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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
SAL VATIOA ARMY MAN
HERE FROM HAWAII
On Tour Of Inspection Through
New Mexico and Arizona,
To Hold Meeting,

Staff Captain and Mrs. J. H. BAN
berry, divisional officers Of the Sal
walton Army, with headquarters in 81
PasO, will arrive in Bisbee on the af-
ternoOn train today. They will be
met at the station by the local army
corps and escorted to the barracks.
! During their stay in the city Cap
tain and Mrs. Bamberry viii take
charge of the services here which will
be tonight and all day tomorrow, and
to which the public is cordially invit-
ed. These Officers are on a tour Of
Inspection throughout Arizona and
New Mexico and as this is their first
visit to the local corps, their coming
is looked forward to With great in.
terest by Captain and Mrs. Hunt ana
the soldiers Of the Bisbee corps.
Prior to their being stationed in this
section Captain and Mrs. Bamberry
had many years OF experience in the
army work. Just before taking
charge of the NeY Mexico and Ari-
iona division they were stationed in
the Hawaiian Islands for two and q
half years, where the work was great
improved under their leadership
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
ASSIGNEE LOSSES
SUIT FOR S238
W. A. Goodwin Sued For AC-
Colnt Due Defunct Firm
Duey & Overlook

Suit was entered in Judge Hogan :
court yesterday by +. r. Harrington,
assignee for Duey g. Overlook,
against V A Goodwin, alleging that
he owed the sum of $23S, with inter
est and commission, on stocks that
had been bought for him by the firm
and for which he had not paid. The
jury brought in a verdict in favor Of
the defendant.
The facts alleged in the complaint
were TO tae effect that stocks had
been bought by Duey & overlook for
SllTS ~ :
sicns IS fnllaws: Tha. or February! y
4, 1907, Goodwin had ordered twenty
five shares OK Butte & Arizona at
S3.25 per share plus commission. That
DUey & Overlook had bought the same
and paid for it and had held it until
May 18Th, when they had sold it for
S31.8S and credited the same TO tle
account, leaving a balance of S52.50
unpaid with interest. That vu the
same date Dusy & Overlook had
! bought for the defendant fifteen
shares OF Wolverine 4 arizona and q
4 few days later tlifty-dve more shares
of the same stock. That on June lg
| the stock had been sold Tor 500 ano
credited to the account, leaving SlS5
with interest stll due.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
JOHN c. MlLBURM.

John George MIburn. chief counsel
for the Standard Oil company in the
suits brought by the federal govern
ment to dissolve the trusts" was
born in Sunderland, England, Deeem-
Der -. 1854. After receiving his early
education in England he came to the
United States, and for a time studied
law at Batavia. n. Y. He was admit
ted to the bar in 1874 and began
practice in Buffalo. He rapidly came
70 the front in his profession and
soon was recognized as a corporation
lawyer of exceptional ability. It was
at Mr.. Milburn's house in Buffalo that
President Mckinley died, after being
shot at the Buffalo exposition. Mr..
Milburn was at the time president Of
the Pan-American exposition, and the
martyred president was his guest on
the fatal day. Shortly after the trag-
edy Mr.. Milburn moved to New
York city and has since been connect
ed with the Standard oil company in
a legal capacity In 1904 Mr.. Milburn
served as one Of the American dele
gates to the Universal Congress Of
Lawyers and Jurists. held at the st
Louis worlds fair
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
To
HAVE TICKET
IN THE FIELD
Meeting To Be Held In Lowell
In January to Fix Up Pre-
liminaries-Kurt vom Stau-
fen Is Committeeman.

Present indications point to a third
party in the field the coming election
in November. 1908, as already prepara-
tons are being made by the Populist
party towards that end. Committee
man Kurt vom Staufen of Lowell is
In communication with the leading
members Of the party In Cochise coun-
ty IN the effort to arrange a meeting
be made for a territorial convention
and the election of delegates to the ma
tional convention of the Peoples
party.
1t is reported that the Hearst In
dependent League will attempt to af-
filiate with the Populists, aud the
chances are that they will place a
joint ticket n the field the coming
election known as the Peoples party
ticket. A complete county and pre-
cinct ticket will b eplaced in every
county in the territory. The Peoples
Party lost their identity in 1900 by
fusion with the Democrats, but Mr..
vom Staufen claims that mo fusion
with the old parties will go this trip"
He also adds that since 1900 the party
has not been dead. but sleeping. They
evidently have awakened from their
long sleep.
Mr.. Yom Stufen engineered the
county joint-statehood campaign last
election, and is a strong adherent of
Tom Watson, of Georgia, for the fu-
tQre president of the United States.
What the strength Of the party viii
be the coming campaign will be of in
terest.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
.CAvE.IH CAUSES
LOSS OF YOUNG LIFE
Miner Receives Fatal Injuries
in Accident at HOatSon
Yesterday Morning,

- In az tla L. .l-sI .2 4Ia5e
Superior 81 Pittshnrg Copper Company
early yesterday morning caused the
death of Doc" Sale. The deceased
was a young man about % years of
age, and was native Of Urbana, Ill,
having come to the district last spring
from Champaign, H., where he was
attending college. He was endeayor-
ing TO earn enough money to carry
him through the University Of Hin
ois at the latter city, when his young
life was So sadly ended.
The accident occurred at about 4
o'clock and was caused BY the falling
Of the roof OF the drift in which he
was working. He had been at work
with force Of men in extending the
drift, and Just previously round OF
shots had been fred. When returning
TO where the ground had been loOsened
the accident occurred. II required
some time before he was rescued, but
as soon as he was recovered from
under the pile Of rocks it was seen
that ne had but short time TO i've.
He was taken 20 the Calumet & Arr
iona hospital, and passed away two
hours after he was received ar that
institution.
Several other miners who were at
work with the dead man narrowly
escaped a like fate, one being slightly
injured.
Two Of esdeceased's college mates
who were also at work in the district
on like quest, accompanied the re
mains to his home in Illinois, leaving
on last evenings train. They were
Fielder" Slocum and w. W. Reece.
No inquest was held as the deceased
died under the care CT physician.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
RAILROAD PERSONALS.
Gel Paso HeraId.)

Link Clerk J. H. Hays of the South
western has quit
Brakeman F. 3. Thompson Of the E.
P. & S. w, is laying of.
]. J. Macarthur is now link clerk for
the Southwestern.
Gus Masuth, switch engineer for the
Texas & Pacific, has returned from Big
Springs.
75IIEI5 s5IIITIIIVT-
son is improving rapidly @EGa expects
TO leave the hospital in few days
w W. Whitehead, formerly with the
Southern Pacific, mas taken service
with the T. & p as brakeman.
Paul Hendricks, fireman on the Tex
as & Pacific. is OF duty with slight
attack of rheumatism.
S. S. Cocker is acting as chief car
Inspector az the Southwestern during
the illness Of Inspector Rhodes.
Brakeman E. J. Benson of the west.
ern division of the Southwestern has
been granted a 60 days leave ef@ab
senee and win visit in California.
Conductor John Spencer OF the
Southwestern, VINO was recently rein,
stated on The eastern division, has re
ported for work and viii take his ru1
out OF ii Paso.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
PAYING WITH TRANSPORTATION

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 13.-Indications
point to the Abandonment by the in
terstate commerce commission Of its
Intention TO prosecute the Monon road
for Ignoring the rule that advertising
may not be paid for. ia whole OF in
part, in transportation.
Since the fling Of suit no attempt
has been made by the commission to
bring 1t to a hearing, but It has been
intimated that its legal advisers have
informed 1t that it has no basis on
which to prosecute. However this
may be, the Monon has decided to &c
ahead and make it, advertising con
tracts for next year on the same basis
as this year and to defend its. action
III necessary, in, the court Of last re
sort
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
Fine ARABIAN.

Chris Euerbe, foreman of the cat
tie ranch Of J. ]. Riggs at Dos Ca
bezas, has just received a fine Arab
ian stallion, formely of the stud OF the
sultan of Morocco.
This horse is one Of four sent 10
this country by the sultan the year
of the st. Louis exposition One was
sent TO d. r. Francis president OF tne
exposition company. another TO Fres.
ident Roosevelt, the third to one OF
the presidents cabinet officers and me
fourth TO a general in the army Inc
two latter have since died, put tne
others are as good horses as they eV-
er were, which means that they are
of the very best Of the famous des-
ert Arab stock
Enerbe is a nephew Of Francis and
IL now keeping the stallion Tor bis
uncle. Francis wrote to him that nc
might keep the animal If he felt ike
ID. as he himself had no use for such
a good saddle horse
Euerbe, in letter TO MI. Riggs
/ saws that. he is the prettiest horse ht
| ever saw. 1t is a certainty that there
is no more aristocratic equine IN tn'
territory.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
MOVEMENT TO MAKE
TUCSON DRY TOWN"
Petition Now Being Circulated
In Old Pueblo With That
Object In View.

TUCSON, Dec. ia petition is
being circulated in this city for To-
cal option election to be held in Tue
son TO decide whether tle~old Pueblo
er it desires to be a dry town."
Before the petition viii be effect.
i've it will have to have 800 signatures
and then it viii be presented to the
board OF supervisors asking that a
special election be held here to allow
the citizens to vote on the liquor
question
With the 300 signatures secured to
the petition there will be no alterna-
tive for the supervisors other than to
arrange for the special election as pro-
vision is made for this in the Terrific
rial statutes.
1t was learned today that people
who are behind the local option prop.
osition are planning to wage a pig
fight against the saloons in this city.
Plans are already under way for
an educational campaign TO be waged
preceding the special election and
temperance speakers of national rep,
utation viii be brought here.
Most prominent among the speak
ers viii be Or. Henry. a noted pro,
libition orator who is now holding
s-ri OF temperance meetings in
Phoenix. In addition to the lectures
Jated that the temperance pee,
PIE win use Picture machines to aid
them in their campaign.
The parties who have started the
local option petition stated that they
expect to experience no difficulty.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
DELINoUENTs WELDED.

The board Of directors of the Doug
las Country club held a protracted
meeting at the Gsssdeu hotel last
night for the purpose Of wedding out
the delinquents and determining the
actual membership. The list was gone
through, name by name, together with
reports by the secretary and treasur-
er on the question, and about 1870
o'clock the actual membership was
determined. There are two life mem
bers who have paid $3.50 and are &C
tive members, exempt from dues, for
life. The nonresident membership
list contains fifteen names and these
members have paid an initiation fee
Of $25. The resident members, the
real active members of the club, num-
Der just 125 and their Initiation fee
has been $50.
II yet lacks a few days to the com
pletion of seven months since the first
circulation of the subscription list for
membership and the club, in the face
Of the present financial disturbance,
really starts its life with an actual
membership of 142, a record to cause
pride In Douglas. -Douglas Dispatch
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
ELKS SHOW
TOMBSTONE
TONIGHT
Everything Now In Readiness to
Take Cast of "The College
Pennant" To the County
Seat.

In preparation Tor the production OF
THE College Pennant," at Tombstone
this evening, the east rehearsed the
play last evening and Secretary ]. 8.
McKeenan of the lodge was busy max
ing preparations for the transporta-
ton of the troupe to the county seat.
Everyone connected with the show is
confident that the affair will prove TO
be as great success away from home
as 1t was in Bisbee.
Although all of the ladies and gen.
tlemen taking part in the show had
their parts down to a fine point on
last Monday evening, it was deemed
advisable to hold another rehearsal
at the club last evening and this was
done, all showing up to the greatest
advantage.
The company will leave on this af.
ternoon's train for the north, arriving
in the county seat this evening. 1t
had been planned by number OF the
company to make the trip in automo-
biles, but this course is not deemed
advisable. The troupe is expected to
congregate at the local depot not lat.
er than BIS p. m. as the train leaves
at $3.50 and there are a number OF
details to be arranged.
Besides the company there viii be
large number of local Elks and other
admirers of the show who viii &C.
company the troupe to the county
seat.
Late last evening reports were re
ceived in the city to the effect that the
sale of seats had proved most sue.
cessful and no doubt remained of the
financial success OF the production.
The show proved to be theN hit OF
the season in Bisbee and thereNis nc
reason why the same success should
not be met with in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
FRIEND
TO BISBEE GIRLS

II is a delightful time that some
of the eiris Of pishAe a-e hsvi-s who
are awaiting. themselves Of the com
partnership of DR.. Kathrene Myers,
who is here in the interest of the Y.
w. G. A. movement that is now on
foot in Bisbee. In addition to the
Travel Talks which they attend on
Sunday afternoons, they often lunch
in her rooms, which are located in the
Allen block. Here they go at noon,
seven or eight or more of them at a
time. and spread their lunch and
make tea. For whether DR.. Meyers
is in or not, the door Is open and they
know that they are welcome to the
stove, the seats, the books and the
chatting dish Then gain in fSa ...aa-
ing they come in an1 stay for a few
minutes cosy chat and another cur
of tea.
At the last one of the Travel talks
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
ARIZONA REPUBLICANS
GET TWO DELEGATES
IG. o. P. of Territory Receives
i Jolt From the National
4 Committee.

Republicans In this city received a
Jolt today when notices were re
ceived here stating that Arizona was
to be allowed but two delegates to
the next National convention Of the
Republican party which will be helo
next summer in Chicago.
The official call states: Said Ma
eional convention shall consist of four
delegates at large from each state;
two delegates for each representative
at large in Congress; two delegates
from each Congressional district and
two from tle Territories of Arizona
ew Mexico, Hawaii; two delegates
4em the District of Columbia and two
sch from Alaska, Porto Rico and the
sllippine Islands"
The call further provides that the
xeieg gates from Arizona shall be lect
I'd b. a popular vote of the conyen
zion, Of which at least thirty days
some newspaper or papers of general
circulation.
The only ray of nope is a telegram
received from Solomon Luna. head OF
the New Mexico Republicans, VINO
believes that six delegates wiz be al
lowed n the end. His telegram is as
follows:
The call Is as In former years
Territories. two delegates. But it is
expected that New Mexico and Arizo
ma send six delegates each, who will
be seated.-Solomon Luna
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
EXCESSIVE soUNTIEs.

A dispatch from Solomonville says
Graham county is confronted with a
rather serious problem in the matter
OF bounfies The great number Of
Wild animals and the high bounties
paid therefor has induced many to
take up the vocation of trapping and
the expense to the county is now in
excess Of $1,000 a month Present in
dications are that twice that sum will
not pay the bill for this MONTH The
board zrnervisors has announced
that after January / the bounty OF
wildcats viii be reduced from IS to 81
but the law places no discretion with
in the power Of the board in such mat
ters.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
NINE WILL
Be WORKED
nv nnairnAnr
DI GUNIKAGI
AnderSon-Apache Co. Makes
Contract With New Mexican
To Sink Shaft and Do Drift
ing Work.

A contract has been let to William
~ williams of Silver City, New Mex
~ UUT sIuKug ana umDerIng the
company's main shaft down to the 300
level, Mr. Williams employed nine
miners from Bisbee, who left here for
the camp Wednesday morning. The
contract was given for thirty-fiye feet
which viii give the shaft a depth OF
300 feet from the collar with an ad-
ditional ten foot stump.
As soon as this contract is com
pleted, which will be about the 10th
Of January. a contract will probably
be given to the same party for about
one hundred feet of drifting on the 500
level This drift will cut the contract
at a depth of $50 feet below the old
slopes from which approximately
100000 worth OF ore has. been ex-
tracted during the last twenty years.
A connection will then be made with
the bottom OF Wine, sunk from the
old slopes, which will gise the nine
excellent ventilation as well as make
considerable high grade ore available
for shipping.
The shaft is now 275 feet deep, and
the last SIX feet have shown up a
black crystallized line and soft iron
oxide which is identical with the
ground in which the ore bodies were
found in the upper slopes, this would
indicate that ore will very likely be
encountered in the shaft and probably
before the 300 level is reached. The
mine is now fully equipped to work
very economically and the present
contract was let at an exceptionally
low figure.
There are only two men employed
at the mines by the company, and it
will not be necessary to have any more
for the present as the contractor fur
nsshes all labor required. Several
eastern stockholders recently visited
the property and expressed themselves
as being highly pleased with the show
ing made up to the present time.
At a recent meeting of the board
of directors. Charles H. Howe, a well
known business man OF Douglas, was
elected treasurer and o. E. McMullen
of Hachita, \. NJ, secretary. The
present management does not antici-
pate any further delay and the next
sixty days should show up ore bodies
sufficient to warrant the company be-
ginning shipments 10 the shelters.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
DECEMBER 10.

1250-Frederick II. of Germany
died. Born December 26, 1884
l521-Emanuel the Great, King Of
Portugal, died. Born 1869.
1545-Opening. session Of the coun-
ell of Trent.
1560-Duke of Suily, chief minister
Of Henry w. Of France, born. Died
1871.
1e42--New Zealand discovered by
Tasman
1654-Robert Livingston, founder of
the Livingston family in America,
born in Scotland. Died in Albany, N.
Y, April 20, 1925.
mined to build navy OF thirteen fri
gates.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14

twenty-three were present and II
looks very much as though the inter.
est in these would soon compel a re
moval to more commodious quarters
DR.. Myers is a very entertaining talk
er, and draws from her own expert
ences, as she has spent many years
in foreign countries and is able to
speak seven languages, including the
Chinese. Any young lady Of the
town who so desires is invited to at
tend these Travel Talks; which are
held on Sunday afternoons.
In addition to the work of interest
ing the girls in a Y. W. c. A., Dr.
Myers makes II her business u give
counsel at any time to any girl who
is in any sort of trouble or distress
Saarsaasu d4Sr saa1s-se4ss 49, - = -
called on in this capacity, and some.
times far into the night answers a
summon Of distress from some one in
trouble.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14

I7S4-Dr. Samuel Johnson, lexico
grapher, died. Born September Is.
1909.
1s16-First savings bank In the
United States opened in Boston.
1S35-Phillip Brooks, famous Amer
lean divine, born. Died January zS,
1898
1S50-Many killed and injured in
boiler explosion on steamer Anglo
Norman at New Orleans.
1S62-General Burnside repulsed at
Fredericksburg.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14

The DANGEROUS rocks Of the Lizard
on the coast OF Cornwall. one Of tie
oldest landmarks Of the marine w0rld,
are the scene Of many terrible disas-
tiers. It was on these rocks that the
famous armada was wrecked when
the spaniards tried to invade Eng
iand.-London Answers.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14

Uncle Tnos. q. Platt's United States
Express Company is now TO be inves-
tigated by the Public Service Com
mission. There is much nagging Of
tae conspicuously virtuous these
days.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14
GIRL BORN.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Whaley, at
their home in Dubacher Canyon last
night, a girl Both mother md child
are dong well.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-14

For Review Job anu business office
csn Phone So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-29
DON'T DELAY

With the appointment by Governor
Proctor Of commission to investigate
the taxation problem in Vermont con,
summated, there ought to be no delay
in getting down to the consideration Of
tie matter. This commission Is ordered
to make report before the next session Of
the Vermont legislature, and It viii be
seen that little over eighteen months
remain in which the work can be done
reasonable time enough, tobe sure, but
reasonable time enough, to be sure, but
tination in view of the monumental task
which they have to perform. The con
sideration OF the Ills which now confront
the people Of the state and the choosing
Of tile remedy win not be a light task.
There are theories to be weeded out and
impracticable suggestions to be thrown
60 one side, all of which win take ma
ture consideration. Whatever this COM
mission shall report to the 1908 session
of tie legislature must necessarily be
quite conclusive, else we shall end our
selves in no better shape than we were
at the ending Of the last session. Let
this board Of six men present unani-
nous report il possible, and to DO that
they should begin without delay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-29

The Vermont Building at jamestown
win cost the state $4,000, leaving &c.,
900 for iunlSets and exhibition purposes.
III seems to the Era that these come
high for the good the state receives,
but Vermont's solons proposed to keep
right UP to the minute in the expendi-
ture Of the states money.--Fair Haven
Era.
Since the state OF Vermont appropri-
ated the sum Of $4,000 for this James.
town exposition, there has been a notice.
able change in sentiment in the news
papers Of the state. Formerly they al.
most unanimously fell in with the pro
posal 70 dig hole in @old virginy" and
bury cold cash to the amount of s10,.
600. Now they realize that little or
no results can be accomplished with 80
small sum. The appropriation should
have been whole loaf or none. The
Nermonters hit upon third Of loaf.