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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31

stands for the idea that every Repub-
lican should exercise the right Of bis
citizenship at the ballot box as
against pre-arranged and fixed states.
They are whipped into line and adopt
the methods advocated by him and
laid down by the territorial central
committee. Funny good man, a
good citizen and a good Republican
should be branded thus for adVocat-
ing American citizenship and pure
Republican principles. Are such acts
as this in sympathy with those prin-
ciples uttered by the founder q the
party, government OF, for and By the
people? The Republicans of Cocaise
county owe Mr.. McReynolds . debt Of
gratitude in his manly efforts to free
the Republican party from Anticipated
methods and boss rule.
The rank and file have a dsty to
perform. They should and will repay
that debt on April 4th in the exercise
of their citizenship at the ballot box
by electing delegates to the terri
torial convention to represent Co
chise county.
Those delegates will be determined
by regular caucus Cnstead of by the
will be able to represent the Cochise
county Republican party with honor.
And, Republicans, remember in
casting your vote there are two
tickets, one "the pre-arranged plan"
The other the regular caucus"
1t is the duty OF every liberty low
ing Republican to be at the polls aeXt
Saturday, April 4th, and cast his Vots
for his choice for delegates to the
Territorial convention, The yri4
mares are the voice of the people and
as such let them speak for the Re
publican party.
The writer has been a Republican
for many years and as such makes
this statement in defense of Mr.. Nc
Reynolds as against those who are
animated with animus and personal
motives, endeayoring to villify aim
and confuse the situation in regard 70
his true position.
In conclusion, do not permit mis-
leading editorials to obscure the real
situation. Apparently the "slate fix
ers" are endeavoring to create false
issues and tumble matters. There is
but one issue, viz: "Will the EepIpli-
Cochise county by delegates of their
choice and in accordance with Re
publican principles, or will the tie
publican party of Cochise county be
represented by a committee fixed by
the boss element Don't lose It.
REPUBLICAN,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
A Delicate Turn.

It was close on midnight, and the
professional guest felt it was high
time for him to stop playing. Per
haps I'd better not play any more to-
night" he said, YEARLY. Il see you
have near neighbors, and they might
be annoyed" You needn't mind
them for a minute" said his hostess,
earnestly. I'VE are perfectly sure
they poisoned our cat and if they
did, nothing is too bad for them. -
Youths Companion.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31

renee, his skin tanned almost toscop-
per color and a heart in him as big
as the plains, is a sight that does
your heart good and makes YOU feel
like living. The climate has no
equal. Every day continual sunshine
and almost perfect. Mr.. Wenger has
all of that in New Mexico, I'll admit,
but / have more to say for Bisbee,
Arizona Forget that you are in the
west, and then you have a city as live
and full of business and more wide
awake people here in this town of the
plains than any eastern city of 25,-
900.
Arizona in 1907 lead the world in
the production Of copper. Most. OF
it, in fact the largest percentage was
mined in the Warren district in Bis
bee. The greatest copper mines in
the world are located in and around
Bisbee. The Copper Queen and Cal
umet and Arizona being the largest,
besides numerous smaller ones. The
monthly pay roll of the mines alone
, amounts to 100000 The poorest
/ paid man in the mines gets $3.50 a
day, and as high as IS for eight hours
work is paid. The people are the best
/ in the world and all in all the best
socially you can find. The stores are
, first class in every detail The class
OF merchandise is as good as you can
get in any city in the. country. And
all in all. l can truthfully say that
Bisbee. Arizona, is the busiest, best
and most up to date little city in the
southwest. They have the people, the
climate and all it takes to make city
and anyone that is wide awake can
! get the money in Bisbee.
l am more than satisfied. My
health couldn't be any better and
am getting along well. have coed
position and all I can say is that l am
more than satisfied and that / intend
10 make my home in Bisbee. Hoping
this finds you enjoying the best OF
health, with best wishes remain,
J Very truly yours,
RUSSELL ]. MOKE,
Bisbee. Ariz
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
THE SITUATION AND THE REMEDY
THE SITUATION IS

THE SITUATION IS
1t requires the of
and families
ness for ourselves our business needs all capital
We likely money, from
business and in shape to produce income large
ough 20 support family unless live for many
We are not certain of living years a
Consequently the
children hazard
REMEDY IS
of the
for few
be beyon safe
plan automatically sound and by financially
ance OF 1t until death And the should
older
1t should be plan that win investment payable
the insured himself if he lives old
IL should be he lose what he has
paid in case he is not able
its ultimate payment
It should be under the control the that
ooroW money on 1t change
should be possible for him to make payable
sannens in
of it by
we have described the OF
TIE ANNUAL DIVIDEND POLICY OF YORK IN
SURANCE COMPANY. IT'S UP
McGREG0R & ClEM0NS, Agents.
BALL & 5LEDsoE's DRUG STORE.
p o. BOX $780, MAIN STREET. PHONE
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31

gates seemed to be running matters
and railroaded its pre-arranged slate
through. Defied the territorial CEN
trail committee to undertake to unseat
them and declared they were running
the Republican politics of Cochise
county.
1t is clear by the editorial publish.
ed in the Miner yesterday afternoon
that the boss" element has recog-
nized Mr.. McReyonlds' position as
absolutely correct, as they have by
their subsequent acts ratified and
adopted the method so well advocated
by him before the committee.
And this is what they say: 1.-The
Miner advocates that every Republi.
can in the county take part in these
primaries and elect delegates to tails
convention who will ratify the action
of the county central committee and
rename the same delegates to Tucson
that were appointed by that commit,
tee"
1t goes on to say in big black let
ter type: Forever eliminate Mercy.
onlds from any participation in Re
publican politics in tais county"
And further says: by such &C
lions the Republicans win be able in
the future to keep the councils OF
the party within the party"
1t further says. ''If he was a dis
turbing factor with any following
there would be some excuse if he had
any real cause OF complaint, but as {
matter of fact his every action has
been at variance with the regular
organization AID his followers can be
counted on the fingers of two hands
1t must, indeed, be hard for the
so-called regular organization TO
adopt the methods advocated by Mr..
MCReynOlds at the central committee
meeting and come before the rank
and file and in addition, forever elm
mate McReynolds from the Republi-
can party. In other words, brand
him, and turn him out.
What for? we ask If McReynolds
was right in his attitude before the
county central committee he is right
now. He was right at that time and The
county central committee has declar
ed he was right by their ratification
and adoption Of the methods advc-
Gated by him before that committee.
Their subsequent acts are a public
confession that they were wrong at
that time and that he was right.
Yet the mouthpIece of that organ
ization has the audacity to make this
admittance and in the same breath
call on the Republican voters to en-
dorse them and turn McReynolds out
of the party.
It must be because Mr.. McReynolds
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
BOOSTING FOR BISBEE
IN BUCKEYE STATE
R, j, Moke Tells About This
MarveIouSIy Prosperous
District.

Russell j. Moke, Of this city, wrote
the following letter to the Independ-
en-, published at his old home, Mas
sillon, Ohio:
Russell J. Moke, formerly Of this
city. now living at Bisbee, Arizona,
writes to a friend here:
Il note an article in The 1ndepen-
dent written by Harry Wenger re-
garding East Las Vegas, N. M. I'll
admit it is a great country and is all
he has said, and little more.
spent several years there myself and
liked it very much. But am located
in a country now that has no equal.
Bisbee is located in the extreme south
eastern part of Arizona about three
hundred and fly miles from FL Paso.
II is a city of 1900 population and
has an altitude Of 800. feet. Having
spent the past Spine months here,
am more than satisfied it is the best
little town in the southwest.
Bisbee is far from being an attract
i've city. 1t is just the opposite. 1t
is laid out in the heart of the noun
tains and the residences are built like
steps on the mountain sides. You
find two main streets but on these
you find business places that would
do credit to any city Oh $4,000 popula.
ton in the east, and So far ahead of
Massillon that / am ALMOST ashamed
to admit it. While youN find every
thing it takes to make az up to date
little city. on the other hand you find
the characters a novelist uses for
heToism in his western stries. You
find the Mexican living jusi the same
as he did a hundred years ago. With
his pack Of burros, his somFero and
last of all the cigarette, he Is of to
the mountains for who'd, til, most
profitable way he has of mixing a
living.
The first signs of life that NETS the
fasteners gaze coming to Biske is
their rude old style adobe huses
scattered all over the mounain Ades.
The country around Bisbee is rAted
very much for its many large cattle
ranches. The Double Circle and Thee
Bar Ranches being known all oIsr
the southwest. And to see the f.r
famed "Amerisan Cow Boy" on tls
streets OF Bisbee is an everyday occu1
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
ENLARGEMENT FOR
SASCO SHELTER

TUCSON. March SO.-Chas. F Jones
of Philadelphia, Henry Roher of st.
Louis and J. n. Pemberton of this
city made trip yesterday to the Sas-
co smelter and to the Picacho> mines
in which they are interested. They left
here yesterday morning and returned
last evening.
They brought back the news that
work has already been commenced On
the new jacket for the smelter which
will double the capacity of the plant.
This new jacket is being installed by
a Mr.. Small of FL Paso. who installed
the other machinery at the smelter.
1t will require several months to com
plete this big work.
1t was learned also by the visitors
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
Review Want Ads Bring Results.
COMMUNICATED.

NldlNA &C.
Anent the editorial that appeared
in the Evening miner The writer of
this was present at the Republican
county central committee meeting
held at the Copper Queen Hotel
March 18Th. It's proceedings were
carefully observed. AS information to
the uniformed Republicans who will
go to the primaries next Saturday,
April 18th. and cast their ballots for
delegates to the territorial convention
the writer desires to say that Mr..
McReyonlds appeared before that
committee aid in an able manner
advocated the election of delegates
by primaries. His position was in
accordance with the instructions is
sued by the territorial committee,
reasonable, logical, clean. Mr.. Nc
Reynolds was completely shut down
on by the committee, several dele
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that as soon as the second jacket for
the smelter is completed, customs
ores will be handled from the mining
camps in the vicinity of Sasco and Sill
yer Bell.
There are large number of smelt-
er companies working in that vicinity
and the information that customs ores
will be handled will mean that they
will prosecute work on their proper.
ties much more vigorously than at
present and the entire district will
enjoy boom.
Superintendent Goodloe of the
smelter company stated yesterday that
the daily output of the smelter at the
present time is about 500 TONS" Mr.
Pemberton said today.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
The Precious stones,

The pearl is nothing but carbonate
of lime, and vinegar OF any other acid
will eat away the polished surface in a
few moments. As for the opal, hot
water is fatal to it, destroying its fire,
and sometimes causing it to crack.
Soap is a deadly enemy to the tur-
quoise II turquoise ring is kept on
the hand while washing, in a short
time the blue stones will turn TO a
dingy green.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
YAvAPAI COMPANIES
| IMPROVING PLANTS
Central Orders New Machinery
Mansfield Will Have
Reduction Plant.

WINKELMAN, Ariz., March 3d.
The mining situation throughout Pin
al county is decidedly good, il the
plans of large operators may be taken
as an Indication. The Central Mining
and Development company is reported
to have placed one of the largest ma
chinery orders ever given from this
district The equipment is to include
drills, compressors, receiver, hose,
tools, shafting and betting, and is to
be shipped at a very early date.
The development of the Two Queens
property is going steadily forward
under the personal supervision OF
President S. H. Snider, who is now
'devcting his entire time to the work
at the camp.
MANSFIELD, Ariz., March 30.-The
immediate installation of the Mans
field smelter is now fully assured. A
force of men is already excayating
for the purpose of laying the founda-
tons, which are to be laid immediate
ly. 1t the purpose of the Mansfield
management to have the smelter
blown in and ready for operations by
June Is. The present promising aspect
of the copper market has furnished a
fresh incentive to the Mansfield ana
other large operators to make every
POSSIBLE effort to be prepared for tag
anticipated advance in metal prices.
as the significance of recent heavy
purchases OF the red metal is fully
appreciated in local mining circles.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
RIFLE SCORE TIE.

In the shoot at the Country Club
grounds Sunday afternoon by the
members of the rifle team the scores
in both the 200 and the 500 yard
ranges were tied, as the Following
score will show. Score for 500 yards:
F. G. Hurst 81, R. Lyons 81, c. NJ.
HenkeI 20, NJ. J. Cunningham 10, c.
Z. Cummings II, W. II. Apgar i6. c.
NJ. Holmes Is. Score for the 200
yards: Joe Gano 10, B. Brajevich -.
T. c. Hurst IS, J. Curry IS, Fisher
IS. c. H. O'Dam II, Lee Janovicn "a,
W. II. Apgar IS, c. z. Cummings IS,
A. r. Malone Is, DR.. n. G. Bledsoe Is.
By bringing your Job work to tn
Review you get the. best service.
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Review Want Ads Bring Results.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
GOVERNMENTS WITNESS
IS IN DISTANT LONDON
Trial of Howard X. Glover May Be
Postponed Until July Term
of the Federal
Court

Owing to the fact that Francis Or
mond is in London, the trial of Howard
X. Glover, when called in the federal
court yesterday morning, was post
poned until this morning, and may be
further postponed until the July term
Glover is charged with impersonating
United States naval officer, and as
such inducing Ormond to invest $4,000
in a venture in sailboats on the Color
ado river
Glover IL out on $4,000 bonds.
United States District Attorney Os-
car Lawler says that Ormond is
absolutely ESSENTIAL to carry on the trial,
while Richardson & Martin, attorneys
for Glover, say that the government was
negligent in not keeping track of Or
mond's whereabouts with a view to
producing him at the trial. since they
affirm he was seen in Los Angeles No
vember /.
This District Attorney Lawler denies,
and says he can have Ormond in Los
Angeles for the July term of the fed
eral court.
Immediate trial is asked by Clover's
attorneys.
The question of postponement will be
considered by Judge Olin Wellborn this
morning, when arguments by both sides
will be heard.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
LOSES LIFE BENEATH
WHEELS OF ENGINE
UNIDENTIFIED MAN STRUCK BY
TRAIN
Mystery Surrounds Action of Stranger
Who Was Deaf or Intended
to Commit Sui
eide

An unidentified man was struck by a
Salt Lake passenger train from Pasa-
dena in the Southern Pacific yards a
short distance south of Alhambra
shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. He was thrown across the rails
and his head completely severed from
his body.
The man was walking along the track.
The engineer saw him and sounded the
whistle repeatedly. The man was evil
IDENTIFY deaf or intended to commit sui
eide. Before the train could be stopped
he was struck.
The victim was about SO years OF
age. He was dressed in a worn steel
gray suit of clothes, black knit Jacket
and black shoes and stockings. His
hair was brown, streaked with gray.
He had brown eyes and rough hands.
Persons employed in the railroad
yards say the old man had been hang
ing around the tracks for the last two
days, and on one occasion came near
being run over by switch engine.
He had two cards In his pocket, one
bearing the name of James Pollard,
contractor, 1924 Durlin street, and the
other the name of Edward Hines, 1515
Bank street.
These men say they know of no one
answering the dead mans description.
The body was taken to the morgue OF
Pierce Bros, where an inquest will be
held. A number of persons called at
the undertaking parlors, but none was
able to Identify the man.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
.WOMAN'S INSULTER
GIVEN SCATHING TALK
PAYS FIFTY DOLLARS FOR
ACCOSTING GIRL
Tourist from the East Said to Have
Frequented Corridors of POST
office and Grasped Women
as They Passed

Charged with insulting women and
young girls, George Raymond, aged
about so years, was arraigned In Police
Justice Roses court yesterday morn
ing and fined $50 or the alternative OF
fifty days in the city Jail. He produced
the necessary amount and left the
court room, but not before the Justice
gave him a scathing lecture.
According to the evidence Raymond
had been frequenting the corridors OF
the postoffice for the last two weeks
annoying women who were not accom-
panied by an escort. Several days ago
he is said to have approached well
dressed woman, spoke to her and
grasped her arm. The woman was
frightened almost into Mysteries. She
jerked away from him and ran into the
Information buerau.
Raymond would not appear at the
postoffice while the regular patrolman
was on duty. A plain clothes officer
was detailed on the case. Late
Wednesday night Raymond was seer
to speak to young woman and follow
her a short distance. He was then ar
rested and taken to the central station
Justice Rose warned Raymond that
if he was again brought into court on
similar charge the penalty would be
six months on the chain gang.
Raymond said he was az tourist, but
has passed the last three winters in
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
GIVES REASONS FOR
BITING MANS NOSE
SLAvONIAN RELEASED, BUT is
REARRESTED
Claims Three Men Had Him Down
and II Was Necessary for Him
to Adopt Drastic
Tactics

81 bit his nose off because that was
all / was able to do" said Jano Ia
nasse. who was on trial in Police JUS
tice Frederickson's court yesterday
afternoon charged with disfiguring a
countryman named Severio.
1.-Two men held my arms and another
had a grip on my legs and all could
do was to bite. Severio was In front of
me and / leaned forward and bit at
him, and his nose being prominent l
chewed the end of it off,"
The trouble occurred last week. when
several members OF the Slavonian col
ony engaged in brawl Tanasse was
about to get the worst of 1t when he
thought to initiate the tactics of a
bulldog This ruse created consterna-
ton In the ranks of his assailants and
he came out victor
what did you do, with the piece you
bit OFF," he was asked by the proseeu-
ton.
Il don't know. was too excited at
the time"
Justice Frederickson said the de-
F. PENDANT under the circumstances had
right to defend himself, and dis
charged Tanasse. but recommended a
complaint for disturbing the peace be
sworn out against him. ts
Tanasse was rearrested and arraigned
on that charge and win be sentenced
April IL.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
FORMER HOTEL MAN
ARRESTED IN SEATTLE
.EI BEZZLEMENT Is CHARGED
AGAINST H. C. AVERILL
Los Angeles Detectives Will Leave for
the North with Necessary Pajers
to Secure Custody of Laun-
dry Promoter

Hubbard C. Averill, formerly pro-
prietor of the Hotel Windward at
Venice, mining and laundry promoter,
who is alleged to have embezzled $4,000
from men in Los Angeles and Fort
Bragg, was arrested in Seattle Wednes-
day and will be brought back to Los
Angeles as soon as the necessary requi-
sition papers are secured. Detectives
Chapman and Home yesterday morn
ing applied for the documents.
The police say Averill, after selling
$4,000 worth of stock in company
known as the Avalon laundry, to be
installed at Avalon, Catalina island
disappeared five months ago.
w. A. Gillian of Los Angeles is said
to have lost more than thousand dol
lars through the purchase of the stock
He helped Averill sell the stock anc
collected subscriptions from a number
of friends living in Ukiah. For thi;
Gillian was arrested on the charge Of
obtaining money under false pretenses
and taken to Ukiah last winter
He proved he had acted in good faith
and was discharged.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
BELLBOYS ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH THEFT
YOUTHS ARE SAID TO HAVE
ROBBED HOTEL
Lad confesses, According TO Detee.
tlves, and Claims to Have Ex-
pended Part of Money
for Clothing

Lee Fountain and Purdy Cunning
ham, bell boys employed at the Hotel
Leighton, 2127 West Sixth street, were
arrested yesterday morning by Detec-
tives Hosick and Zeigler and taken to
the central police station. They We're
booked on a charge of stealing $l2O IN
gold April from the desk in the hotel
office. The bell boys We're suspected and
watched. The police were notified ana
detectives detailed on the case. After
making a thorough investigation Foun>
tain and Cunningham were taken into
custody.
When Fountain was searched 800
was found sewed up in the lining of
his vest. He is said to have made a
confession to Captain of Detectives
Flammer and said he had spent $50
of the money in purchasing clothing.
Fountain also told Captain Flammer
how the money was secured,