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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
SECRET CONFERENCE
 0H JAPANESE BILLS
California Lawmakers Have Lengthy Discussion. the
 Result Being Withheld

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 9.-FoIlowiu. a conference held this evening on tho Japanese question Governor Gilcti declined to discuss the matters under consideration. and strietest secrecy is l being maintained by the three assem- biymen who were called into consulta. ton.
 These were Grove L. Johnson. of Sacramento, author of the Japanese school segregation bill, waich passed the assembly last week and which will be up for reconsideration tomor- row; Speaker Stanton, of the asseEi- ply. who fought desperately against all anti-Japanese legislation, and !. F. Transue, assenblyman from Los Angeles, who has been one of the ad- ministration's warmest supporters in the house.
 They were closeted with the govern or fer more than an hour. after which they could not divuige the result Of the session.
 It is understood that no definite promise was made by Johnson to agree to future postponement for an- other vote on the school b'li, but that he will do so if certain antfJapanese legislators will endorse the program.
 The measure is to be called up to morrow for reconsideration of the vote by which # passed. and a des- perate stand will be made by Speaker Stanton and his lieutenauts in sus- taining the position of the governor aud the federal authorities.
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FOUR RANGERS
 FUR FIERY COUNTY
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 No action was taken towards the rrai disposition of the bill today.
 A solution of the problem for the policing of sClated sections or the territory, it Is said, would be found in a bill to be brought into the council tomorrow by Hampton The bill pro- Sides that sheriffs may appoint not to exceed four rangers to serve in outlaying precincts. They are given the power of @ deputy sheriff, but are allowed no fees, being placed on a salary not to exceed S125 north. The bill limits the number nf rangers to four in each county. Merit alone is to be considered in making the a.s- poiutmont. which must be approved by the supervisors. Collusi0n with a deputy sheriff in the matter Of serv- ing summons or making arrest is grounds for removal rom office as is also use of the office for party purpos- es. A county ranger under the bill may serve as a cattle inspector and receive fees as such.
 Tn the council Goodrich today intro 1uced a bill for better protection to stockholders in mining companies. and a humane bill regarding the over driving of horses. FinIey brought in an anti-lottery bill and H0gwoOd a bin for the maintenance or the experiment- al station at Tucson
 James Williams, Of Washington, D. C.. is in the city, accompanied by Hoyal Smith aud George .. Young. or the Republican organization. Will Jams Is secretary to Frank Hitchcock, and there is good reason to believe that his visit here is in connection with the numerous applications from Arizona for federal appointments.
 Anticipating action by the house to- morrow on the local option bill, Will jam Robinson, of Bisbee. and Amos .O'kCafe, Of Tucson are here TLt is generally believed that the bill will be called cut of the committee tosnor- TOW and considered.
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MURDERER IF
 ]. 4. M DANIEL
 MAY BE CAUGH?
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Special to inc ReView.)
 TOMBSTONE, Feb. 9.-word was received here today of the arrest of William Sharp al Globe. Sharp has besn positively identified as the man wanted for the murder of J. A. Mc- Daniel.
 The murder referred to in the above Special to the Review occurred on the evening of February 18th at BaSeryiile. Mcdonald was a saloon keeper there, and his body was found the morning after the murder in his place of business with four bullet holes in it. The deceased was sixty two years of age at Che time of his murder.
 Tho bcdy was in q chair, and tac eiectric lights of the building burning al the time of the discovery. On ae- count of the popularity of the old man every effort was made to locate and arrest his slayers, but owing to the slender threads upon which to work. no developments of any inter est arose until the news last night of the arrest of Sharp.
 IL was not learned what kind or how much evidence there IS against Sharp. There was sufficient, however, at the time Of the meeting of the grand jury last May. to warrant ais indictment, which was done.
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is Arizona. The appropriation for the Rangers will average about $25, 600 year. or a little over s100 g month for each man in service. Out of this the Ranger must keep himself and his horse, and pay for all of his transportation. The men are picked men. chosen with reference to their quietness of demeanor. gentIemany conduct, honesty and sobriety. and their' ability to ride Most of them have been foremen of ranches. and all are men of ability, whose pay should be increased rather than completeiy cut off.
 Our frieniliness with the Mexican officials is one Of our greatest assets They cooperate with us to the fullest extent On a recent trip through Son ora colonel and detachment os tne Mexican troops accompanied us on q three weeks hunt. and gave exery possible aid fin securing the criminals of whom we were in search. I have a personal order from Governor Tor res, of Sonora, instrueting all officers to receive our men with courtesy ana aid them at all times. It Is an order that is always obeyed to the letter. The Mexican authorities, iu their CT. forts to assist in brelxing up the steal. ing of stock, have passed a law mak- ing it felony to receive stock stolen on this side of the line"
 Captain Wheeler was keling re gFetful last night over the resignation of Sergeant Chase, who will leave tn, force to accept a position which will pay him better. The force, which at it's full quota numbers twenty-six men is now down to twenty. As will be seen by reading the list above, they are in all parts Of the territory, beinG stationed thickest where most need cd.
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MERGER TRIAL PROGRESSES

CINCINNATI. Feb. 9.-Little thai was sensational was developed at the opening session today of the aearinc in this city of the government inquiry into the alleged merger of the South ern and Union Pacific railways. FronI B. F. Buchanan, manager of the freight department of the Proctor and Gamble company, Judge Lovett for the Hartman interests tried to s. cure 9 statement that he believed there would be benefit from consoli datiOn where there was no direct com petition, but Mir. Buchanan was ero phatic in his belief that the shipper could anG would continue to receive the best service from railroad orgaE- izatiOns that were completely and a6 sOlutely independent of each other Freedom from danger. unreasonable rates and greater certainty o. adjust uEgnt of rates were given by bin as rt 1sCns for fayoring independent e. ganiZatiOnS
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charge Of gambling. Now An Sam wants 10 know why
 He contends that his treaty rights have been infringed; that if bridge, checkers. dominOes or any other games are played in clubs frequented by white men and women, it Is fitting that ie and his friends should be al. lowed to indulge their racial tendency toward poker and fan tan.
 To support this contention An Sam caused 10 bo issued an edict sum muning officers and members Of the California, BoheEiian, Sorosis, Pacific Union, Olympic. Union League and a dozen other clubs to come into court and tell Of amusemeHts and paslimas most popular in their respective or ganizatiOUs.
 Judge Deasy relieved the nerve ten. sion in clubdom by ordering witnesses to return to their homes and directing each club mentioned to send a single representative. .-who is an expert on gambling to court at the time or tbC hearing Of An Sans case.
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THE MARKETS.
New Work Stock Market.

NE WGORK, Feb. g.-The stock market lapsed into an apathet'c con diticn again today after demonsuat- ing the futliiy Of attempts to extend .ie upward movement oI yesterday. There was a good deal of interest ir the action e the California leg.slA- turc on the bill to segregate Japan ese cirdren in th5 schools. TegardmE which no news was received from Sac ramento during the stock market seq sion. The action of tle money mar ket preciuded any anxiety over the outlook of the Japanese question, such ss suggested by the complexion Oi Saturdays bank statement
 Some of yesterdays stocks showed sharp reactions. Peoples gas furnish ed notable example. The days bus mess represented the smallest total for several months. Bonds were firm
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OFFICER ARRESTED
 IN GRAVE CHARGE
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 talk of circulating a petition and a score or mere volunteered to sign it. Others suggested that the better course would be to await the result of the trial this morning, and so far as known 10 petition was circulated.
 W. A Wolf, Gus Haigler, Jack An derson and several other said they were willing to be quoted as condemn ing the affair. Wolf and Anderson ad- ding that it was by no means tho first time a prisoner had been misreated by this officer. Justice purdick ad- mitted that he had warned the officer more than once about his treatment Of prisoners.
 Martin Sweeney said nc vas an eye witness to the affair, and thought it an outrage, and said that he could be found at the Royal rooming house. J. C. Walker said the officer jerked Campbell and let him fall on the iron plate across the doorway Walker said he would willingly testify and could be fouad on Chihuahua hill 4. W. Buchanan WAS the man with Camp bell, and was trying to get him home He will be a witness today.
 A. W. Walters was among those who said he saw t.le whole affair, and said that the treatment Of the prisoner was uucalfed for. He said any time he was wanted be could be found at Room 10 of the St. James hotel. Jac- A ana -7a claTes the officer struck the prisoner.
 William McKean. who said he cIutl be found at the KiHsey house. 7lid the officer practically lifted Campbell up and threw Eim down.
 The trial this morning will De ba. fore q throaEGd cOuTtr0oEs, anI tine outcome Of the whole affair watched with general interest.
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OPPOSE PERKINS BILL

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Represen- tatiyes of several of the well known national organizations are here to appear tomorrow before the senate committee on public lands in oppo- sion to the joint Perdns-Smith rcsO- iUtion, authorizing San Francisco to exchange lands outside the Hetch Hetchy valley in Yosemite park fn lands inside the valley for source of wafer supply.
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IN FURIOUS BLIZZARD.

HURON, $. D.. Feb. 9-Monday' s wind and snow storm continues with increased fury. Snow Is piled in i'm mense drifts, and there is no indica tion of abatement Several trains or the northwestern line are tied up. Business is suspended and the school closed.
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GEORGIA sAIc TO
 BE IN COLLISION

LONDON. Feb. 9.-AccordiDg to dispatches received by a news agencs 1ero from Gibraltar. reports are cur rent Of collision that occurred be- twecm the Georgia and another battle hip of the United States Atlantic fleet. which sailed from that port 'Unday morning on it's nomeward voyage. Nothing is known officially cf such occurrence. and little credence Is gwen to the report
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EARTHQUAKE REGISTERED

NAPLES, Feb. 9.-The instruments In the observatory at VaIIe Di Pompeii registered a very strong earthquake shock today. It is estimated that the distance from this place was 1.400 miles.
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FIGHT TO DRAW.

PITTSBURG. Feb. s.-YOung Cor batt. Of New York. former light weight champion, fought six rounds with Null Bowser. at Pittsburg. No de cision was rendered Corbett had decidedly the better Of it.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrr

Hrs been used for over sIxTY-FTvR YEARS M[LLI0N5 % NOTIFIES for thsir CHILDlC NHilzE IEETufNfi, with PERFECT SLUGGISH
 SO0THES the CHILD. SOFTEGS the GUMS ALLA ell PAIS: CURES WIND COLO. and "a the % remedy for DikkRHGEA, SoiG by DrIgVis rq fu t-. i7s-; of the world. Be sure and ask for |" Mrs g1w's SnothinE Syrup." and take no other ks iw"nty-tNa cruts . bottle Guaranteed gfl4e~ Fn q aud DryEs Act, June 8th. 1ssS S.-ris, NuTrk tlS~ AN OLD AND WELL TRIED S f'itN-
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Live Stock Market

CHICAGO, Feb. Seattle receipts, 5000: market steady. Reeves 4-204 TOO; Texas steers, 4.2595.70; west ern steers, S400G5.60; stockers anu feeders. s3.20G5.5O; cows and heifers, sLS5G5.60; calves, S5.50M7.75.
 Sheep receivts estimated at lf.00o; market weak Natives, s3.25fg5-59; {; westerns. S3.25G 5.s0; yearlings, s5.99 T70O; native lambs $5-70M7.65.
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chieano Wheat.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.--Wheat closed a shade lower to 1-sm1-s higher. May at Si.10 1-2: July Ss7-sGI.00.
 Corn closed 5-Sn34 cents higher. May being at G4 1-2G5-S; July 6g
 Oats cicsed strong. May 53; July f5 5-g.
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Washington, Feb. 9.-Presids.'; Roosevelt sent to congress a message transmitting report of country lifa commission. After the document had beer read in the senate. Hep'En moved that it be printed and ue on the table and this order was made.
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RANGERS PERFORM SERVICE
 THAT OTHERWISE GOES UNDONE
%~>>~~>< = . WHERE THE RANGERS ARE STATIONED

Harry oid lieutenant wnsv~ Stanford frs Patagonia McAda Blue Meke third ssgesn css.s anae Pina county w. l. Car Winkeman, Pnal county Sam Hayhurt, T. HoImes, eia county R. Lemz Naeo oney, safford.
 
 William Wilcox Gsdbury Thomas county; W. Fredo-
  Burns, Navajo county; Wheeler, Yuma Hicks, Sulphur Springs valley.
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03

given me, and l am recommending IL
To all my friends. Mrs. w. S. FORD,
1898 Lansdowne St, Baltimore, Md.
The most successful remedy In this
country for the cure Of all forms of
female complaints Is Lydia IL. Pink
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stood the test of years and today is
more widely and successfully used than
any other female remedy. IL has cured
thousands of women who have been
troubled with displacements, infam-
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after all other means had failed.
= III you are suffering from any Of these
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III YOU would like special advice
write to Mrs. PinlKham, Lynn,
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Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03

been Mark Twain, Frank Munsey.
James Gordon Bennett. William Ran
dolph Hearst, William and John ID.
Rockefeller, John ID. Archbold, Andrew
Cnrnegie, Charles NJ. schwab, George
Westinghouse. Thomas Edison. Joseph
II. Choate, Whitelaw Reid. Gen. Stew
ard l.. woodford. J. Pierpont Morgan.
George Perkins, Prince Auersporg.
who married Miss Hazard; Frark IA.
Hitchcock, George u. Cortelyou. the
late Bishop Henry G. Potter. Bishop
Greer, Bishop McFall OF Trenton. and
Bishop Duane of Albany. Ogden Mills.
A. II. Nissan, NJ. G. ID. Borden. Presi.
dent Diaz OF Mexico, Cows. Odell. Hig.
gins, Flower and Hill OF New York.
and Douglas OF Massachusetts.
Speaking II tips. Mr.. Hysler re-
marked that the men In his employ are
treated generously by customers. The
average tip Is ten cents. Sometimes
they get a quarter.
"One of the most generous men who
came TO me was w. c. Whitney, who
besides giving present to his barber
every month, presented him every sum
mer with 500 for his vacation. An
other very liberal man was II. II
Rogers, who, every Christmas gave
generous gift to each OF the BARRIERS
and manicures.'
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03
oddly Decorated conch Shell.

the initials 1T. B.," which appear at
the end of the prayer.
Scamen off on n long voyage often
spend their idle moments In making
delicate carvings and !obieciA Of ylrtn..
and perhaps this shell is the result OF
the labors Of some sailors spare time;
or. perhaps, one OF the inmates OF
some penal Institution found enjoy
ment In making this strange piece OF
work as present for some friend or
relative.
The shell ls OF pink color with n
purple tinge, while the letters are
white.
The most puzzling thing about the
she'll" says Mr.. Wyman, rs how II
was decorated. The letters are not
dug cut, nor scratched on the shell,
but are raised as though embossed. II
could not have been treated with acid
without showing some traces OF the
process, and II Il was engraved II
must have taken considerable time
and an infinite amount OF patience.
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03
LORDS PRAYER ON A SHELL.
Can Easily Be Read Without Aid OF a
Maenlfylne olass-5oston Man
Owns Odd Piece Of Work.

Boston.-To get the Lords prayer
into space four inches square and
still have the letters large enough to
be easily read without the aid OF
magnfylng glass, is a task not easy
of accomplishment under any circum'
stances. but when this small space is
the surface OF a brittle shell II seems
well-nigh impossible. That II Is pos
sible. however, Is proved by a small
conch shell In the possession OF l.. j..
Wyman OF this city.
On this shell. In letters OF iegible
size. are the words of the prayer, "Our
father" and Amen" being nearly
three-quarters of an inch high.
Unfortunately. Mr. Wyman does not
know the circumstances under which
the shell was decorated, nor even the
name OF the decorator. the only clew
to the identity of the artifcer being
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03
SCRAPEDNOTED MEN
Jacob HysIer Of New York Has
Shaved Five Presidents.
Has strict Rules on subject Of conver-
sstlon for His Men-oenerous and
Well.known Persons Who
Have Patronlzed Him.

New York.-Tohave shaved five presi-
dents OF the United Statesis no mean dis
tinction. This honor belongs to Jacob
Hysler, who started In business at Ninth
street and Broadway just 50 years ago.
ThIrty-five years ago ne followed the
course of business and moved his es.
tabllshment to the Windsor hotel.
where he remained 2S years, and for
the past ~ years has been at one OF
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03

we're pains in my back and swellings
of the ankles. often | had smother
ing spells. had to be helped about.
Doan's Kidney pills curcs me hve
years ago and have been well Since
They saved my life."
Remember the namc-Doan's. For
sale by all dealers. 80 cents n box.
Foster.Mllburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.
Ancestry.
Knicker-Did Smiths family come
over on the Mayflower.
|. Bocker-No; In the rocking-chair
feet.
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03

the biggest uptown hotels. For many
years he had the barber shop in the
United States hotel at Saratoga.
Mr.. Hysler ia the sort OF man who
turns trade into profession and
II Is doubtless due to this fact that
he has enjoyed an exceptionally dis
tingulshed patronage. lie is tall.
well.built, genial man who carries his
T5 years lightly. and whose face 10
adorned with silvery white mutton
chop whiskers.
Mr.. IIysler's establishment requires
the assistance OF II BARRIERS. who
shave 300 men day. He also en-
ploys a large number OF manlcures.
"Onu OF my strictest rules" Mr. Hys-
ler said, 'ls that no barber In my EN-
ploy shall enter into conversation with
customer unless the man In the
chair shows disposition To talk. II
the customer is talkatlve. the barber
who Is attending To his wants Is priv
lleged 10 take part IN the gabfest."
The Ave presidents shaved by Mr.
Hysler were Gen. Grant. Chester A.
Arthur. William Mckinley Theodore
Roosevelt and William n. Taft He
has also shaved Nicc.Presidents Fair.
banks and Sherman and William j..
Bryan ana Alton u. Parker.
Among other notable men who have
submitted 20 Mr. Hysler's razors are
Moses H. Grlnnell, who backed Elisha
Kent Kane's search for the north pole (;
Sir Henry NJ. Stanley the African ex-
plorer: Gems Franklin Smith and
Banks. and the present commander OF
i the department of the lakes. Gen
Frederick ID. Grant, also Gems. A. A.
Chaffee, II. G. Corbin and Nelson A.
Miles.
His older customers included Pierre
Lorlllard. Cornelius Fellows, w G
whitney. Jay Gould, William IL. Van
derbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt: ant
their sons. Harry Payne Whitney
George Edwin, Frank and Howar,
Gould; Alfred. Cornelius, Reginald
Frederick. George W., William X. an,
Harold Vanderbilt continue to pat
ronize him. The late John r. McCal
OF the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, Paul Morton of the Mutual AM
Henry NJ. Hyde of the Equitable, hav
sat In his chairs.
Other distinguished patrons hay
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03

troubles. Doan's KID
ncy pills cure the
cause. Mrs. N. II.
Braves, Villisca.
Iowa. says: Il suf-
fered from kidney
trouble for years.
The secretions were
disordered. I h er 9
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03
Fully Realized.

lie frowned in perplexity on hearing
she was out again.
Il wonder. Jimmy. II your sister re-
Allies" he said bitterly, that | have
treated her r. three taxi rides and
four open-air concerts this month";"
you bet she realizes IT," said the
small boy. grlnning. That's why
she's keepin her engagement 10 Joe
Johnson a secret"
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03
Important 20 Mothere.
Laymen Combat White Plague.

According to recent figures pub
ilshed by the National Association
for the Study and Prevention of Tu.
berculosis, nearly 80 per cent. OF
those enlisted In the active campaign
against consumption are laymen. and
the percentage OF laymen has tripled
In the last four years.
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03

from lrregulari-
ties, terrible drag
ging sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and that all
gone feeling In my
stomach. 1 had
given up hope OF
ever being well
when 1 began TO
take Lydia E.Pink-
hams Vegetable
Compound. Then
/ felt as though
new life had been
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03
Serial No. 7o1.

When Uncle Sam went out after fake drugs
and patent medicines, DIR. MitchelFs Eye
Salve with never change in formula or
label at once registered and received Sc
rial No. 70l. The influence OF DIR. Mitch
ellis Eye Salve has ever spread through
honest merit Unfailing cure for sore,
weak and inflamed eyes. Price 25 cents.
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pIsposIns Of II cheapIy.

Client-This copy Of my will is all
right, but ! want the original written
on slate.
Lawyer-Beg pardon, but what is
your object?
Client--So my heirs wort have
any difficulty In breaking II.
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03
WHY PEOPLE SUFFER.

Too often the kidneys are the cause
and the sufferer is not aware OF It.
Sick kidneys bring backache and side
pains. lameness and stiffness, diz7i-
ness. headaches, tired feeling, urinary
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03

Mr.. snapp-Llfe Is full Of contradIc
tions.
Mrs. snapp-And | say II Isn't
Boston Transcript.
Carrizozo news., 1909-09-03
Cured by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Md. -"For four years
my life was a misery TO me. / suffered