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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
'AFt YOU BEEN COUNTED
FOR THE cENsUs7

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ana 20th av ~ r.. on the
reports that he has com
"a BIZ work
). yop are living in this dis.
aha have not been count
%,.iiy me Civic Census bu.
ssniral building Phones
1870 OF Independent 5f20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
PAULHAN WINS
A WONDERFUL
AERIAL RACE
Flies From London TO Man
chester With Only One
Descent, and Wins $780,
600 Offered by Daily
Mail.

flight and assembled az polesNorth
81 500 thln afternoon. White vas
forced TO abandon HE flight this
morning when he struck adverse air
currents ~ polssNorth. Ne was
flying POO feet high near the start
and was making rapid time.
White encountered cross currents
and landed AZ Aademore. Ne will
not continue hls flight.
LONDON. April 2s when Louis
Paulhan niighted today az Sian.
chester. winning The London Mails
SO 600 prize. bis wife and Henri
FarmHu. inventor oi the aerupiuno
which made the flight were the
first persons who greeted him
Claude white. who raced Paulhan
Cor the prize. started from North.
amufon today hnt descended again
at poieaworth. 20 miles from Nan.
chester White assembled az 60
O'Clock this morning an hour aud
4 half before FAulhan rv.RHccudcd
at i1chfieid BE Was forced by the
hiFh wind to discontinue his flight
raulhan WAS greeted bY q great
crowd. oaf "a see the finish of the
fleht HIS machine worked per-
fecuy iIe declared today that be
wouid have hUen able 20 make tho
whole fiiEht without stopping had
Ga noi been for the intense cold
paulhan said be had plenty Of
fuel and hla neruplane was work.
Tag gn smoothly that BE- could have
flown another hundred miles under
favorable weather conditions.
Tho hight is considered the most
remarkable iu the history OF avia.
lion panihan's record IN making
the flight with only one descent was
a remarkable feat Under the terms
OF the prize nffor. he could have de.
seconded once more.
"Paulhnn o. the greatest aviator
IN the world said Claude e White.
commenting ON Paulhau'a victory On
the race from London "a Mauchcs
Ter beside him I'm novice
Although ! didn't win. wish Paul
han luck
q said ! would win. and ! did. 3"
was pauihan's comment u am
sorry the cold prevented my win
ming without stopping ! have the
highest admiration for Whites
pluck"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
BULLET FIRED
6 YEARS AGO
ENDS LIFE
Pathetic End Comes to
to Woman Who Was
Shot by First Husband
and Deserted by Second.

Shot five times ~ her first hue.
band. IN 1904. deserted by her sec
ond and Pennileas. Mrs Jessie
Burke. formerly Mrs Ike Horaeii.
died hast niEht ht her home az Ti3
lakeyIeW as. from cerebral
homorrhags. the result OF the old
wound Two young children are
iefA. RheA Delta iuraeii. hged 10.
and Aunie Burke. ig months
10 vas g tempeHfuoua 81 years
existence which was ended laot
aight Married when a little over
90 tn Norsell. a hhcA driver. this
union eaa annulicd Ia 1903 after he
had been convicted q beating her
into hillty and been sentenC
"a 90 the penitcntlary FOR two
years licf troubles Nerc NOT over
here. however for the man WAS
released 1anuagy D. 1904. and on
January is be met her near her
home al Sd Stewart e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

aAssAs CITY. April 2s-Dr r.
4 aF9e VII stay in prison until he
.seafed Innocent ~ the murder
4 ~ swope BY a jury HYde's
q 10000 wns revoked by
g Laishaw last night.
tfhout notifying any one Of hls
aon. judge fAtshaw summon
i esahty Marshal Hays into the
room. and after the Jury had
{ removed said.
dew n the testimony thus
ElFen m the trial. the court a.
Ralned 10 say that 80 amounts
presumption that under the
aeprives the defendant 81 tho
% % On bond and be ls here.
nanded into the custody of the
lahal"
Hyde stared "a the judge.
iafeW her arms about her hns-
neck aud sobbed hysterl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

An honest man does not make
O dos for The sake OF a bone.
Danish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
Reaching Realty Buyers

The star has many readers
/ who would Ike TO buy
/ a house Ike yours Why not ]
/ try am ad tomorrow Star ,
/ ads cost little Ads taken by ,
+ phone. Ind. i4l, Main 1900 /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

tie begged her 20 came back and
live with him She refused aud
started away Grabbing her. he
pulied a sun end shot four times
Tho bullets took effect ia her
shoulder. nrm. side and put one
eye out Then. iuat az abe WAS
falling. not satisfied Nith what he
had done. o. grabbed her arm and
sent bis last bullet Grabbing
through her hand
Tho man escaped aud was cap
inred sotnc mouths later 10 Cleve
land. Ohio Two detectives sent
back for him. cat be escaped BY
Jumping from a train going a.
miles per hour. near Alnut.
~ ID Since thal llmc be has not
been heard Of
In the msnntime she recovered,
and later married Jesse Burke. a
Jockey Ona chiid vas born 70
them. noN rs months old About n
year aga she Joined her husband
la California and later came back
here. expecting him 10 follow lie
never appeared and she believed
that Be was killed whlle getting on
trniu tn come 60 Seattle
Mrs Burke knew something Of
nuraluE. and Ter the last year has
eked out q scantY living az this
The Two children were brought
10 police headquarters THIS morn
ira and placed IN charge Of the
matruna The girl says that her
aunt. Mrs Phoebe Panchakcr. Of
Cakes. n. ~. viii take thcm. and
II she Doesn't they vii be- placed
Ia a h0me Both are bright young
STEERS. and even she older girl
seems hardly able 10 realize her
lusH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

When somebody's miserable,
somebody's happy - Manchester
Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
.DE MUST
|sTAY IN JAIL
| DURING TRIAL

KANSAS CITY. Mo- April Is
I've latitude VIII BE- allowed the
nssegtl0u ia Sea- introduction %
szee N les attempt 90 prove
p D. y. & Hyde IS guilty Of
mardeF ~ Col 1hos "a swupe
= vas shown BY the statement
Isdge LafshaW today in reply
q objection hy the defense 90
PERMISSION given 30 the court
Il b7lxKisl Becklein 20 allow the
sFa q smell capsules containing
izidf q potassium
has long been The practice ~
raefs f0r TIE defense 10 DO
az almost criminal in this case.
r. lldge Latshaw. overriding the
@slon The notes of the grand
p pfoceedluga have been found
4 fasr possession You have no
lsAs for complaint of the methods
proved ~ this trial There viii
vide latitude IN the admlulsira-
r q Justice
Il hI1sh perpetual smile aud his
~ iocular comments were miss
neag after be bad spent a night
HI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
mo- IN Coal PIants.

"The very moment the first two
plants are installed and begin
burning this Ignite slack at 20
cents ton. they viii be paying
dividends As understand e.
(Contlnued on PAGE EIohtl
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
NOT HALLEYs COMET.

The comet which appears in the
west shortly after sunset each nigh.
~ develops, is not after all the HALEY
comet, but another. and is a new
comet of which very little is known.
It has been named Comet A OF 1910. "
and the following facts concerning it
come from the observatory at Flag
staff.
The luminous body now visible to
observers in various parts Of the
country is a new comet It is known
as Comet 4 OF 1910
1T closely resembles the great
comet of 1882
The new celestial body was re-
ported by Or. A. 7. A. lines. of the
observatory at johannesburg. South
Africa, on January 16
An analysis of the Photographic
observations made here shows that
the body differs greatly from comets
in general.
The usual comet consists of very
bright series of hydro-carbon bands
with a pair of intensely bright sodium
lines. The striking orange color Of
the comet head as observed in vari-
Gus parts of the country is said to
be due to incandescent sodium va
por"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
LOST ORE FOUND
AGAIN BY BLAST

Stanley is generally known to his
lfends as slim He went with Fife
and Wick Roy when they took the
Tabatacochi and remained with them
until they closed the properly a few
months ago. What the occasion sof
The closing down Of the Tabatacochi
property was STANLEY processes not
to De informed. He states that when
the property closed down he started
prospecting about the Pilares District
and expresses himself as well salts
lied with results.
I Speaking Of the property in which
he and Rehan are interested he stat
] cd that they worked to what seemed
the wall andthere lost the ore. Al
length a cropping was seen below the
wall and, going contrary to usual con
ditions. it was decided to shoot Tn,
wall This was done last week and
! penetrating through the 18-inch wal
! the ore was again encountered Two
days later another sbot was fired
This was Sunday and Stanley left
Monday for Nacozari and here AT
that time he states 1t had developed
that the face Of the drift was in ore
the way across and had penetrat-
ed for thirty inches.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

western states. while those in another
class are intened as manuels on the
irrigation of various crops. In these
the methods used in all sections OF
the west are described.
Two subjects are to be given spe
cial attention by the Irrigation IN
vestigations in the Territory, the cost
and best method Of pumping from
wells. and the cleaning of canals.
There are many places in Arizona
where small areas can be reclaimed
by pumped water and where the soil
and climate permit the growing OF
fruits and other products warranting
the cost OF pumping. In this respect
Arizona is more favorably situated
than many of the western states
where the value OF the irrigated prod
ucts do not justify using any other
than so-calied gravity water.
Arizona. however. cannot expect to
have all the natural advantages.
Some Of the streams such as the Gle
ter to such an extent that the cost OF
maintaining the ditch systems pre-
sents a problem peculiar to the
southwest. It is one that means dol
lars and cents to the irriga:Ols and
the department is preparing to pro
mote the use of the most improved
methods of canal cleaning The work
Of the Litigation Investigations IS
conducted on all classes of eater.
prises both large and small. but more
particular attention is giy ~ prob
lens under canal systems mutually
Owned by the farmers and others un-
der the private ownership OF COM
pa niesand individuals
The work in Arizona is IN charge Of
c. f. TAFT Irrigation Engineer and
p. f Fuller. Engineer in caarge OF
pumping Investigation. IN dCvot,ng
most of his time 10 this TERRITORY
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
MORE BOOSTERS ADDED.
lDouglas International.l


Members continue to be added to
the roll of boosters in the Douglas
Chamber OF Commerce and Mines
AS is natural most Of these come
from the ranks Of the mining men
who make Douglas their home or
headquarters. but business houses
are also added to the roster.
Yesterday afternoon the board OF
directors Of the Chamber held its
usual weekly meeting. Beyond the
election of members and the ordinary
routine business there was little to
demand their attention although now
that the local option election is end
ed the body may be expected to come
out with further plans and further
projects.
At yesterdays meeting three new
members were added Two of these
were mining men, p. J. Tenancy, who
makes Cananea his headquarters, but
recognizes the advantages to all So
nora mining business which accrue
from the work of the Douglas organ
ization, and E. Fl. Devore, who has
recently moved here with his fam
lily from FL Paso to be closer to his
mining interests to the south of here.
The other applicant TO be admitted to
membership was the plumbing house
of Kriz & Pimpell.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
WANTS PARDON FOR EMMETT

TUCSON, Jan. ga son OF George
Emmett, by his first wife, who re
sides in Kansas. has been in Florence
and Phoenix. endeayoring to get a
pardon for his father. with a view to
taking him back to Kansas. Emmett.
it seems. has a wife and grown sons
and daughters in Kansas. He desert
ed his family there when when the
children were small and came west
The Kansas wife has not been divorc-
ed from him, hence his marriage here
Is Illegal and void. He came to Ari-
zona about twenty years ago and
subsequently married the widow Of
William Miller who had three small
daughters. He had three children by
Mrs. Miller two boys and one girl
About four years ago he was charged
with constructive rape upon two of
his young step-daughters pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to twenty
years In the Territorial prison
hould he be pardoned he would
probably have to face a charge Of
bigamy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
BISHOP KENDRICK
HAS LARGE DIOCESE
douglas internationally

Bishop Kendrick OF Phoenix is in
the city attending the second annual
lconvocation Of the Deanery Of South
ern Arizona. Services were held YES
terday morning and afternoon, and in
( the evening the regular deanery. ser
! vices We're held. This deanery is
4 composed Of the churches at Bisbee.
. Nogales, Tombstone and Douglas. Al
/ this time all Of the churches have
/ rectors, except the church at Tomb
stone, and yet this church was the
first church built in this deanerv
early twenty-five years ago, and a
Ar. Bagnell. recently installed as rec
tor at Tucson, did missionary work
there before the church was built. At
this time Mr.. Simonson is holding
services in thai church every Sunday
afternoon, leaving Douglas after his
/ morning services here. Mir. Simon
son also holds services at Nacozari
during the week. all Of which keeps
him rather busy.
Bishop Kendrick came to this coun.
try some twenty-one years ago. and
has had charge Of the work of the
church in both Southern Arizona and
New Mexico. with headquarters at
Phoenix and El Paso. The object OF
the deanery is to talk over the best
interests Of each neighborhood. and
to plan for the enlargement Of the
church's influence. At this time a
plan is under way to have a resident
rector at Tombstone and have him
hold services at Courtland. where 2
number Of families Of the Episcopal
church have made their homes with
in the last year.
Z. W. SimOnson is the dean of this
neighborhood and is considered by
Bishop Kendrick one Of the strongest
men in their church in Arizona. The
church in Douglas is in most excel
lent condition, due 10 the good work.
kindly consideration and efforts of
Mr.. Simonson.
Some thirty years ago Endicotr
SaDOug' one OF the aDleSt men in
the Episcopal church. now at the
head Of that great school for boys
in Groton, Massachusetts, where ex-
President Roosevelt's boys attend.
was the rector at Tucson.
Tonight Bishop Kendrick will con
firm a class of twenty. who have
been prepared for this final service
by Mr.. Simonson. Last week a class
OF seventeen was confirmed in Bis.
bee by the Bishop. Services will be-
gin at o'clock tonight.
The influence OF the church in this
community is recognized as one OF
power. and the good work of the rec
-or and his wife have made it felt
In every walk of life.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
CUhPAS ROAD TO
HELP new MINES

Il was learned yesterday that Grant
brothers would not do any more WORK
ON the llac south of Nacozari. except
10 finish The grade in the canyon. but
that another force would be put on
the grade TO Cumpas and on south
TO Moctezlna. Il is said that the con
cession Eranted by the Mexican gov.
ernment for this railroad calls for the
completion OF the line for a distance
OF 35 EilCmeters south Of NacCzari
before jane first of this year That
would carry il 20 within a lew miles
20, Cumpas.
When this railroad reaches Gun
p- &c win greatly stimulate the min
ing Industry in that district wher,
are located some important proper
ties which would be able 20 start pro
d-ciion The Transvaal smelter al
Ccmpas has been idle since the sluml
iu The price Of copper more than two
years ago. bur with rail transportation
for its output would asaiu begin pro
dsction. The Belen mines had been
making regular shipments Of high
grade ore before the slump and is
s,i5 10 have large bodies Of low grade
ore which would justify a resumption
c- production could the ore or bullion
le loaded on cars al Cumpas.
The Filadelfia is another impor-
taa- property in the Cumpas coun
try which has continued work during
the period OF low priced copper. An.
ether promisiag properly tributary tc
Compass is the Washington, now be
iae developed by James 5. Douglas
ara Dr. Ricketts, under bond, these
-eaylemen having paid $4,000 as a
f1s- payment on the property.
TIE railroad is expected to reach |
G. lar rs Moctezuma not later than |
.ra first of next year and in that
vicinity there are other mines which
ro.ld lie put into the production
.a-e NJ once. The Promontorio has
READY been explored TO the extent
proving frs value rs a copper prop
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
GOVERNMENT EXPERTS TELL
Of ALFALFA IRRIGATION

4 report entitle irrigation of Al
fifa' has just been issued. by the De
partment OF Agriculture in Washing
ton, ID. c. as a farmers bulletin. II
was prepared by DR.. Samuel Fortier
chief of the Irrigation investigations
and is very comprehensive i'm it's
character. Some of the topics dis.
cussed which should be of much in
terest to the ranchers OF Arizona are:
irrigable lands adapted TO alfalfa. the
removal Of native vegetation. prepar
atory crop. methods Of irligating al
falfa. the amount Of water required
winter irrigation of alfalfa. rise Of
ground water and its effect on alfal
IA. production o alfalfa seed and the
profits 10 the irrigator.
Copies of the bulletin may be pro
cured by addressing Delegate Cam
eron. or Irrigation Investigations. L
S Department OF Agriculture. Phoe
niv. Arizona
The Irrigation Investigations is a
subdivision Of the L. S. Department
OF Agriculture which. under authori-
ty Of Congress has for many years
been engaged in conducting .an edu.
cat-onal work in al 1.-The states and
territories OF the arid west. Within
the past year permanent headquart
ers for work in Arizona were estab-
lished in the Fleming Building at
Phoenix TO better enable the repre-
sentative assigned in the terri.ory
to keep in touch with the problems
of the irrigators. The extension OF
the work has been made to comply
with the increasing demand for in
formation that has come with the
unusual activities in the southwest.
The manner of carrying on work
consists to a large extent of the cot
lection of data on what is beng Gone
in the way Of development and cn the
various methods of using water fo-
irrigation with a view to disseminat-
ing the information in the forr OF
Government reports which are issued
from time to time. These bulletins
are free an dare intended TO cover all.
pertaining to the use of wa
ter ON which settlers and farmers
require information of an authorita-
tive character.
One class of bulletins treats Of the
general conditions and opportunities
for settlement in a number of the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
7ockEFELLER's MAN INsPEcTs
phoenix DemocratN

Alton L. Dickerman, a mining On.
gineer in the employ of the Rocke.
fellers. arrived in this city this morn.
ing and Immediately left for Cave
Greek by automobile, to make Lr,sf
inspection of some property there and
TO form a general estimate Of the
district. If the conditiors are ocp-
sidered favorable, he will return 90
make a more extensive observation.
Dlckerman is employed by tha Rocke-
ieiers to inspect properties and 10
recommend certain sections as q field
Tor investment Since last Sertem-
Der he has visited iron and c,aI
properties in New York and PennsvI.
'ania, and has spent soge time in
uper Michigan. reporting On the con.
ditions in that copper district. For
the past few months he has been I'm
the west, and it Is proosb'e thar his
visit 10 this section may he followed
by the investment OF Standard on
funds In mineral prospects in this
field
itMlA
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
BIG BAG OF DUCKS
MAKES WALKER SMILE
LOOKS LARGER WHEN MEXICAN
COUNT is USED, SAYS COURT
REPORTER.
douglas International

A representative OF the lnterna-
tional found John Walker, the genial
court reporter Of Cochise county. with
headquarters at the Tombs (toneD. in
the lobby OF the Gadsden yesterday
wearing a broad grin. When ask
ed the cause of his smile, he stated
that he and Mike Cunningham. OF
Bisbee. Chas. o. Ellis, OF this city
Chas. BOman. OF Tombstone. and
Harry Van Treese. customs broker
.of the Naoozari railroad. had just re-
turned from a duck shooting in Mex
GO, ana not one Of them was aoie
% tell how 70 divide the game shot
some claim they got fifty-nine ducks,
fat TIE majority @- The party say t.
e Mex. not United S. ates count. Mr..
walker sayg he can make rothing Of
il If il is not Mex.
Mr.. Walker reports new pumps i'm
the 7. c. VI. Co. mine. The former
pumps were in on the 10OO-foot level.
but the boilers gave way and the
pumps were under $50 feet of water
and since then under c0) feet Of wa
ter. The new pumps Installed have
been placed at the 2OO-foot level and
are doing fine work As the Boon
mine Is one OF the chief sources of
business in the Tomhs 90 it makes
the town Lively to sec it in full com
mission again.
Ny Walker stated that he wished
the County seat would be moved TO
Douglas rs it would give him a
chance to realize that the world is
stiil alive.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
DESERVED TRIBUTE
TO DR.. DOUGLAS

j. Parke Claiming pays a just ard
well deserved tribute 10 Or. James
Douglas and the successes which he
has achieved in the mining world in
a letter which he has written 10 the
Engineering and Mining Journal. that
best Of magazines devoted to min
eral interests DR.. Douglas must GER
tainly take premier rank in the field
Of copper development for wnat he
has achieved in the southwest and
the note of Mr.. Charming is herewith
reproduced:
Mining Investments.
James Douglas advice to investors
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

Press association was called To ordei
by Pesident c. NJ Day this morning
This number was considerably aug
mented by the arrivals during the
day. The law libel, the cost ga
printing, and the province of the
country newspaper were the subjects
Of some OF the papers presented at
the openin gsession. The convention
Will close tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

to never invest in any mining en-
terprise what you cannot convenient
ly afford to lose" can only be prompt
ed by his extreme modesty. Surely
a man who has achieved such tech
nical and commercial success in min
ing. both for himself and for Phelps,
Dodge & Co. a man who is respon-
sible for the magnificent mines and
plants of the Copper Queen. the De
troit and the Moctezuma companies,
cannot think that this trinity of sue
cesses is due to mere fortuitous cir
cumstances.
J. PARKE CLAIMING.
New York. Jan. II. 1910.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

New York. Jan. II. 1910.