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Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06
POLITICAL GAME IS
 HARD PROPOSITION.
Vote for, Councilmen Light and Tickets Are Being
 Badly Scratched.

Insinuations thatthe flaming double cross has been carried throughout the town, rumors of cutting and slashinp the tickets in the field and many other assertions commonly heard on elec- tlon day have been prevalent in Val- deg today. Just who will be elected to the city council is in doubt at the time of going to press but the small vote is evidence that the registration ordinance has created havoc in the ranks of the politicians.
 With total registration of 1s9 the vote up to 2:3O this afternoon was elghty-three votes. Two women had voted for school directors thus keep- ing that vote up to the status of the councilman vote. On the Reservation the vote for school directors was sixty nine.
 There are six tickets in the field. two of them under the name of the Old Miners. The reason for this du- pllcatlon is that after the first bunch was printed and distributed the pro- moters of the ticket believed that they could strengthen it by substi- tuting Dr. Boyle for Arthur Lang. The Taxpayers ticket was changed at the last minuts,and l. D. Flynn was put on in place of l.. Archibald and George Krau in place of Tony Carl son.
 So far as MT. Flynn is concerned he felt that he had been handed the bunk and last night there was SUD- posed to be 8 council meeting SO he went up to the council chambers and read the riot act to those he believed had attempted to slip it to him. The result is that the ticket was chanoed to carry Flynn's name.
 Another thing that makes it hard to forecast the result is that stickers are out in greatnumbers and nearly every ticket so far cast has been scratched At the time of going to press it is be- lieved that Archibald, Carlson, Cobb. Ed Wood are sure of election, for for member of the school board the fight seems to be between c. E.. Bun- nell and William Egan in town 1t is generally conceded that Alvah Flames will be elected. On the Res ervation there is fight between E. $. Spiers, James Fish, Jr., Jess Craw- ford and Chris Ernst. c. c. Rudo1nb is on each of the tickets and will be elected, the others named fighting for the two places left.
 Following are the council tickets.
 Citizen's ticket-H. T. Whitley, w. M. Ethical, A. D. Grigsby, A. Lang, Anton Carlson, l.. Archibald and l. D. Flynn. |.
 Valdez Boosters' ticket--L. Archi- bald, H. T. Whitley, Thomas Cobb. w. H., Caswell, W. M. Ethical, A. E. Grigsby and Anton Carlson.
 Taxpayers' ticket Thomas Cobb.
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Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06
Singer Buys Copper Property

Julius Singer yesterday afternoon bought half interest in the cooper property on Fidalgo bay discovered by Jack Whalen, Patsy Hogan and Gus Nelson. Singer will drive 3OC- foot tunnel on the property and ex- poets to strike the ore body, which on the surface shows q continuous vein for the length of six claims. This ore runs from 10 to il per cent. William Egan wilf shortly go to the property and begin work. Jack Whalen is going to take trip outside and expects to depart or the Ohio.
 FOR RENT Furnished roominp house known as the "Saratoga,D orl Hobart street; after April 15. Inquire at house next door, west.
 Rainier beer as pure as the water that flows from the mount.
 .. For Sale Fresh ranch Eggs at the Valdez Dairy.
 Folding chairs and card tables at Adlers
 Yakshaw trail stoves for sale by J. c. Snyder.
 Rainier is the climax of beer from bottle or .keg. ., -
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06
Steamship Portland Is On Way

Seattle, Apr. 6-Steamship Port land of the Alaska Coast Company's fleet departed for Valdez and western Alaska ports last night. AS part of her cargo she has large consignment of timber to be used in the construc- tion of a warehouse for the Alaska Commercial Company at Port Gra- ham. s. A. Temple of Valdez is on the Portland
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06
Indiana Us Total Loss

San Diego, Apr. 6-Word has been received here that the steamship h. diana, wrecked yesterday in Mazda lena bay, is total wreck and is rap- idly breaking up.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06
Taft Wants Travelling Money

Washingtoe, Apr. 6-Senator Jones of Washington this morning intro- duced a bill providing for special appropriation of $25,000 to defray the expenses of President Taft on his trip through the Northwest and Alaska,
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06

voI1nI vSI91nI n COAL ate see German the dentist Over Owl prua store Determination free 'os
 f@Kshaw stoves for sale Ut the V, E, & M, Go. ,,ta Tae stove is the most important part of your ousn" ,,o Get Yakshawond you nave the best Apply Burke Hotel. Cordova iS7'
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06
Schottische Will Be Taught

At the dancing school class to be held tomor- row night in Mckinley Hall nt 8 o'clock the pupils will be taught tne schottische.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06

Ii you are an epicure ask for Rainier.
 Yakshaw stoves for sale by T, F.. Dougherty
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06
SINGER PURCHASES
 VALUABLE PROPERTY
Knight Island Copper Man Is Now Interested in Gold
 Placer Mines.

Harry Ellsworth, a mining engineer of Seward, and Julius Singer of Val deg last night closed deal by the terms of which eight gold placer claims situated in the Sunrise district, at the junction of Canyon creek and Six-mile, are taken over. It is the intention to immediately begin oper- ations with machinery, and his new deal may necessitate MT. Singer mak- ing trip east.
 MT. Ellsworth says that in his opin- ion there is no question as to the val ue of the property. Ben Carella, who has property adjoining, has taken from bed rock pans running from 50 to 75 cents.
 Speaking of conditions generally SO far as mining to the westward is con- cerned, MT. Ellsworth expresses the opinion that the country is destined to become one of the greatest dis tricts both for quartz and for placer. in Alaska. The latest strike is in Moose pass, twelve miles from Mile 29 on the Alaska Central and quite a, number of men have gone into the district, which contains placer gold and f free milling quartz. Recent strikes have been made on Indian creek. In Moose creek Kilpatrick, Larensen and Tatten are the big oper- ators. A warehouse and a roadhouse are being constructed at Mile 29 and plans are we'll under way toward starting a big camp.
 In the Cache creek district the Cache Creek Gold Mining Company is progressing what MT. Ellsworth de- clares is the most valuable develop ment work ever undertaken in that part of the country. Under the di- rection of Manager Eberhart a trail IS being constructed from Lake creek to the Cache creek diggings. This will be summer as well as winter trail and will be of benefit to every- body, although the company is stand ing all the expense. A ferry will be established across the Kahiltna, here- tofore one of the greatest Instructions to travel into the district. Manager Eberhart with fifty men went into the diggings two weeks ago.
 Stetson creek. is another promising locality according to MT. Ellsworth, and he says that at Hope the Mathe- son brothers have closed deal by the terms of which their property will be worked with a steam shovel.
 MT. Ellsworth will return to Sew ard on the Ohio.
 
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Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

Ohio; sailed for Valdez April 1.
 Portland; sailed for Valdez April 6. Northwestern; sails from Seattle April s. Bertha; sailed for Seattle April4. Pennsylvania sailed for Seattle April 6.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06
GUILTY

The prospectors and miners of the Copper riy. or district declares the ''Yakshaw" is guilty of being the best trail stove on the market.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06

George Baldwin, George M. Ester ly and Frank Herman inserted them selves into mushing clothes this morn ing aud sailed for the inside, accom- panied by two packers and cook.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06

Y. w.. Hawkins of Seward came over on the Pennsylvania to see what is going on.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
x CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS *
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. Y. Hood. cashier of the Miners and Merchants bank, accompanied by his little son. left last evening for a living visit to Naco on business.
 Y. H. Moson. president of the Greene Cattle company. left for hii home at Hereford yesterday follow ing brisf stay in Bisbes on husi- .lcss-
 r. R. Harrington returned last eseaiBg from Clnlaea. wDeEe he Sas Dn minin~ business.
 M a. Brophy went tO Douglas last evening for a short stay on bus'ness.
 Attorney Albert Samcs, of Douglas, was a business visitor fin i3isbee yes teIday. returning 70 bis old h.nne fast evening on No. 4.
 II. E. Fletcher. of Hereford, was d business visitor in the city yesterday
 Mrs. Martin Pattison, wife of the president of the Denn and Shattuck- Arizona properties, is the guest O. aer son. R. A. Pattison at his home. Her visit follows an extensive tour of the county. including stay in New York and Georgia points.
 C. N. Ii. Gordon. travelling auditor for the F. P. & s. w.. spent yesterday in the city. returning tO Douglas last evening.
 ]. NJ McNulty. of Douglas, hneman for the s. P. &S. w. for this end of the system. and H. W. Cutshal hneman for Fl Paso. were business visitors in tho city yesterday.
 Attorney c. l. McReynolds return cd last evening from Cananea, where he was for several days on business.
 J. J. Searey. of San Francisco, left yesterday for his home following @ short visit with his daughter, Mrs. Garnet Marks He was accompanied as sap as osborn by MT. and Mrs, Marks.
 1rs. 8. J. Robinson left yesterday for her home h Tombstone following a short visit here upon business con nected with her local property inter ests. 1xisI
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
SOUTHLAND 4 WINNER.

F. J. Vaughan returned to this city last night from Courtland. where he has been locking after business inter- ests for the past few days. Vaughan is enthusiastic over the future of the new camp. He says that CoHrtlaDd is showing a genuine growth and de velopment, and that there is none of the artificial boom element detectable The development to date while truiy marvellous, he says. is grounded upon mater al fact and not upon inflated hopes. Real business men are taking hold of the mercantile establishments which are SO rapidly causing the little settlement to look like a city. Mir Vaughan has caught all the enthu siasm himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
Bisbee. Cochlse County. Arizona.

Bisbee. Cochise County. Arizona.
 January goth. A. D. 1909 To James Davis.
 You are hereby notified that we have expended Twenty-Five Hundred (s25eO.00) Dollars in labor and i'm provemen1s upon the following de scribed Mining Claims. situate and being in Warren Mining District. County of COchise. Territory of Ari- zona. to-wit:--THE ST. LDUIS- Mining Claim, the location Certsn cate of when is recorded in the Re corder's Ofice. in and for the said County of COchise. in Book 2e. Rec .oTds of Mines, at Page f95. THE TEXAS" Mining Claim. the location CeTtf cate Of which Is recorded il. said Recorders office. in Book 2S Records of Mines. at Page 4s5. THE RED GOLD" Mining Claim. the r. cation Certificate of which is record ed in said Recorders Office, in Book No. 2, Records of Mines, at Page f96. THE NAC0" Mining Claim, the location Certificate of waich is re- corded in sad Recorders Office, in Book No. g. Records of Mines. at Page z93. and THE PRIDE OF THE WEST Mining Claim. the location Certificate of which is recorded in said Recorders Office in Book No %. Records of Mines, at Page 497. as will appear by Certificate files in sie office of the Recorder of said Go ~h'se County. in order to hold said linds and premises. under the nro visions Of Sec1ion 2324 Revised Stat utes of the United States. being the amount required to hold the same. Tor the years 1904. 1905. 1906. 1907 and 1908.
 And if within ninety f90) days after th's notice by publication. you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure. as a co-owner. your interest in said claim. will be- come the property of the subscribers under said Section 232f. of the Re. yised Statutes of fhp United States THOs SAVERS. (Ssal) G. McCARTY. lSeaI)
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
WomEN's CLUB AFTERNOON

The ladies of the Women's Club VII meet Friday afternoon. and an enjoyable affair IS being looked fo"- yard to. The club work will begin with a business meeting. which starts promptly at a quarter to three Dus- ing the afternoon interesting papers will be ready on current events by Mesdames Charles H. Odam, James '. Gillespie and ]. E. Mosher. Whist w'll be the attraction of the afternoon The highest scores made will be awarded by pieces of beautiful hand painted china. Refreshments will
 aze the form of home made candies, which wiH be served during the .SGules.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
Brothers Not Guilty.

The brothers Grabovicn who were charged by Charles Holtz of School Hill with stealing and carrying away a quantity of fire wood valpci at about sI50, had Q trial in Justice Highs court Wednesday afternoon The decision of his honor was render. ed at II o'clock yesterday morning. It was a dismissal of the case upon tho grounds of lack of evidence. Al the trial it will be remembered that the accused had an array of Slavon. iaas for witnesses that was calculated to stagser the prosecution. for Holtz introduced no witnesses. The case had attracted an amount of attention all out of proportion to it's significance .in the criminal records.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
Fieht on Main Street.

Two Mexieans in that state of in. toXieation which spurs men on to look for trouble met entirely by accident on Main street in Lowell yesterday morn ing. The meeting was providential in a way. for each man found just what he was looking for. By the time Con stable L. R. Bailey arrived upon the scene there was trouble and to spare. The two fighters were clinched in a death grip and rolling over and over in tho street. The language they they were using between breaths was positively shocking. Both were taken without cere mOny to the justice court Of Owen Murphy, where each received 2 jail Seltn e of i've days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
Ragged Three at a Time.

Residents of Johnson Addition call ed Justice Murphy up by phone yes terday morning and complained of the offensive conduct of three drunken Mexicans, who were evidently tryfnA to do up the town. Constale l.. R. Bailey was instantly iisDs tened 10 the scene of the alleged disturbance. The three offenders were engaged in 2 kind of a three-cornered affray that had drawn quite a crowd When the combatants realized that the man who was pTying them apart was an officer or the law, they made a unanimous break for cover All three tried to beard q street car at once with the
 esult that Bailey pIlIeu them on with ease. Justice Murphy heard the charges and committed the fighters to jail
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
ENTERTAINED GUILD.

Mesdames Lynn and Mitchell. oi c. & A. hill were tho charming host esses yesterday afternoon for Si. Johns Guild. An unusually large crowd of ladies went down on the ? o'clock car. Arrangt ments were made for q bazaar 10 be held the 1Gth of the month at the opera house. A dinner will be served, with dancing in ,hs evening. The bazaar will liven the montS's social affairs and will nU doubt prove 8 success.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
To Sneak on Charity

The committee appointed by the new charity organization society oarrange for a public meeting at which the peo- pie of Bisbee might hear the methods of charity work discussed by Barney Rosing. superintendent of the asso. ciated charities of Fl Paso, met yes ;erday morning at the Y. NJ. c. A. building. The committee read a letter from Rosing in which the latter prom ised to be here on Saturday morning Tor eons.ltaiion with the officers of the new society It was decided to hold the public meeting on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Y. M. C A. gymnasium. The Fl Paso man win speak upon the subject "The Scope of Organized Charity Work" Everybody IS invited to attend this lecture. It is probable that there will c musical program.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
SEARCHING FOR RELATIVE

Inquiring anxiously as to the pres mt whereabouts of Tom E. Davis. a letter was received yesterday by Post. master RI. E. Cassidy from Arthog. Doigeny, Ncrta Wales. Great Britain. ss appears that Davis came to Bisbcc n the early part Of 1907 and was Q ragular correspondent with his rela-
 i've until May, 1908. when his letters 7uddenly ceased. His relatives are naturally very anxious to locate him md fear the worst.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
JUSTICE COURT NEWS.
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Attaeked Wrona Mad.
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 When Philippe Rodriguez, a Mexican in tho employ of the Bauer Meat Market of Lowell, tanked np and started a fight with his employer A. Bauer, he tackled the wrong man. Bauer listened in silence while the drunken man dashed right and Jeff with his tongue. but when Rodriguez began to mix things with his fists, the meat man waded in with an enthusi- .asm that was surprising in a man past middle age, as Bauer is. Deputy Frank Bauer pulled the men apart, and arrested the Mexican. Justice Murphy heard the case yesterday morning and decreed that the combativeness of the battered Rodriguez could be best cool ed by a season in jail. He was accord ingiy committed for period Of five days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05

Captain Thomas Parcell. the vet cran conductor of the F.. F. & $. ", passed yesterday in Bisbee on busi- ness. IIo was accompanied by Con dUctor J. r. Nasl, of Douglas. Al through the brass band was not out the captain and his friend were greet ed on every side by the glad hand and passed the day busily greeting old friends and acguaintances. They re turned to Douglas lest evening on No.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
FgLL DOWN ENHANCEMENT

James F. Riley. a miner employed Q: the Hoatson shaft. while going home from work Wednesday night stepped over an embankment nearly cau feet high, and as a result suffered a severe sprain of the left ankle. He was assisted to the c. & |. hospital. where his injuries were given atten- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
cowsn VISITING DOUGLAS

James Cowen, formerly manager Of the Bisbee Improvement company, passed through the city last evening on his way from Los Angeles. wl1ssS he is now located, to Douglas. Cowen while in this section will spend short time in Bisbee, also renewing old ae- aaaintanees and attending to msiness r1affers
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
SUFFERS SLIGHT WOUNDS

Thomas Caulson, a miner employed at the Oliver shaft. was injured Wed nesday night at q late nour by a slight fall of earth. He was imprisou- ed under the fall to such an extent that to get him out men in the stope had to como to his assistance. He was conveyed in an ambulance to tho c. 6 A. hospital. where bis wounds were found to consist or tzo scalp wounds and numerous bruises OR his back and arms. lie was reported las: evening 10 Do getting along nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
HAS LEG BROKEN

z. Devote, aged sixty-seyen years. plasterer and a well known old finer. suffered severe injury Wed 1esday evening. While at the home
 Ed Hottoff making estimates on 1lastering he was to do he lost his balance. falling on a flight of cement -teps, and fracturing his left leg at he ankle. He is reported to be rest 15 easily.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
A NEW AUTO STAGE

" H. Long spent the day yesterday in trying cut the big new autolIob le which be Is soon to put in commission as the latest auto stage Co courtland. Tho machine. which is big forty horse power Mitchell. came In by ex- press Wednesday evening The ex- press on the car amounted Co $40. The machine has q wheel base of 12o inches. and ifs carrying capacity IS seven passengers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
Carried 2 Cur.


 X man giving the name of George Fuller was arraigned in Justice Highs court yesterday afternoon upon the charge of carrying concealed weapons. Tho complainant was one Fred Smith. who is staying at the Grandview hotel. smith told the officers yesterday morn ing that Fsller was following him around with Q gun with the purpose of shooting him. Denny Twomey ar. rested the man and searched him with the result that he found q wicked look ing toTty-four revolver. The weaDon was not loaded at the time, but the gun toter had the wherewith for mak- ing 1t highly dangerous. Justice High listened patiently while the prisoner ayowed the entire innocence of his motives in tagging about such artil. lery, and then read Fuller a paragraph from the territorial code relating to the carrying of concealed weapons. Fuller was given a fine Of $50 and ten days in jail It Is said that the ouar- rel between Smith and Fuller began three years ago in Prescott, but Cetafi.; are lacking which would reveal the ex- tent and cause of the enmity.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
sIs8EE GIRL MARRIES.

Miss Carmen Romo. a young lady well known in this city, departed last evening for Douglas, where she is to be united in marriage to W. T. Peder- son, a man well and favorably known in the Shelter City The wedding is to take place this evening at so'clock. The young people plan to stay in Douglas for two more weeks, et which time they win depart for Globe. where they expect to make their fI- ture home.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05

Following a snort stay in Bisbee Supervisor Jake Shearer left last evening for Douglas. During the time that he was here Shearer and J. J. Bowen. of this city. drove over the county roads in sulphur Springs val iey. inspecting their condition, wh:ch was Tound to be fair
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
AUTO STAGE LINE 10 SOUTHLAND

Leaves Palace stables every morn ing. a. m, making round trip each day. Phone in your orders for reserva- ton of seats to Palace Stables. Bis bee phone 23; Palace stables, Lowell. No. '; c. Q. Hotel. Bisbee, phone 19s. Win call any place in the city for pas sengers. Fare s2-5e. Bowen & Hub bard Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
Red nea-Fsbruar7 22.
SCARLET FEVER CASE.

4 case of scarlet fever. the patient being the young son of Ed Bradberry, the Brewery avenue blacksmith, has been reported to Dr. Hagan, the city physic an The little sufferer, who is at the family home on Chihuahua Hill, is reported to be very ill., but not dangerously so-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
THE Alcorr CLUB.

The members of this literary club -f juniors met at the Y. W. C. A. un Wednesday afternoon as per their 'cAedule time. The club members ara becoming acquainted with the characters in Little Women" which they are enjoying very much.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
SPANISH CLASS TO ORGANIZE

4 beginners class in Spanish wil ha organized af the |. N. C. A. on Thursday evening, February IT. at p. m. Senor Maidanado will have charge of-the class which reports iE- dicats will be large one.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
eissee-couRTLANo AUTO LINE

Leaves daily from Rinehart's Drug Store at 9 a. m. Phono reservations to Rinehnrt's drug store. B-444; Bis boC Drug Co. Lowell, L-f0, or Ball & Bleglsoe's Drug Store, Warren. L-6l. ". II. Long. proprietor. Residence phone LII. s35
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
NOTICE Oe SALE OE Pu5LIl
 PRNPFRTY

Notice is he-.Lv rjyeG hat vt. feet. more or less. of picket fence. to the highest bidder for cash. The sele will take place in front of the court house at Tombstone. Arizona. cn the I7th day of February. 1909. at o'clock D. m-
 Signed: II. E. BERNER, 667 Clerk Board of Supervisors.