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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL
 ALMOST COMPLETED
INSTALLATION OF HEATING AP- PARATus DELAYED BY NON
 ARRIVAL OF BOILER.

DOUGLAS, Jan. T. (Special) =
 It was learned this morning that Contractor c. D. Parsons will probably put the finishing touches on the new high school building, at the end of Twelfth street, next week. But the building cannot be used for school purposes until the work of installing the heating apparatus has been com pleted. NJ F. Dicus and company hold special contract for putting in the heating apparatus, but their work has been delayed by the non-arriyal of the boiler required for making steam. This boiler was ordered more than three months ago, but has not yet ar rived. It was learned this week that the boiler was expected to arrive not later than today When it does ar rive only about ten days will be re- quired for MT. Dicus to complete hA contract. which will be pushed with all possible speed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
JURY HAS RIGHT ID PASS ON
 LAW
Aroom Was Tried Yesterday and Convicted, and Will Be Taken Into Court Today to Be Sentenced.

That a jury in justice court in Arizona sas a right to pass on the legality of law as well as facts in a case. was brought out yesterday after noon by City Attorney Merritt when the case brought by the city against Robert Arbor came to trial in Justice Burdick's court. The suit was brought to collect s5 a chair. quarterly, from him on his barber chairs.
 In the contention brought by the defendant he made this point as chief reason for refusal of payment: That he was engaged in an occupation which required him to stand on his feet and perform Services similar to common laborer: that if he is re quired to pay a fine for performing this class of labor in Bisbee, people who work on the streets should also be required to pay a tax. as we'll as lawyers, newspaper reporters, brok- CTS and others. He attempted to show crimination, class legislation and therefore unconstitutional.
 City Attorney Merritt cited that the Territory of Arizona had granted the cities the right to impose any tax, assessment or fine on any trade, pro- fession or occupation. In substantia- ton of his argument he cited decisions from the supreme courts of California, Missouri and other states, where similar cases had been contested and held to be valid.
 A peculiarity of this case was that the defense admitted all facts alleged by the city. The case hinged abso- lutely upon the point as to whether or not the city ordinance providing for this license was legal, the jury to pass upon the validity of the law.
 After a deliberation of but a few minutes the jury returned a verdict of guilty. Arbon will be brought into court this afternoon when sentence will be pronounced. The defendant has said he will take an appeal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
FUEL SITUATION IS IMPROVING
 STEADILY
Settlement of Railroad Difficult ties in Texas Oil Fields Has Relieved Situation-Limited Supply Is on Hand.

After several Weeks during which the local mining Companies have been by the lack of coal and oil for fuel purposes, owing to the universal car shortage on the rail roRds throughout the Southwest, 1t seems that the situation is about to Improve.
 Wibin the past couple of days the strike on the c. H. s s. A. railroad in Texas has been settled, and the five men and freight handlers are return ing to work. This road passes direct ly thrcZgh the great Texas oil district, and carries most of the oil and tim Der shipped out of the Lone Star state. Several weeks ago the firemen and freight handlers went on a strike ow. ing to the rejection of demands which they made on the operators, and since that time only very small amount of the roads business has been handled. The local mining companies were en- urely dependent upon the Texas oil fields, as they did not renew their con. tracts with the Standard Oil Compa- nf, so they also suffered as a result of the strike.
 When seen yesterday and asekd eeR. cerning the situation General Managed Walter Douglas, of the Copper Queta Company, said:
 Although at the present time the actual supply of fuel which we have on hand Is not much larger than it has been for some time past, the out look is very much brighter, and I feel that within very short time we will again be receiving our normal supply of oil.
 q see by the papers that the diff- cultes which arose between the oper- ators and employees of the railroad which runs through the Texas oil fields have been satisfactorily adjust. ed, and the men have returned to work. Judging from this fact, be- lieve that it will only be a few days before the roads will again be able to handle the oil.
 Right now we have enough coal 10 operate tomcrr 1w. and a limitei sup ply is arriving in the local yards con- tinually, so l do not look for any more embarrassment on the fuel question. '
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
COLE AND PARTY ARRIVE IN
 CITY
Examination of Greene-Cana- nea Holdings Is Completed, Directors Are Well Pleased With Developments.

Among these arriving in the city on last evenings train from the west were Thomas F. Cole, the most com manding figure in the copper world today, and his party, composed of Captain James Hoatson, G. D. Thorn ton, G. A. Newett and P. l.. Foster. These gentlemen are prominently con nected with the great Greene -Cananea Company which was organized in Minnesota about two weeks ago, and took over the holdings Of the Cananea Consolidated Copper Company, and of the Cananea Central Company.
 As soon as the details of the or ganization were attended to, as many of the directors of the new company as could possibly do so, decided to make a trip of inspection to the prop critics. They have just concluded an exhaustive examination of the mines and works of both the Cananea Con- soiidated Copper Company and the Cananea Central Company. The party was kept busy during their entire stay in Cananea, and are all very well pleased with the personnel of the management, which, when supple mented by Dr. D. L. Rieketts as gen eral manager. they feel will prove to be most successful in carrying on the most extensive work of developing the ore bodies. mining the same, and con centrating and smelting the mineral.
 The people of Cananea evidenced the kindliest of feelings towards the men whom Colonel Greene has inter- ested in the district, and the visitors feel positive that the sentiment will be such as to aid the officers and di- rectors in the great work confronting them.
 The magnitude Of the mineral de- posits opened up, and the develop ment of the mines and plant under the management of Colonel Greene i'm pressed all of the members of the party.
 4 reception and dance was given Sat urday evening by the citizens of Cana nea in honor of the visitors, who deemed it a great pleasure 60 meet the men who were the leaders in their adopted professions, and were per forming their full share of the work imposed. The ladies of tho city were present in large numbers, and the hearty reception accorded the capital ists was sincerely appreciated.
 Just how long the party will remain in the Warren District Is uncertain, but it wfll probably De several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08

Of birds taken in their native haunts by Mir. schreck, of the Buffalo club, and a very interesting set of pictures of the Italian monastries.
 The set was shown at the Y. Nj. C.. A. last Wednesday evening, but owing to the indictment weather only a small crowd was able to attend. This set is an especially fine one. A cordial invitation is extended to all ladies and gentlemen to attend. No charge is made for admission to any of the ex- hibitions. The many sets that have been exhibited at the Y. M, c, A. dur ing the past year have been a real con. tribution to lovers of the artistic.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
HOOoI SUFFERERS SUE DETROIT COPPER 60.
Ask S150.000 Damages As a Result of the Recent Flood
 at Clifton,

CLIFTON, AFslza, jan. 7.-The flood sufferers of Clifton closed final ar. arrangements last week with James Fielder, of Deming, for the bringing of suits against the Detroit Copper Mining company of Morenci. The to- tai amount of the claims filed with Mr. Fielder will aggregate about $150, 900. It is alleged that this loss was caused by the breaking of the dam of the b. c. company, which impounded a large amount of tailings and water which swelled the flood already on in the creek, several feet It is also alleged that the dam was not properly con etructed to withstand the pressure of a food, being built without rock, ce. ment or lumber. The dam was con. structed entirely of tailings, it is al. legged, and when they became thor. oughly wet they gave way and precipi. tated in the creek and upon the town several thousand tons of tailings, and also a large volume of water and shines held above the town.
 There is no doubt but that the suit will be fought by the company who claim that the addition of the tailings and water which was given a free flow by the breaking of their dam was not the main cause of the loss. The company, So it is alleged, will main tain that the breaking of the dam only raised the waters of the creek about ten inches.
 This will be one of the most inter- esting suits ever filed in the terri tory. Mir. Fielder is one of the best fight in the courts before the question known and most successful lawyers in New Mexico, and will be assisted in the cases by one of Arizona's bright est and best attorneys.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
SERV|AN FLAG Is
 RAISED IN B|SBEE
Orthodox Christmas Is Held and Slogans Enjoy Them
 selves In Royal Manner,

The hrst S .ryian flag ever raised in Bisoee' or the Territory of Arizona, was ral' Jed yesterday over the private residence of Lazar Brojevic, living on V4e Naco road. This flag was not raised as an insult to the Stars and Stripes; it was raised in recognition of the Orthodox Christmas, better known as the Slovenian Christmas.
 At midnight Sunday night pistol shots rang out. cheers from crowds of celehrators were heard. and the town took on an aspect of life never known before on this occasion. All this was due to the fact that the Slavonians were entering upon a Christmas as precious to them as the regular Christ mas day is to the American people. This day is held by the Greek-Catho- lie people as precious as Christmas is by the Americans.
 All day yesterday parties composed of these people visited friends in the city where lunch, peculiar to their naticn, and Slovenian drinks were served. In the Medigoyich hall last night a meeting was held where mem- bers of the Bisbee Sloga met fc< the purpose of talking over problems which will promote the general good interest of this society. Plans were made for caring for members who were sick or in hard straits. and mat ters of general interest taken up.
 In this camp a great number of citizens come from Balkan, formerly a part of Turkey. They all hold to the old faith of religion and get their idea of Christmas from the Old Testament.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08

we'll" remarked Mir. Cory. Every thing has progressed we'll thus far. but it is no light task to compel the Colorado to run in it's old channel"
 MT. Cory stated that the Colorado rose suddenly last week when the flood waters of the Gila poured into it, but he added that the river is fall ing rapidly
 The work Of closing the break ie a big undertaking although it does not compare with the building of the dam, which was done about two months ago. On the present work 7GG men are employed in addition to seven pile drivers, three dredgers and one steam boat.
 When the break Is completed 1t is likely that the work of reinforcing the levees along the Colorado below fuma will be commenced.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
 ISSUES INSTRUCTIONS
Sends Out Circular In Maricopa i, Court, For suldance of $ Peace Officers.

PHOENIX, ARIZ.. Jan. 5.-Distrlct Attorney Bullard today issued the fol lowing circular directed to constables and justices of the peace of Maricopa county:
 To the constables, justices of the peace, and peace officers of the coup' ty Of Maricopas
 Gentlemen. Your attention is re spectfully called to the following con struction that mHst be placs.d upon certain of the revised statutes:
 I. No prisoner can be released on bail except under an ortier made by the trial court after arrest.
 Sections 75S, 1oss, 1070 penal code
 IL After prisoner has been com mitted upon fine or imprisonment be can he released in no other way than by fhe payment of the fine to the off cer aolding him in custody, who shall dispose of said fine as required by 1sw
 Section 1213 penal code.
 IT the fine is paid to the court be fore commitment, or to the officer af. ter commitment. the residue after pay. ing the costs of prosecution, together with receipts for the cost of prosecu ton, should within ten days be filed with the county treasurer.
 Section 1918 penal code.
 ". The sheriff has the right un der his discretion to refuse to receive prisoners in the county jail charged with being drunk, disorderly, or with disturbances of the peace, unless the prisoner is regularly committed by or. der of magistrate, or justice of the peace I would advise, however, that the sheriff do not refuse to receive any prisoner unless regularly commit ted except in cases where the charge is drunk and disorderly, or disturb ance of the peace.
 See section 11S1, R. s. 1901
 I do not call your attention to these sections in any spirit of criticism, for I feel assured that all officials desire to observe the letter of the law, but in order that all may work together with harmonious understanding of the law.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
LAW FIRM IS DISSOLVED.

It was learned yesterday that the law firm of Bennett & Williams had been dissolved, and that in the future Bennett would practice his profession in Phoenix Bennett has been in the city for several days. attending to the settlement of matters connected with the partnership, and left for Tomb stone yesterday morning At the present time Williams is suspended from practicing before the courts pending the outcome of hls trial for subornatioE of perjury in connection with the Campbell case
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
wEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Arizona: Partly cloudy Tuesday; Wednesday fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
DR. JOHNSON FOUND DEAD.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Jan. 7-The body of Dr. Philip Edwards Johnson, physician of New York, was fund under the Jefferson street bridge. An examination of the body revealed the fact that the doctor had been robbed
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
WILL CONTROL COLORADO

H. T. Cory, general manager Of the California Development company. who IS in charge of the work of closing up the latest break in the Colorado river, arrived in Tucson last week for conference with Col. Randolph.
 Tt will require about forty-fiye days more to complete the work of closing the present break, provided all goes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-14
VuIGanlzadOTGs dGntaIss.

Pareca que 81 gobierno obligara 4 todoB
los dentistaB usar vulcanizadores como
los fabricadOH por la United States Dental
Manufacturing Company, de Cleveland,
Ohio, pues en- la ofcina de PatenteB Sc ha
hecho un concienzndo examen de todog los
dichoH aparatos, todos los ingenieros de
clararon unanimemente que 81 meior vuI-
canizador 60 el hscho por Ia United Sta.
teS Dental Manufacturing Co., de Clevs-
land. En- tai virtud, 81 Presidente or.
denara & todos los secretaTios que vean
que sua subalternos obliguen todoB los
dentistaE de sus respectivas jarisdicciones
& usar tinica y excluaivamente el Eccen.
trio Lock Vulcanizer, el cual no tiene nj
un solo tornillo en- 50 construction, sf,
Holamente palancas eccentriCaH EI ecCen.
trio Lock Vulcsnizer "a fabIiCado Dor IL
United States Dental Manufacturing Co,
Of Cleveland, Ohio,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-14
.CARRET ERA De La CT
dra on complete
estadO de aban-
d0nO
EI depaltameRtO del Interior debe
atender 4 Ia justa petici6n de
csc VeGindariO.
La TeparaCIdn De tai carFstsra, ss asunto De VI
da Q muSrls para 81 pueblo.
Ode maestro eorresponsag. }

Mayo 13.-Tenemos entendido que Ell
Hon. alcalde de este, ha mandado suspan.
der el tr6fco por Ia carretera que conduce
de Cidra las Cruces por amenazar 6sta
terTibles peligroE con Bus fuentes alcan-
tarillSs en- bochornoso estado de. abandono
para de tai modo garantizar las yidas &
estoB infelicss que SO la ganan en- Ia mas
Tuda labor; y Begdn datos adquiridoe DOR
el Sub Official de Sanidad de este pueblo
pasan de Beia las curaciones que este fun.
cionario ha hecho consecuencia del ire.
mendo eBtado de egta carreteFR.
Tenemos que preguntar. mo pertene
ce este trozo de oarretera al departamento
del interior? mo pagan muy religioss'
mente e1tog vecinoB los intereseS del million
de dollars, titulado, Bond Redepci6n? mo
existe una partida en- 81 presupueSto de ese
departamento de mil quinientos dollars al
afio para conservation de ssta carrerera?
mo deben existir en- eaas oficinas empIes'
dos que Cortesmente reciban allf los que
van en- pos de iusticia?
Todas estas' preguntas deben scr corte,'
tadas por quien corresponds, y lamar Ia
atenci6n estes empleados hacerles pre-
sente que ellos solo son simples serVidores
del pueblo de Puerto Rico que les paga y
Bufre.
Por segunda'vez pdblicamente llama
mos Ia atenci6n del Hon. Comisionado del
interior, del ihsufrible NAL estado de esta
carretera, y mirarfamoS con immense pla-
Ger que Sc diese un paseito por eatos lares
para que palpe 81 motive de nuestras i'm
ploracionesy y consideFe el grito iusto de
nuestra Taz6n y juzgue para al es possible
que pueda pertenecer un trozo de carrete-
Es de tales condolences I'm departamento
tan importante y respectable como 10 es el
del interior.
81 estas quejas no son Rtendidas, con to,
dos los esfuerzos realizados con todoB los
datos que justifquen nuestraB iniciativas,
iremoB en- queja donde el Hon. Goberna-
DOR y de SECURE que @l con su juHto pIoce'
der har6 sentir el peso del mas exacto
cumplimiento de nuestras leyes. Con-
famos en- que la carretera ser6 inmedists.
mente repaTada, con la premura que exige
el triste egtadO de ella.
La Feparaci6n de ehta carFetera, es asun.
to de vida 8 muerte de este pueblo, pues
Ia compaffa que responde al nombre de
The American w. s. T. G., duefa de la
fabrica de tabaco que tiene establecida en-
este pueblo, claro es que tampronto como
le Huceda alguua desgracia SO ls difcul-
to 81 trafco de materiales embellishments
levantar6n dieha fabrica y tendremoa ell
pueblo sumido en- la mas triste miseria.
" quieneS son los dnicoB responsabIes?
Bian deberfa MERCER Ia mas detenidl
atenci6n del Hon. Comisionado del inte-
rior el aEuntc de que tTstamog.
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dicho por ell acugado, Ia pas6 en- la msqui
.nilla y Ia frm6 el Morales dsspues de leer-
Ia. Que 81 acusado So expres6 en- Ia forma
que eat6 ahf. Que era entonces ''clerk" Y
que jur6 Bu cargo ante el fiscal Horton.
al juez. Que era empleado de fscalfa;
que tom6 Las nOtas taquigrSfoaa , despues
que las puso en- maquinilla Sc Ia dieron &
leer Yare Yare, quien ism6 de confor-
midad. 8
Al Befior Vail spinosa. Que no era ta.
qufgrafo Official.
81 fiscal senior Torres Gran ayguye que
10 queese documento representa-, no como
notas taqufgrafcas tnmadas mas 8 menos
ofcialmente, Bino como declaration frma.
da de conformidsd por el Yare Yare.
Hay nm pequeflo reCeso 81 Marshall
infoTma la corte que no ha Hido possible
eucontraT camas en- los hotsles de la ciu.
dad para los senoEea del jurado.
Habfa. pues de continuaTBe la gesi6D.
El juez declara Ia coIte en- receso du-
rante media hors. Algunos de los concu.
rrentes aCtores en- el juicio preguntan 81
hay estRblecimisntos abiertoB para
conner algo con que repsrar las fuerzas
perdidas y ponerse en- condolences para
continuar Is session que duraTa toda Ia
noche lpueB la corte ast6 decidida, Beg6o
pareCe, terminar en- una sola session, durs
10 que dure.
(Veasa la edici6n de mafiaus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-14

NOTICIAS De CIDRA
Ohras On rsnlfs, que ssfaa sn brtVs eolstruIdas
(De 9aaestrO oOrresponsaL

Mayo 12.- Nueatro estimado amigo al
honrado obrero don Antonio Vazquez
Mufoz pass por Ia profunda pena de ha'
ber perdido una hija de cortoB amos de
sdsd. Nuestro mas Asntido p6iame
El guaFdia Figusroa ha prestado el
importante BeTvicio de arrestar los iudi'
viduoB GregoTio Garcia, Ramon Lopez,
Jesus SarTello, Abslardo Rivera, acusados
por juego 10 prohibido.
Ell guardia Patron arrest6 Ramon
Negr6n, Candido Ojea, , 4 Natalie Melen'
dez por hurto.
Muy On breve dar6n principle las
obras BacadaB en- remate de un cementerio
y IN matadero , segGn informes prometen
quedar emplazRdas en buen Hitio de muy
buena construction.
-LlamRmos la atenci6n de nuestro al
calde que es de mucha necesidad mandase
prender la FaTola para que nuestra plaza
no se halle On tiniebIas
Sc aseguFa como cosa cierta que 81
joven don Manuel Espina ser6 nombrado
primer teniente de la guardia nacional en-
este pueblo, SECURE estamos que Babra
llenar psrfectamente 81 delicsdo cargo
FelIcitamos al senior Espina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-14

-se encuentra enferma ca BaTToE, una
piaR do lon ssppsoa Coll McyR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-14
COSECHA De TABACO.
Este aao tsndrd IN rs Pc de lnfsrIorIdad.

InformeS sgrfcoIas confrman que con
motive de Ia Sequia del afo paSado la pro
ducci6n del tabaco aCuSa un 25% de ella
seS inferiOreS mas que la del afiO anterior.
ESQ parece habeT prOducido rebsjaa en- lol
precios en- algunaB comarcas.
Esto no obsta para que las otras claBes
sean tan superioreH en- calidad, como STEM
pre-.
EstoB informea han sido obtenidos direc.
tamente de la f6brica "La CoIectiva" por
un reporter de "La Correspondence en-
virtud de notiCias que llegaron nosotros
de algunas zonas tabRcRleras en- las que Sc
Ryisaba que el merCado de dichs hoja eBtS
POGO active y que Ia calidad sin que Sc in
dique el Cambio de calidsd observados por
RlgunoS.
InformeS acerca de estoS puntoS, 10 he'
mos Eecibido de Comerfo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-14
TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO:
sUBASTA PUBLICA.
BIEN ES INMUEBLES

En- Coeua de Ras ernas de Areb d % de Mayo
l9O
PoF @ los bne PeOnadOs parties los msmOs eubr las
nernaa
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AYIsO
4 los itcI0nIstls dsI American Colonial Bank.

4 los aGGl0llSLaS Gel AalsllGal colonial Bank
En- junta de los Directe-es de este Ban
co, Celebrada en- New Y si 8 de mayo,
60 acord6 declarar un dlYidend0 semestraI
de tres y madio por ciento (33%,) psga'
dero el 27 de mayo, los acciOnistas que
esten inscritos 81 II de mayo De 1907.
Los traspasos en- los ibros se cerrarSn 81
Tide mayo, & Las 8 de Il tarde, , Be vol.
varan & abrir el II de junio, mediodfa'
Fl {. Arnold. Gsrente.
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En- eata impTenta % Yende papel de pc.
ri6dicO visjO { s2.O0los 46 kilos (un quin.
taL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-30
OFFICERS:
Sugar Factors and
Commission
r1erChants
AGENTS FOR
]. P. COOKE. MANAGER.

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Kihei Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
RahulIu Plantation Company.
Kahuiui Railroad Company.
HaSeal1aia RanOh Company.