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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
COUNTRY CLUB
WILL PROBABLY
Be LAUNCHED
Prominent Men of District Have
Become Interested In Move
ment-Meeting Will Be Held
at Hotel Hotel This Evening.


As a result of the movement which
was started in the district some
weeks ago. it is probable that a Coun-
try Club win be established in the
vicinity of Warren before very long.
Some of the most prominent men in
the district are behind the project,
and will undoubtedly lend their In
fiuence TO carry it out.
The city of Bisbee has been
too busy to stop and think of enjoying
life as time goes on. Now with the
population that is already here and
those who win be naturally drawn to
the district in the near future by the
wonderful business opportunities. the
residence section is growing, and the
town Of Warren is destined to be an
important factor.
The town is admirably situated and
the company owns acres of land be
low the gap which it will donate for
country club purposes if the people OF
the district viii lend their support in
establishing and maintaining the new
institution.
There is probably no organization
that affords so many opportunities Tor
the real enjoyment of life as a com
try club. Besides club house itseN
where the members may meet and
hold various social functions. such as
dances, receptions, card parties, etc.
there are all kinds of outdoor sports
which are not only pleasurable but
conducive to good health.
The prominent men of the district
have formed a committee consisting
OF the general managers of the big
mining companies and cashiers Of the
banks and this committee has called
meeting to be held at the Copper
Queen hotel this evening for the pur
pose of discussing the matter and
deciding on some definite plan of &C
ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
COCHISt CONSOLIDATED
LOSES IN COURT
James Gets $4,000 Judgment
and Hagan for Over
$4,000.
Especial to Review

TOMBSTONE, Jan. 1O.-The atten-
ton or the district court during the
past two or three days has been taxi
c. B. James and w. Z. Hogan against
the Cochise Consolidated Copper Com
pGly, who are the wners of large
group of mining claims in The Para
disc district or rather we're the own
ers, as the property IS now in the
ton, Pa, who secured judgment
against the company few months
since for the sum of s21, 800, with
interest and costs of suit The prop
erty was sold at trustees sales and
was purchased by Mr.. Larkin. An eff
fort was made to set the sale aside,
but the motion was denied by the
court
In the cases of c. B. James, of
which there were two, he secured
judgment Tor nearly $4,000, while the
Hagan Mercantile Company of Pitts
burg was allowed judgment for s12,-
S93.76. The attorneys for the com
pany gave notice of appeal to the
supreme court and asked for a stay
of execution for period Of ninety
days, which was granted. The prop
erty has been under attachment since
these suits were started and an ef-
tort was made to have the attachments
dissolved. but the court denied the
requests.
in the case of Thomas Zamerloen
ct al VS.. Albert Heffern for account
ing and debt, judgment was given to
the plaintiff in the sum of s237.50 and
costs.
Isaac Stone OF Benson, was granted
decree of divorce from Elizabeth
Stone on the grounds Of desertion-
Frances Annie Rees of Douglas,
was granted decree. of divorce from
John W. Rees. on the grounds Of nom
support and desertion.
August Geisler was given judgment
against w. S. Madding for debt, in
the amount sued for and an order OF
sale Of the lien given. The property
is located in Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
DOUGLAS ENCOURAGED
BY COPPER OUTLOOK

DOUGLAS. Jan. 10.-(Special)--
ma people of Douglas cannot neip
bat be greatly encouraged over the
oresent outlook and The sudden change
in affairs. From every source come
the encouraging reports that many
mineI which have been shut down on
account of the recent slump are pre-
pairing to resume operations.
The Copper Queen smelter VIII blow
in another furnace and converter To-
day which viii give employment 10
more men. This means an increase
of the pay roll in Douglas, which Is
the backbone of the business enter
prises of this city. This is the second
increase the Copper Queen has made
since the curtailment took place last
fall.
Another item Of no small import Is
the payment of cash by the smefters
and mines this month After several
weeks of clearing house system which
has been put in practice the country
over, the people of Douglas viii be
happy to learn that this system has
been practically done away with. Al
though 1t served an excellent purpose.
no one will regret seeing condition
so far normal that 1t is no longer need
ed.
Another piece OF good news was CIV
en- out by DR.. d. l.. Ricketts, last night
at the depot as he passed through to
Ell Paso from Cananea- To q Dispatch
reporter be said: I'VE are generally
ENCOURAGED over conditions. and are
gradually getting in shape at Cananea
to resume operations. We have already
added to our force $50 men, giving us
our present force Of 100 men, We cur
tailed 10 600 men, but have added some
what to our force.
THE outlook is indeed encouraging
and we feel that we are not mistaken
In getting everything In working order
as fast as possible.
I'VE will be under full swing within
the next three months and viii be glad
to see operations resume"
This coming from no less an au-
thority than DR.. Ricketts, viii be re-
oeived with much rejoicing through
cut this sectisn of the southwest
There is the best reason for every
body to feel new encouragement. Ac-
aivities are becoming manifest on ev-
cry hand and the new year opens
bright and prosperous for Douglas.
The output Of the Calumet G ART
zona smelters last month was $780,
600 pounds, not more than half nil
Hon pounds OF their regular output.
They are increasing their production
and expect this month to be practical
~ up to their old standard.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
RAILROAD STEALS
MARCH ON PHOENIX
M. & P, Lays Tracks During
Night and Gain Possession
of Highway.

PHOENIX, Jan.1 0.-To forestall
any attempt that might be made to
enibin them in the courts, the Mari
copa & Phoenix road under cover
of darkness put a force of men to
work last night at II O'Clock, and
while the city officials slept soundly
laid tracks on a street they are trying
to close in the southern past Of the
city.
Attorney Bullard, who appeared be-
fore the city council Monday night To
protest on behalf of the Phoenix
Flour Mills against the railroad clos
ing this street, which is block long
and lies Just south OF the flour mills,
called on Superintendent Scott OF the
n. & p. this morning and asked him
the position the railroad takes in the
matter.
Scott informed Billiard that the
Maricopa & Phoenix owns the ground,
and that the track was built in the
night tine to prevent other interested
parties applying to the courts for
temporary injunction to restrain the
road from building its tracks.
H. P. DeMund one Of the owners OF
the mill, says the rlsntS Oh IhS
railroad in the squabble are
questionable and says the road
has been open to traffic for the
past twenty years. Charles Goldman
corroborates DeMund's statement,
and says that to his positive knowl.
edge that road has been open to tina
public Tor twenty years.
When Attorney Billiard called the
attention of the city council Monday
night to the action of the railroad in
building a fence across the road and
putting in gate, he asked that the
city take steps Immediately to pro
tect its rights as well as those OF
property owners in the vicinity OF the
street. a..s-.-- -s- .
City Attorney Prescott was In
structed to investigate, and told that
if he found the city had any rights II
/ the matter to take legal steps to pro
tect them. Bullard warned the coun
ell that the action OF the railroad
was notice to the city that 1t claims
the street and will close it to the
public after twenty years use, II pos
sible.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
CONFIRMS THE
REPORT OF HIS
RESIGNATION
Pattison Returns To City and
Makes Statement for PubIi-
cation-Does Not Know
Who Successor win Be.

Yesterday morning B. NJ Pattison,
super &sndent of the Shattuek-Ari.
zonas and Denn-Arizona properties, re
turned to the city from Santa Rosa.
New Mexico. where ne is interested
in the Perea OIL Company, and was
asked concerning the report printed
in the Review yesterday morning 70
the effect that he hal submitted his
resignation to the directors Il both
companies and that it would become
effective when the annual stockhold
ers' meetings are held in this city
in February. In reply he said:
The report is true, but at the pres.
oat time / do not know anything
about who will succeed me in charge
of the properties. This is a matter
H<eh will undoubtedly be settled at
the stockholders meetings.
When asked concerning his plans
for the future, Pattison said:
Il win make my headquarters In
the Warren district for some time as
my father and myself have interests
here and in Mexico which viii re
quire my attention"
Efforts were made yesterday to OBJ
tain a confirmation of the current ru'
NOR to the effect that S. A. Parnell
formerly general manager of the Cal
umet & Arizona and other Cole com
panies of the district would return
here and take the management Of the
Shattuck and the DEM. but were un'
successful.
1t has been stated that Parnell is
the choice Of Guthrie, Bardon and
Chisholm, who controlled the last di
rectors' meetings and on this account
the probability OF his returning to the
local mining fields seems to be
strengthened.
During the time Pattison has been
in charge of the Shattuck and DEM
which has been since the companies
were formed, the properties have been
developed more rapidly than any in
the district, the former being placed
in the class of regular shippers in rec
ord time.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
MAKES ADDITION TO
HIS POLICE RECORD
John Lebo Move In Jail On a
Charge of Vagfancy-For=
meHy Up for Robbery.

The man named John Lebo. who
was bound over to the last grand jury
on the charge Of robbery but was
released because of the disappearance
of the main witness, is again in the
county jail; this time on the charge
of n-grancy. He pleaded not guilty
and viii be given trial before JUS
tice Hogan on January 18th.
The first time Lebo came to the
notice of the, local police was about
six months ago, when he was arrest
ed on charge of having rolled a
drunken Mexican in the subway alley
back of the saloons on Main street.
The main witness against the prison
er was a man named Waters. who
resided in a lodging house back of
the subway, and testified that he saw
the operation whereby Lebo removed
some money from the Mexican's
pocket. Waters was corroborated by
other witnesses and Lebo was bound
OVER to the action Of the grand jury.
When the grand jury convened a
summons was issued for the appear
ance of Waters. but he had left the
district subsequent 10 some trouble
which he. himself had and the
case was dismissed for lack of evil
dence to convict
Lebo went from here to Cananea.
and is alleged to have borne a bad
reputation there. He returned to the
Sstrict some time ago. and because
q an alleged hatred for work was ar
rested on a charge of vagrancy. He
pleaded not guilty to the charge when
arraigned and his bond was fixed
in the sum of $50, pending trial on
January IS. He was unable to fur
nish the bond and is in jail
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
ARGUMENTS IN BIG
LAWSUIT CONCLUDED
Heney, IVES Hereford and
Meserve Occupy Entire =
Day In Court.

TUCSON, Jan. 10-The arguments
before Judge Campbell by the alton,
neys in the big acknowledgements
case were brought to a close yesuer-
day afternoon with the termination
after o'clock of the argument for
the plaintiff by z. A. Meserve of Los
Angeles. The entire day was taken
up with the hearing OK the speeches
Of the lawyers. Mr.. Hereford. con;
sumed the entire morning and was tol.
lowed by Mr.. Ives for the defense.
The defendant closed the argument OF
Francis ]. Heney. He was followed
by Mr.. Meserye.
There was quite an exodus of the
attorneys to the west last night,
Messrs. Ives, Heney and Meserve 60
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
ENGAGE IN FIGHT
At NAC0 STATION
SparHsw, Mining Man, Is Badly
Worsted in Encounter With
Livery Stable Keeper.

report was received in the city
last evening to the. effect that Il. y.
sparrow, formerly connected win tne
Arizona Mining & Development Com
pany which was involved tor so long
in litigation, while passing tnroegn
Naco yesterday on his way from Gan,
anea to Douglas had become ensasso
in an alteration with a citizen q .ne ,
border town named VIII and o1oiy
vorsted, as result Of which ne Wa
under the care Of a physician al Naco.
what caused the trouble is NOT
known definitely, but Is believed 70
hsye resulted from an argument over
the sale of some property by Witt De.
longing to Sparrow for the paymen1
OF storage charges.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
Attest. c
ooINAkcg NO. iaa.

An Ordinance Repeating Ordinance
No. 1o4 and Amending Subdivision
81 Of Section IS or Ordinance NO 70,
said Ordiancs No. e5, being an or
dInance Imposing Municipal Taxes
or Licenses In the City OF sisoee,
and Providing the Manner OF lssu
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
o. o. WILL APPEAL.

BOSTON, Jan. 10.-The appeal Of
the Old Dominion Mining & Smelling
Co, in its action against A. S. Bige-
low, is to be heard by the full bench
of the Supreme Court at the March
sitting, this arrangement having been
made today, on motion of Lawyer
Hemenway. representing Mr.. Bigelow,
by Judge Loring in the Supreme
Curt
The Old Dominion Co. has appealed
on the ground that the award OF SlS
500, 900 n favor of it is insufficient.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11

ing west on No. to Los Angeles.
Miss Heney of this city accompanied
Mr.. Francis Heney and viii be the
guest or his family in San Francisco
for some weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11

nicipaI Licenses In the City of Bis
bee, Arizona and Providing, the
Manner of Issuing and Collecting
the same, Fixing the Rates Thereof,
and Imposing penalty for It's Vio-
latioE.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11

Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Common Council of the City Of Bis
bee, as follows: to-wit:
Sec. 1. That Ordinance No. 104 be
and the same IS hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. That Subdivision No. 81 OF
Section Is of Ordinance No 50 OK the
City of Bisbee, be amended and the
same is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Every person owning or using any
dray. express or transfer wagon in the
City sof Bisbee, shall pay a quarter
yearly license Of Fifteen (s15.00) Dol
lars per quarter in advance for eaca
dray, express or transfer wagon own
ed or used by such person and at the
time of issuing said license there
shall be issued to such person by the
City Marshal in consecutive order,
numbers which shall be placed in a
conspicuous place on each OF saio
drays, express or transfer wagons.
All vehicles used for private purposes
shall not be deemed within the pro
visions Of this Ordinance,
Sec. 2. All Ordinances or parts Of
Ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed. The Ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from April
LIST, 1908 and after its passage and due
publication as required by law.
Paessd and adopted by the Mayor
and Common Council Of the City Of
Bisbee the It'll day of January. 1908.
VIM. HUGHES.
Acting Mayor.
Attest: c. W. HICKS. Clerk.
Approved the 9Th day OF January.
1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11
The Miners Store
Opposite Depot.

ing and Collecting the same ana
said Ordinance No. 1o4 being an
Amendment thereof in reference to
Licenses or Taxes upon Draymen
or Others in Like Business.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11

Review Want Ada bring results
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-11

OFFICERS:
L. c. sHATTuck, President.
!. M. MuHElM, Vice President.
J. X. HOOD, Cashier.
e. w. sPiERs, Asst Cashier.
c. A. BENNETT, ngr. Lowell Branch.
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HpdJambcan . @cbcnftafcl.

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SdiffSnndlridltcn.

Ncm Oort 6. September. -
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pen i%ntcrlucgS.
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Srieit, Sillnlc ulo Nenpcl nob Nelp-
Yorf lntermr9S.
Quccnstomn II, 6. Scptcm6ar.--
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rad Ncp,Dorf.
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@crmiidtc tclcarnphiidlc Gcpcidcn.

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9rGnoc.

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Weitern WargIanS GiIenbaEa.

Se9tf1eno Z Stunt, oerldBt SiIIensS tattpn.
SdgitdI.
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40 ,Sa6H. sni,mOoation mao Union.
Nribee.
'4.5S @a6n,. - Grpres.s dneusus. Saupttinie,
SaaerStomn, Snncod, Wunnesboiu, gbnms
bersbiirg, Sbippens6ura iii,o, ausgenonlrnen
Sonniaas, Sreoerid unb Tininittsburg.
5Ggiif, ansgenbmmen Sunntags.
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