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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
JACK BOSTON'S DEATH
 LOSS ID COMMUNITY
Kind Acts and Public Spirit Had Endeared Him To
 the Public.
"A Tribnte.l

LA
 The funeral of Jack Boston took place Sunday afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall under the auspices of the local order of Elks. Many membei . were present as well as mem bers of the K. of F., of which the de- ceased was 8 member Many irienos Of Mir. Boston came from surrounding towns to attend tae ceremonies. Many friends residing in Bisbee were pres ent and the cortege was large.
 Ar, Boston was one of the best known residents of this city, where he has resided for the past eight years. He was a public spirited c'tf zen, and was active in the advance went and the progress of Bisbee. He was generous to fault and has favor. ed many in one way and another oi whom the world will never know.
 Coming to this city when it was up on the verge of boom he took ad- vantage of many business oppOrtuni ties and accumulated a considerable competence. He was engaged in numerous business enterpr' ses, and for time was one of the leading contract ors of this and surrounding cities. He conducted his business affairs in a business like manner, and was alway' considered one of the foremost busi ness men in the city. He was quitt extensively interested in the mining business on both sides of the interna tional line. He was one of the leadins and active Republicans of Cochise county, and worked hard for the ad yancement of his party. He leaves z wife and two children 10 mourn theil loss, who have the sympathy of th' entire community.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

A petition asking for lower assess ment on the property located in the burned district, was presented to the council and was granted.
 There were forty-two fire calls dur ing the entire year to the fire depart ment. five of which were false alarms. The matter of increasing the fire de- partment was discussed at length, and the matter was turned over to the com mittee, consisting of Haines. Moon and Allen.
 The matter of buying q cement mix ing machine was presented by Street Commissioner Mccullough. at an ex- pense of $500. He stated that it would pay for itself in one month. NJ. F. Dicus stated that there was ma chine in Douglas which could be bought cheap, and the matter will be taken up. 4 street lamp was placed on Opera Drive.
 The matter of letting the contract for the installation of the water sys- tem for a better fire protection was discussed in a .neagre way, but the general inclination pointed to the de- sire to let the contract to local con cern. It was believed that peter re- suits would be obtained, and that the money would be kept right here in Our midst
 C. |. McRcynolds addressed the coun- cil on claim in which he was inter ested
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
MEXICAN HAS
 CONFESSED ID
 AWFUL CRIME
Juan MariIlo, Arrested At lo- we'll, ConfeSseS To Murder ing Aged Woman

The Mexican, Juan MaIiilo, who was arrested at Lowell Saturday night
 on the charge of murder of an aged
 woman near Cananea, returned to , that city without awaiting the issu- ing of extraditibn papers Maffflo
 made a clean statement of the mur- der, which was as cold-blooded as any fin the annals of the criminology of the Republic of Mexico, and said that he was one of three who committed the crime.
 Yes, I committed the murder" Marillo said to Deputy Sheriff White and the Mexican officers who were here from Cananea. There were three of us who committed the mur- der, but We were informed that the old lady had $S,000 Mexican money hidden in the house which We were after.
 "We took a knife and hacked about the window, and then crawled into the cabin. We were after the money and when we found that there was no money to be had We were infuriated and set upon the old woman to murd. CT her.
 We all had knives and used them for the murder. There was no assist ance near. and We had no trouble in dispatching the old woman. There Is no use in waiting for extradition papers, as it would only prolong the trial few days and that is not neces- sary. There were two others besides myself who were implicated in the deed, but none of us got any money. If we had we would have probably spared the old woman. It may be that she had some money hid away some where"
 When at Nsco, before crossing the line, Captain Harry Wheeler asked him how many murders he had com mitted or had been implicated fin. He said that this was the only one. But the officers who came after him said that there were ten murder charges reported against him in Mexico, and the cool and collected manner he as- sumed in relating the murder of the old woman was suggestive that he was an old hand in the business. With his confession of the murder of the aged Mexican woman it would suggest that his trial will be short after he comes into the courts of the Republic.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
COL. WATTS SPEAKS
 0F NEW RAILROAD
Passed Through Bisbee From Trip Over Line From Can
 anea To NogaleS,

Colonel Frank Watts passed through last night from Guaymas after a shori business trip to that point from Nacozari. He has been to attend the annual meeting of the Sonora Land company, of which he was made vice president and general manager. He states that the "Yaquis are disposed of and the people are sick and tired of hearing and reading about them. The railroad building south of Douglas has gone along well and the long excavat- ing work. which is partly tunneling, is completed and there will be no trouble to get to laying rails in the near fu- ture. l expect to see the work pushed along to a good advantage and the road connected up as soon as the s. P. is in shape to do so.
 q took a ride over the new road from Cananea to Nogales, and had a very pleasant trip. The road is smooth and the country through whic the road passes Is very pretty and att tractiye. It is opening up great deal of very interesting territory, which will be utilized to good advantage in the future. There is a good deal Of mining country through which the rail road passes, waich will be worked to a fino advantage. l look for much business of importance being taken up in northern Sonora during the present year"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
COUNCIL HELD FIRST MEETING
 OF THE YEAR
Going To Keep Streets Clean Bends On the Way To Be Signed-Home Concern For
 Water Works Construction.

The city council met iu rsgalai monthiy session last night, with the most Of the members present. There was also a good representation of cit izens ia attendance who were inter. ested in the bids waich will be pre-. sented when the council is ready to accept same for the installation ul the water system, for a more ade- quate hre protection. Engineer Mo Neish stated that he had not fully per fected his plans yet, but will by the time the council has signed the bonds.
 One of the matters which was dis. posed of. and which will be of inter- est to those residing on Clawson Hill. was the decision to extend the sewer system to the Clawson HIl section of the city.
 The council decided last night that they would continue to fill up the old subway in a systematic manner as fast as they could do so during the construction of the new subway in Of der to have 1t filled by the time the new one is ready for use. Work has already begun filling in from the rear of the Bank of Bisbee to the flood gate, This will save the city considerable in the item of hauling.
 City Marshal Stevens tax receipts for the month of December showed that he had collected Si1 300
 Another matter which will bs Of in terest to all who are anxious that the best health prevail in this city was the statement by the street eouIais- sioner that all tin cans were eleanec up and disposed of
 The report of Dr. John Hagau show ed taat in the month of December there were twelve births, two deaths, seven contagious diseases, and two nuisances absted.
 The board of health, consisting ol City Physician Hagan, City Engineer McNelsh and Councilmen Edwards and Barkdoll, secured ruling of the city council on the ordinance regulating the pouring of water into the sewers and removing debris from the streets. It was ordered by the council that this ordinance shall be strictly lived up to, and If any one is caught tarOW- ing water into the streets, or if any one permits debris to be left in the street. as has been done in the past, such parties shall be arrested on the spot. The punishment is s100 fine or six months in the county jail, or botf It was decided that this shall be properly taken care of. and no more nuisances exist if it is possible to head it of.
 The council has been informed that the bonds are on their way to be sign cd by the council and receive the stamp of the city's seal.
 Several citizens living on ClawsOn Hill gave the city three feet of theLr land for the purpose Of building a trail.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
FOUR BGLO HUNTERS
 ROB 4 DOVES NEST
Also a Hen RooStABiSbeeites Meet Big Game Over the
 Divide.

The weather has been so delicious and summer-like for the past few days that huning parties have been very popular among the members of the gun clubs in Bisbee.
 Four congenial hunters, Messrs. Wash Curry, De Castae, Chadwick and Gassoway crossed the Deyided yesterday, and evidently met with un- usual good luck. Kelly De Costae succeeded in robbing doves nest, while Bert Washburn outran and captured sick jack rabbit Robert Chadwick killed a burro in the dis tance, thinking be had bagged deer. F. E. Gassoway failed to capture any game at all, but later succeeded in robbing a hen roost, but while in the act of climbing the tree he lost a valuable watch. He made another visit to the ranch yesterday where he had the good luck to find the time piece and while there paid for the chickens.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
AMUSEM EN TS.

Tonight the Raymond Teal company will again produce 'The Man Behind, with an entirely new establishment In the way of new songs and chOTuses and good entertainment is promised Mir. Teal will again he seen in lis funny specialties, which, of course, Is 9 sure thing in the way of a good show. The Teal company have made good with Bisbee theatre goers, ana their leaving here after Saturday n ght's performance will be the cause of regret.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

EG is not only the humanity of the story of Faust. that has attracted Mir. Dodge. but the witchery and magic of it; the challenge it seems to offer for carrying the imag nation captive right through the gamut of human life, and with a suggestion of a life here after; its weird giimpses of the super natural, its traffic with demonology and it's witches and spectres of the Brocken. 1t would not have been suf- iicient for an actor Ike Sanford Dodge that Mephistopheles offered a fine acting part, or that he had in Miss Louise Marshall an ideal Marguerite; {; for he is an artist as well as an actor. snd he has more than once. in the past history of his career, sacrificed him. self as an actor for the artistic de 'igat of mounting and adorning dra- matic themes, which have given him no special opportunities of histrionic distinction. He has given a reality to stage illusion, and a new pleasure to the artistic perception that finds a sensGous delight in the beauties of composition and color. Those who are acquainted vita Mir. Dodge, know that his work 's not only the outcome Of taste for art, backed by much study and experience of the exsgencies of stage effect, but t has it's spring ir that absolute unse'fshness of the true artist, who is above private interests who does not count the cost of things. nor value ais reward in money This extremely clever version ot Faust" VIII be given at the Orpheun by Sanford Dodge and company.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
ARizoNAN NOT FOUND.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.--It is now believed that T. A. Cox, the Ari- zona mining man who disappeared from the Fairmont Hotel on Decem- Der 20, Is still among the missing Detectives who stated yesterday that Cox had gone to Portland, are today convinced they located another man of the same name.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
'B|SBEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS TAKE
 RADICAL AND HELPFUL STEP
Special Teacher From Chicago Will Teach Free Business Course To Boys and Girls Who Are Past CompuI-
 soy Age-Many Will Attend.

teacher has been employed for this work. and will arrive from Chicago in timeto take charge of the classes. Bookkeeping, stenography. ty'pewrit- ing and business course of arithmetic will be taught. The Gregg system of shorthand win be used. The school will be conducted in the Central school building.
 This is a radical and important step and is one which is pre-eminently practical. It will be an invaluable boon to scores of young boys and girls of the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
Chicago Cattle.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Cattle receipts 5000 head. Market steady. Reeves s3.5065-90; Texans, s3.5O645O; west erns, s3.7565.65; stockers and feed CTS. s2.sO64.s5: cows and heifers s1.7515.oo; calves, s7.506950.
 Sheen receipts. 16.000 head. Mar ket strong. Natives, $32565.25: west erns. s3.0065.35: yearlings. s5.501 6.75. Lambs, natives, s450G675; western, s4.759760.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Weakness in wheat developed during the final hour when prices declined more than one cent from high point. May closed at $1.07I5; July, 9S 5-Sc.
 Corn was firm early, but later was weak. Final quotations, May, 61 1-SJ 61 If; July, 611z G61 5-sc.
 Oats closed weak, prices of IT. to 2-sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06

Plans have been on foot for some time to establish a night school for the boys and girls. who are past the compulsory age, which is put at fl years in the territory.
 It is a well known fact that students are often forced to give up school at this age and help earn their livI- hood, and are thus deprived of high school work. Insight in regard to the needs of this class of students has made it possible to meet their de mands. The night school win be open. ed about January IS. A special
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
AID MARKETS
 Metal Markef-

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The London tin market was lower today with spot quoted at e131 Is, and futures at eT@e @ Sd. Local market weak at 2s.25@2s.5o.
 '~-d~- market for cooper was q little higher. Spot advanced to e6s lss 9d' futures remained at f64 Is Cd. Local market steady and showed an advancing tendency. Lake quoted at 14.50614.621zc; electrolytic- 1s.12h G14.37hc. and casting, 14.00G1425c
 Lead declined to f13 3s 9d in Lon don. Local markets were steady al I417isGi2eis.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-06
Stock List.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Amalgamated Copper, S2 IT; American Smelling, S2$s: AtchisOn, 99 3-S; St Paul. 147lA; New York Central. I2Sls i; Pennsylvania. 133 IS; Reading, 13S 5-S; Southern Pacific, 11S: Union Pacific. IFS 7-S: Steel, 5IIS; Steel preferred, 112h.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-02

young man who was brought back here
 from Kingman on the charge of ob-
 taining money by false pretenses, will likely escape prosecution. He had been charged with taking subscriptions for the Wickenburg Miner and keeping the money, after issuing receipt for it.. bearing the signature of the owner of the paper. It was understood at the time complaint was made that the of fense had been committed in this coun- ty. After he was brought back it was learned. that his operations in cOnnec- tion with the Miner had been carried on in Yavapai county. It was still lat CT learned that he had also represented himself to be an agent of the South. western Stockman and had taken sub scriptions from Glendale to Wicken- burg for that paper. Frank Lovitt. the proprietor of the StOckman, was interviewed yesterday and said that while ne had an indefinite recollection of his arrangement with Mcdonald, the latter had had some authority to work up business for the Stockman He had not, however, turned in either sub scriptions or money. MT Lovitt said
Arizona republican., 1909-09-02
to control the market. Bonds.Mere un-
Grain

Chicago, Sept. 1.-Wheat traders today aroused by the local crop report, which placed the winter wheat crop of the United States at 25,0O0, 900 bushels. They sold freely throughout the session As the result of the sell ing prices broke from 1H to 1 F cents in the final hour sharp bulge in corn prices prompted liberal covering by shorts. The report of local crop expert which claimed a falling off of 233,000,000 bushels in the total yield of the United States, formed a basis for a heavy buying movement which caused sharp advances in all deliver ies. One leading short is credited with purchases aggregating more than 10000 bushels. May closed about onehalf below the best. Oats scored an advance in consequence of the re- port of the local crop expert which estimated the crop at 1000, 1000 less than the government forecast. The
Arizona republican., 1909-09-02
Metals

r New York. Sept. 1.-The market for standard copper was quiet. but steady today. spot and September closing at -$125o@ Tz.75; October, S1260@12S5;
 November s12.65@12.9O; December,
 $12.70d1295. No sales were reported on the exchange. London was easy and lower at E59 2s 6d for spot and
 e60 Is for futures. Local brokers quoted lake copper at s13.OO@13.3712;
 electrolytic at sI2.S71k @13121A; cast ing at s12.75@I3.OO. Tin was weak. Spot and September closing at $3O.O0@
 3O.25: October. $3O.OO@3O25; Novem- Der. s30. GD d 304O; December. $3O.0O0 30.35. No business was reported at the decline. The English tin market was weak and lower with spot closing at
 e137 Is. Sd and futures at G13S-7s Sd. Lead was steady with spot at $435@ 40 for New York and s420@430 for East St. Louis. London was unchang- ed at et2 Ills 3d Spelter was steady at S5.65Q5.75 for New York and s5.5O
Arizona republican., 1909-09-02

yourself quickly to the ways of the household, the hours for rising and go- ing to bed. Be ready when expected to go out for a walk or drive. Show pleasure in the amusenients that are planned for you Be interested in the friends who are invited to meet von. Make yourself as agreeable as you ca-."
 T know that 1t is a mistake for a guest to imagine that everything n-st be done for her amusement while she does nothing in return,' said Rosa
 nond
 "Of course a guest should contribute to the general pleasure by any accom- phshment she may have" continued Mrs. Wright. "She may not have great talents, but she can always make her self agreeable by charming and ebiig- ing manners, by friendliness and cheer fulness. An important point in mak ing yourself acceptable is not to tire your hostess by being always with her. Try to occupy or amuse yourself some times. Write letters, take book and go to your room Or to q shady nook on the veranda Never be officious in of fering your services, but if yoii can really be of use do not hesitate Think of the convenience or pleasure O. your hostess before you think of your own Be considerate of the belongings of your hostess. If yoE take book from shelf 3r table. put 1t back where you fornd #. Keep your own belongings in their places-your hats, wraps, books. CT tancy-work"
 "If asked to stay for a longer visit should I stay2" inquired Rosamond.
 "No; 1t IS mistake to overstay your time and wear out your welcome"
Arizona republican., 1909-09-02
BRINGING UP A FAMILY
Che Way of Solving the Problem of Educating and
 Training of the Little Ones

n FLOW IS given suggestion on the problem of bringing up a D family of three or more children
 under the age of ten years with out the help of a maid, and so systema- tizing the housework that the household wheels move smoothly. The schedule published refers to home in country village.
 Conditions of Life
 SIX IN FAMrLY-Father, mother, boy of seven, girl four, boy two and one-half, and girl one year.
 LocATIoN-Country village of 4ooo in habitants.
 HousE AND SURRoUND1NGs-Set in large yard, with room for lawn and kitchen garden. Seven rooms, all on one hoor-with. bath, two pantries, closet and two porches.
 HELPERzWoman comes each alternate Friday and sweeps the entire house, the bric-a-brac being attended to by the housewife-also the dusting. Morning Schedule
 Goo TO 6:3o-Arise, wash, dress, and prepare breakfast while husband helps children in their morning toilets. The two elder children can dress and wash themselves, but need help about tidying their hair.
 6:3o TO 7:oo-Breakfast 700 TO 7:3o-Gather- up dishes, brush up dining-room, curl girls hair. The boy fills woodbox and the girl puts beds 10 air.
 7:3o TO o:oo-Sweep and dust rooms Tn front part of house, and make up beds; tidy everything generally for the day. During this period the boy sweeps the kitchen and sidewalks, and the girl sweeps the porches.
 goo TO o:3o-Wash and put away dishes with help of children. ., 9:3o TO 10 ;oo-Prepare vegetables and dessert for dinner, order supplies, at tend to morning mail Y
 Io:oo TO II :So-Attend to special work On Tuesdays this is ironing i; Wednesdays, scrubbing, cleaning pan tries, bathtubs, etc.; Thursdays, bakings
Arizona republican., 1909-09-02
4 NATURAL SINKING
 OF THE PRICE LEVEL
Following Abatement of Interest in
 Harriman's Health

New York, Sept. 1.-Deciine in prices is the natural course in a market so dull as that of today. The almost stagnant condition threw a mystery over the turbulent markets of the last two weeks and made it difficult to ex- plain the sudden withdrawal of op- orators. The feverishness of interest manifested in the health of Hartman has abated and this. seems the only ex- planatiOn to offer of the change of complexion. The punishment given the bears on Monday served to admonish them that the bull party is still able
Arizona republican., 1909-09-02

Hsion was unfortunate. but the two peo- pie had to make the best of 1t. At the close of the affair the girls distant bow indicated plainly 10 the man that there would never be a renewal of former conditions"
 It was evident that Mrs. Howe was still thinking over her problems, and presently she said, Should d hostess introduce young people to each other at dance or other entertalnment?
 It is her duty and privilege to in troduee them She should see that shy people are introduced and that they all enjoy themselves"
 About asking permission to intro duee anyone; when is that necessary r inquired Elsie.
 As a general rule, everywhere ex- cept in ones own house." replied Mrs. Wright 'Of course, one may intro duce members of ones own family any where without formality."
 About Introducing men and girls do explain about that" urged Elsie.
 "A man is introduced 60 girl or a woman, never the reverse. It IS polite for a person who wishes to make a formal introduction to say. uuobtru- sively, May I introduce MIr So-and- So? This gives woman all oppor- tunity to decl;h. ]. ;herc is a good req son for i9..is so, but this is vevy seldom done" : "Whst formula shcriy bA usc %hen introducing = aSAcG Est.
 "When i,tIoiuriig formally you may say, Miss Brown, allow Ire to i-ss0- duce MT. Graz"
 'It'j . gdgG riaz. isn't it. to jSy somet,1'.4 tbsi va telr along the con yevsatson ?" sais Eosaniond.
 ~yes. ycu nIaS sa,, Mr. Gray sas ::,9. cone back from San Francisco. or soz,ething of the sort"
 "If girl Is sirting down when a nian is introduced, should she rise?" asked Elsie. EAa
 ''No; sine should only bow" xH-A
 "Shopid she shake hands ?" X&EA<l
 "No; she should not"
 Are there any exceptions to this ruler" asked Elsie.
 "Yes; in your own house you should rise ard shake hands with every guest" !"
 Resamond was going away for visit and lhe and h,r mother were discussing a guests duties. "Punctuality at meals is very i'm poftant," said Mrs, Wright Adapt