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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
NAMES OF M ,S' [ IN ITALY DISASTER
State Department Makes Pub lie List of AmerianS In the
 Earthquake Vicinity,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The state department today made public com plete list of Americans supposed to have been in the earthquake in ItaiH and regarding whom inquiry ad been made.
 The list is as follows, some of the persons making inquiry also being giren. Miss Frances Brockus and sis ter. Miss Elizabeth G. Brockus, Phila ielphia. inquired for by James A. Steinmetz, secretary of the Pennsyi- vania branch of the National Red Cross society; Miss Mary H. Dehart, Elisabeth, N. J. inquired for by the chief clerk of the revenue cutter ser vice; Miss May sherman, Elizabeth, N. l., inquired for by chief clerk of the cutter service. Thomas Robinson, Ashtobula HarbOr, Ohio; William FL liGst Smith. wife and two daughter. Alton, H., supposed to be in Taor- nina on December p. Miss Henri 7tta l.. Stadelman, New Castle, Del; MT and Mrs. Samuel F. Stokes, asIs Miss Stokes, Germantown, teua Miss Lillian and Elizabeth NJ. Wig gin, Bloomfield. N J., Miss Eleanvf Wood, Philadelphia. Mir. and Mrs. John B. Wright, Philadelphia, Miss Katherine Davis, Mount Zisco. N. Y., Miss Estella Pagan. Philadelphia: :: NIT. and Mrs. Edmund H. Gardet anu son, Julian. New York; Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Hapgood, New York. in l 1uiry by Norman Hapgood. New Yory; Mrs. Alfred Harris and daughter. Ro salie, New York, left Naples aboai December %. for Sicily; J. 4. Kain Ashtabuias Ohio. Jeff Naples about December l9. for Sicily: Miss Blancn Kane, Philadelphia. inquiry by Mrs Grant IaFarge. care of Owen WIsoon Philadelphia: Mrs Martha Kittredgs
 md daughters. Ethel and Ciarissa 3rookline, Mass. inquiry by Speaker
 ,innOn. on beaalf of Edward C. Roo
 nscn, Brookline and by Representa-
 i've Leak. New Jersey; Misses LaH
 ing, (3) Watertown. \ r.. inquiry b John W. Foster: Robert Lansi.->
 Miss Anne Lee, Boston. Miss Margs ret Mendell, Brookliae, inquiry b,
 Speaker Cannon or behalf Edwsr, Robinson, Brookline; Dr. and Mrs Herbert Norris. Philadelphia, iaquir. by Theodore F. Rothinham. Philade
 hia; Miss Mary Moss. Philadelphia
 Miss Elizabeth Pittsfield, Philadel
 Dhia.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
LID IS ON TIGHT
 IN SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. l. After two centuries of freedom from Sunday laws and blue laws of every description, San Antonio, the city of personal liberty, Is under "the lid" as completely as the strictest new Eng land village. This reyolution-the na- tive San Antonians decline to consid- er it reformation-was accomplished by Governor Campbell by a series of drastic acts. which constitutional law yers declare are in effect a nullifica- ton Of the constitution and laws V, .his state. The governor withheld
 lis approval of the commissions of
 he county judge. the sheriff and other
 county officers, pending their showing him by acts that the Sunday laws
 would be enforced here. This act
 which the lawyers declare is clearly
 Tanscend'ng his authority. threatens to result in all sorts of legal compli cations. All suits tried on writs 5erved by these officers without com missions will doubtless be contested or
 writs of error. and the affairs of tho county thrown into a legal snarl aeanv bile the lid is or, all saloon, Ire closed at m alright and all dal 'unday. The gambling houses ar' closed up tight and the fraternity hai departed for parts unknown. Cow ooys from the plains who drift in now | it sadly around the hotel lobbie i drinking ice water. and telling of thu old wild days when everything Wa
 wide open and Billy the K'd and Al kali Ike used to blow in and make ta' fery atmosphere a lurid req. Near
 while modern. ssaid. dignified San An tonic is enforcing the Sunday law
 -sah the laoroughness of the truly re formed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
GOOD MINING NEWS.

The members of the mining com pany who own the Rincon property south of the City of Mexico have re ceiyed very encouraging news to the effect that a big strike has been made Those owning the property are Dr Edmundson. H. A. Smith. Franklin Smith and others. They gave an op- ton upon this property for S115 per share. which will probably be taken up about inc fifteenth of this month. John Hays Hammond. who reported upon the property. stated that it is a s4 ,000,000 property. The present own CTS are now regretting that they gave the option.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
RESTAURANTS FILLED

The restaurants were well filled yes terday and each did a splendid ousi- ness. Many of tde families of Bisbee took dinner atsths restaurants to save themselves the extra work of prepar- ing a new years dinner. The res taurants had arranged for the day and several menus were all that could be asked in the culinary line.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
NEW AGENT ARRIVES

]. K Graves arrived Friday night and assumed the duties of the agent of the Southwestern at Bisbee yester day. He succeeds M. B. Morse, who has had charge of the office since the resignation of w. P. McNair. and who has discharged the duties of the otiiee to the entire satisfaction of ali Mir Graves is a railroad man of long eS perience and resigned a very impor tant post to assume this, and the Southwestern feels extremely forum ate in securing his services
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02

The entire country will watch with
 interest the proceedings or the Ore
 gon legislature when it meets next month to select a successor to United
 States Senator. Fulton The isgisia-
 ture Is almost unanimously republi- can. Of the ninety members, fifty. one voluntary signed a pledge before election to elect as United States sen ator the popular choice. The choice proved to be Governor Chamberlain. a democrat The question now is wit
 the legislators stand by their pledge:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
WILL BEGIN BUILDING.

It is expected that work on the building of J. Fl. Jack, as well as that of Letson & Kline. will begin at once. Mir. Jack has his plans and specifcaions all ready and is arrang- ing as fast as poss' ble for the begin ing of work. James Letson is expect ed hon1e in a few days. and according to MT. Kline, will arrange as soon as possible to get right to work and hurry he work to completion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
s,ssEE BRANCH OFFICE.

A. D. Nauney passed through last plight for Ei Paso. where he has bee1 in the interest of his company. It is the intention Of the Swift Packing company to put in 8 branch in Bisbee during the next frew months, as the trade at this, point has become so important that Mir. Nanney considers this necessary. He states that busi ness of this firm has made splendid progress during the past twelve months.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
ACCEPTS BETTER POSITION

Miss Mary Newby, recently one or inc nigh school teachers, made a hasty de9arture Wednesday evening Tor Brentwood, Calf, near San Francesca where she was summoned by teie- graph to accept a position on the faculty os the university. Miss New by made many friends while here who regret her departure.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
NOTICE

Members of the Warren District
 country club Election Of officers
 will be held at the club house Jan uary 12th. 'O9. at ?. m. See Article
 2, Sections 2 and of bylaws or H. A. Schwartz. January list quarterly dues $6.00. locker S1.00 fee. are due. Prompt remittance is requested to H.. A. Schwartz E. of B.. or by mail S12
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
TO MEET REMAINS.

s. l.. Brown an1 Joe McKe chan len yesterday for Benson, where they VIII meet Mrs. Jack Eoston, who IS return ing wtia the bodS of ne, hrsband, whS died in Los AngeIes Wednesday nigN [ Ttey will arr ve iA 3iste- tomorrow afternoon, and 1t is expected that the fvneraI will ocCrr Su1dty altcrnona
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
xrs. -winslow's Soothing Syrup

Has tscn usea <a- estr sIxTy-TIyE YEARS NIfLIOSa of NOTIFIES for their SHuDRE
 WHILE TEETHf<6. with PEffECT eUCCEsS. \ eOOTHEs the CHILD. SOFTEN ssee 0UNs-A1I-Af sil PAIN. CuREs WIND cnIic. and Is the bs part of the world Be snre and esk for Mrs. Vim low's Soothing syr'ip.. ,end tase 70 other -kilss ESd and psS '; n As, yn;e sn 1s ss,,al NsT,s
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
SUFFERS FROM STRAIN.

The friends of Otto Geisenhofer will regret to learn that he is suffering a great deal from a sprasn which hap pened some weeks ago. He has been on his feet too much. and as result he has been confined to his room a good deal of the time of late.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02

Win be sold at the office Of tho
 company. being at Room "a the Gun nirgharc Robinson Building on Main
 Street. in Bssbce. Arizona, on Satur
 day the Sth day of January, 1909. al
 10 o'clock A. Nj. at public auction to the highest bidder fer cash. Such sale will be made by the Secretary of the Bisbee Extension Development Com pany or by some person designated by him and the option contracts repre-
 sented by the above mentioned cer tificates win be first offered in one lot and then if nc bidder appears for the lot. they win be offered separately. BISBEE EXTENSION DEVELOP MENT COMPANY. By w M. CHUTE. Secretary.
 Dated November 2sth. 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02

Rent a guitar. mandolin, violin or photograph for $1.00 per week. Wnen purchase price is paid in rent 1t is yours Price guaranteed same as Chi cago or New York. ". Muir. opposite M q A 3SJ
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
o,ssoi uT,oN OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice Is hereby given tiat the hfln of Sinclair & HiIlman has dissolved
 and the business in Bisbee taken oyeT bv H s. Hillman. All bflls owed by above firm will be paid by H. s. Hiil- man, and all accounts due above nrrl are pasablc to H. s. dillman. Sss
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
C 0 4 L

Gallup Southwestern Coal Co., (operstine the "5iack Diamond" Vein Mining and shipping the only Genuini Black Diamond Coal in New MexicF today. Shall bc pleased to quots prices f. o. b. our Mine to large con sumers and boni-fide dealers. Gu product is the best for house ant steam purposes and is never rejected 1n account of quality
 GALLUP SOUTHWESTERN COAL
 COMPANY,
 GALLUP, NEW MEXICO. s. DEAN, General Manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
THROUGH FROM. MEXICO

Charles Temple passed through to Douglas last night after spending sew eTal days at Guaymas and other points in Mexico. He says that everything is moving along well in that section.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
TO THE ELkS.

The Elks as body are requested to meet at the train at i:45 this after noon out of respect 10 Jack Boston, whose remains will arrive at that tiYle.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02

Don't forget the regular Saturday night dance at the old opera house. Music by the entire band.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02

New Sonora Hotel, Cauanea. Re .fodeieSf and first class in every way Mcdaniel Bros. proprietors. z95
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
NEW RECTOR.

Rev. K. A. Bolt, of St. John. N. T., arrived in the city yesterday. Ar Bolt comes to Bisbee to assume tho duties of rector for the Episcopal church.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02

Don't forget the regular Saturday night dance at the opera house. Music by the entire band.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02

Don't forget the regular Saturday / night dance at the opera house. Music by the entire band.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02
IMMEDIATE RESULTS
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02

for further information apply (, nearest agent or to
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 Asst Gen1 SupL A. T. THOMSON
 Treasurer. CLIFTON. IA. T.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-02

KNIGHTS oF PTTHIAs. Cananea Lodge, NO. 6. Y. M. Q. A. Hall, Cananea, Sonora. Meets every Wednesday, Visitors cordially invited
 J. KNOX KENT, c. c.
 c. NJ. SANDERS. Nj. of F.
 HENRY LANE, K. of R. < 8. P. O. Box n.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

the editor of The Birmingham News. are of very positive opinion that majority Of the leading business ana professional men of this section. not willing. to eliminate themselves and their influence from local governmeut-. al affairs. voted for the Democratic Presidential nominee. while praying in their innermost hearts that Judge Taft would be elected. These same men, as q rule. believe in the omnipotsnce and guiding power and influence of God In the affairs both of nations and of men. With such . conviction as to their po- litical action and personal hopes and religious faith. Rufus N. Rhodes. ed- itor of The Birmingham News, in Au- gusta last Saturday. spoke frankly and sincerely. as he sees conditions. to the President -elect. He believes Taft's election was certainly for the best in- trests of the country and that 1t was as all earthly blessing are "a benedic- tion by God Almighty. Himself.' If 1t was . ,benedictfon as he believes, fo the people of the South 1t was certain ly over their own protest. for the South voted for Bryan and not for Taft. ss
 Ignorance and intolerance arc the curses of the South. Every man. who knows the political situation in the South. knows that petty tyranny nearly always dominates both the lead ing parties in the South. Judge Tafts propaganda Is for enlightenment. for individual political liberty, for inde- iitical action. The man who does not favor such enlightenment, ia not . pa- triot. whatever; the result of it's estab- lishment and exercise might be. wheth- CT it continues or alters the attitude of the South politically to the rest of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

the country. If . republic. whore . majority of the people rule. is to reach and travel the highsut plane of law. equity and justice. and exhibit and H. fustrate all the graces and benences of the lpftiest civilization. the best gested,- secured and perpetuated by the domination of intelligence and virtue.
 "A number of newspapers In the South are very harshiy crfticising the speech of MT. Rhodes. The Montgom- cry Advertiser, in particular, seems to regard that it is necessary to become rude and offensive. It declares that the speaker in Augusta was . sy- cophant' and "a toady.' The words are Mir. Rhodes was not an obseQuious fiatterer. He did not utter pleasing insincerities that thrift might follow fawning. His desire was to let MT. Taft understand the situation as the speaker believed it was. not for the speakers beneft. but for his country's. that the President-elect might be re- assured of the sympathies of . major ity of the intelligent and patriotic men of the South--the men who create and sustain sound public opinion as well as furnish the backbone of a substantial prosperity-in carrying out his repeated declaration that he was going to be the President. not of the North or East or West or South. but the President of all the people and all sections of the United States--who other section, to hold its proper place of influence and power in the national councils and administration.
 "In the Palmer and Buckner cam paign. The Montgomery Advertiser fought with considerable bitterness the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
MR.RHODESEXPLAINS
BIRMINGHAM EDITOR ANSWERS HIS CRITICS.
stands Pat on His Declaration That Taff's Election Was A Bene- dietfon by. God Almighty
 HfmseIk.p

Birmingham, Jan. E-(SpeciaI. )-- Many criticisms having been made ed- itorialiy in newspapers throughout the South and having been received by mall to the speech made by Rufus N. Rhodes editor of The Birmingham News. extending an invitation to visit Birmingham to President-elect ". H. Taft in Augusta. Ga, last week. The Birmingham News this afternoon car ried lengthy editorial in reply. The editorial follows:
 "Republican and Democratic plat forms differed very little in the last Presidential campaign. The issue, nearly all intelligent men are willing to admit, was furnished. not by any platform declaration. but by the cam didates. The issue was one of men. ]. At one period of the campaign 1t ap- peared that Mir. Bryan had a chnce for success. As election day approach cd, the business men of the country, regardless of section. seemed to come to the cohciusion, more and more cer- tainly as each day passed, that MT. Bryar's election wodld be more or less disastrous 10 the industrial and busf- ness interests of the country and that they. could be best safeguarded and pro- mofed by the election of Judge Taft; hence his signal victory.
 Many men of the South. among them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

National Democratic nominee. lf one were disposed to bs e unkind and free win spithets as is The Advertis<r nov. hs might proclaim that The Montgom- cry Advertiser was . political desertsr and . party traitor In 1ess. It is surely pat, at any rate. to remark that The Montgomery Advertiser has no H. cense in matters of party feaity to seise the lash and lay. 1t on any mans back. sf ssa
 The speech at Augusta was Mr. Rhodes's individual declaration only until 1t was uttered: as he delivered 1t to Judge Taft. the Birmingham deiega. tfon unanimously applauded. approving his utterances' The speakers senti. ments then became the sentiments and The strongest applause followed the sentence embodying God Aimighty's benediction There can be no pre. tense, In fact, that MT. Rhodes did not represent the men whose spokesman he was. It was not the idea of the speaker or the delegation that e re- nunciation of Democratic faith or an acceptance of Republican principles was intended to be conveyed Judge Taft did not so understand It. If any one will take the trouble to read his speech In reply, that is evident on the face of it. Criticism is always devel- oped by any word or action which Is out of the strictly ordinary.
 MT. Rhodes did not intend his speech to be sensational; indeed. 1t Is a sur deavoring to make it So. He was simply genuine and sincere. Are all his critics?"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
DEFENSE FORTEES
rRonHBrz1oxIsTs ENcAon sxsnA
 COUNSEL.
Believed New That Ne Peiut VIII - Gained ThsrsAay Dy SAntfsS
 Before FeaeraI Ju&ee

Believed New TAat Ne Peiut vS1l -
 Gained Thurs1ay Dy ~AntfsS
 Before FeaeraI Ju&ge
 yenes.
 Joining hands with the state in the defense of the Federal Prohibit0n biIt. the Law and Order League of Eontgozn. cry has plunged into the midst of the fray which the attack by the "Anti's' has precipttated. To aid the public officials in the preliminary battle. the Law and order League has retained Holloway and Brown, . law firm ce Montgomery. to prepare briefs. and to present arguments for the bill ct the hearing before Judge Jones ThufBdAy.
 All interest now centers on the oat- tie. though 1t Is confidently expected. even by the most ardent of the 'autfsT' that developments will arise from Thursdays hearing. but that the real fruit of the conflict will come iatsf. probably before the Supreme Court
 There are many. even among the profibitionists. who. though knowfng nothing of the purposes or efforts ef the saloon men and their attornsye. be- lieve that . flaw has been found tn the biil. through which 1t might ts At- tackled. Judging from the vteor with which the attorneys % at the ques- ton. 1t Is likely that they have grounds for their efforts.
 And they have certainly sons into the enterprise with a rush. filing their petitions and bills and applications h Montgomery and Selma. and intending
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

so file simtiar psscssGsHes b n1Stais.
 But tharv ere 10 fsW dSssisDessnfs. and ell tkinss tsselsse a~s wssAhss4. stviuG Yoem te spe1pio4ions snA sar- Ana thsr. viii S. ssssins tangible ssr sems tine. ax any rata. not before Thursdsy. and probably not, then. fer. 3saGfng from the tsu1Dsr lef shs in- fsri0r courts. ttsse e iilosty e es nothing to 'antr' advsntsgs e rssuit from the hesring sssese Judge Jonss Thurgiay.
 Judge sayrs has not received his ap- piication for | mandAmus directed eUainst Probate Judge 0aston e yet. And matters reSt tyst e thsy did saturday. after the Aprttcatien for | iicsnse, and after the petition to Judge yones for . restrainfng order.
 Judgs c D. Weskisy is sstd te have nsen nlddsd to the legal 6oroeg fstein- cd for the defense es prchibitaen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
SHERMAN STAG6S E
 KnlW NEAR FLORENCE

Florence. Jsn. E---<speelAl-t t--1Aey- mann Stagga, . young white man, e dead from aa sseadsntai dtsehsfuS of his gun this afternoon while he wus out hunting on Patton fs3and, in the Tennessee River.
 i, He had just stepped into . boat Co cross to Florence. holding the music to him, and slipped. striking the trie- gxr against the seat. The fufi charee entered his stomach and he dfsd afmcst instantiy.
 stAgks was . rneuider employed by the shed,eid Steele Range Conapary. and was married.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
CAPITOL sREv7zEs

rrsssesnt czers>s ussesvsas = s1s RAsssssl csunasissssa aae Cs91ee1p M. r: M rsMssss < e ssilrsea lsgtsisfiea. 1hs1 ses 1ne thsir hemss 1aet nioht.
 Attsrpey.csasval q. u. CDgee9 noD fsturnsA e hls eoee st tAA ooueo ~. tei after . viglt ot esune eovs e hoe old hssBs et Lvingstsa-
 AAjutans V. [. pskss. Jx- e ug1sn- town, wAs . visitor in tse eG1oe CT A. jutAst-dsasrai Bibba drkyeo yester- day.
 Tns members of the etats YIemt Drssd. CTS. Associafion. an orgAn1~n41uu tsnta- lively formed some weeds ago ia the ot1es of Commissioner of Agrisufture !. 4. Wilkinsen, is cAlled c meet with the Commissioner on Jas. 5o ao6 e, te perfect orsanixstiou cad te attend te such ether matters ss may bs nscss- sefy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
naaaer te Hensp IleeA

New Yerk. Jan. s-Anneuncsmsnt ls made here that . dinner in honor Of esefstasy cf State D1sho nest w1ll b< hold on February ss. Ths alnneg is q recognition of Nr. Noot's ssFvsoss tn tne err At the atnnsr arc to sneld1a tfeG1- Aent. elect Taft: nascu 1skAhigp, t1e yAeansse AEhAssadev: ocvefney 4aw4&e of this State: Andrew Carnegie. &sesDA n. Cho.te. and others