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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-09
NO TRUTH IN RUMOR.

PARIS. Dec. S.-There was no truth
in the rumor current last night that
d welI-known Frenchman had commit
ted suicide. Some versions of the
story associated the name of Count
Boni De CaSteline with the matter.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec. S-"There's a
skunk in the restaurant over here
with 4 gun: come get him"
The skunk" was John C Warner,
a young engineer, of Highwood, Conn.
and somebody did get him." for in
the rioting during the expressmen's
strike he was stabbed in the back one
night and died OF his wounds three
days later Tonight the police arrest
ed Alfred Mule. on suspicion of his
being the murderer
The testimony accusing him came
from James F. Mulllgan, one of four
prisoners arrested by the police yes
terday, charged with being acces-
Sories
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-09
EIGHT TEAMS STILL
IN SIX-DAY RACE

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Two
o'clock score:
Root-Moran. 1,S2S.S: Mitten-
Thomas. Fogler Hill, Collins
Droback. Hehir-Goullet. l,S3S.S;
Cameron IIalStead, 1887;
West.Demara, 1887: Rutt-
Clarke. 1896.
The record is 1,906.1. made
by Pye and Hehir, In 1909.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-09

Aviation has one advantage over
other modes of trayel-you can al
ways be sure of making good time on
the return trip.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-09
SENTENCE JAP TO
PRISON FOR LIFE

DENVER. Dec, S.-Genkyo
Mltsunaga, a Japanese. was to-
night found guilty of murder In
the first degree and sentenced
TO life Imprisonment Mitsun-
aga was tried on the charge of
numbering Mrs. katherine Will
son, white woman, by whom
he had been hired to assist in
house-cleaning
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-09

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
HALLEYS COMET Is
 COMING NEARER
EARTH WILL PASS THROUGH TAIL OF BODY IN ABOUT FOUR MONTHS.

While Halley's come, does not in- tend to play any favorites in it's great romp through space yet Arizonans must needs wait while before view ing this celebrated visitor without the aid of glasses. although it has al- ready been seen in New York with the naked eye.
 According to the Tucson Citizen Professor Douglas of the University observatory has HAlley's comet in sight nightly and does not expect it to become visitbleNto the lay observer until some time in February and can not as yet safely predict the exact time o fits appearance.
 Douglas first saw the comet on Thanksgiving night and has kept a close watch on it since He observed the comet again last night and found ir about twenty-five times larger in appearance than when be made his first observations
 When it will first be possible 10 see the comet it will be in the west and just after sunset, with its tail pointing upward and to the left oi the comet
 On or about May IS next the as- tronomers expect the earth to pass through the tail of the comet and this event is one which Will draw the attention of every learned observer for. while the lawman will probably never know when this occurs. yet it's bearing upon atmospherical condi- tions will be closely studied with 8 view to determining just what effect upon the earth. it's atmosphere. and it's flora, such a phenomenon exerts.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
snuMgRAroRs WANTED.

Census Director Dureud Is worried over the shortage of men to ake pO- sitions as census enumcrators. The principal shortage is in the west and south and is attributed 10 prosperity.
 Any person Of good judgment who has received an ordinary school edu- cation. can readily and easily pass the test to be given applicants for census enume-afor places. on Satur- day, February 5. It viu consist in filling out a sample schedule Of popu- lation from @ desc-iption. in nara tive form. Of typical families: and in .thc case of enumerators whose work wiil re in the rural districts they viH be called on to nI out a1 addl- tional sample schedule of agric llture from information furnished ty the census bureau.
 All persons--men and womt Ito be census enumerators. must bL clti- zens of the United States; residents of inc supervisors district in which | tiiN- HAf 1stfsA4AAEei- AAAAiEa- Di HUI lN9oS than lS nor more than % yeas of age: must be physically able to do the work; must be trustworthy. hon est, and Of good habits; must have al Least an ordinary education, and must be able to write plainly and with ressonables rapidity All appli- cations aust be filed with the super visors not later than January g. All eRumerators are to be appoint ed by March I5 and work will begin by April l5.
 Application forms can be secured by writing to Census Supervisor FowIe of t5is district. who lives at Globe
 The enumerators will earn about ss0 each Those iI the rural dis tricts must complete their work with in thirty days and those in cities of 5000 and more population at the preceding census within two weeks from April Is. 19i0
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
ARRESTED FOR THEFT.
lDouglas Internat tional.l

A man by the name of J. Carpenter was arrested yesterday aud taken to Benson where he Is to be haled before the local court on charge Of theft of a 5uggy and team. According to report Carpenter appeared in Benson himself as a deputy. He uty United States marshal and on that hired a buggy and feam from a livery there. Not return ing at the time specified the owner Of the rig became suspicious that he had been duDed and started an in vestigation. Finally Carpenter was located at Wilcox where he was still himself a sa deputy He had put the Benson team in a Will COX stable where it was found. but he had taken another team there.
 He was arrested and returned to Benson where he will have an exam nation on a criminal charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
NEGROES DON'T LIKE , NEW SEPARATE SCHOOL
WILL ASK INJUNCTION AGAINST THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SHELTER CITY.

DOUGLAS. Jan. 1O-(Special) )-
 For the purpose or applying to the district court for an injuction pre- venting the trustees of the Douglas school district from transferring the colored school children from t,ie room they now occupy fin the Twlifth
 street grammar school building to the new building erected for he ac- commodation of the colored children of Douglas. Attorney Watson is now in Tombstone. Watson went to Tombstone Wednesday. but it will likely be several days before he can be heard on his application for tne desired injunction because of the Pfannkuche trial
 While the action of the trustees in locating the new building for the col ored children was in accordance with the law and their duty the location chosen by a mass meeting of the school district was very unsatisfao- tory to the colored population. who have now employed an attorney to prevent the removal of these children from their present location 10 the new building in the vicinity Of Boney- vile.
 At the beginning Of the school year the eolored school children were placed in e room at the Twelfth street school. temporarily. but this room is now needed for other purposes and it is necessary to have the eolored children go to the building prepared for them and they will be sent there turing the next few weeks unless pre- vented by action of the eOnrt. The new colored school building is now complete. but the furniture and fix lures ordered for il have not yet ar rived. though they are expected this week
 The new school building in Sunny side has been completed. furnished and is now occupied Also the addi- tions to the Second street and the Pirtleville buildings have been com pleted and are now occupied. Work is making good progress on the new high school and it is due for compile tion early in the spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
DOUGLAS LISTENS
 ID DRY SPEECH
cHAFlN GETS AFTER DEMON RUM IN OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY EVENING.

DOUGLAS, Jan. Special -
 A good audience turnec out to tine opera house last night to listen to the lecture of Hon. Richard Chain, one of the prominent prohibitionists of the nation. who was the presiden- tial candidate of the prohibitionisis in 1908. Mr Chafin ranks high as a public speaker and has his subject well in hand He has been making speeches in Bisbee in aid Of the local option campaign and his speech last night marked the opening of the cam paign in this city by the "drys."
 There will be few to dispute that part of the lecture which dealt with the evils of the whisky traffic. It is conceded by all that the excessive use of whisky is an evil and that the world would be better off without the vile stuff. except for medicinal pur- poses.
 The speaker connected the white plague" with the liquor traffic. de claring that it had grown because of the demand of the saloons for vic tims. declaring that the obliteration of the saloons would stop this grow ing evil.
 He quoted statistics from the beard of supervisors to prove that the criminal costs growing out of the whisky traffic amounted 10 more than the revenue from this source. The speaker offered to pay s25 to anyone who could prove that his fig. lures were not correct
 From now on the local option campaign may be expected to grow moro interesting until the date of the election, which Is January 26. but it is not likely that a better speaker will be heard than the one last night
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
WRIGHT SHOWS MAP OF PIE
 SHELVES ID REPUBLICANS

eriock was in Tombstone as the aegis of the organization" when the grand jury reconvened. The august inquisi- tors felt that they had been misrep- resented. disgraced. aspersed by the acts of the Mead trump" and sought to expel him from their organization. For day Mead wandered foriornly about the frozen streets of Tombstone while his fellow members were warm and comfortable behind the closed doors Of the district attorneys pri- vate office He did not yet despair. lie did not burn bridges. but he did burn telegraph wires. Result the hur- ricd visit to Tombstone of Attorney General Wright
 Messenger Gets Busy
 The messenger of the "organiza- tion" lost no lime. He made hur- ried calls on all Of the republican feeders at the crib He told them where they would get off with the organization if they did not at once bury the hatchet and the hammer He brought Jack White and H. E. Der ner together with clasped hands and the lion lay down with the lamb. Accompanied by the district attor- n2y the attorney general went to the grand jury room He shocked the Medes and Persians by seeking in formation. not from the faithful rep .resentatives of the republicans in the ''rump." but by going straight to democrat his old friend Joaquin La garra. Then he said things about the value of reputation and character. He told the jurors where they got on and off. He was a yeritabie steam roller
 Is Harmony Restored?
 Harmony seemed restored. but con sessions had to be made and when the grand jury reported Saturday night it was found that they scath- iugiy rebuked. practically presented. the republican board of supervisors and their clerk. the probate judge and his office. had respected the rep utation of prominent business men. and had practically eaten the words condemning County Auditor Purdon by advising a greater scope for his investigation and more duties for his office
 But is the end yet? Will the re- publican members, and clerk of theI board of supervisors mildly take the soourging of the grand jury9 Win the lion and lamb continue 10 lie down together? Is it once more the happy family which the "organIza- tion" desires the world to believe it has on exhibition2
 Quien Sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
JURY SAYS MONEY E
 hOT HANDLED RIGHT
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 Our examination into the conduct of the office of the Probate Judge has developed the fact that estates are allowed to run for many years without any reports being made showing receipts and expenditures: tah1 many estates are allowed to remain open which should be closed; :; that many estates without inventories and appraisements provided by law to be filled have not been prepared and filled, and lax system has pre- vailed in the speedy administration as well as in the personnel of those appointed to administer an estate. that Is. it appears from examination of this office Chat frequently persons who are entitled under tEe law to administer have been denied the privilege. and others appointed n their stead
 Our examination into the conduct Of the office of the County Examiner discloses the fact that he has con fined his labors to ascertaining and reporting upon the conditions of the books of the various officers of the county, which examination he has apparently interpreted to mean the taking of trial balances off of such books; that the county examiner has not examined into the legality of the vouchers and other expenditures made by the county officials. nor has he examined or reported upon the facts which would show the incom- potency or willfuI negligence of the performance of official duties by the various officers; that if such an exam nation were made, and incorporated Into his report fhe matters and things in this report referred to con
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
FRISCO WILL GET
 THE BIC SCRAP
JACK GLEASON APPLIES FOR PER MT TO THE BOARD OF SUPER VlSORS.
lBy Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.-Posi- tive assurance was given by Jack Gleason tonight that the Jeffries-John- son fight would be pulled off at San Frapcfsco or the immediate vicinity The statement followed the formal .ip- plieation which he made before the new board of supervisors for a permit to conduct a 45-round ring contest in San Francisco some time this year The local law at present recognizes only 26-round fights. This is the first time in years that a permit io fight fos a greater number of rounds has been requested.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
DOUGLAS SHELTERS
 DURING THE YEAR
HAVE NOT BEEN RUN AT FULL CAPACITY, BUT PRODUCTION LARGE
CFrom Douglas InternatiouaL)

The total production of copper in the Douglas smeIters for the year q monthly average of i3.375. GOO lbs Of this total the Copper Queen smell ter produced 10s, ,500,O ,O00 pounds. a monthly average of a little over g. O0O.00 pounds The Calumet & Ari- zona produced 52,O00,O0O pounds. 8
 monthly average of 4,333. 900.
 The production for December at
 the smelters was. for the Copper
 Queen. 9,45G,OOO pounds; at the C. & A.. 4.5O0,OO0 pounds. the Queen oper-
 ating eight and nine furnaces during
 the month and the C. & A. four fur naces.
 IL is not the intention of either
 shelter to increase the production 1 for January over December. though
 the steady advance in the price of copper creates the hope that it will not be long until both the smeiters will be producing copper to the full capacity of their plants.
 During the year there has been very little custom ores received at the Queen, as compared with the years 1906 and 1907. when the custom ores amounted to several hundred tons daily. At one time the Shattuck was sending to the Queen four hun .dred tons Of ore daily and from the Imperial Copper company at the same time was coming about three aundred tons daily.
 The snattucR began shipping one hundred tons daily with the begin ming of the present year and that
 mine could send many times that amount daily if the management so desired. From Sonora comes daily the concentrates from the Moctezu- ma Copper company and besides this lseveral properties in northern Sonora
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
DEAD" MAN REVIvES-OBJECTS
 TO FUNERAL.
lRv Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10.-While the moTgue wagon stood outside his door awaiting to convey his body to the undertakerz J Anderson. an Oakland wood chopper. awoke from what the doctors thought was the sleep of death today and protested against the ObseQuies He was rushed to a hospital. and after stins- uiants had been administered be- gan tO revive. lie may recover. tt was thought Anderson was suffering from a stroke of appoplexy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11

"Hst. Hst, Hush. Have you sec. aim. He's here"
 These were some of the remarks which could be heard from the iips of the republican Cochise county office holders in and about the court house and in the streets and public places of Tombstone oa Saturday morning. The arbitrator and peaeemaker had arrived The representative of the organization" the dispenser of Fed eral pleasure. or dispieasure. was on the scene and ne wore a dark and foreboding frown. This delegate from the seats of the mighty was Terri torial Attorney Genera. Wright His arrival stirred the pie counter as fl it were shaken by an earthquake.
 For weeks the clouds Of discora have gathered and the threatening murmurs of the party pap brigade, like muttering thuadcrs. have presaS- ed a storm. Office holders were at outs. the grand jury was trying to play politics and there were sigus oi most everything else except party harmony. The grand jury had over stepped its authority. had reported to a body with which it had no conncc- tion. IL had had the brazon effron- tery Co attack the ability and business integrity Of the especial representa- tive of the organization in the per son Of the county auditor Charles Purdon. the Iron Duke Of Purdon- ovich. It had threatened to indict re- publican office holders. it was at tempting to attack the repataiions oi men, irrespective of party. who for a generation have stood as examples of all that is best in Arizona manhood.
 Purdon had risen in just wrath and had exhausted his vocabulary, the dictionary and the English language with Greek and Latin derivitives in futile and fruitless efforts to express his indignation and utter contempt The result was a sudden change of front by the ''rump~ grand jury. by Mead and his colleagues. halt had been called.
 Organization Takes Hand
 The attention of the organization was attracted. A hurry up call for the attendance of all grand jurors a. the next meeting was issued It brought back such reputable and rep citizens as Joaquin La 1 gsrra. Louis Tozus. Ben Cooly. Ed l Grindell, Joe Muheim and others. but 1 for whose absence al the former | meeting the "Fump' could never have ! attempted what Purdon denounced as i character assassination.
 United States Marshal Charlie Ov-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
organizstion Takes Hand
NANNEY IS PLEASED.

iFrOm Douglas International
 A. D. Naaney has returned Irom Cananea where he went on F-ida- to confer witt T. J. Tehanny regard ing their mining property in the Ca nanea district The property owned by Teha2ny and Nanney is known as the santa Fe The property was wis jed and fl was found to be making an excellent showing. yielding some high grade silver
 The amount of development work
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
MINE OFFICERS ELECTED.
cBv Assoeiated Press.l

EVANSTON. Wyo.. Jan. 10.-The annual meeting of stockholders of the Goldfeld Consolidated Mines com- pany was held here today. Tney elected the following board Of direc- tors. George Wingfeld, J. E.. Hubbard. J. H. Mackenzie; J. T Carstain. W. C. Ralston. A H. Howe and w. c. Rocker The officers elected for the ensuing year were. George Wingfeld, president: J. P. Hubbard, vice president; J. R. Find lay. general manager: A. II. Howe, treasurer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11

The Queen is HOW operating about are sending an occasional car of ore. eight-tenths of it's smelling capacity while the C. & A. is running only four of it's six furnaces. At both smelters plans for yet other smelters were made. but practically no construction work has been done al the Queen since the slump of 1907 At the C. & A. two new furnaces have been con structed since 1907. one being erect ed last year
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
SCARLET FEVER
 IN FIVE FAMILIES
DR. HICKMAN QUARANTfNES MEX IcANs IN BENSON WHO HAVE THE WRUlENT TYPE.

Five Mexican families were placed under quarantine at Benson yesterday by Dr. HicknAn of Douglas. county be==l.h offices, because of scarlet fever which Is raging among their number.
 Of the families but one each is sick with the disease. 1t is stated. In each case it is said to have appeared in virulent form. No deaths occurred last week from the disease.
 Dr. Hickman quarantined the faml- lies closely and took every possible precaution to avoid spread of conta- zion.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
Quien Sale

already done on the property amounts 10 one thousand feet and several as- says have shown value Of 400 oun- ces of silver which is very encour- aging
 Mir Nanney says that the Cananea district is sno~ing improvement in the amount Of activity. It is believed that several companies will soon start development there on properties which have been idle since the 1907 slump.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
WHITE SLAVE PROBE WORKING

AbE ASSOCidtfu 4GnS-i
 NEW YORn. Jan 1O.-Syndicated white slavery is under fire here today in the grand jury room District Attorney Whitman asked an investi- gation of the traffic to find indie. ments against certain individuals who he is satisfied are leading iIi the business. It is believed that the searching investigation undertaken by John D Rockefeller. Jr., as fore man Of the special grand jury, has already shown that unere are close relations between traffickeTs in women Tn the principal cities of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11

oerning ehe office af the Probate Judge and Board of Supervisors, the Board of Supervisors, under the pro- vision of section 6. chapter 72. laws of 1909. would have the power and authority to compel said officials to desist from such wiilful negligence and incompetent performance Of their duties. and in the event of their fail ure so to do. remedy by removal of office should be enforced.
 Frank L. Clark. Foreman.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11

Chamberla'n's Cough Remedy is a Ve-y usluable medicine for throat and lung trouble. quickly relieves dul cures painful breathing and danger ously sounding cough which indicates coneested lungs. Sold by all eyug- gists
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12
What Chi=Namel Varnish
Will Stand

Every woman who looks at the
faded and scuffed appearance of her
living room floor and furniture, has
reason to wish that varnish was not
such a delicate thing.
Her wish could be gratifed and a
load of care taken off her mind if
she were to have the entire wood
work (house, furniture and alp
coated with my pure unadulterated
varnish.
Water will not hurt it.
Heel nails will not scratch it.
A blow from a sledge hammer will
not make it powder off or turn
white.
A. w. Lund can furnish the proof;
call at his store. CHI-NAMEL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-12
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
CLAY CORNERS

H. E. Sheldrew made a trip tc
Ellsworth Tuesday.
Ella Drolson is working for w
S. Davis in River Falls.
Melvin Howe visited friends al
Morton Corners Sunday.
Hannah Christensen of River
Falls visited at her parental home
Sunday.
Those who attended the dance al
Fargo Friday evening had a very
enjoyable time.
Harry Thoner Of Diamond Bluff
visited here Sunday and Monday
returning home Tuesday with his
brother Henry.
Our teacher, Victor Forseth, was
called home Monday morning on
account of the serious illness of his
mother. Miss Lottie Gregerson
will teach till he returns.
Henry Thoner, who has been Wis.
iting friends at Clay Corners &
week, left for Diamond Bluff, where
he will visit with his parents the re.
mainder of the week. He leaves
Sunday for Philadelphia, where he
is stationed.