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Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
TOMBSTONE.
MACHOhICH- -HATTICH
 WEDDING Is HAPPY
Popular And Well Known Tombtone Couple Join For
 tunes 0f Life.
(speclal to ReIvew.l

TOMBSTONE. Sept, 19.-Closing a which the bride to be was the guest of honor, Miss Rose M Hattich and James D. Machomich were today welded. the happy affair taking place in the Hattich parlors. Rev. Arthus J. Benedict performed the rites that made the contracting parties one. None but members of the Hattich fam fly and a few intimate friends of the bride and groom witnessed the simple ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. P. l.. Clark acted as groomsman and bridesmaid.
 The bride was becomingly gowned In travelling suit. and was given away by her brother Mir. Will Hattieh
 Immediately following the nuptials Mir. and Mrs. Machomioh' left for a ten days soiourn at coast points. Upon their return they will take up their residence in the new Machomich cottage On West Fremont street. re- gently built by the groom and but one Of his magnificent wedding presents.
 Mrs. Machomich will be remembered by many throughout the county as Rose Hattich, having been identified with the public schols of Tombstone where she taught fer more than five years. Later, as chief deputy in the office of the County Recorder, Miss Hattich added to her small army of friends throueh her efficiency and courtesy as public servant. The only daughter of NIT. and Mrs. Hat tich, pioneers of Tombstone and highly respected in this community Mrs. Machomich was practically rear cd in this historic old frontier camp. but like MT. Machomich is a native of California. having been born in San Francisco where her father was engaged in business for many years prior to coming to Arizona. Mir. Will Hattioh. an only brother. Is editor and proprietor of the Tombstone Prospector and well known through out Arizona for his trenchaDt pen and literary versatility.
 The groom is known likewise throughout Ccchise county. having been the first manager of the NacZ store of the Copper Queen Consoli-| dated Mining company which position he filled with credit to himself and profit to his employers. Within the past four years, by his commercial acumen. Mir. Machonich has built up 3 magnificent business in Tombstone The Machomich Mercantile Co. the largest emporium in the county seat being his latest achievement.
 A magnificent array of presents at the Hattich home testifies in no un- certain terms of the esteem and high regard in which both Mr. and Mrs. Machamich are held by their friends and aecraintances.
 A party of jolly aeruaintances ac- eompanied the couple to Fairbank this morning. showering then enroute with rice and other things generally made a miserable part of the newly wed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
Leaerd of tl,e Violet,


 4 Latin poem of the sixteenth cen trry has n pretty legend of violet that. in mytholoSical days. was a maiden called Ianthls. one of Diana's nyInplls. She attracted the attention of Apollo. whose admiration sht did not return. anl. es1Hg from hic pur- SUI. Ene IHpI0reu TIIIlIa 10 deSIrOy Ine beauty which accustomed ner so much trouble. Diana granted her request and turned her face to duli purple. ianthis. however. soon regretted the loss Of her beauty and was pinlng away win grief. when the goddess had pity on her and changed her lEto q flower. which still shrinks from Apol- To (the sum and hides her modest head in the shade.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
Afenen svs,ise.

A Yorkshire engineer acted la sf ghanistan for many years as d!TectN of the arsenal 10 Abdur i,nh:aaa e. one occasion the engineer wGs .sel by some fanatic in bazaar ani ia.. complaint before the aaecr I-i highness seemed to make rght of tas matter. observing: "I shCuld net bon CT about t. You will End IL VII he all right" The engineer was q. Eo ia9;', satisfied. brf. remem!ering ihe rca.is with whom he was. resolved to say D. more. A week or so later he vas i.l. vited to accompany inc amepr on :. ride. When outside the town t.e. passed gibbet affer gl5bet. ea..i O. s,. pied. Tie Eagllshn,aa gt lea@.., i,.,s'.f silence by suggesting. Your ai@aag seems to have been blisy cf ia.e" re reply was eharae terisiic: "Gh. rO. Tlt' is your little lot It vas asserwad q learned that the ameer had e@ecufe every male Eiember of tae fami,g oi the asSailant upon whom he could iay hands. ''-l.ondon Globe,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
DOUGLAS.
FOOTBALL IN DOUGLAS.


 DOUGLAS. Sept. 2o--fsae2lal)- J. o. Massier. director of athletics. says that tha football outloolz TOT the Douglas Hieh srhcol is reTy promis- ling. Last year was the first that the school played football, and the team sonly lost one game. This year we have most of the old players with their experience of a seasons playing and few new ones who have had expert ence in other schools. Certainly the experienced team ought to make a better record.
 The lineup ef the team, Of course. is as yet undetermined. as the practice has only been going for g week. Of the twelve most promising candidates for the team. there Is the Rice trio Tom. Rex and Ted-Jay Bell. Frank Mcguire, Alton Overlook, Glenn Hurst
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
wAcNER.LAJolE TEST.


 A challenge 10 compete for the all ground baseball championship. with a s500O side bet. has been issued by Hans Wagner to any American League player. Napoleon Lajcie preferred.
 Wagner believes he can defeat Laioie in series of tests of diamond -srowess, and besides the s500G he ef- fers to bet on himself. purse of S50OO has been raised by Fred Clarke.
 Every year that Lajoie was in the National League and faced the same pitchers a6 did Wagner, Wagner outhit him and led him in every department @ said Clarke. There has been no end of comment as to who is the superior player between the two great hitters. and now is the best chance ever of .fered 10 settle the question.
 Toe following events are named by Wagner for contests:
 Running to first base from the plate.
 Running to first. finishing with a slide.
 A run around the bases. Shortest bunt, position of ball from where it stops ct plate to be measured.
 Distance hitting. each batter to fur nish his own pitcher. Three trials; total distance to win.
 nun around the bases, slice to he made at each base. Best time to win.
 Distance throwing Three throws. Longest or total distance to win.
 Throwing for accuracy. Player to stand on any base and throw at the cloth sack On every other base. Stop where ball alights 10 be counted as the mark
 Fungo hitting for distance. Best of three hits Co count
 Hitting for height Stop watch to determine highest hit.
 Catching throws at all bases. Each player to furnish thrower.
 Batting from both sides cf the plate.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
A Roal Genius.

From the composers Of all time Beethoven stands out by himself like some gigantic tree towering up above the rest of the forest. He was tine greatest genius of all. not for any one thing that he did. but because he was equally great h every style of musi., that he essaved. The first test of real genius is the ability to excel in all directions. and for this reasor I have always looked upon Beethoven. Shake speare and Turner as the three greatest reniuses who have ever existed.-Emii sauer in Strand Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
At Reaular Rates.

Miss Matilda owens hung on the arm of tue editor of the Laneviile Ba- gle. to whom she had been engaged for three years, and endeavored to turn his gaze toward the sky.
 "Jnst notice the moon. williamr' she said .in q melting voice.
 At the usual rates. Matilda. shall be happy to do so." he replied Youths Companion.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
coEs OVER AGAIN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2O.-In Judge Dunne's court today. when the ease of Theodore z. Tfalsey, accused of bribery. was called. Dr. Shumgte stated that he thought that by an other mcnth the defendant would be strong enough to undergo the strain of trial. In view of the statement
 Asslstant District Attorney Cook moved a continuance of a week. to which Attorney Bert Schlesineer had no objection and the order was made.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
rh. violin,o s.roil

The throwing Of tue scroll. or head. of violin betrays the masters style the same as handwriting. To an ana. teur all violin beads may appear tbc same. but the coan0isseur knows S ''Strad," Anati or GuaraeriCs at once from the pbyslognomy Of the scr2. This has been likeaed to the painters touch-that is, difficult to initiate SC as 10 deceive one who is thoroughly con versant with the Individual work of the great masters.-Circle.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
Naked Truth.

An encounter of wits once took place between the late Eugene Field and a New York woman. It was at dinner. and the woman was in evening dress. which was rather decolIete. After a slzirmish between the two relative to the respective merits of well known author 1t would seem that Field came of second best.
 ''oh. Mir. Field" exclaimed the wo- man exultantly, you must admit that you are fairly beaten at your own game.'
 Field bowed politely and. with a smile. promptly rejoined. At any rate, Miss Blank have one corsola ton you can't laugh at me in your sleeve" -Lippincott's.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
Presenee Of Mind.

A captured Turkish officer on being ted forth to execution asked for glass 0f water before he died. On receiving t he looked uueasily around, as If afraid of assassination.
 Drink" said the commander. ANo harm shall come to thee until thou hast drunk that water"
 Instantly the commanders word was given the prisoner dashed the water on the sandy ground and thereby saved his life.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
FORGED APOLOGY rnnHn [ Il { ] IN| halEInvrn Il !! T 1 | HUH NlSuUtLU
 0f WIFE
Six Shooter Plays Prominent Part in Episode, Wife Had Complained Of Attentions From iiMasher.n

On reliable authority it is reported that scene took place in one of the suburbs of the Warren district yes terday. when husoand. angered by a story of brutal abuse, told by his wife hunted up the person designated, and at the point of a six-shooter, forced an apology to his spouse From d fig ure on pended knees. It is reported that the lad in question hls bsea continually annoyed by the attentions Q fthe apologist.
 The two Mexicans. Galyez and Gar cia. arrested upon complaint of one Margarito Camarillo for asaulting and robbing him of S5.6o, were tried this morning before Judge Grier and giy- en thirty days apiece in jail.
 So far there mas been no new de velopments in the ease of NIT. and Mrs. John Frahm, accused by one Charles Kenletz of withholding s2S0 taken from him by them for safe keeping. The couple are still in jail not being able to get any one to go on their bonds for the $30e.
 Valentine Blake, arrested by Officer Gray for disturbing the peace, was given Q sixty-fiye day floater provid- ing he got out of town in one hour. The last sen oF Val he was hitting the high places in an endeavor to reach Don Luis before the expiration of the hour.
 fenrra Itodre q late arrival here from Bullfrog, New, has purchased the branch saloon and is busy get ting the sane in shape for opening on Mou6ay night. the 2Srd.
 Jack Frederleks, formerly of the White House. left last night for Globe iwiisf he expects to make his future home.
 Cleer-a Taphan, an old time Bis beetle. tut voo is lccate din Douglas at rress1t. vas 9 visitor in Lowell to- sda55.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
atilI In the bal.

.'Does your maid object 10 helns called servantT' sI don't know. We've only had her two weeks and she hasn't really permitted us to get on sreaklnc terms with Der as yet"- Chicago Record Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
The Return.

Magistrate What: Do you mean to say your husband struck you. and he that physical wreclzg Airs Maloney- Yes yer honor. but he's only been a physical wreck since be struck me- Independent
 For Review Job snd business offics call Phone 29.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
A Puzzle.

''Do you think you will learn to like your titled son-in-law?"
 T don't know" answered Mir. Cum rox. T can't quite tell where to plaes him in my expense account. He is nei- ther recreation nor an investment"- Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21

The Hughes haby just arrived in the governors mansion in New York is named Elizabeth and there are some who are hoping that she will he the Virginia queen of the White Eoase.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21

A flash of lightning is reported to have peeled a sack full of onions. The lightning has always been not cd for It's eecentritities.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21

'I have tried 10 do right" savs M-. John D. Rockefeller. And found il guilty.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21

It eosts California s20O a day to keep. Mayor Sehmttz in jail. But that little syllable. ex-. is worth that and more too to San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21

The weak point in Taft's speech Is his advice to postpone for eighteen months the correction Of an iniquitous abuse like the present tariff.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21

After all MT. Haywood seems to have reached oblivion much soone than he would have done If that Ida ho jury had made a martyr Of him.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
hand nanru 1v1rn.

There Is one wish ruling over man kind. and It is wish which is never in a single Instance granted-each man wishes 10 be his own master. It is a boys beatifc vision. and 1t re- mains the grownup mans ruling pas ston to the last. But the fact Is life Is a service. The only question Is, Whom shall we serve?-w. r. Fabe7.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
Too s.rsnuous.

'aiy son tells me you've discharged him." said the office boys mother. land 1 think that's strange. You ad. vertised for strong boy. and he's cer. tainly"- Hes too strong. madam" ]" interrupted the employer. "In the single day he was here he broke all the rules of this office and some of the furniture. ."-Cathol,c Standard and
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21

Gorge Lodge, Q late arrival here from Builfrog. New. has purchased the branch saloon and is busy get ting the same in shape for opening on &ouday night. the 2Srd.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21

Jack Frederlells, formerly of the White House. left last night for Globe Miief he expects to make his future hone.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1907-01-01
new YORK MINSTRtlS PLEASE
Aggregation Managed by SiIvers
Make a Decided Hit at Culver's

Lewistown was given a rare treat
York Minstrels, under the manage
ment of Silvers, appeared in Culver's
opera house, playing before a packed
house.
1t was again demonstrated that Lew
istown people will turn out In large
numbers, when a good show is billed,
and last Saturdays liberal patronage
was SO well appre ciated by the min
strel company that they have decided
to favor this city with another appear
ance on next Thursday evening. Not
withstanding the fact that the COM
pany's advance agent did not arrive
here until the day before the show was
put on and no previous advertising
having been given, the big opera house
was filed to overflowing The evening
was a beautiful one and large crowds
jammed the entrance way and the
street for over an hour. while the
crowd was being handled at the doors
The necessity of larger doorways was
again shown
As entertainers Of merit and ability
the troupe has seldom II ever been
equalled In this city. over two hours
Of solid amusement and pleasure were
afforded the large and appreciative
audience present
Mr.. Silvers, himself a strong actor,
is supported by a talented troupe The
music and songs pleased the people in
every instance. A number of special
ties were introduced with marked ap-
probation upon the part Of the audience
The entire performance was one OF uu-
doubted merit
The troupe, which consists or
thirteen members will play AZ Kendall
and Gilt Edge, then returning to this
city, where they will appear in the
opera house again on next Thursday
evening, in an entire change of pro-
gram, when Lewistown people will
have another opportunity of attending
high class minstrel show.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1907-01-01
Barnes-king Development Co. Will
Assume Full Management of
Mine Within Few Days
LARGE, SUM PAID LAST WEEK
Local Mining Men Receive fnor-
nous Sum of Money in Cash
For the Big Gold Property

Within the next week there will be
a change in the management at the
Barnes King mine at Kendall. The
change in ownership was completed the
latter part Of last week when a third
payment Of considerably over one-half
a million dollars was made to the old
owners by the Butte and New York
capitalists who recently purchased the
mine for $1,2OOO0O.
A meeting will be held in Helena
within a few days at which there will
be a reorganization of the new Barnes
King Development company. The orig
inal owners of the mine among whom
are J. P. Barnes, Nj. L. Woodman and
J. T. Wunderlin of this city, E. W..
King Of Bozeman and G. E. Barnes Of
small amount Of stock in the old Barnes
king which will be transferred for
stock in the new company. They will
have representation on the new board
of directors which will be chosen this
week. The fact that their request to
be permitted to have some of the new
stock indicates their absolute faith in
the great future of the big North
Moccasin mine.
There is great deal of specula ton
especially among the people of Ken
dali, as to the way the new manage
ment will shape up. 1t is more than
probable ths,t a number of the men
who have been conspicuously connected
with the management of the old com.
pany will be retained The people of
Kendall generally are trusting that
this will be the case as Superintendent
Howard l. Shaw and his very able
corps of assistants are very popular in
the camp.
The new owners have not yet an.
hounced a positive program of de-
velopment but a site for a shaft has
been selected a short distance north
of the open cut and near the old powder
house. The general impression IS chat
this shaft will be sunk to depth of
1000 feet.
1t is undoubtedly the intention of
the purchasers to erect a much large,
and more modern cyanide plant right
at the shaft. This will place the mill
on the north end of the Passiac claim,
1t was this claim which furnished the
present mill with ore for over five
years.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1907-01-01

section g. township Is north of range
is east
G. NJ. Canaon has sold to Benton Nor
ris, of Moore, fr a stated consideration
of 81, lots Z and 5 in block 9, Sunny
side addition.
Mary E. Woody has sold to Annie
Mcmillan for a stated consideration of
81, a $50 acre tract in section Il, town
ship IA north of range Is east
Sarah A. Saville has sold to l..
Lebert for stated consideration of ST.
all of block |, in the partition and
distribution of the JaneauX estate.
The Montana Townsite company has
sold to w. j. Owen Of Moore for 1925,
lot l. block 4, townsite of Moore.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1907-01-01
Thc.,as Merrifield and Geo. Camp
bell are Accused of knowingly
Receiving Stolen Property
HtDlGAN WITNESS FOR STATE
Outcome of the Trial Watched
With the Keenest of Public Int
erest-nearing Jan. 10th.

Th, mas Merrifield, prominent
ranc,,er Of the Maiden country, and
Geo. e,e Campbell, a we'll known young
man of Gilt Edge. We're arrested last
week on the charge of receiving stolen
horses knowing the same to have been
stolen. Both men Immediately gave
bonds for their appearance at the pre-
liminary hearings. Campbelrs hear
in- is to held on the tenth of this
month.
Owing to the prominence of the men
arrested the arrests have created no
end Of public interest in this city and
all sorts of rumors and counter rumoi $
are rife.
Both the men arrested say that they
can readily prove their innocence of.
an. knowledge Of the operations Of
no 'ee thieves in the eastern and CEN
trail part Of the county.
In the complaint filed against
them, Messrs. Merrifield and Campbell
are charged with receiving a certain
number of horses from Dram Stevens
an associate of Hedigan, knowing that
the animals had previously been stolen,
Thomas Merrifield is one Of the best
known ranchers of the east side and
his arrest comes as d surprise to his
manE friends in this city. He has
'rrsp i IN the vicinity Of Maiden for
about ten years.
George Campbell is the junior mem.
ber of the firm Sparks & Campbell,
who run a livery stable in Gilt Edge.
Mr.. Sparks is now in Colorado selling
horses.
The preliminary hearing promises to
be an interesting affair. as both the
defense and the state claim to have a
strong case. Barney Hedigan will ap-
pear as witness for the state.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1907-01-01
PROfAN GALORE
Colored Woman Goes Mr.. Bull
WhaCker One Better

Two colored residents of this city,
Bird ROv2s, e 'eatei quite dstur.
bance las Wednesday forenoon. while
Deputy Firman Tu.lock was trying to
convey them to the Tombs A few
minutes before the arrests were made
a melee occurred in the big ..T p" in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Reyes drew a
knife on a white man, threatening to
do grievous bodily harm. The vigil
liant deputy undertook to take the two
disturbers of the peace to the county
Jail. 1t required considerable physical
persuasion on the part of Mr.. Tullock
to induce the colored lady to accompany
him to the bastile. She became very
abusive and defiant and during the
course Of her remarks demonstrated
her wonderful familiarity with the
English language as far as the use OF
slang and profanity goes.
Old timers who witnessed the scene
and heard the v0lubility of the remon-
strating woman say that as an example
of the finished use of profanity the ex-
hibition was unDre cedented. Even in
the balmy days of the bull Whacker
the exoressiveness of Mrs Reyes Ian
guage had never been eXcelled, if ever
eoualled.
Dispute the efforts of the deputy
sheriff to hush her the flow of OBJ
scene language continued and all at
tempts to shut her mouth served but
to intensity her wrath.
A few days confinement in the county
Jail had the effect of cooling the wrath
of the woman, and as no complaint was
filed against them, Reyes and his wife
We're discharged from the Jail last
Friday forenoon.