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Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-24
MARINES ENJOY
SYDNEY SUNDAY
1900 i. S. BOYS IN BLUE
ATTEND CATHEDRAL
GREAT CROWDS LINE STREETS
TO WITNESS PARADE
Catholics Give Big Barquet-EOasts
to King and Presldent-Rew
eleeson Responds-union
Services Held
: Associated Press.

Associated Press
SYDNEY. N. S. w. Aug. 2s.-Four
thousand men of the American neet
were permitted ashore today and 1z0O
Of these. including 1S4 officers. attend
ed high mass in the cathedral.
The services were impressive and
speciai music had been arranged IN
honor Of the Americans. Great crowds
lined tho streets ana took as great in
terest in the parading sailors as on
the first day Of their arrival.
A banquet was given tonight in the
town hall by the Catholics to 1900 men
and Officers of the fleet. which was at
tended by the federal ministers, judges
and other officials. Cardinal Moran,
archbishop Of sydney. presided.
Toasts were drunk to the king and
the president. after which Cardinal
Moran. in proposing ''Our Guests de-
liyered a long historical ADDRESS, snow
ing that Catholics had advanced along
fhe same line of prosperity and re-
ligious liberty in America and Aus
The Rev. Matthew c. G1eeson. chap
lain of the battleship Connecticut, re-
sponded in a brilliant address. lie SAID
tnat Sydney's reception surpassed any
that the fleet had received, even az
home. The magnificent hospitality or
4he Australians, he declared, would
make an abiding impression on the
hearts of eighty millions OF Americans
who were truly kinsmen.
America knew no religious problems,
whether English, Dutch, Irish or 9TH
ers. Australian and American 1oeeis
and achievements were similar ana ne
felt that the first and greatest honor
was to be known as an American.
Among the most cherished memen-
foes of the visit that the Americans
will carry away will be tame kanga-
roo which Cardinal Moran Will pre-
sent to the flagship Connecticut, as ne
said he wish the men of the snip TO
have something characteristic OF the
country.
Rear Admiral Sperry, Lord and Lady
Northcote, Sir Harry and Lady Raw
son. and large number of officers and
men OF the visiting feet attended the
Anglican cathedral, the Baptists and
congregationalists uniting In the serv-
ice, which also was largely attended.
Chaplain Stevenson of the battleship
Illinois. officiated at Methodist serV-
ice of the American and British blue
Jackets, while the Presbytertans Wor-
shipped in the town hail.
Admiral Sperry and Vice Admiral
Richard Poore, cornmander-in OF
the British squadron in Australian
waters, accompanied by a-number or
other officers, attended the church
parade of 5000 Australian troops.
The troops later marched to Centen-
Mai park. where the governor present.
ed che colors to the infantry regiment.
Following the storm of yesterday,
glorious weather prevailed today.
There was a gay scene I'M the harbor
ana the fleet was crowded with visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-24
Pioneer Dies

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %. -
Humphrey Ayers, a pioneer of Cali
fornia who crossed the plains in 1850
and was one OF the earliest of the gold
seekers, died at his home in Alameda
today. He was rs years old and his
death was due to a complication Of
disorders. He was manufacturer of
carriages for many years
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-24
Train 4 Wrecked

HELENA, Mont. Aug. 2s.--A report
reacher here late tonight that a
Northern Pacific train was wrecked
this evening at Lombard. Mont Sew
era1 people were injured and are being
brought to this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-24
ADJUSTMENTS
roRosco's BURBANK THEATER
Los Angeles Leading
Stock House.

AVA The two the
o
oaced houses the finest stock production of
ovs ordfamous political farce comedy "A Conented
man that was ever offered in the entire west
skepth
and
shnply
MY Military Maid assisted her dainty military
For an evening Hoyts
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-24
Her Wish

He-That's a good country up where
l live. You can grow everything.
She-I don't want to grow every
thing. / only want to grow young
Yonkers Statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-24
Locating the Time

Mrs. Dearborn-How long have you and Mr
Wabash been married2
Mrs Wabash--George. how, long is II since
you stopped kissing me?-Yonkers statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-24
Soft

BiIl-pidn't you know that a soft answer
turneth away wrath?
Jlli--No; called that fellow q mushhea@.
and ne was fighting mad. .--Tonkers statesmaa.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-24
Yellow Fever Gone

aToday we find yellow fever driven
from the isthmus, malaria and pneu-
monia greatly reduced ana nign
average Of health established
ssAithough the governments object Is
to dig the canal and provide living
quarters for a temporary enterprise, It
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-24
A Contented Woman

Every favorte the
Coing-The Road Yesterday Biggest play of the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-15
COMMITTEE TO
MEET VERY SOON
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION AS TO
WHEN COUNTY PRIMARY
WILL BE HELD

As soon as a &c. titled copy d The
rules Tor the democratic primary
election, as adopted by me siato *
ecutiye commit aa. mas been received
it is expected that f. E. Twitty
chairman Of the Glynn county execr-
tive committee. will call that organ
ization together The meeting may
be called as early as next week. and
If not then it is thought it viii be
held some time early next month.
There has been much discussion
relative to the time for the county
primary. Some OF the active poll,
texans of the county want it held on
June fourth, when the state primary
IS to be held Others think it Should
be held sooner.
AS a new executive committe is
to be elected this wear in the countl
primary it is believed the date will
be made sometime after the state
convention on lime twenty-third II
the county primary is held on June
fourth the newly elected county ex-
ccutive committee will select the del
ogatcs TO the state convention and
the present committee will have
nothing further - do than subscribe
20 the re ult Of the election If the
aanutf... urinary il unt off until after
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-15
CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

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Shortly afterwards, my husband in read
ing a copy Of weekly New York
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years ago.
The Cuticura Remedies not only
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as well; and have been the means Of
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by the Cuticura Remedies, and / don't
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IS the best blood medicine that the world
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$40 Jones Ave,
Oct 28, 1905. Selma. Ala.
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The Jumping OF Place.

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ing off place when | was advised to
try Dr. Kings New Discovery; and
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lfe. improvement began with The
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en- bottles was wen and happy
man again says George Moore, OF
Grimesland n c. AS a remedy for
coughs and colds and healer of weak
sore lungs and for preventing paeu
mona New Discovery is supreme.
SOC and Sl00 at Smiths Pharmacy.
Trial bottle free
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oct. 28, 1905
E ARLY RISE
The famous little pills.

Cold weather is 81 or doors.
am headquarters for blankets and
comforts,
Sig Levison.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-15
SKIN ECZEMA
IN WORST FORM

Black SpIOtches All Over Face
Produced Severe Itching-Year's
Treatment by Physicians Did No
Good and Became Despondent-
Affected Parts Now Clear as Ever
Alabama Lady's
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
FIRE LOSS OF THE
NATION IS IMMENSE
Half a Billion Dollars Yearly
Results From,Neglect Of
Precautions.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lin a re
port made to the national conserva-
ton commission, now in session in
Washington, those in charge of the
municipal section made an interesting
report, from which the following coli
corning fire loss ia this country IS
extracted:
The greatest source OF waste OF
structural materials aud of money val
ues is that due to fires and is one
which can be most readily reduced
by the substitution of fire-resisting
building materials for the infiammable
construction now so prevalent. The
cost of fire to the country, including
not only property destroyed, but
maintenance of fire departments, pay
ment of insurance premiums, protec-
tive agencies, additional cost of water
supplies. etc, amounted to over $685.
49,, 500 in 1907, or about fifty per cent
of the total value If the new building
construction in that year. This IRE
tax exceeded the total value of coal,
silver. copper and petroleum produc'
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
GOODWIN nUSTLlNG
SEATTLE EXHIBITS
Sends Letter To Boards of Su-
peNiSorS in the Various
Counties,

]. c. Goodwin. VINO was recently ap-
pointed honorary commissioner to col
lect and arrange for a display of min
erals of the territory at the exposition
TO be held in Seattle. is going on with
his work in the right sort of way, says
the Phoenix Republican. Mr. Goodwin
entertains the hope that the legisias
ture will make some provision by
means of an appropriation for max
ing a fine display al the exposition,
but between now and the time that
body eonvenes, he proposes TO do a
little work on his own account. lie
accordingly yesterday dispatched To-
the boards of supervisors of the va
rious first class counties letters ask
ing for their assistance. A portion
of one of these letters follows:
al am DESTROYS Of doing as much
p-ork IN the way of collecting the
minerals for the exhibit as can be-
done between this and the time or
the opening of the legislature. | am,
therefore. going to kindly ask the conf
missioners of the esunties that are
entitled to spend money for advertis-
ing the mineral and agricultural re
sources of their counties, to appro-
pirate enough money to pay the eX-
penses of travelling and collecting
minerals from the various mines ana
prospects in those counties. One Oh
the reasons for desiring to collect the
minerals myself is that may see the
mines or prospects from which the
minerals are obtained In order that
| I NAV intelligentiy answer the many
questions that will b. asked about To-
| cations and conditions of the mines
| from which the ores are obtafned,
when making the exhibit.
| 'sYou will find by examining the ap'
lpendix of the Revised Statutes OF Ari-
iona for. 1901, under No. IS, a pro
vision by which the board Of super
yisors in counties that have an as
sessed valuation of eight millions des
| ignated as first class counties. are
authorized and empowered to spend
the sum OF $500 IN furthering anc
advertising the mining and agricul
tural interests of the counties. L
YOUR county has not an immigration
commissioner, by appointing one, ht
NAV then recommend that a small
appropriation of, perhaps. $3.50 be SCI
aside for the purpose for which ASK
This is only for paying the expense
of gathering the minerals. l am a
the present time taking up the mat
ter of transportation with the ran
road companies, and arrangement
can be made by which minerals cal
be sent from all points in Arizon;
to some central point and from tina
point to Seattle, Ill free of charge
have also made arrangements 10
floor space free of charge in the min
eral building to exhibit these ores
and, when the legislature meets, Their
is no doubt but what an appropriation
will be made to pay all the expense
for putting the exhibit in place AM
taking care of it throughout the eS
position.
''In counties of other than the frs
class, am taking up this matter VIII
the boards of trade and chambers o
commerce, asking them to help alon;
with the exhibit.
Hoping to hear from your honor
able body soon. and thanking you il
advance for any favors, l remaTl
Yours respectfully,
81. c. GOODWIN"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13

ton of the United States in that year,
and was thirteen times the interest
On the national debt. Four,fifths OF
this loss, or 1855 ,000, 600, is prevent
able waste compared with the present
European standard of building con-
struction and fire losses. The prop
erty loss from fires in the Unitea
States in 1907 was $2.51 per capita,
while in the cities oil six large Euro
pean countries it was only AS cents
per capita. The total per capita loss,
including interest and maintenance OF
fire departments, excessive water sup
plies. insurance premiums, etc, was
s5.34 In addition, 1449 persons lost
their lives in fire, while 1854 were in
jured.
A notable feature of this fire loss Is
that q per cent was due to fires ex-
tending beyond the building where
they originated. Such losses are the
result of infiammable construction, for
with brick and less infiammable build
iugs fires are more readily confined
to the building in which they start.
II is even more noticeable that only
sss 900 900 of this loss was on brick,
concrete. stone and other slow burn
ing construction, while double that
amount, or about $14S,000,000 was on
frame buildings. In the last 33 years
the total fire waste amounted to about
four and a half billion dollars.
At a reasonable estimate. probably
more than one-half the insurance, one
fourth OF the city water supply and
distribution charges. threefourths OF
the fire department charges.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
POOL REPORTS MINING NEWS
FROM VICINITY OF W|NKLEMAN

force of men at work and according to
report, it is soon 10 be worked on
scale corresponding to its great size.
II was formerly known as the O'Car-
roll property and was extensively
opened up before the sale was made.
In the event of resuming operations
these two companies, the Saddle
Mountain and London-Arizona, would
employ more than o thousand men.
With two such mines working what a
blessing it would be to the entire
country.
The Raw Mine.
Hopes are entertained that the Ray
mine at Kelvin will soon resume oper=
atoms Two hundred men are en-
ployed ON the property at this time.
mostly engaged in doing development
work. This is known as one of the
Mammoth companies on which the
hope of Pinal county is based. An i'm
mense amount of money has been in
vested in the plant, which is consld-
cred to be one of the most thoroughly
equipped properties in the territory.
1t was closed down on account of the
low price in copper, but it is be-
lieyed that preparations for a resump
tfon of work are now under way.
The Plumed Knight.
What is supposed To be the hangings
all of the Plumed knight vein has
Neen reached at SO feet. The crosscut
7ras run at the 100 foot level, and the
'owest grade met with was four pen
cent copper and foUG. ounces silver,
One streak of cuprite ore eight feet
thick gives an average of II per cent
| copper and 10 ounces silver. The
Pulmed Knight promises to be the
greatest copper property there is IN
| the entire basin in which it is sit
uated.
The Stone and Burch Group.
| John w Stone left yesterday with
/ four men to do the assessment or
group of claims owned by themselves
and Frank Higgins. The group con
sists of eight claims situated near the
/ east end OF the Silver Bell range Or
one claim shaft 100 feet deep has
| been sunk and is all in ore. 1ht
claims are copper bearing and give
promise of having much merit
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
70 SAVE TIME IN KITCHEN.
Few Moments Gathered In Here and
There Amount to Much.

To get best results with rice. wash
quickly in cold water and drop slowly
into water that is boiling rapidly
Rice prepared in this fashion will be
soft and mealy, yet whole, in 20 min
Gtes or half an hour. Have plenty of
water I'm tine kettle and drain the rice
directly it is cooked-before the water
stops boiling.
Save fuel by washing beans and all
dried fruits until the water poured OF
is clear. Then soak over night, cover
ing them with warm, not cold, water
To get best results with macaroni.
do not break it before cooking Drop
it whole into sailed boiling water.
cook 20 minutes, drain In a colander,
coil it in the baking dish, pour cream
sauce over it and finish on with graf
cd cheese and bits Of butter. Bake
golden brown. You lose much of the
substance in breaking IL in short
lengths before cooking.
Mix prunes and raisins for supper
dish. The raisins give the prunes a
tang that is savory.
To make the mint jelly so popular
and expensive-at exchange and tea
rooms, try this recipe: Wash and
brllise bunch Of fresh mint; cover
with a pint of boiling water and sim
mer very gently Is minutes. Strain
and. tes every pint Of this liquid. while
hot allow a package Of ready-to-use
lemon Jelly powder. Add sugar to
taste. STIR until sugar and Jelly pow.
der are dissolved. Mold and set on
ice to harden Garnish with fresh
ninf leaves
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13

TUCSON, Dec. If. NJ. Pool, SUI
perintendent of the Ash Greek Gold
Mill and Mining company at Wrinkle
man, on the CHA river, is in the city
on business. He reports his company
in which many Tucson people are IN
terested, as working a small force OIL
men and taking out pay ore, some or
which is quite high grade in gold and
copper. The property is not a new
one as some 500 or 800 feet of work
had been done on il prior to the work
done the present year Drifting Is now
being done on the 100 foot level with
satisfactory results. Although the
ledge is OF considerable width, the
pay streak proper averages about
four feet in width, and has a known
value of ten dollars gold and two
per ton. Within the past fifteen days
some fifty tons of this grade of ore
has been put on the dump. This prop
eTty in the opinion of Mr.. Pool, has
an important future before it. A III
! tie later he hopes to have much
| larger force of men at work than he
now has.
The Saddle Mountain Copper Co.
Report is current that this company
| is about to resume operations on an
extensive scale. The property has
never been idle, but the men employ
ed about it-have been doing develop
ment work and keeping it in first class
shape preparatory to resumption OF
work when copper strengthens in val.
'ue 1t is further reported that the
I 200 ton smeIter is to be replaced by
one capable OF handling 500 tons a
day, but in the opinion of Mr.. Poo
the property could well stand Teduc
ton works of 1000 tons capacity. The
ore bodies, although not high grade
are of mimmense size and apparently
limitless in quantity. With a large
plant in operation on this property
the territorial output of copper would
be swelled enormously.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
HARTMAN AFTER
TRASK'S JOB,
AS. CONSTABLE
Files Contest Over Plurality Of
One Vote In the Benson Pre-
cinct-votes Win Be Re-
counted December %.
(special 70 the Review.l }

tSptCldi 10 the iNeNieN-f
TOMBSTONE. Dec. 12.-After all
the taIk of a contest arising out Of
the general election I'm this county last
month, there has at last realized one
contest which was filed in the district
court yesterday and which is entitled
James Harpan VS.. F. A. Trask, and
contests the latter's election 90 the
office OF constable OF the Benson pre-
cinct.
The returns as canyassed by the
board of supervisors showed that
Trask had been elected by a plurality
OF one vote, and he was accordingly
given his certificate OF election by the
board OF supervisors.
The complaint in. the contest al
leges that there were three men,
Anderson Sykes, Bennett and McDu-
gan, who had registered In other pre-
cincts than Benson, but had re-
sided in Benson for at least, thirty
days prior to the day OF election. That
when these men went into the polls to
vote they were informed by the cleo
ton board that they could vcre tor
the candidates on the county tickets,
but did not have the right to vote for
the precinct officers and they acting
under the instructions given shcn, by
tho election board. did not vote for
the precinct officers. while & was
their intention, if they had been given
the right TO vote. TO pave voted for
the plaintiff as the cand.da.e fci cen
stable.
The complaint further alleges that
under this ruling~3s the board, which
was Illegal, the pIainIn was defeated
Tor the Office of constable. and asks
that the certificate that was granted
10 Trask by the board of supervisors
he Cancelled and the board OF super
visors be ordered to give the certifi-
cate to him.
As all election contests aave to be
taken up in the court within certain
length of time after their being
brought, an order was made in the
district court this morning setting the
case for trial on December 23 This
means that ar entire recount OF the
election precinct viii have 20 be made
in the district court OF the votes cast
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13

Albums all sizes and shapes Including those
ed on easels, and the musical kiuds
$3.50 Albums Eases. w.. $500
$3.50 Albums Easels now ...........-.. $500
$3.50 Musical Albums now ....-.......... 81 so
$3.50 Albums at $3.50
$1.75 and $500 Post Card Albums at ....... 81 10
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
Examining Court Records.

William H. Ramsey, connected with
department of justice at Washington,
as an examiner. is in the city and will
be here for several days. fIe is " ak
ing an examination of the records of
the proceedings of the United States
court for this district. going over all
of the books that are ON file in the
clerks Office for q number OF years
back Mr. Ramsey has been examin-
ing the records in all of the United
States courts of the territory, which
reports are sent by him TO the depart
ment a Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13

$1,000 Genuine Sterling
Silver Sets at. . $3.50
$3.50 QuadruPle Silver
Plated Sets at -. .S6.75
$3.50 French Stag Horn
Sets at $3.50
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued out of the probate
court during the past few days:
John f. Lords of Douglas and Mat
tie Clay of San Angelo, Texas.
J. W. Costin of Paradise and Nancy
B. Hall of the same place.
Emil r. LEM of Naco and Grace 4.
Maxfield of the same place.
Jose Martin OF Tombstone and Cen
ceptiOn Garcia of the same place.
A. ]. Fairclough and Margaret Krin
bill, both OF Bisbee.
Samuel Mercer of Bisbee and
Myrtle Flynn of Masonville.
Inocencio Reyes of Lowell and
Rosiara Caldecon, of the same place
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
The LondoD-Arizona,

This is another big property IN the
same locality Of which reports are
rife. Something over a year ago this
property was sold to its present own
ers for 100000. Il also has small
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13

Review want ADS bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13

for the candidates for constable, but
will not In any way effect the candi
dates for the other offices on The
tic'N ts