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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Coast Lines). San Pedro, Los An.
geles &salt Lake railroad. Southern
Pacific Co. Tonopah & Tidewater rail
, road.
In Nevada, at all points on lines OF
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway
Coast Lines). Bullfrog Goldfield rail
road. Las Vegas & Tonopah railroad
San Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake
railroad. Southern Pacific company.
Tonopah & Goldfield railroad. Tono
pah & Tsdewater railroad.
In New Mexico. at all points on
lines OF FL Paso G. Southwestern sys
tenn West of Fl Paso, Texas) South
ern Pacific company.
In Utah. at all points on lines of
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
railroad.
In Mexico at all points in lines Of
Sonora railway. Southern Pacific rail
road OF Mexico.
This free rate applies only on ship
ments moving by freight train eonsign,
ed 10 and for exhibition at the Cham
Der, and shippers are required to ex-
ecute special release relieving these
companies from all liability for loss
or damage to property shipped under
this rate. This rate became effectiv
~. 1ana
In addition to the railway lines
mentioned, the National railways Of
Mexico will also receive and trans
port from points on their lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
ORE SPECIMENS GET
| FREE FREIGHT RATE
SPECIMENS SENT TO LOS ANeE-
LES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GO dead HEAD"

The Los Angees Chamber of Mines
has just been furnished with copies of
Joint and Local Freight Tariffs Is
sued by the Pacific Freight Tariff Blu
reau, providing for the free trans
portation, by freight any quantity of
ore, rock and stone specimens. in
packages, when consigned to 1t for
exhibition purposes. This free rate
applies on all of the railroads and con-
Meeting lines listed below and the tar
IF as published is in substance as fol-
lows:
Shipments will be received from all
points in Arizona, California. Nevada,
New Mexico, Utah; also Sonora and
Sinaloa, Mexico.
In Arizona, at all points on lines ef
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail.
way Coast Vines Arizona & Colo
radorado railroad. FL Pasor & South.
western system. ella Valley, Globe &
Northern railway. Grand Canyon rail
way. Maricopa & Phoenix railroad.
Phoenix & Eastern railroad. Santa Fe,
Prescott & Phoenix railway. and
Leased Lines Southern Pacific com
pany.
in California, at all points inlinesof
Atchison, Topeka e Santa Fe railway
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
.TWOAEY ENCOUNTERS
REAL ZERO WEATHER
GETS A TOUCH OF OLD soREAs
ENRAeED WHILE IN OKLAHOMA
CITY RECENTLY

Ten degrees below zero IL the kind
of weather they are experiencing in
Oklahoma, according to Constable Z.
E. Twomey, who returned yesterday
from trip to Oklahoma City and
other points in that state. having been
gone since December l.
He says everything is lively in Ok
lahoma and that most Of the time PEG
pie appear too busy to talk to a per-
son.
Constable Twomey went there to
subpoena two witnesse for the Chase
murder trial. They are Noah and
William Mccleary. brothers of Mrs.
Chase. They returned with him yes
terday morning and went on to Tomb
stone.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
A GRAND ARMY OF
OFFICE HOLDERS.

The number of Federal office-hold-
ers and employees now exceeds by
many thousands the total population
of the state of Vermont. According
to the new government blue book the
total is s7O.Os5. an increase of $4,000
in two years. Since 1907 the new re-
cruits to the great army OF Federal
office-holters engaged in uplifting
the general welfare outnumber the
regular army. Little wonder that Ny
Policies are popular when they pro
vide congenial employment for 50
many patriots!
secreary Ballinger's report shows
that there were s4s,1sl names on The
pension-roll at the end Of the fiszn
year. Adding the number Of pension
ers to the number Of ofnce-holders
and we find a grand army of 1.s1s,25s
drawing its support In whole or in
part from the United States treasury.
And how many city. county and
state employees are there in alg The
coming census should take note Of
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
TsY SPANIEL CLUB SHOW.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9,-Several
hundred diminutive specimens of the
canine kingdom were inspected and
sdmired by fashionable society which
thronged the Waldorf Astoria today
at the opening of the annual bench
show of the Toy Spaniel Club of
America. The exhibition, which is tho
largest in point of entries held
by the club. will continue over tomor-
row.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

When the date is announced for the
next smoker of the chamber of com-
merce and mines there should be a
general boosting spirit manifested in
making it a success. This smoker
has been called especially for the CON
sideration of the best means for ad-
.vertising and bringing about the de
yelopment of the rich mineral coun.
try on every side of Douglas and ev-
cry mining man in the country trib-
utary to this section is especially in-
yited to attend. The mining and cat
tie industry have been the main sup
port of Douglas in the past and must
be depended on in the future for the
greater part of our prosperity and
this industry deserves the special sup
port of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
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thorough business training close to
home. Write for terms and full par
tculars.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
A HOUSE or
|GovERNoRs.

When in May. lses. the governors
Of the several states met In Washing
ton on the invitation OF President
Roosevelt TO consider the subject of
the conservation of the national re-
sources. the possible usefulness in the
national life of such periodical gath
ering Of the state executives was very
wisely recognized The governors
themselves were not slow to appre-
eiate the opportunities that had been
thus opened to them for conference
and discussion. and appointed a COM
uittee to arrange for another meet
ing Of their own. which should be in
dependent of any federal Initiative In
accordance with this action they are
to meet in Washington. about the mid
die of next month when there will be
a further test of the experiment.
1t would appear that, although the
originat invitation came from the
then president. in furtherance of his
conservation plans. the germ of the
idea belongs to William George Jor-
dan, a New York editor, who. in q
letter to the New York Times, out
lines the history of the movement
and Celebrates the thought which lies
at its heart No demonstration would
be needed to show that in the work
ing out of our system of government,
with its distribution of powers be-
tween the states and the nation. there
is a lsnentable weakness where uni
formity of action in those matters
which have been left In exclusive con-
troll of the states is concerned. The
painful slowness in the progress of
every movszseek heretofore looking to
uniformity of legislation has only re-
suited in the multiplication of ingen-
ious schemes to transfer to congress
by indirection powers which were
plainly meant to be reserved to the
states. This tendency toward lawless-
hess has been viewed with alarm.
but hitherto the remedy has not been
suggested.
If by means of a House of Gov
,rnors" 4his lack in the efficient work
ing out of the problems of govern
ment can be remedied; if the hope of
uniformity and sanity of legislation in
such matters as marriage and divorce.
insurance, child labor. commercial
procedure, and the like, shall be
strengthened, surely the experiment
VIII be welcomed. 1t is not suggest
ed that the governors shall be given
any legislative powers, but it is OBJ
vious that if their periodical meetiags
for conference shall be made per-
manent institution, the opportunities
for concerted action on these and 9TH
er great questions ought to be i'm
measarably increased. The power of
the governors over legislation may not
be very great. but their recommends
tons will be given new weight. when
| it shall be understood that they are
the outcome of conference and discus
sion with the representatives of all
the states of tn union. Thus power
viii be. brought 10 bear on legislation
that could be secured in no other
practicable way.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Colonies w. c. Green. Epes Ran
dolph and L. H. Manning, the latter
of Tucson, are spending a large sum
of money in the erection of a huge
dam west of Tucson. in the vicinity
of Red Rock, for the storage of water
for irrigation purposes. 1t is expected
that large tract of fertile land will
be reclaimed by this enterprise and
that many hundred acres have been
taken up with the purpose of cultivat.
ing it as soon as the irrigation water
is provided. Water storage is the
means by which great deal of the
arid lands of Arizona will be reclaim.
ed in the future
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

It will be time enough to start the
political battle for control Of the new
state after the statehood bill has re
ceiyed the signature of the president.
Now is the time to line up every infiu-
eace to help push Arizona into the
union
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Dorothy Russell, daughter OF the
eternally juvenile Lillian, is about to
make her debut in the divorce court.
A dutiful daughter always follows the
example and precepts of her mother.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Ballinger says that many million
dollars worth of public lands were
stolen under former secretaries of the
interior By which it may be as.
sumed that Mr.. Ballinger means to
point that all the limelight need not
be centered on certain power site
grants and Alaska coal land arrange
ments.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Uncle Joe says that up to eighteen
months ago. next to Roosevelt. he was
the most popular man in the coun-
Try. II is part Of old age to have
Authorizations.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Now is the time for all Arizonans
to put forth every effort for state
hood. Let every citizen of Arizona
who has a friend or acquaintance in
either house of congress appeal to
them, personally, in behalf of justice
Tor Arizona, so long denied by the re-
publican party.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

1t is about time tina. a policy of re
trenchment and econony should be
inaugurated at Washington. The re
publican party has run wild with ex-
trayagance during the past ten years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Arizona has many able men in both
political parties who would be a cred
It to the Copper State in the United
States senate, SO we need not worry
about the senators. They win be cas-
lily chosen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 viii pc paid for
Information leading to The arrest and
conviction of the parties stealing The
Review from Subscribers.
THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

A billion-dolla. telephone combine:
What fool was it who said silence Is
solden7
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

It may be necessary for somebody
to make astronomical observations II
locate Or. Cook.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

ZeIaya has explained to Hearst why
he killed the two Americans. Hearst
should acknowledge the compliment
Of being mistaken for the whole
Emitted states.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
Arizona Il New Mexico
Railway Company
TIME TABLE

l1:zo ar Hachfta ..1OS Ly 1898
Connects with Morenci Southern.
~'Connects with Southern Pacific.
"Connects with e Paso au6
Southwestern.
GEORGE A. wAGSTAFF,
Superinuendsa
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
FINGER PRINTS MAY
IDENTIFY BURGLARS
CareIesSneSs of Cracksmen Who
Robbed PcstOffice May
Prove Undoing
Detectives Find Number of Dis
carded Envelopes With
Thumb Impressions

RICHMOND. Jan. 3.-The careless
ness of the cracksmen who blew open
the Richmond postofice safe early New
Years morning in handling a number
OF envelopes which they discarded as
worthless, has furnished the local au-
thorities with evidence which may
finally lead TO the identification and
conviction of the guilty parties. Ex-
cellent impressions of the finger prints
OF the robbers have been obtained from
these envelopes and are now in pos
session Of the postal inspectors. who
are confident that they viii prove ex-
tremely useful in running down the
criminals.
William, Milton and James White,
brothers, have been taken into custody
on suspicion on the strength of q re-
port that they had displayed consider
bile sums of money in a local saloon.
and had remarked significantly that
there was plenty of easy coin to be
had in the postoffice. James White was
locked UP in the Richmond city prison,
but was released at noon today, there
being no evidence on which to hold
him.
His brothers are still in the county
Jail at Martinez, but they protest their
innocence and declare that they OBJ
tanned money by pawning set of tools,
and that their remarks about the post
Office were merely facetious. They will
be held until Impressions of their fin
ger prints can be compared with those
in the possession OF the postal authori-
ties.
Inspectors from the postofice depart
ment in San Francisco were in Rich
mond today and assisted Sheriff Veale
and the local police in their investiga-
tion OF the robbery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
CARNIVAL OF SPORT is
TAKING DEFINITE FORM
Walter McCreery Leaves for
England to Invite Players

The carnival Of sport that was pro-
posed some time ago TO the members
of the Burlingame country club and
the members of the San Mateo polo
club by Walter McCreery is taking on
a definite form. McCreery's enthusiast
has been caught like a fever and now it
is one OF the main topics on the links
at the clubhouse. luncheons. teas and
dances. The men in their town clubs
are now discussing how the scheme
should be financed and carried out. The
plans have so far advanced that Nc
Creery viii leave for England Friday,
sailing from New York on the thir-
teenth. He is going direct TO England
TO lay the proposition before the Eng
hsh polo players and golf enthusiasts
and will within a very short time make
a report to the local men. Yesterday
in speaking of the trip he said that he
did not know exactly how long he
would be gone. but ii all depended on
how the invitation was received. From
what has already been said on the
scheme there seems to be no question
but what there viii be a large con-
tingent from the other side besides
many from the east. The board of di-
TectOTs of the BuTlingame country club
held meeting yesterday at which the
big tourney was discussed. It was de-
cided to support the project and at the
next meeting a sum or money will be
set aside as the club subscription
toward defraying the expenses.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
GUNBOAI DUBUQUE
SENT TO NICARAGUA
Vessel Ordered TO Central Amer
ican State as PrecautiOn=
airy Measure
Reports Assert Revolutionary
Organization Is Being Fitted
Out Against Salvador

WASHINGTON. Jan 3.-Reports Of
expeditionary movements in Central
America have led to a close watch Of
the situation by the Washington gov
ernmept and. acting under orders from
the navy department at the request of
Secretary Root. the gunboat Dubuque
today sailed from Havana for Blue
fields. Tho Dubuque viii touch at Key
West for supplies. Her presence in the
neighborhood Of Nicaragua territory
win have a reassuring effect in the
event that any trouble occurs in that
section.
At the state department it was stated
that there was no fresh advice from
central America Senor Cores, the
Nicarsguan minister. said there might
be some friction. but that he did not
believe that there was revolution
forming.
Reports connecting John Moisant of
salvador with a revolutionary organ
izstion claimed to be htting out in
Nicaragua against Salvador. attracted
some attention here. 1t was recalled
that MOisant is one OF two men claim
ing. 10 be naturalized American citizens
who were Imprisoned in Salvador. and
whose lives were barely saved through
The intervention Of this government
Both Assistant Secretary of State
Bacon and Secretary of the Navy New
berry tonight stated that the ordering
of the Dubuque TO Bluefelds was for
The purpose OF patrOling the coast. The
commander Of the Dubuque viii look
inro conditions there
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
JOHN TAFT CLOSES CAFE
IN VAN NESS AVENUE
Viii Open New Restaurant in
0'FarreIl Street March Is

Ia an informal manner last evening
John TAFT closed Taits cafe at Van
Ness avenue and Eddy street and viii
devote himself between now and the
middle Of March with the completion
~ his new restaurant TO be located on
the site or the old Fischer theater in
OFarreI street near Powell, opposite
The new Orpheum. The new Tait's
viii be opened March 10.
Tair said last evening that several
months ago he decided 10 close his Van
Ness avenue restaurant after the
Christmas holidays. The restaurant was
located in the old Wallace residence,
remOdeled. and was one Of the first OF
1nc b e cafes 10 resume business after
the disaster OF 1906. But the estab-
lishment in Van Ness was not immune
frOm IRE and twice serious blazes part
ly destroyed the cafe
yaits new restaurant viii be modelled
largely on the plan OF Murrev's res
tauranr in New York city. with walls
ard ceilings covered with mirrors The
structure viii be two stories in height.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
RevoIution Nipped in the Bud
LSeeeiaI Dispateh 70 The CaHl


MOBILE. Ala. Jan. 3.-That an in
clpient revolution was nipped in the
bud by the activity Of President Zelaya
of the republic Of Nicaragua was the
news which came here today If the
,rumors which prevailed on the boat are
correct the governments Of Nicaragua
and salvador viii be accused Of using
the powers of Honduras TO conspire
gainst President Zelaya Of Nicaragua
in an attempt TO cause q large and eX-
rremely nOticea bic vacancy in the chair
accepted by the latter during the last
feW years When the steamer left for
The United States the Nicaraguan gov
ernment was said 10 be lining up
troops on the border of Honduras in
preparation for the cheap revolution
expected 10 occur. The whole demon
stration is thought 10 be simply an
effort 10 break the power of Zelaya
and 20 seat General Orais in the presi-
dency. II is said 10 be backed by Ger
tain commercial interests which would
NOT otherwise receive recognition in
The Ittle republic. Just before the
steamer sailed il is stated that the
president dispatched troops 10 the
frontier. Fighting is expected at any
moment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
PROMINENT FINANCIER
SUDDENLY PASSES AWAY
Anson R. Flower, PhiIanthro-
pist, Dies at His Home

WATERTOWN. X. Y, Jan 3.-Anson
j.. Flower. aged s6 years, special part
ner Of the firm Of Flower & Co, bank
ers Of New York, died suddenly at his
home here today.
Flowers death came as severe
shock TO this city, where his benefac-
ttons have been numerous. He is sur
vived by his widow and a brother.
Nathan Flower Of California
Flower was for years prominent in
NeW York financial circles He retired
from active interest in the firm of
Flower q Co at the time OF the death
Of his brother. the late Governor Ros-
Wc1l p Flower. in 1899. and became a
special partner. thereafter devoting his
time 10 his properties and charities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
MORE PERJURY IN TRIAL
OF THE NIGHT RIDERS
Father of One of Accused Seeks
10 Shield His Son

UNION CITY. Tenn, Jan. al. J.
Rosson. one Of the jurors in the trial OF
the eight alleged night riders. charged
with the murder Of Captain Quentin
Rankin. was taken suddenly III this
afternoon, which may cause the trial to
be postponed.
Joe Hogg. father Of Hirschel Hogg.
confessed night rider, one Of the star
witnesses for the defense. testified that
his son had sworn falsely; that he was
at home on the night of the murder
and did not leave until the next morn
ing Tuesday. when he took load of
cotton TO Troy. The state viii intro
duce the cotton receipts of the Farm
ers Union warehouse, showing that it
was delivered there on Wednesday, In
stead of Tuesday, thus contradicting
the testimony Of Joe Hogg and cor
roborating Mrs Wade Morris confess
sion of yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
SKULL OF RANCHER is
CRACKED IN QUARREL
Injury to Angelo Porentino Pro-
nounced Fatal by Surgeon

Angelo Porentino. A Fruitvale ranch
er. was taken to the central emergency
hospital yesterday evening suffering
from a fractured skull, sustained in an
alteration with Angelo Ferino. an ac-
quaintance.
Porentino came over TO the city TO
visit one OF his nartners in Fifteenth
avenue. South San Francisco. On his
return TO the city he met three of his
countrymen and after several drinks
they quarreied. One of the men. An
geIO FerinO. according TO Porentino's
story. hit him with an iron bar
Porentino's injury was pronoun ced
fatal by the surgeons at the hospital
The police are searching for Ferino.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
CORNELIUS COLLINS DIES
AT HIS DAUGHTERS HOME
Well Known Pioneer Was One
Of First Builders in CITY

Cornelius Collins. pioneer Of ~.
and WEI known all over this state. died
at The home OF his daughter. Mrs Al
bert Hageman. 100 Albion avenue. Sat
urday morning. following a gradual
falling OF health.
Collins. who was IS years old. was
among the first arrivals in san Fran
cisco after the gold excitement. He
vas = mere boy when he began 10 pros
pect on the Sacramento river. and was
one OF the first builders In the CITY
collins leaves two sons. Cornelius and
Timothy and two daughters. Mrs. Al
bort Hagcman and Mrs. J. J. Butler OF
Seattle He viii be buried in Holy
cross cemetery at 8 o'clock this morn
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
THOUSANDS MOURNING
FOR JOHN OF CRONSTADT
Scenes of Grief as Fathers Body
Is Taken to Cathedral

CRoNsTADT. Jan. 3.-The body of
Father John Of cronstadt was trans
ferred today to St Andrews cathedral
through streets lined with mourners.
At the service and during the period
when the body lay in state there were
scenes OF hysterical grief among the
thousands of the dead priests followers.
many Of whom. unable 10 afford sleighs,
had walked five miles over q Held of ice
and waited for 10 hours in the cold.
The general expectation IS that
Father John viii be eSnonized.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
BURGLARS TAKE JEWELS
WHILE OWNERS ARE OUT
False Key Workers Enter Sam
chez Street Home at Night

Jewelry valued at $3.50 was stolen
from the home Of Benjamin Levy. l17
sanchez street, Saturday night by false
key workers The robbery was dis
covered late in the evening and II was
committed during the absence OF the
family. The jewelry stolen was princi
paliv the property Of Mrs. Levy and
consisted Of ieweled pins. gold brace
rots. rings and = gold watch and chain.
low himself lost . valuable watch
charm and chain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04
TO ATTEND MEDICAL CONFERENCE

MANILA Jan 4.-Dr w e. Mus
grave OF the insular department OF sci
ence has been chosen TO represent the
Philippine islands at the international
medical conference which is 10 be held
at Bombay in the near future.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-04

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