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Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
FOR BOILED DINNER
&JcH DEPENDS UPON THE PROP.
 ER COOKING.
Fi1esl Quality of Meat Can Be Spoiled bJ ImSro2er Haneling-How .s Prepare a Good Pickle
 st Honse.

\
 While much depends upon tns 6-al
 fy Of the corred beef. even more de | bends upon it's proper cooking. Mos: persons think that anyone can cook a New England boiled dinner. but there was never 2 greater mistake. Even with high priced cuts rapid cooking Will tcushen or reduce it to a mass of
 strings. The brisket or loose flesh be
 loR the neck is in great demand for
 an economical family dinner. Ii Is
 Juicy and with the proper proportion
 of fat mixed with the lean.
 The rump is good for slicing cold. if
 one does not care for any fat. says
 Emma Paddock Telford in the New
 York Evening Telegram. The plate and navel are cheap and good for corning. though rather fat. If you do not care to corn your meat at home os most English housewives do. it is good plan to select the cut you like and ask the butcher to corn 1t for you Leave the meat in this process for two or three days. no longer.
 A good pickle that you can make at home calls for three pounds rock salt, a quarter pound of brown sugar and 8 half ounce of saltpeter. with water enough to make six quarts. Boil and skim. Drop in raw potato and if the brine is strong enough 1t will float. Make the day before using, so that it will be absolutely cold, when the meat goes in. Keep in a stone jar with cover, having a plate with stone on top of the meat to keep it under the brine
 When ready to cook wash the meat in two or three waters, scrape. put in a pot and cover with cold water. Al low 20 minutes to each pound and turn the meat two or three tl=-5 while cooking.
 After the meat has come to a boil ard has been skinned push back on the fro where 1t will simmer. If you are going to use the meat cold let it cccl in the liquor in which it has been cooked. Otherwise save the liquor ard put the meat left oyer from dinner in tbc pot liquor. leaving in over night.
 The vegetables that go with a boiled dinner are cabbage, beets. potatoes and If desired carrots or turnips Each should be cooked separately. but with some of the pot liquor to season. Cab bage Is often cooked with the meat. putting it in (quar'ered and cored3 about an hour before the dinner Is served. Beets in the summer take but 20 minutes or half an hour, but winter beets need as long or longer cooking than the meat. When serving arrange the meat in the center of A large platter. then put the vegetables ID groups aror the meal.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

ce.ved the great enterprises and brought them to the attention of the
 financial world? What if he did ov. erreach and went do~n in financial crash, were his conceptions any the less those of gcnius.
 Perhaps it Is a little too early in the development of these enterprises to cail anyone genius. but the point we want to make Is that genius is not always accompanied by success. The history of the world shows that genius often meets with failure. Espe- cially Is this the case with pioneers in a new country like Bill Greene was in Chihuhahua. It was he who broke
 the ice.' so to speak. Let every success go with pr. Pearson and let ns all get in and help him to make it but Bn Greene was the pioneer and good win come out of his work if he did fail. Our belief is that in the estimate of human success the balance sheet principle is not bad one. There is much of good comes out of brave failure and the credit side of the account is so pleasant to, look at If we only will"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
Beet Sugar Indus,rx erouinn.

Beet sugar is rapidly growing in- oustry in this country, IT, spite Cf the fact that we have acquired a number of tropical islands, wtc.c cane sugar is the principal proiut, In 1897 the United States produccd about s4. .o00.- 00o pounds of beet and 644, 4,0OO. .0O) pounds Of cane sugl Five years later, in 1902, the best sugar produc. tisn was 369.000,O0O pounds. against 72e,0O0,000 pounds of cane sugar: in 1907 the beet sugar production was Sb1.00e .00e pounds, against 544 900 00a pounds of cane sugar, the beet sugar production of 1907 D ing greater than that of cane sugar in any year in inc history of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
\ Camera Ia the stom,eh.

Perhaps the most remarkable of the recent inventions in the medical line Is an apparatus by means of which the stomach may be photographed from within. It is the discovery of n Munich doctor. and is thus described in action; The camera is actually swallowed by the patient. and when It reaches it's destination the interior or the stomach is illuminated by small electric lamp attached to the ap- paratus. At the bottom of the cam. era Is wound on photographic film 20 inches long and a quarter of an inch wide. The physician pulls a cord which runs the film past the lens. the electric lamp is turned on, and the impressions made on the sensitive film. The procedure Is repeated until the requisite number of pictures have been taken"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

Now that the gqbernatorial contest has been settled to the satisfaction of Arizona, let us all join hands in a determined effort to secure the pass age of the statehood bn next winter. Arizona is qualified for statehood and a large. majority of both houses of congress are in favor of admitting the territory. A few enemies cannot longer prevent justice being granted to our people. if they will use their energies in a determined and persist ent effort.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
spp,es for Adver,jsino

The Commercial club of North Yakima has decided on the plans for an active 1909 campaign for publicity. The governing board has issued an of. ficial call for six carloads of red ap- pies to be sent out on a mission of ad. yertisiRg. The fruits are to be shipped to New York city. Chicago. Philadel- phia. Washington. Boston and other large market centers and displayed in various ways, fin order to show the possibilities of the country and open new markets for the fruits. Growers are to receive s2.50 box for alf ap- pies accepted. IL Is estimated that the cars will contain e39 boxes each, and the first cost of getting the ex- hihit iR shape for inspection will ap pnoximate s1o00a.-SeattIe Post Intel iircncer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
As to Cats

The cat is the most active of all anl- mals As an acrobat fl has no equal. l know that every friend of the col umn likes to read about animals; therefore l venture once in awhile to say something about cats and dogs Every now and then I receive letters from people who insist upon more cat and dog stories" Last night fina specimen of q man called on me. After some refreshmeht. and as he was about to depart, l asked if hs was married. Sure he replied: many years." Got any chiidrenE' No. we had two and lost both; all we have iR the house now is a cat and a canary bird. They in a measure keep my wife from being lonesome when I'm down town at business."-- New York Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
TO DEVELOP THE
 PRoTEcToRo MINE

DOUGLAS. Arizona, April 7.- Toe Protectoro nine. which is au adjofn ng property to the famous El Tigre property in Sonora. is now slat. ed for thorough development by its present owners. This property has been owned jointly for several years by Dick Brown and F. c. Eason. On the plan of development work MT. Brown and his partner could not agree and the property on that ac- count has not been worked Recent. ly MT. Eastman sold his interest in the Protectoro to the Fortuna Min ing company and the property is now owned equally by this company and Mir. Brown.
 Mir. Brown returned to the city yes terday from 6 visit to the property and sa d that arrangements had been made for the expenditure of fifteen thousand dollars in the deveIopment of the Protectoro, or so much of tha, amount as would be necessary to uu, the property in the producing class on paying basis.
 The work on the property now cor sists Of one sSaft which has beer sunk forty feet. At the bottom or this shaft ac average assay shows a value Of 35 ounces of silver ore. Two tunnels have been started and one is now in sixty feet and the other forty feet and both are proceeding in ore though the values are not so high as that encountered in the shaft, but in the tunnels the value s more than one hundred ounces in silver.
 The Protectoro is an extension of the Fl Tigre mine and the ore Is iden- ucal in character to that from the famous rich property. The develop ment of this property is expected to result in another important produc- ing mine which will add to the trade of Douglas.
 Speak ng of the Fl TigFe mire. MT. Brown said that it was proceeding steadily in the production of ore. The mine is in position to yield many times the quantity of ore now being mined.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

Dr. Robert J. Burdette says that drunkenness is the only vice that tells man the truth the first time, it meets him. In spite of its engaging frank ness. it is gay deceiver. By the way the question of temperance reform narrows itself down to this: Is in- toxicating liquor responsible for drunkenness. We apologize for put. ting the matter so baldly and so seemingly foolishly, but oftimes in rude folly there is wisdom.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
American Women Adsptable.

It is said that an American woman hardly passes her first season in Lon don urtil she can talk of the turf and politics. two subjects of which she Is comparatively ignorant in the United States. This is due to her adapta- bility. for. finding herself with those to whom they are interesting subjects, she naturally seeks to become prof. cicnt fin knowledge. That Is one req son of her success with Englishnen, who realize that she is not SO deeply convinced of her own opinion upon tho ordinary subjects of life that she Is not willing to accept their view
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
Special to Review.)

WASHINGTON, April 7.--The fol- lowing postonices in Arizona and New Mexico become domestic foney order offices on April 1st;
 Arizona-Franklin. Pinto. Pool. Puntemmey, Twin Buftes. Winkle- man. Yucca
 New Mexico-Baldy, Berine. Blue. water. Chalon, Chimayo, Colonies, Ccrdova. Cuchille. Zelphos. Enemo, Gila, Heaton. Hollene. Honds. Lyden. Nobe. Orchard Park. Pena Blanca. Pima. Polvadera. Quemadc. Revuelto. Roosevelt, Ruta Tolpa, Trampas, Tiementina, Tuchas, Valdez.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
rr.in nols,,n la nrsnon

Conductor Poles on the Salt Lsie ( Ogden railroad. near DeIena. Ore. no Gced g person trying to flag his train one. day recently: when the train came 10 a standstill he found. not a hlghwayman, but his wife. who rode from Mayger. three miles. to get him 10 come home and kill a skunk which she had shat np in the chicken coop. Mark knocked or and dispatched the intruder Mayger Letter to Clats -au.s Chief
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION

In the Probate Court of the County of coehise, Territory of Arizona, In the Matter of the Estate of Waiter
 Dykeman, Deceased:
 Notice is hereby given that William H. Brophy has filed in this court his petition, praying for letters of ad- ministration of the estate of the above named decedent, and that the same will be heard on Monday, the 18th day of April. A. D. 1909. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said court, in Tombstone, County of Cochise. Territory of Ari- zona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, If any they have. why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated March 30th, 1909.
 J. E. JAMES, Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
One Yesr,s Sock Trans.e,ion.

The record complied by the Journal of Commerce shows that fin the year now closed there were issued by varl ous corporations of new bonds, notes and stocks, 10 the nominal value of 1,4i9 million dollars; this is an in crease, compared with 1907, of near,y S26000.O00 New securities authorized thOugh only partially distributed. amounted to 2,1s9 millions, or eighty seven and one-dfth niliisns more thaa in tho, previous year.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
Mrs. scass Converse,

Yes continued Mrs. Buncaea Scads. ~since we become well Of Scsds is tn most finicky man ever. He has one O them new-faagled he man doors to keep his cigars in, and tn other day he bought 8 clock with one O them autocratie denunicaiors that calls tn hour; to say nothIst' about having th' walls O his den doue over in dunlap and tn floor covered with administer rugs"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
The Waltz in London.

The iancers. qusdrille. polka asi mazurka, once popular dances. have now almost disappeared from the bal programs Of fashionable London. The American twostep to some extent has taken the place of the polka. but ths dance most in favor Is the waits.. which. according to an Itahan expert. the English people seem to dance iks persons in a dream.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
APPRECIATE GREENE sxs MEXICO.

The following article taken from Eae Chihuahua Enterprise will be Laezsing to the many friends of Col. W- C. Greene in Arizona. It tells of sDod will for a man who has inaug- srsted some of the greatest enter prises in the republic of Mexico dur Ing the last decide:
 The stupendous railroad and Iuul- Der enterprise being planned in this stzse by Dr. F. s. Pearson and his Canadian and English associates. as shown in the Enterprise of last week and this would seem to show that Col wm. c. Greene was not so far 'sr in his conceptions and plans. It appears from the reports of Dr. Pear son's plans that he purposes carrying -a9t what Bill Greene failed in doing.
 But Bill Greene failed. Aye, there ss the rub. and we suppose most peo. rIe will only see that side of 1t. Pear sDn will succeed, no doubt (and every sze wishes him all success), he will oe the great man and Bill Greene will s,e forgotten. And Pearson will be = great man and we would be the East to detract one iota from the credit due him. But how about the sSousar who, though be failed. con
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
ALLEGED BURGLAR
 IS UNDER ARREST

'. A. Reynolds. was arrested yes lerday morning at Ton Luis by Dep uty Sheriff Fs-aaR bauer of Lowell. Beyn0lds Is chargsf with entering and huIg Igiarizing several rooms of the Mason house at I.Jrvl rio is in jail having been uaaole Q secure ss50 bon4 A hearing In tiIp ease will take place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in Justice Murphy's court.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
The revolt is growing in congress

The revolt is growing in congress against the rule ot half dozen lead CTS. This revolt should continue to grow. Joe Cannon. Serene Payne, Dalzell and others have ruled the lower house of congress long enough. It Is time that the elected representa- hyes of the people were taking part in the consideration of legislation in that body.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
DOG CAUSES DEATH OF
 ADMIRAL DEWEYS COUSIN
BIRMINGHAM. AlaN Aprir

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April 7.- Mrs. Hattie Dewey Smith d'ed here today from injur es sustained several days ago in an unusual manner. A smcal dog ran through a gate at Mrs. Smith. She was badly tighten ed and stumbled from the curb. fall ing heavily. She was a cousin of Admiral Dewey.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

By requiring the seller to give the purchaser al the food he buys in net weight says John KjeIlander, city sealer. other states have increased JlIe value of money in buying food From 15 to 9 per cent. and with the right sort of an act 1t can also be done in Chicago"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
WOMEN WOULD ABoLfSH
 CHRISTMAS TREE

SAN ANTONIO. Anril 7-Con elud 'ng tha'r annull meetl1g t7e direct to-ate of the general federation con ference ct wome3's clubs. rel resent ing 100000 club women, today adopt ed resolutions declaring against bill. boards advertising and against the Chr.stmas tree, inasmuch as ''it threatens to annihi.ate the forests of cedar trees"
 The delegates will leave tomorrow on a tour of Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

The statesman who managed to get the women of America really interest ed in the tariff deserves the thanks of the nation. Tariff reformers are now certain of the support of a pow erful, though voiceless army of allies
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

The Filipinos are. taking an active part in the tariff debate. When we marvel at the "smartness' of these wards of Uncle Sam, we should not forget they are closely related to the Japanese.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

Los, Angeles women are eagerly signing the protest against the in- crease in the tariff on hosiery. They say the Payne bill gives them one. Subtle joke.)
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

When Los Angeles becomes Greater Los Angeles it will be well on the way toward becoming the greatest city Of the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
MR- TAFf
 AND EXERCISE

Physicians and solieitous friends are carefully looking after the health sf President Taft. Exercise Is the z1e thing which the wise medicine
 zen prescribe They want the presi- scvt to give more time to exercise ahzn he has been doing since his h. zzggration. No one will question 1Asir wisdom. man of the presi- sent's avoirdupois and the lifetime sabits Of professional man, held down by duties to the state, especially at the age when accretions to the body are naturally expected. needs exercise and lots of it. Horseback riding has Seen prescribed for the president, and Afs large horse. appropriately named 'Surette," is now as much a member ssf the official household as the sec setary of state
 NIT. Tafts physicians have said that ae must not receive visitors in the afternoon, but being big. fat and jolly, hs has daily broken the rule. It is said that be shakes more hands with more people. tells more stories and accomplishes less fla day than his eminent predecessor. Tine will tell, anc the answer, it is to be hoped. will be that hand-shaking and story telling, the touching of cl- bows with his fellow citizens, have [ done as much for the country as the z0erciless and famboyant use of the Big stick.
 We are quite sure that handshaking as not only heaithful. but commenda. bie and has done much to advance the worlds progress, while funny stories have never harmed anyone. i Taft is genial and neighborly and we Ike a good neishbor in the White i House. The American people will not i he satisfied with nothing short of Sfszt The "big stick wrIl soon be knocking the daylight of civilization Into the jungles of Africa. Success f0 f. Tn the meantime We have SUrette" and wise medical men at | Washington. a hearty, handshaking. story telling iuIist in the White House sod the optimist club abjuring us to zbserve the doughnut
 To shich We add: Dunn vivimus, | <Tvsmus.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

International court at The Hague has already saved mankind several wars. It is the highest and most useful tribunal on earth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

Old Indian fighters are forming an organization. They will probably be known as the Great Unscalped.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
STAG CANON FUEL COMPANY Dawson Coat and Coke.

UneseelIed for Domestic Purposes
 Ask Your Dealer ForIt. General Sales Office E. p. 6 s. W. Building, Fl Psso, Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08

Of all sad words of tongue or typo, the saddest of these. Put out your pipe"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-08
oLD PAPERS FOR SALE

Old papers. in bundles of 100, for sale cheap at Review office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-30

ing and all the better known and
more conspicuous private buildings,
as we'll as all the municipal buildings,
will be made the objects of special
display Hidden searchlights will
play on the white marble until they
stand out against the night glowing
an luminous as If from within,
through transparent walls.
The four steel spans across the
East River between New York and
Brooklyn-the Queensborough, the
Williamsburg, the uncompleted Man.
haitian and the Brooklyn bridges
will all be outlined from end to end.
The route of the parades will be Dor
dered on both curbs with festoons of
incandescent globes, and the Wash
ington arch and the reviewing stands
will punctuate the long lines with a
contrasting arrangement of colored
floral designs. In the huge bronze
urn topping the marble shaft of the
Martyrs Monument at Fort Greene,
in Brooklyn, designed by Stanford
White, will burn a continuous fire of
faggots, as was the original intent of
the architect, never before realized.
And on the closing night of the
celebration, beacon fires will fame
from every headland all the length of
the path that Henry Hudson travelled
from Manhattan Island to Albany 300
years ago.
Educational emphasis will be laid
on all the more spectacular features
of the celebration by arranging that
wherever possible the 100000 school
children of Greater New York shall
have a part in them, and it has been
the design of the promoters through
out to arrange their displays in such
wise that they may be seen by the
largest number of persons.
! Great care has been taken to see
to the comfort and safety of out-of.
town visitors The city will be clean.
ed of old offenders; out-oftown
crooks will be looked for with an es
pecially sharp eye, not only by local
detectives, but by details sent here
from other cities; field hospitals and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-30

ambulance stations have been placed
where they can be most promptly Of
service in calls of emergency, and,
finally the information bureau of the
commission i'm its offices at the rrib-
une building, win give out a list Of
reputable hotels and boarding houses
which are not so likely to be over
crowded as those better known.
On Friday October ], will be a
junction of the upstate and New
York City divisions of the celebration,
when the lesser of the ships of war
will escort the Clermont and the
Half Moon to Newburgh, where they
will be turned from Albany. During
the following week, beginning Octo-
Der 3, there will be dedicatory, his
toric and spectacular exercises at
various points between New Yort
and Cohoes.
A synopsis Of the program follws:
Saturday, Sept. 26.-Naval rendez-
vous, naval parade, official reception
of Half Moon and Clermont, evening
naval parade, Examinations.
Sunday, Sept. 2S.--Roligious ob5er-
vances.
Monday, Sept 27.-Beginning OF
airship flights opening of auxiliary
exhibits, dedicatory and musical ex-
ercises, official reception to foreign
delegates.
Tuesday, Sept. 2S.-Historical
pageant and parade of fifty street
floats.
Wednesday,, Sept 29.-Commemor-
alive and educational exercises, aqua
tic sports.
Thursday, Sept. 9O.-Military par
ade, aquatic sports.
Friday, Oct. Naval parade to
Newburgh.
Saturday, Oct. 2.-Childrens festi-
walls, farewell to the Clermont and
Half Moon, which go up stream and
do not return.
Monday, Oct 4.--Beginning of up
state celebration