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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
MAYOR scHMlTz TALKS.
lie Calls the San Francisco Press An
 Abomination.

, STOCKTON. Cai, Jan. 10.--Mayor Schmitz. in a speech before the State Federation of Labor, said: We in San Francisco. stricken as we are, are oppressed by the most despicable press that any city was ever cursed by. The press of San Francisco held it's big stick over the judiciary and forced the courts to do its bidding. In conclu- sion he said: They may try with their packed jury and perjured testi- mony to convict an innocent man, and am an innocent man, or 1 could not stand here tonight and look into your faces. If they can convict me in the face of that, and because I am a union labor man, then I am willing to be sacrificed and l ask no quarter. expect no quarter, and, by heaven, will give no quarter"
 Mayor Schmitz was invited by 10. cal committee of the Federation ol Labor to speak at a mass meeting held under the auspices of the State Feder' ation of Labor, and was given great demonstration of welcome.
 In the course of his address he claimed the attacks made against him were because he was a representative of labor.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
TWENTY-FivE-cENT COPPER.

@1fFGHs
 Copper touched new high price level this week when sales of spot lake were made at % cents per pound. a point not reached before since 1880 This price was made on cash sales only, and the regular market is not yet up to this level. For March. April and May deliveries, lake is selling around 24 cents to 24 1-2 cents, and eiectrolytic at 2s 1-2 cents to 24 cents per pound There are many buyers and few sellers. Supplies continue ex- hausted, and there is nothing in sight to encourage the belief that prices will decline for several months to come.
 The recent floods in the Clifton (Arizona) district have cut down the production there by nearly 100000 pounds. The fuel famine. due partly to labor troubles and partly to inabil. ity of railroads to handle all the traf fic offered them. is seriously curtail. ing production in the northwest and southwest, the output of the Bisbee district having been smaller for two or three months past, and the smelt CT of the Old Dominion company now being closed down because of coke and coal shortage.
 It seems impossible that there car be any considerable increase in cop per supplies before August or Sep tember of this year. as the product oi the new smelting capacity now being constructed must go through the i, re hneries before reaching the consum CTS. At best there is always a con siderable delay in the starting of new reduction plants. This fact found il lustration recently in the announce ment that the big smelter of the American Smelling and Refining com pany at Garfield, Utah, after running two or three months, has been closed down for extensive alterations and re l pairs.-Walker's Letter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

It was established to the satisfaction of members of the board of supervisors at Tombstone this week that, not. withstanding the recommendations oi the district attorney. if through ignor. anee or accident county funds were ex pended unlawfully. the members of the board individually were responsible on their bonds for the money so expend ed. This was an eye-opener for some of the new members, but it in surees to the county a careful and painstaking auditing of accounts be fore they are ordered paid
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

Another fool contest case was u7 before Judge Sloan a few days ago in Prescott, wherein the defeated dem ocratic candidate for district attor- ney contested inc election of Hon. k E. Morrison, the republican candidate who received nearly two hundred ma jority. In Prescott the court was asked to throw out one of the Pres colt precincts on the ground that the justice of the peace failed to desig nate a polling place. A demurrer was fled and argued. While Judge Sloan took the question of the demurrer un der advisement, it is expected that MT. Morrison, who wss elected tc serve the people, will serve them dur ing the next two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
Da Styleesha Lady.

tai you wat, you oughta see Carlotta-dats my girl-wen she Ees feex for holiday. I guess You nevva see sooch styleeshness- She gatta a yallow seeIka skirt Ees look so fine you theenk ees wort Bout twanty dollar. msbbe more, Esf you gon' buy eet cen da store So, too, she gatta purpla wais' Oats treem' weeth pretta yallow lace An beega golda breasta peen Ees steeckin' ondraneat her cheen. Eh? Wait. my frand! On toppa dat She gat da beega redda hat weeth coupla featha. brighta green, An whita rosa cen baytween- Da redda, whita. green, you see, Ees Iika flag of Italyi
 Ha, wat you theenka dat for style? Ah, yes my frand, eet mak you smile! You can eemagine. den. of me, How proud smile wen first see; You can believe how proud feel For waikin' out weeth her, but steen I gatta-w'at you call-"deestress" Baycause for all dees styleeshness, You see, wen she ees look so sweet I 'fraid for let her on da street I justa feela scare dat som Beega reecha man ees gona com An see how styleesh she can be An steala her away from me. 1T. 4. Daly in Catholic Standard an
 Times,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

Politics are getting slightly mixed in this county. In the matter of mak- ing appointments by the board of su- pervisors Chairman R. A. Kirk, of the republican county central committee, was found working for B. J. O'Reilly, a democrat, for assessor, and Chair man Riggs, democrat, would have no other but a republican for clerk of the board. Politics is always sur, rounded with uncertainties; it's the truth.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

Charles A Wallace has been appoint ed to the office of assistant clerk of the bosI of supervisors under Re publican. As between the assistant and the chief clerk we believe all will agree that there is no difference as to their competency. Competency being equal, why in the name of common sense was not Wallace given the clerk ship.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
COMPLIMENT TO MAYOR MANNING.

On the occasion of the change in the city administration in Tucson, when Mayor Manning retired from office, the following testimonial reso- lutions were passed by the city coun- cil over which Col. Manning had pre- sided for two years:
 Whereas, the term of office of the Hon. L. H. Manning, as mayor of Tue son, Arizona. has just expired, and:
 Whereas, his retiring is greatly re- gretted by all of his associates, friends and advocates of good govern ment. ard:
 Whereas, his administration was not only recognized in Tucson, but over the entire territory of Arizona, as aggressive, efficient, moral, progres- sive, energetic and honest, and:
 Whereas, some of the results achieved by his aggressiyeness have become famous throughout the United States by transforming Tucson from frontier town to a modern civilized city.
 Therefore, be it resolved that the thanks of the city council are hereby cordially and gratefully expressed with the further hopes and best wishes for his future success and hap piness.
 Be it further resolved. that this resolution be spread upon the minutes and an engrossed copy under seal i properly authenticated, be transmit ted to the Honorable Levi Howell Manning"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

That Senator Bailey will be defeat ed for reelection to the senate in Texas is not at all probable. Mir. Bailey has large following of en- thusiastic friends who are organized into a compact political body which will be found in control of large ma jority of those entitled to vote for United States senator when the legis- lature gets ready to take up that business.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
BLOWS OUT HER BRAINS.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. 10.-Stand- ing in front of morror in her room in
 the Wilson hotel a woman who regis tered as Mrs. Lillian Browney, Den yer. shot herself in the mouth today and died instantly It was ascertained that she was a daughter of Mrs. L. J. Duncan, of this city. Her brother Elmer committed suicide here year ago by taking morphine. She has been living in Denver for some time. She>left no message explaining her act.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
AppoINTeo To HAoUE rRIsuNAL

LONDON, Jan. s-viscount seiby Civilian Court Gully, ex-spesker of the house of commons), and Sir Er- nest Satow, who was British minister to Pek'ng, have been appointed per manent representatives of Great Brit sin at The Hague arbitration tribunal. They will not serve. however. during the approaching peace conference, the British delegates to which, including James Bryce. have not yet been off ciaily designated.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
THE FIGHT AGAINST HARTMAN.

Of all the contests which the gov ernment has had with trusts and com binations of various kinds, the larg- est is that which it has just begun against E. H. Hartman. The object is to ascertain whether Hartman is violating that provision of the Sher, man antitrust act of 1890, which for bids the ownership and operation of parallel and competing lines of rail- way by one company. In the inquiry in New York 1t has been developed at the outset that Hartman is much bigger parsonage in the husi- ness world than had been imagined either by the general public or by the government, which has started the in vestigation against him. It has been learned that even before the begin ming of 1906 Hartman controlled the Union Pacific, the Southern Pacific, the Oregon Short Line and the Ore gon Railway and Navigation com pany. These are, for convenience, classed as 'the four Paciflcs." :" Through the Southern Pacific Harri- man controls the Pacific Mail Steam ship company, and through that and his other interests he is the head of the Portland and Asiatic Steamship company. And on the Atlantic end the Southern Pacific, which means Hartman, owns the line of steamers from New York to New Orleans, for merly known as the Morgan line.
 The government and the public had vague suspicious that Hartman had large interest in nearly all of those lines. but the extent of his control was probably not suspected by any of the governments agents, from the president and the attorney general down, until the revelations were made at the opening day of the inquiry, says the Globe-Democrat. On that day, however. it was discovered that this was only a part of Harriman's power In the past six months, by the exepn' diture of $103, ,O00. eco, he has bought stocks in seven other roads the Bal timore and Ohio, the Chicago and Northwestern, the St. Joe and Grand Island. the Illinois Central, the Atcht son, Topeka and Santa Fe, the Chica 20. Milwaukee and St. Paul. and the New York Central. These purchases have given Mir. Hartman complete sway over some of those roads and partial control over the rest of them The extent of these operations had not been guessed at outside of 2 small circle of Harriman's friends Thus he gained supremacy over about 25, 900 miles of railway and steamship fines on the two oceans aud on tht lakes. He has three lines of steam CTS sailing from Pacific ports of thu United States to Asia. The capita stock of the roads and the steamship companies over which he bears swa,
 nnsf be way over s2,500. .000.o0l Hill, Gould the Yanderbilts, Morgal and all his other rivals in the rac' for supremacy in the railroad worl
 he has left far behind. Some of hi recent eonquests involved the deposl ton of great magnates like stuyvs sant Fish in the capture of the III
 nois Central He has used the guille tine against competitors. against tn general public as party interested l
 the maintenance of competition an
 against everything else which stoo in the path of his conquering marcf
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
SHEA PUT ON STAND.

tCaICAGO, Dan. 10s-CoTnelius P Shea was placed on the stand late to day. to testify in his own defense. H. was sworn. but before he could givt any evidence the attorneys became in volved in an argument regarding its admissibility, and court adjourned m til tomorrow without Shea giving an! testimony.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

There is talk of a suit against the board of supervisors on account of the payment of $500 to Walter Kibbey assistant counsel in the prosecution of the case against S. K. Williams for subornation of perjury. Those inter ested claim that the money was ex. pended for this purpose contrary to law.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
Gas Kills Family of Six.

BURLINGTON. Vt, Jan. 1o.-The en- tire family of George Devino at Win noski, consisting of six persons. the father, mother and four children were asphyxiated during the night by Illuminating gas which entered the house from a break in the street main through a sewer pipe.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
STANDARD DIRECTORS ELECTED

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-It was an nounced today that all the old direc- tors of the Standard Oil Company in New Jersey were elected at meeting of the corporation held in Jersey City a few days ago. A. c. Bedford was added to the board. It is stated that there will be no change in the officers of the company when the board meets to organize.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
SHIP STILL MISSING.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Tne steamer Ponce of the New York and Porto Rico steamship line, which sailed from Ponce, PoTto Rico, December g, and due here January 1, is still missing and the belief that the vessels delay was due to some accident is giving way to the fear that she is lost.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
CONVICTED OF MURDER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.-- After a trial lasting three days John Sies- man. one of the gaspipe murderers. was today found guilty of murder in the first degree by jury in the su- perior court, for the murder of the manager of the Japanese bank last October.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
FRAUD CASE ENDED.

OMAHA, Jan. 10.-The jury in the case of A. R. Modisett, R. c. Dale and ". .. Shoot, charged with conspiracy to defraud the government of title to about 1500 acres of land in western Nebraska by means of illegal home stead entries, this afternoon brought in a verdict of acquittal
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

Hon. NeiIl Bailey, of this county, was in Phoenix this week pushing his campaign for the speakership of the lower house in the legislature. There are five candidate for the position. It is believed that Mir. Bailey is leading in the race, but 1t would be hard at this time to foretell the result.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

Tn view of the decisions by Judge Doan and Judge Sloan this week on election contest cases. future contest. ants will probably make sure that they can prove fraud, and plenty of it, be- fore they attempt to have the voice of the people set aside on trivial irregu- larities.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
Mnn,n Appreciation. A .

Mrs. wedderly-The audacity of our eooki She told me this morning that she didn't want me fussing around the kitchen.
 wedderly-Guess I'll go right down and interview her.
 Mrs. wedderly-Are you going to discharge her?
 Wedderly-I should say notl I'm go- ing to raise her wagesl - Chicago News
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TWO MORE wARsHIPs.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 1o.-The new budget will contain continuing appropriations for two 21,000-ton war ships to have a speed of 21 knots an hour, and ten 12,000-ton war vessels.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
The ISnaI Hitch.

"Saphead has invented an unrefll' able bottle. There's only one hitch" "What is it?"
 "The bottle remains also unfillable down to date" = Louisville Courier Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
Grent Animnl TrnIner.

Leslie-That baldheaded Thompson Is simply great at training animals.
 Stewart-oh, he is a wonder. He has actually taught couple of spiders to keep the flies off his head.-Judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

There is still an air of mystery and signs of approaching storms in the vicinity of the supervisors office at Tombstone, but the April meeting should see the new administration squared away in good shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
uninterestinG.

'You say it was not an interesting orat.on."
 "Not very interesting. The crowd was so orderly and did so little cheer ing that you could hear every word of the speech. Star
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
VOLCANO IN ERUPTION.

HONOLULU, Jan. 10.-The crater of the summit of the volcano of Mauna Loa broke out at midnight. The eTup- ton forms a magnificent spectacle which is visible hundreds of miles at sea.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

SCRANTON. Pa. Jan. 10.--Nine new cases If tvphoid fever were reported today for the twenty-four hours ending aa noon- Total cases 10 date, 13035. Three deaths today. making total of 76 to date.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
NOTICE

A reward of $500 will be paid for Information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers.
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TERRrToRY OF ARIZONA.

County of Cochise. ss.
 IN. A. Patterson, circulation nAha- ger of the Bisbee Daily Review oo soIemuly swear that the soove state ment gives the actual and bona nae ciculation of the daily editions ef the Bishee Daily Review for the month of Sept, 1906. and that from the state, ment all spoiled and left over papers have been deduded.
 N. A. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

The democrats of Los Angeles will give Colonel Bryan great reception when he reaches that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11

George Hardiker said there were twenty-seven, but Judge Doan said "twenty-three"-for Georgie.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-11
Arizona @ New Mexico R. R. Co.
 SCHEDULE.
Effective oseember 24th, 1905.

fOT IuTlneE lHlOTLIdllOu dpply dl nearest Agent or to NORMAN CARMICHAEL, Asst. Gen1 Supt.
 4. T. THOMSON,
 Treasurer. CLIFTON, A. T.
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c,acuLArloN STATEMENT. OCT.

Ayeraue Circulation, September. .Z4St Ayerade Circulation, October ....2szl
 Gain for month of oetcber... g
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-08-29
RRIEE NOTES.

Glenburn-The people have put the
lid on.
Minot-She postofice will get two
additional clerks.
Wahpeton-Twenty-fve sections Of
school land in Richland county will
be sold this fall.
Rolla-Mrs. e. E. Fee was badly
injured in a runaway, remaining un.
conscious for several hours.
Minot-Over 700 hunting permits
have been issued by County Auditor
Fabrick for the coming duck and chick
en- season.
Grand Forks-Trafford Jayne, OF
Minneapolis, this morning successful
ly defended his title of tennis cham.
pion of North Dakota by defeating
Lamb, winner of the tournament
which has been in progress this week,
by a score of 60, 60, SO.
Fargo-Four more horses were
stolen in Mckenzie county last week
and the county officers are going on
the war-path for the thieves in good
earnest.
Minot-The mother Of Peter Fugelso
il the Oldest lady in Ward county, be
ing over 80.
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Narrow ESCAPE,

New Rockford-While working in
the hay field near here, Ira Moss, his
two children and hired man had mar
10Y escapes from death. MI. Moss
little boy and girl were driving two
teams hitched to mowers, While Moss
and the hired man were on a load of
hay. Lightning struck close to them,
the boy was knocked senseless and
fell off his mower, Mr.. Moss and the
helper were thrown from the load of
hay, while the girls hand and shoul-
der YER badly scorched. The teams
hitched to the mowers ran away and
one of the machines was demolished,
but the horses were uninjured. The
party soon recovered from their shock
and aside from a severe shaking up,
received nj permanent injuries.
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north DAKOTA news.
Youthful Robbers.

Grand Forks-After robbing his
fathers safe of $3.50, Samuel GeTber,
the twelve-year-old SOL of Moses Gar,
Der, a grocer of COZ Walnut street,
divided the plumber with Herman
Langord, aged IA years, son of Hocken
Langord, IDOL Belmont, and they made
preparations to depart for the Mon
tana plains, where they expected to
reside. y
Before departing they made pur-
chases amounting to s22. Two pearl
handled r%evolvers at So each, two
boxes Of cartridges, two pistol holders,
clothing and eatables were included IN
the list Of goods acquired.
On foot they started for Grand
Forks Junction, two miles west, shoot
ing the revolvers as they travelled
along, and were captured there by
Officer Doty and Moses CARRIER. father
of one of the accused. When young
CARRIER say the officer he started to
run and threw his revolver away. He
was captured after a brief chase.
Langord stood his ground.
A revolver and a pocketbook the
boys had thrown away were cov
ed and the youths returned to the city
Jail.
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Drowned.

Sentinel Butte-Muns Munson, a
homesteader, lost his life recently by
being drowned in Bullion creek, seven
miles south of here. Munson, a man
"a years of age, was in company with
another homesteader and the two men
tried to ford what is known as a dry
creek. The creek was bank full from
the recent rains and in crossing they
got off the trail. The creek was very
deep and Munson fell out of the wag-
on. The other homesteader tried to
ave his partner but could not reach
him in time and in the fracas the team
was drowned. Undertaken A. D. Da-
Wis went up to Sentinel Butte Monday
and prepared the body for shipment to
Kenyon, Mimi, where Munson's rela-
tives live and the funeral was held.
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SIX ARE INJURED By A TORNADO
Wisconsin Gets a Freak Storm
North Dakota Grain Destroyed.

Eau Claire, Wis, Aug. ga lorna,
DO struck the town of Brunswick. Sew:
eral houses and windmills were blown
down. At the Moses farm the roof
OF the house was blown off and the
kitchen carried a mile and one-half.
one peculiar thing was that a large
picture In another farm house was
carried a long distance and blown into
the sitting room of the Moses farm.
Reports say that the village of Fall
Creek was struck by the tornado at
about seven o'clock and six people
injured.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-08-29

Bismarck-The postofice at Mandan
was robbed at 2 o'clock this morning.
Burglars made an entrance to the
building by knocking a panel off the
front door and blew open the safe
with nitro-glycerine. One hundred and
ninety dollars was secured and the
robbers made their escape.
It is not known how much in stamps
was taken until the office is checked
up. officers are on the track with
only a slight clue.
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Nearly Lynched.

Grand Forks-John Wane, a Pole,
narrowly. escaped being killed by en-
ragged. countrymen tonight, following
the slashing Of another Pole. Wane
inflicted a wound on the man and fled
from an East Grand Forks saloon to
the Grand Forks side, where he hid
under a Northern Pacific car. The DO.
lice rescued him from the mob and
he is being held in the city Jail.
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New Corporations.

NSW SOIPOIdliOISs
Alfred B%laisdell, secretary of state,
has issued charters to the following
corporations:
The Flaxton Farmers Elevator
Company, Flaxton, N. D. Capital
stock $4,000. Incorporators: L. N.
Bottom, G. G. Sorenson and Eugene
Murdick and others from Flaxton, N.
D.
The Scott Coal Company, Minot, N.
D. Capital stock $4,000. 'Incorpo.
rators: Albert D. Scott, Walter G.
Scott, both of Sullivan, Ind; and Had.
ley M. Graves, of Burlington, N. D.
The White Earth Cemetery Co.,
White Earth, N. D. Capital stock.
Incorporators: j. P. Semrud, G. E.
Shepard and Olaf M. Mus, all of
White Earth, N. D., and Others.
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Five Persons suffocated.

Boston, Aug. 26.-Five. persons were
suffocated by smoke from a fire in the
tenement on Norfolk street, somer.
Vile. early Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21

ROD MAN.-Young man; years expert
enc,: with civil engineer and surveyor:
references. H Phillips. i19 Washington
St, Brooklyn. care Dean