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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
STRONG PLEDGE
 BY DEMOCRATS
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 itures, with creating many unnecesS
 oiais. We pledge ourselves for re- trenchment and a reform of an pay rolls thousands of useless off ary offices. and with adding to pubic economical administration Of pubic affairs
 Even this gross extravaganza is
 overshadowe6 by disclosures forced from the reluctant republican leeis- | la,ure that official corruption, be- Itrayal of public trust and fragrant open bribery. which so astoanded and mortified the citizens Of the state that decent men throughout the country have almost missed the name Of the New York legislature. John A Dix of Washington county.
 was chosen the candidate for gov
 ernor tonight. while 400 delegates
 to the convention waited two hours in their seats for the formation ct the slate The chief cause of de
 lay lay in the difficulty Of filling sec. l ond place.
 l. as follows: Lieutenant governor. Thomas F. Conway; Clinton County. secretary of state. Edward Lazansk' l Kings County. comptroller Martin HI. Giynn. Albany: state treasurer, John J. Kennedy. Erie: attorney gen era. Thomas J. carmody, fates:
 state engineer, oJhn A. Bensei, New York: associate judge of court Of appeals. Frederick Colin, Chemung- Glynn refused the nomination for comptroller and William Sohmre. O. New York. was substituted for the place.
 Eawsrd Shepard was the first to | abandon his own candidacy in favor
 of Dix. Dix made condition to his
 acceptance. that all other candidates should promise liia thesr sal Fori From how many he received the pledge could not be ascertasned but ] for many hours he refnsed to become a candidate.
 When nominations fer governor were called Albany c2unty announced | had yielded to Washington. the home
  yoord took the platform and put Dix in nomination The nomins.iHn
 was seconded by Thomas N. Osborne. Of Anhnrn. who had been eana 6afe far the BIace.
 j. NJ W Sanbury nominated WI, liam Sulzer. of New York. Colonel Alexander Bacon seconded the nomFn
 ation of Sulzer He mentioned tho Independent league in his speech and this brought 3 storm of hisses. Hiss. if ycu want to- he shouted. brandishing his fists.
 Get the hook" yelled voice in the gallery
 This time the hsll was in an up-
 roar and the chairman wEs rap3ng yanly for order.
 Keep quiet" urged Bacon. and
 I'll tell a good story The crowa
 accepted the promise and sudierly
 hushed the noise only te h-aak ou'
 afresh when t failed ta appreciate
 the story When the delegates p"a
 ceeded to vote DIX received 422 votes. and his nomination was made, unanimous
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
EDUCATIONAL WORK OF RlSRfF wv. 6. 4.

The first classes beg'n next week. Preliminary classes in Spanish will meet al follows:
 Monday. Oct 3 at three o'clock all who would like day class in ,he language. Thursday, Oct. 6 at seven o'clock, al who would like the even ing class whether advanced or begin ming.
 The educational committee feels very much pleased that they arc .eole to secure Senora Ysabel Garcia as instructor. Sonora Garcia is of Span ish descent. is a well educated woman with much experience in teaching both English and Spanish languages. It IS desired that all who care for the work register and be present for these first lessons.
 Those who would study millinery are asked to be spressent Monday, Oct ,, at 7:30 o'clock If there are enough for two classes one may mccs in daytime and one at night. CIasse5 for making and trimming will be or ganized- Miss Ethel Burbank who so successfully conducted classes last year will again be fn charge Of the classes.
 The embroidery and hand sewing class will have its first meeting Oct i5, at 7:30 Miss May Lee Echoas VII be the instructor and those who know her work VIII be pleased indeed to know she is to re- turn to the city and win teach ta's work
 The association wishes to present any time of day or evening ani talk to all young women who speak 6 for eign language and who wouli like to learn how to read and write the 1t over with the general secretary.
 A Woman's club to meet in after moons will be organized Oct. II at 2:so o'clock. A list of the n.oss i,i- teresting up-to-date subjects win be discussed CT presented in tsfxs and papers. The club will meet twice a month
 The association ia ready fo secure leaders and teachers in most every subject where six CT more register fer 2, subject. There vii be number oy Neizh. borhood Circles for TTble study. These will meet in different homes and the women of that neiehborbcoa are invited Any group uf women who wish circle please report to Miss Jones.
 : The Sunday school lesson win be studied in one class. another c1ass
 will study the fife of Jesus Christ and feature of interest wils he fhe mat ing of harmony of the gospels and I Illustrating it with the Perry pic. lures oa tue Life of Christ All these classes and clubs sre for the wonsn and girls of Blstee and the Warren, dIs:rset and it Is g,ossesi that In large numbers they may ,nks l advanfsSe of the same.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
scHor RESIGNS.

w. E. Schott, who has been yard fireman for the E. P. & $. W. for some time. tenSc'e3 h's resignation to the company yesterday and as soon ss he is relieved here will leave to- pakerseield. California. where he goes to accept a position with the South ern Pacific.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
PALACE TO MOVE.

The Medigoyich building recently occupied by the Bisbee Commercial store is being remodeied inside and will be occupied by the Palace gro cery within sixty days. The front Is to be changed s9 that there will be large display windows.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
aEWSBOY's WIGHT Is
 HjWlIhG SUCCESS
o7PHEua THEATeR TREATS THE YOUNGSTERS TO THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES

Biseee's youthful newspaper nler chants and not a few boys who by right are not members of that profession. had the tina of their lives at 'n.' 0Tphean last night when a special performance was given them by the management of the theatre and the Frank Rich company.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
CHARITY BOARD CASE.

The charity committees have been icok ng after Q man who recently arrived in this city from Colorado having travelled by the hobo route The man WIS taken Ii and being without funds t was necessary that he be given assistance He nas been moved to the C. & \. hospital for treatment,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
CHANCE DAY AT aY.-

Sunday will be Change Day at inc Y. Nj. c. A. and the members Will observe the event with an elaborate dinner. 4 cordial inyitat'cn is ex- tended to the public and pleasant afternoon is assured. Dinner will he served between 2 and o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
B|Sb5E WANTS
 HE ARMY POSI
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OUHtIHued from Page IT. tanerons last visit to this city he promised to use his influence to secure the post for Bisbee i1e said that he would secure Douglas a gov cTnment building and that he would exert all efforts to have the fort located here.
 As soon as Representative Cameron sends reply another meeting will be held.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
RainEnAar HAS BOY

Word was received in Bisbee yes terdav that Er and Mrs c. F. ghinehart cf sa- Diego are the gar ents of eno boy who made his appea-aac fhe first of the week Mr. Rhincaart was in business in this citv fcr several years.
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RANK MEETING.

The Citizens Bank and TrHst com .any win held meeting On fhzs fifth Of October at which time insPcrzoat tasinsss viii be irafisac'c1
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sesIshipt oysters-Iovrea's.
BIG FIESTA BEGINS.

The fiesta of San Francisco begins in Magdalena today and will continue for eight days. Bills announcing the attractions were distributed in Bis bee yesterday. This fiesta is held each fall and attracts thousands of people to the litth city where re ligious observances are held 'n the old church and sports of all kinds are among the atractons On he out side.
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leAve eoR AusTn,A

Joseph. Petrsnoyich and Karie Mar icsc left yesterday for New Tors Irnl where they will sail on the cnnard liner carfathia for Plume. Aastri1
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polscE sTARr ceueAor

4 cFusade against up1eeir1b5e we- men characters inhahiting Toomlzk houses was inaasurzted by the po- lice yesterday win the resuIt the( Mrs. L. Elliot. formerly Of DouxIss. q manicurisf. was arrested by 06i-
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LeAvgs roe coNvENTtoN.

" H. Brophy Jeff yesterday ofr Los Angeles to attend tine baake.s' national convention which meets ssext wek- He expects to bo gone for aboat ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
EXCURSION RATES OFF

The eycn~sion rate round tr.7 tickets to the coast cities were taken ofr sale yesterday on the F. P. & S. " a,td the 2. P There was 8 much greater travel to the coast during the season just eosed than ever before in the history of tae city. This season was a month longer than ever before wbich prob ably to some extent accounts for the increased business in the excursion tickets.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
GRAZ aETUeNs.

Frank Graf returned yesterday from Phoenix where the CIson and Graf company is building hospital for tbc Sisters of Mcfry. The scbooI tufJd- ing which this firm Is csnstractIng st Mesa is fe4rf1E eosnpsetlon
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by Justice High yesterday and was fined ss0. Unable to pay the fire she will be confined in the couny jail for a neriod of 60 days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
FEW ATTEND CIRCUS

Bssbee did not send a large del egasion te attend the Barnum and Bailey circus in Fl Paso Friday Only five reduced rate tickets wers cold.
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A.DsamAn scHM,p Rerunns.

hiom9n Jakob Schmid returned yesterday from his trip to caiifor. mia en which he was accompanied by Hrx- Schp,td. Mrs. Schsaif vert dir-cfly to San Diego and Mir schTuil uslsed the eorshern part of the state He vas very much interested wits, the sc1fvity in Sacramento and San Dieg0.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
GOES EAST

W. R. shanafeit left yesterday for New Orleans from where he win take souti,ess, Pacific steamer fcr New
 York
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xeeN 70 OPEN cAmpAlen.

EVANSVILLE. ind. Sept. so.-Ar
 saneemenfs have been concluded for be democratic rally here tomorrow night. when Join " Kern. of In tfanapolis. candidate for vice presi- seaf two years ago. win formally saanfe his campaign ss democratic candidAte for United States senator
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NEW ONES

Central Pharmacy has aided t5 fhe popular Tirc of acDonalds' Candles by putting in a line of ATgretfi candies and not an old price o. candy remains in the case Is is all now
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WOMAN M 5A1leQ

Marie Iopez. . 16exicnn wonen. vas soTnd suilty 1of conducting : dsordeTiy house oa Cbihuahus HilI.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
2 To MEET GOVERNOR.

County Surveyor McNessh win leave today or tomorrow for nagda- lena. Sonora. where he goes to sup erintend the installation Of the wat 'er works that is being pu. m by private capital to supply the city. This work is nearly completed. Dur ing his vss3t to Sonoro Mir. McNeish will meet Governor Torres to discuss fustters connected with ire proposed irrigation project for the valley near Hermosillo It is understood that he federal government VIII assist with funds fsr the construction of large reservoir system.
 ~ss-ee q 'sren every ssy II shs
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
TonioHT's BAND CONCEPT.

ToNiGHT's BAND CONCERT.
 The Copper Queen concert band will give it's usual Saturday nishs concert ard will render the following program under the leadership of A. F. Clark: Grand March. '"rhe Jug gler.' George Rcsey: Grand Selcs- siou from "mnfitane," Wallace: valsc. Danube Waves" tvanosice: Grand Se'ectcn. "Zempa~ M Tobon': Serenata. aPolish Dance Xavier Srhawevenka American Fautasia-. Iaurendean: sereHada. "Tae Night fnxale." c. NJ McQuarde: Finale. America Catal
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01

c. g. sDave" crocket of Naco was in Bisbee yesterday He has been i'll for seversl days. bat Is now able to be ont
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vloaE poWee LINE

D. z. livingston ono of n. firm Of wrieAt ana Livfnrptor. epeineers- of Dsmk1as was ip Bisbec yesterdsv merrsez. He has been employed or york connected with the pro poseS power transmission line from the Gopher Queen power house in Douglas to the Fl TIgfe mine in so- noFs. Hc st1te6 that the material for the IlBe win sFrf7e sooo and fhet n w1sl bs installed within : sbost tine. Tko 1fne win fosIow the Nscozm1 rai1rood to Frunteras from where t xiH % sfraight scroxs country to fse miae.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01

United States Commission Albert salncs Of Douglas. was in Bisbee yes. terday acccmpanied by his mother who will spend several days here as the r',esf of Mrs E. J. FIanigsn.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01

Mrs. stemmel. head nurse of the Ic. & A. hospital. left last evening
 for trip to Ohio.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
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ATTENTION MINERS

ATTEWfIUN WIMEHS . ROOM AND BOARD x5o.oo . PER MoNTN. GOOD BOARD ! . AND NICE CLEAN ROOMS . MRS. ]. 8. ELLIOT, SOUTH . ssseEE.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01

.r'zcns pesd1nar'ers in San Fran .isco-Stanfcrd Hotel 25H Kearny S,
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LOCALE AT HuTEt

Dr ranfn and wife have iocsted al ,he Copper oacsn hotel for fhe wintsF.
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NOTICE TO MINING MEN Good Eruntoa Conpass for sais ehesf. Review e@ee' s's'
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01

Frank Moson. of the Greene Cattle company was in Bisbee last even ing from Hereford.
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If you have any furniture Inst needs repairing or upho!sterins. cal
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GUST c. HENDRICKS. 2. o. BOX 3f@7 = = PHcNe ( 25 LOWELL = = - = ARIZONA
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01

Centurion and Red Mountain stock for sac cheap at Room i. St. Elmo.
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PERSONALS
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Attorney E. F. Eilinwood left last evening for Fl Paso.
 Professor Clarence KrinbiII went to Douglas yesterday.
 Dr. Brandon Of Naro was in Bis bse on business yesterday.
 Albert Penny. formerly of this city. but later of Douglas has gone to Tucson.
 Ed T ake. cashier of the Lowell bank. has returned from his Cali fcrnis trip
 Rev. Father Barrett left for Ben son yesterday and will return to Bis bee Monday.
 Mrs. Gage. mother of Mrs. N. C. Bledsos left yesterday morning for Les Angeles.
 Miss Dewoody left yesterday for Los Angeles and San Francisco for Heonths visit
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Oroo i, snd get ro~I z, soap nrtce safnc,
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FRroAvs:-.cissv chswser. cod Hss ard cream potatoes st ofsee Saloon
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NATIONAL

Basteries-wiltse. Crandail. Ru- dosph; Wilson, Brown Curtis. Mat tern and Raridan.
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@s,-se os lsnes every ssy 1s shs
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
WANTS SHERIFFS APPOINTED.
Dana Bill Also Applies to County
Clerks and Registers.

BY Telegraph 10 Ihe tribune
Albany Feb. 24.-To have sheriffs of coun-
ties appointed by the Governor, and county
clerks and registers by the Appellate Divi-
sion of the Supreme Court. is proposed in
a concurrent resolution introduced to-day
by Assemblyman Charles A. Dana. of New
York To secure strong cooperation be-
tween the Governor and his subordinates.
said MI Dana, the Sheriff should be ap-
pointed by the Governor. Then if the
Sheriff or Governor does not execute the
laws of the state the people know whom TO
hold responsible directly.
'Sheriffs to-day" said the introducer.
ARE elected by popular vote. Their names
appear we'll down on the ballot. and what
their qualifications are few know. Conse-
auently they are elected solely by a party
vote or local popularity
He said that sherlffs and county clerks
were merely administrative officers and
that they should be selected after careful
investigation into their qualifications for
the Office. Registers, he contended. were
only branch of the County Clerks Office.
The reason he would have the latter offi
Gals appointed by the Appellate Division
is that they are strictly an arm of the
court"
The people are weared. said Mr.. Dana,
clerical officers whose qualifications and
duties they know not of. and would much
prefer 10 delegate their selection TO those
who should really be responsible for the
performance OF their duties"
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
Mr.. ASQUlTA WINS
Continued from f1rst page.

BILE existence by the aid of Balfour's sup
porters''
The F'reeman's Journal further explains
that it was not out of consideration for the
government that the Nationalists abstained
from voting but because they did not de-
sire TO commit themselves to tariff reform
policy to take a step which would divert
the issue of the next elections from the
House Of Lords to tariff reform.
Meetings of Liberal and Radical groups
daily are sending deputatiOns TO Premier
Asauith urging him TO take strong line
on the veto question.
The House of Lords has decided 10 place
its own plan of reformation before the
country: At to-days session of the upper
chamber Lord Rosebery gave notice that
he would move on March IA that the House
resolve itself into d committee of the whole
to consider the best means of reforming
the existing organization so as to consti-
tllte itself a strong and efficient second
chamber.
By the date set by Lord Roseberv the
governments more drastic plans Tor the
reform OF the House of Lords should be
made known though Premier Asauith told
John Redmond to-day that he was unable
to fix the date upon which he would pre-
sent the governments proposal.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
HEARST MEN FIGHT BILL.
Fear Buffalo Primary Measure May
Establish Precedent.
sjBv Tele.raph 10 The Tribune

BY SteteSr2ph 10 lhe lflpune-
Albany, Feb. 24.-On the ground that it
might establish a precedent. which. would
be applied to other parts of the state later.
Assembiymen Donovan, of Manhattan. and
O'Connor of Kings two Hearst members.
attacked the bill of Assemblyman Weimert.
of Buffalo amending the election laws TO
proride that primary election districts in
Buffalo shall correspond TO election dis
tricts instead of having two election dis
tricts, 10 primary district The measure
would require that the polling places of
both parties be In the same building, and
the Hearst people want the polling places
of the parties in separate buildings.
Asseniblyman Donovan argued that there
should be u separation of the primaries in
the interest of young parties coming up TO
threaten the sway of the old parties. He
protested against putting new men into
the tigers cage" which he said was done
fast fall when Tammany swallowed up the
independence League organization in New
York
Willie Assemblyman Jimmy Oliver
spoke lightly of the argument of MIR. Dono-
van. he>yoted against the bill. he said. out
Iof compliment to the descendant of
Cherry HHiS Donovan. and the relative OF
an che Irish kings. O'Connor-
A slow rolican was demanded by the
forponents of the bill, and many New York
Assenlbiymen. who thought they were
heiented by Independence League indorse-
-uleDtS.-NQted against il. IL. however. was.
passed -bs = vote of 81 10 Ii
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
ROBINSON LABoR's GUEST
License Commissioner Honored by Cen
Il trail Federated Union.

About two hundred and fifty members OF
the Central Federated Union and!atheir
friends gathered in Beethoven Hail l..et,
night at dollar dinner arranged as
tribute to Herman Robinson ID former
president OF the organization, who was
appointed Commissioner OF Licenses bWe
Mayor, Gaynor. Toastmaster Harry %Da
Veaux. International president of the
actors Union, presented Commissioner
Roplnson with set OF engrossed resofl-
lions sisnifyng organized labor's appae-
ciati0n OF his work in furthering IFS cause
MT ROBINSON III his response said in part
wish TO say few words as to a con-
versatlon between the Mayor and myself
IN ID MS once the day | was appointed to
once; Mayor Gaynor's sympathy and
friendship for labor are so we'll known that
IS not necessary for me to say any
.llhg further In regard to il other than
NE NE conversation to which | refer AT that
TIME MS honor stated that tho Department
, W Licenses was one that had been estab-e9
no isneo Tor the protection OF the poor classes
~ ~ "orklng people who found h necessary
% OBTAIN employ t1enti through licensed
s.ss,sehcies, and believing that |. as a labor
Ha!; ~, ,upderstopcsth necessities and desires
~ tnese people lie believed that I would
80 lha5 fts,y9sreseired the proteotop -thss,
al q cHtIttS0 tQs''~-----.-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
JURY CAN'T AGREE.
Mist,iaI for Man Charged 7cith
Diamond Theft.

The jury which had been sitting for two
weeks in the trial of Conrad Schickerling,
a jeweller. of No. 1S East 22d street, on
an indictment charging the larceny Of dia-
monds valued al $500 reported to Judge
Grain last night in the Court of General
Sessions. after six hours deliberation, that
It was unable TO agree on a verdict. The
jury was then discharged.
The closing hours OF tie trial We're marked
by unusual incidents, in the course Of
which a. c. Vandver. Special Assistant
District Attorney who conducted the. prose-
ton. and Abraham Levy. of counsel for
the defence. INDUCED in personalities.
You don't know what decency- is de-
cared Mr.. Levy. when Vandiver brought
out that Schickerling had been convicted
in 1897 of illegal use of the United States
mails on charges preferred by Anthony
Comstock
Il can't learn ii from YOU retorted Mr.
Eandiver, and Judge Grain had TO stop
the wrangle.
Your wife did not know of that convic-
ton, did she?' asked Mr.. Levy.
NO no. replied the defendant, sobbing
But she is here in court. and she does
now" said Mr. Levy, fiinging the papers
showing the conviction at Mr.. Nandiver
and dismissirg the defendant from the
witness stand
Calling for Charles s Mackenzie, counsel
for the referee in bankruptcy Of the firm of
Edelhof Brothers & Co, from whom
Schiclerling charged with having
taken the diamonds, Mr. Levy brought out
that Mr. Nandiyer hat acted as prosecuting
attorney against Schickerling in the masis
trate's court two years ago when the latter
was arrested; that he later became a part
ner Of District Attorney Whitman. who
then sat in the case Il magistrate. ana
that he WAS specially assigned TO the trial
in the Court of General Sessions.
When Judge Grain indicated his intention
to have the go 10 the jury, counsel on
both sides agreed dispense with sum-
ming up.
II was contended by the prosecution that
Schickerling had obtained the diamonds
from Edelhof Brothers & Co ostensiny to
sell them, but that instead he pawned them
for 5000 and kept the proceeds. Schicker-
ling stated in his defence that he bought
The diamonds from the firm q note and
pawned them his own property.