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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
NEW YORK IS l.
. To MANAGE ITS
OWN CAMPAIGN
Nationa! Chairman Mack Di-
reefs 1t That Way-WantS
Bryan in the Empire State
Campaign.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Norman E
Mack, chairman of the Democratic
national committee Is mapping out
a speaking tour for w. J. Bryan.
Whether or no he goes to Lincoln,
he says, he viii use his influence with
Mr.. Bryan to extend his speaking tour
so as TO appear at least three times
IN this state.
1T is Mr.. BTyau's intention TO speak
In centers in the doubtful states.
said Mr. Mack, and l know that he
hopes TO speak in this city and in Buff.
falO after the state convention. which
will doubtless be held late in Septem-
Ter or early in October. | hope TO be
able to convince him that he should
speak here before then-once in New
York. once in Buffalo and once in the
central part of the state. He will be
in the East before the state conven-
ton and ne may be able to arrange
his dates so that he can give us adj
ditional time"
Among other callers upon the ma
tional chairman were Senator Joseph
". Daniel of Virginia; Mr. Pettigrew,
formerly senator of South Dakota, and
Henry Watterson, head of the literary
bureau of tie national committee. Mr..
Watterscn is organizing a committee
of editors favorable to Mr. Bryan, and
this committee, with an advisory COM
mittee and another of finance, will be
announced after Mr.. Mack's return
from the West
That internecipe strife shall not be
permitted to interfere with the prog
ress CT William ] Bryan's campaign
in the state was strongly intimated by
ence with Charles +. Murphy. I'm
portanee was added to Mr.. Mack's ut
terance by the fact that William j.
Conner, chairman of the state com
nittee, alone of all the Democratic
leaders in the city, failed to call at
taSe temporary headquarters of the
national body in the Hoffman House.
Mr.. Mack had been discussing Mr..
Murphy's visit, which had extended
over a couple hours, and had said
that the subject of a candidate for
governor had not come Up. when he
was asked what the national commit
Tee purposed doing in this state once
the campaign becomes active.
rTae state committee viii direct the
campaign in this state and as long as
everything is satisfactory. and so far
everything has been so. the national
committee will not interfere" he said
In fact, you can say / expect TO be so
busy that ! shall have no time for
state affairs except TO try to carry
New York for the Democratic nomi-
nees."
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14

HAD MUCH FAITH
Policeman Johnny James Had
Case Two Minutes After
Going on the Force,

Policeman Johnny James had not
been en- the police force two minutes
when he was called out on a case.
Stranger still, the case was brought
to him By a ten year old boy, little
Raymond Coll, who was distressed
over the loss Of $40 and which he sus-
pected had been picked up after l.
had dropped from mis- pocket.
Raymond was riding pony 10 J0wh
on an eTrand for lady of Mason
hill, VINO had entruSts i him with $40.
On his was through Tombstone Can
yOn his pony SHED and a short time
thereafter he missed his money.
Some Mexicans Who were near Al
the time the pony SHE'D he thought
acted in a suspicious manner, and as
Raymond could see nothing Of the
money, he concluded that they mad
secured -. He vas in a dilemma.
= was at his point that Raymond
demonstrated his implicit confidence
in the superior ability and infsllibil-
ity OF Bisbee's police force, for he
rode a bee line for Judge Hogan's
office. The judge directed him to the
city marshals office. There he met
Johnny James, who had just been re
0pBOlLtth i4l Ll41 bOlANC III ~ JAMIE
had just pinned his star on and had
not been an officer over two minutes
when Raymond told him his troubles.
Tie two made a search for the sus-
poets, but were unable to find them.
The officer then asked, to be shown
where the pony had SHE'D Raymond
pilOted him to the spot up the canyon,
and after a snort search the money
was found.
No criminal who ever received re-
prieye at the last moment on the gal
lows felt a greater load lifted from
his mind than did the little CHAP at
Tire restoration of the money with
which he had been entrusted His
suspicious were groundless, but it is a
long odds bet that IL he had vote at
the coming primary Judge Hogan and
Johnny James would get il
Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14

or two. and a rate will be declared on
it as soon as may be through the
workings of the new commerce law.
The third and one on which Mr..
Brown of the Southwestern was quite
willing to act was that in reference to
the shipments Of grain to that country
from the entire agricultural section of
the southwest. 1t seems that some
time since in an effort to establish a
basis upon which to compute rates,
new tariff was prepared and publish
ed. This had the effect of slightly in
creasing the rates on grain to Bisbee
from the Salt River and the ella val
leys. There was no intention of in
oreasing the rate at all, but the basis
which was adopted when the final
computation was made did do that.
However, in order that no injustice
might be done, the railroads have
agreed to accept the old rate as the
through rate on that commodity ar
bitrarily."
Continuing, Mr.. Bicknell said: THE
session was a very pleasant one. The
Southern Pacific has always followed
the policy of correcting discrepancies
and slight inequalities where they
were brought to the attention of q.
traffic or rate department"
Mr.. Bicknen also said that the
company had received request from
the Douglas board Of trade asking
for a conference on rates but that he
had not decided just when he could
grant the request
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
WANT To MAKE
B|SBEE CLUB
INCLUDE co.
Proposed Change in Scope and
Name of Warren District
Democratic Club Discussed
Last Night-No Action.

A called meeting of the Warren
District Democratic Club was held last
night at Democratic headquarters in
the Johnson-Henniger building. The
attendance was comparatively small
on account of the inclement weather.
The object of the meeting was TO dis.
cuss the ACCESSIBILITY of extending the
scope of the club by afiliaung with
other towns of the county, and chang
ing the name of the organization to
~COchise County Democratic Club"
In regard to this proposition no
definite action was taken. Upon mo-
ton of Mayor Neale and second Of p.
J. Mccullough a motion was carried,
after full discussion, to instruct the
secretary to notify all towns Gesirious
OF the club being made. a county Or
sanizatiOn, that upon their presenting
a list showing that a satisfactory
membership could be secured, and
that a harmonious branch Organiza-
ton would be maintained, a meeting
of the present club would be called at
which the matter would be decided.
The meeting last night was called
TO order by c. c. Thompson, who was
elected chairman. George s. Gage
acted as secretary. After the meet
ing was called TO order and the object
stated. a report was heard from G. NJ.
Porter, chairman OF a committee ap-
pointed to investigate the ACCESSIBILITY
OF the proposed action. After some
discussion. the action proposed by
Mayor Neale, as outlined above. was
adopted.
There is considerable difference of
opinion among the members as TO the
ACCESSIBILITY of making the Organiza-
JiOn a county one. and no action will
be taken without serious delibeTatiOn.
1t is expected that the secretary will
receive reports from the various out
lying towns interested in the change
within ten days, at the end of which
time a special meeting will again be
called, the matter discussed and some
action taken.
After the business for which the
meeting had been called had been dis
POSED of last night, Mayor NeaIe was
called upon for an account of tae re-
cent territorial convention at Pres
colt, to which he was a delegate. He
responded briefly, but with the crafty
ing news, that attendants at former
conventions pronounced the one at
Prescott the most harmonious in the
history of the party in Arizona, that
Brady OiNeill had pledged his heart
lest support to Mark Smith, and that
every indication pointed to the great
est victory for the Democrats in the
history of the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
THE CLIFTON TEAM
At Los ANGELES
Over Fifty Arizona CriCketerS
- Go There on a Special
Train.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 13.-A special
train bearing the fifty or more mem
bers of the Clifton, Arizona, Cricket
club, arrived here. a committee com
posed of T. d. Bamford and C.~P. Hur-
bitch met the Arizona guests at Dodge
vile and distributed the Cricket
Week badges. The two Los Angeles
teams who will play the Clifton
cricketeTs, on Saturday and Sunday,
have been selected as follows:
Saturday-C. P Hurbitch, captain;
A. E. BarweI, w Morris, NJ ]. Blum
CARA, ]. E. Heavens, NJ. J. Tempest, T
D. Bamford, w. w. Meggett, C. /
Sweet, ]. Darpey, W. Giles.
Sunday-P. ]. Higgins, captain; P.
J. Tomkins, A. R. Mitchell, F. Bam-
ford, J. w. Heavens, C. E. Backman,
N. o. Mold, J. McCOmb, c. Constable,
w. Kitchen, G. F. Gadsden.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
BARBECUE TO
DRAW IMMENSE
CROWDS 3OTH
Advertising Committee Cover
ing AL Parts of County With
PlaCardS and LetterS-En-
couraging Reports.

As the time approaches for the bis
free Democratic barbecue which is 10
be given at Lewis Springs on the SG,h
OF tlis month, the indications increase
that it is going to be a monster gffa;r.
ASs7dy two special trains have been
Avenged for, and three bands have
been secured for the occasion. From
all parts of the county come repar 4
that the people are going to turn on
in force.
The various members of the adver-
Using committee appointed in differ
ent parts Of the county are responding
well 70 the duties imposed upon them
and are advertising the barbecue thor
oughly. A letter received BY Geo. s.
Gage, chairman of the arrangement
committee for the barbecue, from X.
NJ. AFFORD, appointed to advertise the
barbecue in AID about Hereford, states
that notices of invitation to tie grand
Democratic rally and barbecue have
been posted in Ramsey, Miller cGl
Ash Canyons in the Huachucs noun
tains, and St Hereford.
The advertising committee has also
S&ad printed several immense placarGs
announcing the date OF the barbecue.
and other particulars. These are to
be posted in prominent places all
over the county. and Will assist ma
teriaUy in advertising the event thor
oughly. This committee has also pre-
pared and is sending out circulars
which read as follows, under the title
Of Circular No. l.
Bisbee. Ariz., August 70. 1895
To all Voters of COchise County;
Greeting:
Yourself and ladies ere cordially IN
vited TO attend the free barbecue given
by the Warren District Democratic
Club at Lewis Springs Sunday, Aug
ust Goth, 1908.
A special train will leave Doug1ls
at SIS a m: $3.50 for the round trip
for adults, 75c. for children. Train
will leave Bisbee at S:45 4. m: 81 90
for the round trip for adults. SOC. for
children.
The following rates have been a.
ranged:
From Naco, sLOO for round tgip:
children half rate.
From Tombstone. $1O0 fer round.
trip; children half rate.
From Benson, s1.00 for round tip;
children half rate.
Trains leave Lewis Springs on re
turn trip at 6 p. m.
The committee has arranged fer
some of the ablest speakers OF the
territory 10 be On the ground ana may
other attractions have been arranged.
Free barbecue enough for 5000 PEG
pie. You cannot afford TO miss this
Last outing of the season.
Eat. drink. dance, swim and make
merry under the old willow trees.
FRANK VAUGHAN.
A. T. hoy.
CommillNe.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
DIVIDEND DECLARED
ON THE Ell TIGRE
Two Per Cent Paid on Stock
Which Is the First Made
By the Company.

Stockholders in the Lucky Tiger
Combination Gold Mining company in
Bisbee yesterday received checks for
a two per cent dividend which mas
been declared on the stock. This is
the first dividend declared on the
stock.
Tie mine of the company is at Fl
Tigre, district of Moctezuma, Sonora,
Mexico, and is considered one OF the
coming great mines In Sonora. A few
days ago the property was reported
bonded by New, York capitalists for
100000 The Phelps-Dodge inter
ests were first reported to have taken
the mine, but this has since been dc.
MED.
The company has $1,000 shares. the
share value at present being between
$40 and $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
BICKNELL ON
RATES GIVEN
FOR BISBEE
Explains Requests Made BY
the Board of Trade and
Why the Officials Granted
the Same.
Especial to the Review.)

TUCSON, Aug. 13.-"In pursuance
Of its custom of granting every reas-
enable and righteous concession to
the cities of Arizona in the matter of
freight rates, the action of the South
ern Pacific and Southwestern officials
at their conference with the Board of
Trade at Bisbee last week does not
constitute any new departure" said
Mr.. Bicknell yesterday referring to
the meeting held last week.
The Board of Trade at Bisbee
really did not have any very extern
sive requests to make. For instance
one of them was that asking for the
establishment of a rate on cattle from
Wilcox to Bisbee. Now there never
lad been any rate on that commodity
between these two places and the rail-
road officials were not aware that
there was any especial shipment to be
made of cattle out of Wilcox. Natural
ly that request was granted at once.
"A second was that asking for the
establishment of a rate on oranges be
tween Salt River Valley points and
Bisbee. This is also a new PROPOSE
ton and is due solely to the growth Of
these shipments within the past season
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
|BISBEE BAND DANCE
At OLD OPERA HOUSE

The Bisbee City Band viii give a
dance in the Opera House tomorrow
evening The boys have made thor
ough arrangements for the daEsce and
il Is to be an event that viii AFFORD
an evening of enjoyment to all who
attend. Besides Il Is given in a
worthy cause. The floor has been re-
paired and worked over until it IS
now said to be the best in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
CANANEA TEAM WON
GAME BY ONE SCORE
Close Game of Ball at Mace
Yesterday Taken by the
Sonora Boys.
Especial to The Review }

NACO, Aug. 13.-Cananea 1, Naco
0, was the result of a game here be-
tween these two teams here this after
noon in which tip top ball was played
in every inning. 1t was a battle be-
tween Nolan and Doran, the battery
for Naco, and PiTman aud Milford OF
the Mexican copper camp, with both
backed up by almost flawless fielding
The Naco pitcher secured nine
strikes to his opponents seven. A re-
turn game viii be played In the near
future, probably Wednesday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
METALS.

London tin had quite a decline to-
day, spot closing at e136 Us; futures
eI36 us Sd. The local market was
weak and lower in consequence at
SSe. O0d 3e.5e
Copper was higher in London at
ESQ Us Sd for spot, and &61 Is Cd
for futures. The local market was
dull and unchanged. Lake lS.d9c 70
13.S7he; electrolytic. I3.621z TO 1875;
castings, .13.37h@1S.5Oc.
Lead advanced to e13 lis Cd in
London. Local market quiet and I'M
changed at s4.571z @4621z.
Spelter higher at ELS las Cd in the
English maret. Locally quiet and IN
changed at $4.701475.
English iron was lower, standard
foundry 49s Cd; Cleveland warrants,
els. Locally the market was generally
unchanged No. I foundry northern
s16.5O6170o; No. 2 do, $4,000 1880;
No. / southern soft and No. ] southern
SIG. 5O61725.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
RESUMPTION AT BUTTE.

Work has been resumed in the mine
of the Butte g. Arizona company in
the Huachucas. The management nave
well along. until they expect 10 come
upon a large ore body, all the indica-
.tions Of which ere present.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
BUGGY ovERTuRNED.

A team and buggy taken from the
o. K stables yesterday morning came
to grief last night near Don Luis.
the buggy having been overturned and
the harness cut in disentangling the
horses. The team was led into Low
ell. The buggy had not been recover
ed last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

An ambulance call was made for
John Piper last night. WAC was taken
to the C. Q. hospital from his home at
209A Opera Drive. Piper is suffering
from an attack Of fever and is in a Sc
rious condition
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
cArrlE AND SHEEP.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.--Cattle receipts
400 head. Market steady. Beeves.
$3.50 100; Texans, $500 30;
westerns. s3.5066.O0; stockers and
feeders. s2.40G450; cows and heifers
s1.sO65.75; calves, s5.50d $50.
Sheep receipts, 10000 Market was
steady. Natives, $2.40d4.25; westerns
s2.75d425: yearlings, $4.251 BOO;
westerns. S4.O06470.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
MARKETS PUzzLING,
SOME LIQUIDATION
Late in the Day Weakness In
Rock Island Group Great
ed SUSPICION,

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-The man.
ner in which the market acted today
proved very puzzIing. The amount OF
liquidation induced by the recession
of prices proved moderate. There
was nothing like precipitapcy in un'
loading with which so prolonged an
advance as occurred usually culmi-
mates Late in the day the weakness
of the Rock Island group gave sug.
gestion of more influential leadership
for a bear turn in the market. The
attack on prices became more aggres-
sive with a weak closing at the low
est Bonds irregular.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
GRAINS.

September wheat opened - to 3-Se
higher at 90 1902 IA 20 921ze, and
advanced to 90 1-4c where it closed
Corn closed firm for September and
May. but easy.1or December. Septem-
Der closed at n 5-Sc.
Oats weak. September closed at
Al 3-s6471zc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
STOCK LIST.

Amalgamated Copper, 79 SIS; Amer
Jean Smelling, 81; Atchison. IS; Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, AS; New
York Central. 10S Ia; Pennsylvania,
125 IA; Reading. 126 5-S; Southern
Pacific, 95%; Union Pacific, 157 Is;
United States Steel, 46; United States
Steel preferred. 100 IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
ALUMNYS FAIR
WELL ATTENDED
DESPITE RAIN
Artistic Decorations at the
Booths Presided Over BY
Young Ladies of Alumni
To Be Held Again Tonight.

The fair at the old opera house un-
der the auspices of the alumni asso-
citation Of the high school last night
was well attended considering the i'm
clement weather. The booths we're
artistically decorated, some in class
colors, others in cOloTs representing
different lodges, noticeable among
these being the Elks' booth. the pur-
pie and white color scheme being car
ried out, and big Elks head adjoining
the wall. The quantity and quality
of flowers to be seen last night seem
ed remarkable for Bisbee, big bunch
es Of long stemmed American beau
ties, carnations, pansieS and other
flowers made the Hover booth per
hapS the most popular one. Numerous
ones sized up the jar OF beans and
made guesses as TO tae number con-
tanned, the guesses ranging all the
way from 500 up to 10000. The award
Of the prize will be made tonight. The
tee booth was presided over by young
brunette ladies dressed like japanese.
Between numbers on the program
dancing was INDUCED in. 1t is eX-
.pected that a much larger crowd
will be present tonight, the closing
one of the fair.
The music by the Bisbee band or
chestra was one of the delightful fea-
lures of the fair.
The patronesses at the fair are as
follows: Mrs. c. L. Edmundson. H.
NJ Woods, I. W. Wallace, c. f. Phil
brook, c. L. Caven, F. C. Hurst, J. l..
Brown, A. E. Hurst and F. Vaughn.
The young ladies in charge of the
booths are: Ice cream, Miriam Evans;
tea booth, Evelyn Vaughn; guessing
booth, Olive Krigbaum; Elks lunch
counter, May Newkirk; doll contest,
Ruth Doherty; flower booth, Mabel
Beddow; cake contest, Danitza Angus;
Rebecca at the Well, Ivy Perry; glove
contest, Clara Smell; candy booth, Ella
Itzweire; fish pond, Majella Phil
brook; fortune teller, Amy Patton;
election booth, Josephine Itzweire.
The program last night was as fol
lows:
Piano Solo ............M Mr.. Anderson
| Vocal Solo Mrs. James Harrington
/ Violin Solo .......,..... Mr.. Mosher
Vocal Solo. .... Mr.. Robert NewcOmb
Vocal Solo. -. Miss Jesse May Walsh
| Piano Solo. ......'.. Miss Edna Fike
Tonight the musical program win
be as follows:
| instrumental Duet.
| .... Misses Newman and Snelf
| Vocal Solo ......... Mrs. Williamson
| Vocal Solo. ..........M Mr.. e L. Blair
Elks Quartette.
Vocal Solo .......... Mr.. WllhainSJ Pm
Mandolin Solo Miss Virginia J. Bagby
At the election booth the vote at
the close of the polls last night was
as follows: For sheriff on tine Demo
cratic ticket, Charles Locklin. %;
Ernest Hughes, 27; Cass Benton, 40.
Republican, Jack White, So.
For justice of the peace: Demo-
cratic, Judge Hogan, 10; Clark, 10.
Republican, Burdick, Is; Kelley. II.
No vote was cast for constable.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-14
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PAcIFIc coAsT LEAGUE

Bergen; Ames, Mathewson and Br
nahan-
The Springfield herald., 1908-03-06
Personal,

Andrew Hamilton, the Legislative
agent" of the New York Life and other
insurance companies who maintained
headquarters at Albany and the dis
closure of whose operations by the
insurance investigation caused sen.
sation. was found dead in bed at his
home in Albany, n. Y. His death was
caused by heart disease.
Mrs. Lydia A. White, aged so, whose
father fought under Washington, re-
Gently died in Lancaster, Pa.
A second operation has been per.
formed on Thomas A Ellison, the in.
ventor. for absess of the ear.
William ] Bryan recently addressed
the Nebraska Press association at Lin.
coin on Newspapers of the Orient"
l. n. Pearson, secretary of state OF
Illinois during the administration OF
Gov. Fifer is dead at his home in Ma.
comb.
Maj. William Heimke of Leaven.
worth, Kan. is to be appointed envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipoten,
tiary to Guatemala. Central America.
Rev. Robert Conover, for 80 years
one of the best known cIergymen in
Central Illinois. is dead at Blooming
ton.
Gov. Joseph w. Folk of Missouri re.
Gently addressed the Civic Forum at
New York on THE Era of Con,
science"
Edward Gaylord Bourne, professor
of history at Yale university. is dead
at New Haven. Conn
Gov. Wilson of Kentucky has sent
another special message to the legis,
lature urging immediate action regard
ing the crimes of the night-riders in
the tobacco district.
WI Ting Fang, the Chinese minister
to the United States, has arrived in
San Francisco OH his way to Wash
ington.
John C. Douglas. one of the early
day lawyers of LeaVenworth, Kan, and
former partner of Senator James II.
Lane, is dead in that city.
The Springfield herald., 1908-03-06
Greets Confederate Veterans.

New Orleans.-One of the most uni
que scenes of recent days in this city
was that enacted at Confederate Mem
orial hall Sunday afternoon from 3 to
4 o'clock, when Mrs. ]. Addison Hayes
of Colorado Springs, the sole surviving
member of Jefferson Davis family, and
Mrs. Cornelia Branch Stone of Gal
weston, Texas, president general of the
United Daughters of Confederacy,
stood for one hour and received old,
grizzled veterans who had followed the
lost cause" as championed by Presi-
dent Davis.
1t was scene of deep feeling and
devotion. A number of the Daughters
of the Confederacy were present TO
assist Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Stone in
receiving the veterans, and some OF
the leading members of the Confeder'
ate organization participated.
Before returning here from Biloxi,
Mississippi. Mrs. Hayes. accompanied
by her son, William d. Hayes, paid a
visit to the old Jefferson Davis man
sion. the former home of her father az
Beauvoir, Mississippi. which is now a
Confederate soldiers home, and
greeted the veterans assembled there.
The Springfield herald., 1908-03-06
Argentine Bomb ThroWer.

Buenos Ayres.-Dr. j. Figueroa AL.
corta, president of the republic, early
Friday evening was the object of an
abortive attempt at assassination at
the hands of a native of Argentine
He hurled crude bomb at the presi-
dent as the latter alighted from his
carriage in front of his residence. The
missile did not explode. The mis-.
creant, who is believed to be insane,
was arrested and three other persons
who were acting in suspicious man
ner, also were taken into custody by
the police. DIR. Alcorta was not at all
perturbed. He considers the action
that of an insane man.