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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
MINING FIGHT RESULTS
 IN MURDER OF TWO
A, J. DaggS and Hunter of Phoenix Found Dead
 ProSpectorS Suspected.

PHOENIX, Jan. 3.-Edward Fond. ren and Robert Stewart are under ar rest in Pinal county today for the mur. der of A. J. Daggs and George Hunter whose bodies have been found three miles southeast of Superior.
 Daggs was found yesterday and this morning the body or Hunter was found in the brush 200 yards ava, Near him were the dead bodies of two well trained dogs.
 In fight over the possession of mining claims, Daggs and Hunter are believed to have been killed by eo,So. ren and Stewart as the result or a bitter fued that has lasted for the past year.
 opportunity to defend themselves was not known at Florence, today, where the information regard Ing the arrest of Fondren and Stew art was obtained.
 An inquest was held at Superior this afternoon oyer tae remains of Daggs and the body. started for Phoe. niX- 1t is expected to arrive here sometime tonight
 Ihe inquest over the remains of Hunter will be held late this after noca as well as the preliminary hear Ing of Fondren and Stewart, against whom the Pinal authorities claim to have strong evidence.
 That Daggs and Hunter came to their deata as the result of a feud over mining claims seems well estaB hshed. Twelve months ago Daggs secured mining property, which it i said had been previously located by Fondren and Stewart.
 The killing occurred last Tuesday evening, though the body of Daggs was not found until yesterday. 4 that time it was feared that Hunter had also been killed and 8 search for his body began, ending in its discov cry tais morning.
 The killing of Hunters dogs leads to the supposition that the men who killed Daggs and Hunter shot from the brush, and gave then no chance to make a fight for their lives.
 Daggs was armed and is known to have been fearless. The bodies being found so far apart leads also to the supposition that Daggs was killed first and that Hunter met his end coming to the assistance of his em- ployer.
 Last Monday Daggs left Phoenix to go to the vicinity of Superior and bring to Phoenix camp outfit used by Hunter in doing the annual assess ment work on a group of claims.
 Daggs had made part of his prepa- rations to return to Phoenix when he was shot Whether he had any words with the men who killed him has not yet been learned Details of the af- fair are still very meager.
 Sheriff McGee of Florence, went to the scene yesterday as soon as he learned of the killing, and after an inVestigatioh made the arrest of Stew are and Fondren.
 One report from Florence Is that the arrest. has been made on the strength of threats that are said tol have been uttered in Globe recently against Daggs. Miners there are re- ported to have said they would kill him if he persisted in trying to hold certain claims near Superior.
 This morning R. B. Daggs, brother of the dead man, left for Superior in an automobile, Deputy Sheriff Adams accompanying him. They are ey pected back in Phoenix tonight with the body of the dead man.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
CASES ARE DOING WELL.

Late last evening it was learned that all of the smallpox patients un- der the care of Dr. F. c. Williams, city physician. were doing well, and that they would probably be restored to their normal health within com paratively short time. A strict quar- antine is being maintained in each separate instance and as great many of the people of the city have been vaccinated, there remains but little fear of an epidemic of the disease.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
AT THE ROYAL.

The management of the Royal is treating it's patrons at present to three vaudeville stunts, all of which are good. The first of these is H. J. Woods, who is undoubtedly one of the cleverest bag punchers in America. Franklyn and Lyndon, as the prima donna and the coon, mix good singing and negro dialect with pleasing effect. Tyler on the Xylophone shows what can be done on this instrument. Of the moving pictures the ones entitled the Baby Elephant" and Life in an Indian Teak Forest" are the one amusing and the other highly instruc- tive.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
LEAVE FOR DOUGLAS.

The talented members of the "Col- lege Widow" company which scored such great hit at the Orpheum the atre on Thursday night, left yester- day morning for Douglas. where they played the show last evening. The management oS the company was highly pleased with the reception ac- corded in Bisbee in spite of the in element weather and expressed a hope of playing the city in future sea sons
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
NO ARRESTS MADE.

Up to g o'clock last nigat no ar. rests for drunkenness, disorder or any other cause had been made by the of ficers of the city. This is a rare occurrence, possibly accounted for by the fact that most of the celebra- tions that were made Christmas and New Years have lasted over until the present.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
RAIN STOPS WORK.

The rain which has been falling at intervals for the past two days inter fered with thZ work of laying the sewer through the business portion of the town. The streets are still torn up and the lower part of Brewery Gulch, where the inflow of water inter- fered with the laying of pipe, the sewer is still un1aid. The company is making every effort to close the .ditches as soon as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
TWO ARg pRoMoTEp.

PHOENIX. Jan. s.-A circular is. sued by the Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix Railway company and it's operated lines announces the appoint ment Of W. A Drake as general man ager and F. P. Cruice as assistant to the president The former is already vice president and has besn hitherto assistant general manager. The lat ter has been filling the position of chief clerk in the office of the presi- dent.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
MARRIED AT LOWELL.

F. c. Azey of Houston, Texas, and Miss Lucy Dow Lacy of Lowell, were married last night at s o'clock at the Carter hotel in the latter, place, the Rev. c. c. Reimenschneider officiat- ing. They left this morning for Hous- ton, their future home. Azey is a telegraph operator.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
CIVIL CASES TRIED.

Judgment was yesterday awarded to Joseph Collie in a suit against Mir. and Mrs P. P. Green. The suit was over a note for $500, s100 of which had been paid. Collie had gone on the note with Mrs. Green and was held for the balance of S200 Notice of appeal has been given.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
LA GRIPPE DISAPPEARING.

The epidemic Of Ia grippe which made it's appearance in the district 2 couple of weeks ago seems to be disappearing. although there are still many complaining of severe colds.
 That inc Warren district was not alone in suffering from the epidemic is apparent from the accounts con tafped in papers coming from all DOT tsons of the country in which are set forth the records of the large mum Der of cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
WILL SOON LEAVE HOSPITAL.

Judging from the reports received from the hospital last evening, Hart well Nowell will be able to return to his rooms within a few days. Novel; submitted to an operation at the hos pital week ago for an abscess of the liver. and since that time has done remarkably well. Although the opera ton was serious one the surgeons had no doubts of his recovery after the patient revived from the anaesthe- fio
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
A WoNpEREuI volcE

Mrs. Chas. Franklin. who is singing the illustrated songs at the Royal this week, has the most wonderful voice ever heard in Bisbee. A rare treat for the music loving public.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
A WoNpEREuL voIcE.

Mrs. Chas. Franklin. who is singing the Illustrated songs at the Royal this week, has the most wonderful voice ever heard in Bisbee. A rare treat for the music loving public.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
FOR RENT.

The new Odd Fellows Hall on Main street to Dancing parties. Everything new and up to date. Terms reason able. For particulars apply to
 c. NJ. HENKEL, the Jeweler.
 Main Street, Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the reg ular annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Cadena de Cobre Mining Company will be held at the law of fec of Strickier & Stanford. Bisbee, Arizona, at 7:30 o'clock p. m., Mon day, January 6, 1908, for the purpose of electing officers of said company, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly come be- fore said meeting.
 R. c. STANFORD, 344. Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
IRISH NATIoNALIsTs.

Meet at Medigo-ich hall, Sunday night, January 5. Business or import ance. SECRETARY.
 424
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
For eview Job office call phone

There is considerable talk Of send ing Grover Cleveland to Denver as a delegate, but his friends should stop to consider the likelihood of the pro ceedings bringing on another attack of indigestion.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04

'@we use the low pressure system in this plant" explained the engineer. 'sThat Is, we use the steam over and over again"
 q see.' said the visitor. Its some thing like the system of ventilation in ehe sleeping .r-Chicaso Trib- me.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04

By bringing your job work to th Review you get the best service.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
Arizona 8 New Mexico R. R Co.
SCHEDULE,

For further information apSly at nearest Agsnt or to
 NORMAN CARMICHAEL,
 Asst GenI supt d. I. THOMSON, Treasurer.
 CLIFTON. |. T.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04

3-room house, Up per Tombstone Canyon, must be
 cheap for cash. Address Box 1885, City. 421
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
WANT ADS
 TRY AN INSERTION In THESE
 COLUMNS FOR RESULTS q ANNOUNCEMENTS
EoR sALE.

FOR sALE-Lease of 17-room house,
 close in. Apply at Jones Lodging House. 425
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
WANTED

HUSBAND AND WIFE want positions together or separate. Man practi-l cal miner and general mechanic Wife good cook and neat house keeper. Will go anywhere. Box 15s Review. AT
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-Presider
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29
Father Caraher Lashes Judge
Carroll Cook as Unworthy
From The csn of Nov. 4, 1906.

Editor of The CALI While politician and do NEEDLE
politics. commonly heartily wish
object opposition Carroll Cook Judge OF
With hundreds of thousands of fellow citizens believe that
Carroll Cook unfit of justice the world
and that when his expires he should be allowed to lapse
the obscur of private fe In nominating him Santa Cruz
for the high and responsible position presiding appellate justice the
republican disregard for morality and
a premium judicial infsmy.
For Judge protuted powers
TO the protection OF propeo and of osome
bro and he only stopped his nutous by decision
OF the of this
rendered July 1905
reports appeal which is entitled in the
At the instance only puppe
which of the dboca signed
prevented for all time officer of the law entering
1923 Dupont close Broadway consequence
the most revolving committed within the broe
of its unfortunate female
brutes Young boys
hundreds OF school children who by behd
most shocking sights and
An appeal to the supreme
court with the gratifying result that the infamous
solved Not only were the supreme justices their
they condemned
OF equity IN aiding the commission of crime.
1t highly opportune remark here that the attorney
Collins who been convicted of
perjury For Cook Collins glove
would De spoil cells with the delectable
If Judge Cook issues nunctons protect
conduct but because he
His attitude and feelings morality
"Marcania in full blast to position
of appellate justice which should be filled
In exposing the coal black record of
dischgng debt which the public
the Francisco Marin Ala
media Clara Santa Cruz MONTEREY
San Benito and Fresno Very sincerely
San Francisco, November g. 1906
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29
Campaign Straws

jud Rush, democratic nominee for
congress in the Los Angeles district, is
Keeping Congressman McLachlan on
the jump. Many republicans are OPP
posed to sending McLachlan back to
Washington, and Rush announces that
he is going to be elected
~ w. Holland who is the democratic
nominee for congress in the first dis
trict, called at headquarters on his re-
turn from a trip to Humboldt county,
where he addressed several large meet
lngs, one of them in Eureka. He has
made an energetic fight and is confident
of success. Further, he declares that
BRYAN will surely carry the district.
George w. Peckham, democratic con-
gressional nominee in the third. says
that the Taft majority in that district
will be so small that the republican
politicians will deny that they ever
made any predictions.
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ago and sent a Bryan special train
on 200 mile journey through the
citrus belt. OF this journey the Los
Angeles Herald said:
AT every point along the kite shaped
track of the Santa Fe crowds from a
hundred to 10000, the latter including
the spectators at the torchlight parade
in Santa Ana, heard the speakers.
cheered their utterances and helped to
swell the tumult for Bryan
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29

Cooks refusal to find on those things,
said:
THE court Cook did not find on
this issue and it should have done so.
1t was one of the main issues in the
case-the crucial issue
Again, in the course of his opinion,
Justice Lorigan said
1T would be preposterous to say that
where the public may freely enter to
violate the law a peace officer is ex-
cluded from entering to prevent it."
1t would have been preposterous for
an honest judge SO to rule. 1t was the
natural thing for Cook to do. The Grim
inals and panderers Were his friends
and supporters. They were the clients
of his crony, George d. Collins. So long
as Carroll Cook could prevent it by the
degradation of his court, the law should
not be invoked to hamper the criminal
operations of his friends. White haired
priests, not criminals. were Cooks prey
Cooks conception of the purposes of
equity were the protection of vice and
the vicious and war upon Gods church
and Its ministers
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29

Roosevelt today made public a long
letter from Samuel B. Donnelly, sec
rotary of the general arbitration board
of the New York building trades. in
which Donnelly upholds the president
in his presentation of the record of
Judge Taft as set forth by him in a
letter to P. Fl. Grace of Binghamton.
\. Y, recently.
Donnelly declares that the presidents
letter ably shows that Judge Taft is
not an enemy OF labor. From personal
knowledge of Judge Tafts record as
governor of the Philippines and in
Panama, where he had extensive rela-
lions with labor, DonneIly unquali-
fiedly supports the presidents estimate
of Taft's character. DOnnelly cites
an Interpretation of the federal eight
hour law reported in 1907 and Tafts
longevity pay Increase order of that
year as instances of the judges fair
ness toward labor. Continuing Dom
nelly says:
The professional democratic labor workers who
have been in the job in all recent campaigns are
leading the movement in the east No spoO-
taneous movement against Judge Taft has APP
peared among the workers and none but salaried
officers are on the stump against him. Those
OF US who remember the labor conditions during
opinion that If Mr.. Bryan is elected OF the
tariff revised on the democratic proposed plan OF
a tariff for revenue only. will all have
plenty OF time for jury duty
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29
Democratic State Central Committee Notes
CAPTAIN HOBSOH WINS
VOTES FOR COMMONER
Arguments of Merrimac
Hero Convince Many Re-
publicans That Time for
Change Has Come


Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson
is proving the hest vote getter that
has come TO California in many az year.
He discusses the tariff, executive inter-
ference and government by injunction
in a clear, logical way, and makes a
great hit with his plea for a big Pa
cific fleet After his meeting Monday
night many republicans informed their
democratic friends that Hobson's argu-
ments had turned the scale and that
they would vote for Bryan Tonight
he is to speak in Vallejo. He has to be
in Los Angeles Saturday night, but an
effort was made to induce him to re-
main here an additional day and ad-
dress a meeting in Dreamland pavilion
tomorrow night. Prominent democrats
oIered to pay the cost of a special
train to Los Angeles, but the necessary
change of dates could not be arranged,
and Hobson will leave for Santa Bar
bara tomorrow.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29

Justice Lorigan. who wrote the opin-
ion reversing Cook and referring to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29
ROOSEVELT SEES
VICTORY FOR TAFT
Writes to New York Herald
Predicting Success of Repub-
lican Presidential Nominee
Forecasts Election Of Hughes as
Representative of Clean
Government


NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-President
Roosevelt has sent for C. B.. Wolfram.
editor of the New York Herald. a let
ter praising William II. Taft and Gov
ernor Hughes and predicting the sue
cess Of Taft and the governors re-
election. The letter, which was made
public here, is as follows:
Washington. Oct %. 1905.
MY Dear Mr.. Wolfram / thank you for your
remembrance of my birthday Will you let me
take this opportunity TO thank you in return
for the admirable work you are doing for clean
and honest government by your support of Taft
and Hughes. j have profound faith in the good
sense and conscientious devotion to duty and 10
high ideals of my fellow Americans of German
birth or German parentage. / certain that
they will go right il only the facts can be
clearly presented to them; and thanks largely TO
your efforts. the facts are thus being clearly
presented
Mr.. Taft stands in the nation and Mr. Hughes
stands In the state for that high order OF gov
ernmental efficiency and that high standard of
governmental honesty, the union OF which is
absolutely essential in order TO good gov
eminent
Each adheres. and has always adhered in pub
lie and private life, to the most infexibe
standard of honesty and fair dealing between
man and man. Each represents what is best in
American citizenship. Not one word of any kind
can be truthfully said against the private or
public character of either.
Each has the broadcast sympathies for his fell
low citizens-for l hardly need say that the
accusation that Governor Hughes is narrow and
Liberal man is preposterously false. l believe
that the victory of one in the national election
and the other in the state is assured by over
whelming maj0rities, and / thank you for the
tributed to bring about this result. With all
regards, believe me, sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
WASHINGTON Oct o2-presjdapt
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29
PREDICTS THAT BRYAN
WILL CARRY CALIFORNIA
Reception to Special Con
vinces Prominent Attor-
ney That Democracy
Has Captured State

/ Thomas f. Hayden, the we'll known
San Francisco attorney, brought to the
democratic state committee headquar-
ters yesterday good news concerning
the progress of the Bell-Phelan spe-
cial train, with which he travelled
through the San Joaquin valley making
speeches for the democratic standard
bearer. Basing his opinion on the
great outpouring of electors, Hayden is
now confident that Bryan is going to
carry California. In speaking of the
trip down the state from Stockton to
Bakersfield he said:
AT Stockton last Monday night there
was the most enthusiastic meeting ever
held in the history of that CITY, Over
house and of these 500 or 600 stood
up. for three hours. AT Modesto a
crowd of 600 greeted the special. At
Turlock $50 people waited an hour and
gave the speaker who addressed them
an enthusiastic greeting. At MADEIRA
the streets were lined, practically the
whole town turning out. At Fresno
between 1000 and 5000 persons were
at the station, and although there was
to be big night meeting, the crowd
insisted on MONDAY meeting.
'At Fowler, Selma, Kingsbury, Tu-
lare and Delano crowds waited for the
special for from one to two hours, and
the demand for speeches was so great
that the train could not run up to it's
schedule. At Bakersfield a great crowd
gathered and the opera house was
filled with one of the most enthusiastic
audiences that ever assembled in that
city.
From the enthusiasm and the eager
ness with which the people came to
hear the tissues discussed it would seem
that California is no longer a doubt
full state, but is about to cast her vote
in the cause of the people and William
Jennings Bryan"
The Bell-Phelan special spent yes
terday in southern California. At
every stop the speakers were greeted
by large and enthusiastic crowds.
All reports from the country south
of Tehaehapi indicate that the Taft ma
jority in that section will be less than
5000. Wise politicians down that way
laugh at the republican prediction of
80. 600.
So enthusiastic are the democrats of
Los Angeles for the head of the ticket
that they raised fund few days
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29

Cooks friend and intimate. George ID.
Collins, gave notice of an appeal Cook
deliberately reversed himself and is
sued new order for an interlocutory
Injunction. pending a decision on the
appeal by the supreme court, which
Cook. Collins and their vice clients
knew would probably consume at least
two years.
Thanks to Cook. the Marsicania was
safe from police interference for two
years. The policemen were forbidden
even the sidewalks. Kehrlein presided
at another celebration and immediat ely
began the erection of some new cribs
within the Enclosure. A storm of pro-
test went up. Father Caraher appealed
TO the public. Night and day the gray
haired warrior Of the church fought to
free his people from the defling touch
Of judge protected vice. The sftua-
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29
KAHN ADDRESSES DEMoCRATs

julius Kahn. candidate for reelection
to congress from the fourth district,
addressed a democratic gathering of
the forty fifth district in Garibaldi hall
last night Lester Burnett, candidate
for state senator in the twenty fifth
for the assembly in the forty fifth, par
ticipated in the meeting
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29

AFTER TAFT'S ELECTION-<
higher prices general
perity developments in line.
Already the business world considering
begins to WAKE Up
in great of
holdings low
The people seem convinced that real values are going UP b
residence have been
offering at rockbonom prices and are buying literally
We glad of o profits.
ALL the profits.
In view of the present activity we are becoming more and more
every TOO LOW.
When beauty of the how well laid
cuvg great development
and wide drives the vicinity around the head of Lake
plendidy accessible with
prices
THEREFORE, WE ALL OUR CUSTOMERS.
PRESENT PROSPECTIVE. THAT WITHIN FEW DAYS AFTER
TAFTs ELECTION RAISE PRICES UNsoLD
EAST PIEDMONT HEIGHTS AT THE SANE TIME NcREAS
ING THE MINIMUM CENT AND
ABoLSINc THE NO INTEREST. NO TAXES" FEATURE.
Here your Days buy residence
property uncompraby beautiful place
far below its real value
Here your opportunity buy on rising Market with certainty
of
high class.
Here is opportunity to get
your It these
you delay single in getting
property before the advance.
unprecedentedy building $500
and loan Of 60 of the
% endsa absolutely Sunday night.
days opportunity you do with
We believe viii and n lay aside business
opportunity profit
late.
WICKHAM HAVENS INCORPORATED