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Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17
Sutter and Baily Proposed
 for Members of the House

failure Of Goodrich to make few
 trips around the county among the Democratic voters. Happily there were no political sore spots after the Democratic convention at Tombstone two years ago and in the 1906 cam Daign Ehe entire Democratic ticket had no more ardent supporter than Ben Goodrich. Among his friends and admirers in Cochise county Hon. Neil Bailey and Hon. Fred Sutter are numbered among the first. If Ben Goodrich is a candidate. we are not" That was the substance to the state ment issued by each one a few days ago when it became known positively that Ben Goodrich was a candidate and would make the race if ne re- ceived the nomination. It is believed that the action of Messrs. Bailey and Sutter was in the interest of harmony in the Democratic ranks and will en- sure the election of the entire Demo CT atic legislative ticket this fall. on account of the Withdrawal of Sutter and Bailey iron the race for Council in the interests of Ben Goodrich the Democrats of Bisbee believe that these gentlemen are entitled to re- ceive the nomination for the House.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17
GLOBE CHAMPIONS
 WILL PLAY TUCSON
Perhaps Highest Saiared Team in Arizona Dated There This
 Week.

TUCSON, Sept 16.-Next Sunday will witness a splendid offering for the local people who are interested in athletics when the very fast Globe team will play a double header at the Glysian Grove, following the opening game on Saturday All the arrange ments nave been completed for this ,Sries which is undoubtedly the hard est proposition that the locals have ackled as yet this season Manager Bedford has not yet completed his 'ine-up and will not be able to an- nounce it until later in the week.
 The Globe team, according to the excaanges has been entered for the iuter-city tournament of baseball which IS to be played at Albuquerque during ,be territorial fair and is universally credited with chance to take down the first money.
 At the pavilion following the ball game will be the wrestling match be- tween Brichta and LeFevre. The sports have already seen Bricata in action, on the occasion of his defeat of Sam Cordis a few Sundays ago and LeFeyre is said to be easily in his class. Brichta is a good wrestler Of the lightweight division and the match should be well worth seeing.
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 Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

 TALK PLAN FUR
 THE PRIMARIES
Some Members of Central Committee Believe Best Course to Pursue Would Be to Permit Vote.

The members of the county Demo
 cratic central committee, residents Of
 Bisbee precinct are considering the proposition of calling a mass meet ing of Democrats at an early date for
 the purpose of nominating delegates from this precinct to be voted for Or
 the day of the Democratic primaries September 26th
 It has been the custom heretofore, for a mass meeting of Democrats to make nominations for delegates to be voted for, but under the present Dri- mary lay in this territory, such a pTocedure is not necessary or required for the reason that any voter has the right to vote for any Democrat he choses to be a delegate. whether he was placed in nomination at a Demo
 cratic mass meeting or not Three members of the central committee, in conversation with a Review man this
 week, stated that a proposition had been advanced in the interest of har-
 mony in the party, to have one of ficial ballot for the Democratic pri.
 maries to be prepared by the Demo cratic central committe. and in addi-
 tion to printing the list of delegates
 nominated on this baiIo to also print
 thereon the names of all candidates
 from Bisbee, where there was more
 than one candidate for the same of fee, and in this manner to instruct
 the delegates chosen from Bisbee to support the candidate from Bisbee re- ceiving the highest number of votes
 It is believed by some that this plan
 would meet with the wishes of the
 rank and file of the party and would
 ensure the nomination of the strong est candidate for office in the Demo cratic ranks. With three candidates
 for sheriff from Bisbee, it is propos
 ed to print the nsmes of these three candidates on ballot, fashioned after the Australian ballot system, and the candidate for sheriff receiving the highest number of Democrtic votes on
 the day of the primaries, should be de clared the choice of the Bisbee dele
 gation for that office. In this manner
 each candidate from Bisbee, including the candidates for justice of the peace and constable would make the race before the Democratic voters on their own merits. The plan usually
 followed in the past, is for certain
 set of candidates to band themselves
 together for mutual benefit; prepare
 slate of delegates favorable to their nomination, and all work for this same ticket on the day of the primaries by voting plunkers for one particular sci of delegates. A member of the cen tral committee stated yesterday that meeting of the Bisbee central com fmittee would be held at an early
 date when the primary proposition would be discussed and if it was be lieved that such program would be satisfactory to the candidates and voters, a mass meeting would be call
 ed to consider the matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17
AVAILABLE MONEY.

There is whole lot of money down in the New York banks Of course it varies from day to day. but it has been lowering around close to S1. .4O0.- 000, 600 for some time now. We could use some of this money in the mining business, and it looks as though this fall would be a pretty good time to go down East and get some Of it The public has been shy of mining for some time. This is because so mans people, from Roosevelt down, have been raising a hue and cry about min ing frauds. Now, of course, there are some mining frauds, and no one feels worse about them than Mining Science. but there are also real-estate frauds, and factory stock frauds, and coffee plantation frauds. and sugar plantation frauds, and bank-stock frauds, and new invention frauds, ana but whats the use? We would have to publish an industrial encyclopedia if we were to enumerate all the diff ferent kinds of frauds.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17
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Russell and Cannon, fearing that the alleged swindlers would escape. finally rushed into the place through a reas door
 As soon as the men within learned the business of the intruders they gave battle with various tools which were scattered about the room, but were at last subdued by display uI the revolvers of the raiding party. Those arrested gave their names as: w. Hamilton. Edward Brooks, Fred Knight, George Lewis, Albert Wenke, T. w. Tollman and John Roberts.
 The room was furnished in such a way as to deceive the casual observer. A network of wires covered the wairs. There were several telephone instru- ments also. The wires, it was dis covered, extended into another room. One of the telephones was likewise connected with this second room, from which an operator might send to those in the other room the pseuot racing information. A complete set of electricians tools, together with some wire and telephone fittings, were found in the room in a suit case.
 The police are hunting for victims of the men. They believe there are many in Chicago
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17
MAGNATES IF
 TRUST DRAFTED
 CAMPAIGN WORK
Republican Voters DoNot Take Kindly to the Guardians of
 Reform" Who Compose MT. Taft'S Advisory Committee.

CHICAGO. Sept 1e.-( Special D-Re- publican voters are apparently not taking kindly to the Guardians Of Re form" whom Mr. Taft has drafted from the big trusts and monopolies to compose ais financial, executive ana advisory committees, and who will conduct his campaign. The Independ- . ent Press of the country is practically unanimous in denouncing the apboint- ment of Win. Nelson Cromwell, the personal and legal representative of k. H. Hartman. and a conspicuous trust lawyer, as a member of the Re publican executive and advisory com mittee. The selection of Gen T. Cole man Du Pont of the Powder Trust as a member of the Republican national committee, is also coming in for a share of this criticism. A public de mand for the resignation of Gen. Du Pont as a member of the Republican national executive committee on the ground that his connection with an indicted trust units him for the por sition is made by Alfred O. Crozier of Wilmington, Delaware, a prominent lawyer and author Mr Crozie; wI:U Is a near neighbor of MT. Du Fonts has written an open letter to Presl- dent Roosevelt in which he says:
 The selection of Gen. Du Pont as a member of the Republican natiOIaI executive committee. and as director and chief of the Orators bureau le a serious menace to the success of the ticket
 ITO put the president and organizer s,f s,f rha r1vvsarfl1l trusts at the head of the entire speak ing campaign. with complete authority to tell all the orators what to say IS grotesque, in view of the platform declarations of our party respecting trusts But when this very trust ls now in court charged with law break ing, and General T. Coleman Du Pont and the United States Senator Henry A. Du Pont are both enioined as de fendants, the appointment must seem ridiculous.
 The campaign, before it is over, will largely center around malefactors of great wealth. those who, with finan- cial panics, margin gambling that totals thirty billions annually, trust cinsolidation and railroad manipEla- ton, are eating alive the progress and prosperity of the people.
 How important, then, that our party organization and campaign De purged in its management of all sucn 'malefacsors' for the people this year are thinking with eyes and ears wide open.
 The case against the Powder trust is set for hearing before election. The government thinks it has sufficient evidence to sustain it's very serious charges. What will be the effect of the disclosure before election. If the case is now postponed after election, it will cause belief that an Immune Bath is in preparation as reward for service being prepared in tnfs campaign by the head of that trust"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17
B|CKhELL AND CATER
 GONE AFTER CAVALRY
Troops From Forts Apache and Eiuachuca VIII Be Escorted
 to Los Angeles,

Two prominent Espee officials are out of the city today, garnering cay airy troops in various parts of the territory and giving them a person ally conducted trip over the Southern Pacific to Los Angeles, where they are to be part of the mammoth outing of soldiers which will be on there for the next fortnight or so.
 Mir Bicknel left yesterday morning for, TalkaH, on the Globe, Gila Val ley & Northern, where he meets the soldiers from Fort Apache and Will return with them as far as Benson
 At the same time, they will bs joined at that point by the detachment from Huachuca, who will come up from the south under the escort of A R. Cater, who went down on the Burro yesterday afternoon. He will take charge of both sections at Ben son, where they will be amalgamated and will go through to the coast with them. MT. Bicknell stopping off at his office here.-Tucson Star
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17
CHICAGO W|RETAPPERS
 CAUGHT IN RAID
Alleged Telephone Led to Ad- joining Room. Complete
 Electrical Outfit.

CHICAGO. Sept. l6.-Seven men who 1t is charged have swindled Chi czgoans by posing as wire tappers who could secure advance informa- ton on results of races were arrested yesterday by dectectives of the Har- rison street station in raid on a room in the Omaha building on Van Bnren street The room was fitted with many instruments and wires, xhica upon investigation were shown fo cad in an adjoining office.
 Information of the schemes of the alleged confidence operators was fur nished to the police from an anonm- nous source. It was stated that plans had been made to secure s1 900 from A man yesterday afternoon Accord ingIy the police placed the room un- der surveillance and waited for the coming of the prospective victim. He did not appear. and Detective Ryan,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17
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HEARST TO SPEAK
 IN FL PASO

It is announced that William R Hearst, orator and boss of the Independence party. ac- companied by Thomas L. His gen, the candidate for the pres idency on Hearst's ticket. will arrive in the city on October ,, circus day.
 MT. Hearst has already ar ranged for the Orpheum thea ter for that evening and he and Hisgen will explain some of their doctrines to the Fl Paso voters.
 Mr. Hearst is to campaign iii Texas, touring through the whole state and then going west through Arizona and Cal ifornia and perhaps up through Washington and Oregon.
 Hearst has gained for him self a reputation as a pitchfork and it is expected that all those who do not attend the circus will be on hand to hear what the Independence league boss has to say about Bryan and Taft.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

The Bisbee Miner and Douglas Dis patch have been engaged in digging pit for the republican party in this county by attempting to prejudice the cattlemen of the county against the democratic party because of some ob- jectionable laws on the statutes regard ing the cattle industry. For the bene- fit of the Miner and the Dispatch We will state that at the last session of the legislature a law whcin had been approved by the cattlemen of the terri tory was passed and that this same law was vetoed by the republican gov ernor. Really, we think it would be just as we'll for the tenderfoot editors to be sure of their ground before mak- ing such ridiculous attempts to assail the democratic party in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

The enthusiasm of the Cameron cam- paign has about disappeared for want of something to sustain it and now the general opinion prevails that Mark Smith will poll the largest vote at the coming election ever recorded for a candidate for congress in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17
STAG CANON LUMP
for Domestic Use

for Domestic Use DAWSON COAL 6 COKE for Steam and Shelters. Write T. W. Hause. Sales Agent,
 Fl Paso. Texas. Ask Independent Fuel & Feed Go. about Stag Canon Coal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

One of the republicans of Douglas, who has been given a position close up to the throne of Ralph Cameron, yesterday said that the reason Terri torial Auditor Sims Ely resigned as secretary of the republican campaign committee, was because Ely was not in accord with new political ideas which had been injected into the Cam eron campaign. It was also stated by this political lieutenant that anyone else who showed any disposition 10 question the orders given in this cam paign would be booted out of the m ner circle without waiting for formel deeapitation. This looks like the Cameron campaign was getting fierce early in the fight
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

Kean St. Charles, of the Minerai Wealth. published at Kingmans has announced himself as a candidate for the council this fall, subject to the democratic county convention. KeaH St Charles is a i've one and he Is do ing excellent work for the cause of democracy in his county.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

It looks like the Dispatch was try ing to work Mike Torpey overtime. TOrpey and the Imaginary lemon was exploited late and carry in the city election by the Dispatch, but when the votes were counted the Dispatch found that it had been on a cold trail in trying to locate the vulnerable spot of the unterrified democracy of tse copper city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

Hon. Mark Smith is billed to speak at Flagstaff, the home of Ralph Cam eron, tomorrow night Coconino coun- ty is one of the closest, politically, in the territory, but two years ago Mir. Smith carried the county by a safe majority and it is believed that he will not lose it this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

Judging from the rush which has been made by the Bisbee Miner and the Douglas Dispatch to get in the front of the campaign procession we suspicion that they have already had a sight of the mazuma which is to con- stitute the well financed campaign of the republican party in this territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

Joe Morrison has returned to Bis bee. He has been doing oratory for Ralph Cameron during the past week in Maricopa county. Joe's Brother Bob will escort Cameron through the north
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

The last heard from Ralph Cameron he was peddling the glad hand in the direction of the northern counties. Mark Smith is just completing one Of the closest campaigns he has ever made in that section and has addressed some of the largest audiences who eyer turned out to hear him. Smith is discussing the issues of the day and showing the people why they should stand by the democratic party this year above all others and thus give endorsement of Bryan and the reform measures for which he stands.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17
PEN POINTS

It is to be hoped that every voter will see that his name appears on the great register so that he may be en- titled to exercise his right of franchise at the November election. Under the Arizona law it is necessary far every voter to register every two years or lose the right to cast his ballot. There are a good many voters who have failed to have their names placed upon the great register. If they do not attend to this before Octo- Der 18th, they will not be entitled to vote this fall. The fact that a voter has placed his name on the city regis ter will not entitle him to vote at the county election. His name must ap- pear on the county register now being made up as a list of those who will be entitled to vote.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

The time for holding the primary election in the several precincts of the county is drawing near Septem- Der the 26th is the day on which the delegates to the several county con ventions will be elected. So far there has been no special interest manifest ed in Douglas over the primaries. So far as the county candidates are con cerned none of the aspirants in Doug- las have opponents at home and it is ex- pectfd they will all receive the solid endorsement of the delegation elected in this city, so far as the democrats are concerned. These aspirants are w M. Adamson for supervisor, J F. Ross for district attorney. It is also quite likely that Hon. John Slaughter will be presented by the Douglas dem .ocrats for the assembly if Mir. Slaugh- ter will give his consent On the re- publican side so far no candidates has appeared. There has been some talk of Albert Sames for district attorney. but it is not believed that Mir. Sames will allow the use of his name Indi- cations are that aside from the office of sheriff, treasurer and supervisor, there will be no contest in the dem- ocratic convention and it is expected that these contests will be settled in a Harmonious manner. so that the demo cratic party will be in a position to win a complete victory.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-17

RevIew wan. Ads brInq rssu.ts.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-24
Ordinance No. II

An Ordinance to provide for the issuing OF
licenses for the sale o. intoxicalins, spiritSors
amount TO be paid for such license prohibit
ing the sale Of Intoxicating. spritnous, malt or
tsncd such css.s s%a providing n for t Eo
punishment for violation hereof; and pro-
viding for the number q LICENSES to be issued
Be II ordained by the Mayor and Council Of the
city Of Grangeviile, Idaho.
Section Lit shall be unlawful for any person
spirituous, malt or fermented liquors within
the city OF Grangeville, without first having
obtained license therefor from the City Coun-
section a"xii application. for license to sci,
Intoxicating, spifituous, malt or fermented
liqaora or wines 70 be drunk or handled In, on
or about the premises where sold In the said
city Of Grangeyille, must be made to the council
Of said city Of Granseville. .t any regular meet;
. ps IL. sSe .a WITHIN s ps..
OF sale 10 TO b. located, and said application
may be granted 2. rejected by said council as
lIcence shall BE- the sum Of 5000 per qasrter to
be paid quarterly In advance.
person. firm OF association, other than or In
engaged In the business Of selling intoSic atins.
sptrituous, malt Or fermented liquors or wines
within said CITY Of GFangeville. or renewals Of
licenses now held BY persons within said city
or 70 persons, nrms OF associations engaged In
us, malt or fermented liquors or wines Within
said city. when such licenses shall increase the
number OF licenses 70 q greater number than
one to each nve hundred Inhabitants OF said
city; that no licenses shall be issued In said
city for said business other than 70 persons. firms
to persons who are the direct successors In
business to such person, firm or association
until the number Of inhabitants IN said city
shall have increased 10 that the total number
Of licenses so Issued shall not exceed one for
! each Ave hundred inhabitants Of said city.
such license shall cease to engage In such bust.
uess In any other manner than by the sale Of
such business to any other person, firm or
association, then 10 other or additional licenses
| shall be issued until the total number Of such
licenses issued and In force In said city shall
not exceed one for each five hundred inhabi-
tants In said city.
Section Any person violating any Of the
provisions of this ordinance shall upon q con.
victioD thereof be fined in any sum not exceed
Ing one hundred dollars, Or by imprisonment in
both such fine and imprisonment, together
with the cost OF prosecution. and shall stand
committed to the city Jail until such fine and
costs are paid.
Section 6.-All ordinances and parts OF ordi
nances In conflict herewith are hereby re-
| pealed.
Section 7.-This ordinance shall be in force
and effect from and after Its passage, approval
| and publication.
Read first time August 10. .Os
Read second time August 10. .0S
| Read third time Sept. ., .O6
| Passed the council Sept. 0. .OS
Approved by the Mayor Sept. ., OS
| Y. L. Leonard,
,,.., ,..,.. Mayor ,S,s
City Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-24
yNews Of Idaho County u ,
Ut. Busey in regard to her case las,
Wednesday.

Dr. Busey in regard to her case last
Wednesday. ''
Road Supervisor Milot has been
ordered BY the county commission.
ers to begin work on the new
wagon road beginning at Harpster
near Thos. Surridge's residence
and coming out near the Riebold
sawmill into the Hsrpster. Elk City
road.
]. B. Leeper has been busy de.
livering oats to Henry Folks Of
Switchback the last week receiving
sl.65 per hundred for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Riebold gave a
lawn social Sunday afternoon in
honor Of their son George. He OK.
poets to leave soon to attend school
at Pullman. Several OF the young
folks attended, among them Miss
Cora Sebastian and Miss Cole of
near Grangeville. All present re.
ports a pleasant time.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-24
kOOskIA

Robert Kirkland was drowned
in the Middle Fork OF the Clear.
water river Monday while attempt.
ing to ford just below town. In some.
way the horse fell and owing to
the swift current was unable to
regain his footing until the rider
was drowned. The body was re.
covered late this afternoon. Mr..
Kirkland resided near Glenwood,
Idaho where he leaves many
friends. Mr.. Kirkland was a
young man whom everyone liked
who knew him. His friends and
relatives have been notified.
A. L. Bingham & Co., have
just completed q large drive o.
shingle timber from the Selway
river and will make another drive
yet this fall as the mills will bt
run night and day when in opera.
ton. Most Of the new machinery
has arrived already and the in
stalling of same in the new mil
will begin at once.
DR.. Alcorn has just ret urnet
from a bushes trip to the coast.
DIR. Wholenbery, who resided
here for several years, 10 here visit
ing and incidently figuring on 60
ing into business again.