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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04

not be shown that the hoisting en- gineers and furnaceIaen were engaged in hazardous employment. His first bill was amendatory of the general eight hour. law and 1t was his desire to in no manner endanger the eight hour law now standing which 1t was possible to do by making his proposed law an amendment to it He there fore presented separate law which could be tested without in any wny endangering the present law
 During the short session of the house Sutter introduced two bills. One provides for the arrest and pros ecution of persons circulating mis- statements and otherwise slanderins banks and money repositories. and a second requires banks to maintain fifteen per cent of tbeir gross depos- its on deposit in their own or other banks Bailey introduced a bill to abolish the use of ignettes on gen. eral election ballots. Woolf offered a bill creating q commission to collect a mining exhibit and take the same to the Alaska-Pacific exposition and pro- vide for the expense of the same It is known that MT. Goodwin of Tempe has for some time past been prepar- ing such an exhibit but there is no fund from which money can be paid by the territorial board of control for the expense of transporting the pre- pared exhibit to the exposition.
 Referring to the bin ne introduced
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04

or was thought no more of than for the judge to line up with the liti- gants in his court The recommenda- tions made to the court concerning the convivial night Of Heney. Bud
 Mclean and other jurors from Mo renei were found to have been exag. gerated and no doubt Judge Kibbey became convinced that he had been rather severe on tie offenders and obliterated the proceedings involy- ing the fine of the attorneys and jur- ors. This paper has not approved of many acts of Governor Kibbey since
 he took the executive office in this territory. but his action in the court incident at Florence was one which should have been approved by all. though perhaps he did not adopt the best means of getting away with the court record. Such charges against Kibbey are aimsy and while we owe nothing to Klbbey, politically. still wo are free to say that charges of such a Eimsy nature are calculated to do the territory as much harm as Kibbey.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
GUTTER IS MAKING GOOD.

MT sutter of coehise county under stands the necessities Of the state. This is evidenced by his bill placing the clerk of the district courts on a salary basis and putting the fees Of the clerks into the county treasury. This law has been reeded for many years. In fact. the district clerks have grown rich out of the system as it stands. In Marlcopa county. it is said, the district clerk got about Sf4- 00o out of one ease-the prior right case. Such graft as this ought to be stopped. It Is an outrage on good gov ernment. Of course the clerk is not to be consured-it is all in the system Mir. Sutter ought to have been in the legislature ten years ago. lie would have saved the people some taxes Phoenix Democrat.
 Chairman Hamilton of the commit tee cn territories in the house of rep nesentatives in letter to the editor of the Dispatch is mere cautious and guarded in his predictions and prom ises regarding statehood during the present session or congress than was the Dispatch during the campaign last fall. The Dispatch frequently de- clared that the election of Ralph Cam eron was all that was necessary to insure the passage of the Arizona statehood bill before the fourth day of next month. when the present con gross comes to an end. Mir. HiIniltcn might have went further in his letter to the Dispatch Gpd said that She only opposition % Ge Arizona state hood bill n Washington was fouai among republican senators. who may. hap. have not yet learned of the cleo ton of Ralph Cameron.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
THE RANGER
FORCE.

FORCE.
 For one the Star is much opposed to the killing of of the ranger force by the legislature. In their retention there ere no politics. as men of all shades of political opinions are em- ployed on the force. Fitness for che position is alone he requirement ex- acted and however much the present democratic legislature hopes to tr:m the sails o: the republican administra- tion they will fall far short of the'r intentions when they abolish the rang CT force. These men are peace guar dians. They are Na and dressed for business at sII times. There is no waiting fer rewards to be offered. TO slow process Of hunting up extra and too often unreli1hie deputies to send to distan. points. No slow mogjng office rlachinery to be put in rerair while tho offend.-r irakes good his es cape. as is too Of.en the case. even with the most a,'tive and energetic of sherifs at the head of the office. These men sleep on their saddles ard are up and or al a moments not;ce. and further. their very presence m the country has q most salutatory and depressing effect on the spirits of the criminal element. many of whom are restrained from evil only by the fear of retributive justice which is ever present. in the ubiquito1 granger. Of course. nothing that the Star can say or do win have any effect on Iegisla- tive action on the measure, but we want if known that serious mistake Is being made in abolishing the rang CT force. True. Pima county has 10 rse for it. It has an efficient, actiss and aggressive sberir with a compe- tent of1ice force. but at the same time t must be borne in mind that Pima county is mncn' less exposed to law.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
REVENGE LEGIsLATion.

Some of the republican newspaperc are taunting the democrats with the assertion that some of the laws pro posed in Phoenix by the democratic majority are actuated by a spirit oi revenge without pointing out any ob- jections to the proposed measures
 Because the democratic majority proposes to abolish the useless office of territorial examiner and thus save the expense of it's maintenance-itg revenge Because some of the dem ocrats proposed to abolish the terri torial ranger force. (which we think would be a serious n'istake) although this measure has been favored in ev- cry legislature since the force was created by both democratic and rerub- lican members-its revenge.
 Because the democrats propose to make the governor shoulder all the re sponsibiiity of the board of control by making one of the qualifications of the citizen member that he shall be of the same politics as the governor its revenge.
 Because the democrats propose to re duce the princely income Of the sccrc- tary Of the territory by putting the in suranCe business of that office into the territorial auditors ana having the fees collected from insurance compan- ise turned into the tcrTitoriay treasury amounting to some S50o0 annually It's revenge.
 Because the democrats propose to put district clerks eH salary and compel them to turn all fees into the several county treaslries. preventing clerks from pocketing as high as s14O0o for one years work-its re- yenge.
 The democrats in the legislature need not give any heed to the walls of the republicans CT their cry of anguish at the economical measures now under consideration. The people want expenses cut wherever economy can be inaugurated without injuring the public service.
 The republican rlaIigner who is sending falsehood from Phoenix to several of the territorial republican papers is not running Arizona and 1t Is not probable tha- he ever will
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
ALTHOUGH INSANE,
 HAS RIGHTS LEFT

Washington, Feb. 3-A novel de rision was rendered today by Judge Anderson, everything the motion to c0uash Q petition for habeas corpus. filed by Major Frank B. Andrews, U $. A. retired, to secure his release from government hospital for the in- sane here.
 Judge Anderson declared a man did not relinquish all rights to his body and soul when he entered the army and that he had right to habeas corpus even though admittedly insane when confined in an asylum.
 Judge Anderson's decision relieves officers of the army from being depen- dent when confined in an asylum upon the will of two men. the secretary oi war and the superintendent of the in- sane asylum
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
CHARGES AGAINST
Kf65EY.

KIe5EY.
 If tsere are To other charges against Governor l1bbey than those involving the court incident at Flor ence some fifteen or twenty years ago when Prank Heney. the attorney. and Bud" Mclean and one or two other jurors from Morenci were fined by Kibbey. who then occupied the bench. then there has been nothing filed against Kibbey that is worthy of a moments notice from the terri- toriaI committee fin the United States senate. In those days 1t was the GUS tom for court, lawyers, jurors and wit nesses to join in the social glass dur ing the recess of fEe court For a lawyer to drink at be bar with a jur-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04

Save the Arizona Republican: "The statehood bin introduced on Saturday
 fixes the location O. the capita! in each of the proposed new states un- til 1920-in New Mexico at Santa Fe and in Arizona at Phoenix. It is just as certain that at the end of that time there would be change of location in
 New Mexico as that there would be none in Arizona. The fixing of the location in New Mexico Is to prevent the early removal of the capital to Al buquerque. which would undoubtedly be done immediately if there were no such restriction. As to Arizona, the restriction is a pure formality for the capital can never be anywhere else.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
SANTA FE WILL
 BE NEXT RAILROAD.

Now that railroad building seems
 to be in the air and Douglas the ob-
 jective point of many proposed lines.
 it is well to remember that the Santa
 Fe railroad has long wanted 10 reacn
 Douglas and would have been here
 before now by a trackage arrange
 ment with the Fl Paso & Southwest
 ern had not Hartman headed them of by forcing the santa Fo to give up the Phoenix and Eastern line to the Southern Pacific. This fact was
 brought out in the testimony of pr. James Douglas and Frank Murphy. president of the Prescott. Phoenix & Santa Fe in New York before the interstate commerce commission. II is reasonable to assume that the de sire of the managers of the Santa Fe to reacn Douglas was not completely obliterated by this knockout blow from the Southern Pacific. It is quite reasonable to assume that the Santa Fe will yet reach Shis city by an ex- tension of it's line from Deming. which would mean net moro than 15o miles of track over an easy route.
 The coming of the Southern Pacific to Douglas will mean that the Santa Fe will not be long in taking up the proposition again of reaching this city, which Is now giving greater promise of becoming one of the lead ing cities of the southwest. than ever before. It may be taken as a certain ty that the Santa Fe has not entirely abandoned the Idea of making con nection from Deming with its lines at Phoenix and such a connection could be made yia Douglas over q splendid route. avoiding such heavy grades as was encountered by the Southern Pacific line between Lords burg and Tucson.
 That Douglas has not been entirely plotted iIom the memory of the San ta Fe railroad system is proven bY the fact that during the last few years this great system has acquired several tracts Of land in this vicinity. taking forty acres one and a half miles east of the city during the past year.
 No. only may Douglas expect the Santa Fe railroad in the future. but 1t may look forward to the extension of the Gould system through this city and on to the coast. It is known that the Goulds have long contemplated line to the coast through Arizona and any line that would seek California from = Paso would come this way be- cause of the very easy grade, as com pared with that of the Southern pa- cifc.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
EXAMINER BILL GOES
 THROUGH UPPER HOUSE

(Continued from Page One.) sent to the house that body win pass the bill along with the bill repeating the ranger law. This view was con. firmed when aE z:I5 this afternoon the council passed the measure.
 Ben Goodrich has not improved from his illness of yesterday and con sequently did not attend the session today: it is said he will not be able To attend tomorrow. He is suffering from an attack of the la grippe.
 kean St. Charles, one of the com mittee representing the majority in che council to visit the industrial scnool at Benson, this morning offer ed his report from which the follow ing is an etract.
 Tt is an aridescent dream of the board of control that the industrial school is not located in the right place There might be better places. but, if you're gting to put public in stitut.ops on wheels and roll them around at the will of politicians who strut during their brief power. the territory bank roll will have to be in creased by higher taxation"
 Day of the minority gave notice that he would tomorrow offer a mi nority report of his views of the in stituion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04

tensive enterprises within the bounds of the territory.
 What Dr. Douglas has done for Arizona is fully appreciated. and il is tho hope of the citizenship of the territory that his wonderful energy and genereis character may continue to be rewarded with success in the fi- tnre as 1t has been in the past
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
BOOSTS sYLvANIrE

F. L Mcdowell of Sylvanite is in town visiting his wife and family or Quality Hill. McDowen is an exper fenced mining man and thinks the flu ture of the new mining camp is vvry bright. though ' is little quiet al the present. The quality of the min eral output indicates, he says, very rich ore bodies. A number of wealthy eastern capitalists, it is said. are looS ing over the district with the vieN- of buying up any claims that are on the market
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
ASSEMBLY CONSERVATIVE

CARSON. New. Feb. 3.-The as sembly of the Nevada legislature this afternoon accepted the anti-Japanese resolution directed to the California legislature after it had been so amend cd that all reference to President Roosevelt had been eliminated The resolution will go to the senate as 1t stands
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04

in the council several days ago by which should 1t become a law super. intendents and agents of Indian res ervations would be given the power to marry and divorce reservation h. dians. Mir. Morgan said it had Ions been the custom of agents and supes intendents to perform such.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
A FRIENDLY WORD.

Says the Fl Paso Times:
 Tt gives the Tiges peculiar pleas ure 10 be able to congratulate the people of Arizona and New Mcxco upon the exooll..t prospects of their carly admission as states. This is soSaoJhios this larer has long hoped for anl coneisten'.y advocated as an act of justice and equity
 "The fin introduced was so nEi nently fair and its provisions 30 wis. that the only obeiction urged to it was to that provision viich gives to New Mexico two members of the lowa branch of congress and only one to Arizona. but this vas justified by the disparity in population between the two territories. and if it should be proven unjust by the census next year 1t can very easily be rectifed.
 
 There is every reason to believe that congress will pass the bill with out unnecessary delay and that the Hong deferred hopes" of our neigh bors are nearing realization
 The Arizona Renublican has rushed to the front defending Governor Kib- bey from its Washington correspond ent, who stated that Kibbey had to meet charges at Washington. The Democrat has an idea that the editor ial referred to was written with the most painful exertio7 and with many frowns and wriggles of countenance.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04

less deviliry thaa several of her sistoi counties. and the question is not To cal. but a territorial one, and shonlf be treated on that basis.-Tuoso'1 sia.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
STAG CANON LUMP
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for Domestic Uss DAWSON COAL q COKE for Steam and Smelters. Write T. W. Hause, SaIcs Agent about Stag Canon Coat
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04
NOTICE.

A reward of s5.e0 will be paid for attenuation leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Seview from subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04


 There are some accomplished news paper liars hanging around Phoenix this winter. This is simply a side re- mark, made after reading long scare tale about the Democrat making a proposition to the legislature to print tAe proceedings for s300O. The Dem oerat has made no proposition of any kind to the legislature, but it cannot resist the temptation to stop the press to express it's admiration of the yer satile prevaricating talents of it's con temporaries. These gentlemen seem to have gotten hold of the idea that the Bible says, tho Lord loveth a cheerful liar."-Arizcna Democrat.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-04

PHOENIX. Feb. 3.-(Special )-By reason of the known attitude of the democrats of the house regarding the ranger law it was anticipated by the public that yesterday would be one of the livliest days of the legislative ses- sion, but the crowds in the gallery but very brief sessions were held in either branch. In the council Weedin introduced a bill. a duplicate of one introduced by himseiT earlier in the session. providing for eight hour em- ployment for hoisting engineers and furnace men. In explanation of his action MT. Weedin explained to the council that different state courts had held that the law he proposed was unconstitutional in that it could
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
STRUCK By STOLEN INTO.
-Four Persons Hurt By "Joy Riders.
Who .fbapdon U7rrckcd Machine.

Edward Rice, jr- who is staying at the Msnhat
tan Hotel, is anxious 10 learn the identity If Joy
riders who made Of his mothers high power
touring 10 attend the closing OF tho Coney Isl
and Nardi tiras and their trip back to New
York crashed into a harouche In which two women
and two were being driven along the Ocean
Boulevard at Avenue H. Brooklyn, early yester-
day morning
The automobile, which. according to Harry Gross,
the chauffeur. taken from the street In front
OF a restaurant on Seventh avenue. near West S7th
street. was towed to the Sheepshead Raw police
station in a battered condition. after II had been
deserted by the riders who rammed the carriage.
Rice said he was informed Of the accident soon
after his chauffeur reported that the had been
stolen. Although he communicated with tho Brook
lyn police, the wrecked machine will be held until
Mrs Edward Rice. who is AZ present on motor
tour, appears claimant
The four persons who injured Wero treated
by doctors from the Consy Island Reception Hos
pital. They gave their names Helen Kelly and
Helen Clark Of No. - Fourth avenue. Brooklyn,
and John ]. Kelly, Of No Poplar street. and
Charles Scutarsk Of No. 215 I'd street. BROOKLYN