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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
HAS BROKEN NECK.

GLOBE, Ariz.. Jan. 2S.-Milo vuk- manovich. the Montenegrin, who last August shot and killed a countryman and former friend in 8 dual over a trivial matter, and who was acquitted of the charge of duelling in the last term of court, is lying at the Old Do minion hospital with broken neck
 vukmanovich was at work in the Old Dominion mine when q heavy rock, becoming loosened by a blast, came down from above him and be fore he could get out of the way it struck him in the back and shoulders, breaking the fourth cervIcal verte brae, which is located at about where the neck and shoulders join.
 The injured man is paralyzed on part of his right side and it is doubt ful if he will recover. It may be that the paralysis Is only temporary and | if this is the case Vukmanoyich has a fair chance of recovery. The ulu mate result of his injuries will mol be known until 1t will have been as certained how serious Is the injury ts
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
PULLMAN METHODS
(Phoenix Gazette)

Some praise of c0urse-but not too much-is due to the Pullman porter on the Burlington train who turned iu at the Kansas City union depot office a purse containing $260, left in car by a New York man. Between the public and all service corporations there ought to exist ct least a sem blance of reciprocity. Tne patrons of the Pullman corporation help to pay the porters employed by the company This tribute Is yielded up without pro test by the great majority of travel CTS. An inattentive porter Is well worth his tip, whatever 1t may be. II is paid. commonly speaking, even without any heartburnings in connec' tion with that s26. 100000 with which the Pullman company was burdened few weeks ago.
 But the line ought to be drawn al the regular rake-off. The Pullman pa tron ought not to be taxed beyond his consent. His belongings, aside from what he consents to give up, ought tc be held s.cred. It would not be safe to disregard that precaution. Thus nothing more than self-interest is sub served by the Pullman company ir exercising vigilance in the employ ment of porters who will keep within the lines.
 It was good business for the com pany. and for the porter, to turn 1T that s260. Even in America, the land l of the free, the worm, under the last | extremity of provocation, might hnal | ly turn.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. John Foster, accompanied bs her two children, was passenger out bound last evening for Douglas. where she win spend a couple or days visit ing friends.
 city on Sunday from San Angelo. Tex as. where she has spent several weeks past visiting relatives. ~
 T. H. Collins. president of the Amer fcan-Saginaw Company. returned to the city last evening ffoIn Mexico, where he has been visiting mining property in which he lately became in terested.
 Thomas Darnel. accompanied by his wife and child, returned to Cananea yesterday morning. after spending ses. eral days here. Darnel holds a posi- tion with the Greene-Cananea Com pany. and has been spending yaca. tion in Los Angeles
 Mrs. H. B. Paul. returned to the city yesterday morning from Douglas.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Lund passed through the city on Sunday evening returning to their home in Benson, after spending several days visiting friends in the Shelter City.
 T. Fields. a member of the c. & A. engineering corps, was a passenger outbound yesterday morning for Douglas to spend several days on business.
 Assistant District Attorney Ross ar rived in the city yesterday morning from his home in Douglas, and will spend a day or two here locking after cases in which the county is inter- ested.
 Miss A. l.. Rosebaugh arrived in the city yesterday morning, and will spend several days here visiting Mrs. Suim- mel, matron of the c. & A. hospital. Miss Rosebaugh was formerly a pupil of Mrs Stimmel's.
 M. D. Haynes. well known local mining engineer, was a passenger our- bound Sunday morning for Hot Springs, Arkansas. where he will spend several weeks in an endeavor to recover from an attack of rheu- matism.
 B. N. Norton, of Fl Paso, passed through the city yesterday morning. returning to his home from Cananea, where he has spent several days on business.
 J. N. Jorgenson. the local surveyor. left the city yesterday morning and will spend several days surveying along the international boundary line.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
EASTERN BROKER HERE.

T. J. O'Brien, manager of one of the branch offices of Paine, Weber & Co, of Boston, arrived in the city Sunday morning, and will spend several days visiting the Warren District, of which he says he has heard so much and seen SO little. O'Brien, in the course of his business, has handled several million dollars worth of Bisbee stocks. but this is his first trip into the district. He is delighted with what he has seen to date, and thinks that it is only a question of time when Bisbee will place Arizona in the front rank of copper producing states and terri tories.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
PRoPosAt. roR nlps.
c0nstrue.Ion of Electric Railway.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Warren Company at 2 ?. ID. Monday, February 4th, 19oa. for the preparing of the roadbed and sub-grads of approximately i've miles of electric lias for The Warrsz Com- pany. between Bisbes. Arizona. aad Warren. Arizoaa-
 Instructions to hidssrs, spsoiaea- deas. plans and proniss. and sshes necessary information cas- ee hal upon application
 Plans, specifications and preflss will be sent to competent bidders npoz receipt of twenty-five s76oos dollars as guaranty for return of plans. Pre- posals shall bs made upon blanks furn- ishsd by the Company, and shall ss accompanied by a eertifed check CT surety bond in the sum of tea per cent of the amount of their bid.
 The Warren Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 CLEVE ". VAN DYKE,
 Manager. Bisbee, Arizona. Dec. 10. 1906. 3
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
BOOST; DON'T KNOCK.

Knock and the world knocks with you, boost and you boost alone. When roast good and loud, you will find that the crowd has a hammer as big as your own. Buy and the gang is with you; renig. and the game is oi, for the lad with a thirst will see you first, if you don't proceed to cough. Be rich and the gang will praise you, be poor and they will pass you tie fec; you're a warm young boy when you start to buy-you're slob when you haven't the price. Be flush and your friends are many; go broke and they say "ta-ta;" when your bank account burns you will get returns. and when it's out you'll get the ha-ha- Be gay and the mob will cheer you; they'll shout while your wealth endures; show them a fearful lamp and you'll seem them all tramp, and It's back to the woods for yours. There is always a bunch to boost yod while at your money they glance. but you'll ind them all gone in the cold gray dawn when the fringe shows up on your pants-Unidentifie
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
WILL LIVE IN LOS ANGELES.

MT. and Mrs. E. E. Hines were pas sengers outbound yesterday morning for Los Angeles. where they will make their home in the future. Hines, who has been employed by the E. P. & s. w. Company at the local depot for some time, was married to Miss Edith Gray, one of the most popular young ladies of the city on last Thursday evening by the Rev. Harvey M Shields. He has accepted a position with the Southern Pacific at Loi Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
TICKETS ARE SOLD FOR DANCE

The entertainment committee of the local lodge of the Fraternal Brother hood Is making preparations for a dance which will be given at the Pythian Castle on Wednesday evening. has already disposed of large mum ber of tickets. The dances of .his order have become very popular among the young people of the city. Newman's orchestra will furnish the music, and during the evening g prize waltz will be danced. A large number have already entered the contest fer the prize, which win no doubt te spirited
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
FREEDOM OF SPEECH

That the American people, or any large contingent Of them, are willing to indorse assassination as a means of political reform in any country is quite past the bounds of possibility. Anarchists are not the kind of re- formers to find favor with the good citizens in any civhiseo iand. They are opposed to any form of govern ment and hold that assassination or the head of government, whether he be a czar of Russia or . president of the United States, is nor only justifable. but a really noble act. Gregory Gershuny, Russian, who is travelling from place to place in the United States, and was in Chicago last week making speeches and trying 10 raise money for the promotion Of revolution iu Russia, is quoted as having said in an n.errew: The czar will be killed before my return to Russia I only regret that my en- gagement in America will prevent my participation in his death" Being asked whether he thought the Amerl- can government might cut short his stay in this country, he said; "l have every confidence in the Amerl- can people. They believe with me | Indl luS EAuoSidh5 oAONAN AAtA'S 4ANN
 dom. I do not think much of your president, but the people at heart are with the Russian movement for free dom. Popular indignation will re- strain the president from returning me to Russia"
 The people of the United States have not forgotten the assassination
 of Lincoln. Garfield and Mckinley, and the deep damnation of their talk ing off, Is execrated today as 1t was
 when the diabolical deeds were com
 mitted. It appears that this reformer was under a death sentence in Rus sia: that his sentence was commutec to life imprisonment and that he made
 his escape. Or the fact of the com | mutation of sentence he modestly re marks: q may say without egotisn
 that I made the name of Gershuny SC
 great that the government, did no'
 dare to Xiii me for fear of a popular uprising" All of which is probably
 product of Gershuny's imagination.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
MANY NEW MINING
 COMPANIES GET ARTICLES

Articles of incorporation for the following companies were filed re. gently in Arizona:
 Nevada Bonanza Mining company; capital stock. sf,500, 900; incorporat. ors. K. kaeDc--.. end c. Louis Smith.
 Raymond Pearl Gold Mining com pany: capital stock. s1,00e, 900; incor- porators. W. s. Raymond and c. T. Raymond.
 Wild Horse Mining company; capi- tai stock. $2,000. 900; incorporators F. c. Tyrell. Fred Rogers and George Kellar.
 Nevada Contract Copper company; capital stock, s1,000,000; incorporat- ors, Charles A. Porter, J. H. Roberts, A. c. Hudson, William A. Naylor.
 The Robinson atmospheric com any; capital stock. s1.000,00 incor- porators. Loretta Robinson. Fordyce P. Cleaves and Bruce Cunningham.
 Oregon Big Four Mining company i; capital stock, sI,000, ,000; incorporat- ors, Isaac T. Stoddard, Frank Aims worth and John F. Tracy,
 Mazatzal Copper company; capital, stock, s1.500. 900; incorporation, Jo- seph J. Shaw.
 Chicago Copper Mining company;
 pital stock, s5o0,000; incorpcrators, William c. Reuss, William O. Reuss, E. I. Frankhauser.
 Mexico international Mining com pany; capital stock. s2,000. 900; incor- porators. W. R. Mccormick, W. c. Bryan and Henry H. Rand
 Hecla-Goldfeld Mining company; capital stock, s1,o00, 900; incorporat- ors. Frank Ainsworth, John Tracy, and Isaac T. Stoddard.
 Muldoon Mining company; capital stock, s2,000, 900; incorporators, John e. Grove. H. B. Prosser, Frank Mac cay, Frederick L. Marks and Chiffon P. Wilson
 Fort Henry Lead company; capital, s600,000; incorporators, J. H. Hop kins, Andrew Peitz, W. A. Settlers, and M. L. Blackburn.
 John Day Gold Copper company; capital stock, s1,500,0 900; incorporat- ors, Memo Uerzicker and W. H. Over ton
 The Hawthorne Gold and Silver Mining company: capital stock, s2.- 000, 900: incorporators. Chas. T. Aus tin and John c. Fleschurtz.
 The Gold Bridge Mining and Mill ing company; capital stock. s1,o00,- 0e0; incorporators, J. F. House, J. F. Murphy, Emil Fretz, Geo. Lang and Jake Metzler.
 Lynz Creek Mining company; capi- tai stock. s1.ooo,ooo; incorporators.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
NEW BROKERAGE FIRM.

The local branch of Holman Bros. & Co. brokers, has been formally taken oyer by J. A. Hoover & CO, new organization, and in the future will be operated under the new name. The =oaise spas opened here several months ago by N. E. Lugoff, and since that time a large and lucrative business has been built up. About two weeks ago Lugoff found that he could not give the business his attention, and sold an interest to J. A. Hoover, who had arrived in the city shortly before from Fort Worth, Texas. Several days ago Hoover made the firm a proposi' tion for the entire business and Il was accepted. The senior member oi the new firm was formerly in the banking business in Texas, and bears the reputation of being an able busf ness man.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
WELL oFFicEREp
Phoenix Democrat


 If may be said truthfully that the tventy-fourth legislature has done well in the matter of selecting onl- cers to preside and to some extent d. rect the work of the two houses. in the selection of Hon. A. ]. Doran to uresjde over the council that body could not have named a more desery- ing or competent man. Mfr. Doran is one of the pioneers of Arizona and a man who has always been loyal to ev- ery interest of the territory. He has twice before presided over past coun- ciIs and his experience will be valu- able now in facilitating the business of what promises to be an unusually busy session. Pernaps there is no man better informed of every condf- ton in ali sections of the territory than "JIm" Doran, as he is known from Cochise to Coconfno county. For wears he resided in southern Arizons and for the last decade he has lived in Yayanai county. There will be no one to suspicion Mr Doran of desir- ing anything that is not for the best interests of Arizona and her citizens. Hon. N. E. Bailey. who was chosen as sneaker of the assembly, comes from the democratic strongboids of Arizona-Cochise county. Mir Bailey has resided in Arizona for fifteen years and all that time has been spent in Cochise county. He was first em- ployed as a clerk in the railroad sta 1 tidn at Bowie, and after remaining in the service of the Southern Pacific railroad he went to Naco to enter the service of the railroad built by Col W. c. Greene from Naco to Cananea of which he now holds the responsf bIe position of trainmaster. MT Bailey was the minority leader of the | last legislature and became pruni nent in the work of that session; tha' he was returned to the present leg1s l lature by q majority of over 900 is eyf
 dence shat his service two years ng. was highly satisfactory to his constit
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING or
Stockholders of the Fl Paso 6 south
 western Railroad co. te

Notice is hereby given that special meeting of stockholders of the Fl Paso I& Southwestern Railroad Company win be held at the office of the com Ipany in Bisbee. Arizona. at two o'clock lp. m., on the eighth day of February. llso7, for the purpose of considering he increase of capital stock of said company from the sun of s7,000, 900 to the sum of s10,00O, GOO, and to take uch action In the premises as will be eemed necessary in relation to said increase of capital stock, and in eess uch increase is determined, Of enssd- ng the Articles cf Incorporation sf aid Company, 90 that the increase sf said capital stock shall be duly au- l horiEed.
 Resolutions win be offered ansz6- ing Article X of the Articles of Izeor- erntien, with reference ts the meet nss of the Corporations; and rstifyinE and confirming the acts sf the Corps- stf0z-
 GEORGE NoTMAS, Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
pRELIMINARY HEARINa IS sET

The preliminary hearing of R. C. wiTisus. the local miner charged with burglary st the strum House on Brewery Avenue, win receive his pre- iminary hearing before Judge Burdick this morning at 10 o'clock. Williams Eas brought into court yesterday af- iernoon, and the complaint was read guilty. Williams was occupying the named Holstein and companion, and while the latter two were out about town Holstein's grip was ransacked On their return they Immediately sus pected Williams. and on the sami afternoon Constable Twomey appre hended Williams with some of thu stolen articles on his person.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of W. D. Gilrasrs, decsased- lotice is hereby given by the under sigHed. administrator of the Estate sf V. E- Gilmore, deceased, te the sresi- ors of and all persons having essfms
 geinst tho said deceased, ts exsfbit hem. with neeeesar voseAers, within cur months after first Ruelieatien ez
 his notice to the sRad admiAistrassr. t the Miners & Merchants Hank, n ks city sf Bisbse. the same being sas piees for the transaction of business st said estate, in snid county sf CssAfee P. 4- HUCKWALTHH, Aa1k1sntretor ef the Ests<s of v. H 1 Gffnsre. dessaeed.
 F1rst psbiieatisr Jan. .. 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
psosATE NOTICE.

h the Probate Court of Cochiss County, Territory of Arizona In the matter of the estate of Francis A orens.-Notice of settlement of final account and distribution of estate.
 Notice is hereby given that Maurice Denn, as administrator of the estate of Francis A. Ovens, deceased, has ren- dered and presented for settlement, and filed in said court. his final ao- count of the administration of said estate, and 6 petition for the distribu- tion of the same, and that Thursday, the 31st day of January, A. D., 1907, at o'clock D. n1., at the court room of said court, at the court house, at Tombstone, in said Cochise county, has been duly appointed by said court for settlement sf said account and the hearing of said petition for distribu- ton, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions, in writ ing, to the said final account, and con- test the same, and show cause. if any, why a final distribution of said eseete should not be ordered.
 Dated January 18th, 1907.
 J. D. JAMES, Probate Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29

Julius Giradin. J. c. Roesing and Au gustus Runner. Yerington Red Metal Mining com pany; capital stock. s1.5o0. 900: incor porators, J. H. Baker, O. A. Dockhau and J. r. Haley. Beetle Creek Dredging company; capital stock. s40o.oo0: incorporators N. c. White, c. R. White, c. R. Man bert, F. W. Steddom and E. R. Young The Interstate Ore Purchasing and Reduction company; capital stock s550. 900; incorporators. John B. Wat kins. Robert F. Kellam, Adam N. Bur ger, Victor T. Watkins and Geo. Fox.
 The Cobalt Mitchell Mining com pany: capital stock. $1,ooO.00o: incor porators, H. I. Latham, F. Williams and F. Wallace White.
 Goldfleld Transvaal Mining com pany: capital stock, s1 900. 900; incor poratoFs J. c. Mccormick. F. M. Dor lsey and Walter E. Pratt. Warren Manufacturing company capital stock, S200,000; incorporators A. B. Notion and Edward Warren. Cobalt Development company; cap ital stock, $100,000; incorporators, J T. Pendgast, c. M. Zulick and A Franks.
 woodside-Eureka Mining company capital stock, s5,000, 900; incorporat ors. R. B. Myers. F. P. Mitchell and F. W. Blodgett.
 The Quarry Mines company: capi tai stock, s1,000,000 incorporators, G F. Ryan. C. J. Hall and l. T. Horsey.
 Moose Gold Mining company; capi tai stock, s1.000, 900; incorporators. NJ B. Moore and John Brite.
 Stone Cabin Mining company; cap ital stock, s1,000.000; incorporators Frank Frymire, Geo. Douglas, Thos Robinson. A. D. Rice and W. RI Smith.
 Woman's Club of Phoenix; capital stock. s10,000: incorporators. Ella o Fowler. Dorothy c. McClintock and Lucy. T. Ellis.
 Santa Eulaha Union Mining com psny; capital stock. s1z5,000; incor porators, Wesley Henderson, Oliver Alden, John Roy and John E. Lurlia Jr.
 ital stock, s500,000; incorporators, R T. Root, F. W. Lowery and Walter Root Boston and Pioche Mining com pany; capital stock, 1000, GOO; incor porators, Norman J. MacGaffn and R E. Cosgrove.
 Frances King Mining company; capital stock. s1,000,00o; incorporat ors, c. L. Jeffries. Ward I. Nichol, and E. s. Harney.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
SUFFERS PAINFUL INJURY.

J. c. Farrell, a shift boss at the
 Junction shaft of the Superior & Pitts
 burg, met with painful injury yes terday afternoon, sustaining a com pound fracture Of the left leg. Farrell was descending the shaft on the bucket. when the bucket got to sway ing and damned him against the tim bers or tue shaft. lie retained his presence of mind, and es soon as he was able reached the bell rope and signalled to the engineer to hoist hirn to the surface. One of the company was imemdiately summon ed, and arriving on the scene made an examination, finding compound frac- ture. Farrell was taken to the hos pital, and will be confined 10 his bed for several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
LAIRD suxs INTERESTS HERE.

It was learned last evening that George A. Laird, for eight years past superintendent of the Phelps-Dodge property at Sierra de Cobre, near Cananea. had bought an interest in the firm of Franklin Smith & Co.,, mining engineers. Laird arrived in the city yesterday morning from Mex ico. and when asked concerning the matter stated that it was true, and that he would come to Bisbee to To- cate as soon as certain matters which require his attention are attended to. Laird is one of the best known min ing men in this section of the country. and especially in Mexico, where he has spent a number of years past.