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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-31
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-31
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-31
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-31
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-31
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-31

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
.B|SBEE AND DOUGLAS SHOULD
 GET BENEFIT BY THROUGH RATES

The following letter was received by Secretary McNair from General Traf nc Manager Schumacher of the k Paso & Southwestern system relative to including Douglas within the scope or the hrongh rate to the Pacific coast which will be put on by the trunk lines during 1909.
 Chicago, ILL, Dec. 1G, 1908.
 Nr. w. P. McNatr, Secretary Dong las Chamber of Conasaerce and Mines. Douglas Arizona: My Dear MT. Mo Nair:-I am very glad indeed to re ceive your favor of the 18th instant. l heard of your connection with the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Sas very glad of 1t. In treating with commercial bodies of this kind, ralL road men, as you are no doubt aware, would much prefer to handle their ne gotiations with some one who can view the various questions from a railroad standpoint as well as com mercial, thus think obtaining much better results. Douglas. no doubt, has a great many natural advantages and with what help our railroad can justly give t, have no doubt but what it will prosper and be quite an important commercial center. For your informa- ton, will say that have been nego- tiating with our connections for some time past to apply h connection with our western division. all passenger rates to and from the Pacific coast, with privilege of stop-oyer at Douglas and Bisbee; these rafes 10 apply with. out extra charge. feu understand at present the Pacific rcast rates apply
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
| MAY INVEST IN
 MEXICAN PROPERTY
English and Canadian Capital
 iStS Looking Over Holdings In Chihuahua.

Governor CreeI gave the Enterprise the news on Thursday that English and Canadian capitalists are invesu- gating the holdings of the Sierra Madre Land and Lumber company Tn the state of Chihuahua with a view to purchasing them. He stated that Dr. Pierson of Mexico City, repre- senting the financial interests men tioned, passed through here on Thurs day on his way to Fl Paso to confer with Judge A. B. Fall, Col W. U. Greene's representative.
 Mir. Greet mentioned also that these English and Canadian capitalists might buy the Chihuahua and Pacific railroad.
 Some mining engineers represent ing English capitalists went out near Iy three weeks ago to examine the Concheno mines of the Greene Gold Silver company It is stated that there are two parties out now representing different interests and Investigating the Sierra Madre Land and Lumber companys holdings
 The Pierson party was out at Ma dera the first of the week. No further particulars are given regarding the movements or the personnel of the party
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
TEXAS PARTY BACK FROM DOS CABEzAS
Brought Gack Ore From Ari- zona Queen Mine For the
 Purpose of Testing.

\ party Of prominent business men from Fort Worth, composed of W. C. Forbes. William Capps, Y. s. Ward law and T. NJ. Thannish. arrived in Douglas today from the Dos Cabesos mining district, where they are inter eSted in the Arizona Queen mine. With them they brought six sacks of gold ore for test treatment at the Copper Queen smelter, where they spent the greater part of today.
 MT. Forbes was a. one time super intendent of the weatherford and Min eral Wells railroad and Is an old friend of Andy and Rufe Scott.
 These gentlemen have just organ. ized the Arizona Qucen Mining com pany with holdings n the Dos Cabesos mining district with a capital stock of $300,000. Of this new company T. M. Thannish is the president and W. c. Forbes is the secretary and treas urer. They all express themselves as very much pleased with the showing of their property and state that they will now push development work, the work heretofore done having been merely in the way Of prospecting.
 The party will leave for the cast this evening
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
DOUGLAS SOON ID
 BE BIG MEAT DEPOT
Company Preparing To Enlarge Business At That
 Point.

Present indications point to the fact 1 that Douglas is destined in the near | future to become a large meat distriD- uting point for the southwest. One or 1 the latest developments along this l line is announced by A. B. Nannie, representative of the Swift company
 in this section, with headquarters
 here, who states that he has been sum-
 moned to Fl Paso by his company, ana will leave within the next few days
 to consult with them as to proposed eniargements of his territory and the | field about Douglas.
 According to Mir Nannie's informa- ton Douglas is to remain the distrib-
 uting point, as it has been for several months, but that a number of changes are. to be made. For instance. the storage and the shipping part of the business is to be turned over to the Scott Transfer company which Win thus add another important feature to their already large business. Mir. Mamie further states that since the opening of the Naco-NogaIes branch he is able 70 ship meats from Douglas to points on the Sonora rail- road far cheaper than formerly. and is now able to ship meats from Doug las to Nogales via the Naco-Noga1es cut of far cheaper than 1t was tor merly possible to shtp to Nogales. and cheaper. indeed, than is possible from any other Arizona point This opens up the whole western Sonora field ana .,iready great business expansion has been felt by the Swift company in this direction.
 MT Mamie states that there mas been very large and noticeable in crease in the company's business for the past sixty days and that a contin- uance of this will certainly mean q large packing and storage plant for Douglas with its establishment as one of the chief packing ceDters in the southwest. His new territory win take in the points along the Sonora raII- road, including Hermosillo and Guay- mas and the points along the newly built road south of Guaymas.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
| TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY NEWS
|Sylvanite News
 + Notes <

SYLyANITE, N M., Dec. 22.-Th, Elks Of Sylyanite gave big mnsical and smoker last evening in the Aguir. re tent on Bisbee street in honor oI Parker Woodman and Jack MeGregor of Bisbee, who blew into camp for the night Tonight the herd give a big dance at the same place. The boys are doing their best to put the camp on the map in a musical and social way.
 This week promises to be dullest in the history of SyIyanite. many having gone home for the holidays. A big in Aux of new blood is looked for sport ly after the first of the new year with the return of the pioneers.
 JaC1 W'icks and associates today sod to l. r. Davis of Butte, Mont, the Gertie c. group north of Wood mine fors15,OO0.,
 Dr. Wheeler and Milton Ish of Gold field. New, have secured controlling interest in the Sylvanite Consolidated Mining company, the owners of the famous Clemmie group.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23

setts.
 The democratic nomination tor United States senator in New York. which will be an empty honor this year, may be made the test of leader ship between Boss" Murphy of Tam many Hall and Chairman Connors or the state committee. The formers Candidate is Lewis Nixon. the ship builder, while Chairman Connors fav- DTS ". Carlyl Ely. Buffalo traction man. who was mentioned for the gub- srnatorial nomination last summer.
 A peculiar situation has developed in Missouri in regard to the Uniteu States senatorship. Senator William !. Stone is the democratic candidate for reelection and his party has a present majority In the legislature of seven votes oh joint ballot. The re. publican managers have announced that ten contests win be filed whsn the legislature meets If four of these contests are decided adversely to the democrats. the political complexion of the legissatare win be changed and Lieutenant Governor Mckinley, who carried the senatorial primary. prob. ably will succeed Senator Stone.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
CARRIES SIX TONS
 WITH AUTOMOBILE Tucson Man Ready To Guaran- tee Results In Ore Hauling
 With Auto.
lsneciaI Id Revieml

TUCSON. Dec. 22.-D. F. Harra has arrived in the city from trip through the states Of Chihuahua and Sonora, and went ns far south as Guadalajara in the state of Jalisco. making experi- mental trips from the various mining camps carrying ore.
 Harra used a double six-cylinder White steamer, freighting automatic ally. specially constructed for rough work from the mines to the shipping points.
 Harra guarantees to make F miles an hour and to carry from five to six tons of ore in his machine. which he has been endeayoring to introduce in the various mining camps.
 lie will remain in Tucson for a day or two and will then make a tr'p to the Helvetia properties and to Silver Bell in the interest of the manufact- urers.
 During his trip through Mexico which he commenced last July, he covered a considerable part of the republic of Mexico and during the several months that he travelled used only two new tires, and the machin- cry of his car was uninjured.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
Pioneers Leave Douglas.


 Judge and Mrs. Dee Reece left yes. terday afternoon for their future home which will be at Yuma, where Judge Reece will assume the position of dep uty collector of customs for that port They left a host of friends in Douglas and many were at the depot yester. day to bid them good bye. Judge Reece has been deputy collector of customs at this rost for six years, coming here with the office soon after Douglas was started on it's marvellous growth. He and Mrs Reese have al ways been very popular and their de parture caused deep regret At the depot they expressed regret because their departure had been so sudden as 1t did not afford them the oppor. tunity to say good bye to many Of their friends. Judge Reece ranked al ways as one of the substantial citl. zens of Douglas and always displayed commendable interest in all things undertaken for the advancement Ol the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
} POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.
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The republican members of the Iil- inois delegation in the house have unanimously indorsed Joseph G. Can non for reelection 1as speaker
 The recent admission of Senator Gore of Oklahoma to practice in the supreme court of the United States is believed to be the first instance of the admission of sightless man to that bar.
 Charles A. Korbly of Indianapolis who defeated for congress the well known Jesse 0yerstreet in the Seventh district of Indiana, is 27 years old and will be one of the youngest members of the sixty-first congress.
 United States Senetor McI1aurin of Mississippi whose term will expire March 4, 1913, will be opposed for reelection by ex-Governor Vardaman The nomination, which is equivalent to election, will be made in the pri- mary election of 1911
 Friends of Governor R. B. Glenn of North Carolina believe that he may become a candidate for the nomina- ton for congress in the Fifth district two years hence. The democratic nominee was defeated there this year bg dOtAi hAOh CAtCa4y q ACPubbCdA-
 At it's recent meeting in Washing ton the National League of Democrat ic clubs selected as temporary officers Representative Suizer of New York, president: William c. Liller, New York, secretary, and Cotter T. Brioe. Washington. D. C., treasurer
 Congressman Charles Landis. woo was defeated for reelection ip the Ninth Indiana district. has been select ed by Senator Beveridge for collector of revenue in the Terre Haute district. which. next to Peoria, is the largest in the country.
 Congressman George l.. Iilley. gov ernor-elect of Connecticut. who has been called upon to answer charge of violating the election laws In distrib- uting money among saloon keepers for campaign purposes, has been a member of the national house Of rep resentafives since 1903. He Is fifty years old and native of Massachn-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23

via Douglas with an additional charge of $500. This is what we are aiming to eliminate, making the straight rate via Douglas. With your long time rail road experience, yod will appreciate how difficult it is tc bring about a change in some old established meth cd of rate making, so l hope you wilt not become impatient about these matters. We will work them out just as fast as it is possible to do so.
 With kind regards and wishing you every success in your new posi- tion, I am
 Yours sincerely, (Signed) T. AI. CHUMACHER.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES.
Extend Call.

Extend Gall.
 The board of directors of the Y. M. c. A. held a meeting Saturday night and extended a call to Samuel Warr of Little Rock, Arkansas, to come and take charge of the work here. Mir. Warr has been in the I. M. c. A. work for over twenty years and has done splendid work in the different places he has been working fin.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
Had His Lea Broken.

About Il o'clock last night, while on his way home, Chas. D. Scruggs tripped and fell on G avenue near the Atherton bar breaking his right leg in two places. Three of Mir. Scruggs friends carried him into the adobe house in the rear If the Cottage hotel where his leg was set and he was taken care of. Mir. Scruggs was cop persmith at the railroad yards and is single man with no relatives in town.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
Elks' Races.

The Elks' races Saturday evening at the hall drew Q crowded house there being nearly three hundred present. On entering the hall each Elk was provided with a roll of Elk money. big enough to choke a COW and the way they went against the sure thing games was a caution. The various races were exciting and the finishes close. They all voted Bill Al word knew how to conduct races to get the maximum amount of fun out of them.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
DICK Rsos.

Special Wire to l.. J. Overlock.J
 NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The early raids this morning, coupled with an effort to break the market by raiding Shelters was a miserable failure Heavy buying of M., K. & T. and the Wabashes frsghtened Union Pacific and Southern Pacific shorts who made haste to cover. The Hill stocks were not buoyant, but they will be and Northern Pacific will be neck and neck with Great Northern, low priced Mexican and Bethlehem look well All the Pennsylvania issues will ad. vance and the January disbursements Of $20o, o,00e.000 will make higher prices.
 Old papers, sSe per hundred: apply
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
Editor on a Visit.

Renwick White, editor of the Para disc Record, passed through Douglas today, bound for North Pomona, Cal, to spend Christmas With his sister, who resides there, aLd his mother, who is a recent arrival in California for the winter, coming from her home at Highlands, N. C. He expects to be absent from the territory about ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
Died in Fort woxh.

Sam Hayhurst yesterday received a telegram from Fort Worth bearing the sad news of the death of his sister. Mrs. Mona Webb, in that city, after a protracted illness. Mrs. Webb for meriy resided in Douglas. leaving here last winter to reside in Fort Worth.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
Badly injured.

Badly injured.
 ored Baptist church, was badly in jured yesterday while returning from church. He attempted to board a nov ing street car and was dragged one hundred yards.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
TERRITORIAL
 NOTES

r
 Francis J Heney, the noted graft prosecutor of San Francisco. is ex- pected in Tucson soon to spend va eaton and visit with his brother
 Los Angeles merchants evidently have large demand for tde kissing plant. Nistletoe. Their orde-s fer supplies rom Arizona have been large this year
 Two new insurance companies have entered Arizona for business and have filed statements of their condition, ! with the territorial secretary They are the Guarantee Lifs Insuranc. company Of Houston. Texas. and the North River Insurance company Cf New SC-k
 Joe Red'c, engineer on the BurrL line. returned this week to BensoL from two months visit to Texas and Arkansaw, where in company with hi mother they have visited relatives. Joe says he is feeling as fit as q fiddle.
 The Boom Shaft of the T. c. NJ. company at Tombstone is now giving about 5,J00,00e gallons of water daily. This company is pushing work on thc shaft at their Silver Plume property, which waen completed will open Up the copper body discovered a few months ago on the Emerald mine.
 Three prisoners held at Benson Oh a burglary charge made their escape through the gable end of the jail and have not since been heard from.
 The Arizona Health League al Tue Son raised s75 Friday and Saturday to help give Christmas cheer to the needy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
BirthdaX Dance.

BITIhoay Dance.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lige Ratliff gave a dance and supper Saturday night in honor of NIT. Ratliff's thirty-fourth birthday. at their ranch home four miles north of the city. A number of people from Douglas enjoyed the evening
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
FOR SALE.

old papers. 25 cents a hundred at The Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23

old papers, ssc per hundred: apply 3t Rnview office.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23

Francis j Heney, the noted graft prosecutor of San Francisco. is ex- pected in Tucson soon to spend a va cation and visit with his brother.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23

Three prisoners held at Benson Oh a burglary charge made their escape through the gable end of the jail and have not since been heard from.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23

The Arizona Health League at Tue son raised s75 Friday and Saturday to help give Christmas cheer to the needy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
NEGRO SHOOTS MIR. CLARK.

Cottonwood, March 4.--(speciaL)- Alvah Clark, prominent farmer of Taylor, was shot today by a negro from ambush
 The negro was tenant of Mir, Clark and had refused to work. Saturday MT. Clark had been rernonstrating with the negro when he left and secured shot gun; loaded it with buck shot and hid himself and when Mir. Clark came along shot him in the breast with pos sibly fatal results
 The afTair has created strong feeling here as we'll as at Taylor as MT. Clark Is well known in this section.
 A message states that the negro has been captured at SIocornb.
 Frank Granger who has been teach ing school five months at Wickeberge has returned to Cottonwood and will enter the school here.
 pr. W. P chaIken and family have moved to Slocomb.
 An effort is being made to add more territory to the town of Cottonwood.
 Mre. Shaw, of Dothan. is visiting her sister, Mrs. !. E. Aaam&