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Tit For Tat.

"we thought we'd rather nov tha.s.-
clean house."
IAN original idea."
Not SO original. 1t had also occur
red to the people who vacated the
abode we leased."-Kansas City Jour-
nal.
, 1908-10-12
NEWSPAPER ADLETs
AGAIN COMMENDED,

On Tuesday evening, October 6, 10
Rev. and Mrs. G.. G. Cress was born
a daughter, says the Evanston Press.
Mr.. Cress had a sign out, Boy Want
ed" but failed owing to the fact that
the ad. was not placed In the Press.
Newspaper want ads. pay.
, 1908-10-12
The Hejaht Of Hospitality.

Hewitt suppose that when youi
uncle comes to New York you viii sss
that he is properly entertained Jew
ett-Yes: be shall have everything. that
his money viii buy.-Puck1
, 1908-10-12
r.. old a..ndbv.

sEandlady's son addicted to nickel
lit~erature)-Say. pardner. what's meant
BY stand by to repel boartenT Mr.:
Neycoms (sadly eyins bis dsseeeo-
Stswed prunesi-Judge.
, 1908-10-12
Consolation.

"Pa," boohooed the chastised SOD
'if l had let Willie Simmonds lick me
instead of me licking him, would
you've whipped me just the same?"
"Yes; but remember that In such .
case you would be getting two lickingf
In place Of oneI"-Judge.
, 1908-10-12
Fictitious.

Little Joe treadins3-What is=a~hc-
titious character. auntya Aunty-ons-
that Is made up. dear. Little Joe
Then you arsea nctitiousr chafactsr.
aren't you, auntyS-Chicas0 News.
, 1908-10-12
a n~istinetion ef rerma

IBID you say he was q crafty pslts
ticinu1s
mo" answered Senator Sorghum.
not crafty, merely grafty."-Wash
fngtnn Star.
, 1908-10-12

The Republleaa = the only papsr n
laramie that pffnts an he nsvs sd
rsachss n ~ psoplst
, 1908-10-12
CENTENNIAL LADY TO-
az GENERALIZATION

Mrs. M. E. Rhinesmith of Centennial
is in the city. having undergone
operation for a slight ailment. Her
friends lookefor no untoward turn Of
the case.
, 1908-10-12

oeus men earn money. Othsss
- laopey, 0thaes ~ meosg.-0G-
, 1908-10-12
COMMENDS
SECRETARY
OFFICIAL OF DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE SPEAKS HIGH
LY OF LARAMIE LADY.

Representative Of Offics Of Expert.
ment Station Examines Books Of
Station and Finds Everything A.
II Should Be-oood Worda for Of
ficers of the University.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
MR.. CLEVELAND PRAcTlcEO
WHAT HE PREACHED

1t is "a Iegrettablc fact dat there are
-o many breadwimers in this country
who. through oaret,ssue--, neglect or
REPRESENTATION, caI-y no ME msuranc"
for the protection ri their families. I
can scarcely understand ow any pru-
dent or sensible MN. engaged la ac-
,tivc work ar business. nd not pos
scssiug an assured Income and
fortune, should fail te protect himself
and thosc dependent on tim by a rea-
sonable amount Of lie Insurance. It
seems to me that to do tins is but to
discharge duty imperatTyely sug-
rcstcd by Intelligent foresight AMI
wise prccaution" -sirovcr Cleveland
f. L. Webster, Of the firm Andrews
and Webster, geaolal agents Of thu
New York Life Insurance Company.
can be seen daily al ESQ al the Col
den Gate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
MAHONEY
ARRIVES
VlCE.PREsloENT oE THE WEST
ERIN FEDERATION OF MINERS
is IA NOME.

G. T.. Mah1hey. wee president Of the
Weste.' Frderati~ of Miners. arrived
in Nome this morning on the steamer
Corwin after having mud. At tour Of
Alaska and after haeine spent seme
time looking into IT, iabar cou,atiaus
in the Tanana van y.
When asked this morning t. h. visi'
10 Nome would result in any sugE"s-
ton as To the wage scale here. NJ.
Mahoney SAID that he could not speak
about the matter II the p. esent time.
as he is not convegsant with matters
in that line arounl Nome. lie Will.
however make a .urvey of the sftua-
ton.
During the improvement Of Hay
wood and Mover n the charge Of
bringing about the death Of Governor
Stcunenberg Mr. .Mahoney acted in
Meyers. place as president Of the great
organization. He was not, however
connected with thar cause celebre In
any way even as witness
As body. he says. the Western
Federation VIII no. take part in the
presidential election. AMI the members
viii vote accordin.; To their own per-
ynnal political faiths
Mr. Mahoney will leave for the out
side on one of the next boats.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
SAYS OUTPUT
WILL Be GOOD

John L. McGnn. form, riy Of Nome.
arrived this morning on N, CorNfu
from Fairbanks on the Wy to th, out s
side. where he will spend the winter.
lie saws that the uiput for the Tan
ana valley this year viii be- nearly
YlOOOo,ooo. although tn dryness Of
the season retarded war.s considerable
Owing To the fact that Judge Reid
has been ordered 10 proceed To thr
trial Of the jap poacuers. no court viii
70 held at Fairhnn',s unsn January
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
JAMES kEeeAN sJRlEo.

James Keegan. who was formerly a
member Of the Nome fir department
was buried today in the Eagle Gene
terry.
The members Of the Nome Aerie and
the fire department marched with the
remains from Wentworth parlors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
SPEAKS OF
TULIKSAK

T.. II McGratH. sormcry commits
sioner "n the Kuskol,WIm. arrived this
morning from that section. lie re-
ports that he head Some men were
taking out about $ day each from
the newly discovered diggings on the
Tuliksak.
other matters around mis- district
are about inthe same condition a.
ever. lie viii probably go outside
from Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
MARTIN HELD
TO ANSWER

Frank Martin was boupd over today
await the action of the grand jury ON
the charge Of assauiting Max RuS
with a dangerous weapon
Riis. as complaining Witness. was
hound over In the sum Of $3.50 To- ap-
pear
The affair arose from the assault
made on s. II. Stevens yesterday by
Riis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
PHILIPPINE
SULTAN
MUST HANG

MANILA. Sept. l3-The territorial
sultan Of Bunaharra must hang for
participation in IN raid on Parang.
island Of Mindanno in January. 1906
wherein J ". Mcdonald was killed
The sultan has also been ordered To-
pay tu McDoualds heirs lo0o poses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
Billiards and pool. Board of TRADE
MEN ARE PROSPECTING
NEAR IRON CREEK

Amongst those no are now pros
pecting around Iron creek are John j.
Elliott who is working on Stella
gulch. and Frank Luscher. who Is
prospecting Bottom gule1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
TRUNK ROAD TO SEWARD
DOUBLE MURDER AND
SUICIDE IN VIRGINIA

having caused the zrpartion of hfm-
sell and his wife. ttter TIE murder he
blew lis own brain eut s,ad the thf"e
hodfes ucra found living tosrthcr Ee-
fore iar murder he Was heard Ia
threaten the utbcrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
CORWIN LEAVES
FOR OUTSIDE

Inc steamer Corwrn. rhirn leaves
today for seattle Y'u 90 - tn inside
passage. stopping 80 setsttl ports 81
route.
The following is Ter III at passcu-
gers Miss II +. Johnson. Mrs e. 4
Frary, Mrs O. Bale II o. HauGeld
Charles Wright 4 N sharick and
wife J l.. Knapp. ! a.. Peterson. Mr.
bob Ford. ". Hntterp am, +. T.
oConnor !. q. To'man chit Tolmau
J. l.. Waddell. II 'aylur. Henry Berg
II Denny
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
PROMENADE CONCERT
And DANCE

The Nome Brass Band of twenty
two pieces will play all ne latest Sc
leetions at the promenade concert and
dance to be held az A. n. hall tomor-
row friday evening. Admission. 50
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
WARNING.

Pie public Is warned AGAINST buying
a certain fraction adjoining the Relief
bench and No. > Specimen gulch.
j. c. WIDSTEAD.
Agent and Co Owner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

only two weeks more Of big bar
saffs. Four art squares. one piece u
Administer velvet carpet. and some
mating, slashed in two. Saunders
Sisters. 4Os Front street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
OLYMPIA ARRIVES.

The steamer Olympia t.4- arritr,
With freight. mail ara two passengers.
The passengers nre 9lzahath
King and Anna Clark
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
Nuggets ePeelsi Service.

NEW YORK. &c. This city won
from Boston to-day ia the semi-hnaI
series If the National League hy a
score of 70 >. and must now mect
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

One sealskin coat. few skirts.
suits. coats and waists Cut lower
than ever Saunders Sisters. 40s
Front street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED.

ROOMS. with board. In private family.
Terms reasonable FRS corner west
Of hospital. Mrs. Shl1ghnessy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

Fine program and othsr attractions
at Pilgrim church Tuesday evening
Come and see.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

Reasonable rates for excellent rooms
at the Golden Gate this winter Call
and see them
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
1ranits Mining Candle. are tn. bs.,

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= Mine" Ia be shown SATURDAY =
:: night will be seen mos an 81 the ::
: prominent MINI upc tarS in =
:: Nome this summer. T. is picture 3
:; Will appeal 10 us All. as il was the =.
; last picture taken Of ne If our :.
:; most respected citizens. whose =
< sad death happered such short =
< time ago. This picture VIII be .
!. sent out and viii not ~ seen here :.
= again. :.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

Fur work. drin parkas. etc. 95i East
Front street. Mrs. Cooper
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
PRISONERS ARRIVE
ON THE coRWIN

Harry Williams. who was arrested
at Gibbon on the charge Of holding al.
William Parkes in Nome. was brought
here this morning an the Corwiu
Another prisoner brought over was
Whitney. Who Is charged with huatch
peddling.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
GREAT NORTHERN PASSENGER
DITCHED---TW0 KILLED
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
Ht'TTE. oct ~ Great Northern
passenger train wits ditehed "a few
miles from this CITY tofaN. and two
passengers We're Killed instantly The
accident was duo II Il wlsnout Of pr,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08
AT THE CRESCENT.

ROOMS-The eleanest. most COM
Portable i'm Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

Billiards aad pool Board y Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

sI.tr w.insr Beer at IN. Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

5latr Private Stock q. the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

eis.r Private stock a. tn. Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

Granite Mining csndi-, are tn. best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

Grant,. Minina Candle. ar. tn. b..,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

Coming. souraoush Reflections.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

Job Printing. nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

Granite Mining Candles ar. III. b..,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

eIatz Private Stock at the sank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-08

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-22
THE GILA VALLEY
THRIVING FINE
Recent Rains Have Done Won
derS for the Crops in
That Section.

DOUGLAS. Aug. 2L-(Special.)-
J. NJ Foster, the prominent mer-
chant of Stafford in the ella valley. ar
rived in Douglas yesterday evening.
He had been to Cananea and Bisbee
where he sells large quantity of hay
and other products of the ella valley
In Graham county.
Mr., Foster reports that continuous
rain during the last five weeks has
ruined 8 large part of the hay crop
IN the ella valley. Fully one crop of
alfalfa was a total loss. There has
not been so much rain in that section
OF the territory for years. Aside from
the loss Of hay other conditions in the
valley are encouraging.
Speaking about politics, Mr.. Foster
stated that the democrats of Graham
county are much pleased with the
nomination for congress and there is
much enthusiasm for Bryan. Recent
~ Mr.. Foster helped TO organize a
democratic club where a large number
OF the old time democrats and many
newcomers pledged themselves to
work for democratic success this fall.
1t is the opinion of Mr.. Foster that
Graham county win elect a full dem
ocratic ticket this fall. notwithstand-
ing the fact that several republicans
slipped into Office in that county Iast
fall. Then the party was badly diyid- |
ed in factions, but this condition has
now disappeared and the outlook for |
q splendid democratic victory at. the |
polls was never better.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-22
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.

A. zeIIner LEFT for the west yes
terday.
Judge 2. NJ Doane left for Los An
geles Wednesday.
Sherih Jack Waite is a guest at the
Hollenbeck in Los Angeles.
John Igo left yesterday for the fam
lily ranch in the Huachucas. 49,
James Brophy was in the city, from
Bisbee yesterday morning.
Neil Bailey was visitor from NacO
yesterday.
Henry Elvey went west yesterday for
a few weeks outing.
George Ryan came in last night on
his call on Douglas friends.
Manager Tom Jones of the Gads-
den left yesterday fcr Mace.
Sam First left yesterday for the
coast for a few days.
Judge and Mrs. D. A. Richardson
returned last evening
R. s, Maclay has returned to mis- du-
ties at the c. & A smelter after a
three weeks vacation.
Charles Locking, democratic candi-
date for sheriff. is in Douglas looking
after his political fences.
E. E. Hughes. another of the demo
cratic candidates for sheriff, is in the
city.
J. c. Bicknen of the Southern Pa
cifc railway came in from the east
yesterday.
Con- Harvey left last night for the
Chiricahuas where he will spend few
days at the Bisbee-Sonora properties.
Col. L. W. Powell returned yesterday
from the coast where he has been for
the past few days.
w. D. Washburn, who has been
spending few days in this section.
left for San Francisco yesterday.
Frank NJ. Watts came up from La
Cuesta Castillo, near Nacozari. yester-
day.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-22

custom, held their semi.annuaI colo.
bration OF the anniversary. Mrs. Silli.
man Is believed to be one OF the did
est women living in America whose
age Is authenticated by reliable town
and family records.
RED WING, Mimi, Aug q -Eso,
ner residents of Red Wing and vi.
clhlty are returning in Considerable
NUMBER for the big Homecoming colo.
Dration which is to be held during the
next three days. An elaborate nro-
gram has been prepared for the rem
ION the various features including ey-
curslons on the river, free concerts
automobile rides and public exercises
Ia the auditorium. The city has DUT
casion. "
BETHLEHEM, Pa. Aug. 21.-Johp
frltzs known far and wide as the Mes
toF OF the iron and steel industry in
america, was eighty-six years old 10
cay. Mr.. Fritz is a native of PennsvI-
Fanla and began his career as a black
smith apprentice. Subsequently he
became interested in the steel indus.
ny and to him is due the perfection Of
the processes Of armor plate manufac
ture now used not only in America
out throughout Europe as well.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-22
Organization.

Judge Mcdonald was chosen TO pre-.
side, C. R. Temple was appointed sec
rotary and the first speaker to be cali
ed upon was Assessor Taylor, who ex-
planned how he had prepared the dis
earded assessment roll, what reductions
he had made and why. explained that
the council had used the former roll
in preference 10 his new one and
characterized the old roll as imperfect
rand obsolete in many respects. He
stated tina. there had been no raise by
the council in personal assessment as
there had in realty and stated that
tax rate of twelve mills on his roll
instead of ten on the councilmanfc roll
would have raised sufficient revenue
even without increasing personally. He
closed by offering his services to the
citizens in ANY way they should choose
TO use them.
The next speaker was Sam YarnelI.
who censured the government for not
having decreased the budget still fur
Their in the face of the business depres.
sion which exists and when every one
else was economizing. He advocated
a reduction of expenses all along the
line, opposed at this time the appropri-
alton of $500 for water investigation,
any increase in the seayenger service
when there were many
vacant houses, a cessation of all street
improvements and of all street sprink-
Ing until the depression was ended
and even advocated a cutting of sal
aries OF police and other city officers
IN proportion to the decrease in salar- !
les paid at the smelters. He, too,
spoke strongly for an increase on the
personal assessment.
Other speakers spoke in similar
veins and it was finally suggested that
committee of five be appointed to
determine the rights of the matter to
consult with the city council and see
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-22
COL. STURGES ACTIVE
IN POLITICAL WAY
Has Been Maneuyering for
Convention Which Meets
at Phoenix Today,

TUCSON, Aug. 21.-Colonel w. S.
Sturges, republican national commit.
teeman for Arizona, is very active po-
hucally these days, and is in hourly
conference with Pima county delega-
ton at the nominating convention in
Phoenix next Saturday.
The delegation is not as vet a unit
upon choice for delegate to congress
and nothing definite has been done in
the matter of choosing a joint councIl-
manic candidate for Pima and Santa
Cruz. o. c. Parker is out of it; took
himself out emphatically yesterday,
and the name of a prominent railroad
man is now under consideration.
Sturges was asked in Tucson as to
what he thought the territorial Mat
form of the party win contain. He
said:
Il have not the slightest idea as TO
what the party will think wise when
1t gets to Phoenix. OF course, the
Platform will contain an endorsement
of Taft and Sherman and will endorse
the republican platform.
we are going to have a single
statehood plank that will meet with
the approval of the national admins
tration and aid in the accomplishment
of the passage of an enabling act at
the coming short session. Moreover.
think that the platform will point
out that the gaining of statehood is
going to come under a republican ad-
ministration and that we ought to
have a delegate who can wrok with
the president in the detail work of the
formation of the new state.
What will be icbe In the matter
of the proposed stringent amendment
of the incorporation laws of the terri
tory l do not know nor do | know
whether the sentiment of the territory
republicans will be in favor of a plank
demanding a readjustment of freight
and Ntraftic rates in the territory"
Sttrges was asked what the con-
Tention would say about the Kibbey
administration, and replied that OF
course it would be endorsed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-22
Cochise County

Col Schumacher, manager Of the
Warren townsite, was in Douglas yes
terday, returning on the evening train.
Among the Arizonans now In Los
Angeles are Robert Irwin of Seligman,
w. E. Murphy OF Tucson. Mr.. and
Mrs R. l.. Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Windsor passed
through the city yesterday en- route
from Los Angeles to their home a.
NacozarL
James Wood returned yesterday from
the coast, where he has been enjoying
a vacation. His family is still at
Ocean Park.
C. t. McGlone was in Douglas yes.
terday on his return to Bisbee from
the Chiricahuas, where he went on
business.
B. ]. Ames and S. s. Badger left
last night for the Chiricahuas, where
they go TO spend several days at the
mines of the Bisbee-Sonora Mining
company. This company mas sent down
some fine ore during the past two
weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-22

what possible arrangement could BIZ
made which would relieve realty of it.
greater burden of taxation. When ii
came, to the appointment of the com
mittee there was some difficulty in fill
ing the list. Judge Wright declined
as did Yarneli. for personal reasons
which they explained. Mr.. TAYLOR he.
lieyed he could do more good of the
committee than on and was excused.
promising to lend his service without
membership, and R. b. Sims also de
.clined. Finally committee OF consist
ing of Judge Richardson, c. R. Temple
Judge Mcdonald. E. A. Won Arnim ana
j. 2. Kelly was chosen and several
names were suggested to fiji anv va.
cancies which might arise. This com
mittee is to go into the matter thor.
oughly with the city government 100
look into the question of the IegaIity
of ignoring the assessors roll. To take
up the points of an increased assess
ment on personally, an increase OF
rate without increasing assessed yaIua.
ton, and possible reductions in the
budget. The committee is to reDort
back to another meeting To be eaIlea
Humorous Features.
sam Yarneh spoke in ais usual vein
criticised the city government unre-
and wound up by urging
the audience to get together for a re-
iuction of freight rates as more in,-
portant than tax reduction. He also
took his filings at some of the corpora-
tons and in general raised many =
laugh through his whole speech.
William Kline was called upon and
spoke concerning his own raised as.
sessed valuation which he claimed was
sixty per cent and then drifted into
he War of the Walk" His stand in
his matter ne explained fully and in
In inimitable manner, and he. too
Kept the audience in laugh the great, |
sr part Of the time. Calls were made
or the mayor, the city attorney or
my member of the council, but none
we're present. Indeed. all of the sneak
srs We're against the stand taken nv
ne city government and none arose in |
Is defense. All We're willing. appar- |
sntly, to bear a proportionate share |
'ut all wanted personally to bear its |
snare OF increase as well. and many
wanted a decided reduction in fae al |
'eady reduced budget
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION or
+@. E. HARRISON CO."


KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENT, That we ". p, Harrison
charles Prahl, E. A. Tovrea. August
Johnson, George Buxton and j. C. Ian
nam. ali citizens of the United States.
90 hereby voluntary associate our
serves together for the purpose of
forming corporation under the laws
Oh the Territory of Arizona, and we
hereby certify, acknowledge and adopt
t4ie following articles of incorpora-
ARTICLE l.
The name Of this corporation shall
be, and is wv. E. Harrison Co"
ARTICLE II.
The principle place of business of
TINS corporation shall be in tie City Of
Bisbee, Cochise County, Territory of
Arizona. and this corporation may
nave and establish such other branch
Offices as the Board of Directors Of
said corporation may from time to
time select.
ARTICLE III.
The general nature of tae business
and enterprise proposed to be trans
acted and carried on by this corpora
ton shall be, and Is as follows:-To
engage in and carry on a general
merchandise business, with full pow
er TO buy and sell both at wholesale
and retail merchandise of every char
acter and description: to engage 10
and carry on a general. warehouse.
bottling works, and cold storage bust
ness; to acquire, own, sell and deal
IN personal property Of every nature
and description: - acquire by pur-
chase or otherwise, and to locate. oKn,
lease, sell and dispose Of lands and
real estate Of every nature and de-
scription; TO own, construct and OBJ
crate breweries. and engage In gen
eral brewery business; to sell the
stock of this corporation. and 10
purchase. own, acquire and deal IN
the same and In the stock OF other
corporations in every manner. and Il.
sell, transfer and exchange the stock
OF this corporation for personal and
real property and for different classes
OF business. and the good Will there.
Of; to sell transfer, mortgage. pledge