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Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
'TWARNT LIKE THIS
N OLOEA DAYS

Uncle" Ben Goodrich, the pioneer
attorney of Tombstone. arrived in the
city this morning on legal business
and will remain over till after the
visit of President Taft, says the Ga.
zette. Mr.. Goodrich is preparing the
briefs in the famous mining case OF
RYAN VS.. McKitrick, which will come
up in the supreme court of the ter
ritory at the next session, having
been appealed from the district court
This case involves property. The
Turquoise mine" valued at several
hundred thousand dollars 1t will un-
doubtedly go up TO the supreme court
of the United States
Mr. Goodrich came to Arizona
when the Indians were running I'M
tfmed in the land. Comparing con
dftions today. when we are looking
Toward to statehood, Uncle Ben re
csils his journey by stage from Al
brqueruue to Pantama. Arizona. when
the Apaches killed emigrants before
and behind them Uncle Ben and
his party seemed to enjoy a charmed
life. Half an hour after the savages
had massacred the travellers in an
overland caravan and all the oxen.
the stage party came along and view
ed the remains. That happened in
New Mexico and was not very en-
copraging to a party that had sever
al hundred miles to drive through
au indian haunted region. For many
vesrs white people were killed by
Indians about Tombstone. which de-
pradations gave that country an I'M
enviable reputation.
Uncle Ben wildly recalls the
STORY of the fight 10 death which a
Texan ENGAGED in along rocky de-
file where he was cornered by Ap.
aches. The Texan was a fighter and
determined to make his life cost the
indians dearly lie was well sup
piled with ammunition and for three
! VI TOUR ud9S hCpI up bhc uiACNCA
cattle. Then the last shell was shot
away the Indians finally succeeded
in killing the Texan. Put during the
tight he shot fifty of the Apaches
from his rocky shelter. When th5
whites came upon the Texans bo1y
they found that It had not been mu
tilated as was the custom of these
/ Indians. Instead they had stretched
his body out on the ground ant
placed his handkerchief over his
face and fastened It down with two
rocks on each corner That wa
their way Of expressing their appre
citation Of brave man.
Men arc pretty reckless after all.
said Uncle Ben this morning. IF on
1 party had known definitely that the
were to be attacked and ten chance
to one all killed, we would hav
come on by stage just the same, ant
taken the chance. Between Arizon
of those days and the Arizona tina
is knocking at the nations door 70
statehood, the differences in cond
tions are SO radical that the vanish
ed Arizona seems almost dream t
even those of us who went througl
the troubled times"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
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Camps Across Line
G. C. Broadhead. locating engineer
Of the Four C's company, came in
yesterday and, with his party Of
about twenty men. is camped near
the Nacozari railroad station at
Aqua Prieta.
Contractor Seieen ~
Contractor F E. Selden has been
very i'll at his home for about three
weeks of blood poisoning. He is said
20 be improved today
Hurt in Runaway
Miss Marie Young. who was seri-
ously injured in a runaway nearly
three months ago, is now able to be
about on crutches Her many friends
are delighted to see her doing so
well.
Mrs. Baker Entertains
Mrs. Baker win entertain the La
dies Aid society OF the Presbyterian
church at her home on sth. between
C and D. Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. All the ladies of the church
and their friends are invited.
City Team Wins
In last nights game the City team
totalled 1449 pins. the individual
scores being Domanich 1Ss, 40, 16s:
Baltzley 1876. $50, 154; Wooden 119,
: 1S7, $50.
The G. Q. Machinists with a han
dicap of 557 totalled 754. their ind1
vidual scores being: Davis 90, so, 95s
Holt Ga, Go, IS, and McNiel 10, rs
IS.
Receipts are Good
The receipts at the Y. NJ. C. A
yesterday were the highest they have
been in any one day since Secretari
War; came to Douglas He is il
high spirits over the pleasing condi
lions in the association.
Five Minor Cases
There were two cases of vagranc!
and three of drunkenness in the 10
cal courts today. It was ten dollar
or ten days in every case.
District Attorney Here
District Attorney }. ). Williams
deputy sheriff and deputy marsha
Bill White and deputy sheriff Swat.
were in the city today. They cam
from Bisbee by motor and went t.
Justice Taylor's court in Pirtlevill
to arrange some matters there. TIL
party returned to Bisbee this after
noon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
Cochise County and Territorial News

able, how much more so would the
city BY lnstituting an economical
method Of handling the question.
Lower Water Rates
Would the water rates be re-
ducedg~ is another question asked.
This win remain 20 be decided by
the commission which cannot be
named until the plant shall be pur
chased since the council cannot del
egate its authority. It was suggest
ed by the expert in ais first report
that the minimum amount Of water
could be more than doubled for tbs
same figure, but it would be up to
the commission 10 decide whether
such a course should prevail or
whether the rate on the present min
imum should be cut to $50. Either
of these methods could be used and
still reach the income figuerd by the
expert. In one way or the other the
water rate would thus be lowered.
Litigation Avoided
why buy the d. |. companys
plant?" is also asked. The answer
TO this is that experience elsewhere
shows such a plan to be the best.
Should the city go to work install
ing its$s own plant several undesIr-
able conditions would arise. Two
plants would be striving for a bust.
ness which would, pay one plant well,
but would not adequately compen-
safe both. Years OF litigation would
follow. Tfiis, has always been the
case and would undoubtedly be SO
here since no individual and no com
pany will sit quietly by and see the
money invested by him or by It go
to waste. The D. l. company want
their investment back ana they
would continue to insist and to fight
for this. Here would come the ex-
pense of litigation in addition to a
divided income. Neither the COM
pany nor the city would nnd TINS
profitable.
Present Plan Cheapest
why spend sS25.0oO for the buy
ing and improving of plant which
could be built anew for $311O0O?'
This question is largely answered by
the answer to the last question. but
is also answered in this statement.
Before a new plant could be built
and operated at least a year woulo
elapse During that year there would
be no income, but the interest in that
ed, 1925, 900. but the interest in that
year. s16.25O. would have to be met,
which shows that the old plant would
mean a profit of over $4,000 in its
purchase
The international Will gladly an
swer any further questions which its
readers may care to ask between
now and next Saturday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15

Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try
Murine For Your Eye Troubles. You
VIII Like Murine. 1t Soothes. 50c At
Your Druggists. Write For Eye Books.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15

Mrs. Rod Morgan will leave this
week for business trip OF two
weeks to Grand Junction. Colorado.
Frank Turner returned today to
Mexico to complete the survey of the
Mababi ranch. which they are now
engaged in.
H w CutshaIl. superintendent of
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15

''The Alpine Echo. a sublime pro
duction, Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
Tax Rate Lower

Some tax payers have asked. VIII
not the tax rate have to be raised
to meet the interest on the bonds
and will not the purchase therefore
put an added burden on the tax pay
err" The answer to both phases OF
this question Is unequIvocaliy NJ.
The books OF the company show
that last year it earned on its plant
more than $4,000. The city instead
of the company would derive the in
come from the plant and with its
purchase the income would begin at
once, no delay and no waiting. The
money to pay the interest would be
derived from the water service and
would commence coming in at the
outset. The interest on the entire
bond issue will be s16,25O per year
on the basis of the earnings last year
and from the experience IN otner
places such income is Immediately
increased Dy municipal ownership.
But on the basis of last years earn
ings the interest of S16,250 will be
met. there will be a surplus of s1o,-
600 of which half could be uses FOR
establishing a sinking fund and halt
to a reduction OF the amount neces-
sary to be raised by taxation, or the
water rates could be reduced in that
amount, whichever course the com
mission might deem best
And in connection with this ques
ton not only would the tax rate not
be raised to meet the interest on the
bonds and not only might it be re
duced by from $1,000 TO $4,000 as
has Just peen SHOWN, put another
large expense would be saved tnt
city. Tne monthly dis now palC
by Douglas for water for fire. street
sprinkling and other purposes runs
close to 500 per month In the veal
they aggregate $1,000 at least. Thi;
amount could at once be stricker
from the city budget and leave jus
that much less to be raised by tax
alton. It is conservative to estimate
that thus would saving of close IL
$4,000 be made for the Taxpayers
each year In addition to this earn
ing capacity of the plant, and henc'
its value, would each year tcreas'
with the growth of the city's popula
ton and the city will have an asse
which is constantly growing II
value
Plant Money Maker
If the water plant mas been
money maker why has not the CON
pany paid its earnings out in div
dendsy@ is another question asKeo
The books Of the company shoy
that the water plant from the out
set has paid Handsomely The con
pany has used that profit in increa.
ing the plant, in installing a tel,
ophone plant and system, in institutin
a lighting plant and system and in ii
ice liant. All Of these have been in
proved ana Increased constanu
from the earnings. The stockhoIt
ers Of the company have built for tn
future and not for the day. Just a
a business man or merchant ma
start with a small stock. put his pr,
fits back into the business. build u
from a little notion store into a larg
department store. all from the carr
fngs of his business. such has bee
the policy of the company. And
the company has found the furnish
ing of water practicable and prof
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-18

"Sinee you have insisted on trying
on my hat. Miss Mabel, I shall certain,
~ claim the forfeit - ~ don t know
what You mean. sir; and besides, this
isn't a good place; they can see us
from the hotel Life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-18

~
Merely forty miles per hour" he
absorb. .1Shenld we meet a straight
way stretch of road we might be able
TO singie-up to slight speed. ("
i & make Shinto prayer for continu,
alton of wiggly roads,
Pretty sooniy Hon. Nishi show signs
of kindness.
$50 ha. = he says. straight befront
of us are one-mile stretched with
straight speedway. Now we shall get
some joy from this motoring!''
Pushes by gasolene-whooft! Already
my derby hat & speetaeles is blown out.
With one hand i cluteh-on to my hair,
so that this also will not depart by
wind. With other hand I make crab
pinch to seat & permit my intellect to
vanish. Cannon ball feelings of entire
digestion. I close my eyes because I
can see better that way In 40-seconds
by clock time that mile of smooth-wa
road have been entirely removed, and
i, I was glad to see it gone.
The Car are then gradually appeased
by Nishi who command it TO stop near
road side saloon.
"We are going TO some EXTENT he
announce for information.
suspected may-be-so it was,o are
deep sob from me.
Let us enter this saloon for slight
whisky ceremony, say Nishi. ] do so,
thank you, because my soul require
some medicine to smooth it down.
! I set to table by Hon. Nishi &
whisky drunk are obtained from waiter.
4 / admire to see this great Gas Driver
throw aae, earelusly away for this re-
ffeshments & Sc extra for Hon. Waiter
to tip himself with. Formerly / have
admired Hon. Napoleon, but ! have no
room to do SO now, thank you, because
Hon. Nishi are so much grander.
Exalted Mr.. SIR I blow out when
Hon. Whisky have ceased hurting my
voice, ''please to tell me 25 or 80 his
torical facts about yourself
Five years ago from date com
mence Nishi with stiff brow air of {
hero. 81 was poor Japanese School
boy like you are now
ST am discouraged already I re
/, verse. What you did to give yol
such sudden riz to be famous2'
J IT firstly work in livery stable o.
Baron Motomatsu, samural & sugar mer
} chant. Here I begin life by being poo
& lazy. By earnest effort in this direc
} tion / gain confidence of my semploye
& was promoted up from time to tim
until, of finally, I get complete eontro
of his tourcar and have been Their
every since, loved & suspected by al
who know me. y
: There are great moral lesson t.
be cleaned up from this I motter.
Patient expression from G.. W. Nishi
:sLesson are: Begin life by bein,
poor & lazy and you win have grea
distance to rize up" I say for wis
remark.
sHigh Jobs of great success is nice
7 but they is oftenly squashed down b
: considerable responsibility, - gear-u
G. w. for crumpled forehead.
.What must persons learn-do to max
i complete chatfere'' are queery I ask
it.
'sI complete chatter much knov
, slightly some thing about the insid
| stnmmick of a ottomobile so he ca
talk the language. When broke-dow
occur Hon. Boss require, What ar
cause ita' Hon. Chatter much ope
cover-lid of enginery, coyly peek il
4 side. Oil-cups is dripping into feet
box-new ones would cost $40, he Nigh
r say, or something else intelligent. Whe
Hon. Car travel with morbid noise Xix
l bagpipe, then Hon. Boss might re
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-18
AS THEY VIEW TT.

Life is a strawberry shortcake,
1t ought to be added, though.
That the optimist sees the berries,
While the pessimist sees the dough
Chicago Record Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-18

Gus-What did you think of our anna
teur theatrieals, Miss Mamie? Rather
rare entertainment, was it not
Miss Mamie-W ell-er-yes; it WASH t
very well done, to be sure.-Harper g
Bazaar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-18

Harsh smiles from Nishi.
eve are still approximately in San
Francisco, = he spark up. cat such
slow rate we are going we should never
reach nowhere -
G. Are we not progressing some7"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-07-15

where made. their own manufacture q min
feeds or malt sprouts withcut Uczvayln@
with the provisions OF this act,
Section 1Aa4--12 Every manu1R ctutOrv
company, or person who shall sell. offer, or
expose for sale or for distribution In this
state any concentrated commercial feeding
stuff used for feeding farm live stock Bkan
furnish with each car. or other amount
shipped In bulk and shall Rt1x to every
package OF such feeding stuff In q conspicu-
Gus place the outside thereof q plainly
printed statement clearly and truly certify
ing the number Of net pounds In the car or
package sold or offered for sale, the name
or trade mark under which the article is
sold, the name OF the manufacturer or
shipper, the place of manufacture, the place
90 S6ntans a epa the nTotan ana IL
crude fat, and the maximum percentage OF
crude fiber which 1t contains, these
DDS adopted by the Associat ion or
Official Agricultural Chemists OF the United
States. Whenever any feeding stun Is sold
at retail in bulk or In packages belonging
to the purchaser the agent or dealer
shall furnish to him a certified copy OF the
secfon tnis Ans @anufacursn
importer, or person who shall SELL offer, or
expose for sale or distribution In this state,
any concentrated commercial feeding stun
without complying with the requirements
Of this act, or any feeding STUFF which COM
tains substantially smaller percentage or
certified to be contained. shall on conviction
IN q court or competent Jurisdiction, oe
nned not less than twenty-five nor moTa
than one hundred dollars for the first
ofense, and not more than two hundred
dollars for each Subsequent offense,
Section 1494-17. Any person who shall
adulterate any kind of meal or ground
grain or other feeding stun with milling
or manufacturing offals, or any other sub
stance whatever, for the purpose OF sale,
unless the true composition, mixture, o.
aGulteration thereof Is plainly marked or
indicated upon the package containing tho
same, or in which It is offered for sale; or
any person who sells or offers for ssle any
meal, ground grain or other feeding stun
true composition, mixture, or aduieeratton
is plainly marked or Indicated nTon the
package containing the same. or Ia which
II is offered for pal0 or any psrwoD who
shall sell offer for sale any concentrated
feeding stun under a mialeadtnK or talae
name shall be guilty Il q nnl94@zaeA2er sSS
shall DO fined not less than = one
hundred or more than tive hun&xUd
dollars for each otenee.
Section 14N4--1e. Whenever thu GiFVct@F
aforesaid becomes cOgnlgant Of the violation
Of any Of the provisions Of thim Act he
shall report such violations to the
such violation has occurred and said
district attorney shall prosecute the party
or parties thus reported but thore
shall be no prosecution In relation to the
quality OF any concentrated commercial
feeding stun II the same shall be found sub
stantially equivalent to the certified state
ment In section 1494--12 OF thia act.
Section 2. This act shall take eject and
be In force from and after ita passage and
Approved Juno Is, 1909.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-07-15
No. 695, Al Published June Is, 1908,
OETApTER A3A. LAWS OF 1909,

AN ACT TO amend sections 1879-11.
1379-1S and I379-16 Of the statutes,
The people OF the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly. do enact
Section /. Sections 187e--11, 1sTe-15
and 13T9-16 of the statutes. are amended
to read Section 1S79-11. 1. Whenever
a majority Of the adult owners of lands
resent one third in area of the lands with
in said district to be reclaimed or benefited
or whenever the adult owners of more than
one half OF the lands within such district
desire 70 construct one OF more drains.
bitches, leveeS, or other works across The
lands q SthserS for the promotion of the
Of said lands, or desire to maintain and
keep In repair any such drain, ditch, or
levee heretofore constructed under any law
Of this state, such owners may nls II tie
circuit court Of any county In which the
lands, or any. part OF them. shall lie. pstt
fi0c a s':fi.s fof. TSs proposed nam. Of said
0Fa ans eissI'cS The necessity of tAs pro.
posed wO.k, describing the necessity sdtsh.. !.
scrlption OF the proposed starting points.
routes and ternini OF the proposed drains.
14S $50. a general or q detailed de-
scription OF the lands proposed 70 b Tn
eluded In said district.
.(Sl 49,. The names q the owners
(6l e = II the purpose Of said petit
toners IL the enlargement, repair and main
tenance Of ditch, levee or other work
this state, said petition shall give gsrsesl
description Of the same, with such par
ticTeFs - may bs deemed s,ss i uSs
the organisation Of 4 drainage district BY
the name and with the boundaries proposed,
a1 tSs sns socn q
according TO the provisions Of this and the
following sections
SS Pc as Sy e ess ss. y many sSsI sps d e
clsred void but the eoart may at any
time permit the petition TO be amended N
Il the fact1 Justly the orga n ion a
drainage district Several similar petitions
for the organisation Of the same district
gsthsr be regarded az one petition having
IS many signers IS there ara separate adult
sisners on The several petitions nled Who
trict All petitions for the organization Of
said district hIed prior 70 the hearing on
S petition saan e sS s Sss .s sy a the
thereon contained shah . coupts1 q a.
have aigSed aid petition
s. said territory need not be contiguous,
provided that II be % situated that the rub
aS s ne drainsse q each pax sSsrsSf ard ne
S Sdnea exceed Is. dsssss fom and eoss q
S Sae pfSFPSsr E sSss he sssa sSa 5 ,s
fed that said proposed work can be caore
cheapiy ocne II Ia q single district than
otherwise.
(. II any minor or Incompetent persons
have any Interest In any lands included
within a drainage district proposed to be
1905 OF Wisconsin, the general guardian or
next of kin Of such minor or Incompetent
person may for and on behalf Of said minor
ton for the organization and establishment
OF such district. IL any minor Or incsue-
p9nanE naEDnz, AnxzAg a. kn3sDa@e D AND4w
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-07-15

charges for his or her support may be adj
mitteo TO said sanarorium after 1t has been
determined by the examining physician and
superintendent of the sanatorium that such
person Is suffering from pulmonary tuber-
culosis, In the incipient or slightly advanced
stage provided, however. that before such
person shall be admitted TO the sanatorium,
he or she shall file a statement with the
judge OF the probate court OF the county
within which he or she resides, setting
forth the fact that he or abe is unable to
pay the regular charges.
ro5or SAP az Judge upon presentation Of the
that said person is afflicted with pulmonary
tuberculosis in the incipient or slightly
advanced stage and statement from the
superintendent OF the sanatorium, that In
his opinion the applicant is eligible and
that he or she can be received, shall make
an investigation, and IL he finds that said
applicant or his legal representatives are
approve in writing the application of such
person, provided that such Judge may In his
man Of the county board thereto. ana In all
cases the said judge shall notify the chair
man of the county board of his action In
such matters. Said judge shall Immediately
forward to the superintendent of the sana-
torium q certificate In writing that said
patient is unable to pay said charges and
that he or she Is a resident of the county
in which such application has been so APP
proved.
has been so certified shall be charged with
the maintenance of such patient at the rate
of five dollars $500 per week during the
time that he or she remains In said instt-
tuition as an inmate, Such charges shall be
collected in the manner provided by section
561e OF the statutes. Any person
who may be unable to pay the full charge
for maintenance may be received upon pay
ing the amount charged for county patients
II the state board of control after investiga-
ton, shall first have found that the patient
has truly represented circumstances and is
really unable to pay more than the amount
charged Tor county patients.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and affair it, passage and
publication.
Approved June Is. 1909.