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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
New Assistant Wanted.

The secretary must soon announce
his selection of a new assistant secre-
tary, to have charge of tariff admins
tration, as Assistant Secretary james
B. Reynolds has resigned to take up his
labors with the tariff commission. Mr..
MaeVeagh has not yet decided upon a
man and il is doubtful whether he will
do so before he has opportunity for
consultation with President Taft. All
in all it is a very important treasury
office The new assistant secretary
must be in touch with the new tariff
commission which is sitting daily in the
treasury department digging out in
formation about foreign tariffs for the
information of the President.
Probably the last of the cabinet to
get back to town viii be Secretary or
War Dickinson, for he is travelling up
through the South with President Taft.
Mr. Dickinson IS helping make things
pleasant for the President in his meet
ings with southern audiences and, as
the plans are now, viii come into Wash
ington on the President s train.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
A Growing Deficit.

The coming OF Secretary of the Treas
ury MacNeagh from his long vacation
at Dublin, \. H, is awaited with some
interest because OF numerous important
affairs over which he has jurisdiction
The government is now running behind
pretty fast. The deficit is growing at
the rate of millions every month, even
though the customs receipts have been
larger this autumn than they We're last
autumn. The more pessimistic observers
say it can not be long before the treas
ury must resort to the issuance of GER
tificates of Indebtedness. They are talk
ing about possible difficulties in per-
suading the public to buy those obliga-
tions, in view of the plans of the gov
eminent for a central bank and for a
consequent change in the status Of gov
eminent bonds. Such pessimistie talk
is overdrawn, because there can be no
question about the government s credit
or its ability in time of need to borrow
practically unlimited sums. The whole
trouble will be over the methods OF
raising money.
Secretary MacVeagh must work out
Acceptable schemes for getting extra
funds if the surplus falls below the dan
ger point. Very likely be will think it
expedient to discuss matters of that
purport with the cabinet. Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury Norton, who
is proving to be Secretary MacVeagh s
right hand man in departmental affairs,
has been going much to and fro be-
tween Washington and Dublin and has
been comforting with his chief about
these and other kindred financial ques-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
summering at Valley Forge.

Secretary of State Knox has kept in
the retreat Of his summer home at Val
ley Forge. He may remain there till
a day or two before the President s
train whistles into the union station at
Washington. 1t IS only short run
down from Valley Forge to Washington
The President is due to arrive on a
Wednesday and soon thereafter will
call meeting Of his cabinet. Secre-
tary Knox will be present with full
portfolio, prepared to sit at the Presi-
dent 5 right hand in the new cabinet
room, which the builders have construct
ed in the new White House offices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17

Algernon Arduppe-Can't you make
ne any better rate for room and board
than what You advertise, five dollars
upf Mrs. Hamand-Yes: in your case
II viii be five dollars doBn.-Chieago
News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
TELEPHONE Il

ten, O. L. Sorenson and Irwin Spald-
ing, financial secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
Diplomats on the Job.

Even the diplomatic corps is partiei-
pating in this reawakening of Washing
ton in early November as the seat of
federal government. Every morning
the newspapers carry paragraphs about
the diplomatic homes that have been
reopened and about the ambassadors
and ministers and barons, counts and
captain among the attaches, who are
back once more. The diplomats have
come from across the water and alike
from northern resorts. Those who did
not go to Europe have been visiting the
places where fashionable folk are ae-
cuStomed TO eongregate on leaving their
summer cottages by the seashore.
The city takes on new appearance
with the swinging Of SO many official
doors wide open and with the appear
ance upon the streets of so many well
known official equipages One might
infer that there is q material increment
70 the population, although after all,
the distinguished arrivals are but a
handful as compared with a growing
ely Of 3000o0 which the boomers say
is going to be a residence city of mil
lion ,,a1r!o IN q ,,, ~+s- IF q asu+rrv-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
RICH COPPER ORE
 IN CASTLE CREEK

PHOENIX, Jan. Tt is reported here by George Savers that a very promising ore shoot has been opened in the Deaware mine in the Castle Creek district in the last two months He exhibited specimens Of the find here yesterday that assays 25 per cent in copper.
 The shoot is opened a distance of seventy feet by a tunnel. The foot wall paystreak averages three feet in thickness and the hanging wall streak from twelve to fifteen inches. The vein filling varies from ten to twelve feet between.
 The mine was a producer many years ago when operated by K Bar rett who shipped a large amount of ore from it at a profit. The Barrett workings are caved in beyond repair. Two of the three claims of the group are on the same vein. They are de evloped by 300 feet of 6penings in all of which there Is promising showings.
 The strike of the vein is northerly and southerly. It is in porphyry and granite contact with gossan capping
 The camp Is one mile south of the Swallow mine. and four miles east of
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
LIMITING RIGHTS OF rHs PeoPLE

Ths government ef this country is supposed to be based on the theory that all men and all people within the bounds of the United States shall stand as equals before the law. This was the principe which stood out boldly in the declaration of independ- -enee and which was afterwards in corporated into the constitution of the United States.
 The statehood plan proposed by Governor Kibbey and which is receiv- ing some endorsement throughout the territory Is ose which would place limitation on the rights of the peo- pie of Arizona which has never been placed on the people of the territories when they were permitted to form state government. It is said that the governor has prepared statehood biIl or an amendment to be offered to one of the present bills pending in congress. providing that in addi- ton to the requirement that the Ari- zona constitution shall be republican in form end not repugnant to the con stitution of the United States. the president of the United States may refuse admission to the territory if he finds in the constitution things which are not to his liking. While we consider such plan to be humil- iating to our people and wholly un- necessary, except perhaps for delay ing the time of admission. we are per fecuy willing that Governor Kibbey and the republican congress shall do as they like about riacing limitations in the Arizona statehood bill.
 We believe there will be little con tention in Arizona ever the framing of a constitution for the new state. so far as the main points are. con cerned. As we have said before the constitution must provide for a gov eTnment in Arizona, It will provide for this or the people will never vote for its adoption. When two-thirds of the people of Arizona vote for the adoption of a constitution it would be very cold day for the republicans in Arizona should 1t fail to receive the approval of President Taft or republican majority in congress.
 So we say if We cannot get any other kind of q statehood bill except one carrying the limitations proposed by Governor Kibbey. we say let us have that. We have no fear that Pres ident Taft would withhold his approv- al from any constitution provided by the people of Arizona, but, we do not relish the idea of having our beloved Arizona held up before the balance of the country as suspicious char acter" during tue statehood incubat- ing period
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
We are perfectly willing tha, ass,

ernor Kibbey may fix the statehood bill exactly to his liking If he thinks t is necessary to humiliate the peo .ple of Arizona by placing limitations en the statehood bill which will ad- vsrtise Arizona as a suspicious chaF- acter.- we are willing to submit to the humiliation, What we want is statehood for Arfzona and Ee want it at the very earliest possible moment As we understand the governor he desires that certain congressmen shall be assured tpat the eonstitu- ton of the new state shall be con servatiye document A conservative constitution we bebeve Is what the great majority of ibe people of Ari- zona want, but at the same time we believe that these people should be the sole judge of what is desirable in the fundamental law of the state, so long as it is within tke constitutional Limitations The whole respensibili- ty of passing statehood bin during the present session of congress has been assunAed by the republicans and we are perfectly willing that they shall have free reiu in the matter. No constitution can be adopted with out two-third majority of the people of Arizona and when such a vote is cast for constitution we are certain that 1t will contain nothing objection the new state.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
ENDURING pEMocRAcY.

Senator Bacon of Georgia speaks lucidly and conyincingly for his par ty in defining the lines which divide. and must always divide. the demo cxa,ic party from those who follow republican standards.
 Though the republican party has adopted not few of the measures ad- vocared by the democratic party, it is still firmly welded to it's traditional principles of special privilege and the absorption by the federal government of functions reserved by the constitu- ton to the states.
 $ Though .ae opposite of these prin- ciples is essential to the free and pro gressive form of government we have enjoyed for nearly a century and Q quarter. the republican party has from the first held lightly the safeguards with which the constitution surrounds the rights of the states, the powers of the federal government and the in- tegrity of the trree coordinate branches of the government at Wash ington.
 By constructive jurisprudence the present republican president would wipe out state lines and thrust the hand of the distant federal govern ment into every concern of the citi- zen. His chosen successor, though a ripe lawyer. possessing a broad judi cial r1ind, has never dissented from this view.
 President Roosevelt = has scolded the federal judiciary and become hot ly indignant when the congress has not meekly exercised it's powers of legislation by the letter and precept of his dictation. .nd Mir. Taft has held his peace except when saying that the RooseveltiSn policies are his
 The democratic party cannot ac- cept these principles and live. The American people arc devoted to the system of government which the dem OCT Ile party upholis, and to the ex- tent by which the republican party depayts from this system will the de- moeracy, in the long run, win victor ies by remaining steadfast to its faith.
 Old issues are dead. Political sec tionslism exists only through the re publican aggressions upon state rights which force one section of the country to remain solidly democratic while ether sections retain the right O; making free choice between par, ties. All other forms of sectionalism are things of ancient history.
 In the contests that are to come there is for the democratic party a future as bright as the record of achievement that has made its name iliustrious.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
SWASTlKA MINE IS
 COMING TO FRONT

The Sva9tika Mining Company, ot Nh.e3 ! s. Hopley. she present city aiarshal. is secretary. have sent out cur Dea to their properties in the Give district, about twenty miles from TacsoA. There afe at present eight men employed oa the property. where q shaft las been sunk to a depth of loo feet
 The mine shows up well in lead and silver, and 1t is the intention of he proprietOrs to make a big camp here about the first Of the new year. when they expect to commence the shipment of ore on large scale to the )eming smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03

Considerable anxiety is being mani Tested over the expected reply of President Roosevei, to the resolu- tion of congress requesting the evi- dence upon which he based his charge that some of the members of con gress were in fear of being investi- gated by the secret service. It may be set down now that what the pres ident has to say w1ll be vigorous and it is hinted that before the reading of the presidential reply Is finise6 there may be members who will re
 sret that the evidence was asked for
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
Chicaqo Grain.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Reports of dam age by the Hessian fly to the fall sown .crop of wheat in this country inspired considerable buying by shorts fin the wheat market here today, resulting in a firm close. May closed at $1.07 7-S; July, 99 1-4c.
 Corn unchanged to a shade higher. May, 61 3-Sc; July, 6114c.
 Oats weak. May, 51 3-Sc; July, 46 1-8c.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
WALL STREET BUSY
 ENJOYING HOLIDAYS

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The inst busi- ness day of the year was quiet in the stock market, and transactions were small owing to number of members being absent who will prolong the holiday until Monday. The banking community was busy with annual set dement's.
 In the bond department of the stock market there was a good deal of con fusion over the first working of the new rule requiring dealings in bonds to be "and interest" obligation, placed on bond buyers to allow accrued in terest to the seller under this rule, in stead of having a claim to interest for the full period himself, pecessitated a complicated readjustment of prices which were disturbed in comparison with ruling prices.
 Bonds were irregular, total sales, par value. s2.43S, 800. United States bonds weak and unchanged on call for the week
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03

Let IFS all resolve to make 1909 a record breaker in pushing this city to the front at a more rapid gait than ever before.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03

We wonder if Mir. Taft as president will be able to call the turn on vice, business immortality and general bad citizenship in so many and varied terms as aas his honored predecessor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03

We today publish the opinions of several prominent Arizonans concern Ing the Kibbey statehood proposition pro and con Read 'em-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03

While Mr. Roosevelt is in Africa we wish ho would find out for sure whether a jacrabbit can kill 9 bull moose. and put a stop to this nature faking business.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03

The woman who wants the ballot Ices nos mind when she is called a crude reformer" She realizes that III reformers are crude and rude to hose whom they. justle-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03


 President Lockhart and Superin- tendent Gearman are in no hurry to start crushing ore, however, and the time between now and the starting up of the plant will be occupied in com ploting ore tests that are now being made. The prospects for the coming year 50 far as the Goldfleld district is concerned. gre certainly very encour- aging.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
Stock List.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Amalgamated Copper, S4 5-S; American Smelling, S3 3-S; Atchison, 100%; St. Paul I51 IS: New York Central, 130: Read ing, 143 3-s; Pennsylvania, 132 IS; Southern Pacific, 121; Union Pacific, IS3 5-s; U. S. Steel, 5 3-s; U. s. Steel preferred, I12 7-S.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers.
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
Chanberlain's s Cough Remedy

Il is A favorite with u,asy nothers and never dissppoints them. It contains nc opium or other narcotic and may be gives with implicit confidence. sIssEE DRUG CO., slsose. Hsso and
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19
Notice to Water Users.

State EDgineer's ON .e. Salt Lake
City, Utah, November -. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Old Fort and Old West Field Reser.
voit and Irrigation Company. ty its
secretary, John Chettorl0y, whose
poet Office address lie Cedar City,
Utah, has inside application In 10
coTdAuce With the requirements of
the Com piled Laws CT Utah, 1907.
as amended ty The Session Laws Ct
Utah, 1909, 20 appropriate live t5l
cutie feet per sec nd OF water from
Goal Greek, lron County, Utah. Said
water will TO diverted at a point
which lies 23l feet south of the north
east corner OF the southwest quarter
Of the northwest quarter OF Section
IL, Township SO south, Range IL
west, Salt Lake base aud meridian,
aud conveyed by means Of ditch
for distance OF Is, $50 feet. where
IL will be- used from September 10,
inclusive, rf esch year, until March
81. inclusive, of the year following,
TO irrigate 400 acre, of land em
brsced In Sections 3, Q and 10.
Township SO south. Range ii west,
Salt Lake base and meridian. This
application 10 designated 10 the
State Engineers Office az No. 2i19.
All protests against the granting
OF said application, stating the ress-
ons therefor. must be made by sffids-
Wit In duplicate aud 6led In this office
within thirty t30O days after the COM
pletion OF the publication of this
notice. CALEB TANNER.
State Engineer.
Date of fret publication Novem Der
10. 1909, date Ct completion Of Pub
LEGATION December 20, 1909.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19
Notice 10 Water Users.

State Engineer. 0ftjce. Salt t,te
City, utah, Oct l6. 1909
Notice is hereby given thst Jce,Th
e Jones, ct al. whose pcst.cffice td
drcss 10 Enterprise, Wa.Lirgton CoUn-
Is, Utah, have msde application in
accordance With the requirements Il
Char ter l08, Session Laws of Ulsh.
1905, as, amended by the Session
Laws of Utah. 1907. TO appropriate
eight ts) cubic feet rer sceoud Of We
ter from Cottonwood Greek, Wasting
ton County, Utah. Said water wilt
be diverted by N eans Of canal at n
point which lies 2,6i0 feet east and
5, $50 feet eouth OF the southeast cor
ner Of Section ID, Township 81
soptb, Range II west, Salt Lake tsss
and meridian, from where Il will te
conveyed for distance Of 5000 feet
and there used from March l to Sep
TEN Der 30, inclusive, &C each yssr, to
1rIigste $50 acres OF land embrPced
In Section lS, Towmhtp 81 soutt.
Range ~ west; Section IS, Towpsbip
81 south. Range Is weet, Salt Lake
base and meridian. As much Of ssid
water as may be necessary will 10
used during the period from Octoh,r
of each year until February %, in
elusive. of the year following, fer
domestic. purposes. This application
IL designated In the State Engineers
Office as No. 2316.
All protests against the granting of
said application, stating the ressous
therefor. must be made by affidavit in
duplicate and filed 10 this Office win.
In thirty t30) days sfter the ccprie-
tion OF the publication OF this notice.
CALEB TANNER,
State Eneintsr.
Date OF frst publication Octo er
30, 1909, date of completion of Iuh-
LEGATION November 30, 1909.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19
Summit Briefs.
summit, November II.

GHAlHNf NONsWDt f -
The snow fell enc foot deep here n
Sunday the l4ih. and We have had
genuine sinter since. The snow,
however. has melted considerable
during the few warm hours In the
middle OF the day.
Clarence Smith Is wearing ore big,
broad, expansive smile nowadays. eS,
recially on the 18th met. ewing to
the advent OF ON 10 boy ut bis
home. This 10 his fret born and he
IL prond OF IL.
Alex Daley aud Jessee clifford
have returned from Dixie.
Will Clifford H. improving as we'll
IA can te expected after bis Siege OF
tyhpoii lie was here on business
from Dixie when he contracted the
dlsease, aud has been cared for at the
home % Wm. II. Daley.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19
ribute to
Vim. Schoppmann
Coodlng. Idaho. Nov. lO

JoOdlng, luahc, NOV. w
Editor Record:
Today copy Of your paper was for
warded TO Mr. Farnsworth containing
the notice ~ the funeral OF our mutual
friend and brother VIM. A Scbopp-
mann. Nothing could have come to us
with greater shocS, as we we're not
even aware 81 his illness, our last com
munication from him about two months
ago vfn encouraged Ms IN the hope
" his rejoining our company.
We Ges re through your paper TO
convey 10 he hereaved wife family
and friends u Brother schoppnann
az hcart'e'' sympathy, and for the
cnnsolaiion o' those near and dear 70
hiT, we wish to express cur apprecla-
lion Of avipg formed the acquaint
ance and gained the friendship Of so
good, SO no'le, so trustworthy young
man as was viii
For the greater part Of two seasons
be was identified with this company,
and no person ever connected with
the organization was so generally
liked. We loved him for his talent,
for his cheerful disposition, his high
ambitions aud integrity.
He was true TO himself. true to his
friends and PROFESSIONALLY true In his
love and devotion 20 his wife and
children. With you we mourn the
loss Of this stalwart young man.
"rhe Lord giveth and the Lord
taketh away" May his rest be peace
fu.
O. L. Farnsworth
w. a. Burnell
Title Foster
Walter Christensen
Mrs Walter Christensen
Members OF tn walters St ,clx Co.
John Hunter and wife Of Holden,
Utah. have been In Cedar for the past
two weeks visiting with Mrs. Eliza
Hunter aud ether rslstives and
friends. 10 VIII be rsmem bered by
the old settlers that Mr. Hunter was
at one, time resident OF this place.
lie says thst he can SEQ wonderful i'm
provements tn Cedar since bis last
visit some two or three years sg) !;
that Cedar Is a progressive town, aud
10 fact 10 the equal OF any town south
OF Provo for progrossiveness.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19

The water wheel OF the Roller M lis
vas broken last week. necessitating
the ordering Of u new wheel. The
company telegraphed for IL and IL
Will be shirred by express, which
will be the means OF the MILL heng
put into cperFii n Within ten days.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19

A change has been made 10 tho
management Of the Oedars Hotel. Mr..
end Mrs. Hans Root have taken
ehsrae and will conduct the hostiary
90 the setisfartlou Of tho trs-elIra
pablo. Mr.. and Mira. Root hayo he I
years 81 experience IN this line OF
business and are inlly qualified TO
manage the hotel Ia ev ~ detail.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19

This Bank OF Southern Utah IL be-.
Ing papored and painted. The deco
rations arc OF tho latest patterns and
make the place look ,2s more inv,t.
log than here.,ssne. Lewis and Am.
ga Root We the contract and arc do
ans an exceptionally Leaf Job.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19

foUND-A two bushol sack OF
White Flint corn near u. T. Jones'
farm north 81 town. Orner can have
corn by applying 10 J. u. Webster
and pay Ing for this notice.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19

Travel west TO the Normal neat
Monday aud participate In the many
good things that will be given by
memters ct the Agricultural College.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19

Notice Mrs. u. Crane Wstson's I'D :
calling the attention of
he readers to a winter sale.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19

You don't know II all yet about
farming, aud you can learn whole
lot morn concerning II by attending
the FsrmeTe' School next week at the
Normal.