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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
MUSICAL PROGRAM
EOR !. NJ. G.k. TONIGHT
Outsiders Are Cordially Invited
to Attend-Comic Reading
and Popular Songs,

An interesting musical hour has
been planned for the members OF the
association and friends whether mem
sers OF the association or not at the
Young Mems Christian Association
buAding this evening at Sis o'clock.
Mr.. Harmon, the well known instru-
Eeltalist, will play several selections
% the mandolin. Mr.. futile will
render q piano solo and act as &C
eompantst for q social sing by the
members The old and popular songs
viii be SING. There will be comic
readings, and altogether a pleasant
hour has been planned.
This is one Of a series of popular
Saturday evening entertainments that
have been planned by the association
for this winter. On Saturday evening.
November 80, some astonishing feats
Of magic will be performed by mem
Sers who are adopts in this art.
All men Of the camp, whether mem
bers Of the association or not, are cor
daily invited to spend this hour e.
the association building. Besides the
entertainment there will be the regular
work 6t the senior class IN the gym
nssium. The pool and billiard rooms
will be open and there will be some
good bowling games on the assOcia-
ton alleys in the basement The men
are invited to make use Of any part
OF the building during the evening.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
SOL Illk1f
GROUPS IN
CANANEA
Meeting Held In This City Last
Night Transferring Cananea
Eastern Property to Fay
Cananea Company,

At a meeting of the majority stock
holders Of the Cananea Eastern Cop
per Mining Company, held at thesCop-
per Queen hotel, in this city last night,
it was voted to consolidate the com
pany's holdings in the Sonora copper
camp with those of the Fay-Cananea
Copper Company, on a basis that was
not given out for publication. The
transfer will go into effect as soon
as the necessary legal papers are fill
ed Mexico.
On last evenings train from the
south J. J. Williams, superintendent OF
the Greene-Cananea smefter, P. J. Te-
haney, the well known broker, and
NJ. J. Thomas, arrived in the city from
Sonora. Williams and Thomas were
the original owners OF the property,
and Tenancy has since purchased an
interest. The meeting was called to
take place in the Copper Queen hotel,
and was called to order shortly alter
8 o'clock.
The object Of the meeting, which
was to obtain an expression Of opinion
on the proposition OF consolidating
the Cananea Eastern holdings with
those of the Fay Cananea, was then
stated. 1t was finally voted unani-
mously to make the transfer.
The ground inyolYd in the transac'
ton lies about sixteen miles east of
Cananea and for some time past has
been considered to be valuable. Dur
ing the past couple of years about 1900
feet OF Development work has been
done. Eleven cars of rich ore nave
been taken out of the workings and
shipped to the smelters.
Some time ago the project of put
ting the ground into the Fay Cananea
was proposed, the latter company hay.
ing large holdings surrounding Cana
nea. The plan has been looked upon
favoTably and the action last night
was the result.
The Fay Cananea company has been
operating in northern Sonora for a
long time past and owns several val
liable groups Of claims. 1t has lately
been decided by the directors to re
tain L. EorGnZeT, a prominent mining
man of Duluth, as general superinten
dent and he is on the ground at pres
ent in sfull charge Of the properties
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
ELKSS' THEiTRiCiLS
ON DECEMBER a
Date Set By Committee for
First Presentation of the
College Pennant,"

One Of the parts in The College
Pennant," which will be presented by
the members Of the local lodge of
Elks, assisted by the ladies of the city
during the early part of December. is
shrouded in mystery, although it is
known positively that one of the fore
most juvenile actors of the country
has been retained to interpret it. Who
he is Director Brown refuses to state,
and his name will not be published
until the day of the production. Among
the members Of the cast the unknown
is referred to as "Ragsy."
With each day the enthusiasm of
the members of the lodge seems to be
increasing. and the ladies' of the city
sire to see the production the best
amateur theatrical performance ever
given In the territory.
Contrary to the plan announced on
the preceding evening, there was no
rehearsal of the feminine parts last
evening, It being decided to spend the
time coaching the men to whom have
been assigned the principal roles The
first rehearsal for the ladies Of the
cast will take place on Monday even
ing when the musical numbers will
also be assigned.
All of the parts have not been as
signed as yet, and viii not until the
Instructor has an opportunity to judge
| the ability Of the different members
| of the cast and decide in which di
rection they can achieve the best re
suits.
The committee in charge of the at
fair Is already making the necessary
arrangements for the big event, and !
was sta sed last evening that the dat
would probably be set for Decembe
IA, which will be two weeks from Mon
day.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
TRIAL JURY FINDS
PETERSON IS GUILTY
Had Trouble With Swanson In
Brewery Gulch-Juy Out
Several Hours,

Gus Peterson, who was tried IN
Judge Burdick's court yesterday on a
charge of disturbing the peace, was
found guilty and will have his SEN
tence passed by the court today. The
trial was by jury. Peterson IS the man
who had trouble with Swanson in a
saloon on Brewery Gulch. Peterson
had Swanson arrested and he pleaded
guilty. Peterson was then arrested
and found guilty by Judge Burdick, but
employed a lawyer and had the charge,
that Of assault and battery, dismissed.
He was rearrested on a charge Of
disturbing the peace and found guilty
by jury, as stated above. The evil
dence showed that there was an old
grudge standing between the two. and
that while Swanson was cOnyersing
with some men, Peterson took excep-
ton to some remark that Swanson
made and called him liar. The
trouble then came off, in which Peter
son got the worst OF it and had Swan
son arrested. The jury. was out sew
eraI hours before arriving at verdict.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
CUTS THREE GASHES
IN OPPONENTS SIDE
G, w. Garner Has Difficulty
With Joe Williams at the
|. S. & P. Shaft,

G. ". Garner was arrested yester-
day on a charge Of assault with intent
to murder. The arrest was made by
Deputy Sheriff Bill White, following q
complaint by Joe Williams, the man
assaulted.
The affair occurred about $50 yes
terday morning at the L. S. & P shaft,
at which time Garner and Williams got
into a dispute. According to Williams,
who made the complaint, Garner
rushe6 at him with knife and he was
unable to pro,Cct himself. Williams
was cut three times under the right
arm. The wounds are pretty deep, but
his condition is not regarded as dan
gerCus.
Garner was ar-asgned in Judge Ho-
cans court at II o'clock Yesterday
morning and his preliminary hearing
set for 5 o'clock Monday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
CLUB
PLANNED FOR
DISTRICT
Probable That Before Next
Spring New Organization
viii Have Home in Vicinity
of New Town of Warren,

Ever since the grounds were laid ont
and the home of the Douglas Country
Club finished there has been a move
ment on foot in B.sbee to establish an
organization Of this kind in the War
rem District, where members can have
/ a place for the enjoym netof outdoor
sports principally, and a building suit
able for dances and other social func-
tions. Such an addition to the too few
means Of getting pleasure out Of life in
this section OF the country is looked
upon most fayorably by everyone, and
it is probable that before next spring
the present plans VIII have been car
ried out.
There is not a city in the territory
Of any importance which has not al
ready more places OF amusement than
Bisbee, which is without doubt the
most important municipality in the
most important division Of Arizona.
Yet in Bisbee the natural conditions
are such that to ever make OF it
home city, substitutes for beautiful
drives and abundance Of foliage, all Of
which tend to make a place more
hab:table. must be supplied.
According to the present plan the
owners OF ground lying outside OF the
gap south OF the town of Warren will
donate a sufficient amount Of ground
| for the having out Of ball grounds, ten
| mis- courts a golf course, and for the
construction of a building to any or
canizatfOn that will be established
along the lines Of a country club. LO-
cateS in that portion of the district
the grounds would be easily aces
sibIe. and probably the new electric
car line would be extended in that di-
rection, it being only short distance.
To construct a building SURPRISING
that Of any country club in the terri
tory. and to lay out the grounds along
! the erUper lines would not require, it
! is figured, the expenditure OF more
than $4,000, at the most.
The present plan IS to make II
stock organization, each member be-
| ing the owner of at least one share
! The project seems most feasible, and
it is probable that active preliminary
work will be commenced within a
short time.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
INDICATOR WILL SHOW
HOURLY IN CONTEST
Captains of Reds and Blues
Have Been ChoSen-Con-
test Has Begun,

A great deal of interest is being
shown in the membership contest be-
tween the Reds" and Blues" which
has just been organized at the Y. NJ. C
A. Both teams have selected captains
and the members Of the teams have
been chosen from the membership.
Notices will be sent out today to all
the members notifying them OF the
team on which they are invited to
serve.
After thorough discussion OF ways
and means and plans of the campaign
at the members mass meeting it was
decided that il the two teams sue
ceeded in getting two hundred new
members by 10 p. m. on December
31st the association would furnish a
banquet to the team which secured
the largest number Of members and to
the members that were brought in by
the winning team.
Rivalry is already being shown and
the teams are not yet fully organized.
So that there will be no mistake as
to which side has secured a member,
the Reds will be provided with ap-
plication cards printed in red and the
Blues will be provided with cards
printed in blue ink.
A large indicator at the Association
building Will show the hourly standing
OF the teams for the next forty DAYS.
Already the members of the various
teams are beginning to bring mem
bers into the building and show them
the benefits Of membership.
The captains elected for the two
teams are W. R. Doris for the Reds
and J. H. AppIeby for the Blues.
Both captains have been provided with
ten lieutenants who are to aid in plan
ming and carrying out the campaign
Because there are several kinds OF
tickets issued by the association, to
wit, quarterly, semi-annUal and al
nual, it was decided on vote of the
members that dollars should count al
points in the contest so that an an
nual membership at SO would count
as much as three quarterly members.
Each side is planning a meeting Of
It's members within the next few days
and then active work will be begun
There is something doing every even
ing at the Association building anC
members can always find objects Of in
terest for candidates for membership
as they come into the building.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
.SUCCUhBS TO ATTACK
OF TYPHOID FEVER
D. F. Brammer Dies Yesterday
In HoSpital-LeaveS Wife
and Four Children.

D. F. Brammer, who lived on Naco
Road, died at the Copper Queen hos
pital early yesterday morning from an
attack Of typhoid fever. He leaves a
wife and four children, the Oldest of
whom is II years Of age. No arrange
ments for the funeral have as yet been
made.
Brammer came to Bisbee from Los
Angeles, where he had been only a
short time, having gone there from
Utah. He had been at work in the
mines only a short time when he be-
came i'll and was taken to the hospi-
tai for treatment. He was a member
Of the Maccabees and during his i'll
ness was looked after by the local
branch Of that order. With the Salt
Lake branch OF the same order he had
a $1,000 policy and another for the
same amount in an old line company.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
GIRL TRIES SUICIDE.
"out of Work, Out of Money, Alone in
Strange City"

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-Leona
Lamar. aged 30, attempted suicide this
afternoon by throwing herself in front
of a car at Folsom and Spear streets.
She was injured internally anu ND!
die. III memorandum DO0h "hiGH
she carried was found note which
read: out of work, out OF money;
alone in a strange city; have no
friends or relatives; there is only one
thing for me to do
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-London tin
higher; spot G136, futures &13l 5s.
Locally easy, spot $4,000 to $500:
Copper higher in London: spot and
futures, $50 15s: locally firm and a
little higher: lake 10 to 1925; cleo
troIytic 1915 to 10; casting 1850 to
1915. Lead, unchanged; &16 los
abroad: continued weak locally. S4.2o
to $4.35. Spelter, e21 Is Cd in Lon
don market; locally no change report
ed. Iron easier on English market;
standard boundary, 49s, Cleveland war
rants. 49s Cd. Locally the market was
unchanged.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
Maxwell STILL in JAIL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-Hovard Max
well, the indicted former president Of
the Borough Bank of Brooklyn, was
unable to secure bondsmen to act as
surety for him in the sum of $4,000,
On three indictments charging grand
larceny and forgery, and was com
PEELED to remain today in jail Seventy
stockholders of the bank met today
and voted unanimously to pledge
themselves to meet any personal notes
which the bank hight hold in their
respective names at the earliest pos
sible date, the notes to be set OH
wherever possible with funds on de-
posit in the bank to their credit.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23

The Jury mast has nothing in
common with a jury except its deriva-
ton from the same word, Jour" the
French word meaning day. The jury
mast is one which is put up Temporal
rily-fOr 4 day-just as a jury i'll its
legal term meant 4 tribunal sum
moned for a short period only.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23
FIND cHTLD's CORPSE.

PASADENA, Cal. Nov 22.-The
body of a white child several weeks
old was found today in rubbish heap
on the Berry ranch and the police at
ter an examination made tae an
nouncement that the remains had been
partly eaten by q band Of hogs which
had access to the rubbish pile. Both
legs below the knees and one arm had
been devoured. The police have not
vet determined whether the child was
dead or alive when thrown on the
rubbish, but they are inclined to Cae
belief that it is a case Of murder.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23

Women. IS a rule, are greater wor
riers than men and are never at loss
for subjects to worry over. House
keeping alone may be relied on for
providing constant entertainment of
the kind But the worrying housewife
is a terrible person to live with.-Lon-
don Lady.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23

Mrs. Newiywed-Docto that bottle
of medicine you left for baby is all
gone Doctor-Impossible | told you
to give him a teaspoonful once an
hour. Mrs. Newlywed-Yes. but John
and I and mother and the nurse have
to each take teaspoonful, too. in or
der to induce baby to take it
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23

How would it do for Roosevelt to
resign?" asks the Nashville Ameri-
can. Well. it wouldn't injure the
health of Senator Foraker raggra-
vate the disposition Of DR.. Long to any
great extent.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23

Now that the prohibition movement
has sassumed such Magnitude that 1t
is attracting the politicians, the really
sincere and honest workers IN that
cause may well take council with
themselves.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23

Try as we may, we can not deter
mine whether it is $4,000 widows
weighing 142 pounds, or 142 widows
weighing $4,000 pounds, that the
Houston Post is talkin gabout.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23

We do not know what Uncle Sans
people would do were it not for the
money of the malefactors and the adj
vice of newspapers. n emergencies.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-23

Moths do not eat furs or cloths.
They lay their eggs in these rich
stuffs. and it is the worms from the
eggs that DO the eating.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17

| come so great that you cannot bear them in your own strength then God will send 1 forward His divine reserves and His rear l guard to ssuccor you and bring victory | where defeat Is threatening you on every side Could there be any better or more inspiring and consolatory words: For ye shall not go out with haste, nor by flight, for the Lord will go before you, and the God of Israel will be your rere- ward"
 The Line of Battle.
 Here is a picture of the line of bat tie. Wonder are the two Hanks of the army. thoroughly entrenched and pro- tected from the line of fire. Here is the center of the army made up of men with stern faces fighting for their lives Again and again the enemy charges The bri- gade and the division commanders be- come frightened. Away their staff off cers gallop to headquarters, begging and beseeching for endorsements. We must have more troops or we are loSti'' is the cry, but the far seeing eye of the commander-in-chief sweeps the field with his glass and answers: Not yeti The rear guard must be held in leash for awhile. Not yeti Go back to your gen. erals and tell them to hold their positions little longer!" Still the battle rages. But just as the enemy have concentrated their fires and moved forward on a grand
 
 der up the rear guard. This is the psycho- logical moment. Now let the great for ward movement be made" Then the re- serve force, like a great avalanche, sweeps on, and the changing force is halted. Then the enemy is driven back. Then the charge Is turned into rout and a flying mob So 1t is with the Divine Commander. He lets us struggle on and on. He lets us struggle until all seems lost Then with a mighty clarion call he moves up his reserve force and turns our impending defeat into a glorious victory, for "the God of Israel shall be your re- reward" o, Christian soldiers, is not this military figure the picture of your past life?
 Do you not remember the time years ago when you got entangled in tho Ineshes of that financial difficulty? Like Schuyler Colfax implicated in the scan dal of the Credit Mobilier rascalities, you knew you were honest. You knew that 8 dishonest dollar had never stuck in the palm of your hand. But somehow you could not make your accounts balance. Disgrace was facing not only you, but your wife and children. You can remem- Der the scene as though it was yesterday. The night before the accounting must be made you went to your room and locked the door and knelt by your bed and said: 70 God. thou knowest am honest! Thou knowest I have done no wrong. Thou alone canst help me. Save my good name. Save me for the honor of my family" Then it was as though by miraculous power you were saved. You found the slip of paper which held the link to the chain of financial evidence. Or the man who had stolen the money from the trust fund returned it. And when all seemed lost God saved you by the advancing rear guard" for "the God of Israel will be your rereward.''
 Great life's Trouble.
 Or perhaps your great trouble of life came to you as it has come to many of us. Under false pretenses you were per-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17

suaded to take certain position. No sooner were you installed in that posi- tion than you became involved in fight over which you had no control. You found that you were the center of two bitter factions. You dared not run. That would be cowardly. To stand still made you the inheritor of long years of discord and dissenson. What were you to do? Where were you to go? Con- ditons seemed to grow worse every min ute. Then when all seemed lost God sent forward his rear guard. Then it was that the divine aid manifested itself. Oh my brother, can you not thank God that he has come to your aid in the great exigen- cies of life? Have you not four or five distinct remembrances of when you have been saved by him, as it were, by the breadth of a hair?
 But there is another great fact about this rear guard It is always composed of the best soldiers in the army. Its num- bers may not be very large. It may be comprised, an old soldier told me of only two brigades out of three whole di- visions. But it is made Up of true and tried veterans. For those who compose the rear guard must have proved them selves able to stand the test So I have always felt that God has for us a rear guard made up of the best Christian forces we have ever known. They are the good men and the women who have stood behind us ever since We were born And during the great moral and spirit in the name of infinite love, they have always come to our rescue.
 To the Rescue.
 And the peculiar fact about this rear guard is: The older we grow the more their spiritual help seems to be by our side. For instance, take the rear guard of the old homestead. One would natural ly suppose those veterans usefulness was ended. Why, your father and mother have been dead for at least 20 years. Then the last five years of her life your mother was a helpless. physical invalid. She spent most of her time in bed. She was so weak that she could not even read. You now can hear your sister reading to her hour after hour. Then as for walk ing, that was out of the question. She had fallen upon the ice and broken her hip, and the bones never knitted again. Oh, what a useless Christian warrior she thought she was! And yet as the years roll on she is drawing nearer and nearer to you. When the temptations of life come you can see her face. You can feel her touch. You can hear the words of advice she used to give. Why. her fav- orite passages of Scripture are today ring ing in your memory. God has made her love, her prayers, her words of counsel, your rear guard. Do not tell me she IS dead She is pleading with you now to surrender your heart to the Masters touch.
 But there is another impressive fact about Gods reserves AS the Divine Com mander has detailed certain sainted spir- its of the past and present to aid us in the battle of life, so God would detail us to be spiritual rear guards for some of our dear ones. What our Christian nioth- CTS and fathers and sisters and brothers have been to us we shall be to our chl- dren and our friends. There are spiritual lives depending upon as our spiritual welfare depended upon the faithfuness