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Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-25
TEACHERS PROFIT FROM SECOND DAY
Interesting Program Is Carried Out At the Tombstone
 Institute.
(speclal to the Review.l


 TOMBSTONE, Nov. 24-Tbe sec ond days session of the teachers in stitute opened at a. m. with prayer by Rev. Benedict. The music was led by MraWagner, of Douglas.
 A few obening remarks and an tlouncements by Superintendent Rock feller, were followed by roll call. min utes of Mondays sessions were read and approved.
 Program opened with very inter esting and practical paper entitled School Government as a Factor in Pubic Education" by Superintendent w. E. Lutz, of Douglas. A lively and instructive discussion took place after the address in which Mrs. Burke, Mir. McLaurine, MT. Philbrook, Mir Ink. Mr. Gooding and Mir. Gillian brought out decisive points.
 After a short internission the ses- sion was favored with two delightful solos by Mir. Wagner.
 Leslie N. Goodding of Bisbee then gave an address entitled Teaching | Non-English Speaking Children" Miss : Kate Carson of Douglas also read a paper on the same topic. The Mexi- ] can children were the ones principal : ly concerned, and many extremely in- structive and vital points were touch ed upon, both in the addresses and , the discussion wnic ifollowed. The separation of English and non-English speaking children in lower grades was advocated to secure better work and order and because as a general rule the children enjoy such a con dition themselves and respond more readily to instruction under such con 'tions.
 Adjournment at 11:45 to meet for | sectional work at 1 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-25
OLD RATE CASE RISES
 AFTER MANY YEARS
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One.l ments. Great lake points will be sc cure because they have water already, but other points will be at a greater disadvantage.
 The commission is now taking tes- timOny in the revived maximum rate case. A good deal Aas already beeh gathered. The Cincinnati commerc' al interests have revived the action just where it stood many years ago. They find that the general adjustment of rates to southern territory is about as when the case was first starteG. aud they insist that the commission has the power now to grant them re lief. Whether it has will be decided soon. In all probab lity the commits sion will once more decide in favor of the Cincinnati complainants; and, hay ing so decided, it will undoubtedly have to see the case carried again to the supreme court on the question of its power.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-25
WIRELESS 5000 MILES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24.-Wire- less telegraph station in this city re- ports having overheard during the past fortnight code messages believed to have been sent from some station in Japan. To confirm the local con- pany's belief that the messages come from Japan, the Honolulu wireless sta tiOn heard the same code messages. The Japanese station Is over 5000 miles, air line. Should the signals have originated in Japan, all wireless rocrods have been broken by over 5000 miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-25
5Is6EE GIRL MARRIEs.

Friends of Miss Charlotte Barker formerly of this city. have received announcement of her marriage at Ely, Nevada, on the 18th inst, to Richard o. Worcester, of that place. Mrs. Worcester is graduate of the Pacific school for trained nurses, and was employed there and in E Paso. She lived In Bisbee for a time, where she was very popular.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-25
WHY PAY MORE?.

UlII LII mUlIIs When you can get the best.
 at the following prices:
 Prime Rib Boasts 10c per.
 pound, IThe Original Condensed Chili Con Carne. Swiss Sausage. Spanish Sausage. MariCopa Creamery But
 9r 40c per ID. Round steaks, l0c per Ib. Shoulder steaks, 4 lbs. for 25c.
 Hamburger, 3 lbs for 25c Tenderloin Steaks, l5c per pound. PorterhouSe and I Bone SteakSt loc per 10. All kinds of Pork, t7 i-2c
 per pound. Live Chickens Dressed to order, 1 Dressed Hens, 25c per Ib. Dressed SpringerS, 27 i-2c
 per ID. Live Hens, 22c per Ib, Live Spnngers, 25c per ID. All kinds of Sausage i0c I per pound. Spring Lambs, 20c per
 pound, Mutton 15c per pound, l Loin Boasts of Beef, | I12 1-2c per pound,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-25
HENEY IS BETTER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24-F. J. Heney, whose temperature was a little high this morning as the result of a minor operation upon his kidneys, Is reported much better tonight. Physi- clans at the Lane hospital said late tonight that Heney is stronger than at any time since wounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-25
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-A further decline was reported in the London tin market today. Spot closing al ef35 15s; futures E137 12s Sd. Lo cally dull at 29.90d30.00.
 Copper was higher in London. Spot e63 2s Sd; futures. E64. Locally weak, nominally unchanged. Lake, .1425614.37kc; electrolytic, 14.o06 14.I2Ihc; casting, 13.S7h 914.00c.
 Lead declined 2s Sd to e13 Is Sd in London. Locally dull and unchanged at 4.30G4.35.
 Spelter lower at &21 2s Sd in Lon don. Locall ysteady at 5.10@5.15.
 Locally iron is firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-25
CARNEGIE WON'T TESTIFY

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-Andrew Car negie apparently will not appear at to- morrow's hearing in Washington be- fore the ways and means committee on iron and steel schedules on tariff. This afternoon he is said to have re- piled by mail to the committees in- vitation, but refused to discolse the nature of the reply.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-25
GETTING AFTER THE REBELS.

PORT ALI PRINCE, Hayti, Nov. 24. The government is recruiting men here and elsewhere for a campaign against the rebels, and large qnanti- ties of ammunition are being shipped from Port Au Prince. Up to the pres ent time there has been no trouble here, but if the revolution triumphs, a serious situation may arise.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-25
ROYAL THEATRE SOLD.

The Royal Theatre, which has been
 closed since last Sunday. will be re- opened next Sunday under the man. agement of Raus and Harris of Naco- zari. Alfred F. Mackenzie, who has been running the place, is in Sylvan
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brother he probably win return to this
country.
1t may be that Wilbur will complete
the aeroplane contract for this govern
ment In place of Orville. II this Is
done It will be In the Interest Of time.
1t will depend, however, on whether
the brothers carry out a plan they
have had in mind OF getting a place In
tie south where experiments can be
carried on the year round. 1t is posi-
BILE they may select Texas or Florida
Isaac Guggenheim, whose name has
figured in the proceedings connected
with the trial Of Charles w. Morse, the
Ice trust magnate. is a member of a
family which has acquired fame In a
number Of widely separated fields. The
founder of the house. Meyer Guggen-
helm, came to this country from
Switzerland over sixty years ago and
settled In Philadelphia, where seven
sons were born to him-Isaac. Daniel,
Murray. Solomon. Benjamin. Simon
and William The brothers do husi-
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CHAMPION DIXIE II.
Swift Motor Boat That Won the
Hsrmsworth Trophy.

Hsrmsworth Trophy.
II seems quite the fashion nowadays
for the newspapers to print news that
the United States has defeated Great
Britain In some one sporting event or
another. Our lads swept the boards In
the Olympic games in the stadium at
Shepherds Bush, just outside Of Lon
don. aud now comes the information
that an American built and designed
motor boat has defeated the much
praised English craft Of this class in
the races for the international cham-
pionship.
The races took place of Huntington
bay. Long Island, and, although i've
boats started. from the very out
set Ii was seer that the result OF the
aquatic combat would be determined
by the Dixie H. representing the
United States, and the Wolseley-Sid-
deley, owned by the Duke of West
Minister. who is one Of the most enthu-
siastic motor boat racers in all Britain
The Dixie III. won for the stars aud
stripes by no less than forty-nine sec
onds. a crushing defeat when 1t Is on
sidered how far a racing motor boat
can travel in this time. She Travelled
through the water ut the rate of over
twenty-eight knots an hour, or, accord
ing to the landsman's way of reckon
ing. she went over thirty-two statute
miles an hour. In the words of the
horsemen, that's going some, and a
little bit more"
Much Of the credit for the sensa-
tional performance of the Dixie ii.
to Captain s. Barclay Pearce.
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Serial No. 055S.
Notice of Application for Patent
Mineral Survey No. $685..
limited ststeh Land Once.

United States Land Office,
Carson City. Nevada, september rs. 1905.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that II. Is. Ennor.
together with his co-claimsnts, b. b. Ennor, 3. p.
Ennor and Margaret G Breen. have made appii-
cation for . United States patent for the Gladstone
Nine lode mining claim, situate In the Rsilrosd
Mining DIstrict, County Of Elko, State Of Nevada,
being Survey No. $500. and described In the field
notes and plat on file In this ONCE. with magnetic
variation al II deg AZ min. east. as follows:
Commencing at corner No. ! OF Gladstone Mine
lode claim, whence the quarter Sec. Corner be-
tween Sections 50 and "a r. 81 N. II 80 X. Of the
N unit Diablo Base and Meridian bears N. 81 deg.
Al min. T.. 5762 4 feet. thence y. 81 deg. is min. z.
as. s feet to Corner No. 2, thence $. 81 deg. 20 min.
W. I'LL feet TO Corner No 8, thence N. 81 deg. is
min. W. E92.9 feet TO Corner No. 4, thence y 80
deg 81 min. r. 1862 feet to Corner No. I, the
plsee Of beginning and located on N. W. quarter
and ) W. quarter. See. I. T. 80 n, X. So f.. NJ. d.
b. 4 NJ. containing an area OF f3.462 acres.
l direct that this notice be published In the
Eureka Weekly sentinel. published At Eureka.
NevsdA
LOUIS j.. CoHN. Register.
Edwin W. Senior. claimants attorney. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
DATE OF first publication. October 5. 1908.
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In the Third Judicial District Court Of the
State Of Nevada, in and for the
County Of Eureka.
In the matter Of the estate of John Pardy,
deceased.
l, Andrew r. Stinson, the undersigned. do
hereby give notice that | was, on the 2lst day
of September, A. d., 1908, by tie above
named court, duly appointed administrator Of
the estate Of John Pardy. deceased; and that
| have duly qualified as such. And ! further
hereby give notice and direct that all persons
having claims against the said estate are re-
quired to file the same with the proper
vouchers and statutory afidavits attached
with the clerk Of the said court within three
months from the date Of the first publication
Of this notice.
ANDREW i. SrISsoS,
Administrator of the estate of John Pardy,
deceased.
A. l.. Fitzgerald. Attorney Of said estate.
First publication Sept. %, 1908.
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The action of the Aero Club of Paris
In getting up a dinner In honor of VIII
bur Wright and In deciding on the
presentation to him Of the clubs 1908
medal mark the acknowledgment by
foreign navigators of the air that Mr..
Wright stands foremost among them.
His achievements have won honors
which he is bashful at receiving, for
the social attentions which go with
prominence in the field of aeronautics
abroad are not exactly to his liking.
He has been accustomed to 1--we in
very simple fashion and put up with
out many things which people often
consider the necessities of existence.
While making their experiments the
Wright brothers have had to manage
as they could In order to live and go
on with their study of air navigation.
Their success and the orders they have
received for a~eroplanes place them be-
yond the necessity Of undergoing the
hardships they have ~cheerfully met In
the past. But success has not turned
their heads or animated them with a
desire to shine in the social world.
While Wilbur Wright upholds the in
terests Of the family abroad, Orville
Wright takes care Of the home affairs.
He is now slowly recovering from the
injuries he received in the accident
to his aeroplane during the army tests
at Fort Myer, Va, but 1t Is found that
in consequence of that accident and
the breaking of a thigh one Of his
legs will always be shorter than the
other.
Orville Wright is looking forward to
the return of his brother from abroad
this winter. 1t had been thought that
Wilbur Wright would go to Italy when
his contract in France was completed
but in view Of the accident to his
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Serial Nc. 0ssa-
Notice Of Application for Patent
Mineral Survey No. sSs1


United States Land once,
Carson City. Nevada. September 10. 1905.
NOTIC Is aEKEB GIVEN that II. b. knnor,
together with his co-claimsnts, B. b. Ennor, 5. 2.
Ennor. Margaret @. Breen. and II. d. Ennor. b. b.
snnor and 5, p. Ennor, sole and only heirs ct Law
Of J. X. Ennor, deceased, has made application Tor
. united states p~stsntfor the Androsa lode mining
claim, situate IN the Railroad Mining District,
County OF Elko. STATE OF Nevada. being survey No.
33s2, and described In the field notes and plat on
file in this once. with magnetic variation 81 IL
deg. a. min East, ss follows
Commencing II Corner No. l OF Andross lode
claim. whence the quarter Section corner between
sections So and 81, +. 81 N. r. IS 4. Of the Mount
Dfablo Meridisn bears N. rs deg. 4. 69y1.0 feet,
thence 5. 50 deg. 80 min. W. 47e.s feet TO Corner
No. 2, thence 5. "a deg. 81 min. 4. li95 feet TO
Corner No 8, thence N. 81 deg. 50 min. x Sfs7 feet
TO Corner No. 4. thence N. ~ deg. W. l204.4 feet TO
Corner Nc |, the place Of beginning and located
in the :. W. quarter, Sec. 4. T. 30 ~, X. 50 T.. M.
ID b 4 M, obtaining an ares Of IL 1872 acres.
| direct that this notice be published In the
Eureka Weekly Sentinel. published at EUREKA.
Nevada.
LOUIS J. COHN, Register.
Edwin W. Senior. claim ants attorney. sslt Lake
City Utah.
Date Of FIRST publication. October s. 1908.
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Opportunity to Perfect Title

How many Persons holding properly
say: "Why l own this property abso'
lutely?" Then comes along a MAJ
wishing to buy. An examination o.
the title by him shows the title tops
anything but perfect. Numerous cases
as above are occurring daily. The Eiko
County Abstract q Title Company
make guaranteed abstracts Of title W
any property in Eiko County. as q rs'
suit Of system, the only way . guar.
anteed abstract can be furnished. oes
an abstract prepared now. u 90 ~
delay until you wish to sell. and nas,
sale delayed by reason Of some OVERSIZE ~
or omission in your title. Address sA'
Company ut Elko for particulars.
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return of the fleet from the trip around
the world. 1t afterward was arranged
that Miss Meigs should go to Yokoha-
ma in time to meet the fleet there, so
that the ceremony could be performed
at that time. She sailed from San
Francisco in September In the steam
ship Korea.
Miss Mary L. Burton, the sponsor at
the launching of the North Dakota on
Nov. 10, Is a leader In the younger
set of society in Fargo, n. d, and a
type of the enterprising, aspiring wom-
EN- who have been so largely response
BILE for the progress made by the states
Of the northwest in industry, education
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him that he had
taken a wife.
The W e d | g
ceremony, which
a $ performed
In the U nited
States consulate
In Yokohama by
Consulate Chap
lain Evans, was
the result of a
romance that be-
gan in San Fran
cisco when the
feet s topp d
t h ere a few
m o n t b s ago.
Lieutenant Com
mander Berto-
lette then formed
the acquaintance
of Miss Meigs,
and the engage
ment was an
n o u n C e d, the
wedding beingar-
ranged to take
-Y-@ $780, A.
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MEL. starting.
Mr.. whitney is a son of the late
William c. Whitney. who was secre-
tary of the navy under President Cleve-
land and one of the best known men
I'm the latter's cabinet. Young Whit
ney was graduated from Yale univer-
sity with high honors for scholarship
In the class of 1894. He was consid-
cred one of the most brilliant men in
his class and received the popular vote
for the brightest man in '94." Upon
graduation from Yale he entered the
Columbia Law school, but did not fin
fish The course. After a tour of India,
whittier he went to shoot tigers and
where he was the guest of the viceroy,
Mr.. Whitney returned to New York
and became associated with his father
in the development of his large finan-
cial operations. He is a keen sports
man, one of the cleverest polo players
In the country and takes an active In
terest In racing stables and stock
farms as well as automobiling. He Is
also q well known yachtsman and has
owned racing craft of several classes
since his graduation from college. Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney was Miss Ger
trude Vanderbilt.
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OukGeuneiiu > CpuS.
States senator from
Colorado. The o
ers control very ex-
tensive Industrial in
terests. among them
the American Smelt-
ing and Refining
company. commonly
known as the srnelt-
or trust. Isaac Gug-
gcnheim Is treasur-
cr Of this corpora
ton. He is also
-fl-- n a
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H AR r Y p.
n WHITNEY,

II AR p.
. WHITNEY,
who was a
conspicuous fig
ure al the recent
Vanderbilt c u
race on Long
Island. is one of
the young multi
millionaires who
get much sport
out of automo-
billing. He had
entered a al la
the cup race. but
its steering gear
broke on the
way to the track.
and thus the ma
chine was pre-
vented from
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and advanced IDEAS generally. The
battleship North Dakota is of the Del
aware class, being of 10000 tons and
so feet in length. She has ten twelve
inch guns and an armament which
makes her one Of the most formidable
vessels yet constructed. Miss Burton
was designated as sponsor for the
namesake of the state by Governor
Burke.
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MINING TAX.

Notice is hereby given that the taxes on the
proceeds Of the mines Of Eureka County for
the quarter ending September 80. 1903, are
now due and payable to me at my Office In Eu-
reka and the law in regard to the same will be
strictly enforced. ii. @. McTERNEY,
Assessor Of Eureka County, Nevada.
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Mexican Union railroad. managing d.
rect Of the Guggenhelm Exploration
coL.any. director Of the American
Shelters Steamship company and In
the directorate of a number of banking
corporations.
At the Morse trial Mr.. Guggenheim's
name came up In connection with the
pools formed by Mr.. Morse for max
ing profits out of transactions in Ice
trust stock. Mr.. Guggenheim was In
some of these pools. He referred
fscetiously in his testimony to some
IF the deals. saying that Morse had
told him in answer TO a demand for IN
formation as to why the second pool
bad not boon successful that James X
Keene, the sportsman, had handled 1t,
which accounted for its failure.
One Of the of the stay OF
the American feet in japanese waters
was the marriage Of L. Calvin Berto-
lette, lieutenant commander of the
battleship Vermont, to Miss Lucille
Meigs of San Francisco. The groom,
who is scheduled for early promotion
to the rank Of commander, cabled his
father at Wilmington, Del, informing
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G..

MIGHT I but see my journey done,
AL You stand beside the door
To take my hand and lead me ini
All, could i ask for more?
ITO sit together then. my dear,
L No word perhaps to say:
To sit together then. my dear,
Just as we sit today!
THE journeys long to make. my dear.
Charities the hills to roam,
And. oh, the wandering will be far!
The end-will 1t be home?
MIGHT ! but see. my journey done.
AL You stand beside the door
To take my nan and lead me inl
All, could l ask for more?
Jeanette Marks.
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CAPTAIN S. BARCLAY PEARcE AND DIXIE II

CAPTAIN s. BARCLAY PEARCE AND DIXIE II.
who had direct charge of her during
the contest. The engineer, Albert
Rappuhn, collapsed during the race
owing to the intense heat of the en-
gines and the gasoline fumes that es-
capped. He fell senseless alongside Of
the swiftly pounding machinery, and
Captain Pearce was forced to run the
engines as well as to govern the
course of the craft until the engineer
regained his III The fact that
the Dixie ii. won the race in spite Of
this accident and handicap goes to ac-
centuate the high quality of Yankee
pluck, perseverance and ingenuity.
England had another competitor -
side the Dixie ii. in the DiamlC -
owned by Lord Howard de Wald-zs
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NOTICE

estate OF John Pardy, deceased. and for
presentation Of claims against his estate.
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ness now under the firm name Of NJ.
Guggenheim's Sons. Simon Is United
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THE MEASURE OF MAN.

Must follow the threefold plaI
or soul and mind and body
To compass the stature OF man
For deep In the primal substance.
With power and purpose and poise-
An order under the chaos,
A music beneath the Noise
The urge of a secret patience
Throbbed into rhythm and form
Till Instinct attained to vision
And the sentient clay grew warm
For sense was a smoldering fire
And spirit, q breath Of air
Blowing out OF the darkness,
Fostering reasons flare.
BY loving. learning and doing
Being must "a n climb
To goodness, to truth, to beauty.
Through energy. space and time;
Out OF the infinite essence.
For the eternal employ.
F~ashioning. freeing and kindiing.
Symmetry. wisdom and JOY.
wherefore the triune dominion
Religion, science and art
We may not disrupt nor divide.
Setting its kingdoms apart.
But ever. with glowing ardor
After the ancient plan.
Build the love and h rapture
Into the life OF nan
Bliss carman-
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@. w. HALSTEAD

Cattle branded on hips. Crop and ~
half crop in left ear, swallowfork in
right. Range, Duckwater and Currant Cks
Address Duckwater, Nye County. Nevada
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Men who Like to Dress.

Tn. F. Winters, the merchant tailor.
is kept quite busy taking measures for
fall suits. Mr. Winter has Just re-
ceiyed his fall stock OF suitings and Is
now prepared to please his many GUS
toners. The styles for this season are
new and body and the makeup of we'll
dressed men is neat and attractive
Mr.. Winters suits are very noticeable
for style, and finish in circles of we'll
dressed men and the perfect fit is the
prominent feature of all his makeups.
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First celebration OF the Holy Com
munion at 730 a. m. Meeting Of the
brotherhood of St Andrew at 10 a. m.
Morning prayer to be said at 1890 a.
IN. Second celebration of the Holy
Communion and sermon at II a. III.
Sunday school at $50 p. m. Evening
prayer at D. M.
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In ur ra1le At F'emlra & Bryans
Las right n he re- dsome race horse
belonging to Cashier 6 II. Smith, u
the Etnnewicf i5ank 4 Trust com
Hany II C 30 '.or was the lucky
man. There we're three or four ties
on u threw OF II. Mr.. Peerson winning
Oh he throw Oh.
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Abe Rothschild, the well known
ieweler. who is always abreast of the
times. has just secured the services
Of hlgh-class matchmaker and Jew
eler and is now prepared to execute
all kinds Of repair work promptly and
in the very best fashion. See his ad o
vertsement in this issue.