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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
CAOENA WILL DEVELOP ITS
 CONCESSIONS
locally Owned Company Plans Extensive Work On Mineral Lands in Sonora--lnSpec- tion ComnIate


 The Cadcna de Cobre company which hhs 2os acres of mineral land 'n the SahuariI., district. Sonora. has recently had the property inspected ny Arthur Houle. well known min. ane engineer of Douglas and Mir Houle's report is new in the hands or the directors of the company
 The report is So favorable that the company has decided to begin ex- tensfve development work as soon as possible and to secupe funds in car. " on this work as now outlined ]. block of stock is to be put an th.. market Sn Bisbee.
 The officers Of the company are all well known in this district. They are Eroe prssg.ks, president: II. l.. Fenner. vetsry. and m C. A. Mcdonald, se. 'rhe directors are Bowman. tge e T Aiken. J. PennypacRepp IT Newman ani C. A. Mcdonald
 The property owned bv the cade,a de Cobre company is in ,bo Yo. chlnos mountains of the ssbuarinz ciStriet Of Sonora and is located b,,, a snort distance from the wagon roa6 passing through the district Tbera are SIX concessions or clans in. sonora. the Cadena de Cobra ,ha monterey the La Estrel'a. the Fl Fri nnifo and the Fl Tunnel
 The principal development work done on this ground consists of a tunnel known as the Bisbee trnnel on the Monterey. This tunel passes through 35 feet of leached matter and number of seams of carbonate Sixteen acres of the Monterey is in limestone in which are numerous out croppings Of iron. This gossan has areas of copper associated with if where ever it is found.
 The Sonora claim has some of ,b. largest iron outcroppings to be found any where in the southwest Good gold values are found on this eIaim whieh are wsll worth deyeloning The indications are that on this am there are large masses of py rit1c ore which can be easily opened v 't "Htth III IL goes as good as 2hs per cent in copper a vast tonu- age of commercial ore can be deve,op ed
 The active mineral ground of the Cadena de Cobre can be opened upI by tunnels. This property is re- ported by the examining engineer t, have one of the best surface show ines Of copper in the southwest and he says in his report that he 6nows Of DO better undevelopel copper min ing proposition anywhere in the south western mining country.
 There is plenty of wood for fue in the mountains about the property and there are several springs of wat CT on the ground. The ground of-yhei cadena de Cobre is but three miles from the Yaqui river where plenty of power can be developed for the min ing operations
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
AT THE oRpneum

The performance of The Wrong Doctor by the James P. Lee com psny at the Orpheum last night was by far one of the funniest pays ever witnessed in this cit, This company is easily pleasing the thea tre goers Of Bisbee and is play ing to big houses every night. The bill or play for tonight will he The Wrong Man in the Wrong House. or T Want My Hat This is another one of MT. Lees sure fire hits full of comicaI sayings and situations, asso with an entire change of musical numbers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
THE wEATHER

ARIzoNA<PartIy cloudy Tuesdal
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
WANTS COMMISSION

The new plan adopted by the city council for the sanitary work will go into effect today. Street Su- perintendent James Mcdonald will perform the duties Of the sanitary inspector and the city marshal of flee will attend to the garbage ser vice collections. Ed witfig who has resigned as sanitary inspector stated yesterday that he intends to demand a commission on all the money collected by him for the city since he has been in ofice He stated that he has right to a per cent for this work and that he will make a demand on the council probably tonight Hs i@ collected about $500 and will ask for . ten per cent commission. If this is refused he will probably take steps to force payment.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
SAVES THREE; DIES.

LYNN, Mass. Oct. 31.-To save three children who has wandered or- to the Boston & Maine railroad track In front of an express train, stephen Jones gave his life today The chil dren were crossing the track unaware of the approaching train when Jones ran toward the spot and warned them of their danger by shouts. so that they escaped He misjudged :ae distance of the train and the engine struck him. He leaves a family.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
WE BAKE WEDDING CAKES.

WE BAKE WEDDING CAKES. and ornament them to order. you have some old family cipe, you can mix the cake you sef and we'll do the baking. N make birthday cskes too N even put the proper number \ candles on, if you say so. Ord one for the next celebratsea your house. Rest assured it ssi not have a chance to get stale.
 PHONE 296.
 BlSBEE BAKERY JOHN NIcoltcH PacI
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
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TRlsTATE MANAGER HERE

General Manager Morris. of the Tristate Telephone company. was in Risbee yesterday from. Fl Paso. He is making an inspection of the 10
 cal service for ;he purpose Of rec ommending number of very much needed improvements particularly to the Warren service. It is reported that the company will make i'm provements and install additional equipment here amounting to not less than S20.o0o. Some of the new equipment is now on the road.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
NAMES REv. MITCHELL.

LOS ANGELES. Dee. 3l.-Bishop Warehouse tonight announced the Los Angeles anl Arizona district as signments in the Methodist church South. naming c. c. Mitchell for Vii cox and Courtland. Cochise cunty.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
SETTLE TROUBLE.

Local members of the board of dir
 ectors of the California Paradise Min ing company have returned from Para disc where meeting was held Sat
 urday night to svaighten cut several differences that existed between the eastern and western stockholders. Upon full hearing it was found the trouble was not as serious as was
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
AGED RA,LRoApsR DIES.

DOVER, Cal. Oct. 31.-Malone Hay es, secretary and treasurer of the Deia ware railroad for about 30 years, died here today. He was g years old last May.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
Arizona & Ncy Mexico R. W.C
PAeSENcER sEavtce

PASSENGER SERVICE Soutn bound North Boui 1:1o a. m. lv. Clifton ar. 4:se n. i 1850 a. m lv Guthrie lv. 4:1e u s:35 a. m. lv. Duncan lv. 3.1e n s:55 m. lv Lordsburg iv. 2:f5 d li:o5 g. m- Hachita lv. 12:sO d |.
 South bound train connects vi Southern Pacific west bound fir, No. l. leaving Lordsburg 1o:ze m. mountain time.
 South bound train connects vi Ell Paso ( Southwestern east k train for Fl Paso, leaving HaeA at ls;35 D. m, mountain time . with west bound train for Dcurl and Bishee, leaving Hachita illo a. m., mountain time. A. T. THONsO Traffic Manager. Clifton Arizrs
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01

Just received new shipment
 trunks and steamers. Our pyfce right. If you want a trunk see U
 Stodghili Furniture Co. Old Standard Furniture Co.'S stan Brevogy 0ulcb
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01

expected and the difficulties were soon removed. Work in the mine is 10 be pursued as fast as possible and the stockholders have not los faith in their property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
MEAT PRICES
GO SKY HIGH;
DEALERS QUIT
Increase of 100 Per Cent in
Some Kinds of Meats
Many Forced to Quit
Business.

with. as the butchers claim,
more fresh meat stored in the
local packing houses than there
has been for months, the price OF
all fresh meats TO the butchers has
Increased from 20 to 100 per cent
In siy weeks
Beef has gone un from aud s
cents to N cents a pound on the
whole steer. hogs have increased
from IL 10 no cents a pound, lamb
from IL TO 30 cents. and mutton
~ 20 Is cents
Just about 20 butchers In Seat.
tie have been forced out OF bust.
ness IN the last few days.. said
one butcher today with these
prices We can't do business at a
profit Where formerly paid
about $3.50 O week for my supply
OF meat. I now must pay about
5000 for the same amount We've
got 70 carry good many Of our
customers, and a number of the
butchers just couldn't raise the
money to buy the meat needed 90
supply their trade.
"rhe packers say there Is a
scarcity of meat say that Is the
cause of the advance. don't be
hcve It, went 10 all three of tho
biz packing houses last Sunday
and the Sunday before that, and
never saw as much fresh meat
hanging in storage as I saw last
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
$4,000 FLEE
FOR THEIR
LIVES

CATANIA. March The
civil authorities today ordered
5000 residents Of the southern
slope Of Mount Aetna and
vicinity 70 abandon their homes
in anticipation q a great erup-
tion OF the volcano.
The action Of The authorities vas
based On an official report hy a
party ~ scientists Who rlsksd
their lives in climbing tha noun.
tain and making an examination
af several % the cFHtera. The set.
entssts rould approach only the
iower assures on the mountain.
and this they dld az imminent flsk
Of suffueatlou
The report shows that Aetna ~
clicked with massrs II rocks ard
ashes which have become diaiend
I'd upward b. the great pressure
from gases IN the Interior of ths
mountain.
The constant recurring explo.
sions within the erainfa lead 20 fha
belief on the part Of the Observer
that Aetna wiil hurst The tenn.
pogary safety valve AMI throw q
Tremendous fountain Of volcanic
matter from her Depths
The scientists also regard the &C.
lions u Mount Ncsuvlua aixnlfi
can't When Aetna recently sub.
sided. vcauyius became active
Now. save for a thin column Of
smoke. Nesuvius is quiet. AegnA
= IN an active state. This leads
scientists TO believe that the vol
canoes have subtsFFanean com.
munication.
Il Is stated that the recent erup.
ton Of Aetna prevented great
earthquake. In view Of this be
hef and the present choking Of
the crateFs on Aetna. observers
here believe that. unless the vol
eano throws of the ciogEing obsta.
cies. another great earthquake sin
shake Sicily The orders 20 the
Inhabitants of tbs villages on Act.
mas slopes have caused sorrow
among refugees here They be.
lierc that the destruction o. their
homes and farms b. foreshaaowed
IN the government action Already
thousands % peasants had left
their houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
Of CABLE
LINE TROUBLE
IS IN SIGHT
Furth Thinks Part Cable,
Part Electric Line, With
Transfers, Best for Madi-
son Street.

An electric lire on Madison
81. from the lake 70 ffth Az.
Madison 81. electric cara
routed 10 and from tire center
% the city from f4sh aVs via
Pike 81.
Cable line extending from
the water front 20 i4th av..
where the privilege Of trans.
fer e and from TIRE electric
line will be given.
The above. It IA believed. viii BE-
the Improvement 81 the Madison
81. cable service. which will be Sc
cided upon the latter part oi this
81 the early part ~ uaxt week
Whiie Jacob Firth. prealdent ol
the Seattle Electric companf. hai
not yet given bis answer 20 "a,
proposition 10 erect three powcl
houses and operate four cables IN
operating a cable line straight
through from the water front "a
the lake. II h understood thar be
vii turn this proposition dnwu
this week. and accept Councilman
Viewers plan. which is given
above
After Councilman Weaver had
shown him thai fully 81 per cent
OF the people living beyond lfth
av and now using the cable line
would stay on the electric ears
and relieve the downtoWu and 81
the cable line OF that much bust
ness. Mr Furth. while making nc
definite statement 20 any of the
eounciimen. Is known a. have pri
vately stated that this Vas. he BE-
ilevcd. the only feasible solution
~ the Madison II. cable problem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
WANT PRIMARY
To ELIMINATE
Z CANDIDATES
Petition is Circulated to
Call Election to Choose
Burke. HUMPHREYS or
Wilson for Senate.

The underaigneu respectfully
urge that preliminary pri.
mary election be heid ln Kina
county 70 secure choice
among ths King county candl
dates fer United states senator.
The Interests ~ the county
and the Interests % the state
call upon va 10 center upon one
man. King eounty'a friends
throughout the state are en-.
Tilted % be advised o. this
eounty'H choice for this hiah
office. With several eAndid dates
from here tho influence o. the
county, n spite o. its LARGE
population. IL likely 70 be multi
fled and the Interests 81 tho
county Itself pot In Jeopardy.
We assume that each Of the
candidates IN King county "a
public spirited enough e place
the puhisc interests above hin
cNne personal ambition. and 70
that end will be willing 20 Sub.
nit his claims % the psaple %
thim eountY AZ q special prl
mary. Tire tirie 81 the primary
should net be later than June
7. 1910.
Copies ~ this petition wcre places
ia eirculatiou thiH morning ans
we're being largely signed. The
mark the beginning % q campaign
% elimination
kinE county has three aVowes
IN the field Tor unlfss
States SENATOR. Judge Thoa Burke
81 Senator John 4. Wilson aud f0hf
r. Humphrles with their sup
peFteFs divided. campaign manager
fear that ali may lose out and
man from some other part ~ th'
state may b elected.
Miles Pulndcxter. fighting 10
= sreeut from Spokane. Who ha.
figured prominently in the unhors
irk ~ Cannon a. an avuWed candi
date. while Tacoma has an aHplrani
IN Robert l. Mccormack. million
aire inmheFnan. whu IL opening hi
barrel In a fight iof support
Those back % the petition arEu,
that Il e. essential that King coun
~ unite on one candidate
n the provisions Ol the petltios
are carried out. q u expected thai
a primary election will be called
IN June. AZ that timc All register
Cd voters will be allowed 70 cas-
their ballot The man getting tbs
highest vote viii be the KiuE ooun
~ candidate. who may expect hll
two rivals TO drop oai u the rae.
and support him
IN this plan. John y. Humphriel
win refuse 20 BE- counted IN Hum
phriea says be will not enter int
any primary arrangement Judge
Burke and ex-senator Wilson hav'
both agreed on the preliminary
primary as the best solution 81 ths
problem
Seattle merchants viii raise th,
money 70 pay the election ex
peussn There win be no speclh
registration, u n stated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
$40 DEAD
NOW
,Bs ual,.a ps~.i

MATSEkA. Austria. March
2g.--it is believed today by the
officials who arc investigating
the terrible dance hall fire at
Okcorito. in which probably
$40 persons were burned 20
death. that the holocaust was
caused by a jealous peasant
youth
According 10 information the
authorities uncaTthcd. the lad
demonstrated with his sweet.
heart Tor receiving the atten-
tions 81 other men al the Faster
dance
When she did not heed him
he left the hall through a win
dow and started the fire that
resulted in the death OF scores
Of jewellers.
The dancers Nore caught like the
prOveYbial rats IA n trap The fics
a drew such q crowd that the ball
room became too crowded for
dancing early Ia tho evening. and
hundreds more we're eiamoriuR for
admission outside To prevent
them from entering. every exit was
nailed up
The great barulikc structure
was decorated with tlnder-dry
branches loft from a previous
entertainment While the dancing
was In fun swing a pine branch
caught fire and fen 10 the floor u
blazed mriously and almost In.
stantly the dresses Of several
women burst into flames The fire
spread with astonishing rapidity
and Ia q flash al the horrors OF a
panic were IN full blast The death
list may run 70 900, as scores are
SIN unaccounted for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
MYSTERY OF CRIME
IN TfNDERLO|N
UNSOLVED
Woman Found With Throat Cut--Two Men Tell Con-
flcting Stores-Chinese and White Men Sweated
and Released

woman 81 the tenderlon found murdered in tho
Eureka hotel ol9I Sixth s. al midnight Her throat
cut from
james H. ClaNon who claims TO have lived with her for
the past and half her Nora Gauthcr
she was reared in in Colyle and has lived Van
couver Spokane and Seattle
Orth sailor, claims to have known the in San
Diego six months where she under the
Mccormick She known Della Mccormick in the
Eureka. ClaSton says she San Diego her life
Caon Processes believe that the committed
by Chnaman named Wah w He told the police that the
girl had engagement with Nah Yu last night Wah Yu
examined by the police this afternoon and cleared himself
their satisfaction.
The discrepancy between the OF Orh Clax-
the identity OF the murdered girl Of the myer
ious features OF the
Another that appears to know who first discovered
that murder had been committed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
DEMAND THAT
DISTRICT BE
WIPED OUT
Committee Waits on Mayor
Today to Protest Against
Tenderloin-WiII Report
Back to Big Club.

we demand that the present
restricted district be immediate
" abolirhed and not re-estab-
iished in the territory south Of
resier way, either east or west
Of First sv. S."
Making the shove demand. a dele
cation composed OF j. L. Phillips.
Daniel Jones. r. W. Keen. II. IL.
Thompson. C. 2. Dose. Daniel Earle,
n. n. A. Hastings. J. q. shorett,
Homer NJ. Hin. David Zehrwekh,
Pliny L. Allen. Allan Brant. W. w.
Waters. Daniel Pratt. ID. NJ. Tag
CART and Eugene Way called upon
Mayor Gill az $3.50 o'clock this az
toTuoon.
Upon appearing at the mayors
office the delegation went into
conference.
The delegation represents i'm
provement clubs and other organ
ixations OF the South End. II was
named AZ q general conference held
~ the Olympus cafe Saturday. and
Will report back 20 the conference
the result OF the meeting with Glll
sc a meeting to be held tomorrow
night at the Commercial Club.
A mass meeting may be decided
on az that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
Sen. ALLDS
is GUILTY

ALBANY. N. n. March 29.--ey
vote Of 40 TO 9 the state senate
today decided that the charge
against Senator Josham 3. Aida.
that he solicited and accepted q
bride o. $1,000. Rad been sustained.
The charge was brought against
Aids by Senator conaef. who al
legged thst Aids aayced 20 uce his
lofluenee 70 klll legislation aimed
~ the bridge trust while . member
81 the assembly. Halt an hour be
fore the senate met 70 vote on the
matter, Aids flied his resignation
from the assembly with the seere-
tary o. state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
MRS. FAULKNER
GETS DIVORCE

AirH. Blanche Faulkner O. Tor the
second lime divorced from the man
who stole her child away from her
and kept her IN terrible suspense
FOR several days while he had the
child hidden away IN Spokane two
months aga Faulkner ~ nov under
sentence of two years in the poni.
tenllRff fof failure 10 support his
wife. hayiuR been convicted Of that
uffeuae last week
Airs Faulkner was supporting
herself and her baby when Faulkner
stole tlc baby and took Il 20 sno
kane That started his troubles lie
was affeated and brought back here
and noa he starts toward The peni.
teuliars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
BEWARE OF RACES,
WROTE A SUICIDE

SAN FRANCISCO. March a.
After writing several notes IN
which be blamed the rHcetrncks
for his act Frank Paint. cigar
dealer. ended his life today by IN.
haling Illuminating gas. IN a lodg
ing house on Market H.
For Gods sake leave the races
alone" the suicide wrote IN a fare
we'll note 20 his brpfherinlaw
According 10 the contents n HE
last messages. Paint decided 20
end bis life week ago. after he
had lost heavily 30 the track
lie then changed hts mind and
tried 10 reeuneraie his finances.
but again lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
DID JEFFRIES
BREAK AN ARM?

LOS ANGELES, March 29.-It
was rumored on the streets today
that Jim Ieffries had fallen from a
cracker box al his ranch near Bur.
bank and fractured his arm
The rumor was not confirmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

- has joined hands
i. ~, rs,,lsh Aud endorses the
~ agpressor
s..sDs' the most radical Of
y .ssssapsFs. today issued
ia he foregoins state
- N q prominent posi-.
/ 4 ircni page
.>,y Called 70 Account
1919 on Roosevelt :
49, Aege. the shabha
"a, have told us some
$500 cat Of his Amer
...sssees We are sur
- u sAould have given
&c 70 those who are
institutional severn.
e sns sgidently has bccn
sssa b. eontaet wiih his
F. 1,,,a then declares thar
z.ssy q Egypt already
= allsd 10 accoun, for per.
' "a a. address 70 BE- De-
= mssr IT, auspices The
s<nlaes Roosevelis Ia.
r. q tie criticism q the
- snylng that Roosevelt
nasl waen told thar g
az nationalist pruics;
! mns 10 American news
49, u credited aitb a
rnH ssroke in coming
$. .snisk ne people shat no
4 ans have ever dared %
1 - az beiaE able 70 make
- hztln . him
ia ~ facs that there Is hi-
g umens. The nafionnlists
rsssri ne speeches mad
NJ vi uot endsavor %
8 !. hsus q he speech untli
! 49, b. aepaFted. ba' u Is
~ s,fe skas later the nation
Z ~ wln egnmeut more free
h ~ hare Yef done
b. zxzagsit party today visit
! Mssafs and spent the
~ tall1x Souvenirs Later
slas4 Tsnnoks. of the japan
~ eazsd
II zAmgsiia were entertained
zAss IS cunt Hatxfeli. of
EzzE axeneY.
= z'isfNocn The family vie.
= hn0m citadel OF Cairo.
- ~ snd az mosques
41seFtis acted a. host
as ihs day. He gave a
ne4 Eliei Frederick. son
Z hlszr ard afterwards gave
- - % members d his
) .ssa, rhn cane down the
4 hlE god bye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
STA RVE:S

z. trdman, a civil engineer. died
~ the Seattle General hospital last
night. The doctors say he WAS
starved to death.
trcmAn has been taking "starvA.
tlon cure" from Or. LINDA nurgield
HaExard. 422 National Bank a Trust
building, for two months.
Yesterday afternoon he wac taken
70 the Seattle General hospital. ORE.
Dawson ard Woodard tried 20 save
mis- life BY blood infualona, bat he
vas too Tar gone and suceumbed.
trdnian leaves wife. and baby
nine months old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
|1lNN WITH BRITISH" WELLS
|I)B AND ROOSEVELT SMILES
:, rbousand Nationelists Parade Before T. RS
80 and Guests Flee in Terror - Paper Scores
,n,r;ean Ex-President

-, ,.feh ss-ssveral thousand nauonalsts made dem
~, evening before the sheppard hotel whore Roosevelt
- Mune Rooseyeits annatoaaat speech Of yesterday
~ constitution they shouted Down with the auto
r. hotel veranda fled from wha, they feared
- " vsont outbreak Roosevelt paid attention the
4 F The nationalist marched and eauntermarched In
.annallne thnlr shouts for ennaLnLIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
HTS AUTO
|GNN NEAR
III ACCIDENT

y rsifed ffrasl
FORA. March y clreum
ssflng . reported narrow
= President Tar from in
automobile called Tor
sisFiEatioa today The
rs riding toward the
A ssffg IL the foot %
sa2a a. Eighth az car
cross z5rd 81 between
machine and fhat II
tor
slfengs chauffeur eave
wheel 3 twist thnf
asiomebile 10 lurch 10
~ street car brushed
lonrsau Of the pfeal.
sl'nobile and both we're
IN z speed that they
l0F nearly half a
secured The number Of
q Re motorman. but
slFE formal complaint
s.apany Il Is not llkely
~ AXE further affiou