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Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18

When Andrew Carnegie established
his now well known hero fund he
said that he did not expect to stimu-
late or create heroism by the fund,
knowing well that heroic action is
impulsiye. But the fact that hero
ism is rewarded naturally puts it into
the minds of men that unselfish deeds
are recognized, and reflection upon it
does stimulate courage and prepares
the mind for the impulse that re
spends to sudden emergency, That
we live in an heroic age is a fact
well established. Since the creation
of the fund, four years ago, the deed
of trust bearing date of March II,
1904, there have occurred 126 acts OF
heroism that had been recognized up
to and including october 81, 1907
The recipients have been granted
thirteen gold medals, ffty-one silver
and sixty-two of bronze. Since the
establishment OF the fund the com
mission has considered 1898 cases
granting medals to 126, refusing the
claims of 1191. and there are 81
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18
VISIT OF GOVERNOR

The announcement OF the coming
of Governor Kibbey to Douglas this
week should be sufficient to cause
arrangements for extending to this
high Official of the territory cordial
welcome The governor, when he
reaches Douglas and is shown over
the city, viii wonder at the marvel
Gus advancement of this city. Since
the last visit of the governor, nearly
two years ago, the achievements of
Douglas have been marvellous. Since
then the city has been provided with
complete sewer system; an electric
street railway system, the equal Of
any system in the west; the city has
been provided with a complete and
modern fire department. with paid
men and such equipment as win in
sure a minimum rate of insurance
here; the Gadsden hotel, one of the
finest in the west, will be a reyela-
ton to Arizona's chief executive, and
other great business blocks, new
since he was last here, will be sufi-
cient to impress him with the fact
that Douglas has been going forward
in the most substantial manner. Then
there is the handsome Country club
building, which must be seen by the
gubernatorial party, and perhaps he
would enjoy game on the golf links.
The coming of the governor at this
particular time will cause some po-
liticaI speculation. He was invited
to speak at Bisbee on the occasion
of the board of trad banquet
tonight. After filing that engage
ment he viii no doubt devote some
time in looking into the political sit
uation in Cochise county. The gov
ernor is anxious to have an instruct
ed Taft delegation go from Arizona
to the national republican convention
and he may be expected to forward
this desire during his visit to Bisbee
and Douglas From here he win so
to Clifton, according to report
The governor will be accompanied
by Attorney General Clark and Doug
las must see to it that their reception
here is one tina. they will remember
pleasantly Observation-Disclosures
American.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
TO THE ARTICLES
OF INCORPORATION OF THE
eIs6Es EXTENSION DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY.

AT meeting of the stockholders ii
the Bisbee Extension Development
company, a corporation created and
existing under and by virtue of the
laws of the Territory of Arizona, held
at the Office of the company in the
City of Bisbee, County of Cochise,
Territory OF Arizona, on the 9th day
of March. A. ID. 1908, pursuant to a
call for that purpose, at which ma
iority of the issued stock of said com
pany, to-wit, I9645 shares, out of rs,
500 shares of stock issued was repre-
sented, the following resolutions were
duly proposed and adopted by the
unanimous vote of said stock:
WHEREAS, It is deemed expedieni
and for the best interest of the com
pany to amend Article w OF the Arti
Giles of Incorporation OF the Bisbee Elk
tension Development company, so as
to increase the number of shares O.
the capital stock of said company and
to change the par value of said stock
from $1,000 to $500 per share, and
WHEREAS, 1t is also deemed ex-
pedient and for the best interest of
the company to- amend Article VI of
said Articles Of Incorporation, so as TO
allow, il desired, a greater number
of directors of said company,
NOW, THEREFORE,, BE 1T RE
SOLVED. That Articles " and VI Of
the Articles of Incorporation of the
Bisbee Extension Development com
pany be. and the same hereby are,
amended to read as. follows: That is
to say, strike out Articles " ana "
of said Articles of Incorporation and
substitute in lieu thereof the follow.
ing Articles
ARTICLE Nv.
The amount of the capital stock oil
this corporation shall be Four Hun
bred Thousand Dollars (s400,000.00).
divided into Eighty Thousand (S0,000l
shares of the par yalue of Five Dol
lars (s5.00) each, and the same Snail
be fully paid and unassessable.
ARTICLE vi.
The affairs of this corporation shall
be conducted by Board of Directors
consisting OF not less than five nor
more than nine persons. who shall be
shareholders of the stock of said cor
poration. and who shall be elected al
the regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the company and hold
office until the election and qualff1-
cation of their successors. That the
said annual meeting of stockholders
shall be held on the second Monday
in March, at 10 o'clock a. m. at tae
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18

It looks, like a three-cornered politi-
cal fight in the coming Douglas city
election. The republicans, democrats
and socialists have signified their in
tenticn to hold city conventions.
The socialists are known to be much
stronger in the city than they were
at the last city election At the coun-
ty election the socialist vote was sur
prising here, The democrats have a
good majority in Douglas and with d
carefully selected ticket they should
be able to win the election. The dem
ocrats will have the advantage of hay
ing provided an excellent city govern
ment during the last two years. With
good ticket there should be no ques
ton of democratic victory.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18

wanted.-Clean cotton rags at Re
view Office. flo.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18
THE sB DAILY REVIEW BsBEE ARIZONA MORNING

cases pending The pecuniary re-
wards to heroes and their dependents
have been s91,142.2s, and funds for
the relief Of sufferers from disasters
s64, 462.Oe. total of $155,604.s2. The
good that Carnegie is doing along the
line referred TO is incalculable, and
places him among the worlds bene-
factors. 1t requires heroism to be
stow Of his wealth the large amounts
which this benefaction calls for. a
trait that is too seldom possessed by
men of great wealth.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18
Attest: w. NJ. CLUTE. Secretary.

F. L. HARRINGTON,
President,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18
WORK ON CANANEA
ROAD GOING AHEAD
New Hartman Line Being Run
Through In Schedule Time.

CATCH WORK on the Cananea Rail
Work on the Cananea railway is
progressing satisfactorily and the
rails are laid now beyond the Santa
Barbara rancho, which is some eigh-
teen miles from Nogales. The grade
is practically completed to San Laz-
arc, forty miles distant from Nogaies
and the rails will be laid to that place
within week or two. When San
Lazaro is reached the line will be hal
finished, as there are some twenty
kilometers of grading to complete be
fore the terraplane viii be ready for
all the rails As the concession give:
until September to complete the road,
ii is plain now that there is no fur
Their need of haste, and it is stated
that the work will be done more leis
urely than heretofore. Several or tn
lsub-contraetors, with their forces,
have been removed to the Guadala-
| lara extension, and there are but two
| grading camps on the line now. Thos
forces can take care of the remainder
| of the work in ample time to admit OF
| laying the rails into Del Rio within
| the schedule time-Nogales Oasis.
|
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18

The Cochise county republicans
seem to be harmonious on the propo-
sition of sending an uninstructed del
egation to the republican convention
and we dc not believe that even Gov
ernor Kibbey will be able to. break
the combination for this purpose.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18
q FINE PAPER.

The last Sunday edition of the Tue
son Star was equal in every feature
to the largest Sunday editions of the
great metropolitan newspapers.
While this edition was devoted chief
" to boosting Tucson-the very thing
II should have done-no other com
munity or county in the territory was
overlooked. This fact should be gen.
orally appreciated by newspaper pa
irons throughout the territory-Flor-
ence Blade.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18
"FUTUREs."

Sixteen years ago congress came
near passing measure for the sup
preston Of professional speculation
in wheat, cotton, and other agricul-
tural products by the suppression of
sales for future delivery where the
seller did not own the property at the
time. The producers said then, as
many of them do now, that the value
of their product was hammered down
by the operations of the shorts on
the boards of trade and exchanges.
There was a decided majority in each
house of congress for the legislation
the farmers desired, and If the ses-
sion had lasted only a few days long
er there would have been law whose
workings would nave settled once and
for all the question whether dealings
in futures" were inimical to the in
terests of the farmers. The attempt
to obtain legislation was renewed in
1904, but less agressiyely than in
1892, and until this year there has
been no serious effort in that direc-
ton.
There should be 10 slapdash legis-
1ation about a subject of SO much inn
portance says the Washington Post.
There is an indication that there will
be none in the expressed intention
of the house of representatives TO re-
quire the department of commerce TO
find out to what extent the prices
farmers received for their products
have been affected by future delivery
transactions on the boards Of trade.
Dealing in futures as far as wheat is
concerned came into vogue about for
ty-three years ago. The statisticians
Vi LuS uSpdt LulSAL Vi SO-ilhASANC WI
have to do much figure work.
But congress will need more thar
a great mass of figures to enable it tt
s legislate intelligently. The depart
ment of commerce may draw certain
conclusions from the figures it CON
piles, but congress should have e2
haustive hearings at which represen
tatives of all who are for or agains
the proposed legislation could stat
their views. The producers who sa
they are injured by futures" shout
be heard. So should manufacturer:
who would often find it impossible t
make contracts for the future deli'
cry of goods if they could not insur
themselves against loss by going int
the speculative market and buyin
raw materials to be delivered in tn
future
The men who have spent the
lives on the produce exchanges an
know how much of the busine.
transacted there is legitimate spec
lation and how much sheer gamblir
should be given their innings.
should the political economists, wi
have no personal interest in the que
ton and whose views are entitled
special respect for that reason. Co
gress should also familiarize itse
with the legislation through whi'
other nations or American stat
have endeavored to cure the evils
speculation and should ascertain no
that Legislation has worked.
If congress SHOULD decline to a
until it shall have informed itse
fully and studied all the phases Of ;
intricate problem, there assured
will be no legislation this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18

Many of the citizens of Bisbee wore
the green yesterday in honor of
ST. Patrick. In all lands and coun-
tries there are many who delight to
honor this patron saint of the Emer-
aid Isle.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18

Territory of Arizona, County of Co
chise, SIS.
Before me, R. C. Stanford, Notary
Public, in and for the said county, on
this day personally appeared F. L.
Harrington, President of the Bisbee
Extension Development company,
known to me to be the person whose
name is subscribed TO the foregoing
instrument, and as such oficer
acknowledged to me that, by authority
and direction of said corporation, he
voluntarily executed the foregoing in
strument as the free act and deed OF
such corporation for the purpose and
consideration therein expressed, ana
that the corporate seal of said COM
pany was affixed thereto by like
authority.
Given under my hand and seal OF
Office, this 9th day of March, 1908.
My commission expires June ., 1909.
fseaIl R. C. STANFORD.
Notary Public
First Publication March. IL, l9OS.
Wanted--Clean cotton rags at Re
view Office Slo.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18
ofrice Of the COMPANY in gaid City Of

office of the company in said City Of
Bisbee.
The officers of this corporation shall
be a President, President, Score
tary and Treasurer and such other
minor officers as the Board of Diree
tors may from time to time deem ex'
pedient to have. Said officers shall be
elected annually by the Board of Di-
rectors from their number at their
first meeting following the annual
election of such Board.
The Board of Directors shall have
the power to fill any vacancy in their
number at any time.
We, F. L. Harrington, President,
and W. NJ. Clute, Secretary Of tne Bis
bee Extension Development company,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct copy Of the
amendment to the Articles of Incor-
poration of said company, adopted by
the stockholders thereof at a meeting
of said stockholders duly called for
such purpose, and held at the office Of
the company at Bisbee, Cochise Coun
ty, Arizona, on the 9Th, day of March,
1908.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1908-10-15

Theodor Herzl. Help me to re-
build the Jewish State Since
that day he has gone from mir
acle to miracle-from impossi-
bility to impossibility. What a
figure he might have made upon
the stage of European politics,
he who could create the politics
of a State unborn! And how did
the majority Of the Jews receive
him? They said Israel was too
scattered and torn for any COM
mon action-and he gathered to-
gether a Congress from the four
corners of the earth. They said
that the Congress was all empty
falkland he established q Bank
and a Trust. They said that the
poor would lose their money
and the Trust paid a dividend.
They said, You are making III
onism a sordid, material thing,
thing of money'-and 100000
shareholders refused the divi-
ded. They said, But what is
the use of the money? The Sui
tan will not treat with YOU And
the Sultan made Herzl his guest
Of honor, and had the practical
men been at Herbs back the
charter would have been ours,
They said, oh, but the Sultan
wants money; no solid Power
will consider YOU And 10! The
greatest empire on earth Offered
him a soil for his ideas. They
say, But your ideals are lacking
in religious impulse'-and hi
gave to Jewry the greatest spir
itual impulse since the GoJattI
began. He has saved and guild
ed thousands of men and wo
men who were drifting amid thu
mists and cross currents of mod
ern Jewish life.
"And while the Jews wer
saying all this, what were tn
others saying? The Pope, tn
Catholic, said. MY sympathie
go with YOU The German En-
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1908-10-15
ENaEaSS
OYSG ter - EeE0R'
ere FanEsEgs Street
Opposite Posi- office


Zionist peril forsooth! I will tell
you what the Zionist peril is,
and why Jews shrink from Zion
ism. Zionism is a terrible search
light, searching out all that is
false and feeble in Jews and Ju-
daism. There are spiritual anti
zionists, but the great majority
of anti-Zionists are those who
have neither God above nor a
mans heart within. 1t may be
that DR.. Herbs death will effect
more than even his life. Now
at last-O, bitter mockery! he
will enter the synagogues, whose
preachers have been gagged by
purse-proud presidents, his name
will be mentioned respectfully,
if critically, to comfortable con-
gregations. | call upon them,
one and all, to make amends to
the dead for their derision of the
Wing, and to bury their anti
Zionism in Herbs grave. We,
too-we Zionists-have some
thing to bury in Herzl's grave
all that venom of factions and
foolish accusations which divid-
ed brother from brother and en-
FILTERED our leaders, last days.
There are rot two Zionisms;
there is only Zionism, the Zion-V
ism that was laid down in Her
zPs 'Judenstaat'-the Jewish
national idea, associated, indeed,
with Palestine by history and
tradition and the hope of gener-
ations, but even greater than
Palestine itself, since Palestine
without Jewish rights would be
the G0Juth, the exile, in it's most
knocking form. Palestine with
out Jewish rights is already en-
Joyed by some 100000 Jews, and
what sort of a spectacle do they
present?
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1908-10-15


peror, the Protestant, said, TO
me, as to you, it seems quite nat
ural that the Jews should return
to Palestine.' The Sultan, the
Mussulman, said to his Minis
ters, so, | picture to myself, the
Hebrew Prophet of Galilee must
have looked Mr.. Chamberlain,
the Unitarian, on seeing a land
flowing with milk and honey,
said to himself, Here is a land
for DR.. Herzl.' M. de Plehve,
the Greek churchman, the man
of iron-what did Plehve say?
Till DR.. Herzl came to me- said
de Plehve to one of our Russian
friends, 4 did not know there
were Jews who did not crawl. I
have hitherto had to do only
with two classes of Jews-those
who came to beg [ should not
do something against their COM
munity, and those who came to
beg [ should do something for
themselves. But with HerZl
there was no fear and no favor.
Think of that! Russia has six
millions of Jews, and till Rerzl
came Plehve did not know the
Jew was not crawling Great
ure. Can we wonder that, as
Herzl passed through Russia
passed. fearlessly through that
land wherein our practical men
are forbidden to travel, oul
brethren waited by thousands
at every station, as for the Mes,
siah? Are we not entitled to be.
lieve that if the Jews of the
world would stand upright like
Herzl, and ask the world for jus
tice, nay, for Palestine itself, tn,
world would some day give u
both?
Cali those terrible risks tina
Zionism brings on the Jew ar
the bogeys coniured up by cow
ards afraid of their own shad
ows. Zionism brings to the Jew
only the worlds respect. TIL
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-10
Working Highways.

In the towns where the public high.
ways are worked under the money
system, how many hours are required
with a team for one days work.
G. A, K. Answer-Under the labor
system of working the highway,
whereby persons and property are as.
sessed not for so many dollars but SO
many days labor, which, however.
may be computed at the rate of del.
lar day, eight hours constitutes a
days work; but any person assessed
more than one day must be allowed to
work ten hours each day. Under the
money system, each person or piece OF
property is assessed so many dollars,
which must be paid. The commits
sioner of highways may, if he so de-
sire, employ any person to work, and
he may prescribe the number OF hours
and the amount to be paid therefor
just the same as any other employer.
He is supposed to use his money to
the best advantage, and if one man
does more work than another by
working longer hours or otherwise.
the commissioner can pay him more.
You can readily see that under this
method there is no regulation as TO
the number of hours; all depends on
the commissioners acting in good
faith. 1t is possible that work on the
highways may come under the eight.
hour labor law.-Country Gentleman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-10
Notes of the Farm.

All meat and milk products should
be given as fresh as possible.
Make hens work for their food and
then give them grit to grind it.
Eggs not more than ten days or
two weeks old hatch the strongest
chicks as rule.
The males should be mated to the
females at least two weeks before
eggs are desired for incubating.
Building air castles is light work,
but it won't make the hens lay, the
eggs hatch or the little chicks thrive.
Eggs being saved for Matching
should be kept at a temperature not
lower than forty-five nor higher than
seventy-five degrees.
Nobody ever succeeded in the poul.
try business by doing business in
helter-skelter manner; good manage
ment means as much or more toward
success than any other one thing.
The fowls should be allowed to run
outdoors every day the weather will
permit. They will be more healthy
than if closely confined, but don't
compel them to go out in cold winds
and rains.
Plan to purchase at least setting
or two Of pure bred eggs for hatch.
ing this spring. 1t will pay. Another
good way to get start with good
poultry is by the purchase of day old
or newly Matched chicks.
If the poultry yard is inclined to
get muddy it will pay to fill it in with
sand or gravel, ashes, cinders, etc.,
until it is above the general level.
Some peoples poultry yards would
scarcely make even as good hog pens.
Keep the food troughs and feeding
pens clean. Poultry are not like buzz.
yards, capable of thriving on any old
kind of rotten stuff. Don't let them
have access to musty grains or de-
cayed material of any kind or disease
will very likely result.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-10
BOUNTY ON DEAD RATS.
San Francisco Bound to Get Rid Of
the Bubonic Carrying Vermin.

The municipal authorities of San
Francisco have raised the bounty on
rats to fifty cents head for females
and twenty-five cents for males. This
records one more step in the war that
is being waged to exterminate bu-
bonic plague in San Francisco.
The war began upon the discovery
shortly after the earthquake in Ap-
ril, 1906, that the dread disease of
India had found a foothold in the
city. Five cents a head was offered
for rats in the beginning and gradu.
ally the bounty has been increased
until it reached its highest figure to-.
day.
Science has demonstrated that the
bubonic plague is a disease for which
rodents are alone responsible.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Rupert
Blue, of the United States Marine
Hospital Service, who is in charge
of the medical forces directing the
campaign against the plague, said in
recent circular to the residents of
San Francisco:
Science has abundantly proved
that the plague is an epidemic of rats
transmitted to man by the bits of
feas and contaminated clothing and
food. 1t is further demonstrated that
the surest and quickest way of eradi.
eating the disease is to exterminate
rats and other vermin."
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-10
The Farm Machinery,

A great deal of money is wasted
every year in replacing machinery
that is worn out or disabled before its
time. Rust and neglect probably in
jure more machinery than labor
wears. A manufacturer is said to
have asserted tfat farmers would not
buy more than half the present
amount of machinery if they took
proper care of what they have.
A common cause of damage is ig-
norance of the parts of the machine
and how to adjust them for best
working conditions. A machine not
in first-rate condition will often con-
tinue in operation, but at the expense
of strain and damage to the parts of
the mechanism, causing break down
sooner or later, besides requiring a
great deal more power in operation.
The simple need of frequent oiling
IS neglected. Said mechanic: "Oil
is the cheapest machinery we have. -
1t is certainly cheaper than buying a
new machine. A little observation
will soon discover which parts of the
machine require most frequent oiling,
and these should receive special care.
In some machines it happens that
parts that need oiling are not easy to
get at, with the result that neglect
follows, until something happens. In
moving and harvesting machines the
holes which admit oil to bearings Of
ten become clogged and the oil fails
to penetrate where it will do the most
good.-American Cultivator.