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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
A NOTABLE CORNER MONUMENT.

Describing the location of the cor ner of two states and two territories an exchange says:
 "A pile of stone surrounds 'monu- .ment' that marks the exact point of intersection. at right angles, of Colo rado and Utah, and the territories of New Mexico and Arizona. Elsewhere two states cr territories corner but nowhere else do the boundaries of four. or even three, states converge This monument is the center of mag ic circle whose radius of 100 miles traverses ancient cliff dwellings, In dian reservations. mountains, rivers and plain. Within this area may be found Indians dwelling in tepees CT in tents. The location of the monu- ment Is in altitude 37 degrees north, longitude I09 degrees, minutes and l1.S5 seconds west of Greenwich. It
 is accessible from Dolores, Colorado, on the Denver and Rio Grande railway,
 This is the highest public monument in the world; for, while it rises only
 a few hundreds of feet above the ! ground. its altitude above sea level is
 many thousand feet-considerably oE CT a mile"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP LIKELY IN PHOENIX.

One of the important mauers No De settled at the forthcoming. city election in Phoenix is to finally prepare the way for municipal ownership Of the water system in the capital city. About three years ago the citizens of Phoenix decided that it would be nice to owns their own water system. Hay ing reached this decision they ar ranged for an election to vote a bond issue for the purpose of installing a municipally owned water system. The bonds were voted almost unanimously and it was expected that the private corporation owning the old water sys- ten would soon be down and out d business: but this reckoning 1t seems was without due consideration of trou- bles ahead. The bonds of Phoenix were advertised and offered for saie in almost every city in the east Many prospective buyers were interested in the purchase. but before Phoenix could reach the money General NJ. H. Sher- man. owner of the old Phoenix water system, would reach the prospective bond purchaser and then the deal was of or up in the air. Several times the Phoenix newspapers announced the bonds sold, but in every instance this man Sherman got to the buyer before Phoenix got to his money. Once A deal was so near closed that the city
 clerk was sent with the city bonds tc
 Toledo, Ohio, for delivery. The city clerk had to afix his signature to tht
 debentures before delivery and while
 he was in the back room of bank signing the bonds. an officer walked lin on him and served an injunction
 restraining him from signing or de
 Iiyering the bonds. General Sherman
 attorneys had made some court be lieve that the bonds had never beel
 properly authorized by the city O
 Phoenix.
 Finally, two years after voting
 bond issue for municipal ownershi
 of the water system of Phoenix,
 dawned upon the people if they wer
 ever to have municipal ownership tn
 best thing to do was to rid the cit of General Sherman and his resource fuI agents and attorneys by purcha' ing his old system and plant Regt iations for this were at once opene and soon 1t was agreed by the cit council to pay s1so.oOo for the ol water system. At the coming city ele'
 ton in the capital city the voters wi be called on to ratify this purchas' There seems to be no opposition the purchase because the Pheeniciar are sick and tired of Sherman and hi
 water system and know from expeI euce that a money consideration the only means of removing him. Phoenix will. by ratifying the pu
 chase of the old water systems tal
 the matter of supplying city wat Into their municipal government
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

Reports submitted and accepted at at the meeting of the Elizabeth Gold Mining people yesterday are eminent ly satisfactory. Aside from progress made in development and conditions existing in the properties, the system of economy carried out is highly com, mendable, no items in the nature oi salaries appearing and every cent be ing accounted for in the direction oi sound development work and the ac ouiring of valuable mining ground Messrs. Loeven, Vasgreen, Steitzel and others have been unremuneratec and enthusiastic workers in the in terest Of the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
DEPUTY sHERIFFs HERE.

Alberto Munguia and MT. 1'nomp- son, both deputy sheriffs of Graham county, are in the city in connection with the theft of a bar of copper from the Detroit Copper company by two Mexicans. The bar was later recov- cred at Nogales. It had been sawed in two pieces and two Mexicans were attempting to sell it. It was firsct thought that the copper bar was stol- en at Guthrie, a railway station in Graham county, but 1t Is the theory oi the officers now that the bar of cop per made it's disappearance at Doug las at the time the Detroit Copper company was shipping copper matte to the converters at Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

the information that Superintendent Hanson has set the wheels going at swift rate since his return to mat camp. 1t Is quito evident that before the summer passes away that roads and mills will be in evidence in that district. Every nerve and dollar at .thsaeenanaui of Vfsto com pany is applied to the mature devel- opment of the, property and that poll
 cy has succeeded in unccvering mine
 before making any outlay ir the st rrecfson Of roadsr and reduction worEs
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
GENERAL NEWS.

The PiIares de Eacozari has inau- Eurated a more expanded system or work tc prepare for the big concen- trstor. 1t will be several months be- fore the new works will be completed, but the company wants to prepare TOT the day. Heretofore the old concen- trator has only handled 500 tons day. The combined reduction plant will handle 1900 and a corresponding of the working force Is necessary. @
 The prediction Is made by many that Nacozari or Paceritas, as 1t is locally known, will be city of 10000 people within three years No optimis- tic predictions can well be exagger- ated when 1t applies to a district which Is budding fofsn in the manner for which the Nacozarf district is now distinguished.
 Most of tne machinery belonging to the Arizona Mining & Trading com pany's hoist is on the ground and the machine will be installed without de lay, when shipping ore w!ll immedi- ately accumulate o1 the bluff, there being no chance for 8 dump at pres- ert. v. @s Q
 A very fair specimen of copper ore. in which silver is apparently well rep resented, came In from the Ceniza property yesterday. The, property be- longs to Frank Douglas and others and Is on the eastern oonfine of the Santa Rosa district. Frank Wright and Jim Peppers are on the ground doing some development work and are meeting with good success. The prop erty Is about IS miles east. of Cahuk Iona. Ceniza Is the Spanish for ashes and the name is. suggested by 9 tor. nation which crops up occasionally ir that locality.
 wort ffonstne. Monte lyisto- corvcys
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
FL GLO8O.

Surprising progress has recently been made in Fl Globo in the nature of a strike or unusual proportions and as high in values as that property has ever produced. A tunnel, which places over BOG feet of ground over the breast, relieves the water conditions sub stantially and by drift taps the new ore body. The capacity of the mill which heretofore has only been 25 stamps, has been doubled all round and the outlook for the property is much better than before.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

Harry Berowitz, fully outfted for the summer, will go to his Plomosa property out toward Fronteras tomor, row or next day, where he will put in the summer developing that prop erty. The Plomosa is patented and has a showing on the surface of Sf in gold with plenty of lead. He calcu' lates that he may expect much greater increase in values when he shall have reached a depth below the leached strata
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

the favorite sons are now pracsicing and going through their paces. When the show begins they are likely to
 make it very interesting for MT. Roosevelt himself, or for his slate.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

# lH ac sPo2QefeOs l'leS topped of with the helmet of Mars. is to be decided in the preliminary ring contest already begun with Burton and Taft. Dick and Foarker throwing the savdast into one another's eyes.
 IIliaois has already set its teeth hard for it's Uncle Joe Cannon, who can crack as many jokes as any seas oned old circus clown. and Fairbanks will, at the request of the Indiana del ega.tou, render a remarkably good imi- tation of the icernan. New York is put ting Hughee in training, and if the Iowa delegation does not insist that Cummfns deliver a mock eulogy on the memory of the late Mir. Dingiey of Maine. esI the republicans In the west who are eager to sec the tariff knocked out by a solar pieNus blow will be bitterly disappointed.
 In truth. the republican enemies of MT. Roosevelt, who desire that he shaii neither have third term nor nominate his own successor. seem to be raising up favorite sons in the states which would be most likely to decide the contest in favor of the president, unless they are held away from him by their own candidates in the earlier stages of the convention.
 At this distance. 1t looks as if next years republican convention will be a long deadlock with the chances al good for a dark horse as was the case in 1880. the oaIy convention in which the attempt has been made to nomi nate candidate for a third term ir the white house.
 In that convention the exercises be gan with Blaine, the piumed knight O Maine, concentrating in himself mos of the opposition to Grant and tn third term. but there were too man' favorite sons with good backing fo either of them to get majority of tn votes, so that on the thirtysixth bal lot the nomination went to the dar' horse, Garfield
 If President Roosevelt should sec renominasion or. a man of his choic should go before the convention wit good backing we are apt to hay something like repetition of the COT ventioa In which cenknng and hi Spartan band of sos were ridden dow 6y the Ohio han. who until the las ballot had never received moro tha fifty votes in the convention.
 ...,-For some such grandstane zwindr.l
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
rEpRrroRY oE ARIzoNA,

County of Cochiss. ss.
 IN. A. Patterson, circulation mana ger of the Bisbee Daily Review. do solemnly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona nae cIrcnlatien of the daily editions of the Bisbee Daily Review for the moLsn of March, 1907, and that from the stater,ent aiI spoiled and left over pa sers have been deducted
 N, A. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

Bro. Byrd. of the Oasis. will not be found among the Foraker followers in Arizona Byrd. Hughes. Rogers. ct ai.. will never forgive Foraker for put ting spider in their sointstatehood dumpling.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

A score of practically undeveloped private propositions near the Globo are now receiving vigorous attention at the hands of their owners, who are distinctly elated over developments in the Globo.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

The Pittsburg, on which a a ten stamp mill has been crated and housed for years and which belongs to the Sonora Development company, would, in the opinion of many parties well acquainted in that locality, justify resumption of operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
CIRCULATION STATEMENT FOR
 MARCH, tso7.

Average circulation for March. .2905 Average circulation for Februery 279o
 ca,, for March . .......... 115
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
NOTICE

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 THE RISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
FIVE FAsoRiTE SONS.

There is every promise of a iiye'E circus and a long continuous perform ance ia the Republican convention next year, when the favorite sons Of numerous states gather to do their stunts of ground and lofty tumbl!ng for the presidential applause of the delegates, says an exchange.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

Globe Consolidated was the feature of local cnrbs today on a reported strike frfch ore Y -ss = ''s-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

from Ohio to a Be will be the re- ! his remarkable a aondereus Taft
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
SIN BEoETs BIN.

The Bradley ease is now attracting
the usual morbid attention. II IN IN
ordinary ease with the exception of the
fact that both people were more or
less prominent at one time.
Mrs. Bradley killed Senator Brown
Of Utah because she gave all she hal
to give, out Of infatuation for him,
and he spurned her.
Brown, she says, was the father Of
her illegitimate children--tney each
got n divorce that they might marry,
and then Browns love suddenly grew
cold.
Poor, foolish woman u leader IN
social, literary and club circles; u
woman more or less of the world-yet
she didn't know the oldest story in
the history of mankind since the crca.
ton Of Adam and Eve.
What woman, who could give up her
honor, ner husband and her home. To
become the doubtful paramour Of a
married man, could be M wholly he.
reft Of reason M to expect To retain
the man. love. How could she even
hope to have his respecti
The Bradley case serves only one
good purpose--it's a horrible example.
The shooting Of Brown, from the we
mans standpoint, may have been JUS
tifiable. That IL for a higher being
than even the courts of the land to de.
eide ultimately. Under the law she
may have been justified in shooting
the man who she says caused her ruin
under the law she may yet pay the
penalty for murder or the scarcely less
er crime OF manslaughtcr. The law is
q peculiar thing, just some times and
other times apparently most unjust.
But the good cause tne Bradley ease
can serve, 80 far as the public IL con.
cerned, is 10 call attention to the fact
and emphasize it stronely-that sin,
black, Bringing, shameful sin. was Mt
the bottom Of IL all. In sin il started
and in sin IL ended.
The sins Of the dead man and the
sins Of the morally dead woman were
sins, regardless Of the religious views Of
any sect or creed. They were the sins
against society, against anybody s
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27

God and against innocent little chiid'
rem born into life Of shame. They
were the sins that are only too common
that end of,enci in divorce and much
too frequently in murder
80 no matter whether Mrs. Bradley
was justified or not IN killing Brown,
the public offers no sympathy.
Both the man and the woman had u
plea in their own defense, each IN
fer.n, from the other. She sinncd Tor
love; he sinned for what His lips are
sealed in dca,n; he cannot answer 10
an earthly court
But the fact remains that both SIN
ned; both gave up their moral right
to. live aud love aud work ami rear
happy American children.
Their love. il love il may bc called,
was not legitimate The woman knew
il. for she saws hc promised I" marry
her when he could sccurc - divorce.
The man knew IL. for she was the vii"
of another.
Perhaps the infatuation started IN.
nuccntly then II grew untll nothing
mattcrcd The woman continued 4" fol
low the man with the children whom
she saws he acknowledged were his 80
much ~ hers. Perhaps he had q l'tiI'
more manhood than sh" dill woman
hood; perhaps he was simply too cow
| ardly 10 face the issue. No one knows
what his real thoughts were.
At any rate his peculiar affection
! grew cold. Hers turned Ia jealousy,
then anger. then rage, then cold. i'm
placable naircd. aud she killed HIM W"
suffered but short time and died.
She is now paying her share at the
wages of sin. She will always pay
while she lives. There is No real peace
| for her. And death well, that d..
ponds upon what death ~.
The ease viewed from such stand
point isn't n pretty piece of tragedy
n lacks in even cheap m,lodrama. II
IL jns, sordid. black. sick"ning sin.
I,u, it mas good lesson all tn way
| through. The woman who woull CIV"
up the things woman should priIc
most. for any man, l. a fool Ia weak,
miserable creature, who takes her own
| ruin into her own hands. lie viii never
love her; he will never prot""; her; u"
will never even respect her, ~ min"
eases out of tei
| The man,whcn h, consents To surh
a love or passion ~ infatuation. or
whatever it may he called well, he
has the Bradley ease for an example
The ease il common enough Ia he called
ga general rulc' IN all such affairs.
| Neither man nor woman 1T all events
need expect sympathy from the public
they have outlawrd themselves aud
generally. ~ in the Bradley ease. they
sit as Judge aud jury at their own
| trial
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27

,.You NAV rest assured that work
will not be- suspended ON The ShNlock
min. on account of the financial furry
in th. east. -" said &. T.. Meyer, a mem
bcr of the firm Of Glass a Meyer OF
pittsburg, Pa. who arrived here sun
.lny. to - journal Miner representative,
after he had Inspected the property.
- was surprised at the rcmarkab!"
showing there he said. "A number
Of the Stockholders who recently cN
amined the grUnd are confident that
there are four mines there instead of
one. although the Shvlock, IN itself, IN
NV opinion. is destined Ia develop into
A bonanza From u depth of 22O feet
i'm th. shaft to the $40 foot level, eight
distinct veins at ore have been cut,
ranging in thickness from three to
eight feet. Samples of the paystrcnk
show the average values 10 be $50 in
gold. silver and copper
at is the intention 10 install heav-
Ter equipment. The management has
under consideration now number OF
bids for steam and electrical machin-
crv. Whichever is found the most
economical IN operation will be pun.
chased aud installed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
GREAT DIPLOMATIC VICTORY
FOR THE ADMINISTRATION

II all comes about 81 easy that due
credit il apt Ia bc withheld; but none
the less. the diplomatic victory Of the
Roosevelt administration, through
Secretary Taft, Secretary Root, AMI
Ambassador O'Bricn, in securing the
promise Of restriction of emigration
from Japan, is one of the great achieve
ments of the age. Repetition of Incl.
dents like those M San Francisco and
Seattle might bring on war, aud Presi
dent Roosevelt. in his handling of the
japanese problem, has again SHOWN
himself to be master of IN. Ameri
can twentieth century diplomatic
game. and n great power for peace
among the nations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
NOT TO SUSPEND
AT THE SHYLOCK

"Surface indications prove tina, IL.
Bucky O'Neill, Storm Cliff anil ..
Lawrence claims are equally as p,ou
ising as the sbylock, but it is onr !,
iention to confne operations to u.
Shylock at present. Later, howev..
the development of the other tb,.a
claims will be started. Mineral il .,
posed in every opening in these claim.
and there is no good reason WHY pro,
critics with such promising mrf,e,
showings should be allowed 10 Il.
idle
The Shylock group of cigh,eo,
claims is located on the western alo,o
Of the Black Hills, about six milo,
northeast Of Dewey, the nearest rail.
road station. The group is owned bv
the Arizona Central Copper eompapy.
Mr.. Meyer will remain here two
weeks.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
rood rADDlsrs Oct BUSY.

~ il nearly four weeks since DR..
Thomas \. Allen Of Aurora, Ill.,, began
has sixty.day peanut fast. lie is still
eating peanuts, and both the supply
and the doctor bid fair TO outlast the
test. Regardless If the ultimate con
sequences ~ his intestinal organism,
the doughty Allen will emerge from the
ordeal a nero in the eyes Of the food
faddists. stirred by envy and admira
ton. however, others are striving 10
steal bis laurols.
Edward Brobst, u foundryman, ~
turning from his work, the other day,
deserted DR.. Allen, munching his even.
ing meal at peanut vendors wagon.
I'robst does not care for peanuts, but,
inspired by a feeling If emulation. he
challenged Allen to . contest, in which
the humble bean Of commerce, should
take the place ~ the Landed goobcr.
And now Brobst mas beans for break
fast, beans for dinner, aud beans for
supper lie still lives, and eats beans
three times n day.
Hearing what Brobst had done, u
machinist, named Spoden. curlcd his
lips with scorn. Cabbage. particularly
in the form Of kraut, was the best food
known 10 man. II contained all the
elements necessary to sustain life, and
10 make living worth while-for Spo.
den likes kraut. Ordering n hogshead
of sauerkraut from the grocer. Spodcn
has entered the race.
zen, nas a fondncss for onions--raw,
boiled, fried, baked, any and all kinds
Of onions. Why live on peanuts, beans,
or kraut, when onions are so cheap,
and sa,isfyingi Purcell ate nothing
but onions for two whole days, and
then disgracefully retired from the
contest, acknowledging himself beaten.
lie refuses to furnish further details.
A. this stage. the announcement Of n
famine In the limburgcr cheese market
was received with relief in Aurora.
That the onc.articlc Of food coniro
vcssv II not TO be confined 10 Aurora,
however. nor end with the experiments
here narrated, IL evident. Mayor
Becker of Milwaukee says that. il hc
must live on n single food, h. prefers
eggs. and he has sent u challenge IA
DIR. Allen. open to all comers. in ease
the Aurora man refuses, To eat eggs
| against peanuts, with no time limit
Where il the champion Of vegetarian
ism who dare pick up the gage Of bat
tie! DR.. Allen takes n glass of iemoo
juice daily with his goobcrs. Mayor
| Becker would be entitled to q glass Of
/ something on tne side. One may haI
ard guess that he would select n
schooner"
Draw n mental picture of the doctor
seated ON one side of table, masii
eating brown peanut kcrnals. with IN
occasional sip Of lemon juice, while
opposite him, the champion of hes
| fruit is dining on an omelet, or eggs
SHRED, fried or scrambled, and sip
ping from tall. cool glass Of the bcv
erage that made Milwaukee famous -
| then pick the winner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
PUBLIC 8HCoBDs.
Instruments Filed Al Reported by the
Prescott Title Company.

J.. T.. Howe to g. l.. and A. G.. Coma
ins-Bll of sale. Household and biz.
chen furniture.
'oge Wholesale Liquor company
files affidavit Of assessment work -,
Buster placer, Big bug district.
y. d. Ross and X. RothermeI incor
porate IIccia Copper company. Cant
tai stock sl,5OO,OO0.
j. W. Ross to X. Rothermel-W
Deed. 800. One fourth interest in
Deception Gulch Nos. !, ., 3, 4, Z. and
onc'third interest in Hecla mines
Verde district.
X. NJ. Tubb and wife to W. T. Hall
NJ. Deed. 1915. Lot 10, block "I.u
Prescott.
Interior Mining and Trust COMPANY
amend locations Of two mines, and To-
cate three mines, Black Rock district
Arizona Smelling company to Thos
IL. Oman Power Of Attorney
Grants power to execute mortgage for
100000.
i. Chabrc locates two mines, Walker
district.
X. G. Poston and wife and y. L.
Hart and wife, to Jesus Noriega and
j. NJ. Abbott w. Deed. $225. Lot 2
block a." Prescott.
W. 7. Baker locates two mines, Min,
Valley district.