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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-28
The Home of Arizonans .... Hotel OnndOrff
 Fl Paso. Texas
STILL MORE CHARGES
 ARE BROUGHT OUT
County Commissioners Up In Santa Fe, N. M., Do Not Help Their Case By Payng Back $500 Into the Treasury.

SANTA FEE, N, M., Jan. 27.-Tae sensations caused by the formal filing of charges against three county com missioners continue, being helped along by additional charges, rumofs of charges and new political combin- ations.
 Since the filing Of the charges wilh the governor, alleging the misappro- priation of moneys by overpayments to Colonel Max Frost and others, somes $500 have been turned back to the trreasury and those at the head of the movements insist that they will be able to run the collections up into the thousands before they get through.
 The members of the Commercial Club insist that the repayment of $500 is proof positive of the truth of all the charges made and they in sist that they will be satisfied with nothing less than the removal o1 all l three of the commissioners. One of the commissioners, Madrill, was once convicted of larceny of stock, and un- I der the law cannot hold the office, | but following the usual practice or ! the court here, Judge McFfe IS hold ing back his decision in the custer suit brought against him, until tEe last possible moment, or at least that | is what fae people think he is doing, as his court has a reputation for de 1 layed decisions.
 The latest sensation is rumor to | the effect that the move made by Catron in seizing the county Republi, can organization was in pursuance ot . we'll laid plan to capture the next Republican delegate convention from the administration and that tbe charges against the county commits ,sioners, while well foanded in every Instance, are now being pushed fCl
 the puruose of putting Governor Cur I " on record, and, 1T possible, forcing him to war with the gang by making him remove the county commission CTS. The commissioners are all Re
 publicans and they are making eVer.
 effort to bring the Republican organ ization of the Territory to their sup
 port.
 This county is an a dep,orabie con
 dition as Tor years 1t has been unde
 the domination of the men who ar
 now being proceeded against in dii
 ferent ways by the members of tn
 Commercial Club. Some of those mel
 have been fighting the gang here fo
 years but without results until tLe,
 suddenly found some of their torms
 opp0Sers with them, and this cond tion has given ground for the ruuo that the new recruits were secures through infiunces seeking tC oaus, | Cur1ya,trouhIe
 It is known here that the newly oI gaRized Commercial Club has ayails ble ample funds for the prosecution undertaken and that if necssar! more money can be secured. The hea, of this supply is not known out sey eras very wealthy men are member of the organization, although tn, men in the organization with thu most money are not noted for thei
 libsralfty to even the most meratori
 ous public enterprise. It is said tha
 a large contribution Ias been mad
 by outside people and that much nor, can be readily secured from the samt source.
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Ameadina His Epithst.

Fermer Congressman Johnson of h. diana in debate once called another congressman an ass This was un- parliamentary and had to be with drawn
 MT. Johnson said. T withdraw the language. MT. Speaker, but I insist that the gentleman from Illinois is out of order"
 How am I out of orderY' yelled the man from Illinois
 Probably veterinery surgeon could tell you,' retorted Johnson.
 This was admissible on the records
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-28

l.>~-s ssho~ 4 -- s~ . Douglas for a eay or two examining the recent i'm Drovements made In the city's water system and fire department, has re turned to Los Angeles and within a week or two it is expected that news wiil come that Douglas has been placed on the list of protected cities.
 MT. Edwards visit to the city was for the perDose. of examining the new improvements to see that the specified tions were carried out which Mr. Fields. the former manager of the com pany, gave to Mayor Adamson, the fal- fllment ef which was to mean cheaper nre Insurance for the city. Mir. Ed wards was shown over the city most thoroughly and in every instance was perfectly satisfied with the manner in which the work had been done. He was particularly impressed Sith the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-28
WILLIE ROSE INCORPORATED.

c. R. Temple returned yesterday from the Chiricauhuas, where he in- corporated the Willie Rose Mining company, of which the incorporators are k. Powers, c. F. McCord and w. H.
 Smith of Portal. and M. D. Taylor oI Iaeo. Texas. MT. Taylor Is wealthy
 sugar cane and cotton raiser of Texa;
 and the company will commence at once the development work on the mine The company's property is a copper proposition, situated between Dunn Springs and the Nippers, adioin- ing J. A. Lewandowski's Rabbit group of claims. Samples or the ore are rich in native copper. One nugget of native
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splendid equipment of the- fire depart ment itself.
 Mir Edwards told Mayor AdamDon that it was impossible for him to say to what extent the insurance rates would be lowered or tell what action the board would take after receiving his report, but he did not hesitate to say that all of the specifications of Mir Field had not been carried o0t In every particular, but thatt he city had gone further in many ways than had been prescribed in the conditions for the placing of Douglas on the list of protected cities Mayor Adamson srid last evening that he thought there would be no question but that the en- gineer's report would secure what the city desired, as the company would hardly go back on the agreement of it's manager
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Lowell Personals.

Martin Corrigan has returned to Lowell after an absence of almost a year, which he spent in Michigan and thes north.
 Samuel Turyey and daughter, Mar garet were Sunday visitors in Doug las.
 A. c. Karger returned to Lowell yesterday after a three weeks visit in Texas.
 Chas. s. Baker. former resident of Lowell. is in the city today, hay ing returned from years stay ir Nevada. a
 Ed Raines, of Madisonville. Ky, is 8 visitor in the district, guest oi Lowell friends.
 John M. Johnson is recovering from the burns he recently received
 Chas. Smith, of Lawrence, Kas- was in Lowell today.
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 She had come into the store to buy tablecloths, and she stated iB the be- ginning that she wanted something new"
 The salesman was patient and show ed her everything in stock. but nothing suited
 "Oh, dear." she exclaimed fussily. haven't you anything differenty' The clerk brought out one of the dis earded tabiecioths that he had put back on the shelf and said, win an air of interest:
 Here is one of the very neweat de signs. madam You see, the center is in the middle. and the border ruDs right around the edge" Why. yesi Let me have that cne.r she said eageriy.-New York Times.
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ads are not to be eneouraged to be moliycoddies, and will be expected tc molycoddes, and will be expected to do without fire as long as they can stand it and to have more than one window open even on the eoldest win 7r nights.
 To say that the boys take to the new idea Enthusiastically is putting it mildly. They are already matching all kinds of plans to be put into eff feet when the bungalow Is finished. William. Jr., and Charles the two oldest, have some sort of scheme that involves the use of long piece of two-inch iron pipe that they have beg ged their father for. He suspects a trapeze or horizontal bar. but he
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DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
RESULT OF DOUGLAS BOWLING.

Bowling and baske- oall were the chief attractions at the regular SatuT- day night open house last evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. and a large crowd watched with eager interest the games and contests.
 The bowling consisted of two games between the association team and ODonovan's Colts. in which the asso- citation team won both times by large totals. The first game the Y. Nj. c. A. scored 513 pins and the Colts got 392. The second game the Y, NJ c. A. got 5s4 and the Colts 3S5- The high
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snd5yagpiF txsb' engines and other nseGs Of the railroad. From Carra- zozo, it will be piped along the line
 The project of constructing the pipe line was originated because of the fact hat the supply of water near the railroad was of such a character that the boilers were almost consantly in need of repair and their life was very short is believed the cost of con sructing the line will be saved with in comparatively short time. The supply was used for the first time on Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. James s. Douglas wn0 went to El Paso to meet their father from Naeozari, have returned to their home.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-28
Solitude Cures cryinu.

The best way to cnre yourself of crying is to live alone said the woman. T used to ery an awful lot when was married, but hardly ever do now. It's the saddest thing in the world to hear yourself crying all alone in your flat, and what's the use, any way. if there is nobody around to say: -Therst Thereg,~
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-28
svDn,s First shoss.

Speaking of Byron, once ownsd fhe first pair of shoes that he wore, writes The Lounger" in Putnam's. They were 2given to my tather by a woman who had been the poets nurse She had cut them down to fit the feet of doIl belonging to one of hsr children It must have been a pretty good sized doll, for the shoes-ilittle soft things made of braid-weFe none too small for a child I gave them to the Players because knew that they would be well taken care of Cnot because
 Byron was playwright9, and to the Lt14st ,s uoIiknowledge and belief they f'Oi0 ifoI'u '1der a glass case at 16
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Remains Inferred.

The funeral service over the re mains Of little Agnes, tae three-year- old daughter of Mir and Mrs. Joseph Bahor,, who was fatally burned last week, were held at the family home in the Johnson addition this morning at 9:30. The remains were inferred in Evergreen cemetery. Rev. Father Muerer officiating.
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Magistrate = This man caught yov with your hand in his trousers pocket What have you to say7
 PickDoe<et = Honest. judge. them trousers looked jest like a pair own. and got sort O confused and was thInkin' l had me hand in me own pocket.-Cleveland Lender.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-28

Notice is hereby given to all owners of property or lots on that certain tri- angular tract of ground bounded on one side by the Copper Prince Mining Claim, on another side by the MoIvina Mining Claim. and on the third side by Bisbee Townsite, there being on said tract among other properties. DOT tion d the Elks' Club Building. part
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Suit For Debt.

The case of Sarkis Jose Dominguez vs. Bazan for debt was tried in the court of Judge Grier this afternoon. The case was brought to the Lowell court on change of venue from the court of Judge H. H. Taliferro at Naco. The amount involved is S216.5Z and the evidence was of most tan, gled nature The defendant was rep resented by George H, Neale and the plaintiff by K. G. Strickler. Judge Grier has reserved his decision an til tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-28
COUNTY
-OF |
 DAY IN LOWELL
Items From That Busy Suburb As Told By Review
 Correspondent.
Lowell. Jan. 27. 1908,

Kurt vop Staufen. who for some time has been connected with the justice court in Lowell. has severed has severed his connection with that institution, to take effect the first of the month. Mir. von Staufen will em- bark in business for himself, and will act as resident agent in the Warren district for the Arizona Mutual Saw ings 6 Loan Asso ,istion of Phoenix.
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NOTICE.

Joseph Bahor and family want to thank their friends and neighbors for their many kindnesses during the ill ness and since the death and their daughter and sister 6SU
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Skeleton is Unclaimed.

The skeleton, wiich was discover ed by some children lasc Saturday af- ternoon in the crock, is still held at the Palace livery stables in Lowell, awaiting its owner. It will be given Christian burial if not claimed.
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Review Want Ads Bring Results. Review waHt Ads. bring results.
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z Clock Of Straw.

,- . C . 01H \'oSN of 1tTaW-
 HS &maker named Wegner. living
 s s fasburg. has sent to the exhfbf- Y a;of inventions at Berlin a clock of me grandfather shape. nearly six feet high. made entirely of straw-wheeIs, pointers, case, sad every detail. Veg ner has taken E years to construct this strange piece of mechanism It keeps perfect time, but under the most favorable circumstances cannot last longer than two years.
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Over Dead ChiIc.

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 27.-,.tu, lapse today of the house of : ' Franklin, negro of Bedfor. ' destroyed the whole family, cong Of Franklin, his wife and five dren. The building caught fire ward and it and the bodSes
 burned The family was sitting the corpse of a child that had Sunday when the building fell 1
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somstbiro Nsw ln Tableelo,b..

. lfls7 automOblie fO spend sne nrght in Douglas.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

HAiE9 N EYPEh the ' gSsss ga2gg gssiy5 ssy' gsgs
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sf to turn ito such ary history as the
 us Ida Lewis, who
 Ise SC years, and
 3 of lives. In the .nain of which the
 Id seems mainly oone's faith in the Ore to note a life N the cost of per Sc saving and vel .Balumsss Amer
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-28

NIY nns thing in the world ns.hinguoube
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-05
THE PERSISTENT PURPOSE.

The success Of unionism is not sum-
med up in labor statistics, but in the
persistence Of its members. A large
army of towards, well equipped, only
invites the greater defeat. There is
nothing that gets along like persist
ence. re man of purpose uses his
stumbling blocks as stepping stones,
never fears defeat, shrinks from no
task, shirks no responsibility, and al
ways keeps his compass pointed to the
north star of his purpose, no matter
what; storms may rage about him.
Grant Is an example. What good
would it do to oppose such man as
Grant? One might as we'll attempt
to snub the sun. There were more
brilliant men In the Northern army,
but no other was 50 persistent in pur
pose as General Grant. He could see
but one thing-success at the end. It
did not matter how long it might take
to reach that end. It must be fought
out on that line If it took all sum-
mer." ..s ''- r,
II Napoleon was much more brilliant
than wellington, but he was less per-
sistent. The Iron Duke could stick
to a losing campaign with as much
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-05

Charles E. Adams, the Republican
candidate for the nomination for
the office of County Attorney of St.
Louis county, at the primaries on
September 18th, is resident of
Duluth, where he has practiced his
profession for number of years
and has attained high rank as an
able trial lawyer and sound coun-
sellor. He is a native of Massa-
chusetts, but received his training
in the schools of Minnesota; grad
uating from the Collegiate and Law
Departments of the State Univers-
ity. He deservedly holds the con-
fidence of the people of the county,
and they are everywhere rallying
to- his support. - =; - :~~stt ~ <
Mr.. Adams has always been a
Republican in politics, and has
been an active supporter of the
principles and nominees of the par
ty. He is universally recognized
as a courteous, fair minded and
capable lawyer, who will ably rep
resent the legal interests of St.
Louis county, and he declares that
If elected to this office, he will be
the peoples Attorney" in the full
sense. 49,
He asks the active assistance OF
all citizens who desire a clean, Wig
orous and efficient Administered ton
of this important office.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-05
TEXAS SENATOR LIKES
THE PANICKY TIMES
Says He Can Now Get Farm Labor
for 50 Cents a Day. H.. j,


.8 BEAUMONT. Tex, Sept. 3-"Things
are getting down to a living basis now,
and can get good hands for so cents
day with board, and they do more
work than when, a few months back,
they were getting two dollars day.
You see when they were getting two
dollars day they did not have to
work but two days week to live,
and now at so cents, they have to
work every day to make ends meet
and they are glad to get job. The
late crisis is, in my opinion, about the
best thing that has happened in ten
years"
He ls a State Senator.
This statement, the writer Of which
glories in the fact that the panic will
force the wage slave down to the bot
tom rung Of the ladder, comes from
State Senator Kellie.
This view of the panic by a Jerk
water senator is due to the fact that
he can now have his truck patch
worked by men who are forced to
toll for the starvation wage Of fifty
cents a day.
In a letter published in local pa
per he says, this little setback is
necessary to hold us down. Nobody
Is hurt and I can get my truck patch
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-05

Continued On page ~
interested, and which received con-
sideration in the 59th congress. Con-
gress had under consideration the bill
in reference to the construction Of the
Panama canal. The proposition was
before congress to repeal the eight
hour law so far as 1t applied to work
on the Panama canal and on this
measure Congressman .Tawney, Davis,
Stevens and Volstead are recorded
as voting in favor of annulling the
eigh hour law in the construction OF
that work. Congressman Bede and
Stevenson are recorded as not voting.
Congressman Littlefeld had a bill
before congress to abolish compulsory
pilotage, that is a bill to do away
with having pilots upon shipboard
that would safeguard the lives of sea-
men and others. On this measure
Congressman Tawney, Stevens, Vol
stead and STEVENSON are recorded az
voting in favor Of the passage Of this
measure Congressman Bede and
Davis are recorded as voting against
the passage of this measure.
Ship Subsidy Bill.
Another measure before congress
was the Ship Subsidy Bill. Labor hat
stood unalterably against subsidies
Every convention Of the American
Federation of Labor opposed and un-
animously opposed in every conven'
ton but one, and that one, the pro
poser voted alone in favor Of the
proposition. Apart from the ques.
ton Of subsidy, for several years the
ship subsidy bill incorporated mea'
sure which practically would have
compelled compulsory enlistment II
the naval service. On this measure
Congressmen Tawney and Bede are
recorded in favor of it's passage. Al
you are undoubtedly aware, Congress
men Nye and Lindberg are serving
their first term in congress and NJ
record vote was taken on any OF tn
measures that were of interest to la
Dor during the session just closed.
It is my purpose to give you a full
frank and impartial information, as i
il nv desire and duty in all cases
We want to do exact justice to ever.
man without exaggeration on the on
hand or minimizing on the other.
Trusting that the information abov
given you may be Of some value t.
YOU and our fellow workers and fe!lov
citizens, and that we may all cooper
ate to secure the rights and relief t
which labor is entitled, and with hes
wishes and hoping to hear from yo
whenever convenient, T. am,
Fraternally yours, !: E. h.
! = SAMUEL GOMPERS,
| 49,: - President: A.. F.. of j..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-05
BLACKLIST AND BOYCOTT.

The courts have said that the black,
list is legal while the boycott is ille-:
gal. The blacklist is the weapon of
the master, while the boycott is the
weapon Of the slave. .. &.
The blacklist Is a weapon that IS
always used in the dark and the VIC.
tim while knowing that the exploiter.
has branded him as an .outcast, is
unable to furnish the absolute proof
that he has been exiled and marked
by the industrial tyrant who own the,
job. -. /
The boycott, to be effective: must
be used in open, broad daylight, and
It con only be made potent through
publicity. Yet the courts place their
judicial sanction. upon weapon that
stabs in the dark while they condemn
weapon which can only be used in,
the broad light Of day. =
It is becoming more apparent that
men of economic power control tho
courts and that slavese have no stand-5
ing in temples OF just1ce."--The Min
ers' Magazine.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-05

Mr.. Miller is candidate for re-
nomination as Representative. He
has represented the district in the
Legislature a number Of terms and his
record on all question pertaining to
the welfare of his constituency is
without blemish.
Mr.. Miller does not waste any time
on oratorical declarations or gallery
plays, but his good Judgment and
keen perception go straight to the
merits Of every question without any
ostentation, and his vote upon all
legislative matters vindicate the
soundness Of his conclusions.
Wise and progressive yet conserva-
tive action based upon thoughtful re-
Election, is more important in Mr..
M1ller's opinion than any pyrotech-
nical display Of words. If we had
more men like Mr.. Miller in our
legislative halls there would be less
delivery Of winded Speeches and more
accomplished along the line of eff
fective and useful legislation.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-05
Vote for Wright !
He's All Right
w.. C. WRIGHT,
For County Commissioner, First
District.

District.
At sthe earnest solicitation of a
large number of the citizens of my
district I hereby announce my can
didacy at the primaries for the posi-
ton of County Commissioner for the
First District of this county,. I have
resided here continuously for over 20
years, my influence has always been
exerted and my vote cast for such
men and measures made for good
government and the maintenance of
good citizenship.
i have never before been a candi-
date in any capacity for the suffrage
of my neighbors, nor held any poll
tical office either elective or ap-
pointive. OF loyalty to the principles
which find expression in party poll:
cies I have maintained steady ad.
3 herence to the Republican party, and
would appreciate the support Of my
! friends at the coming primary cleo,
ton for the position above stated.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-05


M. c.. Palmer, the present register
of deeds, has again, filed for re-
election. Mr.. Palmer resides on the
range and is the only man from the
ranges holding a general county Of
fee. He has a thorough and prac-
tical knowledge of the laws govern
ing the registers office, and will see
that your titles to your lands are
correct and your instruments are
properly recorded. This may save
you litigation and expense in the
courts. :.
During Mr. Palmer's incumbency
of the office of register of deeds the
office has been a net profit for the
taxpayers of St. Louis county Of a
little over SIS, 100000. Mr.. Palmer
stands squarely upon the record he
has made In the office and for fur
Their recommend refers to all the
lawyers, bankers, real estate ex-
changes and all other patrons m the
office in st. Louis county.
Do not let Duluth man take
away the only county office the
range has. &, ss3Ss.3 q
Vote for Nc. g. Palmer. the range
candidate.