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Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE
 MATERIAL.

Sealed proposals will be received at my office until 7:30 D. m. Thursday, February, 20, 1908, for the sale and delivery to the City of Bisbee, Coehise County, Arizona, of the following bridge material, or any part thereof:
 Bridge No. 1 40 feet, 29 feet S5z inches span: 15-12 inches I beams, 33k feet long, S1h pounds per foot.
 140 it. 2hx2kinches by 5-1s inches angle iron.
 PIP inch channels, 33h inches long.
 34-12x12 inches by F inch iron plates.
 Bridge No. ?, 20 feet, 1sFoot span 5-19 foot l beams, S11s pounds per foot
 2-1S inch channels.
 40 it. 212x21z inches by 5-16 inch angle iron.
 14-12x12 inches by # inch iron plates.
 Bridge No. 3, 40 feet. 1S.5 it. span
 15-21 foot beams, BIZ pounds per foot
 21 inch channels. 95 It. 21sx215 inches by 5-16 inches angle iron.
 S4-12x12 inches by E inch iron plates
 Bridge NO. I, 4O IL 10 It. ( lnches span
 14-19k it. beams, 811k pounds per foot.
 90 it. by 21ax2k inches by 5-16 inch angle iron. 2-1Sh it. channels.
 32-12 inchss by 12 inches by F inch iron plates. beams to be bored every inches through ton fiange with E inch hole. Channels to be bored through web, 7 holes. every six feet.
 Proposals to be in sealed envelope endorsed Proposals for Bridge Ma teriai," and be accompanied by a cer. tified check for 10 per cent ot amount bid.
 The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. c. w. HICKS, City Clerk. 791
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
NINETY DAYS FOR | BEATING BOARD BILL
Ed. McManuS Gets Extreme Penalty of the Law For
 Defrauding landIady,
Lowell. Ariz.. Feb. s. 1908

Lowell AriZ., Feb. <. lyOS.
 Ed. McManus was today sentenced to ninety days in the county jail for beating a board bill. the extreme pen atty of the law McManus was arrest ed by Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer at Bisbee on February 5. at which time he was about to board train for the east The complaint was lodged against him by Mrs. N. E. Tedaldi who conducts the Cottage boarding house in Upper Lowell When arraigned be- fore Judge Grier on Thursday. he pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury trial. His trial stook place this afternoon and the verdict of the jury. which was guilty, resulted in the above sentence. The amount involved was $17.
 Tbs morning the case of the F. A. TovTea Company vs. Ben Behrends and NJ. E. Behrends, his wife, was tried in Judge Grier's court. The suit was for s265.95. After the evidence was all in, Judge Grier decided in fa- yor of the plaintiff, allowing them judgment in the above amount. Robert Sinclair. who was under ar rest in Douglas for jumping his board bill appeared before the judge this morning and pleaded not guilty of 'willfully and unlawfully defrauding a hotel keeper" etc. The complaint was lodged against him by the pro prietor of the Hui boarding house in Upper Lowell His trial has been set for Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
Lowell Services.

Services at the Lowell chapel will begin tomorrow with Sunday school at 9.45 a. m., leson, Jesus and the Wom. an of Samaria," John 4:1-42. Preach. ing services will be held at II a. m and 7:30 D. m.; morning theme will be with Whom God Is Blessed;" the
 evening theme to be Gods Love for
 Men" Y. P. s. c. B, 6:45 p. m., topic ''Ministering to Strangers and the
 Sick Mark 25:31-46. Special music
 will be rendered by C.. A. R. Crowell
 at the morning service. Choir prac,
 tice will be held on Monday evening at 7:15. Prayer meeting and congress.
 sional meeting will be held on Wed.
 nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. At this meeting officers for the church will be elected, at which all are in.
 vited and urged to be present-C. H
 Riemenschneider, pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09

national guard of Arizona, was yester- day appointed adjutant general of the territory by Governor Kibbey.
 The news of Major Coggins' ap- pointment to this responsible position will be received with general satis- faction. As inspector of small arms practice, he knows almost every man in the Arizona militia personally There was never a more popular off cer in the N. G. A.
 Adjutant General Coggins enlisted in Company B of Phoenix, May 19 1893. From the very first he took a most active interest in the welfare of the company and in practice shoot ing. On November IS of that same year he was advanced to the position of sergeant, and on October IS. 1894 was commissioned as first lieutenant l April II, 1896, he was elected captain of Company B.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
IittIe Hone For Rnu.

Joseph, the little S-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Paul Primeau, of John son addition. is in a precarious condi- tion, and his life is despaired of. The little lad is suffering from paralysis of the left side, from his head down to his feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
AocIdent at the Lowell.

George Marz had his foot badly mashed while at work in the saw mill at the Lowell mine. The accident oc- cured this morning and was caused by timber falling on the injured member. Mir. Marz resides in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
prisoners To Tombstone

Deputy Sheriffs Humm and Bauer will tomorrow morning take Estanado Lopez, Manuel Lopez, Victor Palahos and Ed McManus to Tombstone where they will serve sentences.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
Entertained cIass

Miss Cecille Holden this afternoon entertained her Sunday school class at W. H. Holden in Lowell. The event proved to be quite a pleasant affair.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
Lowell Locals.


 Miss Belle Warbnrion will return to her home in Kansas Clty on Monday morning, after spending several months visiting here. Miss Edna Cox arrived in Warren yesterday, and will make her future home there. She will live with the family of Postmaster Hanscom.
 Mayor B. A. Taylor of Gleason was Lowell visitor today, returning this afternoon.
 J. Q. Braun of the Braun-Ferguson Company of Los Angeles, who own the Bisbee Drug Company stores here, was in Lowell this morning on busi- ness visit.
 George Smith of the Johnson Addi- ton left this morning for Mexico City, where he has secured position.
 Jim Kinney was up from his ranch this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
Escaped Injury

Dan and Gilbert, the young sons of Daniel Hanley, had a narrow escape from injury this afternoon. While both boys were riding saddle horse at a Iope. the animal suddenly drop
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09

At the Iris.
 A large crowd attended the per formanee at the Iris theater this even ing. The program was exceptionally good. Mile. Cleo gave an exhibition of buck and wing dancing which was well received. Ozro Goodhue. the "boy in blue" rendered a banjo solo. also a vocal sole. "Forty-fye Minutes From Broadway which made quite a hit Paul Denson rendered an illustrated song which met with considerable ap- plause; the song being Down Where the Cotton Blossoms Crow The pic lures were some of the best ever shown in Lowell Pathe Bros latest trick picture "Mysterious ArmoT," be ing one of the best in trick photo graphy ever accomplished. The Ghosts Holiday" also was good pic ture. The program will be changed for Sunday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
Recentinn Weli Attended

The 'get acquainted" social which was held at the Warren school house last night was well attended and proved to be quite a success. An en. joyable time is reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09

FOR RENT-One store room and sew en modern new rooms in Review
 avenue. Apply to Johnson & Haig- Ter, old Edwards & Thompson stand. 759
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09

FOR RENT-Four large rooms with pantry and closet on Johnson addi- ton. Convenient to all mines and on car line, S20 Apply Central Phar
 macy. 766
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09

if you are dissatisfied with your meats, just give us a tria, and you will get satisfaction. George Woods, Lowell. 794
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for housekeeping. Apply No. z, Clawson Hill, by Congress House.
 76S
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LosT-One red Irish setter. and one brown and white English setter. Reward will be paid for their return to J. T. Hood, Miners & Merchants Bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09

coGeINs IS ADJUTANT.
 PHOENIX, Ariz.. Feb. 7.-Lewis W Coggins, mayor of Phoenix and in spector of small arms practice for the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09

fresh ranch eggs Call or see o. w Fowler, South Bisbee. 767
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'COCHISE COUNTY.
At the Iris.

ped dead. the boys barely eeaping be- ing caught under the horse.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IF YOU want to buy or sell furniture. phone S41, O. K Furniture Co. ID 0. K. St., and we will do the rest.
 Right next to Pythian Castle. 579
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09

UNION STAGE leaves South Bisbee 8 a. m., 2 p. m. and 6 p. m. Leaves Bisbee, Il a. m., p. m. and 1O:30 p. m. A. Ferrens. 655
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-$60.00 buys horse, buggy and harness. See M. A. Gunnert, opposite Bakerville, across the
 Hume. TIA.
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Review Want Ads. bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09
LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-A black and tan bulldog pup,
 two months old, up Quarry Canyon, above Convent, about 12 o'clock Wednesday. Return to H.. A.
 Schwartz, Bank of Bisbee and re- ceive liberal reward 749
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-Storagc of all classes of
 goods. Apply Brophy Carriage O.,
 Lowell SPA
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-09

NTERNATIoNAL LAUNDRY-Spec-
 ial attention given to personal work. Phone 305. "A
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wANTEn

AMATEURS wanted for stage. Full
 particulars by addressing ''Theatri- cal" 1792 W. Cumberland St., Phil
 a delphia, Pa. 100
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-10-28
KERN CHARGE IS FALSE

Chicago, Oct. 2s-Fred w. Upham,
assistant treasurer Of the republican
campaign fund, when shown John w.
Kern's charge, made in Upton, Ind.
yesterday, that 100000 collected
largely from trusts, had been sent into
Indiana, said:
mot a dollar Of anybody's+ money
has been sent out of my office to In
diana. If there had been, would
know it, and Mr.. Kerns statement is
untrue. It's an end of lie campaign
yarn scarcely worth denying"
Sims Says Mo, Too.
Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 2s-When
shown the story from Upton wherein
John w. Kern charged him with
handling 100000 Of campaign funds.
Fred Sims, secretary of state, said:
This is absolutely false. l know
nothing of 100000 campaign fund
for Indiana. 1t is about time for
such stories to be circulated, as the
democrats hope to help their cause in
this way"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-10-28
HUNDREDS ABSENT
FROM THE POLL
NAVY YARD MEN WILL NOT VOTE,
DUE TO FEDERAL ORDER.

Portsmouth N. H., oct. 2s-Several
hundred qualified voters, working men
in the Portsmouth navy yards, will not
go to the. polls on election day in Ports
mouth, Newcastle and Kittery. Me-, as
a result Of the governments order pre-
venting civil service employees from
holding office in this city or surround
ing towns, and forbidding participation
in politics.
The order has already been respon-
sible for the designations of each Of the
three selectmen of the town Of New
castle. and in that town and Kittery.
as well as in this city, the holders of a
number of minor positions in the town
or city government have been forced
to give them up, while in several cases
employees have resigned their positions
in the yard@.-----.-
The men affected are for the most
part republicans. 1855
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-10-28
Will TAMMANY
KNIFE BRYAN?
NEBRAskAN's FRIENDS Discov- :
ER THEY ARE BEING "Dou-
BILE CROSSED"

New York, Oct 2SA man close to
william j. Bryan said today tnat per-
sonally he felt convinced TamHany
Hall is betraying Mr.. Bryan and the
democratic party, and that there will
be wholesale knifing OF the Nebraskan
by the Tan1manyites on election day.
Moreover, it was stated, the griev-
ances of Bryan's friends would be air
ed at a meeting Of the Progressive
Democratic league at Cooper union on
Friday evening
Augustus Thomas, the playwright,
ia staunch friend Of Mr.. Bryan. He
il president Of the Progressive Demo
cratic league. Mr.. Thomas. It was an
nounced today, would be the principal
speaker at Cooper union. He expected
to make sensational charge against
Tammany Hall, and its leaders in
particular.
The lukewarmness and apathy dis
played by Tammany Hall In its con-
duct OF the campaign has been
strangely in contrast with what the
organization was accustomed to at the
time there vas candidate It really
cared FOR at the head Of the ticket.
Few big II. tings have been held.
The district leaders, according to all
reports. are doing little or nothing In
the way Of educating voters on the
issues Of the national campaign and
sssaaing votes for Bryzn, .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-10-28
Government Suit for Dissolution
Resumed Today
RAILROAD man TIESTIFIEs
SECRETARY or THE PkiELADEL-i
PHiA AND READING sWEARs
THAT RAILWAY CO. "sTAkED"
READING COAL co. TO ssO,Ooo,ooo.
BUT OWNS NO COAL STOCK.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 2s.-The
hearing in the suit instituted by the
government for the dissolution of the
So called coal trust was resumed to-
day before G. H. Guilbert who was
appointed examiner by the United
States district court. The last hear
ing was held in New York
VIM. r. Taylor, secretary of the
Philadelphia & Reading railway COM
pany, was the first witness. Ques-
toned by James c. McReynolds, spe-
.cial assistant United States attorney
general, Mr.. Taylor told of the earn
ings of the three Reading companies
and of the relations existing between
the Philadelphia and Reading railway
company and the Philadelphia &
Reading Coal and Iron Co, the latter
the holding concern
Never Paid Dividend.
Taylor said the coal and iron COM
pany had never paid a dividend but
eIal Inc lailWdy Hau III 1Sua pdiu "
the holding company Is per cent for
two years thereafter 20 per cent. and
during the last two years 80 per cent
per year.
The coal and iron company, he said,
is indebted to the railway company to
the extent of ssO.ooo.ooO which credit
was inherited from the old Reading
company. which was sold by the sher-
iff in 1895.
Taylor denied that the Reading
company owned any coal stock but
said that the Reading comnssy was
interested In several subsidiary COM
panies.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-10-28
Young Woman Injected With
Typhoid Germs
BATTLES new YORK DOCTORS
MARY MALLEN EXAMINED FOR
$50 DAYS, SOME DAYS GERMS
DISAPPEAR, THEN RETURN-l
VICTIM SPREADS DISEASE BUT
ESCAPES HERSELF.

New York, Oct 28.-For $50 sue,
cessive days the physicians at the
detention hospital on North Brother
island have examined Mary Mallen, in
hopes that. she might be freed from
typhoid germs On several occasions
no germs have been found but on the
following day they have reappeared
and on no two successive days have
they been missing. The physicians
are puzzled but say there is nothing
to do but keep the woman In the hos
pital until such time as the germs
disappear.
Prisoner in Detention Ward.
The woman was first heard of on
Long Island where a sporadic out
break of typhoid occurred. 1t was
traced to her but she got away and
obtained a position as cook. The
family developed typhoid and again
she moved, only to be the cause Of an
other slight epidemic OF typhoid. The
woman has never shown any of the
symptoms OF the disease but for near
ly a year and half she has been
thoroughly infected with the germs.
Unless some method of driving the
bacilli from her system is discovered
Mary Maller's address for an indefi-
mite period will be the detention hos
pital
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-10-28
" Heavy Artillery Turned on
Empire State
ALL NOMINEES IN The EAST
TAFT, BRYAN, HlesEN, DE5s,
AND cHAFIN ARE ALL ENGAo-
ED IN BATTLE ROYAL FOR
VOTES AS THE CAMPAIGN
NEARs A CLOSE.

New York, Oct. 2S.--The rlid-week
of the last week of this remarkable
presidential campaign finds the politi-
cal battle at it's height and the
heavy artillery" of the two leading
parties are at work in New York. city
and state
That New York is regarded by both
rs of vital Importance in the canvass
is evidenced in the presence of both
the presidential candidates and re-
publican vice presidential candidate in
or near this city. John w. Kern, the
democratic candidate for the vice
presidency, continues his tour of In
diana. Hisgen, candidate of the in
dependence party for the presidency,
is in Connecticut today; Chain and
Watkins of the prohibitionists, are
scheduled; to speak 1t Atlantic City
and Baltimore, and Eugene V. Debs is
preaching the socialistic cause in Illi-
nois. Ea.
Root and Wright on Stump.
OF the members OF, the cabinet, Sec
retary of State Root Is to speak to-
night at Cincinnati, Secretary OF War
Wright at Richmond Va. Atetke same
time In, every nook and eornerSof the
country speakers of lesser note, lead
ers of both houses of congress, can
dtdates for all manner of offices, state
and local and just plain "speIbinders''
In halls, from cart tails and barrel
heads. are pounding away, each at
what he regards as tthe enemy pro-
phesying unlimited prosperityeif by
the verdict Of the. people in their wis
dom his ticket wins, dire calamity il
the people in their ignorance elect
the candidates of any other party.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-10-28
Candidate Devotes Most Of Day
to Gotham
THRONGS HEAR HIM SPEAK
BY GOVERNOR
HUGHES, TAFT INVADEs PIV
oTAL CITY OF CAMPAIGN AND
WILL BE SPEAKING TILL MID.
NIGHT-BRYAN UP STATE.

New Yol:z, Oct 2s.-This is Tafts
big day in Greater New York. as Mon
day was Bryan's After the days
series of speeches I'm cities and towns
along the Hudson river between New
York and Troy, the republican presi-
Dental candidate will return to New
York today to be the central figure In
the biggest republican day of the
present campaign in the metropolis.
Judge Taft's train was due to ar
rive in New York an hour before noon
and from that time until midnight or
later almost every moment of the
candidates time has been assigned
for meetings in various parts OF the
city. At noon he had an engagement
to speak before big gathering at the
West street fair and the day will close
with a monster mass meeting in Mad
ison Square Garden and the interim
will be divided between many meet
ings on Manhattan island and Broad
way. Governor Hughes will accom-
pany Taft on a part OF his flying trip
today.
Bryan on Another Swing.
Two hours before Tat reached New
York v. ]. Bryan was away on an
other swing up state through Tarry-
town, Ossining and half dozen other
towns and cities to Albany and Sche-
nectady, before he reaches Troy where
he will address a big mass meeting
late tonight.
Fifty Bands Will Play.
All preparations have been made to
make tontghts Taft demonstration the
real climax of the republican cam
paign. Fifth avenue will out-shine
Broadway when the great parade of
republican clubs moves down that
thoroughfare! From Fifty-ninth street
to Fifteenth avenue will be blaze OF
lights from searchlights, red fire and
| illumination of the, clubs and private
buildings Fifty bands of music will
play martial airs to the big demon
stration -s.''
At Madison Square Garden Mr.. Taft
and Governor Hughes and others, ex-
pect to speak. General Horace Por-
ter will be the presiding officer In
addition to the presidential candidate
and Governor Hughes speeches will
be delivered by Henry Cabot Lodge
of Massachusetts, and George A.
Knight of California.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-10-28
SIX REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD
VOTE AGAINST w. ]. BRYAN
THINK THEM OVER.


dent ownership
roads
been
Mr. 5ryans present tariff idea enacted
Of thousands Of being
thrown into dieness nj desitution
changes his political the
a
Of point
Bryan training
the the disastrous
bill.
president not half dozen in
bccaus w ma
the statssnan Of discarded who i running from
srecord
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-10-28
BOTTINEAU COUNTY
NOW HARMONIOUS.
WILL GIVE JOHNSON A MAJORITY
OF ZOO AND TAFT DoUBLE
THAT MAJoRI1 {. e.

Bottineau, N. D., t. 2S-Not for
years has the republican party in this
county been in such harmony of pur-
pose as they are at the present time.
and it is now safe to predict a splendid
majority for every repblican candidate
on the ticket in this county.
The following figures are conserva-
tive:
Taft will caryy the county by 1,40o,
c. A.. Johnson by TOO, Christianson for
district Judge, by 400, and the entire
republican county ticket will be elect
ed by from 500 to LOO majority.
The old line of eactionalism which
formerly divided the count at the
Mouse river, is entirely wiped out this
year, and the west end of the county.
which was formerly practically con-
ceded to the democrats by the republ-
leans has rallied to the support Of the
full republican ticket this year, and
working in full harmony with the east
end Of the county will assist in rolling
up splendid victory for the full
ticket.
Every town In the county will be
visited by republican speakers this
week. and the campaign will close in
Bottineau county this year after the
most thorough canvass for votes that
has ever been made by the republican
party in the county.
Following is the itinerary arranged
for the different towns and the differ
ent speakers who will end the cam
paign In this county
Bottineau, Kramer Ind Lansford, RI.
r. Sinkler
Antlers. souris and westhope. H. T.
Helgeson.
omenee. Maxbass and Overly. A.. D.
Guptill.
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Late this afternoon, just prior to ad-
journn1ent of the tri-state convention
OF the grain growers department of the
American Society of Equity, the board
Of directors for the organization were
elected for the ensuing year. The di-
rectors will hold a meeting later and
elect a president, vice president, treas
urer and other officers.
The meeting OF the grain growers
department of the American Society
OF Equity continued its session tnis
morning when the reports of the COM
rnittees appointed at the session yes
terday afternoon made their reports
and some interesting discussions were
followed
The greater part OF the morning was
taken up with the deliberations of the
committees and prior to the adjourn
ment at noon, superintendent T. A
Hoverstad, of the farmers institute
department of the agricultural college
deiivered an interesting and hanetaeial
address on the manner of conducting
institutes and urged that the farmers
themselves hold institutes at times
when it is impossible for the insti-
tute corps to visit their districts. This
met with the hearty approval of the
delegates present at the convention
and resolution was adopted urging
the farmers to carrye out this plan.
The committe on legislation com
posed of M. Ulsaker, Kindred; H
Frederickson, kindred; A. Elken
Maddox; H. Gordes. Davenport; Mr.
Long, wisconin, made the following
report which was adopted by the con.
vention:,,
THAT state laws requiring hay
balers and threshers to reports t.
proper offfcers the number of bales o1
hay pressed and the number of bush
els of grain threshed, be enacted
2.-That state laws be enacted re-
curing all dealers in seed products fol
the farm to state the degree of purity
OF such seed.
S.-We request that conductors OF
farmers Institutes be requested to co.
A. s. OF e. to promote interest ir
farmers Institutes and to induce the
farmers to hold Institutes themselves
A--That we, demand law prohib.
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