,oco CUBIC YARDS.

WASHINGTON. Nov 6.-Scme idea of the vastness of the Panama Canal project is conveyed in a circular is sued by the commission today for the information of prospective bidders for constructing the canal.
 The amount of excavation is stag gering in extent. The summary shows that the total estimated excavation in all sections is approximately 120.035. 900 cubic yards.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
COMMANDER PERRY
 WRITES FROM LABRADOR.

ST. JOHNS. N F., Nov. 6.-Sir William MacGregor. governor of the colony, has received telegram from Commander Robert E. Peary. the Arctic explorer, from Labrador. 70 the effect that he will be unable to accert the governors invitation to visit him on the birthday of King Edward, oil November 9th.
 Commander Peary says further th:t he plans to return to New York via North Sydney.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
 Collar
 Sale

We will close out line of odds and ends in slightly soiied Mems Collars, put up in boxes containing from 3 to 10 Collars each. These Collars are always sold at 15c each. This week we win sell them at 4c each, providing a whole box. containing from to 10. is bought. This is good opportuni- ty to secure a stock of good collars at an exceptionally low price.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
GOES TO HIS HOME.

c. J. McCabe. nominee of the Re publican party for the office of Super visor. was passenger on the out bound train last evening for Douglas, where he expected to meet some friends, and await the result of the election
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
GOES TO TUCSON.

Rev. Father Muerer was 2 passenger on the outbound morning train for Tucson. after casting his vote in this city. Father Muerer will go on re treat at Tucson. where the Catholic clergy of the territory will all meet with the exception of those whose presence is necessary at their respec- tive parishes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
Misses Cloaks and
 Suits

Something stylish worthy
  Green of the finest materials fit we goods will special $500 @ a of quality,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
Great Opportunity In
 Broken Lines This Is Your Opportunity

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   prices
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tend a case of scarlet fever he shall at once notify the health department in writing of the nature of the case.
 When seen last evening and asked concerning the situation in regard to this matter, Dr. Broderick said:
 There have been no new cases ported to the health office within the past twenty-four hours. and do not think that the fever will spread. How. ever, in case any more cases are re ported 1t is probable that the local schools will be closed. All of the cases which we have heard of so far, with the exception of one, are light at tacks, and do not think that any SC rious results are to be looked for. All of the physicians of the city have as- sured me that they will report prompt ly any cases which come to their no tice, and think that this will help the department a great deal. Everybody In the city is Interested in this mat ter. and should be very careful in re- gard to entering houses where scarlet fever signs are displayed"
 About the hour of going to press 1t was learned that the 7-year-old son of MT. and Mrs c. w. Moon, who has been sick with scarlet fever several days. died as a result of complications which set in-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07

smelting plant. building roads. putting in hoists and other work in developing the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
Mems Shirts

Better of this
  thnsde will perons brought $25 choice of any oVS NOT YET, BUT SOON,
 will is o by FomF s need some are . o
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
Hosieries

They exceptional values this the incompatible.
 65c Ladies' Black French Lsle Stockings
  15c Children IF Splendid Chdn stockings 13e loc Regular Children Hoisery bargains
  included
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07

outcroppings on which develop
 work is being done are continu- s of La Cubana showings. The
 ron gossan Is here 200 to 300 feet
 the hill sloping off on both sides "a degree which has enabled deyei- ment work to be nearly all in ore. D the west side of the ledge 50foot unneI has been driven that Is practi-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
Mems Hats, Too A Decided Bargain

$158 until Fedoras Crushers Coum
  suit e1 A
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Women Women

lot of Fall Suits seasons designs will be sold at $500 chance fill Fall Suits sold s12oo 5000 advise for good bargain Remember they are yours S8,0
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
Enormous Sale in Children's
 Fancy Caps


   Anne
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
Knee Pants

 fine would make boy get pairs up 35 a pair Today $ he bestt
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
SONORA MINE SHOWING UP
 WELL
Ympeio de Cobre Holdings Be- ing DeveIoped-PIans for Extending Operations Now Under Way.

mE-, iputh of cananea. ad-
 the Cubanan mine, Is the Ym-
 e Cobre mine. owned by the
 Copper Co., c. H. Mclean, of Cubana. is resident director of zpe Copper Co, the great part stock in which is owned by ss men of Her1nosilio. The oth- ncipal stockholders are c. H, hn and c. F. Cooper. Dr. 5. A. |ms, of Hermosillo. is the presi- L< -t-~< r---~
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
For the Boys

We have of suits that enough for Harry n-styiish soo $325 for pick $2s5 Gel :Iarrysa him smle--gladden his
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
NOT YET, BUT SOON,
New Designs in Skirts

n
 
 Walking and in .- -.- We ohayel line of at @lO0
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
AVAIL WANTS CONCESSIONS
or UNITED STATES.

Washington, d. g., February a.
A delegation Of representatives Of the
commercial. organization Of Honolulu
appeared today before congressional
cimmttee and urged the passage Of
a measure to ameliorate the condition
Of Hawaifs finances Congress is ask
ed to render effective the recOmmen-
datiOn In President Roosevelt's mes
sage that for twenty. years Hawaii
be allowed seventy.five per cent. Of
the federal collections IN the islands;
this amount to be expended for pub.
lie purposes II Is argued In support
Of the appeal that for seven years
the federal governments has been tax.
Ing Hawaii through the custom-house
at the rate of over a million dollars
year, without making any visible
return. Being deprived Of the cus.
toms revenue, which was the main
fiscal resource. and with large In.
crease In its direct taxation, the new
territory Is In consequence adding to
Its debt at the rate of $750,v00 IN or.
der to carry on the, most indispensa-
Bile public improvements in roads,
public buildings, water works. etc.
rublic monev is especially needed In
the enlargemnt and Improvement Of
the educational system Of the terrific.
ry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
Business Transacted in the
Territorial Supreme Court

Case No. 1926 entitled Richard Dc
Palma and Bernard Ruppe, plaintiffs
In error, vs.. Jacob Weinmen and Jo-
seph Barnett, defendants in error I;
motion for rehearing overruled. Mar
ron McMillen and Raynolds, attor
neys for plaintiffs, and Field and
Childers attorneys for defendants.
Case No. 1l43, entitled Charles E.
Donnelly, appellant, vs.. X. II. Kelly,
et al. judgment OF lower court affirm
ed upon motion of appellee, the ap-
pellant having failed TO perfect tran
script In the time prescribed by law.
Case No. 1923, entitled United
States Of America, appellant, VS.. Be
nito Mares and Anasticio Santistevan
appellee, argued and submitted. LEV
ellyn and Medler attorneys for appel
lsnt and Laughlin attorney for appel
lee.
Case No. 1890 enti,.ed Johnes
Downs and company, appellee, vs..
Weld G. ChadIer ct al, appellants;
argued and submitted. Turner at
torney for appellee and Appel attor.
ney for appellants.
BY its ruling In the case Of Nick
Metz. appellant, vs.. Martin &. Tier.
ney. yesterday, the Supreme Cour; has
decided that a man can build fence
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

The Matachines dance given at Ro-
senthal nall last evening under the
leadership of Ramon Lucero and
company OF Mora was very beautiful
affair, but was not very well attend
ed.
The dancers were garbed l nbeau.
tiful costumes. consisting Of robes and
head dresses patterned closely after
those OF the ancient Aztecs.
The matachines dance Is very
unique and picturesque affair and al.
most a perfect reproduction OF the
dance OF the Aztec Indians when
Montezuma reigned supreme In Mex.
leo. The dance consists OF Ave or
six parts, each of when Is symDoii.
cal Of some feature OF Aztec life,
and the step and music varies In
each.
One Of the prettiest Of the dances
Is when each dancer, one at a time,
takes his place before Monarca and
Malinche, and by mis- dancing, does
homage to the king, while the two
lines OF dancers keep time with their
feet and rattles. Tor0 and Abuela
and Abuelo were present, the latter
two creating great deal OF amuse.
ment during the intermission by cap
turing TorO after many mishaps
and riding him around the room.
was iudulged in by all pres.
ent at the close OF the program.
The costumes are elegant and are
used by Mr.. Lucelo and his com.
pany at church festivals and other
similar occasions.
The dance will be repeated at Mar.
tinez hall this evening. Few people
have seen this ancient dance and
should take advantage of this oppor.
tunity.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
Mrs.. Yerkes Owns Up.

as high az suits his fancy regardless
Of the fact that II prevents his
neighbor from sitting In window Of
home and peering out at passersby.
The Mr.. Tierney in the case erected
just such fence on mis- property IN
albuquerque and the Mr.. Metz men.
toned above as appellant sat down
before window In his home with
the above result Consequently the
case was carried into court where
Judge Abbott ruled that SO long as a
fence was built on private property
II could be constructed to any height.
Mr.. Metz TO fully settle the case
carried II TO the higher court, where
Judge AbbOtt's ruling was affirmed
Case No. 1893, entitled Florence p.
Johnson, adm. appellee, VS.. Roman
l.. Baca. ct al. appellants; affirmed
and remanded for further proceedings.
McMillen attorney for appellee, and
Renehan, attorney .or appellants.
Case Nos 1898, entitled the Colorado
4 Arizona railroad company of New
Mexico. appellant. VS.. the Denver 4
Rio Grande Railroad company, appel.
lee; reversed and. remanded for fur.
ther proceedings. Ritter. Buchanan.
Renehan. Catron and Gortner, and
Ferguson, attorneys for appellant,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
A Vigorous Protest.

The following letter received this
afternoon from q physician In Cali.
'fornia to whom someone sent q copy
OF The Optic, gives further evidence
Of the manner in which the Edison
methods appeal to the public:
Sierra Madre. CAL, Jan. 2Sth, 1906.
The Editor Of the Las Vegas Daily
Optic:
Dear Sir-Thanks for the marked
copy OF The Optic of January 10Th
containing the letter from w. r. Eid.
son and your editorial on 1t.
have received, in common with
many other physicians, the advertis-
ing matter of the Lloyd consumption
cure under the letterhead OF the Ma
tional Fraternal Sanitarium associa-
tion. Against the prostitution Of a
most noble enterprise | have protest.
ed to one Of the directors, who be-
lieve was innocent Of any participa-
tion in the matter, as vigorously as I
knew how, Allow me 20 tender my
little tribute of thanks and apprecia-
ton OF your courageous and public.
spirited stand for the honor Of the
Fraternal Sanitarium and In defence
OF the unfortunate and much prayed
for consumptive.
Very truly yours,
J. w. DUDLEY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
Lively Race for Senate

Montgomery Ala. February 2.--Un-
der the plan recently adopted by the
state democratic committee for the
nomination of state and federal Off
GERS at the primary this summer, 1t
appears as If a lively race for United
States senator will be precipitated.
Two senator's are to be chosen at
the primary, because Of the fact that
the Alabama legislature meets but
once in four years, while the term of
Senator John r. Morgan expires next
year, and that Of Senator Edmund w.
Pettus ends two years later. The
plan adopted not only provides that
successors to the two senators shall
be chosen at the primary, but It aIso
makes provision for the selection Of
two alternate senators, who are to
be appointed by the governor In the
event that Senators Morgan and Pet
tus, or their successors, should die
or resign. This arrangement is a
unique departure'in American politics.
Until the adoption o. this plan II
was generally taken for granted that
Senators Morgan and Pettus would
be without opposition for reelection.
but It is now almost certain that both
Of them will have opponents. and
that in addition there will be sever
al in the race for alternate senator,
this latter contest icing the the d.
rect result Of the age Of the two pres
ent senators. Among those who are
mentioned as probable candidates
against Morgan and Pettus are form.
er Governor Joseph r. Johnston Of
Birmingham, former Governor Nil-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

scale. +. l.. Robbins OF Pittsburg
moved the present scale be affirmed
with the same prices and condi.
tions for the year beginning April i.
Taylor, ILL.,. an operator, moved an
amendment, which was the same pro
position that had been previously Of
fered and was rejected. The amend.
ment was lost. The operators and
miners voting solidly. Robbins then
took the floor and said he wanted tn
60 on record as 1t seemed the future
OF the Interstate movement was In
peril.
Mitchell answered Robbins and Ia
closing said: I'VE have come to the
parting OF the ways, and It seems TO
me the only thing left Is to go home
and there try to overcome these
seemingly insurmountable obstacles.
We deeply regret the necessity for
such step. but we feel that the time
has come when you can give us an
advance In wages without damaging
your prosperity or interests to any
considerable extent" f. H. Penna,
a Indiana OPERATOR said: 1T looks
as thought the split is inevitable, and
that the joint conference movement
has failed. n this institution has to
back up" he continued, ''and 1t has
come to the point that one party
must control the mines Of this country
that party will be the party that
owns the property. There will be
rhArvships, but the owners OF the
property must control IT," Vice.
president. T. l.. Lewis. Of the mine
" rkers, said the miners realized
that. while the movement had been
beneficial; they were opposed to any
proposition that would deny right.
ful wage scale, and II that is de-
MED us" said he, then the RESPONSE
bility for an industrial war must rest
where It belonged"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
JOINT C0NFERENCE0F COAL MINERS
AND OPERATORS O|SS0lVES At
THE PARTING Of THE WAYS
Operators With Aid Of Pennsylvania State Vote Succeed in
Passing Resolution Favorins Retention Of Pte,ent
Wage Scale
Indiana Operator Declares One Party Must Control Mines Of the
County II Will be the Owner Tit Between Robbins and
Mitchell. Latter Calls National Convention This
Afternoon.

Indianapolis, February 2.-The
Joint conference Of coal miners and
operators adjourned sine die at
ll:4O today, after the chair had
declared the motion by f. l.. Rob.
bins, q Pittsburg operator. that the
present wage scale would be con.
tinued, which was refused by a
unanimous vote. Patrick Dolan
president Of the Pennsylvania min
ers. votel for the miners Of that dis.
trict against the motion, which
carried II. President Mitchell. Of
the miners at once called the ma
tional convention to meet at 2 y. m.
There was considerable excite
ment when Dolan vote "yes." and
the vote was challenged. Dolan
arose and said: Il have authority to
cast the vote for the Pennsylvania
miners, and until the right is taken
from me. vote yes" There were
NbACo Va nv nnq tuiOW utIII Outs
Mitchell said the convention Of min.
ers decided to refuse the proposition
just presented and said mo" Rob.
bins said the miners had right
to vote by states until the president
of the miners assumed the position
Of dictator. Mitchell said he assumed
no such position. There was d fur
ther dispute as to Dolan's right to
vote, but the chair sustained the
right, and the motion was declared
carried. The conference adjourned
in some confusion
Intellectual Conference.
The coal operators and miners Of
the central competitive and south
west districts met in joint confer
ence today'to to finally settle the ques-
tion as to whether an agreement was
possible. President Mitchell announc-
ed that the miners had refused to
accept continuance of the present
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
coloReo MAN PAYS
TIE OeATh PgNALrY.

Washington, d. G., February s.--
William W. Hamilton, coIored. was
hanged In the United States jail this
morning. His crime was the murder
Of Mary Elizabeth Butler. with whom
he was living, by choking her to death
on June IL. 1904. There were two,
trials Of the case, both resulting In
conviction on the charge Of murdsr
In the first degree.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
sanItarlum proureaa

Several letters we're received In the
city today from Secretary ]. G. Adams
Of the National Fraternal Sanitarium
association. Mr.. Adams writes that
he has issued . call to societies that
are contributing TO the support OF the
great institution for the funds neces-
sary to equip the institution. Ths
final meeting Of the full board Of d..
rectors will be held IN Chicago on
February II and Mr.. Adams writes
that Las Vegas may look for 4 dele
tion Immediately afterwards who will
also come prepared to begin the &C.
tual work Of building the Fraternal
City.