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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06

 DISPOSE OF 4
 USELESS TASK
Nominate Unwilling Members of Party For November Slaughter - Humbert, By a Clever Move, Escapes 1t.

One of the smoothest sales, or ratae gifts, of gold brick that has beer made in recent political annals, was witnessed at the Republican conven tion in Douglas Saturday, when G. F Humbert, with keen political foresight refused to be made the goat of his party, slipped the nomination for dis trict attorney to John s. Williams oi Tombstone, and left that young man who admits that his father was . Democrat and not responsible for the political errors of his son, with the bag to hold
 Frank OBrien, the genial, engineer ed the deal, in the interest of "har mony." Humbert is to be congratu lated on the ability of his political manager He not only saved him the humiliation of certain defeat at the hands of the Democrats, but placed onto another's shoulder the tc.i, trouble and expense of a hopeless campaign. It Is said that Williams has not even yet walked up to the fact that the gift so graciously handed him was loaded"
 The credentials committee decided that there were eighty-one delegates whose duty it was to choose victims for the coming slaughter in November Attorney Humbert of Bisbee had fifty five votes, a clear maority, but left everything in the hands of Frank o Brien. Frank managed so well, as has been said, that he not only put tne nomination off on Williams, but "tC boot" got the thanks of the convention for himself and Humbert, for making sacrifices in the interest of harmony And it is admitted by the most pre- judicsd that this was all the trace oi harmony that could be found on the premises of the convention. The balloting resulted in the follow ing nominations:
 Council-Dr. c. l.. Caven, Bisbee.
 Assembly-A. w. FIinckinger, Doug las; E. J. Shearer, Bowie; J. D. Cham paign, Bisbee.
 Sheriff.. F. Waite, of Bisbee.
 District AttOrney-J. s. Williams oi Tombstone.
 Treasurer-Charles Hicks, Bisbee. Recorder-Rich Davis, Bisbee.
 Probate Judge-Gid Graham, Doug las.
 Superintendent of Schools-E. H Stover, Naco.
 Surveyor-H. W. Jorgenson, Bisbse Supervisors-G. J. McCabe, Palmerlee; Jake Sherer, Douglas.
 The platform committee, composed Of A. NJ Sames, H. NJ. Woods, NJ. E Cassidy, J. L. Kingsbury and Doan Merrill, reported a platform and reso lution, which were accepted.
 The following central committee men were named for the Warren dis trict:
 Bisbee-W. P. McNair, M. E. Gas sidy, Lew Hunt, W. J. White, H. M Woods. F. R. O'Brien, J. D. Cham paign and BloOmquist. Lowell-Tom Tate, w. E. Mckee. Warren-G. F. Humbert. It was decided at Douglas Saturda! to hold the next Republican count! convention at Benson in 1910.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
OFF ID
 PILE UP GREAT
 DEM. MAJORITY
Committees Meet and Organize
 For Aggressive Work From Now Until the Votes Are Cast In the November Election.

The Cochise County Democratic central Committee held its first meet, ing last night, and in conjunction with the nominees of the party, planned its work for the coming campaign. An executive committee and finance com, mittee were chosen to add to the strength of the organization, and the party may look to them for the most thorough fight in the history of county politics.
 Headquarters will be maintained ir the Hanninger building in the ante rooms of the Warren District Demo cratic club. A system of publicity has been agreed upon and the most thorough campaign will be waged. not alone through the individual efforts or the nominees, but through the news papers and circular letters.
 If the promises made by the friends of the party last night at the close of the meeting are indicative of the sup. port that is going to be lent the organ izatiou, the Democrats of Cochise will go into the coming battle better armed financially and otherwise than they have been for years.
 Below is the county central com Ipittee. (Star indicates member of ex- ecutiye comDlittee.)
 Lowell-Owen E. Murphy. F. E. Kohler, L. L. Wallace, J. N. Hincklev. !" Gus Haigler, Gus Schleeper@.
 Benson-H. K. Street*.
 Bisbee-*J. J. Bowen, "George H. Neale, James Henderson, Sam Briscoe Harry ennings, W. V. Kelly, L. J. Vaughan, P. J. Mccullough, George S Gage, Walter Goslin, A. T. Hoy, E. G Strickler, Chris. Dabovich, Frank Hainss, Gus Hickey, John Hill.
 Naco-Nein F. Bailey and G. c Berry.
 Paradise-L H. Scanlon TombstOne-George Rafferty, Allen R. English, R. V. Saunders, Simno Gal len, William Hattich$. Pirtle-W. s. Davis.
 aTren-P. NJ. Kelly. COurtland-C. B. KeltOn.
 Curtis-J. N Curtis, Jr. | Fairbanks-W. J. Bennett. Cochiss-W. Garrett. | Dos Cabezos-Simon Matthews. l Fort and West Huachuca-F. J. Ran dell.
 ! GIeason-George AIcGee. l Pearce-Joe Bignen. l Hereford-R. NJ. AxfOrd Johnson-A. II. Vein. San Simon-Oscar Roberts. St. David-Grant Merrill Whitewater-Fred Heine. Teviston-J. D. PTuett. 1 WillcoX-L. V. McCourt% | San Bernardino-John Slaughter. i Wilgus and Fl Dorado-Wm. Riggs
 Douglas-Andy Scott, T. A. Daley James East, R. S. McClay, c. D. Par sons, Sam Finley, A. c Lockwood" A s. J. Shropshire, A. J. McDermOtt, Ot to Wyler, H. c. Beqmler.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
CLEAN BREAD IN IN THE FUTURE
 FOR B|SBEE
Vienna Bakery to Become
 Model of cIeanIiness-0nIy
 Up-to-Date Methods Used Machinery Shipment Due.

The Vienna Bakery company are preparing to install the finest up-to- date bakery in the southwest. There has been shipped to the firm by the Southern California Supply company 8 large amount of modern machinery in cfuding a three barrel dough mixer, self-containing Cindinnati automatic brake, direct current Philadelphia egg beater and cake mixer combined, four horse power alternating current motor, promoter with connections and nee essary steel racks and trucks. This initial shipment will be followed by one consisting of divider and mould CT, etc.
 All the machinery is of the very latest modern type.
 The oven is a new one, never hay ing been baked in, and will be remodel ed and equipped as an up to-date oil heated oven. The necessary burners, tanks, piping, etc. to make this change have already been shipped and should arrive here within a week, and when installed will give Bisbee an absolute ly clean, hygenic oven, with no refuse ashes to adhere to the bottom of the loaves
 The old location of the Vienna Bakery on Brewery avenue will be re- tained as salesroom, but the com pany are also seeking an additional safesroom more centrally located The plant will be located in the company's building in the Johnson addition, which they have acquired under a twenty five year lease. and where a model branch store will be opened.
 As soon as the machinery is in oper- ation the company propose to turn out a special loaf of bread, the exact in- gradients of which are a trade secret This loaf will be wrapped in parcn- ment paper, sealed by a machine which automatically moistens the labels. and each wrapper will bear this guarantee:
 Good down to the last crumb This loaf was wrapped in this sanitary wrapper as soon as baked, being made by machinery, and scarcely touched by human hands. We can recommend 1t to particular people. All it's good ness kept in by the wrapper, all dirt kept out''
 Drivers hands will not touch this bread, only the wrapper. Bakers bare arms will not be in the dough-a ma chine does it all
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
BREWSTER
 CAMERON 5
 TRAGIC END
Former Resident of Bisbee and Republican Leader of Ari-
 zona Swept Over American Fall at Niagara On Saturday

Word has been received in this city of the tragic end of Brewster Cameron, formerly a. resident of Bisbee, for some years clerk of the district court at Tucson, and fifteen years ago the most powerful republican political leader in the territory. Cameron, who was sixty-five years old, a nephew of Senator Don Cameron of Pennsyl- vania, and resident of Fl Paso, was swept over the American falls at from Niagara Falls says: The accident was one of the most unusual recorded in the long list of tragedies at this resort.
 Cameron was in the insurance busi- ness and came to the falls by appoint ment to meet Frank H. Fulford of Belle Air, Md, and E. l.. Tidball of Buffalo, Mir. Tidball being president of the American Surety company. The three men walked to the state reservation end at Cameron's request, sat on the bank of the river close to the edge at a point that twas very steep, Cameron selected< the spot | that he might have an easy position for his feet, which seemed to trou- ble him.
 The three men remained there until nearly o'clock, and when their con ference was completed arose to go. Fulford and Tidball got up first and as Cameron attempted to do so his feet seemed to give out under him and he Ioppled backward into the swiftly rushing rapids.
 In moment he was whisked several yards out into the stream Fulford. disregarding the great risk to himself, plunged into the river and attempted to get hold of Cameron, but without avail.
 Then occurred a strange circum- stance. A strong current caught Cameron and brought him toward the shore, sending him with terrific speed into the opening of the raceway that feeds the elevator of the Cataract Ho- tel Down this sluiceway went the unfortunate man, and before his com panions could reach him he was again shot into the river.
 By this time the cries of the men had attracted a crowd, and Reserva. tion Officer Tracey c. Love, seeing the body come down the rapids, waded SNS AO mt It, anu NdS feet cf Cameron when he shot by The unfortunate man realized his plight and stroye desperately to get to shore bur his frantic struggles were futile against the rush of the angry waters.
 A moment later and he had passed beneath the Goat Island bridge and all hope of saving him was gone. His two business associates and a score of others stood by powerless to assist and witnessed his plunge over the brink of the fall into eternity. Brewster Cameron came here two days ago and secured a suite of rooms at the Prospect House. He was Of robust build. and aside from a slight weakness in his feet. seemed in excellent health. He leaves a wife and three children, one son and two | daughters in Fl Paso
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
REPUBLICANS CHOSE PRECINCT CANDIDATES
BurdiCk, High, Wittig and Nc Req elected for Sacrifice on
 November 3rd,

Yesterday evenings convention of lonesome Republicans met in an up stairs hall bedroom and went through the hsartless task of nominating a bunch of losers for the coming Demo cratic election. The election of two precinct nominees for justice of the peace and for constables was unattend ed by anything interesting beyond Chairman Frank O'Brien's successful attempts to jolly the 30 delegates and sparse audience into a good natured frame of mind, and Ned FIanigan's elo- quently clever efforts to hypnotiZe the
 bunch to the extent of convincing them that they were not violating the statutes by accepting the various empty nominations accorded them. After Aiken had moved that the Jus tices of the peace be nominated before the constabulary, Date Graham nomi. mated T. D. Burdick, Wood nominated
 Morris High, and Arthur Lutley put
 E. G. Riley in the field. The two for. mer won out on the ballot.
 McCann thought McRas would make whirlwind as a constable, Date Graham liked the looks of Ed Wittig and that old-tlme Republican standby
 Michael Postmaster Cassidy, thought William Sullivan was the only real 1 constanbulary timber Whatever that meansl this side of the whatyuma- callst. After the noses had been enumerated Ed Wittig and McRae had | been chosen to be bumped next time Johnny Caretto loomed up like a smoke house in a fog with his perreniai in Sictonce that nomination he closed
 After the obsequeies had been con.
 cluded somebody circulated the report
 that the convention was to be pinche( for conducting politics without a
 license, and everybody sneaked.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06

pressed themselves as highly pleased with the work of the instructor The boxing classes are conducted in squads and all the heavy and dangerous blows are avoided until after the mem bers have learned thoroughly to cover and guard against them. A great deal of attention is paid to the footwork. en. abling the men to get in and out again with ease.
 Mir Holt is an expert boxer and fencer and has had years of eN perience in teaching both. The new boxing class will begin on Monday, October 18th, and the fencing classes will begin work on Wednesday, Oc- tober 14tn. There is stiIl room for several enrollments in each of the classes, which are limited to twelve members each
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
WARREN DISTRICT ID
 COMPETE All PHOENIX 1NE@I --- Practice To Begin Wednesday
 Evening For Tournament Hose Team,

Robert Kirk, secretary of the Ter ritorial Fair Association, was in Bis bee yesterday, boomng the coming exposition, and especially the fire. mems races, which are to be made a big feature. MT. Kirk has succeeded in arousing much interest among the various hose and nook and ladder teams in the Warren district, and try outs are to be held from which will be picked the best team to compete for the prizes to be hung up by the asso- ciation.
 The first of the tryouts will not be held for some days, but the practice will begin Wednesday evening. All those who wish to take part in the practice are requested to meet at the Central Fire House tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock. The team is to be com posed of the fastest men in the entire Warren district
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06

The Boston Id als scored another splendid hit at the orpheum last night, where they presented the always pleas ing comic opera "Tne Mikado' before a good zized audi nee, notwithstanding the many counter attractions The performance was an artistic one. a d each role received perfect portrayal F. o. Burgess as Ko Ko kept the ccm'
 dy element at a high speed. w. II
 Burgess as Poo Bah" was as natural e.s if he was a son of tue land of I " CTS. M. J. Rayfield was an ideal eAIikado,v and F. W. Walters aga'n won favor by his excellent portraya of the wandering son Of the Mikado
 Edwsrd Westnn sang. fin his usua
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
SOCIALISTS PLACE
 TICKET IN FIELD
lndOrSe Territorial, National and International Platforms.
 To OiStibute Literature,

At the convention of the Socialists held in Lowell last Saturday, at which were present delegates from Lowell, Bisbee, Benson, Douglas, Gleason and Turner, J. N. Morrison of Benson pre- sided as chairman, Frank Brown as secretary.
 No county platform was framed, but the territorial, national and interna. tionai platforms indorsed. The Social ists will bill the county during the coming campaign, protesting against the fee system, the contract system ot the county, and trading of prisoners across the line, and the alleged using Of prisoners for doing the work of in. diYiduals.
 The following nominations were made:
 Frank Brown. of Bisbee, council; John Larrieu, of Benson, s. \. Sals- bury of St David, and A. J. Taylor Of Douglas, for assemblymen; E. P. A Larrieu of Turner, for sheriff; John N Smith of Bisbee, for treasurer; W. E. Stewart, of Bisbse, for recorder c. O. Waite, of Bisbee, for probate judge; Mrs. Jen ie Murtha, of lGeasoD, for su perintendent of schools; W. H. Finley of Douglas, for district attorney; F Friedenwold of Tombstone, for survey or; Porter Lofgreen of St David, and Frank Wilson, of Hereford, for super visors. The following precinct officers were nominated, those not named to b appointed later by the central com mittee:
 Bisbee-James L. Brooks and An
 
 K. c. McKutchin and Jake Adams, con sta bles.
 | Lowell-Lse Perry, justice of th' | peace: O. P. Gray, constable. Douglas-Ben C. Smith, justice ol ! the peace; J. G. Rampell. constable. :, Pirtlevilis-Theo Schweichles, jus
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE.

F. c. Richards yesterday morning pleaded guilty to a charge of fraud, and was given the option of paying a fine of $50 or serving fifty days in the county ail. It was alleged in the com plaint that Edwards had obtained a gun at the Copper Queen store by rep resenting himself to be Albert Dunn. Edwards admitted the charge, but claimed in extenuation that he had been authorized by Dunn to have the gun charged to him. ..4.. ........
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS

charming manner fa the role of "Pish THsh As ''Katisbo" Mss Shattuck gava the best of satisfaction. To Miss
 Moore much praise is due for no better Yum Yum" has ever been seen on the stage. Sne is cute. cunning and more than clever in this rob. and with
 Miss Clairmont and Stella Quissnberry
 formed a pretty picture as the Three
 Little Mails rem Schorl. T,e ex-
 cefsent .ciorrs aai artisic rsa~7 set
 fings Aslpei to ,hance sIe Derfor-
 nance Tonight the orpheum will be used by the Republican Central com mitte>. when Ralph Cameron, the can <didste for congress will deliver an address Tomorrow night the Boston Ideals will resume their engagement
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
BOXING INSTRUCTOR
 Is ONTO HIS JOB Exhibition Last Night at Y, M, c. A, By Physical Director
 Holt Was Clever.

A large number of interested spec tators witnessed the demonstration of
 methods of instruction in boxing and fencing last night at the Y. M. c. A. pumnasium Physical Director Holt in very clear ard concise way illus trated methods, first with the mem bers of the fencing class, and later with tAe boxing squad of the associa- ton classes. New class are being cormed to begin next week and the men who were present last night ex
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
ENTHUSIASTIC
 OVER LOCAL TICKET Say Will Have Walk-0ver With Murphy and Bailey For
 Precinct Officers,

The Democrats of Lowell are very enthusiastic over the local ticket which they nave put in the field for justice of the peace and constable. With such men as owen Murphy, nominee for justice of the peace, and l.. l. Bailey for constable, and solid Democracy back of them, their election is fore gone conclusion.
 The following delegates, also dele gates to the county convention and talk ing a prominent part therein, elected the precinct officers: Del Lewis. Gus Haigler. l.. l.. Wallace. R. E. Kohler, Gus Schleiper, P. NJ. Kelly, J. N Hinckley, Tom Fitzsimnons, NJ. ]. Sullivan, Jack Perry, Jack Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
SUNDAY BAD DAY
 FOR RIFLE CLUB
Red Fagt Indicating Miss, Was Shown 0fteniSt- Spectators
 Enjoy Match,

The pit boys at the rife range Sunday seemed ito take delight in franticaIly waving the red flag, sig mailing miss from the pits, and the regularity with which the signal was repeated caused the spectators con siderable amusement.
 The riffemen could not see it that way, fo~ if there is anything that will tower mans good opinion of himself. 1t is his first experience on the 1000 yard range. The boys were aiming their best but the target seemed to sidestep the bullet.
 Scores.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
THE BBEE DAILY REVIEW BBEE ARIZONA TUESDAY MORNING.

tice of the peace; Steve Anglus. con stable.
 Huachuca-Sidney Simpson, justice of the peace; A. R. Turner, constable
 Gleason-E. Feru. justice of the peace; R. H. Murray. constable.
 Carr Canyon-William J. Berner, justice of the peace; E. w. Foster constable.
 Benson-N. K. Snipe, justice of the peace; Miguel Picheco, constable.
 A. c. Smith of Bisbee was elected chairman of the central committee; J. N Morrison of Benson, secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
CHURCH OF CHRIST NOTES

A you-.g man made what Paul calls the good confession" Sunday morn ing. Mr. Joan Hobbs, 9 Baptist mis' sionary doing Independent work Tn Mexico, will deliver his lecture to night. On Wednesday night the Bible drill work win be of especial inter- si in view of the fact that contest VII he held at Douglas in two weeks The last order of Training for Ser vice" bn,.ks is at hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
BUSINESS REMOVAL.

L. L. Gilman. the we'll known jew eler. has removed from his old loca- tion at the head of Main street, to more spacious quarters just across the street in the place formerly occupied by the Moore Fuel and Feed company. MT. Gilman is fitting ais new place up in first class style. and is prepar- ed to attend the wants of his many patrons in better shape than ever be- fore.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
FRIENDS SUSPICIOUS.

City Physician John Hagan, accom- panied by his brother, Assistant Post master Mike Hagan, left Bisbee yes terday afternoon, destination unknown. Intimate friends are of the, opinion that the doctor is about to forsake the paths of bachelordom and take unto himself a wife, in the person of a certain fair damsel who makes her home in Prescott.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
WARNED TO REGISTER.

Voters of the Warren district and of the county are warned that it will soon be too late for them to register for the coming general election The regis tration books will close on the 18th inst. Voters of Bisbee who are inter ested in the bond election are a1se- urged to register at once, as the time is growing short
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
BACK FROM DOUGLAS.

The following returned Sunday and Saturday from the county Republican convention at Douglas: Harry Locke, Frank OBrien, W. P. McNair, M. E. Cassidy, Charles Bloomquist, John Norton, Lew Hunt, Richard Davis, Joseph D. Champagne, Joseph Cohn. G. F. Humbert.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
PROMOTION PLEAsss.

W. F. Gobring has recently been the recipient of many congratulations over his promotion to superintendent Or. the mines of the c. & A. company. Gohring has for many morris b1en in charge of the geological department of the c. & A, and is the first man to hold the office of superintendent that office having been only created vita his appointment.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
BACK FROM VIRGINIA.

Dr. Thomas Watkins, of the C. c. staff of physicians, has returned from months visit to his old home in Virginia. He reports that prospects of a crop are good, but that money con- ditions ,a-o still in sad need of i'm movement
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
TYPHOID SCARCE.

At the present time there are only two cases of typhoid fever in the c. Q hospital. and only one in the '. A No.re of the cases are serious. Neither of the hospitals has had case result fatally the past summer. ana are very highly pleased over the record.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
PLAINTIFF GIVEN VERDICT

F. R. Hearst was yesterday given a verdict for $50 in Justice Burdick's court against Mrs. Joseph Myers. The contention of the plaintiff was that ht had drawn up plans for buildings for the defendant, for which she had re fused to pay him. The suit was foI S05
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
STAG CANON LUMP
fnr nnmesfic usc

for Domestic use DAWSON COAL & COKE for Steam and Shelters. Write T. W. Hause. Sales Agent,
 Fl Paso, Texas Ask Independent Fuel & Feed Co. about Stag Canon Coal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
BACK IN sIs5EE.

William Kemp, travelling expert for the c. & A. people, was in the city yesterday. having just returned from his vacation. Kemp's home is in Tue son.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
DR. CUTTER TO MARRY.

At adiuner given last night at the Copper Queen hotel to his friends, at which covers were laid for ten, pr William D. Cutter, of the c. o. medical staff, surprised his guests with the a nouncement of his engagement to Miss Margaret Moir. of Toronto, Can ada. The wedding vi3l take place in the near future. The dinner was a mCst merry one
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06

FOR RENT-Large front room, back
 of DoyIe's, Quality Hit Sid Foun- tainc. 542
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
ENGAGEMENT ANoUNcED.

The engagement is announced ot Miss Margaret Moir of Exeter, Onta- rio, and Dr. William D. Cutter of Bisbee.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Review want Aas bring results.