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Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
Brief City News
PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge Goodbody was a visitor to the city yesterday, having come over from Tombstone on business.
 c. A. Pollard, of the Douglas Y. M. c. A. left yesterday morning for the Shelter city after visit to the local association.
 W. B. Gohring, of the c. & A. is in Tucson on business.
 w. Fl. Brophy Is at home from a short business trip to Tucson.
 J. B. Downs, who recently moved to this city from Philadelphia has been joined by his wife and children.
 H c. Humphrey, travelling passen- ger agent for the Southern Pacific, was fn the city yesterday on busi- ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
BACK FRO mTUcsoN.

B. W. Norton is back from a trip to Tucson, where he went on busi- ness. While there Norton was fortu' nate enough to see the famous actress Mary Mannering, in the play which Is touring this section of the country. IL is understood that the engagement for the company to visit Bisbee has been cancelled
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
Feb. 18th. 1908.

f~A Feb. 25th, 1908. There will be a special meeting of the Democratic City Central Commit tee held in the office Of Neale & Sut- ter, Friday, February 2Stn, at p. m., for the purpose of filling existing va cancfes and apportioning delegates to the coming city convention and for such other business as may properly arise. By order of
 J. J. BOWEN, Chairman. SIT WALTER GOSLIN, Sec.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
REPLACING PAVEMENT.

Brewery Gulch is. once more beins put in shape for traffic, the contract. ors having been at work for the past two days replacing the brick that were taken up for the laying of the sewer mains through that section of the city. Main street is at present torn up for the laying of the pipe lines in that section. Tae work is progressing rapidly in the residence section of the town, and as was an nounced in the Review, the contract ors are confident that the entire sys. tenn will be completed within a montL
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
CITY AsoLIsHEs OFFICE.

The efice of special sewer inspect or, which the city engineer has been holding down at salary of ten dol lars a day, has been abolished by the city council The action was taken upon the advice of the engineer him, self, McNeish, who stated that the work was being well done by En- gineer Olmstead.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
MRS. DONALD SIMPSON DEAD.

The many friends of the family will be grieved to learn that Mrs. Donald Simpson, wife of Donald Simpson, bookkeeper for the Copper Queen store, died at the Copper Queen hos pital Monday night as result of blood poisoning The remains will be shipped to Stafford, Graham county, for burial. The deceased leaves two children, one of whom is four years old and the other only a week old.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES

The Whitwell Hospital Training School for nurses offers two years
 course to those desirous of becoming trained nurses. For information ao- dress Miss Myra Walter, Superin- tendent of Nurses, WhitweH Hos pital. Tucson, Arizona S4T.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
PRESENTED WITH TWINS.

Word was received in the city iasl night from Los Angeles to the effect that Jack Boston, the popular pro prietor of two of the bars of the city, was overwhelmed by the arrival of a boy and girl, with which his wife had presented him in that city. The mother and both of the little ones are doing well, and the physicians hold out hope of saving the father.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26

Mir. Thistleweight, president of the Modern Copper Company of this city, is here from Utica. New York, in tI- interest of the company. He had gone out to the eompany's holdings nine miles west of the city and it was i'm possible to interview him as to the future intentions of the company. Op- erations have been suspended during the financial depression.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
LEGAL koTIcEa
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of the

of the
 Rishee Light 6 Power Company. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT, That we the under signed, have this day associated our- selves together for the purpose of n-uing a corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, and Tor tnatJpurpose do adopt the follow. ing charter:
 The name of the corporation shall be Bisbee Light & Power Company.
 II,
 The names of the incorporators are, Ferris D. Stevens, Harvey E. Clay and J. Palmer McVean.
 III.
 The principal place in which the business of the corporation within the Territory of Arizona is to be conducted is at Bisbee, Cochise Cou1- ty, Arizona. Tbe name of the agent in charge thereof and upon whom process may be served in any action, suit, or proceeding that may be had or brought against the company in any of the courts of Arizona is William Ryan, residing at the said City of Bisbee, Territory of Arizona.
 w. -, sz g The general nature d tAe business in which this. corporation shall en- gage and the purposes for which this corporation is organized are as fol lows, to-wit {:
 FTRST-To manufacture. store, sell, distribute and supply gas for light, heat and power purposes, and
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26

A good cook is always to be ap- preciated. The best cook in the cIy has charge of the culinary depart ment at the Maze Gait. He was chef for the Boston Exchange for s years.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
TO VISIT FRIEND.

Harry Drager passed through the city yesterday on his way to Cananea, his home. He had been to El Paso on a visit to his friend, Peter Hook. who is seriously i'll. with chances of his recovery doubtful.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
SEWER NOTICE.

Property owners desiring to have their sewer connections made by sn contractors can make arrangements with Andy Tong at the Royal Hotel. Se0. CHICK & WHITE.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
NOTICE.

Dr. schell, the optician of Tucson, will next make ais regular visit to this city about March 10th. s1t
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26

John Trewin was taken to the Cop per Queen hospital yesterday for treatment. His condition is not SC rious.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
TO NAcozARL.

Dr. Minsr left the city yesterday in company with George Laird, of Naco- zari. They are both looking arter business interests in that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26

The law firm of Merritt & Stanford was dissolved on the 1st day of November, 1907. Mir. Merritt re- tains the old offices in the Medigo- vich building, over Central Pnar- macy and adjoining the Postal Tel egraph building. Phone 347.
 o21 $. A. MEhhIlI T. g.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
BACK FROM TUCSON.

Brady o'Neil passed through the city yesterday from Tucson on his way to Douglas to look after busi- ness interests. He had nothing to say in regard to the political situa- ton in the territory
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
NOTICE.

Payments due the Arizona Mutual Savings and Loan Association on
 stock and loans should be made be fore February 25 to T. 4, Hug1es, local treasurer, Allen Block. ~ soe
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
SCHEDULE
Effective January 5th, 1908.

For further information apply 1 nearest Agent, or to
 NORMAN CARMICHAEL, A. T. THOMSON.
 Treasurer. CLIFTON. A. IT.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
HERE FROM UTICA.

Stop paying that high rent, and put it in a lot at Winwood.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Best service for miners lunch buckets at Maze Cafe. 972
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26

Twenty-Five dollars down; balance monthly buys lot in Winwood.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
EAGLES TO ENrERTAIN.

You can soon own a happy home if if you buy in Winwood.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26

Get a ten days option on a Winwood lot for $500 before the best are sold. 7SS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26

THREE ROOM cottage for rent on
 Mason Hill. Apply No. 64. or phone 220. SIG.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
MiscELLAN EoUs.

INTERNATIONAL tAuNDRY-Spec-
 ial attention given to personal work. Phone 305. "A
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms Van Horn house, next door to Episcopal church. Mrs. H. Snodgrass. propri- etress. 463
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26

IF YOU want to buy CT sell turni- ture, phone 341, o. K. Furniture
 Company, 15 O. K. Street, or phone 12. Lowell branch, and we will do the rest. S4S
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26

The time of the commencement oi this corporation shall be the date of the filing of certified copy of the Articles of Incorporation in the office of the Territorial Auditor of Arizona and the termination thereof~shall be twenty-five (25) years thereafter.
 VII
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
MAkrEn

WAkTEp-A position by competent
 girl to do housework. P. o. Box 110S. 962
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-23

sneered at and denounced as a
conspiracy and covenant with
the corporations.
We do not propose to turn
from our purpose to quarrel
with those who fling at us this
preconceived and premeditated
SANDER. On the contrary, we
propose to persevere in the work
to which we have pledged our
best endeavors, until we shall
have succeeded in pulling off the
political posse that is now on
the trail of capital in Texas,
and in the effort to reconstruct
prosperity in this State.
We believe, if the agricultural
and commercial interests can be
aroused to the needs of the hour
and to the dangers of the times,
that they will initiate such econ
omic policies as should control
and operate in the development
of a truly great commonwealth,
and that good and common
sense citizens can be elected to
make the laws of the State, who
will take their instructions from
the people, and be in fact their
servants and not their masters.
We appreciate the difficulties
of such an undertaking and the
fact that it must have the CO.
operation of thughtful citizens
in every quarter Of the State
and the aid and encouragement
of the press. But as the purpose
of our movement and organiza-
ton is to redeem the State from
policies and tendencies that
keep it in perpetual turmoil;
that tax it's courts to the limit
of their time and capacity, in
order to safeguard constitutinn-
al rights, and that prevent it's
uninterrupted and wholesome
development, we feel that we
nave CllS IlSllG w dllOlClpdOS Vic
active cooperation of all good
citizens and the united support
of a press that can always be
relied upon to intelligently
stand for the soundest and best
economic progress.
With these patriotic ends in
view, and relying wholly upon
the sound judgment of our
neighbors and fellow citizens,
we appeal to our country men
to eliminate all controversies of
a partisan, fanatical or person
al character and to unite finally
with us in movement to elect
honest, patriotic and competent
men to the Legislature in order
that Texas may be redeemed
from the rule of tine agitator
and demagogue, and it's pro-
gress and prosperity be made
tranquil and permanent.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-23
Olives Grown in Texas.
Experiment Farm at Beeville
Produces Heavy Crop.

That olives can be successfully
grown in Southwest Texas has
been demonstrated beyond any
question at the state experiment
station near Beeville. The several
varieties of trees growing there
are in full fruit this year. One
or two trees bore a few olives
last year, but it was not until this
spring that the experiment is
shown to be a success by the
heavy crop which the trees have
put on.
simultaneously with the fruit
ing of these trees, of which, nat
urally, extra care has been taken,
a grove on the Jones farm, near
town has also put on fruit. The
trees are twelve years old, and
their failure to bear heretofore
has been the subject of some dis
cussion among pomologists, some
taking the view that the peculiar
climatic conditions to the gulf
coast was unsuited for olive
growing.
1t develops that the olive re-
quires more age to come into
bearing in this section than in
California, but that when they
do they produce just as heavily
as the Pacific coast.
The success of the experiment
adds another valuable semi
tropic fruit to thos already dem
onstrated to be adapted to this
section of Texas. In appearance
the olive resembles the live oak,
growth indigenous here, and
it is said to be the connecting
link between the oak and the
citrus family.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-23

Muskogee, Ol1lo.--As an outgrowth
of the Jim Grow" law, passed by
the Legislature, which is being rig
idly enforced, letters have been re-
ceiyed by the Guthrie State Tribune,
threatening the assassination of Gov
ernor Haskell and Chief Of Police
Bud Ledbetter of Guthrie, and that
the city Of Guthrie will be burned by
Negroes.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
WIZARD Of FINANCE
ARRESTED FOR FRAUD

PARIS, March PA sensation has
been caused on the Bourse by the arrest
of Henri Rochelle. charged with con-
Quoting large swlndfes in the OTganiZa-
ton OF his various companies. His OPP
erations are compared to those of the
celebrated Mime. Humbert except that
while she borrowed money for interest
en- previous loans. Rochelle operated by
continually organizing new companies
and issuing stock. He founded the
Franco Spanish Bank I'd foated
dozen mining enterprises in which he
was director. The complaint against
him alleges that his methods were
fraudulent. and he has Illegally obtain
ed over 100000
Rochette has been cop~idered a fnan-
ciaI wizard. he is but thirty-UWO years
old, has owned q number OF banks and
Seated company after company in gold
mines, copper lands and railways. The
stock Of his various companies Of good
reputation took a tumble when his ar
rest was known Rochette denies all
accusations, and says he viii satisfy
every customer, having over 100000
francs in the Bank Of France.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
"UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES"
WELL ACTED AT MAJECTIC

With its picture of youth. gayety. and
hearty Southern hospitality Under
Southern Skies" opened at the Majestic
last evening. And the lovers OF the
dainty rollicling little play accorded it
a most hearty welcome.
Wen known is the story OF the young
Southern girl who under fear OF The
disgrace OF her house, promises 70 mar
~ the man who knows its secret. and
who threatens her with its disclosure.
With the failure Of her resolutions at
the wedding come the explanation.
which clear away all the clouds OBJ
sCuring her own and her f5'LeTs happl-
ness Thomas :. GuiEe cid an aTJiStlc
piece Of work I'm his portraya al OF MAJ.
Edward Crofton, the type OF SouinTfn
gentleman made familiar @ US All py
Thomas Nelson Page, shading MS act.h
10 a nicely. not once OVERRIDING a chaL-
acter 50 easily oyeTdTawn. George 5ti-
mon was also good in the role or tgloh'l
DanbiDg. the bluff old 'nre eater
AS T.eia Croftou, the heroine. MISS
Frances ATcHenry, was WlnsoHle' ana
Howard Walsh made the best or g most
1Inerateful part The character psLrI OF
the old family servant, Aunt DosheS'
yr-as we'll acted by Miss Lucille WARD.
While Miss Margaret NOllmeT, as amer
Tizer. delighted the audience "lln HeI
clever dancing and humor-
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
FOUR BATTLESHIPS SURE,
CAPTAIN HOBSON THINKS

In spite Of the declarations of Chair
man Towney, Of the Appropriations
Committee Of the House, who says
there shall be no large naval program
this year, Representative Hobson as
serted today that Congress VII build
rour big battleships with money voted
This session. Captain Hobson had a talk
With the President, and when he left
his office was even more confident of
his ground than he usually is after a
talk with the Executive.
..WeU get four battleships. no matter
What other gentlemen may say he
exclaimed
When Captain Hobson was asked 10
mako a suggestion for the names Of the
naw battleships, he laughed, and said
mat It might be a good idea 10 wait
until they. were voted upon
eve ought to name one of them after
Trtab " he continued. for I think that
after Florida is honored, the list of
states will have been exhausted. We
night then go into history for our
,aTnes-either the names of naval
heroes or Of historic ships, For in
stance I would be in favor OF naming
enc of the battleships after the Con-
stitution It is a name that should be
preserved in our navy.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
ROMANY OPERA COMPANY
HEADS BILL AT CHASE'S

The offering at Chase's this week,
while not so pleasing in its entirety as
the stellar attractions OF the preceding
bill, is by no means mediocEe. and there
is sufficient diversity about It TO please
patrons generally. The R0many Opera
Company a. snatches Of music. Fanny
Rice in bits OF Representations, and Hy-
mack. "The Chameleon Comedian" in
novel mystery changes. contribute most
to the success Of the program.
The Romany company presents a num-
Der Of excerpts from the most popular
light operas, and jn the main they are
sung with fine effect The troupe in
cludes several good voices and the Choir
US work IS pleasing. Alexander BeVan,
bassO. in the familiar In Cellar Cool,
was excellent. Rose GARRETT scored in
''Traumerei." a violin solo. The most
popular Of ariug OF the troupe was Girl
biri-bi," ar Italian folk song, which was
sung as a final encore,
Fanny Rice greeted old and new
friends with her mimic stage and puppet
impersOnations Of famous men, includ-
ing President Roosevelt, William j.
Bryan. and Rockefeller.
TorCat has a novelty act in inducing
several trained ROSTERS TO do stunts
He and hts assistant also sing a Ht'le
with Partisan effect. and are well re-
ceived. The Five Majors sing, whistle
and UIav the piano entertaiuingly. Mr.
and Mrs Edward Kemp exhibit a real
fstic series of travel pictures OF 'Art-
IONA and it's Indian tribes. Tom haWU
and company gave sketch Pat and
the Genii-'
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
"ME, HIM, AND T. PLEASES
AUDIENCE AT THE ACADEMY

In NE, Him and I" which appears
at the New Academy this week. there
is something doing every minute. To
be sure. there is a plot but It is not
permitted 10 interfere with the action
Of the play. The entire cast gets busy
with the rising or the curtain, and
their activity ceases only with the last
act
The play is not new to Washington.
Il appeared here at the beginning of
the last season. and made decided
hit TIE reception accorded Il BY the
audience o. last night Is an evidence
that its popularity has not diminished.
Ed Lee WrOth. as Con Con-. Billy
W. Watson. as u. Kahn a German
bandmaster. and Billy Arlington.
as Dusty Dawson" a tramp
are responsible for most Of ths fun
making. They as Imported bvS good
company, includi the usual quota OF
pretty girls. Tn principal song hits
are Moon Dear You Never Can
Tell by the Label Il Want a Gibson
Man. and "KiOndike Bells" The DIav
Is well staged, the second act showing
a yacht en- route TO the Klondike. and
the third a street scene in Dawson
City.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
The Failure of State Regulation.

It is A suggestive coincidence that
on the same day that the Supreme
Court nullifed the railroad regula-
ton acts of two States, Secretary
Taft should have delivered a speech
70 the New Jersey Legislature, lee
turing that body and others like it,
for failure TO perform their proper
functions"
Here were railroad rate acts in
two States. North Carolina and
Minnesota, wiped off the statute
books by sweeping decisions Of the
court of last resort. Certainly IN
those States honest effort had been
made 10 do some of the supervisory
work and avoid too much centraIl-
zs+ion of that function in Congress.
But what is the result? Precisely
that was expected. The laws are
taken under the jurisdiction Of the
Federal courts, and promptly found
unconstitutional. The courts Of the
states in and for which the laws
we've made are denied determine
ton of the matter.
It is increasingly clear that the
effort of the States toward solution
Of these must be useless SO long as
their enactments are to be thus set
aside. Between the unwillingness
Of Congress to give the States pow
ers they ask-as in the matter Of
controlling liquor shipped into a
Sta+e-and the disposition of the
Federal courts TO nullify the acts of
legislatures, the excuse for exist
ence OF State governments grows
constantly less.
IT -yould not be so bad if the Gen
eral Government would perform the
functions it denies to the States
But the Constitution has become a
pretext for doing nothing Congress
doesn't believe it has the power;
the Federal courts hold that the
States haven't the power; and there
you are.
There is more than all this in the
decision handed down yesterday,
The court found the North Carolina
law unconstitutional because eXces-
sive penalties were impOsed-large
fines and Imprisonment. That OBJ
lection applies with equal force, GER
tainly, to the Hepburn act. The de.
cision of yesterday viii hardly fail
to attract the attention of railroad
lawyers to the possibilities of sue
cessful attack on the national rail
road regulatory measure.
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The Washington times., 1908-03-24
Fares, Please!

Pay-as-you-enter cars are not
1905 discovery. They have been in
operation, successfully and satisfac-
torily, for more than a year. Chi
cago has lately given them a thor
ough trial through all the street
car seasons, and has found them
good. If they should not succeed IN
New York it would be only an indi-
cation that, for some reason or
other, the metropolis was not To-
eally ready for this Improvement,
as five years ago it was not ready
for an electric bell signal to the
conductor.
But the chief advantage of the
pay-as-you-enter car has not been
noted in the dispatches from New
York. The correspondents have
marveled at the evident disposition
of the car riders to cooperate, and
have wondered at the little loss OF
time involved in collecting fares at
the door. But they have not said a
word of the new freedom the pas
senpers feel-a freedom from
crowding at entrance and exit. and
from having poor conductor
Cmore sinned against often than
sinning) tromp all over their feet
and brush heavily against their
knees.
In cars of the accustomed pat
tern every newcomer adds to the
blockade against those who enter
and those who leave alike. But with
the fares paid at the door, and the
entrance separate from the exit, the
Messenger must move through the
car perforce in order TO leave it, so
that not only is there little ikeh-
hood of a jam at any one point. but
all the persons in the car are NOV
ing in the same direction.
A variation of this pay-as-you-
enter plan is being tried in the
form Of pay-as-you-leave cars They
have the advantage of eliminating
any possible delay at the door. and
giving the conductor time 70 make
change with proper elaboration.
The companies have been afraid OF
this, however, for fear they might
breed a new class of dead-beats,
Should that prove to be the case
the pay-as-you-enter type would
still be great advance on that
used in Washington If New York
shall find it good, our local comPa-
MES would do themselves honor by
anticipating a change in response to
an insistent public demand.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
Gambling Up to the Senate.

Yesterdays proceedings in the
House put upon the Senate District
Committee the chief responsibility
to decide:
If games of chance shall still be
permitted in one section of this
jurisdiction and forbidden in an
other section.
If the so-called broker who posts
bets shall stiu be permitted TO ply
his trade while he wobbles from
point to point and forbidden while
he stands in one place.
If all the wrong which follows In
the train of betting by poor men in
a game they have no chance TO win
shall be continued at a first cost Of
$50, 1000 or SIS, 900 a year to business
Washington.
Mr.. Simms carried his measure
through with rare success. He pro-
vided the leadership which the
House Committee on the District re
fused to assume. And, in steering
the House clear of inaction, he
avoided the danger-which, in the
Judgment of this newspaper, is not
less to be feared-Of contending for
arrests beyond the scope of the law
as interpreted by the courts
The outcome now rests with the
Senate. That body viii be guided
by its Committee on the District.
A meeting of the committee is to be
held next Friday. The great body
of the people of the Capital hope
and expect it TO report the Simms
measure favorably, and at such a
time as not to risk having it
crunched out of the way toward the
close of the session.