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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
BOARD IF TRADE
 ELECTION TODAY
George Buxton May Be Com pelled By Friends to Take
 the Presidency


 The annual meeting of the Board of Trade, at which the election of of fcers will occur. is to be held to- night. Notwithstanding the decIara- ten Of Pres dent Buxton that he does not want another term, it is general >. considered certain that he will be compelled to serve again. The pres iddeEt has given the utmost sasisFac- ton. always having the interests of B sbee at heart and business men as-
 trt that the best successor they can dnd for bim, is the present incumbent of the cfice himself.
 C. '. Rnshsrt IS being suggested as a cand' date for the presidency Of tho oBard of Trade.
 Several business men to whom the matter was mentioned yesterday thought the suggestion a good one. adding thH Rinehart had Hways taken an active interest into the af fairs of the organization, was cner- getic. and man who would be qualified to advertise the camp.
 Rinehart, when seen yesterday, stated that any mention Of his name as a candidate aad not reached his ears. but intimated that if the members Of the organization saw lt to repose the responsibility on him. he would not refuse to accept t.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
SPRING ANNOUNCED
 BY WOMEN'S HATS
New Styles and Gay ColOrs Tell of the Season of Buds
 and Flowers

The davent of spring for the year 1909 occurred Sunday and was beft- tingly celebrated by parade of femi- nine headeear that must have made glad the hearts of the mill'ners. and Gattened out the pocketbooks of many of the mere men contingent
 Styles in ladies' bonnets this year are declared to be perfectly ovely by tho women who can afford to indulge in them. but unsophisticated men arc generally of the opinion that they are freaks. The bonnet architects have evolved some designs which make the dreams of an opium flend seem mild in comparison. There is the funnel chapeau. waich looks like Q funnel turned upside down and draped with bright ribbons. Another conception that has been set female society in that has set female society in ec- stacies. is the soup toureen hat The specifications on which this is built are obvious from the name applied to it. Then comes the coal scuttle hat and the camp kettle nat
 In addition to new styles in femi- nine headgear. the advent of spring also ushered in a large quantity or book beer. and Dutch cocktails gre now the style in drinks. Birds that spend the winter in the tropics are also ilocking north, many Of them get ting this far in the spring migration toward the frigid zone.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
OLD SUBWAY
 IS PASSING
 INTO HISTORY
Historic Waterway Being FilI- cd In Preparatory to Exie1- sion Of the Street Railway Line Up Canyon

The old subvay ay--listOric in tac en- nals Of the camp--wiil in a few days become thing of the past, and in ? few weeks over its covered bed street cars. marking an epoch in the growth of the camp. will follow with uE-0- mantle regularity taelr prosa'c scbe :. ule. Men were but to work S3tU day night. and will be kept at VIC. E until completed, making the last fl! on the old subway
 The streets will be tenpcraril ; closed. and for that reason the wor1 was begun late Saturday night, Js there is less traffic on Sundays than on other days of the week. The SUD. way was filled up to the top without stopping traffic on, the streets. Tr.a was done by making small opeEing1 in the top and filling in with wast sIrom the subway. .NOw iaGt this is done. the wooden top of tho sU' way is be.ng torn of and the stree. leveled mp
 This plyes the way for the exten sion of the street railway. The frames have already been set for the extension Of the forty foot road as far as the Warren laundry. and by the end of the present week it will probably be completed that far I he city cah probably keep ahead of the company. and according to the street commissioner, 1T the company beg'n building their street railway exten- sion at once, the road will be built as fact as they need it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
MUCH MONEY |S PAID OUT
 BY THE CITY
Men Employed in Improving Streets Help Business - Pay Roll Is Near the S2000 Mark

Street Coumissiuncr r. J. McCul- iough is making rapid progress in carrying out the plans of the city council for improving ths streets and ir8-ls Cf Bishec. O. K. street, tae most imyportant undertaking Inaer the new plans and which will cost in the neiguOorhcod of SSS,00o before it is completed, has progressed as far as $. K. Williams place. The wall above Gus H'ckie's. forming part of the same h.ghway, will be complet- cd in day or two.
 The retaining wall on Clawson ave nue. near the Gastoa house. aas been completed. This will prevent the washing ou: of the road there, the repair of which last year from this cause cost the city $500. on Hill street, in the same neighborhood. ex- oavst ng has been begun for tAe Hume.
 Onc hundred feet of construction work has been done on Timber ave 9uC, while Maxfeld avenue. in an Ctler week. will bC complete to the ,Ca of Castle rovk This win form enc Of the mCs1 picturesque drives In the camp.
 The pay roll Saturday for the men employed in this work included 135 Aexicans and twenty-five skilled wcTkmen. and called for cheeks against the city to the amount oI 91,S32.S0 Of this amount sl,l32.70 went to the Mexicans, and before the end of the week nearly every dollar win be in the hands of the merchants as the Mexicans are notoriously prone to spend their wages as fast as they earn them.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
MUCH COIN SHIPPED.

NEW YORK. March 22.-The en- gagement of gold coin for shipment to London aggregating $2.750.O0O was made here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
.AACO POSTMASTER
 KILLED BY BULLET
Suicide Theory is Accepted, But Friends Say it
 Was Accident
(special to the Review.l

NACO, March 22.-FuneraI ser vices over the remains of Fred Al venedo. who died Saturday afternoon. were held yesterday afternon at { o'clock. The deceased was postmas- ter al Naco, Sonora. and was twenty one years of age. The generally ac- cepted theory is that he committed suicide.
 A young man named Flores, Q room mate of the deceased. was in an ad- joining room at the time of the shoot ing. He rushed into the room where the shot had been fired and found Alvanado lying on the floor with 9 bullet wound in his breast. The wounded man died instantly. The shot entered the right breast near the n.pple. and came out near the ieft shoulder. The weapon w-th whica the shot was fired was 8 32 calibre pistol. Flores was placed un. der arrest. but was soon aiterward released
 The father of the deceased. Alfredo Alvanado. resides at rAizpe. where he has a position with the govern ment. The deceased was distantly related to Vice President Corral.
 The gun with winch the fatal shot was fred was cleaned several hours before. No motive has been learned fer the act. Some of Alvanado's 8 friends hold to the opinion that the shooting was accidental.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
GOLFERS FROM SHELTER CITY
 ARE DEFEATED
For First Time bisbee Team Defeats Douglas - Score Seven to FiVe-Luncheon Served Guests


 Disbeo deieated Douglas at a match game of golf Sunday. Three times the best men O. the teams represent ing the mining camp and the shelter city Have met before in golf contest, but yesterday fwas the first time the Bisbeeites have been successful in de- feating their rivals. The score was five to seven. The visiting team claims, and the local golfers are not strenuous in denying, that several of their very best players were not rep resented on their team Sunday.
 The visiting team arrived on the morning train, with nineteen men. and five or six ladies, who came to nartake of the hospitality of the Warren District Country Club, and visit friends here. They got off at Warren, and play was immediately started. The match was concluded about I30 in the afternoon. The scores were totalled, and it was found that Bisbee lead by two up. Lunch con was then served at the club house. after which a number of individual matches were played. The Douglas ites left on the o'clock trai;. A return match will probably be Ihayed in the future.
 The games yesterday was to have been between twenty men teams. but only nineteen Played. 4 method Of scoring different from that here toiore used, was adopted for Sundays game. No matter by how many points g contestant defeated bis opponent. he only scored one, the idea being that each defeat of an opponent by any score. counted one for his side. The play was remarkable in that seven of the of the nineteen Flayers played 9 tie game.
 The lineup cf the two teams and their scores follow:
 Dcuglas-Cuthbert. Q; SiIeed, 0; Thomas, 1 StHppe. 0: Sexton. 0; Packard. O; KeTland. i; -McDermott. 0; Thornton, c; Smith. O: Badger. 0; Chase. 0; Ellis. Q: Scott. 1; Drake. 1: Pcralto, i; McMuIlin. l; Spicer. 0; Loli'n, Q. Total :.
 Bisbee-Pelton, O. Lewis, l Goh- ring. 0; Harrington. 1; Chokman, l; Milton. 0; AIlen0; Taylor. 0: Sher- man. c; Sawyer, l; Hamilton, l; W. J. Brophy, 1; Hurst. 0; Roesler, O.; Has lam. l; Haigler. c; Zeismer. 0; Evans 70; Total :.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
TWO CENTURIES
 CLUB IN WRANCLE
Doc" Gamble Accepts An Amendment StipuIating He
 is 33 i-3 Years Old

The Two Centuries Club held an important meeting some place some days ago. Tae president. vice presi- dent, secretary and board of directors were all present The meetings are all star-cnamber and no records are kept A key hole report of the meet ing. however, has been obtained.
 Doe" Gamble Is president, the honor being thrust upon him. Jack Shay. of San Francisco, is vice presi- lent, and Fd Austin secretary. Tlc officers constitute the board of di- rectors. The club derives its name from the fact that the accumulated stock of tine held by tae three mem bers amounts to two hundred years. Each share represents one year. 1t is close cooperation.
 It is ndeEstood that the meeting Sas a stormy enc, especially over the matter Of dividing the stock. The largest shareholder. under the by laws. is president, being the oldest member. Alter Q heated debate Doc Gamble rslsctaHtly picked up beer nallet which Is used as a gavel.
 ''Th.s is sn honor l do not deserve, he declared "I never felt younger in my life"
 You hold seyenty-six shares" de clared Sbeay.
 You have seyenty-five yourself" re- -torted Gamble, "and Ed Austin has seventy-one. I'm the smallest stock holder"
 T carry half Of my stock in my gife's name." declared. Saeay.
 That donT ge5 you're, out Of or der" said the president. Well have tde minutes -"
 Minutes" said Sheay. You're n your dotaga; we were not talk 'ng about minutes: it's years with us"
 shut up, or I'll adjourn this meeting fer twenty years said the president, assuming the attitude of a man about to tap a keg of beer.
 Second the motion" said Austin.
 You want to unioad your stock on us," complained Sheay. Not for me. I'm frcm Fr'sco and you can't graft on me that way.
 Table tle motion, whispered Aus in.
 You're out Of order" declared Doc" "We have no table to put the motion on"
 T move tfAL we pro Eate tIlc stoCh equally and reduce the capitalization one-half, giving each stockholder thirty-three and one-third shares, ' said Saeay in Q spirit of compromise.
 You're or. and it is so ordered. - said Doe"
 The meeting adjourned after the trio had rendered When We Were Twenty-One."
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
WOMAN TAKES POISON AND
 ENDS LIFE
Mrs. Emma Neil, In a Fiji of 0espondenCy. Takes Deadly 0rug-FOund Dying By a NeighboF

Made dcsoor@te by domestic dlH. oulties, Mrs. rFank Neil took a dose .ot poison and ended her life yester- day afternoon. She was found in a 'y.ag ncndition by Mrs. Frankie 'Cienens, wnC immediately called Dr. Wilkinson. The latter rcund me wo- nan in 8 eomatose condition. end she expired without recovering oonsclous- ness. notwithstanding the admins .tration of restoratIyes.
 Justice High was notified and order cJ the h5ljlng of an autopsy by Dr. N c. Bledscc. After hoid.ug the Eost mortem tho 9ay ysicisn concluded t3as death was JEe result Of an opiate, ,uJ declined to g.yc tho result of his Investigation until the holding of au -lgt'st a. o'clock ,us evening.
 me dospOnuenC M--nan wno ende her erouaes by self adnTsnis. cred uv,scn, was tho wite of W. f. Neit. ne N as snifC boss h one of the lo- cal mines, but leTt here and went to Constellation, a camp near Prescott some time ago. Since then she has been breeding over athelr separar. .on, and has threa1enei to commit self de- styuction on several Occas,ons. Be lore dDlng the deed yesterday. sae WrJJe geseral pal-etic letters. one Of which was to ne: husband and Is as tollsTs:
 Bisbee. Arlzoaa, March 22. Dear Frank:
 koth of your letters were received some tiIao ac, and l have tried sew eral times to answer them. but just simply could not wrlte. l am heart broken and worn out. have worked so hard, and sliIl do not see my way .Out
 I expect I will lose everything I nave. My rocms are just about fixed now, and still 1 havn't a single room rented. Well, I am just about at my end. don't care what becomes of me.
 I don't care who is writing to you or what they tell you, as l don't think ySu will ever see me alive again.
 Well. it is o'clock. and am alone. SO I viii bring my misery and trouble to an end. This will prob ably be tho last will ever write to you. TAis is ali I can write.
 Goodbye,
 EMMA.
 Tho letter was not mailed and was found beside the body of the dying wcman ty Dr. Wilkinson when he was called 10 attend her. In addi- tion to the foregoing epistle was an- other enc wh-ch was from brother of the dcceased Ed Sandwek. in Nalla Walla, Wash. Mrs. Ne.I was about LRcnty-seven years of age and lad no child.en. She was well EnoHa in Bisbee. The remains will be held at the o. K. undertaking estab'i. h. ment until relatives can be conimuni- oated with in regard to the dlsposi- ton of the body.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

WASHINGTON. Maro$ 22.--Fore- east for Arizona: Showers Tuesday. colder in the south; Wednesday cool and fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
PAID UP FOR BEING
 D|SORDERLY
Miner Thought it Proper to Be Fined For Cutting
 Up

Because he was fined the customary price fer getting drunk Jack Will lams indignantly objected 10 the as sessment levied by Justice High yes terday.
 "A mining camp that won't tolerate a little jag is going to the dogs. de- ciared the prisoner with yehemence.
 I'm not fining you for being drunk" replied the court, I'm finins you for being disorderly.'
 Was I disorderly." asked the de fendant.
 You were" answered the court.
 Well. if that's the case I'll pay up without a kick" said the prisoner. 'If a man cant get drunk without being disorderIy, it is about time he got soaked"
 Then nc paid up without further rrOteeI
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
GENERAL COUNSEL OF
 PHELPs-DODGE 60.
Wm Church Osborne, of New York is Visiting BiSbee
 and Vicinity

William Church Osborne, general counsel for the Paelps-Dodge co-l- pany. accompanied by Mrs. OsboTuc. has been in Douglas for the past few Cays. Mr. Osborne. besides baing tho general counsel Of the great Prelps-DcGFe company. is one Of thc directors Today bc VII acccmp2nv General Manager Walter DGue.3s. 1f. tle Copper Quecn. on trip to Court land for the purpose Of looking over Ihr new di5tTiCt.
 AIT Osborne expects to remain here for several days, after returning from CoTtland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11
TILLNAN G0NFESSES
Continued from, page ~

against him Dorr declared in his
circular; SO sure Is Senator TIL
man or our success that he has sub
scribed and paid the necessary fees
for a quarter section 1or himself aud
ten other quarter sections for rem OF
his nearest relatives.
1T was this bold and outrageous
falsehcod mainly that caused me 10
denounce Dorr as swindler as vel!
as to declare in the Senate thar he
had no warrant for the assertion.
Let us suppose for moment that
was guilty OF falsehood in de-
claring that had NOT undertaken /,
purchase the land. What did that
have 10 do with DORIS Transparent
and apen use Of the mails to induce
mea 10 send him money to purchase
land? DORIS declaration that | had
ra:d the fees is an. absolute raisa-
hood and tie Postoalce Inspectors.
while they searched the records for
entries n Coquille and na' d TIA,
Reeder and Watkins had flied sryara!
hundred applications no whore man
lioned that any had been filed IA my
name Or for me. Therefore the
Ealsehood is proven on Dorr, and ye'
the President declared the assault
which Senator Tillman made upon
Mr Borr WAS according 10 ne ~
port Of the Inspector a wanton az
sault made % coyar up Senator TIL
mans own transactions.
Mr.. Dorr. when his mail was MOI
delivered retired from he lama bust
ness ana became a fruit grower y
reported by The Inspectors. The
swind;e.s had secured good many
thousands OF dollars before The ex-
posure in The Senate stopped people
from being duped, and yet Theodore
Roosevelt, VINO poses as the only re-
naming honest man in pualIc lita.
in the face Of these facts. has fel.
called apon TO attack the character
of man whose integrity has neva
before been questioned, and whose
| cffcisa position is second only . his
own.
Nov 1aout the lying: Ny letter
Of February - Of which the Pres;
doEt secured Photographic copy an
tedates by four days by statement :.
! The Senate tina; had not bought aEy
! land OF undertaken 10 huy any. and
The President considers tlis positive
proof Of falsehood. did not say !
had net considered the purchase Of
land. I did not say ! had not cor
templaied the purchase of land re-
cauze ! had done both
Jus; what law did I break :
Wliat wrong did do or contemplate
According 10 he report Of the Attor-
ney Gencral'in answer to the resol.-
tion which l introduced and whic'.
! passed the senate. Hartman, me
Presidents dear friend. sin holds in
defiance Of law upwards OF two mil
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11

Government to institute suis
which would make it easy for him
personally to obtain some Of the
land 1t might be well to inquire
whether or not the Attorney General
has been ordered not 10 obey tha
law Of Congress passed last April
which viii call the Tillman-Bona
parte law ordering suit to he Inst
tuted FOR the recovery OF these lands.
My culDabIllty if Of such magnitud
in contemplating the purchase
1.4OO acres Of land at $3.50 an aci
in the eyes of this stickler for offfei
rectltude-in others-that 1t M
he found tha; he Is determined
block my so-called nefartous tran
actions.
The man who ANNOUNCES 10 Co.
sress that he, Theodore Rooseve
assumed The right to permit 4
steel trus to absorb It's greatest rly
contrary 10 law, would DOUBTLESS
hesitate to help his dear friend Ia,
riman in holding two million acre.
of the public domain because Bea
Til'inan has contemplated and want.
I'd 70 buy l.44O acres. The Presi-
dent having convicted TIumaan pro-
ceeded to clear Dnrr in 10th cas3s
contrary to the facts and smilinsly
s,ares from the center Of the stage
which II is his greatest delight ~
occupy and compla2eatly looks -
have the American people and tn
Senate give their approval 10 h's
verdict. ! avail, that verdict ca'nt-
ly and without; fear and will gIaaly
abide By Ii"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11

lions of acres o. lhe best lands OF
Oregon and California and refuses
sch them at any price, naver ex.
pected and could not under the terms
of the law, as | construed 1t, ge;
more than seven quarter sessions foe
myself and family, one Tor my pri
yate secretary and one for Mr.. Lee,
making nine in all. This in the az
gregate would mean that woui5
obtain through my ac,lyity nc.e, a.
the Presidents charge is, nine quar-
ter sections or fourteen hundred and
forty acres at cost of $4,000. VIII
the Prasiden: undertake TO say thar
| have lost my right 10 buy land Hc-
cause | am Senator? Can the
President deny thar my activity Sc
cured the passage of the resolutions
ms ;ructins the Attorney General -
BRING suit for the recovery az tbs
land for the use Of actual settlers
~ Hprri1nnn oud ,,,t,nrs 1it,n 1,i,, 80,
made r. dt.g,,r.l 81. ,oo.an ~ ~.
suits shall he fact that | was NJ
deavorIng TO buy a little piiiane7 =
he land he used rs The 3,esis Of
charge OF being liar and a cofrur
i, III. .....,
49, - "''e''i'i'''u = ~ y 7
'hV3oa|: nave not told any false
looaa' have n3t broken any law:
nave nor been guilty Of any In
moral conduct, had ice Fsl; 70
.'"Ech4Se the rand u could BAT my
laashieh, 'aid me y was unsafe :
~ 'h'e5,hlsal. I would IKE . ge;
some ~ u YET and II Inc ATTORNEY
"eneFai ana MS successors shall not
eie oi oid aSS before AZ; tning !,
uohe i may he possible tha' ! Nay
nave ia' opportunity 10 pnlehasc
some o. those timber lands Of which
ne mad@ mention IN h'5 report.
: H'ouSH nay ac''on attention mas been
directed IN compelling way to the
oeee o. PROMPT action BY = z pepar.-
meht oil Justice Whether / eyei
Set any OF me iahd or not does mo-
'n''ier e" Hartman and ethers q
maj iE are made to discorse tn@
larse holainss' which they have
''olen anu are attempting 70 mold.
me President sIoats over ths
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11
FAVORS BOND ISSUE

The Irwin-Lockwood Company de-
sires 10 state that. while 1t is meIn-
Der Of the clarksburg Retail Mer-
chants Association j; is heartily III
favor of the proposed water works
Improvement bond issues, as well as
my other needed Improvement for
the benefit Of ClarksbuFg.
IRWlN-LOCHwoOD co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11

LOST. STRAINED OR SToLEN-Fox
terrier Gyp. side Of head brown,
black mark on back. Return %
Pat F'laherty. East End. and receive
reward
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Observation-Disclosures regarding a
good farm or business for sale.
not particular about location;
wish Ia hear from owner only,
who win sell direct 10 buyer; give
price description and state when
possession can bc had. ADDRESS l..
Darhysbire, Fox lS2O-A. Rochester
y. y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11

FOR LEASE q RsALE-one or two
good lots 100 feet deep on Balti-
moro street. near 2. & o. depot,
Tor temporary buildings 9lFe TO
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11

S. .. I'runty. u Cairo. spent Mo-.
lay in the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11
FOUND.

night. ladies watch
six size. twenty year gold mlca
hunting case, seven Jewel l:lgin
movement; return to Telegram Of
flee and receive reward.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11

w.ANTED-Work by sober. indus
trious man: can furnish heSt e
references. Address Worker.
care Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11

H Il smith II here from Smiths
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. position nv
young lady. Have had some cx-
pcrience and can give reference.
Address M sga I.ocut street
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-11

W-ANTED-Board in private family
for SER ana wife and little girl 4
years old: state terms, Answer
g. NJ. self. care Traders HOTEL