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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

cal law firm of Richardson & Doan, in commenting on the death Of former Governor Yzabei this morning spoke g tmohighly of him. T have known Governor Yzabel for ten years" said he, and my liking for him has stead fly increased. He was big, open hearted, congenial and companionable gentleman, met socially. In oniciN life he was courteous and was the friend of American enterprise, fair, just; always willing to go out of his way to do a favor. Mexico has lost a fine citizen in the death of Rafael Yzabel."
 The town on the Nacozari road from which the stage line runs to Fl Tigre was named for the dead Sonora official.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

DOUGLAS. Oct 7.-(SpeciaD-
 II vas told in the lobby of the GaAnssa and it was told on the strssts last evening that the citizens Of Agua Prieta were treated to . wiid West exhibition yesterday morn ins 0At would rival any pony races, bronsO busting, or Indian hunt ever recorded in the annals of local fame and eAat even the patrons of Buffalo Biil never witnessed its equal.
 One could hardly believe it was the company of hunters who left the city yesterday morning enroute for the 3ungles of Mexico that furnished the excitement, for they have al wayU been known as peaceful. law abAatng citizens. When they left Doa&ias they were equipped with hoveea. dogs. ammunition, provisions, rides and all things necessary for a sportDman's life. When they crossed the border and the procession began 10 form. it bade fair to be one of the finest pageants ever seen in the Southwest: but the threads in the shuttles of the Nates became tangled and, sudden as the crack of a Win
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Must Have Permits.

The statement published in the In- ternational that permits must be ob- tained from the Mexican war de partment to cross guns, even for a hunting trip of less than twenty-tour hours was correct. The new law went into effect on September 30 and the old rule was abroated. Those who attempt to get permission from local officials to take guns across for morning or afternoon hunt will ind that only failure will result. The statement that the old rule is still in vogue does not come from official spurces.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Se.ets O, sav.,e.

"',n s'n n-.i.s- Ina, ,nasic prevents crifs~.
 "io T reriain extent" replied M,. Sinnrs When man Keeps bott hands and his breath busy with a cor Dst you know he caDt be picking pock. cts. attempting homicide or slandering his neigh,;ors. '- Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Sr-.kino It Rich.

V ''Sf'f8 Ft tNESFfs Did you ever strike it rich pros pectingw
 "Oniy once," replied the westerner. '1 was going along a trail in the noun tains late 0ce afternoon when 1 saw the gieam C. metal. Fastening to it, l found"-
 "Siiver or goldy
 '.Tin. IL was a matchbox. full too. And 1 had been cut of matches since my early morning smoke."-Philadei phia Ledger.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
ssBE ARIZONA SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1910
visIts eoyhood Friend.

Bruce Emory of Kansas City is spending a few days with his friend. Roy Reed, of the Copper Queen store These young men were friends when children and had not seen each other for a long time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
A comp.r;.oo.

In school at Washington . boy was asked to compare the word sick"
 The little fellow arose in bis place looked around him for moment. his face a picture of deep thought. and then he said:
 'Sick. worse. dead."-Los Angeles Times
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Will Give Dance.

The Young Peoples society of the Episcopal church have issued invita- tions to a dance given at the pavilion Friday evening. October 7th.. MT and Mrs. Sexton and MT. and Mrs. Wright Lawhon will act as chape- rons to the young people
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Scott Bruised Up.

Messrs. Robinson and Jonathan
 Scott started on hunting trip yes terday, but returned from Caballona
 by train. Near that point single tree broke and the horses became frightened, kicking and running Rus sell leaped and lit on his feet. but Scott was thrown out and bruised up.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Would Return Freezer.

The Salvation Army wishes to find the owner of an ice cream freezer which is now in their quarters. It was borrowed by Envoy Nickies over two months ago. Will the owner please inform me, that it may be re. turned by Capt. E. c. Moore.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Go to Yxabei.

Go to Yxabei.
 MsssrsL R. L. Scott and Russell left for Yzabel on hunting trip today. the latter of the two not being dis outraged over his troubles of yester. fay. when a runaway caused him to -sturn home.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Leaves For Kentucky.

Leaves For Kentucky.
 Miss Gladys Kane, who has been spending the summer with her cous. in, Miss Nina Mayo. of Elevtnth street. left last evening for her home in Ashland, Ky. Miss Mayo expects to visit friends in Cincinnati, O.. on her way East
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
A couc.sr propos.l.

"Sir. I came to ask you for your daughters hand'
 How about supporting her. young man? If she gives her hand. can you foot fhe bills T---Baltimore American.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

C. c. Thompson, Bisbee insurance man, is in the city today on business affairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

R. c. Raynard of the Copper Queen force is taking his annual vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Further proef.

Hes as regular as a six day clock" ''I noticed trat ho always looks run down on Sundays ys---Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Tommy Law Coming.

A telegram received in Douglas re- gently from Tommy Law states among other things that he expects to come to Douglas to spend a part of his vacation and to be here early next month. This will probably be made an occasion for getting to- gether 1.-the Don't Worry bunch.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

MT. and Mrs. F. H. DeVere ot Ninth street are spending a few day: in Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.

W. c. Green returned this morning from Los Angeles.
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Change.

Change.
 Old Lady Gin drug store,-Boy. can you change a dollar bill? Boy-Yea ma'am. How'll you have i:-tn qui nine pills or cough drops?-Exchanse
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

To be w.se we must nrst learn to be happy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
onIy one Case.

One case, drunk. arrested by county officers, pleaded not guilty in court this morning and will be given a hearing this afternoon. A neigh borhood TOW between women is also scheduled to be given attention this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Rehearsals Start Tonight.

Rehearsals Start Tonight.
 Rehearsals for the Elks' play, "Toodles in Holland will start .o- night at EIks' hall, under the direc- ton of O. L. Jaencon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

c. H. Jones came up from thu Monte Cristo property below Mocte zuma today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
DOUGLAS NEWS

Gail Mente Drill.
 The call men of the Douglas fire department will meet for drill next Monday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
chesr Him.

The man who wins Is always cheered. So save your mite of loud applause And give ff to the brother who Is fighting in an uphill cause
 Detroit Free Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Tenders Reception.

Tenders Reception.
 Miss Anna Kline will give a recep- ton this afternoon at her home on IF avenue in honor of Mrs. Ivy, presi- dent of the Rebekas of the state of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Co to Their Mine.

60 to Their Mine. F. o. Bostwick and A. R. Dickson, owners of the Washington mine to the west of Cumbas, left for their
 property this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
Recovery is Slow,

Recovery is Slow. A. 8. Tanner is still unable to leave for the Mesa Rica property. He is
 recovering slowly from his recent illness and hopes to leave for the
 south tomorrow, but may be further delayed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

MT. McAndrew recently arrived from Denver to accept position in the hardware department of the Cop per Queen Mr. McAndrew is Pennsyivanian by birth
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

Renwick White, editor of the Para disc Record. is a visitor in Douglas, looking after matters connected with his paper.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

Mrs. Fred Dorr of Bisbee. who is representing a California perfumery
 house, is spending few days with her mother, Mrs. H. C. Stillman of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

wm. Claiborne, who has been spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs. A. A. Fisher, returned yesterday to his duties in Cananea-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

J. J. Graves and W. c. Graves, Jr, of San Francisco, who have been in the city buying stock, left last even ing for Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08

Billy Ames has resigned his DO sition in the hardware department of the Copper Queen store to resume his studies in the High school.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Y. N. c. A. Notes

The County work department
of the Young Mems Christian As
sociatIon like which has been
started in Delta County, has de-
veloped very fast since its orga-
ni7atIon twelve years ago. it now
is organized :0.hfteen states and
fifty counties, has 400 local orga
nizations, with 1400 volunteer
leaders and 10000 members.
This organization does not sup
plant any existing agency but is
supplementary to them.
The various activities under diff
ferent departments may be out
lined as follows: Religious Dept:
Bible classes and institutes. con-
ferences and training schools for
leaders. extension work and S. S.
organization. Educational Dept;
Literary societies. practical talks
from business and professional
men. classes in FIRST aid to the in.
iured. and citizenship and other
classes as needed. also lively
social functions. Physical Dept;
Outdoor athletics and games tor
both men and boys. camps for
boys in summer. hikes. field
meets etc.
The work mentioned above is
the type which the county com.
mittee and their secretary. Mr..
Angel, plan to do in Delta county
this year. with the hearty CO oper-
alton of all interested.
1t is the policy to begin work
in Paonia, Delta. Hotchkiss, Ced-
aredge and Crawford as soon as
leadership for the required activi,
ties can be secured.
p. M. Conditt, Co. Chairman,
c. +. Angel. Co. Secretary.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Excelsior Fruit Co.
Fighting Foreclosure

The Excelsior Fruit Company,
a Paonia corporation, on last Fri
day by their attorneys. Messrs.
Doud & Lowler and Merle D..
Vincent, filed in the district court,
a complaint against John l..
Turner and N. J. Bradley, public
trustee, from disposing of their
tract of land near Paonia by fore
closure proceedings.
The case, it appears, dates back
to the year 1905. when John L,
Turner owned a large tract of
fruit land near Paonia. The de-
fendant entered into an agree
ment with Messrs. L. E. Rogers,
u. o. Anderson and H. H. Will
son to sell this place, for which
he agreed to pay them a regular
commission and also literally
compensate them for their trouble
in making a sale. The parties
that Mr.. Turner made this agee-
ment with succeeeed in making
the sale to the complainant herein
the price agreed upon being $780,
600. At this time the Excelsior
Fruit Company was organized for
the purpose of buying the land,
together with the water rights.
bitches. etc.
The complaint alleges that de-
iendant Turner entered into an
agreement to defraud the plaintiff
and to conceal the facts from the
new purchasers. Consequently,
default having been made IN the
payment for the property, Mr.,
Turner proceeded to foreclose the
mortgage which he holds.
The complaint is quite lengthy
document and fully sets forth the
cause of the action; further pray
ing that the sale be postponed
until a hearing can be had in the
matter at the September term OF
court.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Sweet Pstatses asl Peassts

AS a result of an experiment
which has been tried in the vicin-
isy of Hotchkiss. sweet potatoes
and peanuts are to be raised near
that place and a new agricultural
feature added to the advantages
of the Western Slope.
N. B. Gould of New York has
been interested in the recent ex-
periments and he intends to in
vest several hundred dollars in
the proposition. Mr.. Gould has
Just purchased $50 acres OF land
in that vicinity and he will dem
onstrate that not only is the pro-
ject a feasible one but also that it
may be put on a paying basis.
Several people have been max
ing experiments along this line
for the past year near Hotchkiss
and has been fully demonstrated
that sweet potatoes and peanuts
will grow as we'll in Colorado soil
as in the southern states.
The necessary machinery for
planting is already on the way to
Colorado. Mr.. Could is quite
sanguine as to the results in spite
of the frost, which comes so carly
in this state.-Montrose Press.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Paonia, The Gore Of the Apple Country

plays in the other departments
usually shown in Exhibition hall.
Then there will be special ex.
hibits by many of our merchants
that will exceed anything before
shown here. The stock and
poultry exhibits should be better
this year than ever before.
During the Fair the great
shooting tournament will be held
in which crack shots and world
champions will participate.
The lodge relay races, one, leach
day. by representatives of Delta
county's foremost fraternal orga-
nizations will be one of the excit-
ing features.
Then the horse races by the
fastest horses ever seen here, on
the fastest track on the Western
Slope will be events that will
draw crowds from every town in
this section of the state. The fine
purses offered this year are bound
to make the races first class in
every particular.
Remember the dates. Sept. 18th
to 10th inclusive, and make pre-
parations to come and enjoy the
splendid entertainment afforded,
Delta Tribune.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Town Of Austin to
Have q Stale Bank

Tomorrow the 10th. the Austin
State bank will open its doors fos
business. the organization having
been completed. The officers oi
the new institution are: J. A.
Whiting. president; Porter Plumb,
vice-presideet; A. +. Miller,
cashier. These. with II. w. Bull
and w. K. Steele. compose the
board of directors. Among the
stockholders are X. Z. Coffey and
]. p. Kettle.
The new institution will begin
business under the most favorable
auspices and it is predicted that
it will be a success from the start,
all of the officers being men oi
the highest standing in the COM
munity.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Delta County Fair
Will Be A Hummer

In harmony with the steady
growth of Delta in all directions
the Delta County Fair this year
promises to eclipse all former ef-
forts in this line, and when the
gates swing open on the morning
OF the 18th it is believed that the
largest and best collection OF ex
hibits will be in place that was
ever on display on the Western
Slope.
There will be exhibits of the
finest fruit. grain and vegetables
grown. as we'll Is complete dis
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Paonia Meat Market
Again Changes Hands

Conine & Long. proprietors of
the Paonia Meat Market. this
week sold out their business to
Reuben Lamb of our city. Mr..
Lamb traded in his ranch just
south of town on the deal and is
already catering to the wants of
the public in the meat line. He is
a man of business ability and with
the large patronage the market
boasts he will make a good thing
of it. The Taylor & Bird real es-
tate firm engineered the deal.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Congressman Martin
Visits The North Fork

Congressman John A. Martin
attended the Labor Day celebra-
ton at Montrose and as he had
been invited to ADDRESS the demo-
cratic convention at Delta three
days later. he stole a march on
everybody by taking a train for
Paonia "unbeknownst" Wednes-
day. By an accident his presence
was discovered and couple OF
live wires captured him shortly
after his arrival and late as it was
he was shown through our pack
ing houses and filed up on Pao-
MAS best. Next morning he was
shown through some of our or
chards and incidentally the real
thing" in peaches. Up at Johnny
Miller's place some '35 to-the.box'
were packed while you wait" and
sent to the better half of the Mar
tin household. The hasty trip was
arranged to "hit the high places"
from which the orchards not Wis.,
ised could be seen. Our visitor
expressed astonishment and ad-
miration at every turn. One more
booster worth while has been add.
ed to our list. After dinner the
visitor was escorted to Hotchkiss
where he took in the fair. AT the
convention Mr.. Martin made an
address in which he warmly COM
mended the state administration
and the course pursued by Cover
nor Shafroth.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Democratic Convention
Makes Nominations

Owing to the shartness of time.
we arc uuable to give more than
a passing account of the Demo
cratic county convention which
was in session at Delta yesterday.
Next week We will handle it more
in detail. The conuention was
called to order at IL 4. m. and
Judge Clyde Stewart was made
temporary chairman and E. E.
Watts secretary. At the after
noon session the temporary Of
ganization was made permanent.
After listening to stirring speeches
by Congressmen John A. Martin
and Attorney General Barnett,
the reports OF committees were
heard. Strong resolutions indors-
ing Governor Shafroth and the
entire Democratic state admins
tration we're passed and calling
upon the delegates to the conven-
tions to support each and every
one Of them who desire a renomi-
nation.
Delegates to state and Second
congressional distric,-Hon. A,
Whiting. Judge c. II. Stewart. /.
M. McMurry. E. M. Duke, James
Teeslink. Arthur King, A. l.,
Roberts, N. Z. Clack, II. F. Stew
art, 7. ]. Sullivan, H. w. Pound
stone. X. E. Love, w. Conine,
Frank White. Fred N. Dickerson,
N. S. Love. H. E. Maxville. James
McHugh.
Delegates to Sixteenth senator
ial CONVENTIONAL. P. James, III,
C, Getty, II. X. Ferguson, T. X,
Seaton, w. H. Burnett. c. 7. Ra-
walt, w. L.. Miller, U. o. Ander-
son.
H. X. Ferguson was elected
member of the, state central com.
mittee.
Tx. Seaton was again chosen
chairman of county central COM
: mittee.
The present incumbents of the
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
List of Petit Jurors
For September Court

The following is a list of the
petit jurors for the September
term of the district court: James
Arthur. F. w. Childs. f. r. Cot
fey. Ed F. Caoissant, A. L. Cur
,iss, A. G. Doyle. d. L. Hemphill,
J. b. Kramer. J. b. Miller. d. S.
Stephens. NJ. F. Benehel. George
s. Conklin, X. l.. Coutts. c. F.
Cunningham. J. A. Davis. c. b.
Elliott, E. f. Hufty. J. w. Kuhn
ley. A. l.. Perry. Fred c. Swein-
hart. NJ. Burkhart. w. G. Cook
Jacobs Crist. John G. Curtiss, ].
T. Doughty. V. M. Gipe. J. B,
Killian +. Z. Landreth, II. II.
Schrader. Pete Vogel.
By order of the Judge. the
Court has been adjourned from
the 10th day of September. A. d.
1910. until the 22d day of said
month at eleven o'clock a. m.
The above jury has been ex-
eused from attendance upon said
Court until Thursday. the 22d
day of September. A. ID. 1919. a,
two o'clock p. m.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Merchants Set Date
For Paonia Market Day

Thursday, September %, has
been set for Paonia Market Day.
1t is thought that the peach crop
will be pretty we'll out of the way
by that time, and that large at
tendance on the first big day can
be had. Programs and detailed
announcements will be issued in
the near future.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

county Offices were re-nominated d
as follows:
Sheriff.. H. Williams.
County Clerk-H. K. Gibbs.
Treasurer-N. ]. Bradley.
Assessor-L. S. Cockreham.
Supt. of Mildred An.
derson.
Surveyor-George Vickery.
Coroner-L. Mood. Burgess.
Commissioner first district
Willis A. Davis.
Representatives.. E. Hanson
Committee to fill vacancies:-
H. c. Getty. H. E. Maxville and
F. S. Hotchkiss.
Nearly two hundred people
went down on the Delta special
train. and the Paonia band fur.
nished inspiring music for all oc.
casions.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. H. Taylor
and two daughters, Misses Leora
and Jet, of Washington. Iowa. ar
rived in Paonia last Sunday even
ing and are guests at the home of
Mr.. Taylor's nephew, w. E. Tay-
lor. the real estate man. They will
remain here several weeks.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Split Log Road Drag

Split Log Road Drag
We are all advocates of good
roads, and within a very short
time our State will possess a great
many miles of excellent road.
The state and county are Coop
Grating in this matter and are
building in some localities what
might approach Macadam road.
These roads. after being built.
must necessarily be kept in
proper repair. and this will largely
be done by the split log drag.
The farmer will use these roads
to transport his crop to market.
these roads which are adjacent to
farms will increase the value of
land, and there ar, a great many
other things which good roads
will add to the welfare of the
country.
The repair of the roads will
largely be accomplished by the
split log drag. of which the fol-
lowing will give an idea of its
construction and use. A log, ten
Inches in diameter and seven feel
long constitutes the principal
item. Split this log in halves and
face one surface with a strip of
iron quarter of an inch in thick
ness. four inches wide and four
feet long; bolt this iron at one
end of the split surface in such
manner as to cause it to act as q
cutting edge. Attach the two
logs together by three or four
erossp,eces. These pieces can be
small poles set in two-inch auger
holes bored into the two halves
of the log. Bore the hole in
such . manner that the rear half
OF the log forming the drag
will project to the right 18
inches of the foremost half, where
viewed from the front. The dis
tance between the two parts
should be about thirty or thirty
six inches. Wedge the cross
pieces in the same manner as you
do the handle of an axe. Now
provide an eye bolt for the end
of the log carrying the iron plate
fasten one end of the chain to|
this eye bolt and the other end
of this chain should pass ovei|
the upper edge of the other eno|
of the log and made secure. AT
tach the double-tree at such 81
point in the chain by means of Il
clevis that when drawn along the
road the face of the drag will BE-
approximately forty-hve degree:
with the line of motion. The
driver. by shifting his weight e
different parts of the drag. car
cause it to cut or fill in low places
as desired. also to work the loos,
material back to the center of tn,
road.
These drags will give the bes
results when the ground is DANG
but not muddy. The conditio
of road desired is one having
smooth. hard surface and effectiv
drainage.-R. L. Parshall. Cole
RADIO Agricultural College. For
collins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
DeAth an Expensive Custom.


A committee appointed by the Gig
Club Of Chicago has been collecting grn
facts which throw light on the high cos
Of dying Az everybody knows. Peope
Of small income usually give away 70 e'-
travaganc. when death In the family
occurs Money IL spent recklessly Tor
flowers. carriages and 20 on
Az the same time undertakes are ~
Hrvei 20 take advantage frequently OF
those who when afflicted have no time %
inclination 10 be 'businesslik.. AZ the ~
suit OF a suit brought in Chicago recently
an undertakers ball was reduced IRON
S,s2 81 to s3u2 80 The undertaken maze
"A defence OF their acts which - interest,"
nag u not wholly convincing -,
They say. or at least various ones o.
them have SAID IN Chicago. that they Az
justified in making from 100 Ia 2e' ~
cent profit for these reasons. ne 10.
frequency 81 funerals and the con@"l uel'
period OF idlenes4 between case- w
large percentage Of had d",tS. conprr ~
with the fact that 80 many NJ their ulI.
must go through probate. the ever pr''- -.D'
danger Of Infection and los ot he ID y"
halmiug