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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
SUGGESTIVE FIGURES; READ AND CONSIDER.

The following statement of the dis bursements for Arizona in maintain ing the executive department during ten years are suggestive. The first four years were under Cleveland's last administration and the last four under Roosevelt and Mckinley. The figures speak for themselves.
 The total disbursements for the two years 1s9S-1ss4 as shown by auditors report was sS45.3054S.
 The total disbursements for the years 1ss5-1Sse were sS41.TO5.41.
 The total disbursements for the years lSs7-1S9s were s344.331.41.
 As appears from Gov. Kibbey's re port to the secretary of the interior the total expenditures for 1905 were s5ss, s,O714s.
 The total disbursements for the year ending June 20. 1907. were s459, 3OO.1O.
 The total disbursements for the year ending June 80. 1906, were s45s.- O74.6O.
 The total disbursements for the year ending June %. 1908, were sSss,- S57.11.
 The above statements do not in- clude interest pad on floating or bonded indebtedness, or the redemp- tion of territorial D3nds. It is sig Slficant and worthy of note that the expenses of maintaining the territor- ial government more than trebled that of fifteen years ago. Take the four years under Cleveland's admins tration. the total cost of maintaing the territorial government of Arizona was about $657 ,Ol0.S1. Cnder the four years of Gov. Kibbey ending 1908 the total amount was g.. 233, ,SOS.29.
 Then. again. take the two first years under McKinley's adminIstra- tion, tS97-1SSs. which shows $344,- 331.4l This shows that one year of the Kibbev administration cost 300 per cent more per annum.
 In view Of the fact that the late ter ritorial republican convention which nominated Ralph Cameron for dele gate to congress undertook to present in it's platform the fact that Gov. Kib- bey is the most successful, economi- cal and satisfactory executive Arizo- m ever enjoyed, it stands our repub- lican friends to explain upon what this official character which the re- publican platform has given to Gov. Kibbey rests.
 Governor. would you have the kind ness to take little time of from run ming politics for Ralph Cameron and explain 10 the people what you are doing with the vast sums of money you are collecting from corporations taxes and other sources? The Star for some time has endeavored to learn the annual cost of maintaining the territorial government during the past two decades, this with the view of q comparison between the cost of maintaining said government under different administrations.
 We herewith present to our readers the disbursements for nine years from
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
Crane Juice Pnnch.

This is excellent and has the merit of being non-alcoholic. Cook together one pound sugar and half-pint water until it spins a thread. Take from the fire and turn over a large cup of strong tea. Add the juice of six lem ons and the same number of oranges with quart of grape juice, and stand over night. When ready to serve add sliced fruits and the water, plain or mineral, with ice in the punch bowl. If desired, cut half pound marshmal- lows into quarters and allow three to each glass.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
WHAT MARK SMITH
 HAS DONE IN CONGRESS.

The speech of Hon. Henry Ashurst of Flagstaff in the Orpheum theater last Saturday night was a complete answer to the republicans who have been trying to ridicule Mark Smith in this campaign and who have had the impudence to ask the question, What Has Mark Smith Done in Con gresse" NIT. Ashurst told of the man ner in which Arizona's delegate had fought the Santa Fe railroad in con gress for the people of northern Ari- zona an.i forced that company to pay in to the treasuries of the northern counties more than $400,O00, by fore ing an amendment to the consolida- ton act which merged the old Allan tic & Pacific road into the system of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. MT. Ashurst is resident of north ern Arizona and knows the facts con neeted with this transaction and pre- sented the record, giving book and page of the statutes where may be found the law.
 MT. Asnurst also told about what Mark Smith done w,en he was not a member of congress, at the time the territory was represented by a repub- Iican. There was bill passed then providing for the lensing of the pub lie school lands of the territory, in cluding seventy sections of university land. This bill as passed contained no restrictions for protecting the val uabIe timber on these lands, which is conservatively estimated to be worth SIS,50o, 900. When tnis bill was pass ed by congress the people of Arizona knew that If if become law that the timber on these lands would all be A taken of under leases and they im- medisteIy started ar effort to have the bin vetoed by President CIeve- land. The citizens of Flagstaf held a mass meeting and decided to ap- peal to Mark Smith, then practieing law in Tucson. to aid them in secur- ng a presidential veto of the lease law. Mark Smith responded prompt Iy by sending long telegram to Cleveland explaining the danger or the bill if 1t became a law without a provision which would preserve the valuable timber oa the school land On the receipt of the telegram from Mark Smith. in addition to the pro testations of the people of the north. ern part of the territory where this valuable timber is located, President Cleveland vetoed the bill and caused Ii to be so amended that the timber could not be taken from the land un- der the leases provided for.
 MT. Ashurst told the people Of the work Mark Smith had done in pre- venting the passage Of the joint state hood bill and how aa had at different times passed the separate statehood
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
REPUBLICAN ToMFooLERY

TomFooLERY
 The republican rapers of Arizona are telling their readers in all serious ness that Mark Smith has abandoned his fght--has run away-is looking for a possible appointment under Bryan, etc. What stun to dish out to intelligent readers, how guIlible these tenderfoot editors believe the people of Arizona are. Marx Smith who nev- CT lost battle-who never neglected the call of public duty-a man who has defeated every champion repub- lican candidate il Arizona, to run away from Ralph Cameron, the only man the republicans of Arizona have ever nominated for congress that does not possess one single quaIifica- ton for the office, the only man that was ever nominated by a convention of oficeholders, a man that is not, nor never was within striking dis tance of an election. Yet these mould CTS of public opinion. who haven't lived in Arizona a sufficient length of time to bound the territory on the north. are indulging in such nonsense. The old republican journalists in Ari- zona are smiling at the credulence of these boys, the Phoenix Republican that has put forth it's efforts, during its many years of usefulness, is not filling it's columns with such slush- 1t has taken the measure of Mark Smith many times, and realizes too well his masterful force and strength with the people of Arizona, and that his answer to the cali of W. J. Bryan. was a soldiers call to duty, it was che summons of the commander-in- chief to good eSldier in the far west Mark Smith stands preemi- nent as one of the nations greatest orators, few men in or out of public life today are his equal on the stump. W. J. Bryan realizing this, and fully realizing that the greatest political battle of this century is now being waged throughout the nation, justly asked Arizona's gifted son to take part in the contest. The republican press may sheer dt MT. Smith for obeying the call-but when they as sert that there is a streak of yellow in the composition of Mark Smith, they know that they are wilful liars. Was there any evidence of yellow
 in his flaying of Speaker Cannon; his masterful castigation of the tral- tor Tawney; his unanswerable ar raignment of president Roosevelt for his attitude on joint statehood? This assertion coming from the republican tenderfoot press reminds one of the action of the man who hired a sub stitute to take his place at the front. The people of Arizona are proud of Mark Smith-proud that they have a man representing them in congress, whose ability and woIth are thus rec ognized by democracy's great leader; proud of the fact that Arizona win not only be represented on the forum of the east. but it will have a man who is honored and respected for his sterling worth and ability. Sheer as they may, misrepresent as they will, the people of Arizona honor Mark Smith, and will resent with vigor at the poles, the sIurs and assaults of these Pigmies of the press.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

Just why the Dispatch should un. dertake to misreDresent and ridicule such a magnificent political meeting as the one held in the opera house in Douglas Saturday night is hard to un. derstand. Certainly it could not hope to deceive the se7en or eight hun dred people who were present at the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

the Ketiy papers on Hoysl A. Smith.
 fhe Bisbee Miner, which is now be- Ing edited by those hired by sne ter iitorial republican committee for tn purpose. began campaign of slcp der and falsehood on Mark Smith. It has been exposed as a falsifier of the record
 The Miner slandered Smith when fl stated that he once favored the pass age of the joint statehood bill Thh was proven false by the record and the man who it was stated had re ceived a telegram branded the state ment as false.
 Another islander published on Mark Smith was that he had refused state hood when Tit was offered to ArizonT by the congress which admitted Utah as a state. Everyone who has lived in Arizona since Mark Smith has been in congress knows that this is sian derous falsehood.
 The Kelly papers are accused of at tacking the private character of Ralp Cameron. This is not true. and thos' who have read this and other Kelly papers, know that it Is false. A let ter was published in the Prescott Courier which asked a number of questions of Ralph Cameron concern, ing his record as sheriff of Coconino county and other matters. This let ter was republished in the democratic papers of the territory. It was writ ten by a miner at McCabe. Arizona, a private citizen whom we submit had right to seek for information which would tend to show whether Cameron was fit to represent Arizona in con. gress.
 This paper and all the Kelly papers have maintained from the day Gamer on was nominated that he was not Q qualified man to represent our people in congress. We submit our judgment in this matter to those who have wit l messed his performance on the plat form at the various places where he has tried to speak 10 the people.
 The Miner has been edited under the direction of those in charge of the territorial committee; many of the falsehoods and islanders published in that paper has only appeared in that sheet alone, be it said to the credit sseother republican papers in the ter ritory which have generally been fair and honorable in the campaign. HovaI A. Smith cannot dodge responsibility for what has appeared in the Miner, because the dirty stuff was written mostly by his hired men in the head quarters of his committee.
 We desire to say in regard to the assertion made by Geo. U. Young, that democratic papers are holding back a mass of stuff about Ralph Cameron just before the election when it will be too late to refute 1t, that no such purpose has been even considered by this or any other Kelly paper. MT. Cameron has an official record and 1t is known to many men in northern Arizona and to a good many others throughout Arizona who formerly lived in the north: that record is pub lice property and t would be perfectly legitimate to use 1t, but 1t will not be necessary fin this campaign for the reason that Mir Cameron has not the most remote possibility of election as delegate to congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
Gold SaadISsichAa.

Rub the yolks of three hard boiled eggs to a paste. Add two tablespoons of olive oil, mixing with silver fork. Now add a pinch of mustard, cayenne pepper and salt, and lastly one table spoon of vinegar. When this Is thor oughly mixed, add one cup of grated yellow cheese. Spread on white butt tered bread.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
Home Cures,

Wet a cloth, put red pepper over it, and apply where pain is-4e sure cure for neuralgia.
 To cure cold in head or break up a cold pour spirits of camphor on hands and inhale through mouth and nose
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

Eight more days tben adios to the republicans. so far as further control of the government is concerned Bry- an is within nose of the White House already and more than a week of running remains yet
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

We are promised another Forecast by Hoval A. Smith on the congress ional campaign. Mr. Smith is inclin- ed. so we are told, to raise the sights on his political L,underbuss The time is drawing near for opening the eyes of Hoval A. smith so that he vii no longer doubt the political sen. timent in this territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

'The republicans Lave dropped the fool cry of Cameron and statehood. % The people of Arizoua know that Ari- zona would long ago have been ad- mitted into the union as a separate state had it not been for the opposi- ton of republicans.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

. PRESIDENT wm. Jennings . . Bryan. . . VICE PREsipENT-John W. . . Kern. . . DELEGATE TO CONGRESS- . . Hon. Marcus 4. Smith. . . couNCtL-Hon. Ben Good .
 . rich ( . ASSEMBLY-NeilI Bailey, os- . . car Roberts, Fred Sutter. . . siERiFF-charles LockIing. . : DISTRICT ATToRNEY-t. F. : c Ross. c TREASuRER-J. C. caIlaghan. . PROBATE JUDGE-Frank W.-$ . Goodhody. . . RECORDER-C. A. Mcdonald . . SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT .
 C --l. V. Mccourt. . SuRvEYOR-J. s. McNeish. . . SuPERVISoRS-W. M. Adam .
 c son, John Rock. . ( JUSTICES OF THE PEACE .
 . J. w. Hogan, William Clark. [ . coNSTABLES- Denny Two .
 . ney, ,. WiImoth. .
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

Many of the demoCratic candidates are in the city today. They are the winning boys this year, but they are overlooking no opportunity to add a few more votes to tfeir majority.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

 Delicious Salad.

Boil one cup red kidney beans in sslted water until soft Drain, add one cup English walnuts or peanuts, slightly broken, one cup chopped eel cry, and about six olives cut fire. Mir sii together and serve on bed of let. tsce with mayonnaise dressing.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

Lew" Collins ou2hl to publish an- other fake telegram about the itiner- ary of Mark Smith who is now speak ing for Bryan and Kern in the state of Ohio and Indiana.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
To Fry TenderIoin

Cut across the grain of the loin, beat an egg, place the meat on the chopping board endwise; mash it, then dip in the beaten egg that has been salted, have ready cracker crumbs, and dip alternately; fry in hot butter.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

bill for Arizona through the lower house Of congress end how this bill had been killed by the republicans in the senate.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

Our campaign rooEters are getting anxious for the growing time to come. They are in fine condition and will be on exhibition November 4th.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
Rerovs Grease from carpet,

Sprinkle the grease spot thickly with corn starch and cover with a newspaper. Leave for a day or two. then sweep it ofr and the spot Will be clean
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27

Four months more of Roosevelt, then comes years Of Bryan. Happy change.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
ELECTION, PRELIMINARIES
Commission Takes Final Steps
for Polling on MAY 5

In the fixing of polling places and
the appointment of election officers
final steps were taken last night by
the election commission for holding the
special election on May 5. The ordi-
nance calling for the election was read
10 the commission, formal notification
that the election would be arranged
for was sent the supervisors, and the
ordinance was ordered filed.
Petitions from the secretary of state,
asking in behalf of the republican,
democrat, prohibition and independence
league parties for places on the bal
lot. were also received A special petit
ton from the republican party request
ing a special place for candidates from
the fourth congressional district was
approved by the commission.
The extra ballot boxes belonging to
the department of elections will be
used by the republican party at its
unofficial primary ballot to be held be-
fore the regular election. A communi
cation asking for this privilege was
read at the meeting of the commission
last night, and with the understanding
that a sufficient bond to guarantee
their safe return would be put up the
request was granted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
ADMIRAL EVANS IS
GETTING WELL FAST
DIR. Mcdonald Declares Present
Improvement Indicates a
Speedy Recovery
srrc1AL pIsPArcH ro raE cALL

PASO ROBLES. April 3.-The fresh
air the bright sunshine and the water
are helping Admiral Evans along the
road to recovery at Paso Rooies hot
springs This morning he took his
hath and treatment and an hour and
half was spent in the afternoon in the
SuurOom and on the veranda In his
wheel chair. talking with his army
friends Colonel Maus Of Monterey and
Colonel Torney of San Francisco.
The admiral was heard to say to his
friends.
This is a great place. and / know 1
am getting better every minute"
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. f. Nc
Donald, who made the trip around the
Horn on the flagship Connecticut and
who accompanied the admiral here, :
constantly in attendance. When asked
concerning the present condition of the
admiral, the doctor replied.
'If the admiral continues TO improve
as he has been doing. it viii not be long
before he will be going about as usual"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

the officers the wonderful score is the
result of perfect team work. and they
give the firemen who kept up the
steam, the engineers who maintained
the steady speed. the quartermasters
who steered the true course. full credit
with the man actually behind the guns
for the big record
The Albany is now due at a navy
yard for an overhauling, but may re-
main here until after the big review.
The Albany's officers are: Commander.
II. T. Mayo, commanding: lieutenant
commander. Raymond Stone: lieuten-
ant, j. j. Hannigan; eusigns-C. L.
Marston. Charles A. Woodruff and
Frank Eklund; assistant paymaster, o.
ID. Conger; passed assistant surgeons.
r. r. Richardson and B. III. Dorsey;
chief gunner, Zietler; carpenter. Jones,
warrant machinists, Risser and Hayes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
Nearly Evervbody in and around

San Francisco reads the want columns
of The Call. Are you reading them?
you want a bargain. Call want ads
I'LL your wants.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
WILL BURY HIS WIPES VICTIM

LOS ANGELES. April 3.-Physicians
in attendance upon Mrs. U. u. de
Arman, who shot and killed Mrs. Helen
Griffin in the Monrovia postoffice Tues
day, today reported her condition as
slightly improved. although she is still
too i'll to be removed from her home,
where she remains under guard Rela-
tives of Mrs. Griffin having telegraphed
from the east that they could not af-
ford to send for her body, De Arman,
husband of the woman who shot her,
has given directions that the remains
be buried Saturday at his expense
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

tropics the Albany was ordered to
Magdalena bay for target practice be-
fore coming home, and 1t was at this
target practice that the Albany's crew
made their famous record.
CREW IS HANDICAPPED
No ship of war ever went on the
range more heavily handicapped than
was the Albany. Six months idling In
the tropics is poor preparation for
strenuous work with the guns. The
crew was more than 100 men short, and
to make matters worse, 10 days before
the practice began all hands were vac
cinated. About 70 per cent OF the guns
crew were suffering from sore arms.
but they did their duty, despite the
pain, and did 1t SO we'll that their rec
ord this year shows a high percentage
above their record last year on the
Boston, which was the best record in
1907 for the whole navy.
The navy department does not per-
NIT the scores to be made public, but
an accomplishment proud as that of
the Albanys can not be hidden alto
gether. For instance, 1t Is known that
the Albany's port inch battery. out
of 144 shots scored 1876 hits. This at
a target from 1,400 to 1860 yards away.
with the cruisers going at 10 knot
gait Out Of the first Sc shots SIS hits
were scored.
MrDsHIPMAN's FINE SCORE
This battery. by the way, made UP
Of five 5 inch guns, was commanded
by Midshipman Charles A Woodruff.
who fired the first six shots himself
and scored six hits. Woodruff is a son
of General Woodruff, U. s. A, now a
resident OF this city Woodruff recently
has received his commission as an en-
sign.
With the three FOUNDER semi-auto-
matio guns the Albany's men also made
a phenomenal record. According to
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
ALBANY'S GUN CREW
STILL HAS TROPHY
Leads World in Gunnery, De-
spite Sore Arms From
Recent Vaccination
Craftsmanship Is International
Marvel and Pride of the
United States Navy

The United States third class cruiser
Albany, Commander H I. Mayo, ar
rived yesterday from the south, flying
at the fore the trophy flag won last
year by the Boston, then manned by
the crew now on the Albany. That
the trophy will remain on board the
Albany as the result of this years work
at the targets there Is no doubt, and
the Albany is one of the proudest and
happiest ships of the service The Al
bany. in fact. is the pride of the Amerf-
can navy and the craftsmanship of the
Albanys crew an international marvel
The Albany left here August "a, 1907.
for the Central American coast to pre-
serve the peace among the belIigerent
republics and their revolutionary in
habitants. After six months in the
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

the evening from 1880 to $3.50 o'clock,
and during the last few days of regis
tration up to and including April 15 1t
will be kept open until midnight If
necessary. in order to accommodate the
inevitable throng which waits until the
last few days before registering. On
Saturday afternoon, April IL, the usual
half holiday of the clerks Will be dis
pensed with for the same reason.
On Monday the registrar viii begin to
swear in election officers for both May
elections. For the primary election $50
are needed and for the bond election
$50
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
TAFT TALKS ON RELrcIoN

CHICAGO. April s.-Secretary Taft
addressed members of the interdenomi-
national social unions, whose guest he
was at a banquet and reception to-
night, on the religious question in it's
application to affairs in the Philip
pines. An hour later he was whisked
away to speak to members of the HAM
ilton club, who were engaged in their
annual celebration of "Appomattox
day"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
Yosemite valley All Rail by santa r.

Leave San Francisco at s:45 a. M.
take lunch at Harvey's in Merced,
at FL Portal at $50 D. m Next morn
ing three hour drive on a perfect
road through the Merced Canyon and
you are at the Sentinel Hotel.
Excursion tickets and all arrange
ments made at 673 Market st or phone
Kearny Bis and we will fix details. .
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
BROCK PROVES a SURPRISE

Los ANGELES. April George
Memsic (Jimmy Burns) and Phil Brock
of Cleveland fought 10 fierce rounds
before the Pacific athletic club in this
city tonight. The result was a sur
prise. Brock making a showing that
would have entitled him to a draw IL
a decision had been rendered
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

MITCHELL REFUSES OFFER Washington
April 3.-John Mitchell former president of the
United Mine Workers OF America called
President Roosevelt today and leaving the
White House said that the president had offered
him the position of special commissioner to
study and report upon labor conditions on the
Panama canal zone Mitchell said he
able to accept the offer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
WATSON WATTS NoTIcE

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April s.
Thomas F. Watson refused to say
whether he would accept the populist
Watson said IL would be
improper for him to say anything until
officially notified of his nomination.