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Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-20
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William Payne Frank, formerly in
charge of the pool room at the Gadsden
hotel, is now on duty as day clerk.
Miss Nora Hodgeman delightfully."-
entertained a number of friends last
evening at her home on Fourteenth
street in honor of her birthday.
Switchman Brady of the local rail-
road wards, who has been so i'll with
a cold for some time. was taken to the
Calumet hospital yesterday, seriously
i'll with pneumonia.
C. w. Mccoy expects to leave today
for the Big Springs Mining company's
property up in the Chiricahuas, OF
which he is in charge.
Sheriff Jack White was visitor in
Douglas yesterday. He left for Bis
bee in the afternoon.
The members of the fire department
are searching diligently for brass
nut lost off the big gong on the fire
engine. It was lost some where be
tween the station and Seventeenth
street On the last run. It Is an article
that is hard to replace without marrine
the looks of the gong and the boys are
quite anxious to recover it.
A number or young people we're de
lightfully entertained at the Country
club last evening by some of the ladies
of the club. Cards and dancing were
the amusements.
Wallace Floyd, advance agent for the
Woodland comic opera, was in the city
yesterday completing arrangements fol
the show.
George L. Moore, well known con
tractor of Tucumcari, is visitor Il
the city.
F. M. Smith of the Copper Queer
store is suffering with a bad cold.
A meeting of st. Cecelia's Guild viii
be held in the Guild room at 3 o'cEocl
this afternoon.
c. H. Kessler, head Of the mechan
lea department of the E. P. e. s. "
was in Douglas yesterday on his regu
lar inspection trips. His headquaI
tiers are in Ell Paso.
G. w. Curtis of the Wells-Fargo e.
press company returned yesterda
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from two weeks service In the mes
Isenger department. taking the place OF
Express Messenger Ed Perry on the
Arizona and New Mexico run.
Miss McNulty win leave for the
feast in a few days totpurchase novel
ties and patterns for Madame Peth-
loud's millinery establishment.
Father Gheldorf of the Catholic
church yesterday announced series
Of interesting Missions" to be con
Quoted in the church next month by
Rev. P. E. Brannon of Texas. These
meetings will open on the evening Of
March and win close the following
Sunday. Some time during Rev. Bran
mons stay in the city ne will deliver
a public lecture on "St Patrick" This
will be held either at the theater to
sommodato all VINO want to hear the
speaker. Rev. BraInon is a bright
and interesting stalker. always popular
with his audience, which are always
large.
John G. Alexander of Douglas, pres
ident of the Nacozari Consolidated
Copper company, returned from Naco-
zari yesterday with the news that he
had just leased the San Pedro mine
of the Moctezuma Copper company.
He will at once assume management
of the property and will direct the
work jointly with that of the Nacozari
Consolidated. At the latter property
| the work of the next six months will
be chiefly development work. The
company is driving large drainage
tunnel but the men are now taking
out ore and Mr.. Alexander says he
thinks some shipments will commence
in few weeks.
J A new social club win soon make
its debut in Douglas society and both
tits name and organization are quite
unique The club is organized in the
local Elks' ledge and only Elks are
eligible. Its name is 1.-THE Anozira
Club" the name Anozira being obtain.
ed by reversing the order of the let,
tiers in the name Arizona.
The object of the club is purely so
cial, and its membership is limited
strictly to members of the Elks' lodge
1t is supported by dues and contribu'
lions. The chief purpose of its or.
ganization is to provide more active
social life for those of the local lodge
who enjoy it without overtaxing OF
working hardship on the other mem
bers of the lodge. The club will be
governed by a house committee re
Gently appointed by Exalted Ruler AL
bert M. Sames and consisting of d. F
Johnson, chairman; R. B. Simms and
L. H. Watkins. The constitution and
bylaws have been drafted and adopt
ed by the local lodge. 1t is now up tt
the grand lodge and as soon as they
are thus ratified the club will be SAID
to actually exist and will launch quite
an elaborate prbgram of entertain
ments for the rest Of the season.
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Lowell Personals.

Lowell Personals.
C. A. Taylor, of Douglas. was a
Lowell visitor today.
John ]. Hill. superintendent Of the
Lone Star shaft. of he Warren
Realty and Development Company
has gone to Vernon. Texas, where be
win visit ais sister.
Frank H. Probert. of Los Angeles,
and ]. Morgan Clements, Of New
York City, are guests at the home OF
Hoval A. Smith, at Bakervi1le Both
gentlemen are prominent mining en-
gineers.
Lysaght Dupen of the Offices OF
Hovland & Smith at Bakervillei is
numbered among the sick.
Ben Behrends returned to his ranch
in the Huachucas this afternoon
after a stay of several days n
Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Won Staufen
will leave for Hermosillo, Mex, to
morrow afternoon, where they viii
visit for Several days.
Miss Lucie King is kept at her
home in Warren by illness.
Deputy Unit-6 States Marsha
John Foster has returned from
Tombstone.
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BisBEE EXTENSION
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

To tn stockholders:
The regular meeting OK the stock
holders Of the Bisbee Extension De-
velopment Company will be held on
the second Monday in March (the
ninth,) at it's Office in the Medigo-
vtch building.
At this meeting the matter of
changing the par value of the stock
to $500 per share and making all
stock full paid will be taken up and
acted upon. It is the recommends
ton of the Board of Directors, by &C
ton taken at their meeting aeld on
January 9th, that this be done and
that all $500 paid stock be echang-
ed for its pro rata in $500 paid stock
with the privilege to the stockholders
of taking an equal number of shares
by paying the additional $500 per
snare. The capitalization of the com
pany will remain the same, but there
will be 100000 shares Of $500 paid
stock in lieu OF 10000 shares Of $1,000
stock.
This recommendation is made by
the Board of Directors because we
are now in touch with capital that
expresses a willingness to finance
the company If the stock is made full
paid and of $500 par value. 1t is the
opinion of the board of directors that
this will be agreeable to the stock
holders, as it will enable them to
receive full paid stock in exchange
for their $500 paid stock and thus
relieve them from any further liabil
ity in the way of stock payments.
tSigneO:
w. NJ. CLUTE, Secretary,
| P. o. Box S29.
Bisbee, Arizona
Dated at Bisbee, Arizona, February
18th, 1908. &c
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BEN HUR
TEAS, coFFEEs, SPICES and
BAKING POWDER,
Always Lead.

railroad company has made them a
proposition which they find they can
meet and he believes it means certain
success for their project.
The railroad company ofier to fur
nish the drilling machine, fuel and
water, providing the well be sunk on
their right of way, the well, if sue.
cess, to become the property Of the
railroad company. This puts upon the
local association the expense of labor
and the casing. The cost of the casing
is rs cents per foot. The cost of the
labor may be very little. The drill is
to go down as deep as the association
sees fit or is able to go. Mr.. Prathel
thinks this proposition means assured
success in finding artesian water, and
says the settlers in that district are IL
high spirits over the prospects.
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Will Entertain.

An entertainment and social in
honor of George Washington's birth
day will be given at the Lowell
Chapel on the evening of Friday,
February 21st, by the young people
of the congregation. The evenings
program will consist of games, u
erary numbers, music and refresh
ments. A good time is assured. No
admission charge.
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EIGHTH OHIO DISTRICT
PROBABLY FOR TAFT

MARYSVILLE, Ohio, Feb. Ire
publicans of the Eighth congressional
district are in session here today to
name candidate for congress and Sc
lect district delegates TO the national
convention. The fight for the con-
gressional nomination is a lively one
and the result doubtful. Ralph d.
Cole of Findlay, the incumbent, is af-
ter third nomination, but as each
of the other five counties in the dis
trict has a candidate the chances OF
Representative Cole are not particu-
larly bright The delegates to the
national convention win undoubtedly
be instructed for Secretary Taft.
Wanted-Cloan cotton rags at Re-
view Office. S15.
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JUDGE GRIER HAS
VERY BUSY DAY
Fourteen Men Appear Before
Him and Each Gets a
Ten-Day Sentence.
Lowen. February 10. 1sOs.

This was busy day IN the court
q Judge Grier, fourteen men ap-
pearing before him charged with dis
turbing the peace and vagrancy. Ten
men were charged with the latter Of
rense. Upon hearing the hard luck
stories OF each and every one, his
honor fined then $40 apiece, which
they were unable to pay, thereby be
ing committed to the county jail an
mex in Lowell for ten days each.
They will be given an opportunity
of working out their sentences on
the county roads. This haul is the
result of there being SO many men
here who do not intend to work and
have been given chances to secure
employment before they were ar
rested. II, after serving their time,
they stay in the neighborhood, they
will get another county job-withou'
pay.
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Head Injured.

While at work at the Gardner shaft
this morning, Ben Gerdes was Sc
verely injured by being struck on
the head by cage. The result was
a deep cut in his head several inch
es long. Mr.. Gerdes was recently in
jured at the same mine by having a
timber fall on his foot, and the last
injury occurred on the first day he
returned to ais duties.
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Ruuuy Breaks Down.

While driving along the Naco road
this morning Mrs. B. NJ. Pattison re-
ceiyed a fall caused by a wheei o.
the vehicle breaking down. She was
not injured, which seems miraculous.
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MOVING Building.

The building located on Naco road
in the Johnson addition occupied by
the Miners Exchange saloon is be-
ing moved back from the road and
also being raised.
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Will Save Eve.

John Neenan returned from Doug
las this afternoon, where he had gone
to receive. treatment for his eye
which ne had injured at the Junction
blacksmith shop last week. Mr..
Neenan stated that he las been given
the assurance that his eye win be
saved.
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Crossed Limits.

The street car line crossed the
Bisbee city limits this morning and
steel is being laid with despatch.
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BUILDING Home.

NJ. ]. Sullivan has begat the erec-
ton of four-room house at South
Bisbee, which he will occupy upon
its completion.
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For Review JOB ana business office
Call Phone 80.
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Review wan. Aas. Bring Results.
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infant no Better

Little Edward, the eleyen-months-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Prt
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For Review Job ONCE call phone
No. 80.
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COCHISE COUNTY

meau, who is seriously III with
spinal meningitis. is no better and
his recovery is doubtful.
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17ac a Yard

NUMBER o. Taffeta Silk and Satin Taffets
Ribbons, two and thTee-fourths inches wide
The quality that retails regularly at 25c q
yard
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Zoe a Yard

NUMBER Il. Taffeta Silk and Satin Taffeta
Ribbons, two inches wide The quality that
usually reatils at 15c yard. All coIors.
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Army Meeting.
The Salvation Army held an open
air meeting in Lowell this evening,
which attracted quite a gathering.
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Every Fashionable Effect, Every Styl
zoe a Yard

NUMBER 40. Taffeta Silk and Satin Taffeta
Ribbons, three and one-fourth inches wide.
The quality that retails regularly at Doc
yard.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-20

NUMBER g. Taffeta SILK and Satin Taffeta
Ribbons. one and ons-half inches wide The
quality that sells regularly at 70 1-2c yard
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-25
REID IN RICHMOND
MuItimiIIionaire Stops in the
City to See His Old
Friends.
ON WAY TO CHICAGO.

d. G. Reid, multimillionaire and
Richmond today looking after his var
ious business interests in this city. At
the Second National bank, of which
Mr.. Reid is vice-president, he held the
usual informal reception which is al
ways accorded him by his numerous
friends whenever he visits Richmond.
Did any business matters of es-
pecial Importance bring you to Rich
mond?" Mr.. Reid was asked
mo, was on my way to Chicago
to look after some business matters
and I just thought l would stop off in
Richmond and see how things were
progressing in my old home" Mr.. Reid
replied. This evening l will leave
for Chicago"
Before any other question could be
asked Mr.. Reid, he was surrounded
by a crowd OF friends, all of whom
wildly jostled each other in an effor,
to shake hands with the tinplate anG
railroad king. Mr.. Reid appeared tc
know all of them because every mar
was addressed by his first name. After
he had inquired after the health of al
their relatives Mr.. Reid escaped will
an excuse me will you? l have tt
drop down to the Dickinson Trus
company and see Sam Dickinson, theI
I'll have to run over TO the Union Ma
tional and say hello to the boys
Solong"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-25
TRUST CO. WINS
Local Banking Firm Success.
full in Suit Against Henry
County Bondsman.
THE CASE is AN OLD ONE.

The suit of the Dickinson Trust
Co. of Richmond, against J. P. Nichol-
son of New Castle to recover $4,000
alleged TO be due on the bond of
James Winsdor. appointed guardian
of Rebecca Weeks in 1871. came TO an
end in the Delaware circuit court
Thursday night when the jury render
$3.50. The defendant has not yet in
dicated whether or not he will appeal
the case.
About thirty-seven years ago Mr..
Nicholson went on the bond of Mr.
Winsdor. who filed his final report
becca Weeks, person of unsound
mind. in the Henry circuit court and
was discharged. Judge NJ. f. Fork
ner was on the bench at the time and
the courts order did not release the
bondsman from further responsibility
The settlement accounts of Mr.
Winsdor were found little over $500
out Of the way and the matter was
never Strengthened up. He died a few
years after he filed his report ant
about a year ago the Dickinson Trus
Co. took the matter up for the Week:
estate.
The case was heard at New Castl,
last January and the jury failed Il
agree. A change of venue was theI
asked and Judge Jackson sent tn,
suit to Delaware county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-25
Regrettable That Standard Oil
Case Cannot Be Taken Oi-
rect to Supreme Court, In
fers Attorney General.
GROSSCUP TALKS FUR
THEIR ON STATEMENT.
Whisperings of Chicago Judge
Against the President, How
ever, Have Been Absolutely
Ignored by Roosevelt.

Lenox. Mass, July o5.-Attorney
General Bonaparte, who is here made
the following statement with refer
ence to the opinion of the United
States court of appeals reversing the
decision of Judge lands in imposing
fine Of S29,24o.OOO on the Standard
Oil company:
Il have read the opinion. 1t was
sent to me by the United States at
torney as soon as issued. Any CON-
ment by me on the action of the
court of appeals would. in my iudg-
ment, be inappropriate, especially
since in some form and at some time
in the near future the department OF
justice will undoubtedly try to obtain
an authoritative review of the deci-
sion. s5.sa
Present Statutes Lacking.
"It is much to be regretted that.
owing to the unreasonable restriction
imposed by existing law upon the right
of appeal by the United States In GRIM
inal cases this can not be done in
what is obviously the most natural.
most prompt and most effective meth
od-namely: by direct appeal to the
supreme court of the United States.
Since such is the present condition OF
the law the department must adapt its
course of action to that condition
I'm my opinion II is of vital moment
that the statute regulating interstate
commerce should be so construed by
our courts that 1t may not be practi-
cally impossible to convict law break
ers on a vast scale nor practically i'm
possible to punish them. when con-
victed with sufficient severity to as
sure future obedience 10 the law. I
think IL is the duty Of my department
to foster a wholesome fear Of punish
nent among those often and strongly
tempted to do what the law forbids
and the department has tried In the
past and will try In the future to faith
fully discharge this duty.
Avoid Establishing Precedent.
"Such well considered measures will
therefore be adopted after due delib.
Grafton and conference as will so far
as practicable remove any possible
danger which may be thought to exist
lest the present decision. as prece,
dent or otherwise. shall prove an i'm
pediment to effective administration OF
/ these salutary laws"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-25
Attorneys Not Engaged in d.
vorce Case, Ask Court for
Favor to Mrs. HOuSer.
COURT DENIES DECREE.
GROUNDS ON WHICH THE WOMAN
ASKED LEGAL SEPARATION
FROM HUSBAND NOT SUFFI-
GENT, JUDGE FOX HOLDS.

An interesting point of law and a
pretty woman applying for divorce
from a man she alleges has deserted
her without provision, caused two
known local attorneys, neither of
whom was interested, except imperson-
ally, to go to the assistance of the
counsel for the applicant, but more es-
pecially the client and offer their opin-
ions to Judge Fox in circuit court this
morning. The plaintiff was Mrs. Alma
Houser who sought divorce from John
Houser. She failed to show statutory
cause and the court denied the di-
vorce despite the pleas of her own
counsel and those of her voluntary le-
gal friends. Before marriage Mrs.
Houser was Miss Alma Hawkins.
1t was the old story of a pretty wo-
man in trouble and the sympathy OF
mankind.
What. Have no case for divorce
from a man who has not lived with
you for six months nor even provided
| for you?'' exclaimed Mrs. Houser when
the judge could see no reason why a
divorce should be granted. The come.
| ly witness went to her seat near
| friends and broke into tears. Attor-
| neys questioned the Judgment of the
court.
Mrs. Houser told the court she
came home to visit her mother three
years ago and has resided here ever
since. She said her husband was gone
! from her for about a year, but return
ed and they resumed marital rela
| tionS. He had met success as a rea
estate agent and so provided for hel
in satisfactory manner and paid all
bills for six months. Then he left
again and has not returned.
The court held the evidence must
show the failure to provide for a pc
riod of two years. The judge stated
| the fact the defendant returned ant
the wife resumed relations with hin
was evidence of condonement and a re
so the previous period of separation
could not be included in the present
term of apparent abandonment. Wher
the ground was seen to be falling from
beneath the case of the fair appli
cant, two attorneys went TO her rescu,
voluntary and offered suggestions t.
the court. Citations and opinions wer,
fired at the judge, but he was obdurat,
and held the reconciliation was proc
of an agreement and it could not b.
shown the defendant had abandonet
the plaintiff the required period o
time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-25
Frank H. Hitchcock in Confer
ence With Few State
WheeIhorSeS.
GET READY FOR BATTLE.
MAIN HEADQUARTERS FOR G. o.
p. WILL BE LOCATED IN CHI
cAeo ACCORDING TO DECISION
OF CHAIRMAN.

Chicago, July 25.-Republican lead
ers from eight states of the middle
west are meeting with Frank H.
Hitchcock, chairman of the republi-
can national committee, today to
stack up the situation and to get
ready for team work in the campaign.
Mr. Hitchcock arrived yesterday
morning from Colorado Springs, well
satisfied with the recent roundup in
the Rocky Mountain territory. He
prospective sites for national head
! quarters.
1t has been fully decided to make
Chicago the center of operations, and
the chief headquarters will be opened
here Aug. Is. Headquarters for the
eastern states will be established in
| New York August /. The Chicago
quarters probably will be in an office
building downtown. instead OF in one
of the big hotels.
The object of today's conference
was to bring together the men who
will sit at the steering wheels in the
states adjacent to Illinois during the
campaign. 1t was for the purpose oil
making the various state chairmer
acquainted with each other and plac
ing them on a footing where with a
few practice drills they will be able
to do effective team work.
! The men attending are the nationa
committeeman, the state chairmer
and the state secretaries. Ohio is mo-
on the list of the states hidden to the
conference, the reason being tha'
Ohio will be managed independently
under the leadership of Arthur
Vorys.
or the national committeeman, Col
Lowden of Illinois. Harry s. New o
Indiana. Frank B. Kellogg Of Minneso
Ia and John w. Blodgett OF Michigan
are far from home on vacation trips
and were not present. but every stat.
chairman and state secretary invited
is sitting in the conference.
Mr.. Hitchcock expects to remain ii
Chicago until tonight, when he viii
leave for Cincinnati. to be presen
Tuesday when William H. Taft Il
formally and officially notified of hi
nomination for the presidency. HI
will then depart for New York {,
open up headquarters for the east
ern territory and will get back {,
Chicago about August 10.