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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18

given the Buckeye state by the pres ident when it comes to the allotment of foreign appointments.
 Permanent headquarters for the National League os Republican clubs will be established in Washington in the near future, in order to Keep the SS69 cIubs and 1.200. 900 members ac- i've throughout the year
 Although he has taken an active part in politics and has an extensive law practice, Charles Nagel. the new secretary of commerce ard labor, has found time to give much attention to educational matters in St. Louis, his home city.
 Adlai Stevenson, former vice pres 'deDt of the United States and more recently a candidate for Governor of Illinois, has definitely retired from politics to accept the presidency of the La Sale University Extension. Mir. Stevenson will lecture on bust ness topics.
 Though his term in the United States senate expired March {. Henry M. Teller of Colorado will not be lost to the public service. As mem Der of the monetary commission he will continue in office and in addition to that service he has been appointed member of the comm ssion to re- wise the laws.
 Celebrations of Thomas Jeferson'5 birthday anniversary. April 1S, by democratic clubs throughout the state are proposed by Ray F. Mayham, president of the federation Of demo cratic clubs of New Jersey. It Is ar ranged that each club arrange for a dinner or public meeting to be ad- dressed by New Jersey speakers.
 John F. Hill. the new chairman or the republican at'oDal committee, served two terms as governor or Maine and Is one Of the best known republican leaders in New England He began his career as a physician but soon abandoned that profession to enter the publishing business. in which he accumulated a large for tune.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
COPPER MINES
 OF THE COUNTRY
 T0 BE MERGED
Gigantic Consolidation Scheme of Thomas E. Cole Will Probably Be Completed In a Short Time.

Copper will go below ten cents be fore the coming summer is over. in the cpinion of R. L. Hogue. the well known mining man, who is connected with the San Antonio mining com paay He thinks. though that there win soon be a working merger of all the large copper producing properties In this country and Mexico. through which the output and prices will be regulated.
 4nr ttogue arrived here from New York yesterday, and will be in Bisbee for the balance of the week. He is one of the best known mining men in the southwest. and had charge of the Arizona exhibit at the Chicago worlds fair During his career he has made and lost several colossal fortunes. and Is as well informed a mining expert as thera is in the coun' try.
 The work of merging the biz cop per producing companies of this country and Mexico Is being conduct ed by Thomas F. Cole, of the Cole Ryan syndicate" said Mir. Hogue last evening. His l1lans Are being per fected very rapidly. the only outfit which Is holding out being the Calu- met & Hocla. While it may take some time to swing that concern into Hne. there is no doubt but what Mir Ryan's endeayors will eventually be successful.
 When this consolidation is effect cd. the output and consequently the price of copper will be so regulated that wild fluctuations in the market quotations will be Q thing of the past and stability will reign. Mr. Ryan has established an office in New York city. and is now devotlng the most of his time to perSecting the contemplated merger"
 The Cole-Ryar syndicate is backed by the Standard Oil people, who prae, ticsily control the Butte copper trop. critics, and also the Calumet & Hec. Ia mines, so that the success of the scheme to consolidate for the purpose of regulating the outOUt is bound to eventually be successful.
 On hls way east Mir. Hogue took a flying trip through the Cobalt mining disfrlet. He considers that a good silver country, but declares this sec ton of the universe the greatest min eral land in the world
 James French. of the Veta Grande mine, near ArizDe, Sonora, Mexico, is in Bisbee on business and will remain here for several days He states that Q vein thirty feet wide, which car ries so ounces of silver to the ton has been discovered in the property which he represents.
 4 syndicate of mining men of this vicinity are now negotiating with Mr. French for the purchase of his -TU lSsrty. lie refuses to give their names, or state the magnitude of the deal It is stated, however. by those who know that the amount involved is large.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
KEEN INTEREST
 TN COMING SHOOT
Tucson Gun Club Is Arranging to Enter Contest in Lively
 Manner

TUCSON, March 17.--An enthusias- t'c meeting of the members of the Tucson Gun club was held at the chamber of commerce to discuss plans for the coming tournament Of the Southwestern Shooters association, comprising Arizona, New Mexico and southwestern Texas. Nearly every member of the local club was pres ent and keen interest Is manifest in the coming big tournament.
 It appears quite probable that Tue son will prov de an additional Sl0G0 over the amount of prize money here tofOre offered al this annual tourna- meHt. Last year in Fl Paso the prizes offered aggregated $500 but it Is stat ed by local club members that the purses that win be hung up here will very likely be $15G0.
 From inquiries that have been re- ceived from Phoenix. Yuma, Douglas, Bfsbee, Globe and NogaIes and from Fl Paso, AibnGuerdne. Santa Fe, Dem'ng and other New Mexico. towns I 1t Is estimated that there viii be at ! tleast ZJ shooters here for the meet There will be 15 professional experts who will be present representing gun and cartridges companies. 10 was decided to order car load of clay pigeons for the tournament. It Is expected that every one of the pigeons will be needed. The tournament will be held late in September or carry in October. IT will be arranged to suit the conven- fence of the majority of the shooters.
 A special election will be held in Cleveland April 20 for the selection of a successor to Congressman TheO- dore E. Burton.
 About fifty municipalities of Illino's are to vote on the no-license question at the elections to be held early in April.
 William c. Davis of Jasper will op- pose Congressman Richmond Pearson Hobson for reelection ,n the Sixth Alabama district in 1910.
 William ]. Bryan has accepted an invitation to become the guest of honor at a banquet to be given by the Jefferson club of Columbus. Ohio, in May.
 Representatives Ransdell of Louis jana and Davidson of w sconsin will be the chief speakers at the annual banquet of the New England Dry Goods association in Boston next month.
 Colonel W. L. Scruggs. who was minister to Venezuela under Presi- dent Cleveland. has entered the lists as an applicant for the internal reve- nuc colleetorship at Atlanta, to sue ceed Henry A. Fucker. colored.
 For the first time in many years there Is no ono man in the cabinet. Some compensation probably will be
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
lrish NationaiIsts Entertain


 One of the largest and most delight ful social functions eyer given in Bis be" was the eisbtl annual ball at the opera house last evening. The guests were ushered into a miniature Ireland. so clever and artistic were the decorations for the occasion.
 They consisted of elaborate dra- peries carried out in St. Patrick col ors and numbers of Irish and Amer ican flags. The refreshments took Che form of a banquet, which was served upon the stage, the table deco ratiOns being cut flowers and sham rocks. The Bisbee orchestra fur nished delightful music during the evening and over 500 guests ripped the light fantastic until the wee sma' hours.
 The affair was a complete success, from tho grand march to the closing strains of Home, Sweet Home" The orchestra responded to many extras besides the set numbers appearing on the programs.
 The committee on arrangements received numerous compliments, which were justly paid by the many guests present.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
IS $. p. LIABLE
 ON CHIHANAN'S BOND
Interesting Point Is Raised IT Case Of Oriental Arrested
 While Being 0epOted.

TUCSON. March 17-The Southern Pacific and the government are some times engaged in Q misunderstanding about money matters. The road does not know whether or not 1t has for fe;ted bond of s500 on . native of the celestial empire.
 The Chink in question was going through last month from Naco to San Francisco in bond, the Southern Pa citic furnishing the bond to have the pig-tailed passenger out Of the coun- try within twenty days. While on the road in Califon a, the Chink stabbed man and was taken from the train by the civil authorities.
 Right here is where the plot be. gins to thicken. for the Southern Pa ciiic They pledged themselves to get the man out of the country within twenty days. the Chiuk commits a felony and 8 held by the civil au. thoriJies and the twenty days for the bond expires. The Southern Pacific wants to know whether 1t has to for felt to the federal government the amount of the bond or not. The case is attracting more than usual attcn- lion as it is the first of the kind that has ever come up since the c-clu- sion act became 9 law.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
SO,CI [ "

Miss Julia Austin, Pacific coast secretary for the Womans Foreign Missionary Society, will speak at tho Y. Ii. c. A. at 7:45 tomorrow evening. The subject chosen is an interesting one, being Pictures from the Orient All men and women interested in tho subject are cord ally invited to be present on this occasion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
swastika Club Dance

Dr. and Mrs. Seneik sft yestsrdas for the Shelter sdty. |. Frank Abrams. oE Naco, was iR Bishees yesterday 0a sasfsess
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
Musical st Woman's ciuo

The Bisbee wonran's Club has an nouEeed a musical for Thursday even ing, March IS Much interest is Se- ing taken in the musicals given by the club this Wtnter. It win be an evening with the French csmpossrs-
 Mss Baeby, cultivated Hasieiau of this city, haz prepared an tntErest ing program for this occasion. vhicil will include tae best talent of the city. After the program those who desire may dance
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
RETURN FROM cANANEA

Messrs. Martin Pattison, Lem Shat tuck and B. A. Pattison. officers and stockholders in the Shattuck and Denn mines. returned yesterday from Q trip to Cananea, where they looked over the plant of the Greene-Cananea company. Martin Pattison will visit the camp here some time yet before he returns to his home in Michigan.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
COPPER QUEEN STORE
New Lace Curtains---Galore

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
JUDGE NAVE WILL
 RETURN APRIL 1
  1t Is Believed His Successor Will Be Named During
 This Week.

Judge Frederick $. Nave left Globe Saturday morning for Phoenix to at tend the spring session O; the B1- prene court. Decisions wiIl be hand cd down next Friday or Saturday
 and Judge Nave will return to Globe
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
erlaas-Hsncsck Nuptisls

Announcement was made yesterday by the friends of Miss May Hancock and John Briggs, recently Of Bisbee, that they we're quietly married in .Ei Pas2. Goins there for that purpose. After an extended wedding trip east the iaIpy cou9le will take up their residence il Old Mexico. Their many friends here. where they arc well known, offer congratulations
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
Sunday night.


 This will be the last sitting Of Judge Nave upon the bench, and on April 1st, he Will retire to engage in the practice of law in Globe. His successor viii probably be appointed early this week. There are four or five applicants for the position, two res ding in Arizona, Ernest " Lewis of Phoenix, and F. c. Jacobs of Globe. Illinois has an aspirant in Mr. Per ldns, formerly receiver Of the First National bank, and Iowa senators are pressing Mir. Gregory.
 It is understood that Oregon also has 8 candidate. but it is not likely that the president VII go outside of Arizona in his choice. The new judge will hold his first term at Solomon vile in April. and on May 3ra the spring term will Dc opened at Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18

The next business meeting will be held Friday, March I9. Many interest ing and able papers will be read.
 Bible Class to Organize
 On Thursday eVeaing at o'cloCE tausc desiring t0 Eake up a course O. Bible study will be given an oppor, junty. The book of St. John will be Che initiative.
 Blues to Meet
 On next Tuesday evening member of the blue team" win meet at the Association building to discuss plans and regulations for the contest cam paign The yellow" will also meet at another time. Great interest and enthusiasm is already on and both sides are numbering new members daily
 5ridae Party
 Among the many s. Patrick social functions in the city was the caru party given by Mrs. James B. Giles pie yesterday afternoon at the Wo- mans Club. Miss Ella Ross was the guest of honor for the occasion. Ten tables were filled with enthusiastic whist players. Dainty refreshmenCs were served tO about fifty guests.
 St. Patrick Luncheon
 Mrs. John E. Bunk of South Bisoee entertained yesterday at an elegantly appointed iX;courss--funcheen. Covers were laid for nine guests. Music ana billiards were enjoyed by the guests during the afternoon.
 Swastika Club Dance
 The members of this delightful lit tie club gave a St. Patrick's dance on Wednesday evening at the Woman's Club. Many pretty society debutantes were present. Invitations were eX tended 10 about Q guests. The guests dispersed for their homes delighted with the manner in which they were entertained by the members.
 Dr. and Mrs. Craig of School HIN gave a deIigbtfulIy informal reception to a number Of friends last evening. \ jolly good time was enjoyed with gamesA music and refreshments. Mrs. Craig proved herself a charming hostess. About 8 grssss were pres ent
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-09

Did you get April fooled?
April lst seems to beageneral NOV
ing day for a cerlain class Of people
md the gentle zephyrs caught the in
.piration On Friday hayracks and
ither things not staked down changed
position aud those people who were
wise remained indoors.
J. H. Van Hook, Of De Smet, made
! business trip to this locality one
lay last week and failed to call at
this oiiic,. For such failure we pro
nounce him open to censure,
Mis- b rtha Brown on Friday last
closed a successful term Of school in
her homo discreet. OF her work we
have heard many words Of commanda
tion and none Of criticism.
Our people are getting nicely start
ed in field operations.
On Tuesday evening, the 18th, Rev.
\ H. Larson, OF Lake Preston, is ex-
pected TO give an entertainment at
this place on bible scenes, using ster
ioptican views Ii is hoped the house
will be we'll filled
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-09

sAMcRoFT.
Prom Register.

This end OF the county is shy rep.
r.'sentation ia the personnel OF coun
l.. officials. As a game warden ~ 10
br appointed soon IL would seem the
part Of wisdom for LeSueur To get 10
tpr front With i candidate.
Anil Dirksen and family returned
from Stanley county Wednesday
morning aud will again become citi
zens Of Lcsuour township. They
have routed the Fred Knudson quar-.
tr which they will farm this season.
Chas, Rich rdson, the wandering,
photographer, delivered 10 VIM
liusebe last week, perhaps, the
largest single order for portrait work
ever taken In these parts. All told,
postals md sxl0's, the work amount.
ed 81 forty dollars. Mr.. Rnsche has
q large, healthy, happy aud good
looking family and Is not afraid 10
lot the world know Ii.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-09

Andrew Nelson was at G. Geyer's
Tuesday after some seed wheat.
Andrew and Gust Anderson were
Breaking a colt Saturday.
Dick Myre has purchase a bran new
dragging outfit, which means bust
ness.
Paul Geyer was taken quite sick
Saturday night,
We had a few prairie fires last Sat
urday but no damage was done.
Otto Geyer noticed Il light toward
Bennet's one evening last week but
on looking closer found that Lon
Mobiles buggy was afire,
We understand that Lon Noble and
Lon Bennett expect to start for North
Dakota as soon as the roads dry up.
Their intention is 10 hunt ducks.
Art Greipp is working fol Henry
Fhedorff. Art expects TO spend the
summer here.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-09

--G. A. Smith returned Saturday
from Iowa where he purchased some
fine Hereford stock to add TO his herd.
q A. is getting together % Of the
best blooded herds in the northwest.
The regular Easter services of the
Methodist Sunday school will be held
in the church Sunday morning al
1915 Prof. Giliiland will speak and
an interesting program has been ar.
ranged. Everyone cordially invited.
The official notice Of the city
election, TO be held Tuesday. April
10th, appears on the last page. One
alderman from each of the three wards
will be elected, and the question Of
licensing the sale Of intoxicating
liquors in this city will be voted up
on.
The city council has ordered
property owners on the south side of
First street from Calumet avenue to
Bird avenue, as far west as the Mike
LOTUS residence, TO construct cement
walks. At the same time a resolution
was passed directing the removal or
repair Of the old Wilder building.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-09
OBITUARY

George Hume Lancaster was born
in the Province Of Quebec, Canada,
on November l3, 1882. His parents
John and Mara Lancaster e~migrated
from England shortly before his
birth.
On October 10th, 1856, Mr.. Ian
caster vas united 10 marriage TO Miss
Ellen Golf. Five children were
born 10 this union, Mrs. Catherine
II Pickett, Of Superior, Wis, Mrs.
Nina Allen, CentervilIe, this state,
Mrs. Ellen Wetherby, Milwaukee.
Wis, Lyman Lancaster, Argentina,
South America, aud Mrs. Laura T.
Slavium, Of Elk Mound, Wis.
Ia 1866 the family moved TO Mon
dayi, Wis, where Mrs. Lancaster
died in 1873
ia 1877 Mr., Lancaster joined the
irt -%ettlers who came to SO lth Da-
kota, locating first in Lake county.
later moving to Miner county.
Ga April 10Th, 1894. Mr.. Lancaster
was married to Miss Nancy Jacobs,
who survives him.
In October, 1900, they moved to
this city where Mr.. Lancaster died
Ma rch 3lst, 1909.
Mr.. Lancaster united with the
Methodist church in 1868 and was a
member of that organization at the
time Of his death. Funeral services
we're held from the residence, and in
torment made in the De Smet GENE.
terry,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-09

Prof. Gilliland, Of Mitchell, will
fill the NJ. T. pulpit next Sunday.
The evening services begin at s o'clock
rhos, Sorenson, the county con
missioner from Hartland township,
rode home in his new Ford auto
which arrived this week.
The assessors from the various
precincts of the county met with the
board of commissioners Tuesday af-
ternoon 20 receive their books and In
slructions for the assessment next
month.
Report has il that the Hodgson
residence property on Second street
has been sold, and suspicion points to
oue who has not heretofore had use
for a house Of his own as the probable
occupant in the near future,
Sam Fuller, the son Of Gerald
Fuller, who was injured at Los An.
geles, Cal, Il few weeks ago, died last
week as the result Of the injuries TT
ceived at that time, The family was
we'll known TO early settlers of De
Smet and has the sympathy of all
acquainiances.
Miss Der ha Eggleston and
mother have purchased the Il. A.
Boast lots east Of l., +. Straight and
will erect a residence thereon at an
early date. While their home is build
ing they will occupy the DR. b. A.
Dyar residence IS tn doctor and wife
will be absent on their Baltimore trip
at that time.
Anton Topper and wife were TAX.
en- before Justice j, Ii, Hall Tuesday
on tke charge Of conducting a house
of I'll fame. George yeaman. Of sioux
City, appeared as their attorney. BY
agreement the hearing was continued
for thirty days We do not know what
the prosecution is relying upon to
establish its case, but the general re-
putation Of the place has been rotten
Huron voted wet Tuesday by
about 200 majority and elected Chas,
| Kelley mayor over Harvey i, Rice,
AT the same time Yankton voted wei
hy about 400 majority and WATERFOWL
wentV wet by about a two 10 q vote,
(! Yankton has always been a wet town
from the beginning. but the no license
people had great hopes Of winning
this year.
DIR. L. n. Ruth viii occupy Che
Ed Eckersley rcsideace on Fins,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-09
TO visit his aged father.


s. u. Gnfing was 10 town Monday.
q. A. North has traded mis- property
at this place for land near Waubay
r. ID.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elmer Robinson drove
over ~ De Smet Sunday.
Miss Hazel DIN has been spend.
ing several days visiting her friend
Hiss Doris Porter,
w. ". Robinson, Of De Smet, waa
40 Erwin visitor Tuesday.
Prof. Backhans and w. f. Chaniley
entertained a company Of twelve
Young people nj the room Of the
latter, last Saturday evening. Mrs.
!. q. Herschelman acted as chaperon,
Those who were fortunate enough IN
be one Of the twelve report "A very
pleasant time.
The Lake Preston high school girls
lilec Club. under direction Of Mrs. q.
J. Kahfiealla, sang al the Congrega
onal church last Friday evening.
They were assisted by Floyd Pool and
Miss Kary, who gave several very in
resting readings. The program
throughout WIS well rendered aud
ali were pleased with them. Miss
irene Stockwcll and Miss Sylvia
ATWOOD. Of this place, who are attend
ing school there are members Of the
elub and took leading parts.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Plocker were call
eA 10 the home of theil daughter, Mrs.
Fred iiote last Monday evening on
account Of tile serious illness Of their
little granddaughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Loriks entertain
cd a few OF their relatives aud friends
at dinner last Sunday.
Lars kalvig sold his land TO l.. w.
Iatber, OF lIetland, last week. His
son. james Barber, will work fireplace
this year The price was $40 per ecre,
Miss Laura Bennett Is quite sick
with pneumonia and typhoid fever.
Mira, Henry Mend enjoyed n visit
from her mother Mrs. David Griffith
last Sunday.
Mrs, Oscar Wetterberg visited in
Brookings last week, returning home
Sunday.
David johnson and family spent
Sunday al the Austad home.
Miss Clara B~urkham. of Minnesota,
h finishing Il term of school in the
Hubbard district which Miss Ellen
DuShune closed on account of her i'll.
ness.
Miss Lnella Moe has returned from
the Rochester hospital, where she
went 70 have her ewes operated on.
Martin Morkenson and b, Austad
were DE- Smet visitors the irst Of the
week.
Chris, Rapp Is hauling his goods To
Arlington 10 load q car TO start for
Montana, where be- has purchased
lAnd.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-09

Mrs, II A Poppen returned from
Harold, this state, Tuesday. She has
been visiting her brother, ii. kruli
and family, the past two weeks.
A baby girl arrived at the HON Q OF
II, Ritterbush last Saturday.
Mr.. and Airs. II. Harms returned
Monday from Alden, Iowa, where they
had been 10 see Mr.. Harms grand.
mother, who Is quite sick,
less Warner and his men commence
ed work On Cleo. Jurgsnson's n
house Tuesday.
Hiram Greenwood il at present
paiutlng for II. A. poppen, Anybody
that would like to have SOME painting
done would do we'll to see Mr. Grone-
void.
The spring work Is in full swing.
Some are seeding and some are plow-
ing.