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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
SANITARY OFFICER
 AFTER LOWELL CITIZENS
pR. GREENE SAYS THAT LOWELL MUST STOP DUMPING CARE
 AGE THERE.

Two weeks ago Dr. Greene, County Health Officer, paid Bisbee and Lowell 8 visit. At that time he found con ditions near Lowell in such a deplor' ably unhealthful state that he ordered stopped the practice of dumping gar bage just below that settlement. The injunction, it seems, has not been obeyed and Dr. Greene is on the trai! of those who nave traasgressed his rul ing in the matter.
 Steps are being taken to appreheEd these directly responsible for the ot' fense. and it is understood that swlt' punishment will be metcd out to the offenders.
 Lowell is rapidly growing, and dumping grounds that few years agc were sufficiently removed from hahi tation to be considered safe from 3 health standpoint are now so close tt places of residence as to make the continuance of Che old practice posl lively dangerous to the health of tha community.
 The rumoT that steps would be taker to forcibly remind those in error thai the thing must stop reached the Re view too late to be taken up with Dr Greene. but it is safe 10 presume tha if the doctor says stop, someone Wi have to obey his orders or else suffel the payment of penalty.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
Lowell Business Men Decide to Have Big Time on Fourth
 of July.
SELECT COMMITTEES
 ON SATURDAY NIGHT,
Festivities May Last Three Days, Program Consisting of Drilling Contests, Bronco Busting, Steer Tying, Etc.

To take the first steps toward a Fourth of July celebration that they promise will eclipse anything ever a,- tempted in the Southwest, the business men and citizens of Lowell met last night After an informal discussion, adjournment was taken to Saturday evening, when committees will De ap- pointed.
 Lowell people are out for a celebra- ton that will last three days. and a program that will consist of drilling matches, bronco busting, steer tying, baseball games and grand pyrotech- nic display. A grand ball is another of the features mentioned at last nights informal discussion.
 Lowell will attempt to raise a large sum, depending on Bisbee people for a'portion of it. Their decision 10 have a celebration has been reached only after the announcement that Bisbee dc es not this year intend to celebrate.
 This will be Lowelps first real at tempt at anything in the way of a big celebration. For this reason those who are behind the movement have expressed themselves as being in ia vor Of making it the biggest ever held in Arizona.
 Notwithstanding the fact that Doug las has announced its intention to in vite the entire county to a Fourth or uly celebration. the Lowell people feel that they are justified in having one at home. In this they believe they will have the support of a number ot Bisbee people.
 Harry Jennings, Obe Shimp and sev- eral ether leading business men of Lowell expressed themselves last night as being heartily in favor of the cele- bration project. and will take an ac' tive part in raising funds to meet the large expenses that go with an affair of this kind.
 The tone of the meeting was en- thusiastic Brief speeches were made by a number of the merchants and liquor dealers, all of whom spoke along the line that Lowell is big and strcng enough to have it's own cele- bration.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
]. R. Coons Sees Dr. Bordeaux Start for Field of Militia
 " Action,
SHARPSHOOTER COMPANY
 IS ARMED TO TEETH.
Daring Frenchman to Beard Indians in Their Strongholds and Hopes to Win by Supe- riority of MarkSmen.

There is little doubt that ere lns there has been a pitched battle be- tween the forces of Dr. Bordeaux. who secured special permission from Gov ernor Ysabal of Sonora to make the attempt of annihilating the Yaaui fn- dtans in Western Sonora, and his quarry.
 J. R. B. Coon. who arrived in Bisbee yesterday from Mazauan. coming in by way of Guaymas. states that he met Bordeaux after he had secured the consent and cooperation of Ysabal. and that the French warrior was then leaving for the mountains, where he expected to bring his foes to bay.
 Bordeaux has with him the pick of such sharpshooters that he had numbered among his acquaintances beth in Texas and Arizona. and Coon says that they were a formidable-look- ing bunch as they left for the hills, carrying little more than their weap. ons and ammunition. Each man car ries the most modern rifles and d nun dred rounds of ammunition. They took but little food with them, hoping to get their sustenance from game and any ranches that they may encounter.
 Bordeaux is quoted as saying that ''it is not with food that we are going to tame these red devils, but by out shooting them. We will force a fight with them at the earliest possible mo rlent, and every Yaqui who shows his head will be a good Yaqui after that time"
 While in Guaynlas, Mir Coon had the pleasure of seeing Dr. Bordeaux do little target practice, and declares that the daring leader of the venture. some band drove q nail with three talls from Q rife held at his hip. Bordeaux claims that he will have the Indians whipped to a standstill in ninety days, and that six months hence will see them exterminated. If he succeeds 1t wifi mean that he has been a successful soldier of fortune as he is to get a valuable concession from the Mexican government in case he fulfiils his mission.
 MT. Coon reports that he saw more squalor and want than he ever expects to see in his life again. The inhabIt ants of Lower Sonora are in destitute circumstances and seem to be obliv icus or unmindfgl of their abiect want
 MT. Coon will return 10 Butte. mn ing deals On which he went to Mazat Ian having fallen through as a result Of the financial ruin of his associates who were prominent business men oi | San Francisco.
 While in the city, Mir. Coon is ths guest of J. E. Thompson, with whom | he was a fellow-residen+ when the lat ter was in business in Butte, Mont.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
Arrest of Young Woman of San Francisco Faimly on a
 Charge of Theft,
INNOCENCE BRINGS
 SHAME AND DISGRACE.
With Consort Girl of l9 Taken From Bawdy House to Ans wer Charge of Petty Lar ceny Committed in Tucson.

The arrest in this city yesterday by Constable Jack White of Miss Dot Poster, a young woman of the half world. and her conscrt, Kid Brown, brings to light one of the most har- rowing tales of the downfall of young women that has come to light recent ly.
 White arrested the couple on a war rant received from Tucson, charging the pair with the theft of goods from a house of i'll fame in Tucson's demi monde. Constable Jack Duftin took the couple away last evening to Tue son, where they will answer to the charge brought against them
 Behind the arrest of Miss Foster and Brown lies story of woman's ruination that can not help but wiring from the heart of any sympathetic person the pangs of real sorrow that there still exist in the world such old-blooded mortals as bring to shame and disgrace the innocent among our young women.
 Born of one of San Francisco's most highly respectable families, Miss Eos ter strayss,l from the home circle at the instigation of those who ire quented the late-hour dining tables of San Francisce's fashionable resorts It was then but a short time until the same old story was noised about. Dot Fosters name was mentioned only in whispers. She drifted to Arizona, where the red lights burned for those who would prefer them, and her ar rest on a charge of larceny clinlaxes the mistake of the young woman, as it has many another.
 Miss Foster is but child. being but nineteen years old. When arrested, the full force of the life she had been leading proved too much for her. Left alone with those whom she had been thrown in with, she little appreciated the fuli enormity of her errors; arrest ed on a charge that must bring her into the full light of day, she broke down and cried as with broken heart. At the depot yesterday as she sat beside Officer Duftin. she had had time to compose herself, but the off. cer cautioned those who knew her and her crime to be careful lest she s again give way to the terrible strain 4that her shame had brought upon her. Whe big-hearted officer was like a Aather to the sorrowing girl. while the hanger-on who claimed her affection and friendship sat, evidently pleased snd amused at the whole thing. Before leaving her temporary abode in Bisbee she is said to have agreed to leave her life of shame if only she could get one more chance to redeem herself and her good name. It is al pitiful.
 Owing to the fight that is being wag ed against the sporting fraternity and half-world of Tucson, it is probable that the couple will receive the full force of the law when they plead tc the charge against them.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
EDUCATED CHINESE
 POSES AS MEXICAN.

Speaking Spanish with the prec' sion and accuracy of lawyer betore the bar. wearing his hair closely cror ped and parted evenly and with ev' dent care to one side. and wearing the everyday costume of the MeXscar business gentleman, Chong Wong whose name would indicate that he or bis relatives had at some time been the subjects of Empress Tsi An of the Flowery Kingdom, applied at the San ta Fe bridge for admission into this country asserting that he was Mex ican from Chihuahua, who wished to visit in Fl Paso. says the Herald.
 Immigration Inspector c. F.. Sens ner met the Chinaman as he approach cd the station and, scrutinizing him carefully, questioned him as to wheth- CT or Tot he had ever been in this country before The Mexican" re piled biandly that he had been here many times.
 Chong wore neat mustache, much as the Mexican business man does, and stood twisting the appendage while he answered the questions of the inspector All of the superficial changes in the makeup of the China man did not, however, fool the in spector, who came to the conclusion in very short order that the applicant was not a Mexican. but a Chinaman.
 He then took him in charge and placed him in the detention room.
 Inspector Tony Sierra, who speaks little Chinese. approached the man few minutes later. Speaking a few words hastily in Chinese, the man who claimed to be a Mexican turned abruptly around and answered in the tongue of his empress.
 Then, seeing that he had betrayed himself, the Chinaman suddenly switched front and made as many contradictory statements in a few minutes as an insurance official at a state investigation.
 He declared he was not Mexican, but Japanese, but when pressed on this subject, he admitted that he was indeed, though sorrow be his for it. a hated, perhaps, but positively dis barred Chinaman.
 His name he then admitted in the choicest Canton dialect to be Chong Wong. Chong had on his person s120 in gold He will be examined by Com missioner Howe as to his right to re- main in this country, and will be de ported to Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
Instead of Heinze Biggest of Copper Operatives to En-
 tel. .HuachucaS.
P0HND0RF FILED
 BOND YESTERDAY.
Report Of Property Best Pre- sented to Amalgamated of Several From Arizona-The Present Deal But Starter.

With the same clever tactics that have characterized ail of the moves of Amalgamated. that Titanic com pany has stolen a march on the news papers and has entered Cochise county without having it's moves detected.
 A. P. Pohndorf yesterday went to Tombstone and there filed the bond under which his company will start operations in Ramsey Canyon.
 The first payment, instead of being made at the present time. will be made in two weeks. or at the time MT. Pohndorf reaches Butte.
 In company with his son, A. G, Pohndcrf, who has engineered the preliminaTies of the deal. Mir. Pohndori stepped of the train last evening and gave out such information as is for the public at this time. He said:
 We have closed our deal for the Mitchell and Powers property in the Huachucas, but not for F. G. Heinze. You may say that the people l repre- sent are ideniically the same who con duct the affairs of Amalgamated ill Montana. They are J. H. Vivian, pur' chasing agent for Amaleamated; D. H. Dunshee, assistant supeTintendent; J. c. Adams, superintendent of Butte Montana, and L. O. Evans. attorney for the Amalgamated interests.
 "The report on which this deal was n ade was furnished by w w. Adams and is one of the best that has reach ed our company from any point outside of Montana.
 "As you no doubt know, there is plenty of money behind our company ond we pronose to use plenty Of IL We will mine on a large scale, believ ing confidentially that We have at last found somethiue big that has escaped the notice of others.
 aIf we have a mine out there, we will know it Gs soon as money and rachinerv will put us in possession oi that knowledge Before I return to Montana, am going out to the prop ertv and will then arrange to put IT machinery to sink as fast as we can We will at once put in two machine drills and a compressor. and other ma chinerv will he installed even before we have immediate use for 1t. As say. work will be pushed raoidly and the ground thoroughly exploited- GA four-cnrr pertinent shaft will bt sunk. with possibly another pipe ana air shaft. We gre going deep If nee essary, and will need plenty of fresf air later"
 Mir. Pohudorf leaves for the Hua ohucas today and will return to Bisbee before going back to Butte
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
SENT TO HOSPITAL
 AND DIES ON WAY.

George Korger, who was sent from Bisbee yesterday afternoon on the .3:30 o'clock train to the county hos pita at Tombstone. never reached bis destination. Korger reached the county seat and was placed in car riage to be taken from the depot to the hospital. but died on the way. For several months Korger has been em- ployed at the Redlight saloon. Yes terday his condition became such that it was decided 70 send him to the hospital. George TIias~sstated last night that he knows but lis,le about the unfortunate. He employed him for some time to sing in the Redlight saloon, but later he became unable to do much more than sweeping in the saloon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23

Prophet Dowie is now reported to be suffering from a weak stomach. but his lungs are still holding out
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
is Like Trying to Get Rid of Dandruff
 Without HerPicide.

Did you ever see any enc trying to wash themselves without soap or water?
 If you did what would you say of him?
 It is every bit as foolish to try to get rid Of Dandruff and the prevent Badness hy feeding the germs which cause it, with Canthrarides, Vaseline Glycerire and similar substances which form the principal ingredients of most socailed Flair Growers.
 NewhTo's Herpicide is successful be cause it attacks and kills the parasitic germ which feeds on the hair roots.
 1t is the original and only genuine scalp gerinicide manufactured. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpieide Co, Detroit, Mich.
 RISREE DRUG CO, Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23

It is said that a prinia donna's voice calmed 8 storm at sea. Probably the storm gave up in despair.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
LONDON CENTER OF
 ANARCHIST WORLD

LONDON, May 22.-The usefulness of the aliens act, or rather the manner iE which it is administered. Is well ii- frustrated by the stream of anarchists who have lately been coming to Lon don. There are more here now than ever there were A representative Of the Daily Mail had an interesting chat with one of the fraternity. who said:
 = Tt is in London that we have oul acknowledged headquarters now, and the whole of our correspondence with our eonfreres is conducted from here. But England needn't be alarmed. We are grateful for the hospitality"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
DAN MING AT FORT SILL.
Former Arizona Pioneer is Now in the
 Service of the Government

The Arizona Bulletin has an item stating that Dan Ming, who was for many years prominent citizen Of Arizona, is now at Fort Sill, Indian Territory, where he recently arrived. Dan has been in the service of the government since the Spanish war. He went to the Philippines soon after the occupancy of the archipelago, and was for a time in charge of the gov ernment pack trains.
 During the early days in this terri tory Ming was government scout, and few had better knowledge of the character of the Apache Indian. At Fort Sill he will renew the acquain- tance of old Geronimo on whose trail in Arizona Ming camped many times during the times when the old sinner was on the warpath. While resi- dent of Arizona, and after Geronimo and his murderous Indian band were sent away from the territory, Dan Ming held many public positions in Graham county. serving in the legis- iative council in the session previous to the date of his departure for the Philippines. He has many friends in the territory who will be pleased to learn that he is still among the Hy- ing, Ming was one of the most com pani3nable men who ever resided in the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
NEW REGISTRATION
 OF cocHlsE VOTERS.

At meeting held by the board of supervisors in Tombstone yesterday evening, Supervisors Taylor and Riggs being present, it was decided to have a new registration of the voters of Co chise county The work of register ing the voters will begin at once, and
 will continue to within at least thirty days of the election in November. The members of the board will be in Here ford today to inspect the property do mated by Colonel ". c. Greene for the establishment of county poor farm.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
GROWING ACHES AND PAINS.

Mrs. Josie Summer, Bremond. Tex. writes, April IS, 1902 T have used BaIlard's Snow Eminent in my family for three years. would not be with. out it in the house. I have used it on ny little girl for growing pains and aches in her knees. It cured her right away. I have also used it for forst bitten feet, with good success It is the best liniment ever used. 25c. 51c and s1.00
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
IMPORTANT SALE
 FOR THURSDAY.

The Copper Queen Store announces sthe first of the seasons reductions on their line of stylish suits. This sale will give many women an opportunity to secure some wanted suit or cos tune at smart saving. The sale is announced in the firms advertise ment elsewhere in this issue.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23
For sale by Bisbee Drug Company. chamberlaln's Cough Remedy the
 Very Best.

q have been using Chamberiain's CougB Remedy and want to say it is the pest cough medicine l have ever taken" says Geo. l.. Chubb, mer- chant of Harlan. Mich. There is no question about it's being the best. as it will cure a cough or cold in less time than any other treatment It should always be kept in the house ready for instant use, for cold can be cured in much less time when promptly treated. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23

We should like to start guessing contest as to where the President will break out next. Here's the chance of a lifetime for able guessers.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-23

After kissing all the babies in the Sixth Alabama district, Richard F. Hobson is coming to Congress It now remains to be seen what tactics he will. adopt to get on the Committee on Naval Affairs.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-08
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-10
WORK AHEAD
FOR THE CLUB
President M0rrisDelivers
His Annual Address
to Members

There was meeting of the officers
and members of the governing board
of the Commercial club at the rooms
in the Temple theatre last night. The
occasion was the annual meeting of
the members for the installation of
the officers recently elected. the hear
ing of the presidents address, and for
perfecting plans to make the organi-
zation more effective for the coming
year.
The attendance at the meeting was
small but the earnestneSs of those
present gives hope that new enthu-
siasm will be aroused, and that the
membership of the club will cooperate
with the officials in the work outlined
for the coming year.
President ]. B. Morris in his address
last night made an urgent plea along
these lines. He reviewed the work OF
the club for the past year, shrowing the
excellent results accomplished, but
stated that the burden of it was falling
too heavily on the faithful few who
had taken the initiative and had done
the work regardless of cost to them
selves in time and energy.
He pointed out how the club was in
terested in public affairs that effected
the whole community, and in civic af-
fairs, and how it had aided in giving
! publicity to the resources and advan
tages offered in this section for the eX-
plotation of capital.
He urged cooperation between the
| club membership and the officials tc
secure the support of all citizens ir
carrying out the purposes of the or
| ganiZation which, now more than al
any time in the past. seems to have
great work to accomplish.
Discuss Plans for Future.
i The members present took up tht
suggestions and discussed plans for the
coming year. 1t SENS likely that th'
present quarters will be moved to somt
more central location, and the work O.
the secretary enlarged so that he VII
give his whole time to the work.
committee was appointed to look III
new quarters and Messrs. Newton
Clarke and Bender were appointed
and will report at the next meeting o
the board.