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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-17
69 SALOONS ARE FORCED OUT IN
 YAVAPAI
Operation of $500 Liquor Law
 Had Desired Result In North ern County Without De- Creasing Couny'S Revenue,
Prescott Journal-Miner.)

in the operation of the new $3O0 liquor license law passed by the Twenty-fourth Legislature, which went into effect the first of the pres ent month, 69 of the 173 retail liquor establishments of the county have been closed, only 104 licenses having been applied for to the sheriff. The increased revenue, however, from this source, almost counterbalances the loss sustained to the school fund by the abolition of gambling, which ceased April l.
 The revenue from liquor licenses for the year 1906 amounted to Si9,31S, while gambling licenses were collect. ed in the amount of $15,06O, making total of S34,37S. The licenses col lected by the sheriff's office since the first of the present month for retail liquor dealers amounts to $31,200 to which about S2,000 will be added lat. CT in the year for wholesale liquor and other licenses, which shows that the collection from the $500 liquor Ii. cense, under the new law, will bring the revenues within s1,17S of last year. This last amount may be made up later on by licenses from new liquor establishments starting. Ali oI the liquor licenses collected are de posted in the school fund, less com. missions allowed the sheriff for col. lection.
 Yavapai county's expenditures for school purposes amounted to $48,- 732.47 in the year 1906, $2,13651 of which was used for maintenance of the high school in this city.
 It is possible that the number of saloons may increase within the pres. ent year, even under the high license law, until the revenue from licenses may almost meet all demands for the maintenance of the schools, as large mining operations will be inaugurated in the near future in many of the dis, tricts where promising copper prop. critics are bein opened, which will have tendency to induce the open. ing of saloons.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-17
Especial to Review.


 TOMBSTONE, April 16.-Adviees received here at the sheriff's ortice this morning. from Los Angeles, to the effect that Willis Wood, who is wanted by the United States authori- ties for the robbery of the Turner post-office near Ft. Huachuca in this county between two and three years ago, is also wanted in Pima county for the robbing of a saloon at Hell yetia, about year since, at which time he is also charged with the kill ing of a Mexican who tried to prevent the robbing of the saloon.
 Wood was a member of the AlvoTd Stiles gang at the time they were op- erating in this part of the country. He with a companion robbed the Tur- ner post-office a few years ago, se- curing several hundred dollars in stamps besides some money from Un- cle Sam and a quantity of goods from the store of E. s. Clark, the post master, where the post-office is To- cated. Wood was discovered in Los Angeles by ex-Deputy U. s. Marshal Osborne, who recognized him by the large scar that he has across his face He was taken before U. s. Commis- sioneT Van Dyke of Los Angeles and held under $500 bail which he was unable to furnish. He will be re- moved to the territory as soon as the marshaIs office can arrange the nee
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-17
POST OFFICE ROBBER IS
 CAUGHT IN LOS ANGELES

essary papers It will be necessary for Judge Doan to issue an order for his release from the California iuris- diction. Wood admitted the charge against him of the post-office robbery and it is possible that he will agree to come to the territory without extra dition papers.
 Wood was in Yuma county several months ago, but about the time that the authorities were informed of his appearance he disappeared. It was known that he and several others were intending to hold up the South ern Pacific train a few miles this side of Yuma last fall and had dis tributed some 20 or 30 barrels from the rialroad to the Mexican line and filled them with water so as tG provide water for their horses in making their escape. The job was pre- vented by the rangers under Harry Wheeler, who got wind of the pro posed hold-up, and who were in wait ing for several days for the gang to show up but who evidently learned that their operations were being watched. After waiting for the rob bers for several days the rangers went out and destroyed the barrels.
 Wood was a cowboy for a number of years in Cochise county, employed on the San Pedro for the Turkey Track Cattle Company and afterward joined the Stiles Alvord gang.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-17

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the rrancaise. tAdv)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-17

burglary: ouglas. Juan Roderquez, Pablo Flores and c. Garcia, grand larceny; Douglas.
 Thursday, April 25.
 William Williams, Jerry Conahan, Jesus Navarro, highway robbery; Lo- well. Francisco Lopez, grand larceny; Lowell. 4. D. Boswell. murder; Por, tai F. Pochan, Aggravated assault Pirtleyille. Antonio Moreno, grand larceny; Douglas. Ricardo Ariola, as sauit to kill; Douglas.
 Friday, April 26.
 Edgar Linson, assault with deadly weapon; Douglas. H. J. Fallen, arson ; Don Luis. c. c. Clancy and J. l. Daily, burglary; Bowie Pablo Soto sodomy; Tombstone Chas. H. Ward burglary; Bisbee.
 Saturday, April 27.
 J. [. Lee, murder; Lowell. Henry Grindstaff, grand larceny; Lowell. Jno Brown, burglary; Naco. J. J. Warren assault with deadly weapon; Tomb stone.
 Monday, April 2e.
 Pedro Valensula, burglary; Bowie Manuel Quijada, seduction; Douglas C. W. Woodward, burglary; Douglas Jesus M. Molina, ofrgery; Douglas Jesus M. Molina, forgery; Douglas B. ". Riaii, forgery; Douglas Pete Maxwell, fraud; Bisbee. Geo. Cason assault to kill; Lowell. Ed Dayton burglary; Bisbee. Ed. Kelly. burglary Fairbank ". H. Crane ct al., horse stealing; Fairbank. Bert Ghemle murder; Bisbee R. S. Tobie. perjury Lowell.
 Tuesday, April 90. J. K. Dallas, criminal libel; Cochise Antonio Labsrada, bigamy; Wilcox Mike O'Donnell and John Noonan burglary; Lowell. Ramon Escudero assault to kill: Fairbank. Victor P YantaGa. grand larceny, Wilcox. Geo Tignor. forgery; Bisbee. Harry Holl and. larceny: Bisbee. ]. D. Sweeney felony; Bisbee.
 Wednesday, May 1.
 Peter Nelson, burglary; Bisbee James Edwards, burglary; Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-17
THE BANK BAR.

wHtsKEYs BOTTLED IN BOND. OPPOSITE MINERS ( MERCHANTS BANK. LOWELL
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-17

c. w. sERK, PROP.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-17
SUBSTITUTION" THE CAUSE OF TROUBLE

April 15 The fight against substitution" which has be- the accepted slogan certain big eastern ad vertisers been taken with will in the Far West states inspired by the stimulus afforded by the Quon Club Seattle The strong. independent line of action pointed out to the consumer is to get what ask for nothing else you stop at grocers and ask tim Tryabto breakfast food and the dealer rub bing his hands with invisible offers Eaafewa consider yourself nsulted and shame the trades man into seeing the unworthiness of his conduct Of what profit is it for manufacturer to spend good educating the public concerning the value of his duct if the educational be rapidly displaced by few honeyed words from the behind the count er? Protecting the advertiser protecting the Know what you want and get it, should be the fixed line of action of all buyers Here's to antsubst tutioni May its wavering banners be lowered And remember well that Central Pharmacy sub stitues tries to persuade take something do not want.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
BRIGHTER COPPER OUTLOOK.
Several Large Sales Reported at~Advance in
Price.

There was more cheerful feeling in copper CIR
cles yesterday and the belief was expressed that
the deadlock which had existed SO long between
consumer and producer would soon be broken.
Large sales of copper for export to Europe and
lot OF 100000 pounds for China were reported.
and there were number of inquiries for consider
able amounts Of the metal from local consumers.
Lake copper sold at Il cents a pound yesterday
and electroytic at from 131s cents TO 1875 cents,
which is advance OF about / cent from last
weeks prices.
One copper concern was reported to have sold
100000 pounds yesterday for the European mar
ket at about 1312 cents. There q further ad-
vance of q cent pound in the quoted price of cop
per on the Metal Exchange, making lake 13 cents
bid l8A cents asked, and electrolytio 1914 cents
bid 13 cents asked.
The exports of copper yesterday were SOS3 tons,
making a total far this month Of 244l5 tons,
which is the heaviest of any ono month since Oc-
tober 1895. A representative of q largo copper
company said, however, that the Improvement in
the market would not be followed by an increase in
production by the mines that recently curtalled
their output. It would be many months before the
production was increased he said regardless OF the
demand for the metal
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
RIIsINEss TROUBLES.

John J. Doody voluntary petition, No, l2So Lex
ington ave. showing debts Of s3.223 and assets OF
$50 The principal creditor IS Annette Doody Ef'o'
Louis Feinberg. voluntary petition NO hAst
1O8th street showing debts of $500 and assets OF
$500 The principal creditor IS Leon Hlrsch1 stsA
Petitioner has accounts due OF 1884. but which ns
states are OF no value.
An involuntary petition against the Diezeman
Shock Absorber Company, a Maine corporation,
with an Office at No 42O East 106th street. by cred
itors with claims follows: Charles L Kohler $SS;
Theodore Cohn, $3.50, and William A Feuchs, 500.
Preferential payments Of 1900 are alleged William
H Smith was appointed receiver. with n bond OF
5000 The alleged bankrupt has factory at Nos.
1911 and 1913 Hudson street Hoboken. and an ex-
hibit valued at $500 at the present automobile show
at the Grand Central Palace.
An involuntary petition against John W. New
bury and Theodore W. DunhaIn trading as New
bury & Dunham motor boat builders at West 2lOth
street and Hudson River. by Patrick Rooney. with
a claim Of $3.50 A general assignment on September
13 last is alleged
George Z. Leonard was appointed received OF tho
business OF Wechselblatt, 6chlechter IS Co. with
g bond of 5000.
John V. Irwin was appointed receiver Of the busi-
ness of D. E. Baxter & Co.. with bond Of 500.
Schedules Of Fellows & Smith, department store
No "a TO % Nestchester avenue, The Bronx. invol-
untary bankrUpts, show debts Of $5l225 and assets
Of S6S751 The latter consist Of cash. $6s1; stock in
trade 5000; horses and wagons. 5000; machinery
and tools a52l7, and due account, 1868. The
principal creditors are the Knickerbocker Trust
Company. 5000. secured by note. since protested:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
CITY NEWS IN RRIEF.

Solomon Urbach, the jeweer who told q story
about two years ago of having been robbed of
was arrested for contempt of court yesterday, as
he had failed TO turn over his property to the
receiver Of his business, IN obedience 10 tho order
Of Judge Holt
Frank Thomas, a porter employed by Dr. Leopold
Weissof. of No. 27s West 18th street. who
arrested for assaulting his employer. held in
5000 bail for trial by Magistrate Crane in the
Harlem police court yesterday.
William Burden, for whom the police have been
looking for an alleged homicide. has been found
in the Tombs. where he being held under a
charge Of burglary. He will be arrested to-day on
the former charge and arraigned in court to give
witnes ses opportunity 20 make a positive iden-
tifcation.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
TOBACCO INFORMATION FILED.
Federal Document Presents Charges Against
Company-Cigarette Seizure Stands.

Norfolk. Va. Oct 2S.-The information by the
government for the forfeiture S50O0O cigarettes
owned by the Brtish-Amercan Tobacco Company,
Limited, seized by the Collector of Customs at this
port IN two lots, October 10 and d. because Of al
Ieged violations Of the Sherman antitrust law
was fled in the United States District Court this
afternoon 1t charges that tho company was Gre
ated as an instrumentaty for the especial purpose
OF defeating and violating the laws of tho United
states and carrying into effect unlawful contracts
agreements, combinations and conspiracies," with
the several American tobacco concerns.
The information alleges that while tho company
principal office has been IN London, England, the
Chairman Of the Board of Managers, William II.
Harris, is an officer of the American Tobacco Com
pany, and has maintained its office III the city Of
New York" The allegations set out in the original
statement given in the case by the Department Of
Justice embraced in the document. which with
exhibits makes total of forty-four printed pages
IN book form.
The process cites generally all persons interested
10 appear IN court here November II and show
cause why forfeiture should not be decreed. In
the mean time the seized cigarettes remain in the
custody Of the United States marshal unless re-
leased bond.
District Attorney Lewis from Richmond
to file the papers.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
FOREST RESERVES EXTENDED.

Washington Oct 8-The President has issued
an executive order creating four new bird and ami
NAL reserves on the Pacific Coast, one, the Three
Arch Rock Reservation, in Oregon. and the other
three in Washington-F7attery Rocks. Quillayute
Needles and Copans Rock reservations Wardens
will be appointed by the Department OF Agriculture
TO supervise these reserves The Shasta National
Forest, in California, has been increased by the
addition of $1,000 in Siskiyou County. The
President has also signed proclamations creating
additions aggregating 490 451 to the Stanslaus
and Lassen Peak national forests in California.
The addition to the Stanslaus is hfty-hve miles
long, 34S.570 acres, and includes the famous
Calaveras grove OF big trees. Tho addition to the
Lassen Peak aggregates 141SS1 acres
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
DECISION IN REcEWeRsHIP CASE.

Judge Lacomb handed down an order yesterday
refusing Roger Foster permission to intervene IN
behalf OF several clients co-phintiffs IN the
action brought by the Degnon Construction Com
pany and the Pennsylvania Steel Company against
the New York city Railway. Mr.. Foster and others
sought to intervene in the original action resulting
IN the appointment Of receivers for the New YORK
City Railway after first having attempted TO va
cate the receierships upon the ground that neither
plaintiff In that action Judgment creditor.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
SCHOONER WANTED FOOD AND GOT IT

The steamship Baker. OF the United Fruit Com
panys service reported her arrival here yes
terday that trading schooner, the Berthe Smith,
from Green Island for Jamaica, had signalled for
aid on October g, IN latitude 1913, longitude 10
The captain OF the schooner said he was twenty
five days out, with sixteen men board ana that
he had been without provisions for over four days
The Baker supplied the schooner with so pounds
of salt meat 100 pounds OF four 100 pounds of BIS
cults and soft bread and ten punches Of bananas
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
HAIeHT & FREEsE RECEIVERS STAY.

Judge Lacombe. IN the United States Circuit
Court made permanent yesterday the recetvership
for 9aight & Freese, stock brokers and bankers.
who failed one and one-half years ago. Beverley
Robinson and J. B. Colt were the receivers appoint
ed in this district.
The receiyershiD having been made permanent
after repeal and the legality OF Haight & Freeses
Insolvency established It IS probable that the
estate viii be wound up IN the future.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
MRS. w. S. PECK ASKS ALIMoNY.

Supreme Court Justice Fitzgerald heard argu-
znent and reserved decision yesterday on the ap-
plicaton Of counsel for Mrs. Josephine Z. Peck,
wife OF Samuel ". Peck. president OF the whole
sale clothing firm Of No SOC Broadway, for alrnony
and counsel fees pending Peck's trial of the suit
brought by him for absolute divorce from his
wife. He names as correspondent Frederick G..
Calhoun. q horseman.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
COMPLAINT AGAINST MANY RAILROADS.

Washington Oct. 2S-One Of the most compre'
hens1ve complaints ever fled with the Interstate
Commerce Commission was presented to-day by
the Johnston & Larimer Dry Goods Company and
the ox-Blodgett Dry Goods Company, Of Wichita
Kan, against the Atchson, Topeka & Santa Be
Railroad and two hundred and twenty-oVe other
roads The co1nplainants allege that the defendant
lines exact unjust unreasonable and discriminatory
rates on cotton piece goods and knit wear shipped
from points in the Atlantic seaboard territory TO
Wichita, as compared with rates TO Kansas City
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
WILL RAISE OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Boston. Oct 2S.-Announcement was made to-day
that the expiration OF the present year transat
l2ntic steamship lines trading TO this and other
North Atlantic ports viii make slight advance In
freight rates on all classes of goods. It Is under
stood the advance VIII be so small that no protest
by shfpners or fnlporters is likely.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
NEW HAVEN LINE STEAMER CHANGE.

beginning next Friday. the New Haven Line
STEAMER will leave New York, Pier %. East River,
at 3 D. N. Returning. will leave New Haven at
50 q m. After Thursday the landings Of the
ew Haven Line steamer at Pier 20, East River,
al be discontinued.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

Cnrsuan Science healer. said yesterday the name
OF the healer was Edward A Davis, of No. 159
west o0d street. where he is in the real estate
patient
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

HOUSEKEEPER. &c-An American lady
OF culture. as supervising hOusekeeper or
secretary: resident or visiting: highest cre--
dentials given Address Ability. Tribuns
Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

COOKS-German. Swedish and Irish: from
$50 to 500: excellent city references.
Winthrop Bureau. 65 West sSth ST. 'Phons
1O92-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
SurrogateS' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. notice is hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against Margaret S. Willis also known 2 Mar
garetta Wills, late Of the County OF New York de-
ceased, to the with vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber al his place OF tTansactng business
Office OF ChRs p s. WTn- W. Buckley. No. 14l
Broadway The City Ne York n or before tha
fifteenth day OF December next.
Dated New York, the third day June,
WILFRED s. WILLIS, Administrator. 90
CHAS. p. & WM w. BUCKLEY, 141 Broadway. n. Y.
City, Borough OF Manhattan. Attorneys FOR Ad-
uiRistrutor.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
GIVES NAME OF MAcLAY HEALER.

Miss Annie AIaclay, sister OF Argyle Maclay, Of
10. q St Nicholas avenue, who died from pneu-
Inonia soon after Dr. g. ". Bcgart, of No 139
East 47th street was summoned early Sunday
fusrnIng, after he had been treated week by
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
WORK WANTED.
Male.

AUTOMOBILE MACHLNIsT.-Threey years
experience in French factories; 2S years
old; in private family or factory; country
preferred. Fourgeot, OIL West 41st st.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

COMPANION or ATTENDANT to elderly
lady or invalid girl. by lady; hospital
experience; personal references Address
l.. l. Reed. 424I Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

Sperry Hutchinson 6 Co., s4sOO; the Knickerbocker
Trust Company. 1870. secured by notes; Lord &
Taylor, N.15e, and Edward S. Adams. 5000.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

FAMILY WASHING AMI IRONING-By
the month week or dozen: private housos
open air drying; best references best care
taken OF clothes. 332 East 12d St
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
Male

COUPIlES.-NIen for inside or outside work;
wives cooks, etc: different nationaltttes;
city or country references MatheWsons >
Tel. 310S-Bryant-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
Female

CTJANfRERNAID.-N young Swedish
girl; city only: best references: 81 Call
Swedish Exchange. 139 East SOth St. OF
Tel. 4564-AdadisOn Square.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

HOUSEWORK. &c.-Competent North OF
ireland Protestant TO do general house.
work; good cook and laundress; small
family; reference. 2l6 West 3ith st
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
7. FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF the County New
York.-Notice IS hereby given all persons having
claims Edwin c.. Bates. OF the County of
New York. deceased to the
thereof TO the subscriber her place transactins
business, at the oiiCe OF Warren Wright. No.
Street borough Of Manhattan in the city OF New York.
before the lEt day OF February 1905
Dated. New York. the 9th day OF July. 1907.
MARY T. BATES Executrix,
WARREN WRIGHT. Attorney for EXecutrtx. Rector
Street, New
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

BUTLER-Swedish; first class IN every re-
spect; understands Wallets duties; also
tall. clean. competent; excellent references;
city or country; wages 500 Osterberg's
Bureau. 40 Lexington ave. Tel 1OS5-
Plaa-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
Brooklyn.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

sEtE FINE iigf. rooms. s,ngf. or oo,,bls.
,.lss Isf subway. pax and resfauraDte: eje1
.is tlsc,Elc hight and every convenienee
---El --E-l lleth g.. second noor. east.
- hf,. Isf WEST. .-IarRe and ANAL
= el,f,.,,.a.sy ESQ complete housekeeping euite: :
-----.E, Moderate rent r. Read
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

COACHMAN AND GARDENER--Neat
sober and competent young man; willing
and obliging highest personal referencssi
moderate wages; country preferred Address
c. c.. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

YOUNG MAN. IL. In downtown once; good
penmanship. knows neighborhood thor
oughly; can furnish references Address
BENJAMIN Rosen. 4S1 East 1SSth 81
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

COOK First class. Swedish. IN private
American family where second cook and
kitchenmaid are kept: highest references
given. Write NJ. b.. 6S8 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
DRBssAlAKINo AND MILLINERY.

FORFEITED LOAN Co,
7I5 9th Ave. near 41st 81.
For these prices mention Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

BUTLER or VALET.-Experience Japan
csc wants situation IN private family;
city or country: good references Butler.
BOX SO. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

TN PTRsUANC2 or AN ORDER OF HON. ABNTIR @
4 Thomas Surrogate of the County OF New York,
notice is hereby given 70 all having claims against
Blanche Sterling. sometimes known Blanche q. Scr
ling. lato OF the County OF New York, deCeaBed to
present the with vouchers thereof the subscribers
1T their place OF transacng business at the Office OF Hull
Horton Esqs., No Broad Street. In the city OF New
York. before 9Th OF May.
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF October, 1907.
DANIEL. 3. CIIIIDS. EDISON BRADLEY. Executors.
HULL 6 HORTON. Attorneys for Executors. 3 Broad
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c.
i Thomas a Surrogate OF tho County OF New York,
notice is hereby given TO all having claims
Samuel F. Myers, ate OF the County Of New York.
ceased. the with vouchers thereof
subscribers, their place transactnR business No
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan. City.
before the 1st day OF May. 1905
Dated NeW York. October -, 1907.
BENJAMIN F. EINSTEIN. BERTHA MYERS Exeou-
EINSTErN TOWNSEND & GUITERALAN Attorneys for
Executors, AZ Broadway, Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
BILLIARD AND PooL TABLES.

Of billiard and pool ta-
bleS: high grade bowling alley buildersI
lowest prices Marx Bros. "a Union Square