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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10
COMMISSION PLAN
FOR ALBUQUERQUE

Just before the city council at Al
buquerque. New Mexico, adjourned its
regular meeting last Tuesday night,
Alderman Wroth introduced a res
,intion which was adopted, instruct.
ing the mayor to name a committee
Of five business men and lawyers,
to investigate the various forms of
commission government for cities
and report to the council not later
'ha1 October Is Of this year. The
committee Is empowered TO draft a
bin, which ii It is approved by the
council viii be presented to the next
New Mexico Legislature and its pas
sage urged
II any further argument IN
support OF city government: by a
commission might be needed. it was
furnished to some extent By the slow.
ness with which the new council
transacted business This has been
characteristic of nearly all councils.
committees, and city boards In Al
buqnerque. for many years past. il
frequently happening that lengthy
discussions over trivial matters
were responsible for much loss Of
line IN the handling of city business.
The resolution introduced BY DR.
Wroth and adopted by the council
was practically an endorsement by
commission form Of gov rnm Mt,
for the resolut' on states Ia its open
ing paragraph that the best students
Of municipal government have agreed
hat the Cd me hots were Gun Der
some. awkward and expensive. where
as commission government had prov
IN a saving of time aud expense in
over 100 CT les of the country
The resolution in full was as fol-
lows:
Whereas. the best students Of mu-
nic'pal government have agreed that
tie old methods Of government are
cumbersome. awkward and expensive.
and that the plan Of commission gov
eminent has provided a saving ia ex-
pense and time to municipalities.
and has proved its success by being
used in over 100 cities and.
Whereas. the law passed BY the
last legis atlre for the purpose of
creating a commission form of gcv.
ernmelt for towns and cities con
iains many defects and is not appi-
ceble in its entirety to our present
needs. therefore, be 1t
Resolved. That we may appoint
a committee, consisting of five men,
10 be lawyers and business me1
Who toVe'h0r with the mayor and the
city attorney. shah examine into
ysricls forms of comm 'ssion pans
Of government as practiced by diff.
re-eut towns and cities and that they
draft a bill uniting. as far as pos
sib'e, the best qualities of each for
presentation to the incoming lsgis-
iature at It's next session- The bin |
10 be presented TO this council on
or before October Is 1910. for the
consideration CT the council. and II 1
accepted by the council that all pos
sibls efforts shall be made to secure !
its passage
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DEMOCRATS OF DOUGLAS HOLD
FINE RALLY SATURDAY EVENING

D.0gGI.As. May 9.-tspeciaD-
The meeting of the Democraticclub
at freRe hall on Saturday night was
better attended and even more en-
thusiastic than was the first meeting
of the city campaign the week pre-
yious. All the candidates EXCEPT
Thomas F. Mahoney, nom nee for al
derEnaA an the Sixth ward were pres
ent. as we're present Mayor Greene
and CiiE Clerk Daley As a result
of the meeting interest was still fur
Their aroused in the city election and
plans for the campaign further per-
fected. There is to be another meet
ing OF the club next Saturday night
and there win be a mass meet 'ng
and rally at the orpheum on the fol-
lowing Saturday, at which time It is
expected that former Delegate to
Congress Mark Smith viii be pres
ent and make the chief address.
When the meeting was called to
order by President O'Donoyan the
tioii S~tS well H1Aeu t1tO OtueTS COl-
tinued coming in from tine to time.
The first speaker called upon was
Mayor Greene. and he told OF the
work accomplished by the present ad-
compared the fitness OF |
the candidates of the two parties, !
Eiss me result all being in favor OF |
the democratic ticket. Next the two
defeated candidates at the recent /
primaries. T. A. Daley and Clay /
Hsnszins were in turn called upon
and each pledged his heartiest sup
port 20 his successful opponent and /
% the whole city ticket The express
sioas OF both these speakers we're
sreeted with enthusiastic applause.
The speakers having been heard }
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ORDINANCE NO. 15s.

An ordinance Amending Sub-Divi-
sion n. of Section Is. OF Ordinance
No. 50, OF the City of Bisbee. entitled
An Ordinances imposing municipal
license in the City of Bisbee. Terri
tory of Arizona, AID providing the
manner of issuing and collecting the
same. fixing the rates thereo and i'm
posing a penalty for it's violation"
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor
and Common Council of the City of
Bisbee. as follows:
Section Is of Ordinance No. 50, Of
the City of Bssbee. entitled, An Ord
nance imposing municipal license in
the City of Bisbee, Territory OF Ari-
zona. and providing the manner OF
issuing and collecting the same, fix
ing the rate thereof and imposing a
penalty for its violation" be and the
same is hereby amended TO read as
follows:
Subdivision II. Every person.
firm, association OF corporation main
tanning or conducting a barber shop
in this City; shall pay a quarterly
license Of Two and 5000 Dollars
for each BARRIERS chair used in such
barber shop"
Sec. 2. All ordinances and parts
Of ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
This ordinance Shall take effect
and be IN force from and after its
passage by the Common Council and
approval by the Mayor aud due pub
location as provided BY law.
Passed and adopted by the Mayor
and Common Council of the City of
Bisbee. this 9Th day of May, 1910
Geo. H. Neale.
Mayor
Attest; Geo S. Gage.
City Clerk
Approved by the Mayor This 9th
day of MAY, 1910.
Geo. H. Neale.
Mayer.
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Washington to convey to the demo
cratic senators and congressman the
wishes of the Arizona democracy. We
should not sit idly by and allow any
errors to be made in Washington
which would place the Arizona dem
ocracy in false light or which would
make it more difficult for our party
to overcome opposition in our first
state election The Arizona democ-
racy should have personal representa-
tives on the ground at Washington TO
assist the democratic congressman
and senators. with advice and data
to cambat their adversar'es on the
floor. These representative should
be armed with proper credentials
from the party in Arizona. as its
spokesman
After carefully considering the mat
ter with many representatives OF the
democrats and the chairman of the
organization committee, I have de-
cided TO appoint a representative
democrat from every county in the
territory and / hereby designate and
appoint you as a delegate from your
county and you will. with other dele
gates, from the various counties con-
stitute the Arizona delegation at
Washington. This committee hos pie
nary power to offer suggestions and
advice to Arizona's friends in con
gress as to our desnres and Views
in regard to what the statehood bill
should and should not contain. and it
is the duty Of the committee to gath
er and supply to our friends data.
facts and statistics as to the re-
sources and population Of Arizona.
II is fully understood that your SER
vice upon this committee VII Prob
ably entail you some personal sac
rifces but your appointment is a call
to duty.
Please advise me II you can serve
and at what date you can be IN
Washington.
On December s. 1909. by letter ad-
dressed to Hon. Hoval A. Smith.
chairman Of the republican territorial
committee. requested that a Don-
partisan deleeation Ito be composed
of five members from each Of the
two dominant parties) be chosen for
this patriotic duty. but Mr.. Smith
did not deien TO reply to my letter.
I am inclosing you list Of the
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ORDINANCE NO. 1877
An Ordinance Prohibiting the
Sci no or tJSe Of Fire rracLa

m OfhiudnCG FFCnADlLtnQ Ine
Sci ng or Use of Fire Crackers
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor
and Common Council OF the City OF
Bisbee. as follows:
Sec. l. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person within the City of Bisbee
to fire. explode or set OF any squib.
bomb, cracker, or other thing of like
character containing powder or other
combgeSible, or explosive material.
or to explode. use or set of any ex-
plosive cane.
Sec. 3. II shall be unlawful for any
any parent or any minor to furnish
or give TO such minor for use within
said City. any squib. cracker. bomb.
or other thing of like character con-
tanning powder. or other combust-
BILE or explosive material. or any ex-
plosive cane for use or to be fired
exploded or set-on within said City
or to knowingly permit such minor
child to fire, explode or set-off any
squib. bomb, cracker. or other thing
OF like character containing powder
or other combustible or explosive
mater al or any explosive cane with
n the said City.
Sec. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person with in said City to sell, give
or furnish TO any minor any squih.
bomb. cracker or other tn ng of like
character containing powder. or other
combustible or explosive material or
any explosive cane.
Sec. 4. Any person vioiat' ng the
provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed 70 have committed a misde-
meanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined in any sum not exceed
ing One Hundred Dollars or by i'm
prisonment in the City Jail not ex-
oeeding two months OF b. both such
fine and imprisonment
Sec. 5..All ordinances and parts OF
ord nance in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after
its passage and publication as re-
quired by law.
Passed and adopted by the Common
Council this 9th day of May. 1910.
Geo. II. Neale,
Attest: Geo. S. Gage.
City Clerk
Approved the 9Th day OF May. 1910.
Geo. II. Neale. Mayor.
Mayor.
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DILLON TELLS
ABOUT PLANS
Of STATEHOOD
In Letter to Hon. Mark Smith
Chairman Explains Object
Of Sending Committee TO
Washington.

TUCSON, May 9.-Hon. Marcus A.
Smith, for so many years Arizona &
representative in congress, and q
who are still in those halls. has re
ce.yed notification of his appointment
az q member of the special commit.
tee of prominent democrats to be
sent to Washington to do what they
can cor the passage Of the statehood
bin. The following is the letter ad-
dressed to Mr.. Smith by Chairman
Joe Dillon, of the democratic terrific
rial committee:
Hon II. A. Smith. Tucson, Ariz-:
Ny Dear Sir:-There is no one IL
Washington from Arizona ct tbs
nc, to present TO the democrats in
10 senate and house the views CT
20 democrats OF Arizona as to their
ou-re during the next sixty days
thne congress IS considering the
,atehood bill.
ARIZONA IS represented IN congress
republican who has already sue
sdad IN writing into the senate
l.tehood) bin amendments having
their purpose the giving Of Unfair
partisan advantages to the re
= islcan p1rty in Arizona in the first
So election
ready the republicans have set
ulhe cry that II thestatehood bill
"a Of PASSAGE 1t viii be because OF
decratic opposition The serious
n Of the status Of affairs require
th-svery county in Arizona should
SCI a personal representative 20
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the chair in turn called for talks by
the candidates, the first speaker be.
ing Howard J. Wright. who again
showed aptitude as a public speaker
He showed study and earnestness in
his talk and when he had finished
none OF his hearers could doubt just
how he stood on all issues. D. F.
Johnson. John Igo. S. G. DowelL
John E Lindley. o. X. Clinton, Frank
Ramsey and S. F. Dubs we're all
/ heard and made strong addresses
of greater or less length and some Of
those present who were not candi-
dates were heard from. The strong
est speech of the n ght was made by
}. s. Douglas. who dwelt on national,
territorial and city affairs. He scath-
ingly arraigned the republican party
in the course of his speech. Coming
to city affairs he spoke OF the pur-
chase by the city of the water plant
and stated that he believed the city
would find this investment TO be an
excellent one and highly profitable
George r. Kelly and A. r. Parsons
were other speakers.
Just before adjournment resolu-
ton was presented and adopted by
the club inviting comparison Of the
city streets. the condition of which
IS attacked by the republican plat
form. with the county roads. upon
which last year $5s.O00 was spent.
with little to show for 1t by the pres
INT expensive county government.
In regard TO future work during
he campaign IL was decided to in
7ite Hon. Marx Smith TO address
mass meeting. which VIII be held at
he Orpheum on May 21.
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GREENE ANSWERS
SOME CRITICISMS
MAYOR OF DOUGLAS POINTS
HOW REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
sTRAYs FROM THE FACTS
lpougIas International

The republican party platform
adopted for the city election contains
a decided knock" on the street work
which has been done during the adj
ministration which is now drawing
to a close. Few realize how much or
how excellent has been the work
which has been done for the city
streets IN the past two years. and
recognizing this and that there was
no one better fitted to tell of this
than the present mayor, DR.. w. A.
Z Greene. a reporter of the Tnterna-
tional interviewed HIM on this sub
jet today. first calling his attention
to the criticism of the republicans.
In this regard Mayor Greene SAID:
What do think of the Republi-
can club platform for the city cam
paign in 1910?
at contains some very good sug-
gestions and resolutions and is. in
general suggestive of the principles
already in vogue. But why the ever
lasting knock? Why not be charit-
able and give credit where credit is
due?
This platform alleges that IF the
streets of Douglas are. as claimed BY
some, better than those of any other
city in Arizona. it is in spite of.
rather than the result of the efforts
of the present city government. We
assert that the management of the
streets has. with some few slight ex-
ceptions. been a gigantic failure. and
we demand that the money expended
on them be applied ntelligently so as
TO produce permanent results
Now what do you think of that?
Let US review the work Of the street
department for the past two years:
First: Reinforced cement culverts
have been installed at the following
points: Ninth and A avenue, Elev-
enth and A avenue Fifteenth and A
avenue, Fifth and F, Thirteenth and
F. Second and G. Tenth and G,
across International avenue for the
storm ditch.
Street grading as follows:
First street. Second street, Third
street. Fifteenth street from A ave
nue. to city limits. Ninth street north
Of A. Fourteenth street, C D and e
avenues. the G avenue boulevard
filed and graded from Fourth street
70 FIRST, the storm ditch extended /
from Z avenue to the city IinIts. the
sement sidewalk around the park
blank cuivert at E avenue and Sec
md street and then some.
These Improvements are all that I
'ome to my mind at present am
'ure that have omitted a portion Of .
he work in this list.
Now is that the result Of the ef- I
orts of the present city government /
IT not? Is such work suggestive of I
Are these the few OK
.eptions' of the gigantic failure?'
Going on the platform says:
While recognizing the necessity
Il political parties as a means TO +
.lecting city officers. we maintain .
hat city government once estab-
ished as the result OF an election
ihould cease to be partisan.
We approve of that and always
rave. as shown by the appointment /
If the water commission.
Let the republican party adopt
such resolutions for the city govern
nent as they deem for the best in 4
crest Of the city and its people. and .
It the same time be fair and just 70 .
hose who have endeavored to do
he most good for the greatest num-
Der.
q think that covers the question"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Mary Kinsey. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. the executor OF the last VIII
and Testament of Mary Kinsey. de
ceased. to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them. With
the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the first publication Of
this notice. TO the said executor at
his Office in the city Of Bissee. the
same being the place for the trans
sction Of the business OF said estate
in said county OF Cochise. w. d
Kinsey. Executor of the last VIII
and Testament Of Mary Kiasey. de
ceased. Dated this 18th day Of April
1870 First publication April Is. 1910
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Company. 80 John Street. New
York. April 10. 1910.

York. April 10. 1910
Notice is hereby given that spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders Of
the FL Paso and Southwestern Rail
road Company will be held on Wed
nesday. the LIST day OF June. A. D
1910, at the office of the Company
Bisbee, Arizona at the hour Of II
O'Clock a. N, for purpose of con
sidering proposed amendments to the
Articles of Incorporation Of said Com
pany, authorizing the construction OF
extensions OF its roads. and providing
for the maintenance and operation Of
same, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may legally come
before the meeting.
BY order Of the board Of directors.
GEORGE HOFFMAN,
Secretary
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Wanted-Men by large contracting
company to learn trade of plumbing.
electricity bricklaying and automobiles
in few months. No apprentice or
helpers work and no expense. 500
10000 contract work going. Catalogue
free. United Trade School Contract
ing Co. See Mr. Maldonado, represen-
tative. in Judge Highs court.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10

members OF this committee.
Awaiting an early reply. l remain,
Sincerely yours.
JOS dillon,
TER toriaI Chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10

Meets every Thursday evening .
Z O'Clock in Pythian Castle. All Was
ing Red Men welcome.
p. S. MUNICH Sacbem-
F. C. HENDERSON. c. OF P
". D. COIN. Medicine Man
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10

FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished
for eight hoasekeeptng- Opposite
Sassy House. Upper Lowell. sl2-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10

FOR RENT room house All mod
ern conveniences. Inquire Jas. Nc
Nelis. IS Tank Hill. $50
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two room house and
furniture. Inquire of L. P. Eldred,
South Bisbee. los
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Bisbee Lodge Directory
DAUGHTERS OF RE6EKAH

Lodge No. 8 meets in ]. o. o. F. hall
Main street. first and third Friday
evenings Of each month.
GRACE II. KIGHT,
Noble Grand.
MRS. MAUD PERRY, Secretary.
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WAN TED.

WANTED-Position at Homework by
two Finnish girls, apply Fisher
and Hickey Store. 565
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FOR RENT.
LsTsoN HOUSE.

FOR RENT--Moderl five room
house. on Higgins Hill. Inquire d
Quality Hill. ]. II. Barkdoll As
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CONTINUED on Page seven.)
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SALT LAKE (Continued)
Piccolo & Cerra
Eclipse Grocery & Meat Co.
Black & Coleman
Eddleman & Gates
Ludwig Ruckert
Glover Leaf Dairy
ID Parks
w. w. Reed
n, IT, Sheffield
People S Cash Store
=. Heystek
w. j Mcdonald
p E. Gillette
j +. Evans
T. S. Willie, 3 registers, The New
Louvre.
j b. White
|. X. l.. Stores Co, 6 registers)
John Condor
c. McGil6s, (3 registers
Alex Rios
Higo &C.
Liberty Market
Boyle Drug Co.
Union Meat & Grocery Co
r. Aikawa
Mrs. S. Horne
c.. f. Taylor
Booth Fisheries Co.
The neutrality-suspicious.
Patterson & Lewis
Done Bros. Co
MoXum Drug Co.
University Drug Co
E.P. Charlton Co, Us regsters)
TOoELE
John Pezelj
Tooelc Drug Co.
Frank Pryanowich
+. w. HoIzborn
Valcount & Preluin
Mark Hoffman
Hub Greehosky
McShay g. White
WHITEROCK
j. II. Coltharp q registers)
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SALT LAKE (Continued)
+. a. Henroid
Keith-0 'Brien Co. 90 Registers)
Jimson e Bunker
X. i Rhodes
r. S. Elmer
Segll Bros.
d. }. Rice
Afford Bros.
McDanielS & Sanders.
JAS. RcIlley
Geo. A. Nephew
VIM. Gerard
Andrew Stiles
McDanclS Grocery
HoskisSon & Clayton
JAS. +, Foton
l.. w. Greenig
Ralph Ambrose
n. Y. Bargain Store
IIenager Business College
Auerbach & Bros.
Yearsley & Gibbs
Jones & Bernard
McEmery & Foster
Tom Thompson
Jensen Creamery Co.
Italian Greek Mere. Co.
Gust Mitchell
w. j Blake (Moxnm Hotel
Goth Ward Market
Cox & Swartz
AmaSa Aldrich
Mcclure & Macon
Marcus & FISHER
w O. Fine
Royal Cash Mere. Co.
Portland Coffee House Co.
Branning, The Chilli King
Buckle & Sons, 2 registers
VIM. Norman
Robinson Bros Co.
Tom Botterlll Auto Co.
National Tea Supply Co.
w. E. Bray
s. Tanaka
Ray & Harvey
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-24
.RALEIGH'S PIPE IS
NOW FOR SALE
Gallant Sir Walter Took His
Last Whit From 1t Before
Dying on Block.

LONDON, December 5.-CoIlectors Of
historical objects have been interested
in the pipe smoked by Sir Walter Ra>
leigh, just before he was put to death.
1t was exhibited at the London Guild
hall about forty. eight years ago and
was accompanied by a parchment roll
which attested its genuincness. It has
been offered for sale by the present
owner Mr. Horace G. Blundell, of CHS.
wick.
The pipe, which is Of the long stem,
med variety, Is made from branches
The two bowls. which show examples
OF good carving, are interchangeable
It is still Just as seryiceable a. it was
in the days when Sir Walter : gal
Iantry failed to keep him from the
hcadSman 5 block.
''Bishop Andrews. otherwise Dean Of
Westminster, who administered the last
sacrament to Sir Walter on the seat
fold, was presented with this pipe by
the condemned man lust before his
death, = eXpIainrdNr. Blundell q From
his churchman il passed into the hands
Of the Carews. of Beddington. Surrey.
From the latter family il was obtained
by The Gloves. Of CROYDON. and then
passed 10 the family Of Brvants. who
for years had their seat near ReIgate.
NV grandfather married the widow of
one Of the Bryants. and eventually the
pipe came into my hands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-24
FLORAL PARADE MAY
HELP CANE WORKERS
Committee Trying to Get General
Holiday for That Event All
Over the Island.

It is probable that an effort viii be
made shortly to have the Floral Parade
/ committee use its good Offices in eecur-
ing the recognition of Washington 5
Birthday as a holiday by the sugar
plantations of this island. at least
This matter was brought to the at
tention of the committee when an
effort was made to secure the coopera-
tion of certain plantation men in the
Floral Parade. These employees stated
that they would be unable 10 get time
even to see the parade unless the plan
tatlOns could be induced to declare the
day holiday. They further stated
that they would very greatly prefer
having Washington 5 Birthday as a
holiday than Kamehameha Day which
has always been recognized on the plan
tations. 'This latter holiday means very
little to the average plantation EN-,
ploye, since there are comparatively
few HaWaiians now employed in any
capacity in the sugar industry. and the
various nationalities which make up the
working force find little to do on the
18th OF June, for the reason that there
IS nowadays almost no demonstration
worthy of note in connection with it.
The japanese of the Territory are
intending to make a most elaborate
showing in the next parade-much more
elaborate than they have yet done. The
matter was taken up almost two months
ago by the japanese Merchants Asso-
citation at the instance of the japanese
consul general, ). Uyeno. and the com
mittee which mas the matter in hand
has already sent to Japan for an elab-
crate lot OF decorations which will be
used in preparing the display to be
entered
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-24
ire Insurance
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General Agents for Hawaii:
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