davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The newspaper., 1907-09-20

OF these natural resources, the
forests, the water supplies upon
which agriculture depends. the
public domain upon which grazing
is carried on, upon which rests
the stability of the live stock in
dustry, should be protected by
the national government in the
exercise of its powers. preserving
and keeping in tact this property
as a trustee for the benefit of the
public. 1t is as true today as it
always has been and it always
will be true, Mr.. President, that
everything of value with which
you and | have to deal COM
mercially comes in one form or
another from the earth. by its
cultivation or use in other ways
and the live stock industry of this
country is one of the greatest in
dustries upon which we depend
for part of our food. and the life
of that industry can only be
maintained in its present .condi-
tiOn by the preservation of its
natural range. 1t can only be ex-
tended and its growth guaranteed
by such careful and supervised
use OF the public domain as will
prevent tramping out and over
grazing the forage upon that do
man; and when we consider that
the government now holds mill
lions of acres OF land, non-mineral
in character. so situated as to be
OF little or no value for agricul
tural purposes. many of them
located in rough and precipitious
countries, valuable only for graz
inc live stock. we will under
stand that the control and man
agement of property of tina, kind
is necessary-is just as important
to that industry and therefore
concerns the public just as much
as does the conservation OF any
other natural resource upon
which any other great industry is
dependent.
Now. then. Just a word concern
ing the method OF control. There
was read here yesterday afternoon
a telegram protesting against the
policy of the administration, es-
pccislly in regard to the grazing
permit, and other regulations pro
posed, signed by b. B. Brooks.
governor of the state OF Wyoming.
| wish to call your attention to
the fact that that telegram was
not signed by the horse and cat
tie growers of Wyoming.
Nhi. iiSSiNSlltt WOuiu call tnS
attention OF this convention to
the fact that the members of the
American National Lite Stock
Association resident in Wyoming
did not sign that telegram. That
telegram went on to recite that
homestead entries were becoming
more numerous every day. He
ought to have added since the
removal of private fences from
the public domain"
Now, Mr.. President. we know
that no one rule or method will
apply satisfactorily nor work out
to the best interests of the live
stock industry when used indis-
criminately. 1t has been demon
strated that there are sections of
the country in which what is
called the leasing system is ad-
visable, but there are sections of
the country in which, ewing to its
rough and precipitous character,
in the mountainous regions, where
community ranging is the only
The newspaper., 1907-09-20

satisfactory method of controlling
grazing. | believe, therefore. that
we should urge upon the Congress
of the United States the enact
ment of appropriate laws for the
supervision and control OF the
public range used for grazing Pur-
poses, making such rules and reg
ulations governing that use as the
varying conditions in the differ
ent localities throughout the
country may require. That law
must be elastic in character. 1t
must be capable of application to
the differing conditions that pre-
vail IN the different grazing sec
tions. 1t is objected in some
quarters-the telegram referred to
objected that this policy of the
government, however, in its su-
pervfsion and control of natural
resources is tending to retard set
tlement OF the home seeker. That
Is the argument that comes ire
quently from various sections, but
let me say Mr.. President. SO far
as the present operation OF that
policy is concerned. under the
Act OF Congress providing for
national forest reserves. you will
hnd that 1t is provided in that
act that any intending settler
'findIng upon the national forest
reserve a piece OF land more val
liable for agriculture than for
other purposes may file and make
application for an inspection of
those lands. and If the depart
ment finds that his statement con.
Ger ing their character is true. it
will publish a notice tor sixty
days listing those lands for entry
as a homestead. and he has pri
ority right IN making entry. 1t
provides that even thus reserved,
any person may enter upon them
and prospect for and locate min
eral and that when he finds it If
that land was land that vas sub
ject to mineral entry before it was
set aside as a reserve, he may
make his entry for. that purpose
Notwithstanding the reservation
OF that land under that act of
congress. 1t provides for reser-
voir rights, ditch rights. rights of
way and everything of every char
acter that the agriculturist needs,
and any lawyer who has had any
experience in acquiring those
rights of way, IN filing appli-a-
tons for inspection by intending
settlers, knows that to be true |
have known such applications TO
be approved by the land office in
some instances in less than sixty
days; so you will see that the
policy of the national administra-
ton is to encourage the home
seeker, not to retard him. |
would call your attention to the
fact that before these lands we're
under the supervision and control
OF the national government there
were districts in which home
seekers dared not enter to inspect
them-to ascertain whether or
not they were agricultural lands.
No such conditions prevail at the
present time. Thanks to the
policy of the federal administra-
ton. | trust that the national
government will carry out that
same policy in its treatment OF
the public domain valuable for
grazing purposes chiefly and APP
ply reasonable and necessary
rules, charging for its use a rea-
sonable fee or tax, because that
The newspaper., 1907-09-20
U. S. Department of Agriculture
WEATHER BUREAU

Voluntary Observers Meteorological Record
For the week ending Sept u, 1907
and corresponding week of 1906.
The newspaper., 1907-09-20

concluded on second page.I
The newspaper., 1907-09-20

TEMPERATURE
The newspaper., 1907-09-20

J. NJ. UNDERWOOD,
Cooperative Observer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-25
Naaaaz2Azagzaa
! FIRST OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR.

Thefe ls a,t a home a farm. a 'sc-
ofy ~ r.uuerc.4l estrfDrse bat
shat .. aeasf..1 directly ~ Indirect
s Fars are tcIcauyual and attn
ftHlf c3u1rstf1.lse e1hl1l.s. siI o.
u9fr %. afDa1el fhe vision quicken
fts prssrllon and llc-aa.. the use
'8l broDlrdse ~ 'ae average visitor
'.an any other enterprise 0r inStitB-
ion .H the same i"ngfh ~ time la
bor.saglng machinery ls on exhibition
anda knoWledg- ~ machinery g. eY.
efy day use ran be secured Live
s'ock is not only exhibited but u sold
and eTchanged 'Dr breeding purposes
%, the Advantage u all parties con
crfned and the ~ building u the
iiye s'Dck Industry, necessary fea-
tufe 80 diyers.ned and successful
agriculture.
The principle ~ education under.
Iles al ~ the work. The whole H.
planned so a. 20 Doc a representative
exhibit ri rho resources Di The state
where 'ae visitor may easily obtain
"a general idea of occupation. arts.
products. etc Zach department is an
educaID1al fprce go itself and much
Octob.r 5th 10 10th Inclusive az OK.
lahpma cry and AID be the most
OF interest win be- found 10 agricul.
tufal Horticultural. machinery. apiary
Uyr stock and other department.
Tho state fair Of 1901 will be- held
cpmprch,naiyc ever held In the Unit.
- States n will be much larger
than many other fairs It will not
be- strong IN some particulars and
weak IN others. but VIII Dee strong IN
every department
The association is spending over
'75.OoD IN new buildings and In i'm
proving the grounds. over one hun
dred carpenters aud nearly as many
laborcrs are making things hum and
yrrything Will be In readiness In am
pie time for the opening Of October
9Th
The Exposition Building.
The exposition building Is a mas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-25

beats 2:1e he gets $50 additional He
recently paced mile IN 2.l0.
joe Joker. another famous PAGER.
who races without driver. well known
IN the east. will be there and will be
started against Dawn Daylight The
owner Of Joe. Mr WIN Mcconnell,
thinks that horse can beat the OK.
iahoma wonder and he is going TO IN.
deayOr 70 prove g. Great Interest at
taches 70 this unique race az It IS con.
sidered almost impossible 10 get two
horses 20 race without drivers, and
neither one Of them break" into a
run.
Transportation.
5 contract has been made with the
II. X d r railway 10 run a shuttle
train every twenty minutes TO and
from the fair grounds The Katy
tracks run In front Of the main en-.
trance and large platform 600 feet
long By 10 feet wide has been built
TO Accommodate the great crowds.
Each train will have ~ coaches and
the round trip fare will be 10 cents.
Arrangements have been made with
the street railway company TO have
special car service from Main and
Broadway to carry all passengers to
East Reno street within one block oi
Katy passenger station.
The end Of the haywood car line on
east Eighth street. will be seven
blocks from main entrance. Arrange
ments have been made with a well
known business man TO operate a
hack and bus line from the end OF
he track 20 the grounds.
sooner's Trail
The Sooner's Trail will be the
home OF concessions, carnival attrac
tions, trained animals, side shows,
freaks. etc.
The building lining the trail Is 27O
feet long and - feet wide. a re will
be an aggregation OF the latest and
most ingenious amuss ments gathered
from all parts OF the world. The
most daring. hair raising, side.split
ting acts will be given every dag
ana night. Everything will be clean
refined and delightful and ladies' and
children may visit the Sooner's Trai
at any time, unattended.
igorrote Village.
The Igorrote village consisting o'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-25
EzzEHzNzHzNNzHzHzHzEzEa 3taH@IEzE

twenty-five head.huntlng. dog-ea,ing.
Wild people from the Philippines. has
been secured Visitors TO the Port.
land and 81. Louis e1positiOns will
remember the IgOrrote village as one
Of the principal attractions there.
The village will be complete 10 every
detail just as It Is In Luzon. Il is
tribal custom for the IgorfOteinen 20
eat dogs but the women are not
allowed 10 partake Of this delicacy.
because It is considered TO have
quality which nerves up the fighter
for head-hunting expeditions. A per
formance consisting Of var and cere.
monlal dances, tribal songs. spear
throwing. etc, will be given.
Psne's Fireworks.
Pane's Fireworks the attraction
that made Manhattan Beach famous,
will give the gorgeous spectacular dis
play, "Vesuvius." grand perform.
ance every night.
Special Days.
Special days are being arranged
and Thursday October 10th has been
selected for Oklahoma City day. All
business IN the city will be suspend.
ed on this day at noon and the whole
city will join in entertaining the Wis
tors from out OF town. Special at
fractions are being arranged All
schools will close and school children
under y years Of age will be admit
ted free This day promises to be the
largest IN point Of attendance Of any
time during the fair. Friday. October
llth. Is old soldiers day. and the
Blue and the Gray veterans with the
/ Spanish war veterans and rough rid.
ers will give a special program OF
patriotic speeches. parade. camp fire,
etc. All the soldiers will be the
guests Of the fair association.
Saturday. October 18th. will be
/ travelling mems day. II is expected
/ that over 5000 travellers will be in
/ attendance. They will give a parade
/ on the main streets Of the city in
/ the morning. headed by the famous
/ Seymour's band. They will spend the
4 afternoon viewing the exhibits and
races and at night will be given a
smoker and vaudeville show in the
music hall auditorium.
Other special days will be arranged
later.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-25

e1Lioit gill BE- almost a whole shox
.t.ef a. she noted strains Of chick.
ems. duck. geese. turkeys. pigeons.
eie will be On exhibition. The horse.
cattle sheep and hog barns are al
complete and arord ample room for
all classes Of stock. So many entries
FOR hogs and sheep have been made
that the manazemsut had 70 build
tao extra DA-ns 70 Accommodate
them.
The Grand Stand.
The grand stand Is 300 ieet long
with 20 tiers OF seats. With comfort.
able seating capacity Of 5000. Upon
the front OF the stand are the pri.
yate boxes. press No1es and band
stand The track IS the pride Of The
west. bull, upon the latest scientific
principles, with proper slant a. turns
and good 1read,h. Many h1-s-men
have tried the track and pronounce
II fast and Ief:ect
Racing.
The racing program promises - D.
one OF 'he mos. attractive features
Of 'he fair The large purse. argre.
eating $4,000 has attracted horse.
men from al over the country and
many entries have already Jeen
made. The Oklahoma derby viii be
run on Thursday October 10Th. and
tho great mile dash will BE- the mos,
sensational and exciting race of the
meet.
Every heat will be a race for blood
a suprem. test Of speed and endur.
ance and the program will be so ar.
ranged as to give the best possible
satisfaction 10 the spectators.
Dawn Daylight a wonderful pacing
stallion who PAGES without sulky.
driver or harness, will give three
exhibitions He Is strictly an Okla.
homa product having been bred born
and reared IN Cashlon Okla. The con.
tact with his owner provides that
II Dawn Daylight fails TO pace a
mile In 2:lG or better, he receives no
money for the performance. II he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-25

sIye one. l75rz25 feet tvo stories
high o. uiii DE- filled 20 ove-sJ4.ug
with erpol'.on feature and com
mercial and manufacturing exhibits.
D. 1iI le Jea1t'ully decorated brll
iianuy lighted and vii be- open both
day and night This building stands
on the left a. you enter a. main en-
trance.
The grounds d the association EN-
bfaclng lCO ac-es. are remarkably
well adapted 70 the purpose Of a
great .yyDsitiou Nature has made a
place exactly suited ~ the purpose
Parts of the grounds are covered
With large shade trees and a beau.
uul clear lake of water extends
across tho ground The grounds lie
east u th- city a continuation Of
Fourth street and Tenth street would
touch the north and south boundary
of the grounds. while a continuation
of Eighth street would. run into the
main entrance.
Music Hall
The music hall D. ju.t south of OK.
position building and ls s0xi5o feet
8 large stage d. in the han and many
comfortable seats Seymour famous
military band viii give three con.
carts dliiy iu the auditorium. The
program iuciud.s the renowned violin
yir'Dso. Mime Esmathildo. the ccle-
ba'cd dramatic soprano. Mime.
D'hiberti. and quarte'te Of high
class singers headed by Srsa Del
amDtte. for six years the leading ten
or Of Sayago's Castle Square Opera
company These singers are appro.
priately equipped In costume and are
10 give daily condensed acts from
thirty popular operas FIVE high class
vaudeville acts have been engaged 10
appear three times each day. lmmed.
lately following seymour's famous ~.
ty musicians
Poultry House.
The poultry house IS back Of music
hall and is isx72 feet It Is devoted
extensively 10 poultry The poultry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-25

The poultry house IS back OF music
hall and Is isx72 feet It Is devoted
extenAIyely % poultry The poultry
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
lN fHs reeaAfe 0SuRf Ss co ealss COUNTY TERRITORY
 or ARIZONA,

In tho matter of the estate or IonI keating. deceased.
 Notice of hearing of return of salS Of interest in Antelope mining claim
 Pursuant to ano rder of this court made the 20th day of February. 190. notice is hereby given that on Satur day. the 9th day of March. 1907, al 10 o'clock, a. m. of that day. and the courtroom of this court at the court house in the city of tombstone. have been appointed as the time and place for a hearing upon the return of tue proceedings of L. c. Shattuck. admin. tstrator of said estate. ander an order of this court dated the 10th day of July. 1905, authorizing him as sucn administrator to enter into a con tract for the optional sale of the m. tereset of said estate in the Antelope mining claim. situated in the Warren mining district. Cochise county. Ter. ritory of Arizona. for the sum of Six Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars CSC, ,250.001, to the person named in this said retcrn, to which reference is made for further particu lars. and notice Is hereby given that any person interested in the said tate may appear at the time and place above mentioned. .and file written ob- jectioLs to the confirmation of the said sale. and may be heard ana may produce witnesses iD support of his
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
'eNsNaS Nlu
 NlRNl'sR aoaE
B. os

sa,sA A<eA asA, NAA A. ass ;. taS s sas s,s.a,. ' fs s...sss < asse4sN 8lte ties 4sN' \ NJ essa [ " Aa fss Aee A iae eas fstAks. 5.s,, s tAiA nis nNa aiefa fsas.A Nssst " tW Espa a alsiaess NtSa&kis ise Neeiftsse ~ N's9NsA At.s4 ss N K 1Ret taf NA iAaia Nals sosN aNeeNftsiN FasA N ktSsst. A4a 4s FRteA akat sne}a tAA 8Ne hes N tseH M fHN aa Nstffs N sb
 Atfe tl 8n asfe as AaS
 ht aNe see Aies Wsa
 tE N e hk aiht8a
 W ae A ts
 alf upEiN aa
 tat,N e haah Wtef 'aoAs 2 Nh'g MI Nf M
 H bFH t8satst {a F Aihtf t8N5rN }ee N W N k'H tf teoh Nhiea eaN heff ttau N8n M tN AaN MttN gAr Nul M W l WtH A
 aaF ava aH N ssa
 Ae H5a M aWtetf m tHe htsWa A88 WH
 e t M tA 5A N 4r ia e ae a @ NHrM
 @agN tfN uAea H ts,at heas Ha ~ As M iENbs esd KY 3etl9e pa h M sAe N. 8aa af tl lagt fal As,as Ht as A i5s A' 'a 'taa W tAps Ns{kt eaN N 's1 V Aa' faaH iAe oA
 N sNs Asf 8hs uf Y m8e pa lai, @aN 'Na ~ 4ae W Ns ht faa aal H eltl tA ,Au, sAt W tAB N8 tiial t4df al -arfat4 tt Fl lE
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
BOUGHT THE RAY PROPERTIES.

It is reported that the Guggenheim Exploration Co. has bought the Ray properties in the Kelvin district, and that plans are under way for the erec- tion of 1,000ton concentrating plant. Several years ago this proper ty was farcically worked by an Eng fish syndicate; railroads were built, smelters and concentrating plants erected, and all sorts of extravagences were indulged in. One of the most interesting items of extraordinary ex- pense was the 50-mile wagon hauling of ice, with which to keep cool the liquid refreshments of the 20 or 90 members of the operating staff.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
Bisbee Co.
PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE ARCH cULvERTs, NAco
 ROAD.

Sealed proposals are hereby invited by the City of Bisbee. for the con. strucdon. al points to be designated bv ths City Engineer. of three CON CRETE ARCH cULvERTS on Naco Road. in said city. according to plans and specifications now on file in fhe office of the city clerk.
 Said proposals will be received at tne office or th. City Clerk until Fri day, March 5. 1907, at s o'clock D. h., to be then oDened. and must be in a sealed envelope endorsed "Pronoea ,s Tor Concrete Arch Culverts Naco Road" and must be accompanied py a certified check for 10 per cent of the amount of bid.
 The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 c. W. HICKS.
 -s City Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
rDesss sstytTs GUS,
TsssosT4Sigs Tps1ssp1 Dsilsfs sgp, scribs6 is ois Pueblo fer
 This Purpose.

Tucson will shortly have a private club. On Monday several of the rep resentatiye business men of the city started a subscription for the purpose of organizing a private club and erect ing a suitable clubhouse. and in eight hours they had the names of 25 citi Zens. all of whom subscribed S1,000 each.
 It is stated that the club contem- plates the erection at once a club house on the site of the northwest corner of the Olsen block, between Jackson and Ochoa streets. on Stone avenue. An option has been secured on 65 feet on Stone avenue. for s7, 800. It is the intention to erect a clubhouse the ground floor of which will be used for commercial purposes. while the upper stories will be fitted in the lat est style for entertaining. and the holding of entertainments. with sleep ing apartments. cafe. etc,
 Claor Czffn, Do-z ,-o-To5 o4 Do.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
IN FROM HUAcHUcAs.

Jack Hoatson, general manager of the Butte & Arizona property. in the Huachuca mountains arrived in the city last evening and will spend a couple of days here ing with several of the heavy stockholders who are in the city from Butte. Mont Hoatson states that the property is showin -, very well. --d that all the work Is being directed to the open ing up of the ore body. with the idea of determsning the most available point. at which to sink shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
4AeVAANeAAkAAsAA. | VAN M A
 nhWl,Ny NANNNNAANAsAAAAN

WAeseA NqasA s4
 Ng s " sses sA WAst NA
 NANfee Cse# m M WAaea W hs NsN Ntnt NAA'eA e@ MA6fte { eNt M W a9 a,s NANo w p
 aNa WA M fANtte BtA A04es
 esM
 &M gs8 RIA 8 faHHh e
 
 tsa HhW WW AA kw W'N M E H h tea sAta t.. t.... t.,a 8et a nNWF AiMA alpM M ARhe # fNEthe Nlai 'ht tNt
 Att @ aa AeRl AaAAy( atlbA sse s. 4s Aeet utei tha Al M Ai8 EiaA lNttt W FesWt kllfbea 'leless sepp tetlee hs N M N . .tess AHiss @a8l eAt Asl aNa 8itt Aea4 AaN
 H. l.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
NkNKKHAN EAfEA

1 ] age. l StIA
 AIA sf fa@ fh ffkf 8ksE AH ifs ifs bft afil #ilf M k Hs n f{fgif4k Tff bt ssHkf ssljss l ek sf4 " tf6ff64A4 as etf #ksf 1 sss z, ~ fsb4 k6s3 n aE i k5sN l tss "A 4 H SbsS siSsh k84 pb6 l
 sSS4 HkA sSAk ffb$s5hs 6kk I
 s ssA skss b5 sfS I6I eb{sk l .s sfy4Rs bk bfs s tkst l5i 1 asa FsS f5s2F NFH s4 hFi fhs 1 ftsfAk stFffAss F Fffs r fNs hfAsfHA i f aS syzss k67effy l3gE HfNfyhS I .Zss H ss4tas gStf sfA ss itsh sfIas l
 TAh FAE AJg5.4s is s@ls fy ss kl,. 'fsh ~ i'ys sEs4y gaI v zt sFsg bs 4Hfi ! sa.hA>@f, tssS Fts1 ess ~, " ssssaf
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
Nefe he eeN is Ae pAA AbfEYyt kt{ 6a ANAeI

x lss ,lso M &9 <.
 Sa M kief es ehHe, AhA sthN aA Ae9 A 'p, av t,a3 at tA4
 aus al f'4 t8eel't t8Etl,3 Uh lp h ee 'NHt Aa .RlH aa e3e X ..3,3f i1la ai8A t k A A88iHtNE tas N N tsA {, a,,i 5, ,sSi M t NM
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
t''tssrNs

pwt Alf laH iBa ti'Ra HlWAe dAt pt iea M NNls sa Naa it lalt a8 ei' N sWe N &tit te4 x
 t Nta p iAt H aifaka 5slt l' na,a oa Ah3 Nse't tli'ea tept W AgNlst esl ~ 9,lGla elAt Aiiaet tsi6 r flel Wlta M#itla AM ER l8 N't1 x ee N Nd saHsl Nu,t iW,tr M IN. IN.
 ' q0F
 0.a a at Ala Asa "A { il'AHltl A eHteslF8 N a#8 0I,a n M iAb8
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
Clean Cotton Rags wanted at R view office.
 HERE FROM cANANEA.

John H. Talbot. superintendent Of the Cananea Central portion of the Greene-Cananea property. arrived in the city last evening from Cananea, and will probably return to Sonora this morning. Work on the Csnanea Central has been pushed sreaS''v for ward and at the present time une main shaft is being sunk short dis tance from the shaft of the eis Am erica property. The work up 10 date on the Central has been confined chiefly to the location of the main ore body and the most sdvantaseous point to sink the shaft. This has now been decided upon and the work is Deing prosecuted steadily.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
R N @RH
< 2 2 ls s (
Kg k2NaH lkglgkHk

f<~y<s <<feSseeS tst41 H4g gk xsa4.f ss@ S>g Ss.sz@ gSss q fy f% gss~-r sf5g sg9444 k3 eA4s s<5 ss S.s4se4ss< SDss s-e 4sSles ~ sss1. sAy&-6x 1< s.s.as--s1sssf sss<as Hsssl e@4 e.s Sssss4 sssF Ss4sA A45 sys &.R,e kg sea s ~gfAg ss44sfs SSe
 / sg - kS4g SS sz5gAS1A sf eS.f 413 sz.z .ssg ssg zessss1Z as ys< 5<El@F 1gs f14sssIz-s f9h,4 r.zs S>1s sx ~ s.ss1isgy gss>esssf ~ fs4s s<sg ss-< ,sssssSy s<y g@y4psl Fsf iAlA 12f @aeSF ss Es ~ Sef ts HA>sese <<1yE
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28

Health departments throughout Iue country are warning everybody to look out for the influenza germ. althought not one in a thousand of us would recognize the little pest if We were to see il.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-28
eogr.NegTee.. no. LATE.

Ths incoming train from Ei Paso and Dozglss. fast evening reached the local depos fhree-auartsrg Tf an hour later than schedulc time. No accident is reported along the line. 1t being given out at railroad headquarters here yesterday that No. l had been losing time over the whole route.