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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
MINERS UNCOVER
 RICH GOLD DEPOSIT
FIND A FOURTEEN NICHE STREAK THAT AVERAGES MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED PER TON.


 syLvANITE. N. NJ, Dec. 1.-Two men at work on the Globe fraction belonging to Billy Lawrence. yester- day uncovered a ledge fourteen inches wide that will average over a hundred dollars to the ton in go,l Samples from a two inch streak or the foot wall showed values up to s1.o0O gold.
 The Copper Dick at the norh end Of the district has a force of twelve men at work and have driven tun- uel into a body of Orr that will take crosseutting to determine the ex- tent At present the top. a bottom. sies and face of the drive are all ore running from five to eight per cent copper. Mir. c. T. Brown, secretary and Treasurer of .he School of Mines at Socorro, New Meico. consuming engineer fer the Umpire Zinc company and manager of the Kelley mine at Magdalena. N. M. together with AL bert J. Ficthan, an 3id tims mining man are in the district making an ex- animation of various properties and more especially pf the Knigh. group. Both gentlemen seem to be we'll pleased with the saowings here. Mir. Fitch is one Of the principal own CTS of the Right group and intends to do some extensive development work th.s winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
GOLD MINE GIVES
 PROMISE OF PROFIT
DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS AND INDICATIONS POINT TO LARGE DEPOSIT OF PAY DIRT.

Encouraging in the extreme was news received yesterday from the Swisshelm property by Percy Wilson, of the Buxton-Smith company The letter which was from P A. Honnas was accompanied by some good look ing samp.es from the workings.
 Drifting at present is being carried on from the 60 foot level of the shaft. The face of the drift has encountered oxodized matter. The formation is black kalsined matter lying in seams and pockets in the diorite. The diorite has been cut into only about F feet as yet and it is calculated, there is about forty feet more to be cut before the hang .ng wall Is encountered. The crosscut from the 60 drift is 70 feet into the ledge Gold and silver nave been banned from the ore in the dior ite.
 Mir Wilson is much enthused over news and is confident that the prop erty will turn out well. Although the workings are near the surface the finding of any such large ore booy as Mir Homnnas tells of is very en- couraging indication of what the prop erty should develop into with depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
COPPER QUEEB G0LF
 TEAM BEATS ''WORLO''
PLAYS RUNAWAY GAME AND DEFEATS ADVERSARY BY SIX TEEN TO SEVEN.

DOUGLAS, Dec. 14-(SpeciaI. )-
 What the Copper Queen golf team did to the World" team on the links of the Country club yesterday it is 'eally shame to tell. They were aot satisfied to walk rouga shod over 'heir unfortunate victims. but pro seeded to stamp defeat into their op- ponents with hob nailed boots. This Sf course is metaphorica1, for no good ,olf player would wear hobnailed boots in playing golf. for 1t would cut up the fair greens as well as the putting greens. After reading the score of yesterdays match. 19 to 2. no one can doubt that the Copper Queen team is composed of good golf players.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

And so the World" owes the Cop per Queen players a living. That is a living for one night, and there is coming dinner at the Country club house when the Copper Queen play CTS will receive that living from the World" in the shape of banquet. The date of this banquet- has not yat been announced but 1t is one of those pleasurable occasions which Is held in keen anticipation.
 It was a great field which partici- pated in the dinner match yesterday afternoon. Few clubs of several times the size of the Douglas Country club could turn out so large field as that which was seen locally and it augurs we'll for the game in this city. There is no diminution in interest in the royal and ancient Scottish game in this section.
 The result of the several matches yesterday was as follows. the Copper Queen team being the first players named in the pairing:
 | J. Suppl (1) vs. c. o. Thomas (O): c. L. Smith (O) vs. J.sA. Holden CD: E. Forth CD vs. C. Scott (0); s. W French (o) vs. J. B. Speed CD; T. M Smith CD vs. R. L. Scott (O); ". H Kirkland CD vs. A. B. Packard t0); E. c. Robinson (0) vs. J. P. Sexton CD; D. c. Hooper CD vs. s. s. Badg CT (O); c. H. Dowell (0) vs. E. w si monson (1); P. Butler CD vs. G. w Cass (captain) (Ol; H. E. Spicer Co) vs. F. Thornton (1); w. Foster (eap- tain) CD vs. ". F. Gillies (0): R. Rae I (D vs. P. c. McMullen co: H. A, Strodthoff CD vs. L. W. Downs CO ]; D. H. Landis CD vs. J. c. Erickson ! (0); H. NJ. Iverson CD vs. H. J. Wright (O); H. B. Hunter CD vs. W. " Lawhon (O); F. Rutherford CD vs. ". H. Whipple (0l; Spencer Kone (D vs. 4. c. Garry (o); F. F. Best (D vs. II. N. Reno (0); W. H. Web ster CD vs. W. savicke (O); H. B. Rice (1y ys. J. H. Calvert (0): e. c. Barclay CD vs F. E. Murphy CO); Dr. c. H. Lund (O) vs c. A. Nichols (D; Wm. Eichhaum (O) vs. Albert Stacy (D.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
RYAN GETS LIFE
 TIME IN PRISON
FORMER ORGANIZER OF. WEST ERIN FEDERATION GOES OVER ROAD ON MURDER CHARGE.

h the criminal court of Los Ange les, presided over by Judge Davis who was member of the supreme court of Arizona for eight years, wa sentenced Albert Ryan, a former or gaaizer of the Western Federation L, Miners in this territory, to serve ths balance of his life in the penitentiar. The sentence was passed on Satul day last and was. on plea of guilt to murder in the first degree mads to the court by the defendant. Tho crime for which Ryan received ser tcnce was committed last July whe. he shot and killed porter of ths United States hotel in Los Angeles and also one of the guests of the he tel, who was sitting in the lobby a. the time of the shooting.
 The attorneys retained to defend Ryan attempted to show that theii client was Insane. but trial befort a jury for the determination of the sanity of the defendant, resulted in . verdict of sanity. It was after this trial that Ryan insisted on entering the plea of guilty.
 Murderer We'll Known
 Ryan is well known all over Ai zona- At Bisbee he was one of the men who organized the union of the Western Federation of Miners in the Warren district which resulted in tho strike which occurred two years an6 half ago.
 Ryan had trouble in Yayapai coun, ty during a labor trouble and was tried in Prescott for beating a miner who had incurred his enmity. When Ryan was tried at Prescott and found guilty he denounced the judge and jury in open court. declaring that both court and jury were controlled by the capitalistic class. For this he was sentenced to jail for contempt oi court, but later he gained his freedom by decision of the supreme cour, to which his case was appealed. After the murder in Los Angeles Ryan maintained braggadocio. deT il-may-care spirit and showed ne signs of remorse or regret because os what he had done. However, when brought before the court to receive sentence he weakened and could no' stand on his feet while the judge was delivering the sentence. He asked the court for permission to gil through the ordeal, which was grlEj cd.
 Alter sentence had been pTonouno ed the attorneys for Ryan asked that sentence be delayed for week ol ten days to allow the prisoner to at tend to scme business matters. but this request was refused by the court and Ryan was started on the first train for the state prison.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
Politics and Politician

Former Governor GuIid of Massa- chusetts has accepted an invitation to speak at the Gridley club banquet at Ionis. Mich. next month.
 James B. Connolly. writer of sea stories and friend of ex-President Roosevelt, will be a candidate for Congress in the Tenth MassscH1- setts district.
 Announcement Is made that ex- Governor Myron T. Herrick of Ono will be a candidate against Senator Dick for the Republican nofainar ton for United States senator.
 Gen. Charles W. Taylor of Cleveland Judge Roert ". Tayler of Cleveland is the strongest possible candidate for the Republican gubcrnatoriai nomination in Ohio next year
 Elmer Dover. who held the posi- ton Of secretary of the Republican national committee for a number Of years. has decided to abndon politics and enter the business field.
 The first annual convention of the Lincoln Voters league will be held at Kalamazoo, Mich, May 16. 1910. The date is the seni-centennial of the nomination of Lincoln for the presi- dency at Chicago. May 16. 1860.
 The Secretary of State of Iowa an- nounces that only two parties, the Republicans and Democrats, have right to hold primary election in that State next June. The Prohibit tionists and Socialists fell below the 2 per cent mark in the last election.
 -m the Roosevelt administration and chief counsellor the Government in the Standard of suit is expected to become candidate for United States senate against Senator Moses E. clapp of Minnesota. whose term will expire in 1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
CONTRACTOR BUYS
 s(;:ii $ FOR GR!l!!l!AG
7cHE.sEs FORTY OF MISSOURI KIND TO se USED ON RAIL oAD TO MINE.

FLORENCE. Dec. 1z-Grant Bros. sold to Contractor Snyder. this week, forty G1e Missouri mules, to be used sy tke latter ir finishing the grade of the Ray Consolidated company's railroad spur. extending from Winkel- man up to their mill site. It will take about tnree months to complete this work and then Contractor Shy Ger yiIl. we are reliably informed. transfer his entire grading force ana equipment to the San Pedro valley, opposite Winkelmsn, and begin grad
 ing the S. P. line up the San PedrS to Mammoth from which point a spur viii be constructed up to the Copper Creek mines by the c. 6 A. and the extend the line from Mammoth on to SibIey Mining companies. As tc whether or not the S. P. company win Benson in the immediate future is somewhat probIematlcal at present, but that it will do SO at some time iD sks futuTe q beyond doubt. as tne VzlIoy czss ing rom Mammoth to Beuson b ns grant with agricultural possibaiitiee sd the mountains skirt ing the xc.-sy on either side are rich
 minerals of every kind and railroad
 snsponaticn is the only thing need { to szas. extensive development s--rk fn those rich mineral fieidx
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
GRADING IN $ P MOVES A.5AG
Force of Seyed Hundred Men Work aaid Roads Build l. Northward at Rapid Rate 1 towards United States


 u.s1ufAAS, Dec. 14.-(Special.)-
 A gentleman who has just som. from the Yaaui river near Soyop; says the s. P. Is crawling steadily northward The engine is about a Tonichi and fhe graders only few miles below Soyopa. Seven hundred Chinese and natives are employed.
 The Pearson gang Of engineers are camped at Alisos Canyon near the Nina Mexico and are figuring on the divide there to get over into the Ba- camera valley. They propose to leave Bacanora. passing to the southward entering the Sahuaripa valley above that city, near Aribeche, and will fig ure thence up the Yerba Buena can yon, past La Cabra and Tarache to sc, Chipona and from that place try
 cross over by Mulatos and effect
 connection with their present line = the TemosEchic country.
 GshusEtpa hf.s gone backward some --''at in the past few years owing to the yaqui troubles in the west and the Greene concession on the east, both of which discouraged prospect ing. The corn and cane crops are be- ing harvested and the crops are good. The annual feast of Sahuaripa from December 12 to 20 will be observed this year with more than usual in- terest
 Tourists could see there as much of interest in the way of things strange to the people of the north as by a trip to Egypt
 The Yaqui river. though low and fordabIe now, still has a strong stream we'll up on the horses sides at the best crossings.
 The record breaking flood of No yember. 1905, which ripped up all the valleys of eastern Sonora, left no land along the Yaqui worth mention from Soyopa upward, but there are several fine side valleys which are as choice as California and capable Of producing all that Los Angeles can show
 At Rebeico. between Suaqui de Ba- tue and Soyopa, gentleman named
 cnas, ta- n Francisco, has large
 ies of ccE and is shipping some
 El PaEo Tx Guaymas and Nogales
 this secss. ! are many old silver
 es of Ec output a generation or so back and which now lie idle awaiting the prospectors who will soon roll into that country as the railroad crawls northward
 A strike in the Sierra Marde about 29 miles northeast from Nacari Chico is attracting some attention. The re- ports say bodies of quartz of 100 feet and over in width with selected as- says from 1 to { ounces Of gold and 50 to COG ounces of silver
 The Lopez mine at Lampasos, now In the hands of the Bank of Sonora, has recently been purchasing wood and seems Hkels to resume in the near frture
 ms has been a Phenomenal pro duceT in times past and i5 not at all
 1s nges are in fair grass
 ia dry and needs rain to
 eeE The cattle raisers now
 sG at of quandary in this section as the buyers can not af- ford to contract without compelling delivery well northward where the Mexican and United States inspectors can both pass on the tick question. and that involves a risk on the part of the owners of having cattle turned back.
 The recent cold snap at Douglas sent shiver down south, but did not develop into anything more win try than a little frost down in the Yaquf valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
DELINQUENT LIST GROWS VERY SNAIL
LITTLE IS LEFT TO BE COLLECT ED BY PROCESSES WHICH FOL LOW LONG DELAYS.


 DOUGLAS. Dec 14.--(Special.) )-
 Today was the last day for reg uIar payment of the city taxes and all taxes which have not been paid are now delinquent, but this amount is very small. only few hundred dol lars. and the tax collections for the fiscal year have been the beet in the history of the city. All today the beiated ones were coming in and mak- ing payment and 1t was impossible to obtain figures of what the collection for the day would be.
 oae remarkable feature of tn pay ment of taxes this year Is that the re eeipts for the first eleven days of this
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
AUTO STAGE LINE TO couarLAs'

Leaves Paisce Stables every msT Ing g a. ni-. making round trip eac: day. Phone iR your orders for rese-. vation of seats to Palace Stables. Lov ell No. '; c. O. Hotel. Bisbee. Pone ,s Will call aHy place iH city for passes gers. Fare ss.5s. Bowen & HabbsEc preprfetoxs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
For Girls

Cock Stoves and Ranges. from 5oc up to s3.50
 Wash Tubs and Wash Boards at, each 25c
 Clothes wringers. s1oo Sad Irons 25c Toy Coffee Mills at s5c. China Tea Sets. 35c to s1.5O China Dinner Sets. s1-S5 to sS.5O Enamelled Tea Sets. 95c up to SIPS Pastry Sets at 10c and 35c. Glass Water Sets. pitcher and six glasses, 25c to 75c- Compete Bedroom Sets, $1.oo to sZ- Complete Parior Sets 75c. s1.oe, s1 20 and s2.50
 Dining Room Sets. soc to s1.5O Doll Dressers with Mirrors, s2-eo up to sS.50
 China Cupboard. with Glass Doors, s2.00 and $500 Doll Tables at 5oc. and 7s c. Chairs and Rockers at 25c. soc 1oc, s1oe to s2-so
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15
Bisbee SuIt Club and Cleaning
 Works.

Pressing Club. Four Suits Pressed per month. s2.oo. First sf.oo paid In Suit Club may wIn a 5000 suIs ef clothes made to order. Cleaning. Dyeins, Repairing. Upper Main Street. next to Palace Undertaking Pariors. Phone sos. L. L. Stewart.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-15

How the little reve in the delights of Basement Toyland How they collection Dolls gathered word No wonder they back again and again and novel things provided for them Buy today Remember aIlpu besto duntid is eSred..
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-18
SOCIAL

The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor will give a surprise social
ON Tuesday evening Nov. 1Gta, in
the lecture room of the Presbyterian
church. A good time is promised
10 all who attend. Admission % cents
20 cents for children. Light refresh
mcnts will be served. tic
New line Of hats at Joe Smyth's
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-18
PIANO TUNING

w. P. Stewart, the well known
piano tuner, is here receiving Or
ders at Muller's drug store for a,
short time only. Steinway, Emerson
and other pianos for sale and eX-
change on Easy terms.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-18

Stamped goods, and art linen, PHI
row tops and fancy goods, direct from
New York. Just received at f. w.
Days.
Job Work at the Appeaf OTice.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-18

TO LET-A furnished cottage, suit
able for a small family. Apply al
this office. NIT
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-18
FOR SALE

Some thoroughbred fox terriers
prettily marked and prize winners
Enquire at this office.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-30
MORTALITY OF GOVERNORS.

The recent mortality Of governors
of states has been striking, accord
ing to the Hartford Times. Within
years Governors John A. johnson
of Minnesota, George l.. Lilley of
Connecticut, Samuel G.. Cosgrove Of
Washington and John Sparks of
Nevada have passed away. This is
certainly an extraordinary number
of gubernatorial deaths. Governor
Cosgrove and Lilley had been In Of
flee only q short time when the sum.
mons that no man may ignore or
evade came to them. Both were in
augurated in January, and Governor
Cosgrove died in March and Cover
nor Lilley in April. OF the chief
magistrates who have died within a
year Governors Johnson and Lilley
had national regulations. Governor
Johnson's prominence as national
figure was attained during his ser
vice in the executive chair, while
Governor Lilley's was achieved while
he was in congress and battling
with the submarine forces. Governor
Sparks occupied the federal limelight
for a short time last year as the re-
suit of some breezy correspondence
with President Roosevelt with refer
ence to the miners strike at Gold
field
AS a result of the activity of the
Grim Reaper in moving down chief
magistrates, various lieutenant gov
ernors have been advanced. In this
manner Governor Frank B. Weeks
has become governor Of Connecticut,
A. 0. Eberhardt, governor of Min
nesota d. S. Dick&son. governor of
Nevada. and M. E. Hay, governor
of Washington. The principal poll
teal result of this series OF changes
is the fact that republican iieuten-
ant governor succeeds a democratic
governor of Minnesota. Lilley was
not a statesman. He was an acct
dent more than a statesman. John
SON was head and shoulders above
all the men who hold down the Of
flee of chief executive In the United
States. Men of his type do not como
sf~-Dsiias TtnO H~uad-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-30
PLENTY OF MONEY FOR SCHOOLS
Available School Funds Amount to
More than 100000.

The school funds in few counties
in Texas will make better showing
than the funds which have been set
aside for the education of the chill
dren of Ellis county for the school
year of 1S09-10. The apportionment
from the state and the supplementary
funds raised by local taxation
amount to the sum Of Sis, 1880.
The amount apportioned TO the
whole county from the state is $751;
0S7.50 OF this amount $57,581.25
is apportioned to the rural schools.
leaving $29,506.25 for the independ-
ent districts. The number Of pupils
in the county entitled to free tut
ton this year is 1894, and of this
number 9,213 are enrolled in the
rural districts. Seventy-five rural
districts levy and collect special
tax for school purposes, and the ag-
gregate amount this year will be
$28, 650.59, or about one half as
much as apportioned by the state.
This is an excellent showing and
means longer school terms than
usual in those districts where To-
cal tax is collected. County Superin-
tendent VIM has made special eff
forts toward inducing rural districts
to vote local taxes, and as result
of his work along this line the year
lust closed has seen / 6 out Of sew
enteen districts which held elections
adopt this plan.
Superintendent VIM has about
abandoned the old custom Of visiting
the schools of the county during the
day time, and in following out the
plan he adopted a year ago he has
found that better results may be at
tanned. Instead of visiting the
schools in the day and making short
talks to the scholars he makes an
appointment TO visit the district at
night and address the friends and
patrons of the school. In this way
he arouses enthusiasm among
the patrons and they take a more
active interest in making their
school a success.
Below is a statement showing
the amount of money raised by To-
cal taxation in each district and the
total amount available for school
purposes this year. The Independent
/ districts of WaXahachie, Ennis, Italy
! and Milford are not shown as they
/ collect their own tax:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-30
RALLY DAY EXERCISES.
Appropriate Program VIII he Rem
dered at Central Presbyterian
Church.

The Sunday school of the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church will observe
Sunday. October 3, as Rally Day.
The members Of the home depart
ment and those of the cradle roll
are especially invited to be present
and take part in the program. The
day is planned largely for you and
the program cannot be regarded as
presence. Let every mother come and
bring her baby to Sunday school at
least once and you and your baby
will be given special recognition.
Fathers and mothers who send their
children to Sunday school but find
it impractical to attend themselves
will find a cordial welcome. Your
presence will be encouraging to the
workers in the Sunday school.
Young men and young women who
have not attached themselves to
some school in the city will be heart
lily and cordially received. Boys and
girls who have not been regular in
attendance upon the Sunday school
will find a welcome that won't come
off if they come Sunday. Finally
every member of the Sunday school
will be present, of course, and bring
at least one person with him who
fought to be in Sunday school.
At the regular hour for preach
| ing service twelve manly boys and
| womanly girls will be publicly re-
ceived into the church, coming from
the classes of the Sunday school.
Several babies of the cradle roll will
be christened in holy baptism.
| The rally will begin promptly at
j9:45 sunday morning and will close
in time for the preaching service.
The meeting will be held in the au-
ditori,ifa and Miss Ruth Foster of
Cleblrne will preside at the organ.
The program follows:
Organ Voluntary, Miss Foster.
Song, God Bless Our Native
Land" by the school
Prayer, Prof. e. y. Criddle, clos
ling with the Lords praper in con-
cert.
Scripture reading in concert.
The Sunbeam Song" by the
primary department.
Rep0rts. Miss Kate Lancaster. su-
iperintendent of the cradle roll; Mrs.
lC. r. Gibson, superintendent of the
home department; Supt. Gordon.
Solo, Miss Sloan.
Offering.
Pastors suggestions as to the
hest use we can make of rally day.
Song, The Kings Business.
Committee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-30

Miss Allie Winthrop, Mrs. M. v.
Smith. l.. F. Alderman, Ennis; Geo
NJ. Shepard. O. II. Weissinger, Wa
co; Geo. l.. Kuntz, f. F. Lacy, II. W..
Johnson, Dallas; w. E. We'll, Gin
cinnati; W. p Hickey, St. Louis; c.
d. Cain. ]. l.. McCauley, M NJ.
Henderson, Dallas; J. P. Burnett,
Springdale, Ark; w. b. Wash, Fort
Worth f. d. Jennings. Dallas; John
A. Butler, r F. Everett, New York;
]. E. Forbes, Ottawa, Kas.; VIM. L.
stevenson, Corsicana; Clarke Burr,
Dallas; p 4. ragg, Chicago; X. T..
Ellis, Forreston; Samuel w. Dooley,
\. l.. Lindsey. Dallas; H. L. Chap
man. Houston; C. j. Evans, Jr., Dial
las: O. G. Lehman, Chicago; NJ. p.
Long, Fort Worth; r. e. Haskins,
Dallas; George Lorwein, st. Louis;
c. w. Long, Kansas City; H. S.
Hardin, Meridian, Conn; c. w. Nc
Crazy, Georgia; Dan Carroll, Ennis;
J. NJ. Wright, Fort Worth; Percy
Stands, Waco; Thos. b, Ridgell.