Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-27
COCH|sE COUNTY IS
AGAINST PROHIBITION
Continued from Page one)

about half a dozen.
When Il came time TO close the /
polls. > O'Clock. according TO tke \
statutes of 1891. an argument arose |
among members OF the Lowell cleo
ton board as to whether the old IN
structions should be obeyed or those /,
set forth by the board of supervisors
In the cali for the election whicac |
stated that THE polls are to be open I;
at S a. m. and close al 6 p. m.
vote was taken by members OF
the board and It was decided TO OBEY !
The orders Of the board of supervisors
so the Lowell polls remained open
until G O'Clock. Those in bisD'se .
,losed at the old time, 5 o'clock ihiS
gss also true IN Douglas
LAST night a report was enrreiit
on the streets that the drys might
conees. the election in bob places on
the grounds thar a number were shut
ONT from voting. According TO state
ments OF W. n. Burke made al the
Y Il. (. A. lasts night, however. 40
sncs action VIII be brought Inc
arvs are satisfied TO let matters res.
we could contest the election
ne stated. Il am of the opinion thas
n number Of people. misied by Tue
OF the election eau
f,iIea to casts their ballot on this
account. but there appears TO ne
nothing gained by contesting- me
Apti-Sa'oon League has spent thol-
sands in this campaign. but we were
n,,te, where we most hoped TO wan
cut"
Rurke claims to have a case o
illegal voting at Lowell that oil man
Who he claimed. could not read OF
wr,ta readily. He stated the case
wight he taken up with the distries
attorney. ,.
AFTER the excitement Of the yisor-
ma battle waged during the day was
over people iocked downtown al
to- sumner. anxious to catch the hrsl
NOUS Of the returns from all over the
count;
The big center OF attraction all
evening was the Review bulletin
rcraen stretched across Brewery av-
enua from the Orpheum TO the ToVrea
market
This was the only Information be
rcau tha. was available TO the general
nub-ic. ladies and gentlemen alike.
Brewery avenue WAS packed Tor
nearly a block with q solid mass o
buuaritv. Previous TO the receipt
o. the a~st returns, the crowd was
entertained with a few "joshes'
mixed with an advertisement or two.
flashed upon the screen from ne
magic lantern station in the Medi-
eovich building. 1t isn't very OFTEN
that an "ad-' creates any unusual
excitement. bat it seemed TO frame NJ
differently last night One OF IN.
FIRST things flashed TO view. aud
which caused endless roars OF isusA
ter and much applause. was this.
Try Shattucks Squirrel Nhiskey
the brand that spicer made famous
The FIRST returns received were
those from Tombstone, and as th'
first victory for the vets was made
known a great cheer went up, foiloS
ed By athers when il was known tina
three CT the other precincts had ais
gone against prohibition.
Then returns began % come q
from the outlying precincts more free
Is and the crowd was kept busy keel
ing tab on the net maiorities. Man
took down the figures on paper an
doped cut the results for themselves
Frequently a sign was flung ct thci
lest they forget the Review. the Ct
rciia5ie family newspaper This wa
greeted with cheers as loud as tn
3 biggest wet majority received.
RI The gathering was confined chief
. 10 Brewery avenue. although a re
, .congregated about Main street. prime
, pslty at the Royal theater, where u
D Rcgiew Egures were given the aud
{ eace from time to time as the result
D u the count became known.
4 The celebration spirit considere
9 part of every election, was conspi
f. uous ly its almost entire absence. \
;. drunkenness to speak of was Eo.ie
able and all conducted themselve
+ in a gentlemanly. orderly manncr y
loud. boisterous talk or rough languai
was indulge In upon the streets. al
although every officer in town was q
in anticipation OF trouble, none
: Cured that they had any coeniZan'
of and early in the evening not an
rest was made.
Much talk circulated about u
street yesterday to the effect tn
there would be ~doings" should u
: | vets win. but after it was all oy
/, and Bisbee-s citizens. by their spie
: did majority. demonstrated that tt'
!. we're perfectly capable of looking
: ter personal liberty" they were CO
!. tent as gentlemen 10 rest upon the
- laurels and not make the sting OF q
!, feat of the k-Spicer-Briggs Co al
/. harder 10 bear. The conduct of q
personal liberty advocates at the clio
Of the campaign was identical wi
fhas which marked their clean tacti
throughout the campaign.
The great event is over. For 4
wears. 81 least. dear old Cochise "
, not he troubled with the trials a
fribuiatoas CT another local op'i'
:. campaign.
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