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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-24
SALMAGUNDI

Sm Brennan, the Pleasant valley
rarcher, took in the county seat today
Attorney Henderson left for San
Francisco ON No. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Griffith of Cur
lin spent the time between trains at the
county seat.
Now, that the storm has cleared away
think over the sewer proposition. Elko
must have Z. sewer system next year.
Don't forget the meeting at Mizpah
Hall tonight. If you are interested in
the public Christmas tree, go to the
meeting.
Sorry to learn that Mrs. Otto Williams
is confined to her bed with an attack of
ptomaine poisoning. She is improving
and will soon be around again.
Abner Wiseman, pioneer of Clover
valley, and one of the county's best
citizens, is spending few days in town.
He carries his years we'll ..Cf =
The schools close today for the
Thanksgiving holiday. They will open
again next Monday, when all the
youngsters are expected to be on deck.
In accordance with the long estab-
lished custom of this Office, there will
be no paper issued tomorrow. The
force will feast and give thanks. all the
same as other people.
Mrs. Webster Patterson was taken t ,
Sun Francisco yesterday for treatment.
Her condition is serious, but her legion
of friends hope that she will return to
them with her health fully restored.
Miss Gladys Hunter will give social
dance at the Bradley Opera house on
Friday night, December Sd. You are
cordially invited to attend. Tickets,
k1.5O. "
Mistress Mora, why didn't you
finish winding the clock2 You only
gave it a couple of turns" Nora
'Shure, and I'll be LAWN yez termorrer,
hum, and I'd not be after doin' amy of
he new gyrurs wor:rkr
A Boston man believes that if
hildren were not allowed to play with
in soldiers the era of universal peace
kouA come quicker. Would it not be
Eft 10 have all the babies born girls?
St.'Louis Post-Dispatch.
From Vienna paper: Comfortable
Pnsicn for English visitors; god kitch-
VISA influential eatable5 or plain
sD5ef With pottats for same prizes Mica
eepng rooms with open windows;
finful cleanliness; numerous extra
binary references. st. James Ga
tie. ....s
Uneasy persons who think the gov
nment unnecessarily squanders money
D getting out new postage stamp
Il henever some great national event or
niversary happens along may re-
sure themselves There is fairly
od profit on sheet Of postage stamps.
Chicago Tribune.
The political state makers in Reno and
rson mix up some very nauseous doses
the people to swallow next fall.
4 ne of the men named for places on
IN tickets will have hard rows to hoe
q uld they be unfortunate enough to
on the ticket. One or two are men
ned from this county that will find
road to Office lined with boulders
rocks that they will be unable to
love.
reasurer Miller reports taxes com
ii in very slowly. This morning only
receipts out of 1884 had been issued.
/" leaves 700 more to be issued be-
, eh, now and 8.o'clock Of Monday
= ember 9th. 1t will keep Mr.. Miller
Il g, SHINE, to issue all the outstanding
between now and the time the
Il Ks close. Taxpayers should get a
The wageworker., 1909-12-18

Liberty Flour is the Best Flour Made
We do buy all wheat that is offered it must grade
the best We merely grind owe grind
BEST This evidenced by the fact that there Liberty Flour
used Lincoln and suburbs than any other Brand the demand
Is growing day by day.
The wageworker., 1909-12-18
Order Liberty Flour
Of your Grocer

If he does not handle it telephone the mill Well
attend to your wants at once---and have an inter-
view with your grocer. The money spent tor
LIBERTY FLOUR is retained in the channels
of Lincoln's trade and remains right here.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

hat. Syd bate Elm ufienes @ei9piir
an metnem 8etn, tueltes iih pom
Gutei bis sum anie erftredte. @s
lab rebt bdBti9 aus unO mar be.
reit8 lber stpansie Sabre lang 10
iAtimm eepeIen. SIR Stlpentrduter
turirte es pplIitdnbis unb ib babe
nod niflt bas eeriteite 9lu5eicben
Ieines 8iebereri1einenS bentertt. ("
Sraat nibt bei'm slputbefer na6
Surni's sllpentrduter. @r TT ni6t
In gIputbefen gu baben, Oa er ben
2euten brett geliefert tuirb bur6 ipe'
sieIl ansefelte Geenten pon ben Gi'
aentbamern, Or. 9eter 5abrnep q
Sons Co.. l12-1lS 90 Supne Gpe
gbicaeo, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01
Stbts uuo Sbatteuleiten.

8ie Man9er, ber mebr Dber iueni'
ger pulitiibe SuIfnunsen beet, benei'
bet ben neueriudblten republitaniiAen
@puoerneur rpn Riiiouri. @s 1T
aQerbiues eine groBe @bre, ais Re'
publitaner In einem biSber Itart bem'
otratil9en Staate gum b6biten Gmt
ertpdblt gu iuerben. = Der erite Re'
publifaner felt So Sabren ber ben
@ouperneursitubl erreibt. Sas
tlinet pIIerotn9s gut, babt ibr aber
audi i6uu bariiber ltabeeoa9t, mas
bas beOeutet. Geit 26 Sabren baben
bic aemteridaer aui republitaniicbsr
Seite SuIeben miiiien rute tbre oemps
trafii9en &pftesen bic pDIittiden 8o'
Itnen eingeiuft, unb MIN auf etnmal
eine republitnniibe Administration.
Gaes ittirmt jest bas neuerudblte
Gtnntspberbaupt UNI elm Gemthen
ali. SIR iebes atmt swan3ig StppIi'
| tanten.
Splittt ift Elm redt Invertebrates
Spiel fir prattiid)e 8ulititer; uufrih'
tieen, rppblmetueuOeu Maunern abb,
mus es i'm b6hiten @robe tuiberlif
| iein, oenn aufri9tie peiaet, peroiener
bieie 1rpntid1en 9lentteridger letter
elm Qlmt, benn es iinb een6bnIit
aeute bic gu faul gum slrbeiten iinb
Die beIiere Rlaife Der Yarteiarbeiter
bic ber Yartei Bite beiten 0ienite leti
teten, iino seu6bnlih su beiheioer
um fur elm llmt ~ fraeen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01
Il Bern,ann. asln. grrttae, nen | aornar 1909

goriab rpiro sur 9bat. Das erite
8in6 ift bas unserreiBbarite Sanb,
oas bic Sersen Der GiterIl 5uiammea'
ialieBt.
Sa, es bars piel @utes in iih, bas
atte Sabr, mir ertennen es 10 reht,
ipeun es erit babin 1T unb mir in itil'
fer Stunoe - iuenn bic Neulabrs'
aloden lauten = gtntebr halter, uns
raferiuneruo in bas Sabr perienten
bas uns elmer beiieren 8elt I'm elnen
S9ritt ndber brahte.
Sas neue Sabr nun, mas miro es
uns bringen? Bir tuifen's ntht,
es 1T gut 10; benn lase bie3utunft Of
fen por uns, tetne irube Stunos
ipdre uns oanu bel9ieben. @ir tuer'
ben aud I'M neuen Sabre ouloen uro
leioen, tdmpien uuO rin9en nttihen,
es foiro uns aber audi 9etptB gal
manhe 5reube autbeil tuerOen.
9luf Der 51ueue eines neuen Sab
res itebenb, laBt uns sufrieOen ieti
NIT bent, mas bas alte uns braHte
unO Der neuen 9ettepude poa Trobe'
Suffnuusen ent9eseniebenb, rufel
mir alien gu; IS Il d | d E
NJ enes Snhrl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01
lIeuiabrsempfehlungenl
allutb i'm 2lltassIeben.

s,abe ben Mutb, einsueeiteben,
oab 81 arm biIt, bu rintmit oaourf
Der glrnutb ibren Stahel, Sabe
ben 0tutb, anf bas gu peraiHten,
mas bu ntd3t n6tbie bait, tpenn bus
aud beserteit, Sabe ben 9sitb,
retne @ittel ni9t gu iiberi9reiten,
ipenn bn biene Sreiinbe eiulabeit. ~
Sabe ben Rutb, lieber ben Slrnen
3u gebeu, aIs 0ein Selo fir Brllut
4rb grsa ,aT9sue.sg5
Den 0lutb, Bittenoe abauueiien, top
bu ben gtnbeu elmer @abe nibt ers
tennen tanna. - Sabe ben Wtutb,
erii fir geIunbe Nabrun8 uno gBob'
nuna gu Ipreen, ebe ou fit lleber'
ilafliges pber S9dblidbes @elb aus'
eibit.- Sabe ben Mtutb, jemanb ai
Iaeen, tparum bu ibm niHts letben
ooer anIbretben fptll1t.
Sabe ben Mutb, Sebasliateit nno
a(ntdnbieteit Der Mobe our5u5ieben.
-Sabe ben @utb, betne @eiunbbeit
unO beiu 8oblbefinben piel mebr 81
lieben, als bic @Drurtbetle oetner
Sreunbe. .-Sabe ben Wtutb, bid oas
1 sn nennen mas bu biit.- Sabe ben
@utb, rpie elm S6iler gu lernen aud
iuenn bic 2eute ben &opf bariibe,
T kiHiitteln. .-Sabe ben Dtutb, betne
Soeale sbeniomenig gu perbereen
y ols beine S9wdhen unb 5ebler ner'
bergen itnb.-- Sabe ben Wtutb, lie
Der feitsubalten an benz, mas bauernf
TT unb ii9 In ber 8ersaneenbeti
tuObl bendbrte, als an bent, mas
balb oereebt,
Sabe ben @utbe, bas Gbrenlpor
gu abten, il, ipeltbem &epanoe es
audi auftritt, llnebrliAteit unb 3op
pelSiinisteit aber gu betdrpfen, iue'
iie au9 seiat. - Sabe ben Mntb
beine Reinlins gu iaeen, tup es i'm
tner nbtb,e 1T. - Sabe ben Rutb
einen Sreunbe i'm iddbieeu &pf 81
teunen, audi tuenn bu iein anee3Dsel
bift unb nit iusenannteu feinsn 2eu
ten eebit. - Sabe ben Itutb, betn
idlehten yteisuneen unb Sitten 81
betampfeu, 10 tpiritba Elm Selo, o.
Oa audi ME eine 8affe tiibrt un
;Seinbe, tuirtlihe 6eieOe tuirit bu mid
6aben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01
aleuIaRrssIofen.

gto1 tpeilt Der Rlane bes @elants
10 tteT o bon 10 rein unb flar Der leB'
ten @itternadtsitunbe in unierem
DIR. Gs iparen bic @lpfeu, tpelae
ben g9eibeeruB benz aIten Sabre
tduteten.
gtun it's babin nit allen, mas es
uns bra4te. 5reub unb 2eib, Slid
uub llnslad, aaes ruirb nit linn be-
srnben.
gsas miro es uns brinaen? fra9ten
tt5;r tetx eiCsSt Sntec ia.Es GO
bra1te uns pielerlei, pielleift mebr
9riibes ais Grfreuli1es. Sier 8rant'
belt, bort Sorsen; ba lit gar Der Sob
eineetebrt unO riB eine grube Slide in
5amilientreis; es febIten unt Beib'
na6ts- -glbeno rpDbl in benz friiber 10
elifli6eu Seint stuei Gu9en, bic lib
4.
Idlpiien gum eipisen SAlummer; Der
Batter, bic Wtutter, elm ltebes, bploes
8inb, eineen elm CUR efuigen &uhe
unO Der 3uriifbletbenoen slneen fill'
len Ii6 beim @eoanten nit E6rdnen.
gIber es gebt allies puriiber, bic Belt
beilt bic tiefiten @unben, es tpirb
allies iiberitanben, benn bic gati9e
8priebuns erihpert bic 8iirbe bes
einselnen Menidentirbes nidt gu
iebr unb leet nidt mebr aaf, als es
gu traeen oermag.
9as alte Sabr bra6te un8 aber
audi slnseuebmes unb 8eiriebieenbes
unb piele i16ne @lhdsitunben, 1ie
ibren na8bnltisea 8ertb beuabren
| lflr's ean5e 2eben:
Sier fanben iih 5tuei Seraen aun1
9ebensbunb. Sic iuhen bas Slid
beieinanber, fie balten es sfeit nit bet
ben Sdnben, iio laiien es iid MIDI
entreiBen burd bic ihn6be @elt od
brnuBen, Der Damon ber 3tpietrahI
muB Salt MAIDEN ppr bem feften Boil
uert, bas Die seeenieitise, aufri9tise
I9iebe .ufeeribiet bat.
| @inem anberen brahte es bic eritG
9ielIe, gr bat searbeitet Gag uni
l9latbt, Der erite Ruraenitrabf fanl
.Eibu am Gtubirtii9, in Der 8ertItati
Dber auf benz 5et6e, unb bic ipdt,
Igead)t nubte er mod aus CUR tueiterer
islusbilbuns. gr beitnub bic 9riiuni
lunb bat nun feiten 8uben uuter iei
Iuen 5iiBen. 8er erntibt bas Slid
|bas bic ilinge 8ruit itueIlt? 9el
Itennt es ntcbt? Wtit SneenoIuit uni
Sueenbtraft, nit fr6blider 8ebmutl
uurben ale Srhwierigteiten iiber
lipunben.
9em iunsen 8aare bei9eerte e
bas erite ainb. ~ Settise Sdaue
burditrbmten bas Soer5 bes gnters
ais er iif, iiber Die 8iege bes &inbe
beuste. Sein ainb, iein eiseu, (
pDllis auf ibn auseipieIen, uuO bu'
!. 70 reid burd feline aiebe. 8as ss
e lDben bic Gltern nidJt atles in 10 be
lieen Gusenblidl go mand' gut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

BrGiibsut &poieuelt bat far ben
, rs. San. cine glationale @obftba'
tigtetts aOniereus mad Dem EeiBen
oaus berufeu Die tiber ainoer Ret.
tuna in benz peritieoenen StGnsen
beratben iDE. @s baubelt lid um oas
SHlfial uon etma 100000 innee n
sWenifenleben.
Den @eiit Der perbreheriiebeu Sell
bitbhtie, Der intmer mebr tn iinierem
2anbe I'M iif ereift, su bannen
giebt es bod eli, enns einfahes Wttt'
LEI: ben Salsen. Gn ben sebbren ot'
Mbrber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

sd brinee Sbuen einen frilheu
@ruB aus Der Seimatb, Der lantet:
,,Gs TT beute elm Stols uno etne
5reube, elm 8euti9er gu iein.A -
Sutuobl, 9euti6Ganb eriheint beate
ais oas erite 9anb Del grbe, @n9'
Lamb unb gmerita nidJt nuSeenDnt'
men. sSb iaee nit 9tbii4t, e8 er'
i6eint 10, benn es eriheint audi ben
anbern 8Dltern 70. Grit Der ital'
nensrpertbe. un9ebeure, beiipieIIole
9luFI6uung bes &eihes in Sanbel
uuo @efperbe bat bic @rtenntniB BON
Geutl6lauo's unoeriuiiitliher Strait
BEL ben anoern gbltern seSeitiat. .
90 Iprudl Serr @ilbefm aaufmaun
u eipri gsDrtrna ii6er s9as aeue
8eutialau0, ben er tiir5lid uur Der
2iterariihen abtbeilung oes SAiuer.
| @6etbe. .Gentmalpereius in GleOelaub
Sbiu, bielt. lluO er fonnte oas nls
Elm 8erufener iagen, benn er bat bas
alte, neue Baterlnn6 BPM Belt biz
an bic Qtlpen, bonn Sabein bis CUR
g8eidiel, burditreift unb burAquert,
unb es uus in ieinen interefanter
8ilberu aus 9eutidfanb 10 au5isbent
unb lebenbia eeihtloert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

gger lieIt ipobl ben fufeenoen SAL,
rpie er upn Serrn Gbpin Glen aus
Senuite. Minn., berihtetuirb. pbne
81 Der lleber3eusun9 gu tummen, oaB
cine Racbt in bent &rdater,Seiintit.
telbes iplde Grfolee brinsen fam,
liegen muB? Serr Slien ichreibt;
Ga maht mir 8eraniieen Sbnen ba'
iiber Mittbeiluns MAIDEN 81 f6nnen,
ipas Sbre MebiSin fur mid setbau
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

gtab 39 idbrigert @rblinoetiein 1T
SRI. a[ice Souis in geew gUrt bas
Gueenlibt ,piebereeeebeu iuOroeu,
unb tpenn aud bic Sebtraft ndt
puatDmmen lit, 10 fann iie bod NIT
8ri0e 8u9itaben In Mai9inenihrtft
leIen. 9tud fanb iie iif lei9t tn
gaep gort suredt, ebe tie bieier Gage
na1 ibrer Seimatb, Sort SurDn,
Wti9., abreiite SRI. SUIlis erblin'
bette, als iie Is Sabre aft mar, ner'
lpr aber ME ben Wtutb, mas tuubl
piel basu beisetrasen baben mag,
baB iie tuieber berseiteGt tuarbe. lln'
besleitet fubr iie iiber's @eer 5u benz
tpeltberibmten Srufeiiur Or. Ga8en'
| Iteher In @iesbaben, ber mebrere
| icbpere Operation an ibren Gugen
nit autem Grfols pOrnabm. Sn
BieSbabener Rreiien tuuroe ibr Sail
befannt unb aud nit tuelhem Nutb
lie bic ReiIe aaeitt uOu Bort Snron
naa bort auseeiiibrt bate. 90
| ipra9 aud eines Cages Die oeutide
aaiierin in Or. 9aeeuite4er's Sa'
natorlum Dor nno lieb itA nadJ SRI.
SOuis' 8iumer eeteiten, no iie iia
tdneere 8eit nit ibr unterbielt. SRI.
Soais tpurbe i'm @idisaner 8ltn'
ben SnItitnt in 0tuiit uno aitera'
tur aussebitOet unb al8 ppr iieber
Sabren ibre Nlutter itarb, mar iie oui
iih ielbft aueepieien, ertbeilte WuIif'
| llnterri6t unb nabm 5immerS6Ite 81
| Iih In's Snus. Die Sausarbeit per
rthtete lie ielb1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-05
WHERE ENGLISH JUSTICE eRRs.
American Variety Not Quite So Bad
 Tn Some Directions.

It is only a century since the death penalty was inflicted in England for theft not exceeding the value of sheep. Now some of the London jour nals are making a merciless exposure of magistrates throughout the king dom who keep up the tradition by sen tencing petty thieves to jail, while in- ficting only trifing fines upon wife beaters and even more brutal offend CTS. In one police court one defend ant was fined s2.50 for knocking his wife down in the street because she refused to give him money for drink. and another was sentenced to 50 days Imprisonment for damaging growing potatoes and stealing two footballs. For cruelty to horse, beating his wife, who was i'll, with fist and ham mer and leaving her with nothing to eat, one man was fined two dollars, while another. charged with stealing . pair of socks valued at 12 cents, got 14 days hard labor. It would not be difficult to make up . list of similar cases from American police courts. yet the tendency in America is rather toward a higher estimate of the value of human life.-Van Norden Magazine
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-05
BATTLE THE TAX cArHERERs.
Residents on Irish isIands Enjoy I'm
 munity from Taxation.

The difficulty of collecting rates in . rnmber of islands lying off the coast of Donegal. Ireland. was discussed at . recent meeting of the Donegal county council. It was stated that rates had not been paid in Tory ls- land for the last 20 years. and that within the past few years the island CTS of Cole. Inisherer, Inishmair. Inishbofiin, and others had followed the example of their Tory brethren and developed a conscientious obtec- ton to rate collectors. IL was impos- sible to get boatmen to take out col lectors to serve demand rates or make collections. and even summons servers wbo had summonses for the island CTS, were refused a passage. On one occasion the collector engaged boat and succeeded in reaching the first island before his mission was dis covered The boatman then refused to take him back to the mainland. and it was only after much promising and pleading that he was allowed to re-en- ter the boat A councilman said that short of catching the islanders when they came to the mainland and strip ping their clothes of them. he did not see how they were to be made to pay
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-05
NOTICE OF SALE

Sealed bids for the purchase of the bank building and fixtures heretofore occupied and used by the First Ma tional Bank of Bisbee, Arizona. or for the bank building and the fixtures separately will be received by the un- dersigned, receiver, of the First Na- tional Bank of Bisbee, Arizona, until 10 o'clock a. m., July 15, 1909, and then opened: and after the opening o; the said bids, application will be made to the district court of Co chise county, Territory of Arizona, for an order authorizing the sale of such property to the highest bidder. Provided. however, that such bidder shall make a deposit on the date said bids are opened of fifteen hun dred dollars (S15000.0e to apply on the purchase price of the said bank build ing and five hundred dollars S(500.00l to apply on the purchase price of the fixtures, and if the highest bidder fails to make such deposit on sucn date. the next highest bidder making such deposit will be named in the ap- plication to the district court for au- thOrity to sell the same to the bidder making such deposit.
 Dated Bisbee, Arizona. June 1, 1909.
 T. \. LAKlN. Receiver of the First National Bank
 Of Bisbee, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-05
 DEWEY ADDRESSES FUTURE ADMIRAlS AT ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 4.-Com. mencement week at the United States naval academy was brought to close in brilliant fashion today with the graduation exercises, which were at tended by visitors from all sections of the country. The exercises were held this morning in the armory' which was tastefully decorated Tn blue and gold The future adniirals received their diplomas from the hands of Admiral Dewey, president of the general board.
 The graduating class this year was led by Theodore s. Wilkinson, IT, or Myrtle Grove. La. Walter w. Smilh of New Jersey stood seconG, Lutnei Welsh of Missouri. third, and Raiph D. weverbacher of Indiana, fourth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-05
A shan Love Of Country.

"Our country" is an entity of which most American citizens are proud They love their country. They will serve it. they will die for 1t; they re- sent any insult to our flag. and would make war with all the world rather than submit to dishonor And yet thousands of our countrymen who thus cherish a national ideal are grafters, bribers, or bribed, advocates of cor ruption and agents of it in all that pertains to the business of the na- ton. They do not love the nation. but they love their country. The latter is an ideal. like religion. But the nation they regard as an every day affair, aaG tlcir dealings with it like the business they do with sharp traders, in which each man considers lawful plumber whatever he can make by exercise of his wits.-Christian Register
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-05

miums therefor to some foreign or domestic financial center because we are unable to transact that business within our own borders.
 More than s400,000,000 is expend ed in the manner annually by the west. while only about 1 per cent re- mains at home, when we should have at least one-half of it on deposit here to meet the requirements not only Of our people. but of our banks, thus creating fund that can be legitimate ly used for long time loans for devel- opment purposes.
 Chicago is the second American city in population, and probably the first in the volume of its trade and domestic commerce, and no good or valid reason can be offered why we should not do very large proportion of our insuring as well as that of the entire area tributary to us. I be- lieve our city can never become an in yesting center commensurate with its importance until this vast insurance reserve is retained by our local insti- tutions ''I commend this subject, not merely to the attention. but also to the activity of the business men of NllNdSp- anu tSDttldliN AO Aiitct Ol pbA association whom l believe have the best interests of our city at heart" :" Although necessarily addressed to the Chicago organization the recommenda- lions were intended also for commer- cial bodies generally throughout the west
 The big eastern companies of the insurance combine recognizing tho importance of the charges, have taken up the gauntlet. in the attempt to dis prove the facts contained in the as- sociatiOn report. Figures issued os- tensibly by the association of Life In surance presidents show an apparent ly heavy investment of insurance funds in the west but analysis of these figures discloses the fact that big Wall street investments in railroad bonds are used to swell the total, which actually is close to the figures given out by the association of com merce The companies own statistics have thus become one of the strong est weapons in the hands of the ad- vocates of larger investments in the west Even taking the statistics at their face value and including rail road bords the investments in the Atlantic states of life companies only are shown to be s1,0S0, 100000, or con siderably larger than the total in all the rest of the states in the country. These figures cover the funds of four teen of the largest life companies. with home offices in seven states and having more than rwo-thirds of the entire assets of all the life insurance companies in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-05
C0SIELL0L0SES SUIT ID TUCSON
 IN. H|GH COURT

The city of Tucson yesterday. in a decision handed down in Washing ton by the supreme court of the Unit ed States scored a complete victory fin the celebrated tax suit against Martin Costello. the Tombstone mil lionaire, growing out of the removal of Wedge No. from Congress street more than five years ago.
 This ruling sustains the decision in favor of the city rendered by the affirmed later by the supreme court of the territory of Arizona
 This information was received in a telegram to Attorney s. l.. Kingman at Tucson from James H. McKenney clerk of the supreme court of the United States.
 Contested for five years through courts of Arizona and finally in the highest court in this country, the de cision rendered fayoring the city is a complete and overwhelming victory for the city, as Costello now has no grounds of appeal and nothing is left for him to do save to pay the original assessment levied on him at the time of the wedge removal. together with interest at the rate of 12 per cent per annum for a period of five years.
 The original assessment was S12,- 800.
 The interest on this principal at the rate of I2 per cent per annum, which is allowed under a special statute for such cases. has amounted annually to $500 and now totals s7500 ..-. -- .-.----.
 Added to the original principal this means that Costello must pay to the city s20,000.
 Furthermore, under a special stat. ute, the Tombstone millionaire must pay to Attorney s. l.. iKngan, who brought suit as special attorney for the city. the sum of 5000. which is the contingent fee of 25 per cent of the principal and interest and allow. ed the attorney bringing the action.
 In addition John W. Began, who was county treasurer when the suit was instituted, win receive about $500 as collectors fees. The court costs in the case will to tai about $500.
 All of these expenses must be borne by Costello who had had in ad dition to pay his own attorneys in the case.
 Costello purchased the Winsor ho tel from Allen K. English and this law suit came to him with the prop erty. having been originally started against English.