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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

Everybody will be glad to know that Hon. E. A. Packard, of Doug. las. is to remain on the territorial fair commission. Mir. Packard has served or the commission since the fair was established and nos other n.eml CT has dore more for the sue cess Of the sair. though all the com missioners havo done well and work. ed together for success. The new members of the fair commission are men of high sanding. Mir. Helm, of Phoenix, is a director in the Val ley Bank. Of that city Besides be- ing largely interested in orange lauds in the Salt River valley. MT. Wright. of Prescott, is prominent in that city. and has the confidence of a large circle of acquaintances in northern Arizona These gentlemen with Mir. Packard will insure the con. tinued success of the fair. The territory having purchased the fair grounds from the Arizona Fair As scclatiCn it is now hoped that this public institution will be made in future credit to Arizona SIS it has been in the past.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
WILL MAKE GOOD COMMISSIONER.

The Prescott Courier, in com menung on the appointment of Frank Wright as one of the territo, rial fair commissioners, has this to say:
 The appointment of Mir. Frank Wright, of this city. to he a member Of the new territorial fair commis- sion, is a most fortunate one, Pres colt furnishes large percentage of the attendance upon the fair. and to have a member of the commission is gratifying The fair will be Q success and will continue to develop, so long as it hes at it's head men of the type of Mir. Wright"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

Attorney General Clark did not re- ceive a very warm welcome in Wash ington, where he went 10 boost for Governor Kibbey. Mir. Clark had hardly made his mission known when President Taft issned an order di- redting territorial ofHceholders to remain in the territories where they belonged.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

saress au communications to -<E siSeEE DAILY REVIEW,
 EisSes, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
' ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF SOUTHLAND WATER 6 ICE COM,
 PANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. that we. the undersign- ed, A. Y. Smith, F. 4. Tovrea, J. J. Bowen, ". B. Kelly, George Buxton and J. M. Sparks have associated our selves, and do hereby associate our selves for the purpose Of forming 6 corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arzona, and do hereby adopt the following articles of inccr- pOratioR.
 Article [.
 The names of the corpnrztors are
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

The Kibbey organs have said notl- ing about Attorney General Clark go ing to Wash 'ngton in the interest of statehood. but we suppose his princi- pal business in the national capital is to give Ralph Cameron a few point CTS on how to do the trick"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

Secretary of the Interior Ballin- ger exhibits woeful ignorance when he intimates in his manifesto of last week that any of the territorial officials of Arizona have been in Washington working for statehood.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

people of New Mexico did what was right when they refused to petition to be investigated, and the sooner Arizona newspapers get onto this fact the sooner they will widen be- tween the eyes and do their neigh bors as they would have them do also.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

An educational qualification law for the voters of New Mexico would go very far towards removing the causes which are today hinder'ng Ari. zona and that territory from receiv- ing statehood.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
THE PROPOSED TaRIFF SILL.

 TARIFF SILL.
 The tariff bill presented to the lower house of congress by Serena Payne, chairman of the qommlttee 11 ways and means Is meeting with very little general approval, and it is pertain that it will be assailed from many quarters. and that it will be amended many times before it reach ss the statute books.
 Raymond the well known newspa- per corre41ondent, has this to say concerning the measure in a recent article sens Co the Chicago Tribune:
 Looking a5 the new tariff Hll, which was reported from Chairman Payne's committee, it is difficult to escape the opinion that while there certainly is a large measure of re- iuction in duty the plan of opera ton is exceedingly unequal
 Certain things about which there has been a good deal of talk are giyen reduced rates, notably lumber and steel, which enter into the con struction of buildings, but there are abundant si gus that the tariff bill in 5ome important particular, at least, has been dictated by New England and New York and Pennsylvania in- tsrests. as opposed to the point of view ot the welisn farmer and especially of that elusive individual who is called by Representative Bouten. of Chicago the ultimate consumer.
 "It win be bitter disappointment co the working men and to the wo- men of the country to learn that the tariff on cotton and woolen goods is practically untouched. The price on pretty much of everything to be rouad in dry goods stores. at taHors, and even at grocers vnI remain yDurH fEa same
 There is @ reduction in the taE;n pn shoes but t2 offset that hides are placed on ghe free list Lumber is cut so that the duty on ordinary boards is reduced just oue-haIL and steel rails and minor manufactures Of steel and iron are all cut down in sHrh a way thzt there ought to be a reduced price for the consumers
 "The sugar trust is made the vic tm 0s @ reduction in the tariff on refno6 sugar so fractIorally small that the housewife never win discov CT the 6act Some kinds of glass are reduced, while others are In creased. Gloves au win cost moro than they eyer did before, while barley, cabbage. bacon and hams fresh meat. lard. tallow and starcE are treated 10 a reduced tariR
 "Ou the whole. the JariH bill is 6 fair redemption of the pledges made at he Republican convention. but the failure to do what the people de maudsd in regard to cotton g1odz woo-sn goods and refined sugar. .wn make te measure subject to aracE' not only by Democrats but by many EeaL,Ecaua who had hoped 9nf der-g co secure Q reduction in th, reta7 -oe Of the actual nceaseitie' Q, u-s
 70 um Q, observed that .the syncasa given ont by the ways an, maa-s committee is omiuously silen in rerard to the entire cotton sched uIe. The u,arufactures ia New Eng
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

It is quite likely that under the Taft administration a man will need more than Rough Riders commis- sion to get office.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

csEsys 9t $500 will bs paid for c s.1rmstioE leading to tho arrest and ,pzrict.ca e the parties stealing The Es~!sw from subscribers.
 THE RIEBEE DAILY REVIEW.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
Lectures and Sermons

Prof. Thaddeus S. Fritz, superintend-
ent Of the Forward Movement Gncor-
porated). with headquarters in this
city. has just returned from lecture
tour throughout the middle west and
viii open a series of lectures at Golden
Gate aalI in Suffer street. beginning at
o'clock Sunday afternoon. March Il.
The public is invited. The subjects Will
be: The Vital Problems OF the Amer
icsn Nation Health Intelligent
ParenthOod" Industrial Training"
Equality of Man and Woman" Civic
Righteousness,' Revival OF American
Miss Abby AIcEIroy. executive secre-
fsry of the Young WOmens Christian
associations Of California, Arizona and
Nevada viii speak at the Young
Womeus Christian association, 1249
O'Earrel street. this afternoon at 4
o clock. Miss AIcElroy is a well known
spea ker ia the east as well as the west
blusic VIII be furnished by a quartet of
chinese girls from the Presbyterian
Chinese Mission home. All women are
cordially invited to enjoy this service
and TO remain for social half hour
and a cup OF tea.
George Wharton James. a lecturer
sno author, VIII give a free lecture on
ship tonight al O'Clock at Golden
Isate lall. 2I35 Sutter street He will
discuss the life OF Browning, his per-
sOnality and his work.
There viii be no charge for admis-
sion.
This lecture viii be followed by FIVE
Interpretations OF Browning's poems
on i've successive evenings this week
commencing Monday. at 2l44 Sutter
street
A lecture viii be given by Nathan L.
.sreist Of Santa Cruz al Equality hall,
tss Albion avenue, this evening at
o'clock, the subject being The Origin
End Evolution OF Society" Admission
Tree
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
Personal Brevities

o. c. Barber. q New York fnancier.
is staying at the Fairmont.
Mrs. w. F. George of Monterey is a
recent arrival at the Stewart.
Josef Lhevinne the pianist. regis
tered yesterday at the st. Francis.
". G. Stone, mining man of Cold
field, IS staying at the st. Francis.
William ]. Gage, lumberman of
Portland, is staying al the St Francis.
A E. Parker and wife of Eagle Har-
Dor, Wash, are guests at the ST Fran
els.
Mrs. ". F. Walker a society woman
OF Los Angeles. is guest at the st,
Francis.
Miss Freda Cox a society belle of
sacramento, is staying at the St
Francis.
Among the guests at the Stewart is
). IL Guiberson, an oil operation Of
S. B. Hillyer, a Chicago department
store manager, registered yesterday
at the st. Francis.
F. 6. Noyes. Napa lumberman. ar
rived in this city yesterday and is stay
ing at the ST Francis.
+. II Clough of Chico, T. F. Spauld-
ing OF Honolulu and A. Spring of Los
Angeles are staying at the Fairmont.
Admiral w. w. Lyons, stationed at
Mare island, accompanied by Mrs. Ly-
ons, took apartments at the Fairmont
yesterday.
Among the guests at the ST. Fran
els is i. c. Merritt. a Santa Rosa
banker. and Dwight II. Miller, a Sacra-
mento merchant.
C. c. Robertson, a leading business
man of Sacramento. and J. W. S.
kaerth. a merchant of Colusa are
guests at the Stewart
Judge w. w. Morrow. Prof. Henry
Morse Stephens of the University OF
California +. G. Druinm and II. C.
Bennett of the British consulate were
entertained at luncheon at the St
Francis yesterday afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
CHILDREN BATTLE
FOR FATHERS GOLD
Quarrel Which Began at Ceme-
tery Gate TO Be Renewed
in Court March Is
Contest Over Viii of Samuel
Lewis Lavenburg Promises
Bitter Legal Fight

The Quarreling children OF Samuel
Lewis Lavenburg, who began their dis
pute outside the cemetery gates on the
day they attended their fathers fu-
neral, charging one another with with
holding jewelry and other property,
VIII continue their fight in court March
Is. Judge Graham yesterday set that
date Tor the trial of the contest in
sututed by Leon EIeszer Lavenburg.
the only son, who was cut of with
about $500 At the same time the judge
denied the application OF Lavenburg
10 have the court remove Mrs. Sarah
Schwalke his sister, from the position
OF cxecutrix OF the estate, but it was
ordered that Mrs. Schwalke put up q
bond OF 100000
samuel i. Lavenburg was pros
Porous money lender, who died in De-
,sember. 1907. at the age OF SO, leav-
Sng an estate OF between 1000 and
500. 600 The bulk Of his property
he willed 10 his two daughters. Sarah
Schwalke and Jessie Bloom, $1,000 TO
another daughter. Jane Ruben. and
SbeO each TO Cecilia 7. Wertheim. 2
fourth daughter. and Leon z Lsven-
burg. the son.
oAortAH DtLoie MS dtatA 4-SftuO u q.
who was being sued for divorce by
wife whom he had married when &c
gears old, transferred TO his daughter,
Mrs. SchwalSe, a large amount Of prop
ertv so as TO prevent his wife from get
ting her hands on il. He took from
Mrs. Schwalke a promissory note for
SIS coo
Leon L. Lavenburg's petition FOR the
removal Of his sister from the execu-
trixship was on the ground that Mrs.
Schwalke in returning an inventory or
the estate omitted 10 mention this
promissory note and other property.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
WORK PROGRESSING
ON POWER PLANT
Southern Pacific Electric Sta=
ton VIII Generate 10000
Horsepower
Cost of Oakland Improvement
Will Run Far Into the
Millions

Good progress is being made in the
power plant on the Oakland estuary
for the electrizs tion of the suburban n
lines OF The Southern Pacific. The main
station viii have four turbine units OF
approximately 10000 horsepower ca
pacity. The station is designed for oil
fuel. with provision for Conversation to
coal oil firing later worthington sur
face condensing units are connected di-
rectly to each turbine, and are designed
to maintain 2s inches of vacuum. The
tubes in the condensers are not timed.
The circulating pump is a 10, 900 gallon
high speed, centrifugal unit. driven by
steam turbine. Each condenser has
$4,000 square feet OF cooling surface. If
the tubes in these condensers were
placed end TO end they would extend a
distance Of SO miles.
GREAT HEATING SURFACE
There Will be Is boilers with total
heating surface of about los, 900 square
feet. For transmitting to remote
points, transformer house is provided.
where the high tension circuits can be
carried directly to their tower lines
The West Oakland and Berkeley sub
local substation at the power plant and
are fed by duplicate transmission lines.
The cost OF the power station and its
local sub station will be about $1,S0O,-
O00. The cost of each additional sub
station viii be about $2500O0.
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS
The motive power and equipment are
to be distributed in trains consisting
of from to 10 cars. each car seat
ing approximately 100 passengers and
measuring 73 feet long over all. There
viii be 81 motor cars, each having
capacity of 500 horsepower, and 5S trail
cars. The multiple unit system Of con-
troll viii be used.i) The cost of equip
ment complete viii be s1.86s,000.
Inspection and general repair shops
for the running and maintenance re-
pairs Of the equipment will be located
at Alameda point. These shops will
have a steel frame on concrete founda-
tions, the upper structure having brick
veneer walls and a saw tooth roof This
building viii be 4eO feet long and 200
feet wide. The total cost OF the shop
completely equipped for handling zoo
electric cars viii be S35O,0OO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
ALLEGED PASS.

ALLEGED PASsERs OF FICTITIOUS
sEEcKs IN coURr-Frank Ingigneri ce-
nent contractor. was arraigned in court yester-
lay on TWO charges Of passing fictitious checks
The cases were continued. Edwin NJ. Burgoyne
3 cigar deslcr out OF business. was arrested yes
erday on 4 charge Of passing a fictitious check
april 3 1908. J. J. Rider held for trial be-
,ore the superior court yesterday on a charge OF
lHssing fictitious check for SIS Nay D. 1908
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

CHILD MURDERER IN coURT-Demetr5
rneschenko. charged with killing Dorothy Nsla-
Eanof while she her way to school Feb
mary T. appeared IN Police Judge Csoplanss
'ourt yesterday. continuance was ordered till
.oruorroT. when tbe case viii be set for hearing
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
SUPERVISOR
BROUGHT INTO COURT
Michael W. Coffey to Face Two
More CHARGES q

Michael w. Coffey. the boodling SUI
pervisor was brought in from the
county Jail yesterday TO answer the
two charges of receiving bribes upon
which he has not yet been tried. Upon
the application of his attorney, Frank
lin p. Bell, q continuance of one week
was granted.
Judge Cabaniss signed an order per-
hitting Coffey to go to his home before
returning to the jail. The convicted
man spent the greater part of the day
with his family.
]. j. West, the lawyer charged with
having attempted to. bribe a juror. to
vote not guilty in the Ruef trial, was
to have pleaded to the charge yester-
day. His application for two weeks
continuance was granted, however,
Assistant District Attorney Hanley
raising no objection.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
pHELps w1nnw n1Es pu.,ia-.

PHELPS WIDOW DIES Burlington Vt,
March 6.--MrE. Mary Phelps Haight. widow of
Edward Phelps, minister to Great Britain during
the first Cleveland administration and for many
years professor OF International law at Yale uni
versity, died today. aged s5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

Al Bledsoe. attorney at law. Offices.
fo1-902 Metropolis Bank building. San
Francisco. Speciality. real estate law.
Written opinions sent by mail
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
Change of Sailing

Steamer Queen, advertised to leave
for Seattle March I. will not leave until
NJ arch s, at S a. m
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
EMBEzzLEMEN,

ACCUSED OF EMBEzZLEMENT - Charles
Blaisdell was booked at the city prison yesterday
on a charge OF felony embezzlement complaint
of Fred Boeckmann Of the firm of f. A. Fargo
company, Commercial and Davis streets. Blsis
dell was a salesman for the company, and ii is
alleged that he embezzled $50. 0S.
ACCUSED OF VIOLATING MILK LAw-War
rants were issued yesterday for the arrest of z
Brumbsugh. c. Boiling and the Forester & Iau
sten company proprietors Of restaurants, fol
selling watered milk.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23
A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.

The Bryan Morning Eagle says
there is a supicion in the minds OF
many that submission was defeated
in the legislature by corrupt means.
and then makes a general denial aud
gives an extensive explanation as 10
reasons for defeat II has never been
any mystery To the Herald why the
measure was defeated. As we under.
stand II the measure lost because a
minority would not apply the demo
cratic rule to the procedure aud let
the people have what they had de-
manded In state convention and In
the primary. That Is about all thc.c
Is TO H. Yet these same fellows who
composed the minority and denied
the people In the majority their rights
will go before the voters In another
campaign and talk about party loyalty
and the democratic principle of yield.
INK to the majority The Eagle need
not fear but what the people OF the
state thoroughly understand the sit.
uation Palestine Herald.
The Eagle made no denial. either
general or particular but simply pro.
tested against basing general charge
of corruption on nothing but suspic-
ion. Il seems that the Herald is a
great stickler for party loyalty only
when loyalty II IN with It's own pre-
objections Last year Il opposed Sen
ator Bailey. Notwithstanding he had
been nominated In the primary and
the nomination ratified by the state
convention. u claimed then. just as
the Observation-Disclosures claim now.
that because Of Irregularities the act
ion OF the primary aud OF the state
convention was not binding In other
words Il claimed and exercised for
itself the right Of private judgment
which II denies 90 others now
Tho EAGLE believes with Cone John
son that each representative is re-
sponsiblc alone To his constituents
and that IL they are satisfied with his
action nobody else has right TO com
plain.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23

OF course preacher or lecturer
has a right 10 say "kyind" and "gyard'
and "eyether." but II sayors OF AZ.
fecttaion and distracts the attention OF
the nearer from the subject An un-
successful effort to popularize these
and other peculiarities OF pronuncia.
ton to revive the old Anglosaxon
breaking Of vowel sounds which was
common In England thousand years
ago, and has been preserved in some
localities where the people have little
intercourse with the outside world.
and Il stIll prevails 10 large extent
among the 'moonshlncrs" OF Tonnes
see and North Carolina
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23
BANQUET for Mr.. Farley.

MIR. A. A. Farley. Baltimorean,
whose home is in Bryan. Texas. was
given reception and banquet last
night at the hotel Murray. on LON.
bard strteet. near Charles street by
a few OF his friends. Mr. Farley
spends most OF his time travelling in
the Southwest and only comes to his
former home twice a year. This time
his friends decided to give him =
pleasant surprise In the way Of a
Homecoming reception. The banquet
was looked after by Mr.. J. +. Tyson.
manager OF the hotd-Baltimore
American
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23
SHOT HIS WIFE.
Former Bryan Man Attempted Life
OF His Wife at Austin.


Austin. Texas. March 90. Mrs
James a. Groves. formerly OF For
Worth. was shot three times and dan
gerously wounded as she lay on hel
sick bed in an East Fifth street room
ing house this evening Her husband
Is In Jail charged with the shooting
I He Is a barber aud came here several
months ago from Fort Worth.
The shooting followed an inefiect
ual attempt by Graves TO reconcile his
wife and induce her TO live with him
again She refused and relatives IN
terfered. Groves promising not TO
press matters further. lie returned
shortly and found the woman alone,
and the shooting followed. Groves
took refuge In nearby house and
was soon arrested. The woman S
brother. ID. b. Doyle. was near when
the shooting took place and was with
difficulty restrained from doing
Groves bodily harm.
Mrs. Groves was formerly Miss
Ellen Doyle Of Fort Worth. where
her husband formerly lived, they be-
ing married there. Following the
separation four months ago she came
10 Austin to live with relatives, Groy.
es securing work In local shop. Mrs.
Groves had been sick in bed for a
month. which renders her wounds
mere serious. Groves refused to
make ans statement and was locked
up.
Mrs. Groves wounds ave not be
lieyed to be fatal. They include one
bullet In the left breast, another 10
the left arm. third glancing of her
skull.
Mr. and Mrs. Groves formerly re-
sided in this city. he being employed
in the Winter barber shop that was
burned In the Hanway FIRE. Mrs.
Groves was raised in Grimes county
and Is well known here. She visited
In this city some three weeks ago,
but her husband was not with her
AZ the time. She told her friends here
that she was going TO Sour Lake and
open a millinery .parlor. The next
heard from her was the tragedy OF
Saturday.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23

4 Chicago teacher has been arrtf'
ted for sending Objectionable letters
through the mails In some Of which
she asserted that Pontius Plate rs
reincarnate In Theodore Roosevelt,
that King David OF Israel has lived
thousand times In the flesh. his
name at present being John d. Rookie
fellar and that william j. Bryan Is
Identical with Ezra the Scribe who
reestablished Judaism after the Bah
ylonian captivity and with Andrew
Jackson
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23

The Eagle does not believe that the
legislature or the city council ought
20 Snact curfew law, but II does
believe that the parents OF every
household In which there are boys
on girls should enact such law and
enforce Il to the letter. Parents have
no right to shirk the duties which
God has made incumbent on them
or to ask the state To assume such
duties
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23
Posted.

Notice is hereby given that all my
lands. and lands leased by me. are
posted according to law and all tres
passers will be prosecuted to the full
extent Of the law.
% 90 JNo. Z. ASTIN.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23

Governor Campbeil's admission
that he would have vetoed he bill
providing for AN investigation oi the
penitentiaries II Mr. Kennedy had had
the appointment Of the houss ncm.
bers Of the investigating committee
viii make bad impression unless
the Investigation is such as 10 satis.
iy the people that II is no, white
wash.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23

There Is plenty Of time for the peo
pie to think over the issues involved
In the campaign OF 1910 before m,
election and there II therefore the
more hope that they will not allow
themselves TO be- either bullied OF
oaJoled into doing what their sober
judgment does not approve.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23
Poultry Market.

Eggs, 10
Hens. $500. $3.50 and $500
Friers. $3.50. s275 and 5000
Broilers. $500 to $3.50
Geese $3.50 to sl.o0. unplucked
Ducks. $500 TO $3.50
Guinoas. $500 to $3.50
BOOSTERS or old Democrats. $3.50 TO
$500
Demand Is excellent for al kinds
OF poultry. Egg marke, dull and on
the decline.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-23

The girls Of Wells college. i75 In
number have resolved to quit kissing
each other for sanitary reasons. II
all college girls everywhere would
adopt this reform II would be- hailed
with JOY by the young men who have
always sighed to see so much sweet.
ness wasted