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Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-30
WILL FIGHT FOR B|SbEE TO-DAY
 AT TOMBSTONE
Court House Matter Comes To Crisis Today - Attorneys Neale and 0'conneII Hope ful-Situation Outlined.

In an interview yesterday afternoon
 Tn regard to the chances Bisbee has o
 bringing the court house removal ! question to vote, Mayor Neale stated
 that there was one move. which fl
 made, would destroy all chances for
 the present. This was for the court
 to rule that corporations have no au. ! thority to authorize an agent to sign
 the petition. There is no doubt in the
 minds of the Bisbee attorneys, Mayor Neale and J. NJ. o'Connell, but that
 the law authorizing corporations to
 sign Is perfectly clear.
 In regard to the other moves of the Tombstone attorneys, the Bisbee law. Ners think little of them, and have TO doubt but that the application to make the injunction permanent on the grounds set forth will be denied.
 Said Mayer Neale: Tn the first place, it is the contention of the rep resentatives for Bisbee that registra- ti)n is not necessary. the care taken to have each signeT of the petition be- ing precaution merely But even granting that registration is necessary, there are more than l134 names, one fourth of the vote at the last election On the petition that are registered, and are qualified to register.
 The Tombstone attorneys also raised the objection that the meeting of the hoard of supervisors at which inc election was to have been ordered, had not been properly called. An in- yeStigaJion of the minutes shows that eaca meeting of the supervisors since tEf, first day of July has been adjourn ed to a specific day and hour, thus making the meetings practically one.
 ''TheS objection is also raised with reference to the property values rep resented on the petition to the effect that of the s7,000,000 represented thereon, S3,0O0 900 is represented by the Copper Queen Consolidated Min ing company; that this property can not be listed because the valuation is placed on the output of the mine, and not on the property. In reply to this the law specifies that the valuation of property shall be ascertained by taking oRe-fourth of the annual output, the same to represent the val ue of the property for taxable purpos- es. This has been done iii the case of the Copper Queen.
 Attorneys Neale and O'Connell will leave this morning for the county seat, waere they will put their wits against the combined efforts of the Tombstone attorneys to block the ef- fort to let the people determine they want the site of the court house moved to Bisbee or to re main in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-30
CONDITIONS IDEAL
 FOR A|RSH|P TESTS
Promise of Some Records By KnabenShue at the
 Phoenix Fair.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 29.-C. F. Smith, of Toledo. special representa- tive of Roy Knabenshue, the celebrat. ed aeronaut, who will give flights in his airship at the forthcoming fair, arrived in this city today to inyesti. gate atnospherin conditions with Superintendent Jesunofsky of the weather bureau. After talk with the weather man and going over the records, Smith stated that conditions should be ideal for flights. He thought Knabenshue would break some record for flights at his fair engagement
 Knabenshue has just completed sue cessful flights in Denver and Colum- bus. He is now at Pittsburg, then he goes to Atlanta Memphis and Nash vile. He will bring his new passenger carrying vehicle to Phoenix, measur- ing 112 feet in length and r feet in diameter
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-30
TORTURED BULL REvENCEDUPON HIS TORMENTOR
velasco, Matador Hero of Mex ico, Mangled By the Horns of His Victim and It Is Be- Iieved Injuries Are Fatal.

FL PASo, Sept. 29.-At a late houl
 tonight reports from Juarez indicated
 that Fuentes Mexicano, the matadoI
 who was injured in the Plaza de ToroS Sunday afternoon was resting easily
 and hopes of his recovery were en
 tertained by attending physicians. It is not thought that his minor
 wounds, a long gash on the left groin and gaping wound ill the right side would have been serious except to
 the extent of laying him up for a few
 weeks, but the result of the more seri
 GUS hurt, where the bulls horn pene.
 trated his intestines and liver. is still in doubt.
 Just as he was about ii dspatch
 his third bull, which by the way was
 the largest one that ever entered the
 Juarez bull ring, Velasco, known to
 MeXicans as Fuentes MeXicano, the
 best matador in Mexico, was thrown to the ground, picked up again on tue horns of the infuriated animal and tossed into the air twice. In his fall he struck on hs head. The bull gorct. him three times, once in the left hin, then in the right side ust below the ribs The last named being the most serious wound.
 Nelasco was making a fine showing Il his attempt to retrieve ms uau luvr> of last Sunday and had made some of the most daring plays ever witness ed in the JuareZ bull ring The DUH that gored Velasco weighed ISUg pounds and so large that the banderil- leras found it a very difficult matter to place the banderillos in position up- on his back. Despite his immense size he was very active and the fight CTS had several narrow escapes from his long, sharp horns. After Grre horses had been turned out and the banderil- los placed, Velasco took the red cape and faced the angry bull as though he were a 2-year-old. The bugle sounded and he began tantalizing the bull. Af- ter several passes of the bull he made ready for the final plunge, but the bun dropped hs head and the famous mat ador stepped back few paces to allow the other to again get his posi- tion. During this time Velasco turned his back on the bull, the latter seem. ing to know that the man who was about to slay hm was off ais guard, made one rush towards him.
 VeiascO had almost reached Cuc place. wbere the paraphernalia is kept when the bull threw him to the ground, piercing his left thigh. He tried 60 regain. his feet and while in ths act vas caught again, this time in the right leg. T''e bull tossed him, and as he fell he lit on his side on the bulls horns. Again the bull tossed hirr and in this fall he struck the ground on his head The third time the bull gored him he pierced his live. and intestines, causing a very ugly
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-30

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-30
MIKE DELANEY REPORTED
 VERY ILL, WANTS BROTHER

A letter received in Bisbee last night from Globe conveyed the infor- nation that Mike Delaney, formerly employed at the Turf saloon in this city, is dangerously i'll in that city and anxious to locate his brother, Jim Delaney. who is supposed to be in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-30
STOCK LIST.

Amalgamated Copper, 73 3-S; Ameri- can Smelling, S3 5-S; Atchison, 87; New York Central, 10S; Pennsylvania, 121 5-S; Reading. 127 IS; Southern Pacific, 103 IA; Union Pacific, 1571z; U. s. Steel 44al; do preferred, 10S If.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-30
FOR SALE.

Old papers. 25c. per hundred. Ap- ply Review office.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
Z rl!iit an0
L lowers
WINTER BLOOMS.
When to Take Bulbs INTO the Window

When to Take Bulbs Into the Window
After Treatment.
The treatment of bulbs of the Roma,
and Dutch hyacinth and narcissi is dis
cussed by William Hunt in the Cana
dian HoTrIculturist. in wAich he says
in part:
After the pots have been in their
dark cool quarters "a cellar. close cup
board or dark BASEMENT for four or
five weeks they can be examined. If
their DELICATE white roots appear
through the holes in the bottom of the
pos, the bulbs can be brought into the
window.
If No Roots Appear.
If no roots appear, then the pots
can be taken out and carefully ex-
amined. This is best done by taking
the pot in both hands. turning the pot
upside down ard striking the edge or
rim of the pot on Il solid bench OF Ia
bic until the ball of earth and roots is
removed. If the bulbs are as well
rooted rs seen in this picture, the pot
should lie placed over the ball of earth
while still in the position shown and
then restore the pot with the plant to
its proper petition. Examining the
rooted bulbs is delicate operation
and should be done as seldom as pos
sible, as there is danger of breaking
the ball of earth and the roots, waich
latter would seriously injure If not
ruin the bulbs altogether The bulbs
should be watered at once again after
being examined to settle the earth
around the roots. The bulbs can re-
main in their cool dark quarters for
several weeks after being rooted If
desired, but must be brought into the
window when the top growth has at
tanned a height of about two inches or
the Towering results will not likely he
as good as they should lie. When
brought into tie window place them
in a Rot too sunny position and see
that tile soil is kept we'll moist by reg
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
CHANCERY SUMMONS.

The State of Mississippi.
To all unknown parties or persons having or
claiming any legal or equitable interest in the
following described lands. lying and being in
Greene County, Mississippi, to-wit: 10 acres in
the e'corner of tn: nc or of the sw or lying
and being east OF Evans creek: and the NV or
OF the Sc qrscc 20, n. r W, less lOacres de-
scribod as follows. to wit;-beginning at the
center of section 20 and running 1G5 yards
along east and west center line to the place OF
beginning. thense south 220 yards to post
thence east 220 yards to a post, thence north go
yards to d post. thence west 30 yards to the
place OF. beginning
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court OF the County OF Greene in
the State of Mississippi on the second Monday
in July. A. D. 1908. to defend the suit in said
court OF John Mcintosh, d. A. Mcleod P A.
Mcleod w w. Mcleod, w. d. EubankS and
Eurick Hogstcdt. Trustees OF the Vernal Male
and Female Academy. corporation, the nature
of which is bill iu Chancery by said above
/ nafads parties, complainants therein, praying
the Court to grant GGree conf ming and
quieting title in said complainants as Trustee
aforesaid and their successors in and to til
above described lands. wherein you arc defer
dants. This April 9TH. 1908.
| (SeaD 81 S. R. MCKAY, Clcrl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
Negro Woman Gets Ground Under Cars.

A negro washerwoman, Mary
Jones, was run over by the switch
ing train OF the Leakesville L5r.
Co. on trestle just this side of
their plant, Monday Evening and
severed in twain by the wheels.
She in company with Chas. C.
Wright, a negro man cook were
crossing the t-e3t!e AMI espying the
oncomlng train, which was moving
towards them, quickened their pace
in the hope of reaching the bank
on side engine was rushing from
before it overtaken them. Charley
succeeded in doing this with a
short leap. The woman. got fright
enad turned round and ran from
the fast approaching iron monser,
only to be overtakhen in thrice
and crushed beneath its merciloss
grinding rotaries. She was knock
ed down on the rail and her body
cut nearly in twain. It's pre-
sumed that the engineer had hi,
eyes fastened on the cars in the 81
ding, hence his failure to stop hi.
engine. Too great vigilance ant
care can not be exercised in prope
ling one of these snorting and roar.
ing steam horses along the rails
where humanity is likely to be
crossing. Burial was given the un-
fortunate woman by the preacher OF
the colorled flock, who happened tt
be in the Quarters.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
New Advertisements.
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Under the provisions If section
1863 of the,code of 1906 the sheriff
and tax collector is instructed tc
give notice to those liable for priv
lege taxes as follows:
Section Tax collector to
notify by publication all persons
liable for privileges. The tax col
lector shall publish for four consecu-
tive weeks during April each year in
some newspaper published in the
county notice informing all persons
liable for privilege that the amount
will be due the following May.
Section 1901 provides the penalty
for non-payment of privilege tax
when due, the section reading as
follows;
Section 1901. Damages in case OF
failure to procure license-AH' per-
sons or corporations are liable for
privilege tax who shall fail to pro
cure the license during the month in.
!. which it is due, shall be liable for
double the amount OF the tax, and is
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
THE POULTRY YARD.
Cackle cackle. little hen.

Cackle cackle, little hen,
How wonder at you when
Eggs you lay; how good and tigh
You've packed them in their shell,
all right.
April is an excellent month tt
hatch goose eggs.
The wife of a henpecked mai
carrier usually has a free delivery
Charcoal is nice to keep the hen:
and their little folks from having
stomach and bowel troubles. Give
it daily.
Dont't stop feeding the hens just
because they can get out on the
ground once in a while. There is
not much they can get to eat now,
unless you give it to them.
In setting hens the forepart OF
this month, not more than thirteen
eggs should be given them, as the
nights are st II chilly, and the
hens can not always command suf-
ficient heat properly to take care
of a larger setting of eggs.
Look out for that old scamp, the
crow. Hes around in full fore.
now, and has his eye on your chick
en- coop. Fool him every time he
comes near. You can do this by
putting a nice wire roof over the
pen that the little fellows run in.
It is said that there are birds that
Go not like red any better than does
the turkey gobbler. They will
sometimes attack people wearing
red hats, and have been known t.
attack women with red hair wher
out bareheaded. The catbird seems
to have great antipathy fer brick
re-.
Bfore setting hen, clean UP
esah nest, scrub it out, and silt 3
quart OF coai ashes into the bot
tom. Then make mat of news
papers, saturate well with kerosene
and rlaca - The bottom Of the nest;
UPON this sift another quantity Of
ashes, ana then fill up with bright
straw or otter nesting material.
Such nest will practically be louise
proof From April Farm Journal.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
CHANCERY SUMMONS.

The State of Mississippi.
To L, B. Allen aid Company. Diamond Lum-
Der Company, corporation, George $ Leather
bury. Jr: aHd all unknown parties having or
claiming any legal or equitable interest in the
lands and timber thereon described as S 4 OF
S w IL, Sec. I3. T l N, L Z w. Greene
County, Mississippi.
You are hereby commanded to appear be-
fore the Chaneery Court of the County of
Greene, in the State OF Mississippi at a term
OF said Court to be held on the second Nor
day. the 18th day of JULY A. d, 1905, at the
st the Coprt house in the town OF Leakesville.
Mississippi. to defrnd the suit in said Court
OF Dressler Hammond Company. the nature
of which is bill in Chaneery Ivy said Dressler
Hammond COMPANY. complainanCs therein,
praying the Court to srant y Decree confirming
and quieting title in said Compartments il. to
the above described land and timber thereon.
wherein you are defendants. This Ah day of
April A. ID. 1903.
lChancsry Court Seali 5. II. MCKAY, Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
Respt,
DAN MCLEOD.
The 0ueretta.

No greater or more pleasant sur.
prise was ever afforded the citizen.
of Leakesvillc and surrounding coun-
try than the Opereta given last
Wednesday evening at School Hall
by the Music Pupils of the Leekes-
VILE Graded High School under the
direction of their Instructress Miss
Gertrude Laceta Jenner.
We understand Miss Jenner has
labored hard and earnestly for the
success and advancement of her pu-
pills and the results are astounding.
Leakesville is justly proud of tie
talent that has been produced I'M
der her tut:lage and when we say
that Miss Jenner will leave name
in this section as a Musical Instruct
ress of the highest rank, we are put
ting it mildly.
The Childs Operetta, ''The Toy
Shop" was beautiful. The young
students taking part in it showed
remarkable self-possession and the
smoothness with which it was car
ried through showed the master
hand and mind Of their Directress
for this class of work. The cos
tIlrric effect was most pleasing and
the young girls indeed looked as
50 many beautiful dolls.
The Dress Rehearsal" was sec
ond to nothing ever presented in
South East Mississippi and would
have made the city felix stretch
their eyes. The scene is the clos
ing Of the yearly session at an
Academy. A Charade is inaugu-
rated which takes the form Of a
Burlesque on Cinderella. A strong
strain of humor pervades its en-
tire course and beautiful song and
music held the audience inthralled.
AS the play progressed, unfolding
the beautiful tale of Cinderella and
her woes, though a burlcsque, so
earnestly did the young ladies play
their several parts that the audi
ence was move to feeling of pity,
only to be lifed to the plain of
mirth by some flashes OF humor.
When at last the curtain rang
down on the final scene and good
NIGHT was bid, a sigh of regret
was plainly audiable that such an
interesting an enjoyable evening
had to end.
In expressing our deep appre-
citation of the work of Miss Jenner
we feel that We are speaking for
every citizen in the territory of
our. school.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
NONRESIDENT NOTICE..

State OF MissisSippi:
10 The Sage Land & Improvement Co.. and
ali Unknown PARTIES having or claiming any
legal or equitable interest in and to the
following described land and timber theron, TO
witt n E. Il OF ). w a Section Is T. N. r
West in Greene county. Mississippi
You Sre commanded tp appear b:fore the
Chancery Court of the County of Greene. in
said State at Rules in the Clerks Office in
Leakesville, said county, on the Second Mon
day OF July A. ID. 1905, to defend the suit in
said court OF Dressler Hammond CO., the
nature of which is a bill in Chancery by the
said Dressler Hammond com claimants therein,
praying the said Court to grant decree con-
frming and quieting title of of compliments
to said above described land and timber there
on wherein you are defendants. This the Bird
day of April y. ID. ID0S
5. +. MCKAY. Clerk. tChancery Court Seal
Harrison & Heidelberg. Soils for Complts.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
cHANcHRY SUMMONS.


The STATE OF Mississippi
To the unknown heirs OF Wyart B. william
son. deceased, Martha A. Agnew, and all I'm
known parties having OF cl inning ans legal or
equitable interest in the lands and timber
thereon sci5ed as n a OF N E IA of S E IA
Sec %, It N. f W.
You arc hereb commanded to appear be-
fore the Cl rcery Court of the County OF
the County of Greene in the State of Mississ-
ippi. at term &C said court to be held on the
second Monday, the 18th day of July, A D.
1905, at the Court housein the town of L;eakes
vile, Mississippi. to defend the suit in said
Court, of Dresslsr hammond Company. the
nature of which is asbill in Chancery by said
Dresslcr Hammond Company. compliments
therein. praying the Court to grant Decree
confirming add quieting title in said COM
plainants in and to the above described lands
and timber thereon, wherein you are defen-
dants This April i;h, A. d. 1903
IChancery Court Seal 6. r. MCKAY. Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
Big SCHOOL DOlNeS At WASHINGTON.

Prof. w. A. Avera, principal Of
the Washington (Neely) school was
in town Saturday and left an an
nouncement with US which is COW
cred in the following language.
At the School Closing on Friday,
April "a, 1908, they are to have a
BIG educational blowout.
Hon. B. P. Harrison, District At
torney and the silver tongued orator
of Old Green; and Rev. T. w. Lew
is of Jackson, Commissioner of Ed
ucation for the M. e. Church, South
in Mississippi "a splendid public
speaker-have been invited to adj
dress the assembled hosts Harrison
has accepted and the other man S
acceptance confidently expected,
if not he will be substituted.
Certificates are to be awarded the
pupils, A public dinner G 81 i The
kind Washingtegnn rs IS renowned for
and ,iSdIly for High School move
ment for which is already on foot
and a general good time for every
body. The editor acknowledges
special invite and if business will
permit shall take pleasure in beiny
one of the many who HE to this hos
pitable hamlet Of the county Oh
chat day. Washington never doe
things by halves. To use the ex
preston of one of its sons, distin
guished for his loquacity "The,
put the little pot in the big 'un.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
REMEMBER. TINE SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Idont know Of but one thing that
is better for shaping the moral
future of young people. than the
Sabbath School and that one thing
is Cody, pious mother. Still
we find a great many children and
young people hat never attend Sun
day School, although they may have
the opportunity every Sunday.
We have two Sunday Schools in our
town that are conducted fairly
we'll. Still we see a good crowd
Of young people and children who
seldom if ever visit either of them,
but instead walk and play around
all day Sunday. How is this? Is
it possible that the parents of
these, care so little whether their
children learn anything about the
Bible? ! heard of a man who had
= lot of children Ia member of the
church, who said that he had ra-
Their his children would go fishing
than to Sunday School. l thought
this was strange. suppose the gen.
tleman meant it. But for my life |
cant tell why; 1t does any young
person good in after life. to learn
to sing and to memorize verses of
the Bible and Sacred Song while
young. In after years if he should
have any tendency to be wild,
these things that he has learned at
his mothers knee or in Sunday
School, will come to him and he
will stop and think, and it is more
than probable that the memory of
the old days in Sunday School and
the good things he learned there
will cause him to retrace his steps as
did the prodigal. In my mind
there is nothing that so guards the
future course of every man and
woman as to be we'll trained in the
teachings of the Bible together
with the helps that are published
and sent out by our different church
es. These teachings admonish
them along the way. If they have
e tolis.. ed aW lid cou: s ', in many in
stances it causes such to halt and
turn back.
Again people who have studied
the world and made him or herself
familiar herewith, have set lied
convictions Of their duty to God.
Ian and are not turned aD0tcu with vi b
every wind of doctrine that may as
sail them. Therefore l admonisl
all people who have children to ge
them in Sunday School where you
have an opportunity to do so. AnC
| young people who do aboutas you
please in this matter: | ask yol
in all candor to study your Bibl.
either in Sunday School or il
your homes, and I'll assure yo1
, that in every encounter with tn,
troubles and turmoils of thi
life this knowledge will be com
fort and guide.
Respt,
DAN MCLEOD.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
CHANCERY SUMMONS.

State OF Missssippi: sf
To The Unknown Heirs of John Roberts,
Deceased. and to all unknown parties having or
claiming any legal or equitable interest in and
to the following described land and timber
thereon. to witt
N II of Lots IL or IN. Il of N. E, ~ Section
q N. r. wv. in Greene County Mississippi.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court OF the County of Greene in
said State at Rules in the Clerks ONCE in
Leakesville, said county, on second Monday of.
Jtr5'. A. d. 1908. to defend the suit in said court
of DresSler Hammond Co.. the nature of which
is "a. Bill in Chancery by the said Dressler
Hammond &C.. complainants therein, praying
the said Court to grant a decree confirming
and Quieting title OF complainants to said
above described land and timber thereon.
wherein you are defendants. This the Bird.
day of April, A d. 1913.
3. Il. MCKAY, Clerk, [Chancery Court Seal
Harrison & Heidelberg Soils for Complts