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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
A LITTLE FAITH
AND ENTERPRISE NEEDED.

Coal has been found in both Texas
and New Mexico; oil has been found
in Texas. New Mexico and Califor-
MIA Arizona is the connecting link
between the two and there is every
reason to believe that both coal and
oil can be had for the boring. The
latest Texas find is an S-foot vein of
as good semi-bituminous coal as can
be found in the country. It was dis
covered at depth of so feet It's
presence was unsupported and the
discovery was made while drilling
for artesian water. The indications
for oil are said to be better in Ari-
IONA than in any of the states
named. and it is up to the snterpris-
ing drill man to show what can be
done. Wiseacres may learnedly des-
cant on what is and what is not. but
their opinions go no further into the
ground than that Of the next man.
Il is commonly conceded that, unless
all signs fail, much of Southern Ari-
IONA is underIaid with oil. and it is
equally as safe to say that gushers
will be struck, as to say they win
not. The same law and the same
principle holds good with artesian
water On the San Pedro. but a few
miles west of here. there are a hun
dred flowing wells. The possibilities
for artesian water on the Santa Cruz
are equally as good. Artesian water
on the San Pedro was struck BY
accident 1t is 70 be hoped that the
same good fortune viii attend the
first well bored on the Santa Cruz.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
Trade Schools Will
Break Down Social Barrier.
BY JOHN MITCHELL Labor Authority.

I'VE American boys the benefit Of technical training y az
- u would MAKE THEM BETTER WORK
~ MEN but beyond this it would BREAK down LIE
ApTIFTCIM BARRIER BETWEEN THE CHILL
OPEN OF THE RICH AND THE CHILDREN Vi III
POOR n
a.. CoTTFNTNENT OF THE WORKMEN This can only be
% every how and girl in land to school and get
LITTLE MORE THAN THE RUDIMENTs OF ScHooi
EDUCATION.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

All those indicted at Globe for vio-
lating the territorial gambling law in
that city have entered pleas Of guilty
and paid fines Of $50 and 500 each.
1T is likely that the demand made by
Judge Lewis for the strict enforce.
ment Of the autigambling law viii
be obeyed in Globe in the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

Both Illinois and New York have
legislatures sufficiently virtuous TO
pass anti-gambling bills. yet sufici-
entity crooked to pass any other kind
OF bin that is properly backed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

We agree with Senator Stone Of
Missouri, when he says that neither
faction of the republican party is TO
be trusted. He advises that the only
refuge of the dissatisfied IN this coun-
try is the democratic party.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
EARLY ADJOURNMENT
Is pESlRARLE.

One OF the prominent citizens Of
this ETY. remarked 70 the editor OF
this paper yesterday that he expect
ed to see speedy and marked i'm
provement in the industrial condition
OF TIRE country just 50 soon as con,
gress adiourps. This morning we
foaad the following editorial in Iron
Ore. calculating the thought which
20 doubt brought forth the re
mark
There seems TO be an opinion in
the minds of the business people
that congress would do well to so
home. There has been 50 much talk,
so much OF bitter kind. and so much
demagomery in the utterances OF
many of the representatives, that the
mea who have orders to give for
bettcrments or Of new extensions
are Withholding chem. It is the re
sui that always attains when the
dollar IS attacked. The howlers in
congress seem to believe that the
country likes TO listen to the sort Of
talk they are giving expression to.
They think it ploases the ear of the
masses. and that they are in politics
and not in business. they continue 20
play for political notoriety
The users Of copper are generally
big concerns. the railroads being the
best customers. This is also true
with reference to our steel and iron.
To hammer the big railway corpora
tons is . favorite Dasdme with the
fellows who want to hold their jobs
or who hope TO have those of greater
Dimensions. The hammering Is be (
ing heard throughout the land be /
cause it is so insistcnt and yccifer- /
ouz. and quite naturally the railway
people and other large consumers Of
our metals are holding aloof from
the market and expecting the lower
prices that agitation usually Sc
cures.
There viii be no heavy purchases
~ copper until the political situa-
,son clears up 70 the extent that the
business people can read the fnan-
cal horizon. Just now the view is
a II obscured.
TIE production Of copper coaG2-
ues at high pressure. New nnes
are preparing TO add sdu more tons,
and the aght is JUS right for the
sending q prices downward. The
consumers know just what is trans
pn4ng az the mines and are wiling
10 let the fight go On buying just
enough FOR their immediate needs.
Unless there IS q checking Of the
onslaught on capital. ard a better
understanding between the producers
copper viii go down in price unit
only the most favored can turn ;
Wheel There viii then be curtail
ment that viii have been brought Oh
with great cost and scme sorrow ani
people who are buyiae the poor one
viii wake up to that fact that th
Heo- Is dear At any price.
There are many coagressme
vho are becoming nervous abou
their home fences and this may brin
about an earlier adjournment tina
some people believe. All agree tina
We have had too much talk, and to
much Of it Of a selfish. political cha
acter. With an adjournment of col
eress and a better system in OF
copper Industry we would get c
better
TAFT AND
c-A-Eun0a
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

The stand-pat republican senators
are having things their own way
these days. Senator Aldrich is
backed by the Taft administration
and has the insurgents well in hand,
according to latest reports from
Washington. SO much the worse for
the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
TAFT AND
STATEHOOD

President Tafts tax in Mex Jer-
sey about statehood and the rerub-
lcaa party redeeming its pledges
does ao5 sound very favorable TO
Arizona and New Mexico.
The president started out by con
Tossing that the republican leaders
we're delaying the measure because
hey feared that it would bring In
another. democratic state and the re
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

Joe Cans. the prize fighter, has ar
rived in Phoenix. where he will 90
into training for a final bout with
tuberculosis. Cans was formerly light
weight champion.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
ASSASSIN MusT DIE.

SEOUL. May 1s-Yi Chill Yong, the
Korean who stabbed Premier vi in an
attempt at assassi1at'o on on December
%. last, was today sentenced 70 death.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

Old Sol is renewing an intimate
ard close relation with Arizona
these days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

The Review advises all democrats to vote every
inc the democratic cketto give the ticket the full patty
vote-and has doubt that hey will do this The cand-
dates are all competent and hat alone sufficient why
they should command the sup port of every democrat.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20


IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY or cocEIsE, TERRI
TORY OF aCIzoNA.
In the matter Of the Estate of Tho
mas Greens ade, deceased.
Notice Of Settlement of account and
hearing petition for distri6utior.
Notice is hereby given taat ". II.
Perrow, the executor of the last VIII
and Testament of Thomas Greenslade.
deceased, has presented fer settle
ment. and filed herein his final account
Of his adm .nistration proceedings. also
his petition praying that the residue
Of said estate be distributed TO the
persons entitled thereto: and that
Thursday. the 2nd day Of June. 1919.
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the courtroom
Of said Court, at the court house in
Tombstone. County of Cochise, has
been appointed III time and place for
the settlement Of said account and The
hearing Of sad pet ton. when ald
where any person interested may ap-
pear and show cause. if any they
may have. why said account should
not be allowed and settled and the
prayer Of said petition grated.
Dated this 18th day o. May, 1910.
J. r. James
Clerk of said court
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

The administration railroad bill may
be properly referred to as a skeleton
without armor.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
Too Few Know How to Farm.


Powell or
he
lecturipg university
rtviitu
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

The local organ of statehood BETRAYAL and tariff robbery
having dreams, and among the things is dreaming the
following form Of telegram send the day after
election in Bisbee:
"Mr Ralph Cameron, ashington-Voers of Bisbee gave
YOU splendid Endorsement Needn't hurry the statehood BILL
everybody is satisfied Kind regards Payne and Adrch
and tell them their splendid tariff also ndorsed Bis
bee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
JOSEPH M'KEEHAN
FOR CITY CLERK.

joseph AcKeehan, the democratic candidate viii make
ideal city clerk, because he is fully equipped for the Job
For nine years Mr. Mckeehan has resided Bsbee and dur
ing all that time he has held positions of and responsible
m which alone proves the high esteem in which he held
by leading For six years he trusted empoye of
the Copper Queen company and large of activity
great corporation
During the last three years Mr. McKeehan has been
ecetay of the Bsbee Eks Lodge and general manager of
the Elks Club positions which call for ability and integrity
To the large and influential membership of the local Elks
Lodge Mr. McKcehans services have been wholly satisfactory
One of the strong points in favor Of the democratic
nee for city clerk found his great familiarity with all city
affairs His long residence is Bisbee has bought him into
contact with every phase of local government and if he
veteran.
1t is within the truth say that the votes have rarely
enjoyed the chance ndorse well equipped for the
position
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

The SANE HABIT EXERCISE of the present generation
is forming NEW TYPE OF WOMAN with physical per-
therefore more strength beauty American par
tcularly are becoming MORE BEAUTIFUL EVERY DAY.
In no quarter the GLOBE nowhere in the world there
beauty comparable with that of the athletic American Of today
Engshwomen been famous always for their marvellous
pexons gained through But Enghwomen
compete with Americans would say that the mingng of the
races here which has great do with this but nearly
much habits of taking EXERCISE Nothing has done
much to enhance beauty has g but tennis good
second
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

This system, too. was constructed with
the most assiduous care and the closest
economy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

= INSTEAD THE WAsTEFUL METHODS WHICH HAVE PROVED
RUINous TO AMERICAN FARMS, CAREFUL TILLAeE MUST
eRAcTIcED CAUSES THE HIGH PRICES IN
- FOODS UNEcoNoMtc METHODS OF PRODUCTION
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

In the short space of two years the City
of Bisbee has been safeg5Iarded against
Fl GOD, FIRE AND PESTILENCE."
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
Athletics Have
Made American
Women the
Most Beautiful.
BY WILLIAM n. CHASE. Artist.

gaining the in physical accomplish
! sw Z ments the woman of today is also GAINING IN
BEAUTY
I NEVER IN THE WORLD HAS
: THERE EXISTED SUCH THE
: @*.**x*%% EMsaYoNc AMAZON TYPE OF
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20

The Democratic party is proud of the
record Of the City Administration. and is
willing to 60 before the voters upcn it,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
DEMOCRATS RE|TERATE THE CLAIMS
Of ECONOMY, AND HERE'S THE FIGURES
To the Voters of the City Of Bisbee

The Democrats of the City OF Bisbee wish
to call your attntion to few facts In
connection with the results accomplished
by the present city administration.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
FIRST:

Since the present administration came
into control, the outstanding city indebted
ness, evidenced by warrants issued by the
previous administration. has been reduced
to the extent of $51,s01.74.
The administration has paid ssf -s01.74
of old debts.
DON'T ASK THE MAN
LOOK. AT THE BOOKS.
FIGURES CAN NOT LIE
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-20
.s123,414.49

The Sewer System affords all the op-
Dortunity Of connecting with it. SO that at
comparatively small expense to the indi-
Vldual, We can rest assured that the at
mOsphere of our naturally heaithful city
VIII not become contaminated and poison
ed with offal and. sewage
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12
WHITE IRON
Annual Report of This
Company Received

President J. P. LaBrec of the
White Iron Lake Mining Company
has issued his annual report and
the document is fair statement of
the excellent work being done by
this company.
Some space was devoted to the
work done by the company on
section 2 near this city and also
stated that work on this property
would soon be resumed.
The Euclid mine of the company
at Chisholm which was subleased
has paid in royalties SIS, ,417.26.
The total receipts for the year were
$16,154.3S and expenditures were
IS, ,39O.11, leaving balance iu the
treasury on July 1, of 81, ,774.27.
The company at present is ex-
ploring the LaChance property at
Tower with good results.
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12

David Townsend and Fred Childers
of this city survive him. All with
the exception of Mark were pres
ent at the last.
The family lived in Michigan for
some time removing to Soudan,
Minnesota in 1884. Ten years ago
they removed to this city. During
his residence here, Mr.. Chi1ders
has held many positions of trust,
being special municipal Judge for a
term and six years ago held the
position as city treasurer. At the
time of his death he was truant
officer for School District No. II
and also held commission as hui
name officer from St. Louis county
The funeral will be held pending
the arrival of outside relatives
Interrment will probably be al
Tower where a son and daughter
are buried. He was member oi
Tower Lodge, I. O. o. F. who
will have charge of the funeral
arrangements at Tower.
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12

dependent interests but calls are
still pending for nearly 100000
tons. Railroads placed orders for
50 locomotives and 500 cars. The
tendency of prices of pig iron con-
tinued downward, and the volume
of business was small. In the
eastesn district sales last week ag-
gregated about 10000 tons, and
foundry consumers put out more
inquiries. One railroad equipment
shop is expected to buy 5000
tons. The principal purchasers in
the east last week were machinery
manufacturers, electrical works,
hardware makers, mal1eable and
special founders. Steel-making
iron is dull, and Bessemer rs cents
lower.
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12
Ore Shipments

While the decline in ore ship
ments for Juk from the month pre-
ceding is nSt great, it is now
evident thatthey will not equal
those of June which was banner
month in the history of the trade.
On the othsr hand the total
seasons shipments for 1910 are
still we'll alead OF. the season. S
shipments Last year for the same
period.
During theImonth of June the
ore boats moved total of
1916, 392 tons the largest amount
ever moved in one month in the
historyIof the trade. Figures are
not yetout for all of the docks,
but it S expected the shipments
July WI fall below the 7 100000 OF
ton marx. Ordinarily the busiest
month"; for the ore docks are July
and August, but it seems probable
that Jhe will carry off the palm
this yAr.
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12
Eagles Picnic

Tower Aerie, F. O. E., cor
daily invite you to attend the
eighth annual picnic of the order
at Mckinley Park, Tower on Sun
day, August IA. A program of
launch races, canoe races, swimm-
ing races and other sports have
been arranged and dancing will
take place all afternoon and even
ing. Refreshments of all kinds
and hot dinner will be served on
the grounds. The park can be
reached either by steamboat or
carriage. The Ely City Band will
furnish the music.
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12
THE COUNTY FAIR
Preparations Being Made
for Big Exhibit Next
Month

The Saint Louis County Agri-
cultural Society of Hibbing is ar
ranging for tbs big county fair to
be held there next month, and
there is every reason to believe
that it will be the biggest exhibit
ion in the history of the organiz-
alton.
President Ansley is making a
special effort to encourage exhibits
from all of the farmers in the
county and Secretary Godfrey states
that the responses are very en-
couraging.
The society will make an effort
to provide more room for exhibits,
as it was shown laat year that there
was not half the necessary space to
make a proper showing of the farm
products brought in for exhibition.
In addition to the agriculture ex-
hibit, which will be the main feat
ure of the fair and we'll worth see.
ing, there will be a number oi
amusement features, and a good
card of horse-racing events will bs
provided.
There is some talk of an auto.
mobile meet to be held at the tim,
of the fair.
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12
IRON INDUSTRY
is IRREGULAR
Competition for Business is
Keen and Wall Street
Rum0rs Not I'm
pOrtant

Readjustment of the iron in
dustry continues. Competition for
business is still keen, and causes
some irregularity in prices. The
trade, too, is disturbed by Wall
street rumors that have very little
substance. Last week more of the
important steel companies made
concessions on steel bars, result
ing in some increase in business.
Large orders for steel pipe were
placed with independent mills in
central west, including Is mills
for Texas and IS mills for the
Ohio Fuel company.
Returns of operations of the
American Steel & Wire company
for July show that orders for wire
products aggregated 1000 tons a
day and specifications 4,5OO tons
daily, making last months bust
ness the heaviest July in theh istory
of the company. The first week
in August was equally satisfactory.
New business in most other lines
of finished products was relatively
light. Orders for rails were insig-
nifcant. The books of the rail
mills have not yet been opened for
1911, but the mills contemplate
asking an advance for heavy sec
tions, although Wall Street report
ed probable reduction of $1.5O
ton. The Carnegie Steel company
has advanced light sections 81 per
ton. Contracts for fabricated
structural steel since the first of
August have aggregated 10000
tons, all but 5000 tons going to in
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12

a dozen or more. The engine and
two cars of the train at the switch
started down one track aud the
next car went off on another fol-
loved by the observation car. !.
The third car left the track and
toPpled over Dn its side.
A special section crew had just
eaten their midday lunch and were
taking it easy alongside the track
when the accident occurred. The
car In its erratic travelling just
brushed the switch shanty in which
wereten men almost pushing this
small building over, the car
howeFer not tipping until after
passing the shanty, when it toppled
over aud pinriing underneath John
Weinhkka 1aborer. Some time
was required in extricating him.
He wasNat ouce taken to the hos
pital where it was found that his
under bsdy was crushed beside
suffering internal injuries. He
died that afternoon.
Weinnikka was a Finn and has
only been inlthe country a year or
so. He was about 80 years of
age and 1eayes a widow and two
children in tie old country. The
funeral takes place today from the
Laing undertaking par1or.
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12
WINTC WON
First Game of Second Series
Taken by WintOn

Winton slipped one over the Ely
boys Sunday in a game called in
the eighth inning on account of
rain. Both sides did some hitting,
Winton being credited with 10 safe
ones off Seraphine and Ely getting
4.
The grounds were sloppy, inter-
mittent showers keeping the ball
in most ineffective condition for
excellent playing. The game was
enjoyed however. P. Byers start
ed something in the seventh inning
when he slammed out home run
and in this inning four men scored.
Up to that time the score stood
to 1 in favor of Winton. The
score by innings and the tabulated
statement according to the score
sheet follows:
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12
PASSED BEYOND
Solomon s.. Childers Died
Yesterday Morning

Again did the grim reaper wirld
his scythe and cut out from our
community another old timer on
the Vermi1ion range in the person
of Solomon S. Childers who died
yesterday morning following a
short illness of Brights disease.
Mr.. Childers was born in Wood
bine, ILL.,, 73 years ago next jan
uary. In 1864 he was married at
Galena, H., to Miss Agnes Thom-
as and from this union ten child
ren were born. The widow and
seven grown children viz: Mrs. P.
Schaefer, Mrs. RI. Whiteside, of
Duluth, Mrs. James Hodgon,
Mark. of Go1dfeld, New, and
The Ely miner., 1910-08-12
TUESDAYS WRECK
Passenger COach Topples
Over on the .Y"

Tuesday noon while the passeng-
er train was making it turn on the
"" distressing accident hap
pened which cost the life of one
man and came very nearly injuring
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-16
Police Chief
Loses Suit

Through 4 decision oi the Supreme
Court which has affirmed the dccciN
nm of Judpc Orr OF the District
Court. Of Washoc County Charles
.cepcr. former chief OF police OF Re
no. has lost his suit against the city,
.ccpcr's resignation as Chief OF Po-
h;cc was presented against his Will to
he city Council on December y
lcC7. and accepted, lccptr c''';"I
! hat he wa not Legally dismissed and
ubscoucntly brouAh; euis FOR - -
~. 75. the amount rf Us a'.,.% t''d
H. been allowed to rcn'h II ~ "ih G.
he case was bittc"'j " Ht'~;,d III
he District CoJrt ava at icn"th
.doc orr decided hut i."r""r h'+
! he claim against the city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-16
TAKE NOTICE

Game Warden Winters takes this
means oi warming the fishermen or
those fishing in the river that they
must comply with the law as he in
tends to enforce the same. Under
section 10 OF the new fish law no
fishing i, allowed under 100 feet
from the dam. This portion of the
law will be enforced hereafter to the
letter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-16
LOOKING SOUTH

Mr.. Moss, IN ming man well
nown over the state. is spending a
CIV days in this city He expects to
'ravc for the section south of here
L 1 few days where he will take a
"neral look over the field The new
'rikr, that are being made in this
.rigI,borho"d are attracting consil-
rablr attention and mining men can
hr found daily looking over the field
Several bonds have lately been taken
ON properties and work is under way
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-16
FIREMEN WILL
RACE
During SagebruSh Carnival and
Compete for Old-Time
HOnOrs

"A great deal of interest is mani
test both in Virginia CITY end in this
city over the proposed race between
the fireman of Carson and the Com
stock boys. The press of Virginia
lty have taken up the matter and
state that the Lode hremen will show
the local boys something that they
VIII remember for some time to come
and the hremen here are wearing a
Knowing smile ami doing some addi-
tlonal stunts in the way of exercise.
In years gone by races between
hre companies was the proper stunt
and since the projected race was
mentioned many of the old-time fire
men are spinning yarns of the races
that were held on the Comstock and
at Treadway's Park in this city dur
ing the days of the big picnics, when
thousands of COmstockerS gathered
here weekly for a day of pleasure and
recreation at the famous old park
I'iremcn'S races in those days were
the real thing and thousands of dol
lars changed hands on every race.
That the sport will be revived at
the coming Sagebrush Carnival in
this city has met with general ap-
pr0val and the fremen of this city
will hold meeting at an early date
and commence training for the event
As the same order has gone forth on
the Comsotck it will probably mean
a red-hot contest and hard fight to
carry off the honors of victory.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-16
HOFER OUT

r, X. lluicr. Sr.. who has been con
Iiucd to- his home for the past couple
If months with rheumatism, /, able
/, he ON the streets few hours each
lay. Bob" is still very weak but
win gain strength rapidly from this
imc on,