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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-13
Nine Workmen suffocated.

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-13
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-13
CITY ITEMS.

Trades Council Meeting-At yester-
days meeting of the Birmingham
Trades Council full report was made
by the Labor Day committee and other
matters of interest to the council were
discussed. President VIM urged all
members to be present next Sunday
afternoon when tho annual election Of
officers will be held.
Negro Dies From Injuries-Henry
Moses, the negro who was shot Satur-
day night about 11:20 o'clock in Third
alley near Seventeenth street. died yes
terday morning at local hospital as
the result of his wounds Four bullets
of .32 calibre were found in the BODY
VIII en- an operation was performed. Inc
shooting was done by white man. who
effected his escape.
Cornerstone Laying Postponed-The
laying of the cornerstone of the new
Fifty-sixth street Baptist church at
Woodlawn, which was intended to have
taken place yesterday afternoon, was
prevented by the Indictment weather.
The ceremonies have been postponed
until next Sunday afternoon at S:Sc
o'clock. The address will be delivered
by Dr. A. P. Montague, president OF
Howard college.
WOodIawn Church Bnxar-The ladies'
of the Woodlawn Baptist church will
hold their annual bazaar in the Burger
building, on First avenue and Fifty
fourth street. beginning Wednesday,
December 15, and extending through
Saturday. During the day good din
ners will be served and at night oys-
ters will be on the menu. The money
derived from the bazaar will be devoted
to the building fund of the church.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-13

For men only, absolutely
free, one $4,000 Travellers 40
cident policy. A. ]. Arrant,
2024 Third Ave. Phones 613.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
LOGAN ( BRYAN.

Special Wire to l.. J. OyerlockJ
 NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Feyerishness characterized the trading in the stock market today with the decision in the Gas case the chief topic of discussion, as the effect of the same has been un- favorable in so far as the public in vesting is concerned, and it is thought the decision coming at this time, will have the effect of changing the mar ket operations of the interests respon- sible for past movements. especially temporarily. It Is reported that the government will make preparations to retry the Standard Oil case winch the supreme court yesterday refused to review. and this had a depressing eff feet Taken as a whole, however, the action of the market in the face or the adverse news and heavy selling pressure acted we'll and on recessions evidences Of support were noted. It Is not likely that the decline will ex- tend very much further, but the atti- tude on the part of large interests will undoubtedly hold the market near prevailing levels. then force q sharp recovery until the unfavorable developments have spent their force.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
BACK FROM HUNT.

C. E. Rinehart and father. '. W. Rinehart. who have been hunting south of Douglas for the past week. re- turned yesterday and reported a very delightful trip. They bagged three fine deer. and cons deTable small game. A year ago E. W. Rinehart, while hunting in Sonora, had an ex- perience which is not often accorded a well seasoned westerner, 10 say noth- Ing Of one of our late arrivals. He gas surprised by being attaeke by a mountain lion. which clawed his head sericusIy. and for a few m nutes plae- d his life in great dangeT. Rinehart was gams this year, and went right back to the spot of his thrilling ex- perience and brought back more game
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

PERSONAL MEN TON.

George H. Kelly returned to Doug las last night after a short trip 10 Bisbee.
 Ben SReed came in Sunday from tue Cabuliona ranch south of Douglas. Frank Douglas came up from Doug las Sunday for a short trip.
 County Recorder Charles Mcdonald came in from Tombstone yesterday.
 R. A. Packard came up from Doug las yesterday.
 Mayor George Neale returned from Tombstone last night after a short business trip.
 H. W. Jorgenson returned from the west last evening.
 Miss Stella Meagie. of the South list
 AID PERSONALS ... %. ..........
 c. k. Duggan, travelling salesman for the Merchants Publishing com pany. left yesterday for Douglas.
 J. R. Terrell. of Cananea, passed through Bisbee yesterday en route 70 his old home at Seguin, Texas, where he will visit relatives and friends.
 MT. Van Allen, of Douglas. spent the day with friends yesterday.
 A- V. T 0lt1 dA AAhNNA -FNNAAtAA AAe-sA Deming, N. NJ, where he went to recuperste after his long illness at the hospital.
 Mrs. Frank Hawkins came in yer terday from the Shelter City to spend the day with relatives.
 c B. Foster, of the supply depart ment al the Qheen returned yesterday from Los Angeles where he aas been speudipg the holidays with relatives and friends.
 J. A. D. Mcintosh, of the Royal Theatre. left yesterday for St. Charles, La.
 N O. Emmens will leave for Doug las tomOrrow.
 C. F. Dutton and A. B. Crawford are here from Washington making a thorough inspection of the postofiice, It is the first time the office has been inspected isnce the floods during the summer.
 Mrs. A. B. Diemer, who has been visiting her sister in Tombstone, pass d through Bisbee yesterday, return ing to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
TALKS BASEBALL.

Dave E. Edmunds came mp from Douglas this week and will devote himself to the task of getting togethe. baseball team for the coming season. Ie has been the captain of the Doug les team and has reputation of bens ! baseball player from away back He played in several of the league cams. and Is one of the best stlch Sapdlers who has ever played in Ari -oaa. Edmunds says that be bel'eves hat he can get together a champion feam here in Bisbee, which will lead he territory q have seen the Bis zee boys play ball. and know wha'
 hey can do. I believe that we should begin eoriy here, and If tse boys arr lnxlous to get together winn ng tean we certainly can deliver the goods"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
AN OLD CONDUCTOR.

W. c. Budge, wao has been a con ductor on the Mexican railroad run ming from Nogales to Guaymas, passed through as a guest of Tom Percell last night, and will spend the next few days in Douglas. It is his first visit to this section of the territory, al though he came to Arizona in the seventies "Tae fame of Bisbee has spread everywhere as a great mining camp, and the people of Mexico look upon this as being the greatest min ing camp in the world" said Budge. T hope to return here for short trip after looking over Douglas, and climb one of the mountains surrounding this city"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
MAYOR GREENE THROUGH.

pr. ". A. Greene returned fror Tombstone yesterday. where he aas been to wind up his business as coun tr health officer, and to close the af fairs of his office as related to h. administration q got there just in time to see the county treasurer coun ing the money, but seemed to be to' late. as there was none there thst could get my ahnds on. As stated last week iE the Review, cons del that the tight times are passing. but is not altogether easy to get hold cash yet, at least in the office of ta' heaith department
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
PAINE. WEBER & co.

Special Wire to L. J. OverlockD
 BOSTON, Jan. 5.-The market is acting badly. and I feel very bearish. Even On the break yesterday and tD, day there seemed to be no public n terest. and almost TO new buying or. ders appeared It begins to look &, If the market was about ten points too high and would have a sharp break tO encourage public trading. The forty point break in Consolidated Gas m-, uncover some weak spots and shake the whole list. consider the situa- ton uncertain, and strongly advisC selling until we see a more genuine market. The local stocks acted very well. but sagged in sympathy with New York, and 1t was noticeable that no fresh buying came in on the d.. cline. Traders were the principal sellers today, but will catch stop or. Gers in 8 few points more.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
HAS TROPICAL FEVER.

c. M. Boggess. nephew of Secretary c. K Reynolds, of the Bisbee Boaro O. Trade, is slowly recovering after O serious illness resulting from tropical fever MT. Boggess was connected with the Southern Pacific railroad dur ing the construction of the road some distance south of Guaymas and con tracted fever. from which he is just now recovering.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

On January 1 the Vienna Bakery company purchased the Arizona bak- cry, In the Johnson Addition, from F. c. Veraegne, who Is now a stock holder h the company, as well as being in charge of the day shift. The company turned out their first baking from the new plant on Monday morn ing, and wSile only one of the ma chimes was used, the improvement in the quality of bread was very notice able. They expect to have all the machinery In use by the latter part oi the week. and will be pleased to re ceive visitors next week
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
GIRLS, HIGH scHool CLUB.

The girls club VII meet on Wed nesday evening at the '. W. c. A, which is out of the regular time. How. ever. owing to the Tucson basket ball game. whica will be played on Frioay evening. the club will give way for the game. meeting on Wednesday instead. All high school giri- "~" TV"l"''-'.s e''' ere urged to b. present. as important businpss Is to be considered.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
CATTLE LOOK GOOD.

J. T. Hood has returned from Jne Sulphur Springs valley, where he has been to look after his cattle intereste He and his brother are making some shipments which were left unfinished by the death of Ed Moore. T found the cattle in the valley in very Soos shane" said hr. Hood, much better indeed, than they were year ago al this time, and the range is in fine shape. feel that the cattle in the valley have done well, and that the stock men nave no good reason tC cOrpiafn"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
ARIZPE MINING COMPANY. Notice of Annual Meeting.

To the Stockholders:
 The regular annual meeting ol Arizpe Mining company will be held ln Bisbee, Arizona at o'clock D. IT,. of Monday, January 9, 1909. at the office of r.. E. Ellinwood, a stockhold, CT of the corporation, for the election of directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other bust ness as may properly come before the meeting The tran sfer boons of the company will close at the end Ol the business day of January F and re. open for transfers on the morning q! January 26. 1909
 By authority of the exccTti @ com. mittee
 GEORGE YOU'VE, Svt rytary Caaanea, Mexico, January q, 1909.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
BAG ONE HUNDRED DUCKS.

Wallace Schwartz, DT r. E. Shine, 'Blondy' Davidson, M. J. Cunnins- ham and Tony Downs returned yester- day from Yzabal. Mexico, where they have been on a short hunt. They brought back one hundred ducks, near ly half of them being mallards. They report that the ducks are pretty wild and that they fly generally al night, and find out Of the way places during the day. The ducks were all in fine coud ton. and the green heads are beautieS-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
C 0 A L

Operating the "eisek Diamond" vein) Mining and shipping the only Genuine Black Diamond Coal In New Mexico today. Shall be pleased to quote prices i. o. b. our Mine to large con sumers and boni-fide dealers. Our product is the best for house and steam purposes and is never rejected On account of quality.
 GALLUP SOUTHWESTERN COAL
 COMPANY,
 GALLUP, NEW MEXICO. z. DEAN, General Manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
Y. W. C. A. NOTES.

Mrs. J. F. Spicer. chairman of the committee on religious work for the Y. W. C. A.. will meet the committee Tuesday evening at the home. Misses Floy Douglas, Nellie Fry, Hester Wal lace and Edna McRenz'e compose the body.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

Rent a gu tar, mandolin, violin CT phOnograph fer $I.0G per week. Wnen purchase price is paid in rent 1t is yc=-s. Price guaranteed same as Chi cago or New York W Muir, opposite ' M C. 3Ny
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
FILLING THE SUBWAY.

Tae subway north of main street nas been closed for several days on ue- count Of that part being filled. It was decided by the city council some weeks ago that the subway in that part of the city should be partly i'll
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
WILL SHIP CATTLE.

The Turkey Track Cattle compaB, pin soon begin the shipment of two year olds to South Dakota. which were recently bought by Captain Burton C. Hossman. They are all in fine shape and are free from ticks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
INSTALLING PICTURES.

HT. D. Botz. represening the Los ,neeies FllTn Exchange. Is here in saIIi1g a new hrc of moving pictures the Roy-l.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
xrs. w,nslcw's Soothing Syrup

MLLioSs ef NOTIFIES. ier sbs.r catiftbIsSI sooTHEs the CHILD, s0FTENst stne 6UMa,AII-AH hn PAIN; CURES WIND c0IIC, and is the bss part of the world Be sure and a~k for "Nrs Win
 p~s sgSssiaz STE, , sna ss DO p.ssE sis
 e.'d and prn<s Act. yane eth. lss esriai NuIDbs ss. AN OLD ASp WELL FRIED aEcsgDY'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

Pa and the Girls" was an inter estfng subject at the Royal Theatre last night. Don't miss It ton ght.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

New Hotel Sonora, Cananea. Re modelled and first class in every way. McDan el Bros, proprietors. 293
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
BIG BAKERY OPENS.

The Chaufeur's Nightmare" a beau .ifuI picture, Royal Theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

Stage daily (eXcept Sundays) to anu rom Leadyille, CouTtland, Gleason. Leaves BrOphy's stables, Lowell and I.eadviIle, 500 a. n. sharp. FaIe each way, $3.5O; 50 pounds free 267
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
IMMEDIATE RESULTS
sagTEo

WANTED-To borrow money on i'm proved real estate, or sell improv- ed real estate, favorably located. See J. w. Ross, Schmid- -Shattuck
 buiIdins. 397 ACTIVE AGENTS make $500 to SIP per day selling our agents special ties. Can sell nearly every house. Address Douglass Mercantile Co., TngaIIs Kansas. 4OS WANTED-A well educated book.
 keeper with ; years experience, wants a position with a respons ble
 firm. Address Bookkeeper. care Re view.
 WANTEo~Man and woman, good
 cooks. to take charge of dining room in Hotel Sonora, Cananea. Refer ences required. Assistance will be given right parties. P. O. Box 323, Cananea. Sonora, Mexico.
 WANTEo-CIeaI rags at Review Vt-
 fee at once.
 WANTED-Giri to work in dining parlor. Inquire Mrs. Abbott, Hughes RIock Lowell. 420 WkNTED-A woman to cook. Apply t.
 WANTED-Chndren' nurse. Apply i Mrs. M J. Brophy. 425 i Tos SALE
 [ FOR SALE-TWO horses and wagons. | Inquire Vienna Bakery, Brewery avenue. phone 106. 4l6 | FOR SALE-At Bargain. One share country club stock. P. O. box SS7 416 FOR sALE-FuTniture for four rooms, almost new. Apply Mrs. Emil
 Marks, No. 24 Tank Hill. SIS FOR SkIE-One elegant ent under
 buggy. Original cost $fSj.00- Now
 altered at SS5 Inquire Burman
 Furniture Co. phone l. 1lS. SsS FOR sAlE-A fine piano cheap. Your
 last chance, Inquire at Globe Hotel. | SS9 FOR sALE-Long established board
 ing house, close in- No. 40 Brewery ! avenue.
 FOR SALES nger sewing machine.
 cheap. Apply Star Lodging house. FOR sAIE-Cheap lots. no grad ng. Charles Ciason, Quarry Gulcn, | lOllbSAout N%tuS Oh=
 FOR RENT
 lFOR RENT-On Brewery avenue,
 room on street and three othei
 rooms. Inquire Vienna Bakery,
 Brewery avenue. phone 106- 4l6 FOR RENT-Z rooms unfurnished or
 furn shed to su't. in Johnson Audi
 ton, close to car line. Inquire ai | Central Pharmacy. SFi
 LOST AND FOUND.
 FoUND-A brooch pin. Owner can
 have by calling on John Farley, 22t | Orchard Grove. Tombstone Canycn
 proving property and paying fcl
 th's advertisement. 4li loST-Oyal green malachite watcs
 charm. Gold snake frame. Returi
 o1. C. E. Adams, C. c. store. sni' able reward. 4z
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
PATTisoN RETURNS.

Martin Pattison left on the eyenins train for Superior. Wisconsin, after a visit with his son. Byron Pattison and looking over the minihg district here and at Cananea. Mir. Pattison states that his stay during the holidays was very delightful. and that Ae will re turn to the snow banks of the north well satisfied "I feel that the mines oi this district will resume general activity everywhere during the pres ent year. and that there will be a period of general revival and every one should again become prosperous.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
SCHEDULE

s-P. M for furtter informa ton apply to nearest agent Or to
 NORMAN CARMICHAEL,
 Asst Gen1 Supt A. T. THOMSON, Treasurer. CLIFTON, A. T.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

The new film service at the Royal was exceptionally fine and pleasing. Everything presented the appearance of a great success.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
|H A N . PAIN I E .
 |CH l NI A

Mrs. F. F. Everhardy has for sale
 during Christmas holidays at her residence elegant hand-painted
 China. from the brush of Fl Paso's noted artist. Mrs. Kitchens. You could not select anything quite 30 appropriate for a Christmas pres. nt Mrs. Everhardy has one of ths finest and largest collections of hand-painted china in the south
 west. She painted under Mrs
 Kitchens the winter of 1906, while sojourning in Bisbee for her health
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

The Royal Theatre showed las, night to an oyerflowing house and a highly pleased audience.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

ACTIVE AGENTS make $500 to SIP per day selling our agents special ties. Can sell nearly every house. Address Douglass Mercantile Co,
 Ingalls,. Kansas. 4OS
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

WANTED-To borrow money on i'm proved real estate, or sell improv- ed real estate, favorably located. See J. w Ross, Schmid- -Shattuck
 building 39I
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

FOR RENT-Furnished r0oms for housekeeping. Mason House, Low
 oil 256
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

WANTED-A well educated book. keeper with years experience, wants a position with a respons ble firm. Address BoOkkeeper. care Re view
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room for one or two, close in, No. 2, Clawson avenue 3J7
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-23
BIG PICNIC AT FISHER.

Fisher, July 23-To see many new buildings homes the like. which are in evida here today makes it difficuk imagine that the entire townS wrecked by a cyclone last Fed ary but such is the case. ' to show that there is being S1 thing doing in this part of N sett county a big picnic is h
 given under the auspices ol w. o w, lodge of Fisher,
 Come and get a WoOdman cle Pin. They are beauties aI
 F. A. Shorts the Jewaa
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-23
PROPOSITION NOT FORGOTTEN

Little Rock, July 22 - The prOspositiOn for the estab- lishment of four agricultura schools in the State has not been forgotten said the governor this morning but earlier action has not been taken for the reason that other matters have been oc- cupying the stage for the past few weeks particularly the State Capitol matter.
 '1 have the personnel of the boards for the various districts under cOnsidera tion,' said Gov ernor DOnaghey but have not given the matter the considera- tiOn necessary to make announce ments yet 'as to who are to compose the governing Boards.
 There are twenty appointments to be made five for each district and the task Of selection requires some time. However I expect to name the boards without a great deal of further delay.
 There are numerous towns in each section bidding for the schools and this bidding will naturally become much more keen after the boards have been
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-23
MUST HAVE PASS
 TO ENTER CAPITOL
ShOteuns are POked in Face of Visitors Unless He Has Fuss from
 Commissioners.

Read the sign there!' is the greeting which meets every per- son who makes an effort to go upon the grounds Of the new
 State Capitol. He looks up to gaze into the barrels of a shot gun which is poked his way by a convict guard who stands guard over him. The sign says the capitol building is filled with working convicts and to gain ad- mission a pass must be secured from an officer of the State Cap- itol Commission. All about the grounds at certain intervals of about 100 feet, small guardhouses elevated above the ground have been erected, and unless the vis- itor has a pass it is impossible to go in or out of thegrounds. Judge John w. BlackwoOd suo- ceeded in passing the guard line
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-23

when he hit my son and tried to make off with the horse, l would have shot. James was right between us though and l couldn' t take the risk
 An instant later the negro was thrown from the buggy by a sharp plunge of the horse and picking himself up began a Mara thon with liberty at stake. Young Tucker and Harry Derring a boy friend started in pursuit and were joined by others who witt messed part of the affair but the negro carried off the cup finally losing his pursuers in the vicin- ity of Fifteenth and Gaines. When last seen he was dodging among the negro houses there.
 The horse was caught before it could run away. It had been bad ly used. apparently having been driven hard during the two hours it was gone. The negro is describ- ed as stocky weight 165 pounds and brown skin
 The theft is the fourth of the kind to occur within five days. In every instance the horse and buggy have been recovered and the police believe the thief is taking them in order to secure the reward offered for their re- turn. The horse stolen from Geyer & Adams Wholesale Grocery Com- pany Mas returned yesterday on the offer of reward
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-23

named as they are to do the se- lecting of the sites for schools. However the town that is suc- cessful in securing one of these schools must be libera! in it's dO- nation and must show a genuine interest in the school. The boards will be expected to secure not less than $35 ,OOO as a bonus from the successful town or city either in cash or lands or both This wil! mean that the town will apprec- fate the school even more than if it were an outright gift. From the indications so far it is reas- onable to believe that the bonus will be even larger than this in each case
 , It will be remembered that the state gives S4O.OOO toward the establishment of each of the four schools the State having been divided geographically into
 four sections with the location of the school dependent upon the best offer made where condit 'ons otherwise were equal and at tractive for it's loca tion. With the amount suggested by the gover- nor as a minimum expected from the successful school each in- stltutlOn will have at least S75.- OOO as a basis upon which to be csta bliShed.