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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
|COCHISE COUNTY

on No. 2 east yesterday bound for Morenci for a visit of few days.
 Miss Katherine Paxton spent Mon day night in town on her way home to Fl Paso from Tombstone. She left for home yesterday.
 Miss Bickel, who has been visiting her brother, c. o. Thomas, leaves to- day for her home in Kansas City.
 MT and Hrs. ". R. Henry and chiL dren leave this forenoon for San Diego to be gone several weeks. Frank Thompson and L. G. Rewn- burg of Phoenix, connected with the United States land office, are at the Goldman hotel while in Douglas on a visit connected with that department.
 J. A. Mulvyhili of Cananea came to Douglas yesterday for a few days visit
 II. E. Wilson of Cananea is stopping at the Goldman.
 St. Cecelia's Guild win meet this af- ternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mabees. S55 Fourteenth street.
 A large number of members of the lccal lodge of Odd Fellows and friends enjoyed the skating party at the park pavilion last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
GOOD TIMES RETURNING.

News of the blowing in of anothel furnace at the Copper Queen shelter yesterday and starting off the fifth furnace at the Calumet & Arizona smell ter today sound like the return of the good old time to Douglas.
 Today the Calumet 6 Arizona is working its full capacity and the Cop per Queen smelter lacks only two fur naces of working it's full force. The condition today in Douglas, so far as the number of men on the pay roll is concerned, is very little different than it was during the palmy days of the smelting city. Nearly a hundred men will be put to work this week at the two smelters and there is every reason to believe that work will be continued from now on.
 The people of htis city have every reason to congratulate themselves up- on the bright outlook in store. We have passed over the lull in business affairs splendidly, as this section has been as little affected by the general retrench- ment as any mining section of the United States. Business is again on the upgrade and with the additional pay roll it will not be long before we arrive at our old status.
 With new activity at the Canaaea camp and the prospect of the Shattuck people building theirs melter at Doug las, the year 1908 should be a record beater for this section of the south Dispatch.
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NEW MUSICAL CLUB
 FOR SMELTR CITY
Douglas Amateurs Organize
 For More Study.

DOUGLAS, Jan. z5.-CSpeciai. - A new musical club composed of Douglas students of music, has been organized along the lines of the ia nous Lebling amateurs of Chicago and musical clubs of oner large cities, for the social pleasure to be derived and the benefit of the study of the various lines of musical history and in- depreciation.
 The club was organized Monday evening at a largely attended meet ing of Douglas young people at the home of Mrs. Ben Rice on Thirteenth street. when officers were lected and the name of The Krinbill-Liebling Amateur Piano Club" was chosen, con fsrring quite an honor upon their in- structor, MT. Clarence Krinbill. The club will hold fortnightly meetings at the homes of the members when pro grams, consisting of papers. and talks on subjects of interest to students in the work and musical, selections by members of the club
 The following are the officers of the club, elected at the first meeting Mon day night:
 Josephine Clouthier, president: Fan nie Berger, vice president; Minnie Rice, secretary; Sophie Peschke, treas urer; Abbie Crawford, chairman pro gram committee; Hazel Mclaughlin, chairman social committee: AIr Krin- bill. chairman executive committee.
 The rest of the club membership is composed of Mesdames Lester Kyle. Frank Doan. Guy Hofer. Buelah Wylfe, II. Schmeiding; Miss Cleo Tinker, Myr- tie Virgil, Blanche StUller, Anna Kline, Tom Cowan, Nettie TeEwilliger, Min nie Greenberg, John Peschke, Lillian Clinton, Jennie Cowan, Horace Kenyon, Herman Schmeiding, Helen Tinker, Al bgrta Argetsinger, Shelburne Robinson.
 The evening'se program included an informal talk by Mir Krinbin up the history of the ,pianc.-orte and it's pred ecessors and series of musical cha rades.
 The next meeting of the club will be aeld at the Rice home next week Monday evening, when Mrs. B. M. Wylie will present a paper on "Beeth- oven" and Miss Berger and Miss Clouthier will play examples from his sonatas; Myrtle Virgil will write a pa- per on the Humorous Side of Music Study"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
SAYS STRIKERS WERE
 RIGHT FOR ONCE
Echamn UphoIdS GoFdfieId Men
 In Going Out.

The present strike of the miners at Goidfield is a just one and the only just strike in the history of that camp" said Joe Echman, formerly a car repairer in the Fl Paso and South western shops, who has returned to Douglas for a brief stay after putting in several months at the great Ne vada camp.
 This is the general opinion in Goldfield among practically all class es of people The certificates the mine owners wanted to give the min CTS in payment of their services for digging gold out of the ground never became a circulating medium They were not the certificates of clearing house association but of the mine owners themselves. Not only would the miners not accept them but husi- ness men, professional men and all others struck" when it came to ac- eepting the paper. Everyone who is disinterested in the labor troubles there feels that the miners were in the right and had no other alternative than to strike.
 "How's Goldfield? filling, thank you. At the time 1 went there the world had never seen a city where where more money per capita was being spent. Now, I feel safe in say ing there is no place in the world where there is less money or where less is being spent. The last strike has paralyzed the camp, most of the strikers having left.f
 Mir. Echman during his stay at Goldfeld secured eight claims for himself and Q party of three friends He is now enroute to Fl Paso to take a position in the shops of the Fl Paso and Southwestern.--Dou Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
THE MODEL HUSBAND.
Many Different Ideas of This inter-
 estins Species.

Many Different Ideas of This inter-
 estins Species.
 There are as many ideas, and very different ones at that, about what an ideal husband ought to be as there are women in the world.
 One woman will tell you: "oh, John Is such a dear. He's so very careful with his money. He brings home his sealed pay envelope every Saturday nTgnt and never spends more than 50 cents day.
 Another woman will say: "I certainly have the model husband. He's no grouch. Talk about spend! Say, if Jimmie and me don't make the coin fly. There's nothing cheap about Jim mic. He's dead game sport"
 So you see the difficulty in finding q regulation model husband. There would be plenty of model husbands in the world if women had the ideal pattern stamped out which their spouses might copy after
 Here is another woman's idea on the subject: I have never thought much about it before. I will just shut my eyessfor moment and try to picture what in my opinion is an ideal husband
 He is neat. plainly dressed and rath- CT common looking. He has sober hab- its, with honesty and good will shining out of clear, frank face.
 His business occupies half his time. The rest he spends with his wife and children.
 He is fond of his home. and he is curious to know how it is run.
 He insists on his wife sharing fully half of all marital responsibilities and duties by keeping his house in order and his meals prepared for him.
 He insists that his wife be acQuaint- ed with his exact financial status and that not cent above what he can af- ford shall be spent
 You will have noticed that this model husband of mine Is a bit of a master. Although she hates to admit it, woman kind loves to be mastered.
 I am picturing rather middle aged man, who, with his wife, long ago left the calm waters of the honeymoon sea who has passed through few storms and stood the weather well. So this husband is no longer sentimental, but is very kind and loving in looking after his wife the best he can, that she does not suffer.
 There is positively no use in laying down rules for a model husband to 2 young bride. He would never qualify.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
DOUGLAS FIREMEN MEET.

DOUGLAS, Jan. Especial l-
 The meeting of the Douglas fire de-
 partment at the city hall last night was largely attended and a number or important matters of business were completed.
 The committee which had been ap- pointed to draft amended constitution and bylaws to meet the new condi- tions which now exist in the affairs of the association presented their re- port and the new articles will be brought ur for adoption in the regu- lar course of business at the next meeting. In place of a chief of the volunteer department the new resu- lations provide for a president and vice president and prscribe the duties eI each. Nominations for officers TOT the ensuing year were declared in or der and number were made although the time for the closing of nominations IS open until next months meeting when the election occurs. The present secretary and the present treasurer were both re- nominated and no other candidates for those offices were presented, al though for the other offices several candidates were placed in the field.
 As the association has to report list of its members to teh board of supervisors at the February meeting of that body it was deemed best to drop from the rolls of the association a number of members who have lost their privileges by repeated and un- excused absences from meetings and other departmental engagements 1 Those thus dropped lose the benefit l of tax exemption as a full year of l service is necessary to be thus l placea on the exempt list
 The entertainment committee re- ported on the success of the associa- ton ball and an appropriation was made for dinner to the newly elect ed officers of the association after | Ihey shall have been chosen st the next meeting
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
Lowell Personals.


 Charles s. Baker has returned from visit in Douglas
 Walter Kohlberg f Fl Paso. was in Lowell this afternoon.
 Andrew Johnson is i'll at his home in Warren, with an attack of rheu- matism.
 G. E. Walters, special agent for the Southern Pacific, located Rt Tucson. was in Lowell today on business. He returned to Tucson this evening.
 Frank Daniels of Kansas City, was in Lowell today on a short business visit.
 Mrs. Fred Miegel of Don Luis, Is recovering from her illness.
 William Druery moved his family into his new home at Warren teday.
 Joseph H Mank is improving his property in Don Luis.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
seS~@~e
Douglas Dispatch.l


 Reopen Halleaden of Los Angeles. president of the Moctezuma-Arizpe De velopment company of Cananea. is a business visitor in Douglas.
 J. l.. Enein of Cananea is in the city on business trip of a few days.
 Dr. Adamson is suffering from an attack of grippe. or a very bad cold. which he caught on a bunting trip down in Mexico. from which he has just returned.
 H. F. Manuel, the wei known rep resentative of the Geo. D. Barnard En- graving 6 Printing company of sr. Louis, is in the city calling on patrons. Mrs A. D. Soreop of Separ. x. M.. who has been visiting her son and daughter in Douglas for several days. left yesterday morning for her home. Geo. F. Woodward of Bocteznma was in Douglas yesterday On ais way home from a visit to Los Angeles.
 Mrs- c. R. Ohlin and two sons ar. rived yesterday from Naco to make their home in Douglas. MT. Ohlin is the wife of immigration Inspector ohlin who was recently transferred from the Naeo ofice to Douglas.
 Col. D. H. Johnson returned yeeter- day from a business trip to Fl Paso. Attorney Frank Doan went to Tucson yesterday on business.
 Ben Goldsmith of Cananea Is risit- ing friends in Douglas. R. " Pesqueira of tie Cuchuta ranch. south of Douglas. Is in the city on visit. Mrs. J. J. Teller is III with the grippe at her home on Sixteenth street 1 J. J. Williams, formerly general fore man of the Cananea smeher before he shut down is visitor in Douglas. 1 e. H. DoWeIl was a passenger cut
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30

pneumonia at the Calumet hospital. AIr. Sisson has been ailing for several weeks. Some time ago he caught bad cold and penumonia set in. For several days he has not been expected to live and he died last evening at 3:30 o'clock Mir. Sisson is enc of the oldest grocery men in Douglas. He was for three years with the Copper Queen store and later with D. H. Johnston & Co. He has been employed by several other business houses in this city.
 The deceased leaves wife and three children to mourn his loss, who have the deep sympathy of their many friends.-Douglas Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
HIGH GRADE ORE IN
 THE COPPER WORLD

The crosscut at the 30Gfoot level
 on the Copper World claim at HeI-
 yeffa is still in. high grade ore. and indicates a much larger ore body than
 at first was suspected. AS the ore is
 soft, the ground must be carefully timbered before further advancement in the ore body can be made and it's fuii extent determined.
 When Oscar Rohn, who is manager for the Pittsbthrg and Montana Cor per company, visited Heivetfa in s;e3- tember, he advised the concentratloa of work at the Copper World. as he was so favorably impressed with it's outlook Horace " Winchell. chief geoiogist for the Great Northern and constructing engineer for the Amal- gamated, inspected the property in November and confirmed the opinion of MT. Rohn. He reported that the Copper World had already much ore blocked out and had the ear-marks of possessing large ore bodies- He re- commended the thorough develop ment of this claim, ana when such was done there were other places court of the United States. Copies of the pamphlet have been received most favorable for good results. Mir. Prindlc. president of the company. acquiesced- Mir Sterling and Mir. German immediately began vigorous in a systematic manner. and as result of the good judgment and energies of the above gentlemen. Helyetia is expected to have a large and valuable ore body.
 The presence of such an ore body l at 300 feet certainly should mean l mach l2rger body at lower levels. and expert opinion says that the northwestern part of the ore zone win l contain much larger ore bodies. the l capping at that point being very wide and highly mineralized. The Heive- ia employees have proven their conf lence in the property by sending in orders for all the stock their capital TIll buy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
DANCE A SUCCESS.

About thirty couples were In attend ance at the regular monthly dance Of the local railroad Firemen's lodge, given in Irene hall Monday night, and every one had a delightful time. A lunch was served during the evening and the music was excellent. Tne com mittee on arrangement consisted Of Mrs. Newell and Mrs. Mcintosh Douglas Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
Auain under Arrest.

z John Lebow is again in the hands Of the local guardians of the law, this time the charge being that of dis turbing the peace. When he appear ed for his preliminary hearing this af- ternoon he pleaded not guilty and will have a trial tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock. Lebow in the individual who was arrested some weeks ago charged with sleeping in local room ing house without the knowledge or consent of the proprietor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
Cars Arrive.

Four cars arrived this afternoon at Warren. These cars are of the same patterns as tnose already delivered. The finishing touches are being made on the system at present and there is every reason to believe tat schedule will soon be in use for the cars between Lowell and Warren and Warren and the mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
To Note on Sewer

An election will be held m Upper Lowell on next Saturday afternoon at the club house, at which time the property owners of Upper Lowell and Jiggerville will be given an opportun- ity to cast their votes fur or against the building of the connection with the Bisbee sewer. The polls will be open from l to o'clock, and a full vote is expected to be polled. The necessary amount for the construction of this work will be between SI0.OO and S14,00O.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
NEWS OF \ DAY
 FROM LOWELL
What Has TranSpired InA the Past Twenty-Four Hours
 in the Busy Suburb.
Lowell. .san. zs. 1908.

Lowell, -Jan. zS. lSuo.
 Antonio Silvas was up before Judge Grier today charged with >,4s..rlIls from an officer while engaged in working on the county roacs. Silyas escaped some time ago and thought he would not be molested when ne returned to Lowell. He was. however, picked up and as a result he win lin ger in Lowell for the next sixty days.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
Cleaned Up Jail.

Today Constable o. F. Gray had a number of prisoners cusily engaged in cleaning up the local jail. The place certainly needed a good cies,il- ing as conditions have been in a nor rible state of filthiness.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
Eined for Eiahtinn

Thomas Johnson was today fined s10 in the court of Judge Grier for disturbing the peace by Egn--g. The complaint was issued at the request Of Frederick McArdel, w. was the prosecuting witness.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
Eire pepartment Meetlnn.

There will be meeting of the Lowell fire department at the offica of Jufge R.. s. Grier on Friday evening at 7:3e o'clock. Business of import ance will be brought before the meet ing and a full attendance is desired.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
rmo Peaee plsturhers.

Jose Sanchez and Timeteo Sanchez were tried today on charges of dis turbing the peace. Upon being found guilty they were both given ten days in the local jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
Beuin on School.

0. P. Kroeger began work on the new school at Warren. The school will be one of the mosr attractive buildings of its kind in the territory when completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
". 3. SESSION DIES.

Death came last night to W. B. Six
 son, the well known resident of Doug las, who has been seriously III with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-01

WANTED-A young married man for
general store work, must be hust-
Ter and OF good appearance Exper-
fenced man preferred. Address X, this
office. 3O-2t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-01
CITY NEWS

December 2 and 8, Edwin S. Georges
big fur sale, represented by Mr. Mar
tens at Nathan S. Lowitz's.
Daily Gate City, 10 cents a week.
Edwin B. Saunier of Dayton. Ohio,
representing the Blackburn Producers
Go. is in the city for special adver-
Using and distributing campaign.
"A still alarm last evening at s
o'clock sent the chemical engine and
several men to Eleventh and Higa
streets where chimney was burning
out. There was no damage.
John Dirkin was up in the Spuer-
ior court this morning charged with
having been drunk and disturbing the
peace. He plead guilty and was fined
So and costs which he paid
Mayor T. ]. Phillips of Ottumwa.
president of the Iowa League of Mu-
inequalities has announced the various
committees. H. T. Moore city clerk
of Keokuk is made chairman of the
! membership committee of the First
district
The case in the District court of
the state VS.. George and Luther Rit-
chic, charged with assault with intent
to murder Jack Roost. was ready for
the jury this afternoon, the evidence
having been completed this morning
and the arguments to the jury being
commenced. The arguments were to
be completed this afternoon and the
case given to the jury.
Reading The Gate City? 10 cents
per week
The Boston Bellies at the opera
house last evening was not even excit-
ing. The gallery was packed full and
the other part of the house was well
filled with an audience composed en-
tirely Of men. The Salome dance and
man who dislocated his liver and
had perfect control of the muscles of
his neck were the only meritorious
/ acts of the show which failed to he
either funny or entertaining. A cho-
rus OF dozen girls sang a number of
songs each one with change of cos
tune but the greater part of the enter.
| tainment was taken up by two men
who tried to act funny and say witty
things proving to be most tiresome In
fact the entertainment came to an end
with the gallery commencing to roa st
one of these would be comedians
Daily Gate City, 10 cents a week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-01
CITY NEWS

Mrs. Bridget E. McGrath is i'll at
her home, 500 Exchange street.
Eugene Holser of the Keokuk and
Hamilton bridge will start tomorrow
on ten days vacation which he will
enjoy in hunting.
Two Wabash extras came into the
city yesterday afternoon with good
string of freight cars. Extra number
one arrived at 30 and the second one
arrived at 4:30.
w. L. Utley of the Rock. Island is
i'll and is unable to attend to his du-
ties at the offices. His place is being
filed in his absence by P. G, Baldwin.
V. o. Stafford is doing the operating
in Mr.. Utley's absence.
"A still alarm was received at the
fire stations last evening and the
chemical engine went to the Hodge
residence between Eleventh and
Twelfth on High streets, where fue
was bruning out No damage result
es and the engine was not needed.
Another pool match in the second
vi liiS VI. y. a. tOui
was played last evening and DR..
Smales 80, defeated Ferris S5, by
score of so to 81. Dr. Smales was In
good form last evening and his work
was the best that has been seen in
the tournament
The cold wave announced yester-
day morning arrived all right during
the night and the mercury fell down
to IA degrees. People were shivering
early this morning when they ventured
out of their warm beds and braved
the first real touch of winter. The
predictions are for continued cool
weather.
The annual meeting of the First
Baptist church will be called to order
this evening by Rev. J. F. Sanders,
pastor, and years work reviewed and
officers elected. The meeting is one
Of interest to the entire congregation
and full attendance is expected. The
committees on various church work
will make their reports and at the
close officers for the coming year will
be elected