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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

We now have the promise. given by republican leaders. that the Ari- zona statehood bill will be allowed to come to a vote in the senate dur ing the present session of congress. A vote on the bill probably means its passage through that body. as it is not believed that the republicans would dare defeat this long-delayed justice to Arizona. It is likely that the democratic senators will try to eliminate the humiliating features of the measures, but it is not be lieyed that any of them will refuse to vote for the measure when the time comes for calling the senate roll on the measure. The passage of the senate statehood bill ought to put aside all doubt of one of the greatest democratic victories ever recorded in Arizona That half-bak- ed statehood measure takes away from the people the right to make their own election laws. annuls the direct primary law and places un- heard of powers in the hands of the president and congress in the mat ter of allowing them to approve the Arizona constitution or disapprove | it as they may see fit.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

In a recently passed appropriation bill in the senate it was found there was @ provision for the appointment of an official masseur at s1SOO per year to preside in the marble bath room of the rich mems club" or American house of lords" The provision was killed. Next the fol- lowers of Aldrieh will be asking for a corps of manicurists. chiropodists and the establishment of a beauty parIor" adjacent to the senate cham ber And the expense of running the government and the cost of liv- ing continues to mount Oh, ye shades of Roman senators. see what ye missed by living too soon,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
FEARING LIFT, CLIMBS TO
 THE EIGHTEENTH FLOOR.

"So many families are now making their winter homes in the large hotels and members of each have so many callers that the office forces oS the hc- tels are kept busy trying to provide the same attention and scvice that one might find in a private house. says the New York Herald. Yet some amusing things occur said one of the man. agers of the Hotel Gotham recently.
 To-day a woman, well known in so- ciety called to see friend in the ho- tel. She was announced by tele- phone and voice answered Come up-' She took the elevator to the seven
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
EARLY TrIEATRIcALs,

The first protean act ever seen ia America was at the Park theaier, New York, March .. 1880, given by an ac- tor named Spiller. who was seen in Eight to One" ir which he assumed eight characters.
 Pauline Hall made her debpt in Ger man opera in Die Fledermaus." April II, 1885, at the Bowery theater. New York.
 Adelaide Ristori made her farewell appearance in America on May F, 1885. at the Bowery theater, New York, May IA, 1888. with Edwin For rest and Charlotte Cushman in the cast.
 Edmund Kean made his American debut at the Anthony Street theater,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

Aspirants for county offices this fall are reminded that the senate statehood bill does away with the necessity of any election in Arizona this fall and will leave the present officials in office until the com pietiol of the state government which would be some time during the year 1911, prodived tat the peo pie of Arizona frame a conss..ation which shall meet with the appros Il of congress and the president. h case the constitution should fail t. meet with approval in WashingtIn then the present officials would Told their offices until another cJnsti- tution could be made to suit the powers in the national capital
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

teenth floor. In a few minutes she came down very angry and demanded an explanation, as she had not been able to get a response after knocking at the door. An investigation was made while she waited and 1t was found that he friends little boy had answered the telephone. but when ae come frightened and locked himself in an adjoining room.
 Tn another case a young wUman saw a stranger approaching. had be- come to see an acquaintance who was living on the eighteenth floor. She said she was afraid Of elevators and started to walk up. it took two bell boys to make the trip with her and she was obliged to stop and rest three times on the way. On her re- turn to he entrance her taxicab bill was S2.30 for the time sho had spent p
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
STILL SAY STRIKE.

CINCINNATI March 29.-A declar- ation of great industrial war seemed but a few hours away when the dele gates representing 100000 union miners met this afternoon to outline the course following sine die adjourn ment without agreement of joint con ference of miners and operators of Ohio. Indiana and western Pennsyi- vania- President Lewis of the United Nine workers of America said: When the miners enter this conflict, it will be for finish fight"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

New York, on November 2s,1g,f. as Richard III.
 The character Of Brothe~ -onstaan was first introduced in 2 -.4.s4 caned The Forest Rose ~s IGs Al-arisan Farmer which vas pr,, ced at the Chatham gar .,5ter as New York. Octob
 Rob Roy. atized from Seott's famous nove.. vas produced for the first time in America on June {, ISIS. a. the Park theater. New York.
 The first representative Amexican play ever produced on the stage was The Citizen which was seen in New York on September 20. 1TS7, ct the John Street theater.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

to the Los Angeles chamber of com merce said that he was opposed to the income tax. declaring that he had a better plan for handling the rich. He proposes to allow the in- dividual to make all that he can. but that on his death half shall go to the state or the government If such a law was passed it is pretty sure that there would be very few die rich.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

over in Tucson the members o' the labor unions held a meeting ana appointed committees tcy .he pur. nose of investigating the cost Of high living We would suggest that a careful study of the tariff legisla- ton of the republican party during the last forty years would disclose the cause of present high prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

The insurgent republicans in Ars rona are inclined to throw the gauntlet down to the gang of fede- al officeholders in Arizona. That reminds us that in 1908 the federal officials. with Governor Kibbey as their leader went down for the count in the convention in Tucson when delegates were chosen for the national republican convention. It also reminds us that in the fall cleo sions the republicans were all to- gether again. The insurgents may talk loud. but when the time comes they will all be obeying the com uands of the machine and following the lead of the political bosses, just as they did in 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
TIES UP TO TITLE.

NEW YORK. March 29.-Miss liar riett Holmes Daily, daughter of the late Marcus Daly of Butte. Mcnt., was married to Count Anton Siegray of Budpes- this afternoon at the home of the bride on Fifth Avenue. The icerempny was performed by Mon seignor LaveIle The couple VIII travel in Europe.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
Says the Florence Blade:

Says the Florence Blade:
 The Beveridge statehood bill pro vides that all elective county and territorial officers elected in 1908 shall hold office till their successors are elected at the state election of 1911, except members of the legis- lature. The bill abolishes the ter ritorial legislature. Evidently Mir. Beveridge fears the present legisla- ture. or one elected in 1910, might pass a memorial expressive of it's views of the Beveridge type of Am ericanism and statesmanship"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

Colonel Roosevelt is taking his leisure notwithstanding the anxiety at home. The standpat and insur- gent republicans are both standing with open ranks ready to receive him. but neither side can get any intimation of their chances for bag ging the rough rider and mighty hunter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

Ire way some of the tin whistle reDub } fcan papers in Arizona arr nlak'Lg faces at the federal offics epu blican machine must be reall. amua-ng to the ringmasters when the. contemplate how these papers am h Try for cover when the part! lasl Is properly applied
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

have carried the accounts of the Kelly papers can say whether they have always been worthy of conf dence or not. The Citizen would do we'll to allow the Kelly papers to look after their own law suits and stop it's meddling lies.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

Ntll the Bisbee Evening Miner nov f1llow the Tucson Citizen in it's dofe7ac of "Cannonism," the Payne Allr'ch tariff and the high cost Of Hving7
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
REACH NO AGREEMENT.

KANSAS CITY, March 29.-No agreement is in sight between the Southwestern coal mine operators association, including Missouri, Kan sas. Arkansas and Oklahoma, and the coal miners organization, and gen. eraI strike is expected April l.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

Senators Hale. Aldrich and Crane will be the trio of regular" repub- licans who will finally put the Xxi bosh" on the aspirations of the peo- pie of Arizona for statehood.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 will De pal for information leading to the arrest and conviction Of thc parties stealing The Review from Subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30
HOW BEETHOVEN COMPOSED
 HIS MOONLIGHT SONATA

The story runs that Beethoven's Moonlight sonata-always so called though he so rarely gave descriptive
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-30

The Phoenix Gazette has Ssised the ranks of the insurgeut resusli- cans
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23
Here Are the Reasons Why EMF Company Can
 Give Buyers Better Value Than Other Makers

EMF 1902 and Flanders 2o automobiles mammoth EMF Company had-no assembled from made in small plants all the
 Here all intermediate partsakers profits and tops and storm ront only and tires manufactured head of this concern
 To give idea of the magnitude operations nigh impossible Words will suffice figures million half feet of floor little the mind Too great The accompanying photographic reproductions but faint d though
 If have opportunity visit these plants will be well worth while and will be revelation You cordially invited to
 Only those who have enjoyed of these starting the foundr cylinder castings housings through forging axle or crana complete operations thence through mammoth machines thing almost weird in one unccustomed seeing these wonderful machines that think through where component mahned ground treated finally great assembling
 To the go car with polished body and shining brass out the other end sight hs the visitor with and admiration And the fneness the work which he necessary in order the accuracy-absoue interchangeabiity-are essential
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23

superior equpment sources did Organization; the wealth of experiences engineering skill; ability buy materials prices smaller makers touch and finally by producing quantities machneyakng the plant plant to the manufacture of but modethe EMF Company produce better automobile than possible other world at anywhere the price,
 Here few figures that nking of the volume that through these plants:
 Plant Mo- makes 60 EMF "30" working day wher running full capacityno 
 Plant No has daily capacity cars and v produce the twelve 25000 latter part of this month.
 These plants annu: 75ooc pounds of aluminum TAO pneumatic tires forge the blanks and 27000O 23O0O steel and 80000 spiral Foundry cylinder asngFande go" four cylinders bloc Teste use S0oo gallons of gasoline and 1S5 gallons cylinder railroad ship each days month paid for materials other ies Over 1250O directly indirectly employed in the uanu facture of EMF "30" and Flanders "2O' cars.
 Annual for and equipment millions of (ooOo0o EMF Company the largest ndividus manufacturer in the Licensed Association Automobile which is to say largest in the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23

MOTOR-30 h. D., cylinder, finch bore by 41a-inch stroke; develops thirty horse- power and then some. Silent, flexible, reliable.
 SION-Selective sliding gear type, forward speeds and reverse h. corporated in rear axle, following prac- tice of $4,000 to $6,O00 cars. REAR AXLE Semi-hoating type; no malleable castings - housing sections made from steel stampings EMF "30" was pioneer in this improvement. FRONT AXLE-Drop forged from nickel steel in one piece = I-beam section. Slightly dropped in centre. STEERING GEAR - Irreversible worm and sector type, as in high-priced cars. FRAME-Pressed steel WHEEL BASE-10S inches; tread stand ard, 561l inches special 61-inch tread for southern roads.
 Full Specifications aud Te
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23
Brief Specifications EMF "3O"

FABRICATION - EMF automatic vac- uum feed-simplest, surest and best ever devised.
 IGNITION-Dua System, consisting of Splitdorf Magneto = 10000 on EMF cars and never complaint; also set bat teries for emergency use. BRAKES-Four, all acting on rear hub drums. TIRES - 32 x3H Morgan & Wright Quick Detachable. WEIGHT-With top, storm front and all tanks full, 2,150 pounds-light enough to be economical on tires-heavy enough to withstand hardest usage. BODY = Five-passenger tonneau touring car-wide seats. COLOR-Body dark blue-running gear yellow
 PRICE-$1,250 f. o. b. factory at Detroit, Mich. Mohair Top, $65 extra. Glass front, $25. hnical Description on Request
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
R0SEME'S N. ". COMPANY SUED
N. ". DEVELOPMENT GO. AFTER
 sI25,ooo STOCK ASSESSMENT
Nugget Special serv,ee.


 SEATTLE. Nov. @9-An action was brought her, in the courts on satur- day last by th. Northwestern Develop ment Company against the Rosene Northwestern Commercial Company 70 collect the sum of one hundred aud twout, -dv, thousand dollars assess- mrut ou thc preferred stock of tho Seward Peninsula Railroad operating put "r Nome. al one finn" called the N"u" Ar.ti, railroad IT is alleged iu th" suit nlrI.
 That th" Northwestern Commercial Company during the time that John R"s'n- was at ifs head secured many thousand shares nl stock .r the Nome Arctic rulr"ad ,t 'h. ruur # sya. taken oyer by th N"rthweet,ru Development Company That The latter company extended rh, main .nr ar said road frnm "ha, t. termed ru" X station. -auI" twrI>, miles from Nome. into the kourarok country. a distance of nearly eighty miles from thr town of Nome That Ia complete th, r"ad to shelton and Laue's Landing and maintain tu. operation of the road for the seasons of lao>-9 and Ialn assessments had to bc levied upon the stock of said road That said Ievl.z have been made against tn, stock of th" Rozeu" North western Commercial Company and they haNr refused ,a pay said assessment an hr stock now in theIr possession. aud prays hat th, same b, forfeited ar tho sum If ono hundred and twenty nya thousand now due ra.d
 Here n Seattle tu, sut t. looked upon as an ont and ou, case rr trying m lrnrz. out surl stookhalaur4 com mau Hptr ut rror,Iur. in AIa-aa schemes 10 i- aI popular b~lirt thar th" raat rait hig tnr summer che Inc was extended tp tho Kougarok cuuutr, iud the following year and since that nmr has made orrratms sxueu-.4.
 The agents If the Rosrne Northwes. eru Commercial Company have been hr"pluE tabs uE thr operation Of the .r"ad expecting some such move. and .th" minority stock holders arr soug [, pur mp strong fight ta keep from be ing frozen out for thry claim that th. ha"d officers nf fhe NprthNest"rn De- N"lorm"ut Company are one and tha sam" of th" majority af the stock haldorF nf the Ros.u" eoultny noN known as the Norlhw--tern CommeI. ea.d 'anrauy and under another uam- t= The Alaska Steamship Company aud several other names under which th. heads "f this concern are now 3afns business in Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
COuNTER'Cl AIM F|L ED
 AGAINST BANKS SUIT

A counter claim. in answer to the suit filed hy the Nome Bunk X Trust
 'ompany against their concern. on september lo. 1910. was filed yesterday F. GrigSby. one of the three attorneys representing tn" Candle Alaska Fly draulic Gold Mining Company. in which Thomas C. Moves and others are in- torcsted. The counter claim comes as m answer to the charges of the Nome Bank. of which Bob Adams is presi- dent. who allege that $25.0O0 is due their institution in payment of q note
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
MUTINOUS SAILORS BOUND
 IN IRONS
Nugget Special Service.

NEW YORK. NoN 2s Th,. British freight"r. clan Mae Lean arrived in port here this morning with half of her crew in irons as th result of mutiuy aboard ship on the high seas. The inn prisoned sailors refused 10 work when they were twenty five miles out of their home port alleging that they We're in sympathy with tho mutinous Brazilian seamcu.
 Fearing that the shirkers might ere ate trouble with the remaining crew. the captain ordered them placed in irons and they have been kept locked in dark cell in the hold for the past twelve days.
 Twelve of the sailors refused 10 work while thirteen continued their duties until they reached this port. IT is be lieved that they have new deserted their ship.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
THIRTEEN PERISH WHEN
 DYNAMITE KEG ExPL L0DES
Nugget Special Service.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 29.-In a dynamite explosion in the Jumbo mine. about thirteen miles out of this city. this morning, thirteen miners were killed and eight others were entombed. The miners. who were buried under ground. are believed to be alive and work has now started to reach the place where they are supposed to be located.
 The horrible accident occurred when keg, containing several pounds of dynamite sticks. which was being low cred into an underground tunnel. fell from the elevator platform and crashed to the ground thirty feet below.
 At the bottom of the shaft, the thir- teen miners who met death, were work ing. The falling keg struck in their midst and exploded with terrific roar. scattering portions of their bodies in all directions.
 Following the explosion. the under ground tunnel, leading to the entrance of the shaft closed. and the eight min CTS employed in the dark passage were trapped from all avenues of possible escape.
 Immediately following the accident. twenty extra men were put to work in m effort to recover what human life night exist in the disordercd mine The bodies of tho thirteen miners Iy- ing directly at the bottom of the shaft were brought mp bcreft of arms. legs and other portions. Some of the re- mains were so badly mutilatcd that they could not he identified.
 Weeping mothers, wives. sisters and brothers endeavored to distinguish the faces Of the dead, fearing that one of their loved ones might have been a vic tim of the premature explosion
 The scene presented was. pathetic in the extreme. But two hours before mothers and wives had kissed their sons and husbands good bye as they departed for their day of toll i'm tho underground world Now. many ot these same mothers and wives. will have no loved ones to respond to their affections nor will they have any one to whom they might look for support
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29

given by the Candle concern as srcur- ity of the sum mentioned above and which it is aleged was loaned the min . ing company. June 9 1908 and which came due October lJ 1909
 The answer to the banks suit. sets forth. that tn" loan Was made only after the defendants had consented tu allow Robert D. Adams. then president of the financial institution. to managc th" mining operations. then conducted by the Candle Alaska Hydraulic Coll Mining Company. during the life = the note. on which the stated sum was
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29

loaned
 The answer further sets forth that dariup his term "f management Ad- aIus upon recognizing tho great wealth 70 th'. r"mpan>'~ holdings. hndrr,d th,. development of the ground after strip ping it's surface. And that he msti- gated those employed "u thr claims [" demand full payment of moneys due .th.m before g"ug further with th"r nI "rations.
 For th" ah"N" mentioned complaints. tl, defendant the Candle- Alaska Fly draulic Gold Mining Company. Tom
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29

in their old age.
 Up until late hour this morning the efforts of the seekers of the miners, supposed 10 be cntombed alive. were futile and il k greatly feared that the eight entombod men will succumb 10 the awful fumes. which always invade | mine after an explosion. before as- sistancc can be rendered them
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29

Noyr- and others. maintain tha they nay" been damtgcd L" th" extent or sin".oo". They fUrth'r ask that tha complaint of the Nome Bank and Trust 'omraus D" ignored and that they be allowed lh" damages srt forth with L-.-t-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
AIRSHIP TO CONVEY 20
 PASSENGER
Nugget Special Service.

NEW YORK. Nov ss The Arra. \uigatlon Company a recently form "d corporation here. expects ta trans bort raSsengers between Boston. New York. Philadelphia amt Washington Na ahshH rnur' uiJh.n the nrvt six months
 The company now ha- rivr ugr pas s'rg"r airshiu~ under construction They ar" all "f the latest modrl and ar" equipped [" rury twenty pas-eu. 4'rs r comfort
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
SUPREME COURT sUsTAlNs
 INHERITANCE TAX LAW
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. Nov ss.-The su- preme court today sustained the Cali fornia inheritance tax law in the ease "f the state vs. John Hime ct al. The decision of the supreme bench has been looked forward to with considerable Interest as the outcome of the case is of great import to the sunfiower state.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
NORSk GUDSTJENEsTE.

Pastor II. VI. Tj"rnag.l fra Teller Ms i"ncn Pradikor paa norsk Ousdaa Aft-n Kl S. Pilgrim Ktrkons Lase. Narels". Lad saa mango Skaudinavcr s#m muligt give Mode
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
Nugget Special Service.

5sNN SFNNE"F NNI FfNNs
 BERLIN. Nov es-Two ana one hali million gallons ui benziue rhe property of a local concern with tanks "n the outskirts of lhiS city. cNrlaard today and as a result the entire suburbs ar" air", The people of this riJl 1ry badly frightened but the fire commis- ~i"nrrs state that Berlin proper is. a- yet, in no great danger The tlame~ an" now raging fifteen miles out of the city spreading fastly, but as the entire fire department is al work al the scene of th" conilagration. there is hope that the fire Will soon be checked
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
MADERo WITH FORCES
 MARCHES TOWARD CITY
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 Fl FASO. Nov. 2S-Madero Is now marching toward the city of Monclaya with six thousali recently enlisted soldiers. The rebels are now in pos session of several D" the smaller towns and another disatsrous battle seems certain.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29

"aps. I- tedious rr,.,.~e These men ha,, been m that iegi"u lnr a year. anal they ar" modest about making statements a- tn it, extent and rruha hlr ,alu" II i- d utc, booking rolling country. and giN,~ rr"mis,. of making a guld camI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
TEN PANS OF DIRT
 WORTH $1.5O EACH

IDrrARoD. Nov lj.-Ten pans "l dlt taken from Krilaud & Anderson $ claim. oh Spruce creek. yielded Sl 5o, according to statement made by Erie Palmer. who returned from that section few days ago. Spruce creek k tno miles below Julian, on the uknilnok. or George river kicland X Anderson re gently sold discovery claim flor Saa.oua il k said.
 They have been prospecting sine" ou Spruce, with encouraging results The ground k shallow and k easily worked but prospecting. because Of the diiiicul ty in getting supplies and other handi
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29
BERLIN IN DANGER
 SUBURBS ARE AFLAME

as, will br done
 ErrrS effort is being made by lhe fire department anal lacal troops. which ""rc called "ut Immediately after ih. extent of th~ r"u.lasration uas areer- t'incd. |" hral nn ,h" threatening dls tStrr
 Private individuals are lending Jhrlr assistance toward quenching the flames hut as y"t n" r-sults have been ab- taned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29

BERLIN. Nov. s-uater)- flames from the benzine fire. now rag ing m the suburbs of this city are slowly creeping toward the city proper land il Is feared that some great dam
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-29

What's all this we hear about Roof Garden?