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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
OVERLOOK suePoENAEs
Douglas InternatiOnalD


 United States Marshal C. A. over lock was in the city today handing out without fear or favor remem- branoes Of his visit in the shape Of sutpoenas to attend at Tombstone at the coming term Of the United States court. The United States grand jury will convene at the county seat next Wednesday. February 15. and it is understood that there is considerable work awaiting that body.
 There are several cases which will be considered by the Federal grand jury. which had their origin in or about Douglas and it was to subpoena the necessary witnesses to establish . these cases before the inquisitcria body that the marshal came to Doug las on this visit.
 While tending to business affair in the city, the marshal found tim 10 drop a few words social here am a few words political there as he ne his friends Of either party on the on hand or his political co-workers O the ether.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
APPROPRIATE SAYINGS
 0F PRESIDENT LINCOLN

It win be interesting to here quote some ef the sayings of Lincoln which seem especially appropriate at this time:
 T hold. said Mir Lincoln. if the Almighty had ever made set Of men that should do all the eating and none of the work. he would have made them with mouths only and no hands; and if he had ever made an other class that he intended should do all the work. and none of the eat ing. he would have made them with out mouths and with all hands. But inasmueh as he has chosen to make mea in that way. if anything is prov ed it is that those hands and mouths are to be cooperative through life and not to be interfered with. That they are to go forth and improve their conditions. as 1 have been try ing to illustrate, is the inherent right given to mankind directly by the Maker
 Many of the things written and said by Mir Lincoln seem to have been written for this very time. IL l. would be well if every American citi- zen could ponder upon these utter ances and profit by them. On one occasion he said:
 The resources. advantages and powers of tho American people are very great. and they have conse- quently succeeded to equally great respensibilities. 1t seems to have devoived upon them to test whether a government established on the principles of human freedom can be maintained against an effort to build one upon the exclusive foundation of human bondage.
 No statement made by MT. Lincoln is more appropriate today than his definition of liberty He said:
 Tine world is in want of good definition of the word liberty. We all declare ourselves to be Tor lib erty; but we do not all mean the same thing. Some mean that man can do as he pIeases with himself and his property. With others II means that some mea can do as they please with other men and other nlen's labor Each Of these things is called liberty. although they are entirely different. To give an Illus tration: 4 shepherd drives wolf from the throat of his sheep when attacked by him. and the sheep. Of course thanks the shepherd for the preservation of his life; but the wolf denounces him as desDoiling the wolf of his liberty; especially II 1t be black sheep"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
FALSE REPORT OF
 CLOSIRG DOWN MINE
(Jorome News.)

In some mysterious way the rumor that the Arkansas and Arizona Cop per company had closed down it's mine indefinitely. persisted in cir culating in Jerome. and the more il was handled the stronger it grew. until it insisted that the company had abandoned work on its holdings in Jerome for all time. In the face cf an interview given out by Prof. Clapp of California. a geologist of national reputation. under whose sup
 ervision the development of the prop 1 erty is being carried on. wEerein that gentleman gives a most encour- aging report of the developments on the ground through the agency of diamond drills, the rumors about closing down permanently did nol ! look good to the News. and to prove | it's truth the News resorted to an interview with Chas. T. Lynch. sec retary of the company. When asked as to the truthof the report that his company had abandoned work on it's holdings in the Jerome district. MT | Lynch replied that he mould not understand how such report could
 be cirsulsted. except through rank
 maliciousness, or from the fact that
 we have given out that the diamond { drill work thereon had been aban doned, and which is a fact. The dia
 mond drill having been cut uot sim i, ply because it has accomplished the
 work for which 1t was installed--tha
 of locating ore bodies. That this
 has cen done can be seen by refer
 ence to an interview given out bI
 Prof. Clapp a few weeks ago. ir
 the professor says: Instead of hay 1 ing thoughts of abandoning work or its holdings in the Jerome district.
 said Mir Lynch. it is going to ex
 pend in the neighborhood of sT.0oI in increasing its facilities for devel
 oping it's claims. A single acting 1 triplex pressure pump. with a liftinl
 power Of from 600 to 900 feet. vii
 be put in. which will be run by { 35-horse power electric motor. th' power for which will be furnished b, the Arizona Power company An
 other boiler Will also be installed t' increase the surface power fo running compressor. blower an' hoist When the above addition are made to the plant-which wil
 be just as soon as possiblc--th' shaft will be continued down to th' | $50 or 900 foot level. from where { drift will be run southwest unde
 the present drift from the coo foo level. which is in 1850 feet. Tn
 company is in excellent condition I
 nancially. as is well known, and ha every hope of giving to the Ierom
 ristrict another great mineral pro
 ducer in the near future"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
HAMILTON AND WILLARD IN PHOENIX

PHOENIX. Feb 12.-Eathusiastic as K Hamilton and c. F. Willard, avia- tors. reached Phoenix today for par ticipation in the big aviation meeting .and when Glenn Curtiss arrives to- morrow accompanied by Tefiers, the Frenchman. the list will be complete. The aeroplanes. except those to come from the Curtiss factory at Ham mondsport. are already set up. oiled and housed at the fair grounds in readiness for use when the meeting is formally opened on Thursday. Atmospheric conditions are perfect for record breaking. and Mir. Hamilton declared this morning that he would make the effort of his life. He stat ed further that he was confident that Mir. Curtiss would break the speed record and that all of the party had for several months been anticipating the making of flights under such ia vorable atmospheric $. .conditions.t |, AO Cait fOf l1c uutioIcub Oi tAoi tors Phoenix has made elaborate pre- parations and care has been taken that there will be no oyercharging foi rooms. Those who have not secured accommodations by wire or Letter should come direct to Aviation head quarters in the Fleming building which will be open at all hours. The | illuminations have been tried out ana the decorations are all in place. The city was never in more elaborate gal: attire.
 Reports from all over the territor, indicate that a record breaking crowt
 will be in attendance. A change o
 program will be made each afternoon
 and every visitor will have an oppoI
 tunity to see the aeroplanes at clos
 hand and have their construction eS
 plained.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
GODDESS OF FORTUNE FAVORS TOMBSTONE
NEWS OF CHEERING MATURE COMES FROM COUNTY SEAT os COCHlSE.

TMoBSToNE. Feb. 12.-The at tempt to minimize the importance of Tombstone as an integral part and predominating factor in the history. organization and solid future of Co chise county and of Arizona. like the broken ice behind A. Wentworth s bar "is not what it is cracked up to be"
 IL will melt as quickly as that ice. unsupported by foundation as the ice Is by temperature. and the solid merit of the old district will assert itself. eventually. like the history ol Athens. immaculate. enduring and everlasting. so far as this genera ton is concerned.
 The quiet, the unfoTEi, the unfail ing and continuous advancement in the progress of the development and rehabilitation of the magnificent old camp is without pareilel.
 The bfo~ which silver received al the hands of congress. it TOW appears has been completely offset by the modern method of mining and re duction, which enables the miner tc produce an ounce of silver for les: than half of what he could when the white metal was coined.
 Now. the mines of Tombstone have. after producing muiti-miliions only been scraped. and that down tt water level. Beneath that the en hanced values. which invariably oc cur. again offset the cost of handlin, the water. while that element car be utilized to profit and advantag' in a score of ways.
 Thus you will observe, that Tomb stone is in a predestined favorite o the Goddess of Fortune. and whil' snarling envy beleaguers her about Universal comment from visitor from the East and from every sectioi of the country is to the effect tha Tombstone. has not only the mos solid prospects as a mining centel
 but is the most charming city i territory. Don't worry about soli Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

ment association, that he is in the field to receive contributions as well as boosters for the big nin. He is circulating a petition for funds with which to send for three or four colored players of ability to strengthen the Bisbee Leaders for the season Of 1910. May Preach at Tombstone.
 Rev. E. A. Bolt of St Johns Episeo- pal church has received a call from residents of Tombstone to conduct services there every Sunday evening This would necessitate doing away 1 with the Sunday evening service here and the yestry will consider the mat ] ter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
CHILDREN WHO ARE sicKLV

Fathers who value their own com fort and the welfare of their chil- dren. should never De without a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powedrs for Children. for use throughout the sea- son. They break up Colds, cure Fe- verishnsss, Constipation, TeethiEg Disorders. Headache and Stomach Troubles. THESE POWDERS NEN- FER FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stores, S5c. Don't accept an substitute. A trial package will be sent FREE Ca any mother who will address AlleE ;. Oimsted. Le Roy, N. I.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
A ttsIImuNIAL.

Lowell, Ariz.. Feb. 7th. 1910. Madam Corrix revealed Jo me that l would receive a letter shortly iron a relative. telling of the death or a member of my family whose name began with C. A few days later l received letter from my niece tell ing of the death of my brother. whose name is Gull Perry.
 Mir Lee Perry.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

An attack Of the grip often fo' lowed by a persistent cough. wich 10 many proves a great annoyance. Cha-nfer- lain's Cough Remedy has been exteh- sively used and with good success TOT he relief aud cure of this coug'L Many cases have been cured after aii other remedie~ had feiied. s~'' by 1i r--,-sz.af-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
DRAWING LINE STRICTLY.
(Douglas International

lDOuglaS IEteTnaIondli
 Two arrests under the city ordi- nance which makes it a nisdemeanoT for men to live in or about the re- sorts of the restricted district were made last night by the city officers and a complaint filed this morning by Police Chief Stovall against s. Sol omon and Harry Cohen. These men are. it is understood. wanted by the immigration officers for white slay- cry traffic. It is probable they will be held on the city charge until the federal government has opportunity to act.
 i Immigration Officer Ohlin. in citi- lzens clothes, noticed a party at the .station in Tucson on his visit there recently. One of the men approach ed him and asked a question. Ohlir became suspicious and asccrtainec ithat they were going to Douglas. Lat fer on the train one of the party tolC lhirn they were going to open gro cery store in Douglas and asked l inc knew what kind of town it was iHe was told that it was good tow and prospering. The arrested mel were of this party.
 On their arrival here the womei were sent to the restricted distric and the men for a time stopped a local rooming house. Later the moved their belongings to the red flight district and the arrest by tn lefty officers followed. They are deen I ed of considerable importance by tn . officers in the government crusad ], against the white slave traffic
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
WORN OUT.

That's the way you feel about "a" lungs when you have a hacking cough. It's foolishness to let it go on and trust to luck to get over it, when Ballards Horehound Syrup will stop the cough and heal the lungs
 Price 25c. soc and $1-0O per bottle.
 Sold by Lowell Drug Co, Lowell Arizona. 'H
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
NOW IN BISBEE
Fora Short Time Madame
 Corrlx The Noted Pianist and ClairvOyant

( MASON HOUSE AT LOWELL . . ROOM '. PHONE i25. Q 6 Office Hours. 9 a. III. to 10 p. na- Q ( SATISFACTION GUARANTEED . < Tru;hfdl in her predictions, re z c liable in her advice. No matter . ( wkat trouble you may have with ( : youIse f or others. come and she < will guide you to success and hap ( piness-
 Always consult the best. as it ( is the cheapest in the end. r is ( | better to not consult Q Palmist O. C ClairyCyant ct all than 10 con ( (. suit one who is not able to hep { ( you with advice before you enter ( into anything Of importance ID { ( business. love CT marriage. You { ( should consult the master mind O: . Halmistry and Clairvoyancy . . Don't struggle with a burcen you { 6 can divide. A troubled mind be- c gets a morbid conscience. sym { . pathy, Consolation and Timely { ( advice hea's the worst wounds. {
 C Be advised and relieved CT ar1-
 ( iety.
 ( Reference: Mrs. Miller. Inter
 . national Hotel. Douglas; Mrs. A.
 C Baxter. Mason House, Lowell | . Other references if required {
 : q z q c . . . . . . . . !.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

Dent fail to attend the St Va'en' tines ball. to be gives by the Modern Woodmen at Odd Fellows hall on th'
 14th. Get costumes at Mrs Rich's sn the Allen Block. lsl
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

Your girl will be ashamed of you If you do not buy one of Gilman's gold watches. -"i
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

CoIored Baseball Boom.
 Thomas Webster. the promoter of Bisbee Colored Baseball and Amuse-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

ksnyen's Paw saw PilIs coax the liver into activity by gentle methods They do sonic to the stomach, Avexf and nerves 1. inyigorate Instead of weaken. They en- rich the blood and enable the stomach to get all the nourishment from food that is put into 1t. These pills contain DO calo- mel: they aft soothing. healing and stim- and 25 sixee. If you need medical sd- vice: write Eunyon's Doctors. They will advise to the best of their ability abso- frteiy free of Charge. MUNYON's. esd
 Send 10 cents for troai package
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
ABSOLUTELY FREE

To demonstrate the curing power of this rem edy are gi.ing free treatments. at our Dispen- Sary. This discoycry will etartie the world We will arrange with people at distance to give them a free trial Of Dr. Eufnons' Throat and Lung Healer.
 are in consumption or suffer from asthma. bron- chiiis catarrh any throat or lung trosble. this cure is within your reach for it is home treat rnenf and need not interfere in any way with your daily occupation Prove Tor yourself its heaiinz power. Dont hesitate or deiny. Vr1te To- day for the FREE TRIAL, OFFER: cure your self before it is too late. Adcress DT. Eninons. Saks Elliz- Indtarapoi.s. Ind.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Consumption Can Be Cured.

consumption Can De IurSu.
 For years physicians have tried to cure con sumption and lung diseasc through the stolisich' and have failed Ii fell to pr. Etnncus. the lam ous specialist. to discover remedy for these dread diseases. He compounded healing hni-
 r1lcut and perfected unique instrument for the application of same direct to the throat and lungs 1T you have sore or irritation you naturally a linifaent 10 heal safrc. Dr. Euinols throat and Lung healer works the same principle; the lung iniineut is taken into the lungs in the
 form Of gyas which l. generated in the insiTr-
 rerst from the uicut this reaches the irr1fated or diseased parts starting healing condition at once.
 Do not be alarmed or worried because your physician says you have consumption or lung ais ease in any form: you can he cured
, 1910-02-12

Concerning the individual salaries SC. see
further the Additional Money Bill to the
Budget for 19O9-I0.
Medicine is estimated to cost Frcs. 625
per month for each patient, which for 70
patients for II months gives an expense of
Frcs. 5,625 90.
The weekly pocket money at % Bit for
each patient (see the Money Bill to the
Budget for 1909 10) VIII, for rs patients
amount to about Frcs. 1880
Sundry Expenses include Expenses for
lighting (about 900 FREQ for soap for clean
ing about 200 Frcs.(, washing soap for the
patients (about 1870 Frcs J. soap for washing
bed clothes aud articles Of clothing (about
280 Frcs) for wood and coal used for such
washing (about 400 Frcs.), and for toilet
paper (about 4 0 Francsl also unforeseen
expenses (about 1000 frcs).
In calculating the expenses It has been
assumed that the patients can attend to the
house cleaning, the washing, the watching
of the sick and the like, without expense for
the public.
OF the above stated expenses the amount
here proposed to be granted constitutes
that portion, which, in accordance with ) D
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REMARKS.

I'D 8. The expenses for carrying on the
Leper Asylum for the Financial year have
management of the Asylum (see S 6 of the
Ordinances Nos, 8 Il 4 Of 18th january
1909, at q total Of Frcs. 4 3 ,7I3.7 rs, calcu-
lated on the expectation of having rs pa
t%ients, of whom 50 from St. Croix, and con-
sists OF the following
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mitted WIS adopted unanimously with Is
votes.
Sub Item X The Sanitary Department.
l. Salaries, etc. to the LAudphysiciau ana
other pablo physicians. FIR. 10,44O.OO
2. Salary to q veterinary sur
geon 10000
8. Expenses for the Commun-
al hospitals. .......... no. 10000
4. Expenses for the Quaran-
tine Department, and for
precautionary measures
against epidem;cs ....... 10000
5. Travelling expenses for Z
midwives. ............ 2,280.O0
6. Remuneration to the hos
pital physician, for exami-
nations under Ori.67 1906. 10000
{. In AID OF Chlldren'5 homes $4,000 20
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Item X. Sa115tary Department,
8. For expenses for the
Lepor Asylum, st. Croix
share 49,. FIRES. 4 0,2I6.56
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Fir. I~30,O2O.OO
ANEN OMEN T

AMEN DNENT
to the Draft Of Budget for the Num-
cjpality Of st. Croin for the Fl.nau-
cjo5 Year from lst Apr1 1910 TO 3ist
Murch 1911.
, 1910-02-12
Fl. $4,000

No amendment had been proposed, no one
requested the word the Money Bill as sub
mitted was adopted unanimJusIy with Is
votes.
SUB lem TX. The Department of Public
Instruction.
/. O;her expenses for the Schools in the
town and in the country, according to
specified accounts, up to. Fir. 8,880.00
2. Rent of school room at
Fliedensfeld =. ........ 1,060.00
3. Salary for an assistant to
the School Director, St.
Croix share. $4,000
4 For a course OF lessons in
Danish for the teachers 100000
s. In aid of the st. Croix
Higher School, up to.,.... 100000
6. In aid of f. G. McFarlane's
training as q teacher ...,. 5000
7. Personal allowance for Ma
ru Burke, assistant teacher
at Friedensfeld school l2O.00
Fir. 27,83O.O0
No amendment was proposed, no one re-
q~uested the word the Money Bill as sub
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Fl. $4,000

Ql6St6u the WORD, the money DHl a. 7"D-
mitted was adopted unanimously with 10
votes.
SUB Item VI 1He POST Department.
/. For pay to the Post Dispatcher at
Kingshill 500
2. For assistance ia Christian
sted'sPost Office. according
to specified accounts, to an
amount Of ............. I6OO
8. For wages to letter carriers
in Chrisiiansted and Fred
enlisted. ........ .....' l,oOU
4 For the conveyance of the
mail between ChristiAnsted
and Frederiksted ........ 5000
5. For procuring and repair
ing articles of inventory
and requisites, payment for
extra turns with the mails,
and for defrayiag minor
expenses, according to spe-
mount of..... .... 1900
6. For compensation to the
Universal Postal Union, sea
postage and transit, calcu-
lated at. .............. $500
z. For hire of Il mail and trans
port vessel between the
Danish West India Islands,
st. Croix share ......... 1000
8. For running the land pele-
graph line between Chris
tiausted and Frederiksted. 1000
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No amendment was proposed; no one re
quested the word; the Money Bill as sub
mitted was adopted unanimously with 10
votes.
SUD Item VII. 1He Road Department,
Streets dc.
l. For expenses for repairing streets, wells
and bridges in both towns.Fr. 2,075.00
2. For lighting streets and
other public places...... 100000
8. For payment for 6 gravel
pits. ........... ...,.... 400.0v
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Fir. 2~7,83O,OO

No amendment was proposed, nc one re-
quested the word the Money Bill as sub
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Pr OCE T: ID N GS
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST. CROIX.
{ COntinNed from Auia No III

Continued from AUi8 No. I2)
The Council adopted unanimously with
ii votes (none against) to close 1st discus
sion and to proceed at once to 2nd discus
sion on the Money Bills and Draft Of Bud
get for l910-11.
The following Money Bills were put under
End discussion
SUI Item H. The Colonial Co,9.eit.
l. For expenses for the Colonial Council
Of st. Croix, according to specified &C
counts, mp o........... Fl. $4,000
2. For expenses for the NUM-
eipal Committee .,,..... 2,730.0O
FIR. $4,000
To which no amendment, the Money Bill
for Fir. $3.50 was adopted unanimously with
Is votes.
SUD Item III The Judjcjary and Police
Deportnent.
l.. For office expenses for the Judge,
Recorder, aud Policemaster in Chris
tiansted's Jurisdiction, according to
specified accounts, up to an amount
of............ .......... 3,35O.00
81 n
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No amendment was proposed, no one re-
quested the word the Money Bill as sub
mitted was adopted unanimously.
Sub Item vi, Tie Militia and Fire
Department
1. For procuring new articles
of inventory. ............Fr. l,Gl5.O0
2. For Attendance to the
engines and for other ex-
penses. . . . .... .... 1,4IuUO
3. PAY to trained fremen.... $500
4 For the Militia Corps. 100000
Fl. 100000
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Fir. 2~8,375.O0
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-13
kE LOCAL NEWS ,NH1

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl We'll of Lincoln,
Neb., are visiting relatives in Houston.
Miss Amelia Lyman of Brennan,
who came to attend tho Levy Mitchell
wedding, returned home Tuesday
Miss Fannie Rosen CT San Francis
co is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. ].
Stark and family of Hamilton street.
Mr. Abe Rocs rendered a flute solo
accompanied by Theo. D. Meyer for
the offertory last Sunday at the First
Methodist church
The many friends of Mr.. Joe Loew-
enstein, who has been i'll for a week.
will regret to know that he is still
confined to his room
Rev. r. Hume Smith will lecture the
'Earth's Poles" at the rooms of the
Jewish Literary Society at p. m.
Sunday, January 16
I The marriage of Miss Rosie Blum to
Mr.. Abe Goldberg will take place Sun
day, February sixth, at the home of
her parents. 1902 Gano street.
Mrs. B. U. Hirsch, who is very pop-
ular among our young people, will be
on the program at the Jewish Literary
society Sunday afternoon, January 16.
All holders of tickets for the Chan
ucah Ball will please report to Ben
Hurwitz, 100 San Jacinto street. in or
der that an early settlement may be
made.
1.-THE following young men and wo-
men are graduates of the January,
1910 class of the Houston high school:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-15

Another lot just in OF this and
fold Germantown Wool, so extern.
sively used for the making of the
popular Ostend and Auto Knit Caps.
All colors, white or black for
those who come tomorrow-but We
cannot say for how long this supply
will laSt.-Third Floor, Art Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-15

3Ox6O inches; made with pretty
poster border effect, in good assort-
ment of colorings; would be very
pretty in front of fireplace, in a
reception hall. for use in den, or
bedroom.
Third Upholstery Dept.