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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
A DANGEROUS MISTAKE.

The New, York World states that it is in receipt of the following let ter. which unquestionably reflects the opinion of great many honest re publicans:"
 As sure as the Lord made little apples, I and many others. will change our votes to MT. Bryan unless the republican national committee publishes it's contributions prior to election day, as the democratic com mittee has done. It gives us sense of shame when democrats ask us why we do not publish our contribu- tions like honest people. A repubI- can.
 Dover Del. Oct. 20.
 And upon the foregoing the World comments as follows:
 Can anybody advance legitimate reason why the republican national committee should not make its cam paign contributions public before election the same as the democratic committee is doing?"
 ~Mr. Sheldon is going to make the republican contributions and expendi- lures public after election, in accord anee with the laws ot New York, but so is Mir. Ridder. On one side is dem ocratie publicity both before and af- ter election; on the other side in re- publican only after election.
 What do the republicans fear? Is 1t not fact tha- publicity before election would prove that the princi- pal contributions to the republican campaign fund are derived from Wall street. the protected manufacturers, railroad presidents, national bank of fciaIs. trusts managers and all the elements of privileges. protection and plutocracy?
 If there is any other good reason for republican silence and secrecy, neither Mr Roosey si-. Mir. Taft, Mir. Hitchcock, nor MT. Sheldon has ven tured to declare it."
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

According to news coming daily from New Mexico Bull" Andrews will get his" on Tuesday next and Larazola, the democratic candidate will be elected to congress. The peo- pie of New Mexico have been voting for a republican for congress for six teen years on the promise that if they would do so the republican ma jority in congress would admit the territory as state That old fake promise has been woiked for the last lime and now the people will try 9 democrat.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
DISTRICT COLUMBIA
 VOTERS 60 HOME
Cheap Rates Enable Thou sands To Cast Their Bal
 lots Next Tuesday,

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct 29-
 The general exodus of voters from
 the District of Columbia has begun.
 The reduced railway rates offered this year are the best ever given by the
 railways. Heretofore it was possible to get rates to points only in the md dle states. and a few of the eastern states, This year the voter may buy
 ticket from Canada to Mexico, ana
 as far west as Denver. The reduced
 rate this year makes it possible for
 the resident of the District of Column bia to go home to vote at a cost of only one and hafr cents a mile
 when in 1904 the rate was three cents
 mile.
 The outgoing trains during the re- mainder of the week will carry sey- eral thousand voters in addition to
 those who have alreatEy left the city.
 Many clerks use their annual leave of
 absence for this purpose, and it Is difficult to estimate the exact num- Der of voters who will have gone
 home by Tuesday. henry NJ. Camp, who has been intrusted by the re- publican campaign committee with the task of getting cut the republican
 residents estimates tsat there are 2O,- 000 republican voters in Washington and that each of these influences two
 or three votes in his home state.
 The government printers and the
 employees of the pcstoffice depart
 ment usually exercise their privilege of going home to vo-e to 8 greater eX- tent than the workers in the other branches of the government service. 1t is estimated .,,at fully 6S per cent of the employees in these cwo depart ments this year will go home to vote. Already several hundred of them have left the city, and it is said that twice as many more will go within the next three days. The interior de partment, department of agriculture and other departments also are rep resented in the general exodus which
 began today. Those living in the near by states will not leave until Sunday or Monday The situation as it is sized up by the campaign managers is evidenced by the fact that both
 parties are exerting every effort to in | duce the employees wno hail from Ohio, Indiana, New York, Connecticut and Nebraska to go home to vote. Only 'coTporars guard" will be
 left at the capitol bH'lding. where the
 employees, who are strictly political
 appointees outside of civil service
 rules, are all energerlc campaign
 the employees and clerks at the White
 House who desired to go home to vote
 were paid of today.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

As stated several times before dur ing the present campaign the cleo tion next Tuesday will perhaps be the last territorial election ever held in Arizona and one of the most i'm portant ever held in the territory so far as the democratic party is con- cerned. The republicans recognize that the territory is just on the eve of statehood and they are putting forth extreme efforts to make a show ing which will attract the attention of the republican leaders in the na- tion, hoping that if they can mater ially reduce the democratic majority this year they will have an unlimited slGsh fund supplied by the national party when the time mes for hold ing the first state election which will involve the selection of twoUnited States senators. It was given out early in the campaign on the streets of Douglas that there would be plen- ty fupds with whicI to grease the re publican political wheels in Arizona and judging by the number of gum shoe politicians who have been hired to travel the territory maligning the Hon. Mark Smith the mazuma has been forthcoming ir liberal quanti- ties. This condition should be sui fcient to make every democrat. who loves his party, who loves the right and hates the wrong. to put forth his best effort to defeat this attempt to de bauch and disgrace the territory of Arizona and the new state Without candidate who has any qualifica- tion to represent the people of Ari- zona in congress the republicans are relying solely on what they can do with their money aDd, their gumshoe hired brigade which is doing their dirty work Such eirty politics was never before known in Arizona as has been resorted to by the republicans in this campaign and the people should give those responsible for it such trouncing on next Tuesday that they will never attempt such methods again
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
CONCEALED WEAPONS.

Commenting on one of the recen: killings in Phoenix the Republican says:
 While the circumstances of yesterN days homicide have rot been disclos ed. 1t is evident that there would have been no killing if the slayer had not already violated the law against the carrying of concealed weapons.
 when any law Is broken. usually the violator only Is to blame. but in the case of carrying concealed weap- ons whole communities are to blame for winking at a practice which only futile efforts have been made to abol- ish.
 The punishment is not nearly SC we're enough and officers are not dih- gent enough No regulation can De too strict if it tends to prevent a repetition of two incidents of the past week.
 There is absolutely no excuse for the carrying of concealed weapons in such 8 community as this and it may be presumed that vIen one does so he has in his mind the possible com mission of another unlawful act. The footpad if he is bent on plying his trade will carry 3 gun if he is wise. So will the burglar. For both of them in the very nature of things may have use for that defensive weapon. The law abiding citizen can have nc use for it. If he becomes the subject of a holdup his weapon will only in crease his peril. A his home for the repelling of burglars a revolver may come into useful play, for there the householder has the advantage of po- sition.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
Just now the metropolitan papers

Just now the metropolitan papers are devoting much of their space to publishing forecasts of the coming political result next week. The fact that these forecasts now appearing are either favorable to Taft or Bryan sccording to the prelsrehce of the papers in which they appear render them practically useless so far as relying upon them ir concerned, The New York World. a paper which has never supported Bryan in the past, but which has not ceen opposing his election since his nomination this year, gives Bryan the best chance of winning the race for president. On the other hand the Chicago Tribune, a straight out Taft supporter figures that the Nebraskan has no chance to win the political battle. The fore cast of the managers of the several presidential candidates are just as reliable as the forecast of the big newspapers. All are based on the desire of their source. Chairman Mack, of the democratic national committee, continue, 10 claim that the election of Col. Bryan is not in doubt. while chairman Hitchcock. of the republican committee, says that Bryan will not make a better show ing this year than did Parker four years ago. And so it goes. Here in Arizona where we have no voice in the election of a president the peo- ple must rely on the newspaper re. ports for their opinion who is the strongest or weakest candidate. Ger tain it is that this campaign has been one of fear and trembling for the re publicans and whether or not MT. Bryan is elected tna fact will remain that he was able to stir the repuDh- cans with the greatest alarm which has come over them during the last twelve years.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
HONOR CHANCELLOR BROWN.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 29.-Elaborate preparations have been completed for the banquet which the Knights of Pythias of this city have arranged in honor of Henry Parrish Brown of Gle burne, the first supreme chancellor of the fraternity ever elected from this state. He was honored with the high est place in the order at the biennial conclave at Boston early in the sum meT. Many distinguished members of the order from other cities in this state have been invited and the grand lodge officers, supreme representa- tives and past chanceIlors will be the guests of the local members. Many prominent members and officials will deliver addresses al tonight's ban met.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

There seems to be conflicting opin, ions regarding the character of the ore at Sylvanite, the new gold camp near Hachita, but ali the assayers agree that the ore carries geld and one of the Fl Paso assayers aptly re, marks that tgold Is where you find it." Everybody hopes that the most extravagant claims made for the new find will prove true. but only devel opment will disclose the truth regard ing it.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
BIRTHDAY OF PRINCESS.

BUCHAREST, Oct 29.-In Buch- arest and in all other parts of the kingdom the birthday anniversary of the Crown Princess Marie was oD- served today as public holiday. The general feeling that the present ilL ness of King Charles is likely to prove fataI, owing to the character of the malady and the age or the sovereign, has caused much interest to center lately in Crown Prince Ferdinand and his beautiful consort, the Crown Prin- cess Marie. Though of English birth and still retaining a marked partial ity for the people of her native coun- try, the Crown Princess has succeed ed in endearing herself in the affec- tions of her future subjects.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

. PRESIDENT = Wm. Jennings .
 . Bryan. ( . VICE PRgsIDENT-John W. .
 . Kern. . . DELEGATE TO CONGRESS- (
 . Hon. Marcus A. Smith. . . couNciL-Hon. Ben Good . . rich. ( . ASSEMBIY-NeilI Bailey, os- . z car Roberts, Fred Sutter. . . SHERIFF-charies LockIinq. ( . DISTRICT ATToRNEY-J. F. .
 . Ross. ( . TREASURER-J. C. caiiaghan. ( . PROBATE JUDGE-Frank w. . . Goodbody. ( . REcoRDER-c. A. Mcdonald. . . SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT .
 . -L. V. Mccourt. ( ( SuRVEYOR-J. S. McNeish. | . sUPERvISoRS-W. Nj. Adam . . son, John Rock. [ . JUSTICES OF THE PEACE .
 . ]. W. Hogan, William Clark. ( . CONSTA8LES- = Denny Two .
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

Hon. Ben Goodrich, the democratic candidate for the council, was one of the men who went to Phoenix and helped pass the Doran mine tax bill which has resulted in putting several million dollars of mining property on the. assessment rohs Of the territory which has never been there before. This bill was bitterly opposed by Governor Kibbey, who was given credit for it by the republican terri toriai platform. Had it not been for Goodrich and others who went to Phoenix and presented argument and data to the committee having charge of the bill this benefcent bill would never have been enacted into law.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30


 The tenderfoot press has resumed the silly cry of Cameron and state hood for Arizona. The election of Cameron would be the endorsement of Cannon, Beveridge, Tawney and every other enemy of statehood for Arizona It would be sending a man to Washington who boasts that he is the friend of the enemies of Arizona and it would be notice to the loyal friends of statehood in both the house and senate that the people of this ter ritory had abandoned their demand for separate statehood.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
PARTY VOTING WILL BE THE RULE.

WILL BE THE RULE.
 i It is believed that the result of next Tuesdays election will show that voters have kept closer to their par ty candidates than is usual in Co /. ehise county and the reason for this is the bitter partisaa spirit exhibited by the republicans during the cam- paiga. The assaults made on Mark i Smith daily by the republicans have i descended to the very lowest person al abuse which has disgusted many republicans who may be depended up- on to rebuke these low methods on Tuesday by voting for the man thus assaiIed. who has clean, private and official record covering many years of public service.
 The people of Arizona, democrats and republicans, are above such dirty work and they may be depended upon to administer proper rebuke next Tuesday.
 The republican papers have indulg- ed in the most malignant abuse of common decency in Sheir campaign against Mark Smith and the demo. cratic candidates, although they have been unable to point to a single stain or blemish on either the personal or official chal acter of Mark Smith or any other democratic candidate.
 Such methods of campaigning will naturally invite the extra effort >ot every democrat to stand by his party and party candidates when they are unjustly assailed.
 In Cochise county in the past there have been republicans elected to of fee by democratic votes, but such a result never followed campaign meth eds such as have been resorted to in the fight made on Mark Smith dur ing the past three weeks.
 The attempt of the Dispatch to as sail the city government and city off l cials of Douglas as means of secur- ing votes for Ralph Cameron was gen orally condemned yesterday and if we mistake not this act will only bring a greater vote fer Mark Smith than otherwise would have been cast. The republican candidates in this campaign, from Cameron to the low est office on the ticket have been fairly treated. Not single charge has been made against one of them. The democratic papers published a letter written by miner at McCabe, Arizona, asking some very pertinen, questions of Ralph Cameron This letter was first published in the Pres cott Courier. Republican papers hay ing been trying to charge that the publication of this letter was an as- sault on Ralph Cameron, but readers of this paper know ttat the claim is false.
 All the democrats have done against Ralph Cameron was to seek for information about his official rec ord while the republicans have been making so free with the official record of Mark Smith. The democratic pa pers have published the record or Mark Smith in congress which is one of honor and efficiency; they have gone farther and GcGed the republi- cans to point to a single thing which Mark Smith had failed to do for Ari- zona in congress which was possi | of accomplishment
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

The Dispatch and Charley Overlook of this city will realize that they have been nit with a political pile driver after the votes have been counted next Tuesday night. The attempt to besmirch the character of J. F. Ross will be rebuked by the peoppIe of Douglas who know Mir. Ross and hIs honorable private, and professional life in this city.-Douglass sInternation- al-American.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

It is conceded tha. Larry McCourt, of Wilcox, will be elected superin- tendent of public school by one of the largest major'ties recorded next Tuesday. The effort of the tender foot to discredit Mir. McCourt will not avail because of the fact that he Is too well known to the people of the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

The gumshoe republican politicians are becoming known and as they and their infamy becomes known the chances of Ralph Cameron becomes beautifully less. The people of Ari zona will not stand for the gumshoe method in policies, where political contests have always been clean and fought out in the open.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

The democrats w;ll put the final touch to their big rcsjority in Doug las on Saturday night. Hon. Frank Cox and ether speakers will address the voters of this city at the Dime theater on Tenth street.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

The quake that came trembling across the mesa from the Phoenix capital building is only the rattling of the dry bones of the army of office holders who see in the Cameron gloom their positions disappearing in the distance
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

Only four more days until the cleo ton of Mark Smith and the entire cochise county democratic ticket.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

The G. o. P. has had to shake dowT the small office-hoIders. Of course the contributions are all voluntary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
RINGLING BROTHERS
 CIRCUS TO SHOW HERE
Big Show Wtll Exhibit In Montgomery
 Friday, November 6.

The worlds greatest circus-and that means Ringing Broth ers-is an- nounced for an early visit to Mont gomery, the date being Friday. Novem- Der 6. This is gratifying news to the lovers of amusement and especially so since the Ringing Brothers have this season added So much that is novel and great to their already splendid enter prise.
 A new and different parade, an in- creased animal exhibit, another elab- crate spectacle to introduce the main program, company of European ar lists touring America for the first time and the most devilish, audacious and dangerous thriller ever conceived are some of the inducements held out to patrons. This thriller is a double somersault through space made in an automobile by Mile. La Belle Roche, a young French girl scarcely out of her teens.
 It has been said of the Ringing Brothers that their show even exceeds in strength and attractiveness the claims they make for it. 1t being their policy to underestimate rather than exaggerate. Where the performance has been given this season the news comes that 1t has far surpassed all its past brilliant achievements so 1t is certain that an unusual treat is in store.
 All the world contributes to this circus. Its universal character is in dicated by the many nations represent ed among the performers. Even the Shah of Persia has contributed to the novelty of the bill by releasing fro his court entertainers the wonderful Mirza Golem family of acrobats that they might make a tour of America under the Ringing banner. The M- kado of Japan. too, has permitted li Imperial troupe of eQuilibrists to joIr the same ranks.
 Other countries represented are Eng land, New Zealand. Australia, Ger many, France. Russia. Italy, Spain Siam. Portugal Belgium. Turkey. Mex leo Holland. Denmark and Switzerland Of the 375 performers scarcely a third are from America. The various acts have been selected with the aim in mind of giving wide variety and in every case novelty 10 the program.
 The circus this season numbers I2SC men, women and children, 650 horses 20 camels, 40 elephants, 12 acres of tents, 40 cages of animals and s5 65- foot railroad cars. The main tent is the largest ever built. In the vast arena are three rings. two stages a quater- mile race course and a spacious dome on and in which the various act; are given.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

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 A chapter dealing with water ana salt solutions including calcium chlo- ride follows, and the portion or the bulletin relating to materials termi- mates with a chapter on temporary tar and oil binders, emulsions ana similar preparations.
 Mr. Hubbard concludes his treaties by calling attention to the importance of careful selection of dust sprevena- lives. making valuable suggestions Tor the choice of materials for treating country roads, suburban and park roads respectively. He gives an ex- haustive explanation of the methods of examination, and outlines tentative specifications for the use of dust pre- ventatives. The bulletin should do much toward directing experimental work in this important heid along proper lines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

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