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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-15
Fish to Externninate Mosquitoes.

If the advice of some Of our most
noted scientists is followed gold and
other fish will be used to eXterminate
the mosquito pest in New England. 1t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-15

Job pruning in all branches
Modern work at moderate prices.
Herald Printery.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
SUPERIOR 6 BOSTON SHIPS

GLOBE. Feb. 10.-The initial ship ment of ore to be made from the Su- perior & Boston mine to the Arizona Commercial Copper company's smelt- CT will be delivered today.
 Although the Superior & Boston property has been under course of de yelopment for several years. no ore in quantity has been shipped. and Presi- dent W. G. Rice. who arrived in this city Sunday night. will have the op- portunity of witnessing the smelling of this ore
 President Rice arrived here in com pany with c. E. Eldridge of Boston, who Is connected with the brokerage 1 firm of Anthony. Tucker Co. of Bos | ton and who is a director in the new Cortez Development company. a bil I Mexican proposition. one of Rice companies.
 Beth men visited the Superior Boston property yesterday and wer
 more than pleased with the showin
 which is now being made there. The
 will remain in Globe for about a weel
 after which they vii leave for th
 Cortez property.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
GARBAGE IS BEING
 CAREFULLY REMOVED
NEGLECT COMPLAINED CT LATE ", HAS BEEN REMEDlED SAY THE OFFICERS.

People are no longer violating tho sanitary laws in allowing EarDage 10 lie about for days without taking care O. it. Some took the hin- tle night after the last colnciI meeting and had their premises in apple pie order when Sanitary Inspector Ei!iJtt md Collector Wolf came around Q see how they were boEayinG.
 Some Of them. however. waited un- tl the notice was served giving them , twenty-four hours to clean up or else be subject to arrest. In expectation of having considerable use for such notices in the future under the pres ent garbage system, Mr. Elliott had number O. them printed. ana as soon as garbage is found lying about their wards and which Collector Woif is not handling. a notice will be slapped upon them in no time.
 The past few days, however. has shown that people prefer to abide by the law rather than take any chances
 on prosecution. and every place IS De ing kept clean. In the past week not A complaint has ben registered
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
TWAS SLAIN DEER IN
 MEXICO OR ARIZONA?
PROBLEM IS SOLVED BY THE HUNTERS EATING THE vENI- SON ON MEXICAN SOIL.

Now that the hunting season for quail. even has closed. and huntsmen have nothing to do but sit about the stove and relate stories of the chase, one kEotty problem that is furnish ing about the only topic Of conyersa. ton is being passed around.
 Recently a party returned from a hdnting trip into Sonora. One of them. near the border. south of the Huaehucas, shot a deer. The animal ran a few steps then keeled over dead One of. the party who knew some thing about engineering. began 10 do some figuring. as the nimrods. while knowing they were near the border, did not know its exast location.
 The figures showed that the deer was lying exactly on the line, about half its body in Mexico and the other half in Uncle Sam's territory. The question was as to whether the Mexi- can government could insist on the hunters paying duty on one half oi the carcass in order to bring it into this country. at the same time in- sisting that the animal be cut in hall.
 On the other hand. could the United States government. inasmuch as the deer season was closed. prosecute the slayers for violating the game laws on the strength of one-half of the for bidden fruit being hound within Uncl' Sam's borders?
 As no revenue officers or riders of either country happened along. the matter was settled in the safest man item on the bill of fare that night ner. The deer was dragged back In to Mexico. and served as the chic item in the camp menu that night But the problem still puzzles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
ALL LOOK ALIKE
 ID JUDGE MURPHY
WITH eANDAcED EYES HE HOLDS SCALES OF JUSTICE AT EVEN BALANCE.

No new developments. that is, none for publication. are ct present Ob- tainable in the recent tobacco ex- posures at Lowell After the warn ing given the merchants by Constable Bailey. at Judge Murphy's behest. the selling of the wed 10 minors ceased abruptly. and not a case that is known of has been reported where children
 have secured tobaco.
 | Prof. B. R. Dennis, however is working with Truant Officer Riggle- man along other lines. He aas not
 given up the matter and hopes before
 many days to have warrants out ioE lseveral of the dealers.
 I'm perfectly willing to prosecute
 these cases.' said Justice Murphy lin speaking Of the matter. T under lstand stories have been circulated 10 lthe effect that had refused. I dld no such thing. But I want 10 see land have a talk with the boys who are go;ng to swear 10 the complaints DC fore they are made out. want tne
 story of those making the charge which I have right to hea- under the statutes.
 "One thing believe in' thoush and that is the prosecution of not one or two of the small dealers "hoss names Prof. Dennis and Truant o1 acer Riggleman have on their hs'a hut every firm mentioned thereon When it comes to a matter or Jus flee. they all look alike to me
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
srseEE-coALITloN-

The new road from the dlvide to the Bisbee-Coalition property Is just about completed at a cost Of prac- ticalIy s4GO0 to the company. k. '. Clark is in Chicago making a deal whereby eastern capitalists are 'o take the property over at ngure eh- tirelv satisfactory to the present own
 CTS Three mining engineers nave made recent examinations or thS
 ground and made favorable reports Ito their eastern clients The Bisoee- lCoaution has two shafts down 10 ldeDtb of seventy feet and tunne' i2oo feet The tunnel and one Of the Isba.ts show good values and in me lother shaft they are expecting to eh
 counter ore at a little more depth
 F H Clark. the superintendent l' , very optimistic regarding the resui , os further development. and also Q the outcome of the deal which hi'
 sbrother is making in the east
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
GIRLS GO FOR GAME
 WITH DOUGLAS TODAY
BASKET BALL ARTISTS SHOULD HAVE EASY TIME im wlHNiNG coNTsET.

Bisbee high school girls will jour ney to Douglas today and tonight will meet the girls of Douglas high in a return basket ball game This should be another victory already assured by reason of the poor showing Douglas made here 9 few weeks ago. only scoring one point 10 our girls 4.
 Unless they have improved greatly since that time. the records will go down two enc and one lost. That Tucson game. which Bisbee should have had. is still ranking deep down In the girls hearts. but when they play Tucson a return date they prom ise something of different story to bring home.
 Those who will make the trip 10 Douglas are Blanche Beckwith, Louise Rauer and Clare O'Donnell. forwards; Lena Blair and Miriam Toles. centers; Dora Daily and Bessie Riley. guards and Kitty Ragan. sub. Miss roles viii accompany the party as iacullS representative.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
WIDE INTEREST SHOWN IN THE
 BALL CANVASS
LssTsll Has $500, Win Pros sects of $1,000, Waile Bis zee with $500 Begins Real Work Today.
stss they come,

Stsa they comei
 hOwell's baseball enthusiasm is reading fever heat, and almost ev. eryAody is doing individual hustling to sssare the sale of al least a share or two of stock besides what they take Themselves.
 fo say that the organization per. fecEss by Judge Murphy, Harry Jen ninas azd Jack HInekley down in the Reighbor burg Is non-politicaI. non parnfsan. etc. would be putting il mild. ETeEyone will knew that when he hears that Sam Fields. the towns hottest republican. is working hand and glove with Mike Hannah. rabid desserat. in the common cause and doing work that counts for something
 As the Hoatson mine alone over $ioS has been contributed by miners each taking a share CT two. The to- tal, with some of the workers yet to isszF from. reached nearly $500 yes terday. while Judge Murphy announc ed that by Saturday Lowell would have e100s in cash as her mite to waras boosting the ball team, proba bly 1eEe.
 The Bisbeeites circulating the peti ton. Sam Frankenburg and Joe Mo Keehan, did not get out with theil petition at all yesterday. but will Inase ap for it today and tomorrow The arrangements for the Iatta fun eral took up much of their time. but st taet they received several subscrip lions from those afraid they would be overlooked. which ran fisbee'' total sp 10 nearly $500. Work hasn'i began up here yet. but it won't tak' long when it starts in real ~arnest which will be today and tomorrow Tarsorrow the committees will ge 1agetker and compare notes. Sundal at , o'clock come the big doings. witl eIeessn of officers and members O the Board Of directors.
 sne incident which the Bisbee can Vassers had Wednesday was maI in sne company because it promoted sunday baseball After a littie argu meat. however. he agreed to take sezsAa ticket when they were ready That helps as much as though ne tool sanse of the stock. and was thank fuliS received.
 ope feature which Lcwellites Wli sndngfy advocate at the Sunday meet ing. and which will be advocated b. BfsDeeites as well. is that as manl games as possible be arranged or Change days" when at least 5000 o' 1sss men are idle. also on other days ta sssrt the game at 1:20 o'c,ock tc enaage miners who work on the nigh' si19ft to see the contests. get home have supper and be at work on time
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
SUGICH ORAhSE GROVE
 BEARS RICH FRUIT
WELL KNOWN els5EE MAN PLEASED WITH INVESTMENT IN HERMosILLo, SONORA.

John Sugich, accompanied by Mrs. Sugich and a party of friends, re- turned last night from Hermosillo. Sonora, where they have been spend ing a few weeks at Mir. Sugich's or ange groves.
 Mir. Sugich reports that the orange crop throughout that portion Of Sono- ra is unusually good this year and shipments are already being made, although the season lis not yet under way. He states that the heavy frosts which caused the loss of thousands on orange crops in California, did practically no damage in and about Hermosillo.
 The party brought with them sev- eral punches of fine-looking oranges in clusters like unto punches Of ba nanas. The natives sell similar punches at the Hermosillo station to tourists on every train passing through there.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11

Formation of a six-club Cactus league. putting the organization under National baseball commission rules and thereby obtaining it's benefits in the way of handling players. avoid ing classic battles with the umpire and exhibitions of rowdyism which frequently crcp up. be protected from losing players he big leagues un- less they are purchased or drafted, and securing for its manager the ab- solute dictatorship of the home club. was the consensus of opinion express ed last night at an informal gathering of fans in he arlor of the Copper Queen hotel
 The assemblage was cccasioned by the arrival in Bisbee yesterday after noon of Leon Kahn. owner of the i Shreveport team of the Louisiana and Texas league and all-around baseball man. He was accompanied by Frank Harbuck. the Shreveport scout. who is by no means 8 stranger to the district. having paid many visits here in search of players for the Shreveport club. l. was Harbuck. it will be remembered who signed up Gordon McCann as first baseman last year. Mac will report there this spring.
 ! They came in an enGeavor to 5e- cure an expression Of the Bisbee fans as to what they thought of organized ball and the formation of a six-clu5 Cactus League. which has been agi- tated in these columns before. and if the expression from those present at last nights gathering can be taken as a criterion, the plan will be unanL mously adopted at the meeung of lShe stockholders Sunday afternoon. when the matter will be put to the vote of those who are putting up the money fer the company.
 Mir. Kahn and Mir. Harbuck. before the meeting. pad the Review office Ia call.
 We were in Fl Paso last night, said MT. Kahn. We called a meet ing at the Chamber of Commerce, had an enthusiastic gathering and they ntAt AOA q NtAiAuo A<NeNe N~ with six clubs. Like Bisbee. they have not yet perfected the organiza ltion of their stock company and il vii be put to a vote. but from the universal approval the idea met with Il will be an absolute certainty with the Stockholders.
 What we want to do is to help you Ipeople out in this manner; SC thai you get good players and a competent manager. one who is absolutely fail and square. This we know we car do. if we only have chance to ex plain the advantages and protection afforded by organized baseball
 At the meeting Sam Frankenburs presided. MT. Kahn was first called upon for an outline Of his plan. H: said in part:
 The way have it figured out an' the way a most satisfactory schedul' lcould be arranged would be for th' league to contain six clubs. Fl Paso iGlobe. Morenci. Douglas. Bisbee ana lCananea. The jumps are not so grea between these towns. The distance Ito Fl Paso is of course the greatest but Fl Psso is the largest town oI
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
LEAGUE WITH
 SIX TEAMS |S URGED

the circuit and the percentage Of her gate receipts would net allow Of anything else but her being a part of , the Cactus circuit
 According to the national agree ment the gate receipts are divided this way. Ten per cent is first deducted for the league treasury. to take care of the umpires' and scorers salaries. Of the paid admissions. at the rate of % cents or 35 cents as it is in Fl Paso. the visiting club gets one-half The grand stand receipts. of course, go to the home team.
 "The protection afforded by national agreement rules is something not to be overlooked. In independent ball you are getting nothing for players who may have chance to go a step higher into professional ball. They arc signed up. without the club they have been working for having a voice in the matter. Under the rules. players must either be purchased outright or drafted. hnd the draft price of each man is $500. Before August 20 each year the players not already purchased outright by larger clubs. go on the reserve list for draft ing. and for every man secured the club parting with him gets the s3OO. % After short talk along similar lines by Mir. Harbuck. those present fell into an informal discussion. and after every possible objection had been raised the one conclusion reached was that "Bisbee is going into base ball anyhow, and by a league being formed there's everything to gain and nothing to lose. If we're going to lose, welll lose. either as a league or independent team
 1 Among those who spoke were Jus tice Murphy. Harry Jennings. Jack Hinckley, Joe McKeehan, J. NJ. O'Con- lnell. c. R Morfoot, MT. Frankenberg and others. Then an informal vote was taken which was unanimously in
 favor of a Cactus League.
 All agreed. however. that 1t should
 be submitted to a vote of The stock
 holders when they meet Sunday af
 ternoon and let those who are putting
 up the cash say what is to be done
 But from the trend of sentiment it is expected that the league organization
 will go ahead after the local one is completed, representatives to the league meeting to be chosen later on Messrs. Kahn and Harbuck were delighted al the enthusiasm showr
 over the project. They say that ou side os Fl Psso, Bisbee should aeveloI into the best baseball town on tn,
 circuit Morenci and Globe are al ready assured, they say, the latter of fering 2 S10.000 bonus for s bal !, team ~ith the right kind of manage ment. Fl Psso is there. Bisbee ditt , and today the magnates will invad
 Douglas to induce O'Donovan and hi demons to come into the fold. Ge . Douglas and Cananea will b. eas, . Four clubs are already assured. Tn Cactus League. which has furnishe food for elaboration when scribes wer short of copy" for the past fv . or six years. is now just abo'h g , and 1910 will see its organization pc fected.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
RIssEE EXTENSION.

The Bisbee Extension began sink ing last Monday after the short letup for the purpose of installing q steam hoisting plant to replace the old gaso- line one. A station is being cut on the 500 foot level on which will be put pumps to catch the surface drain age The management intends to push development work as rapidly as possible and new tunnels ana cross cuts have been begun.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
SEINE RISES AGAIN.

PARIS, Feb. lo.-The Seine has risen ' l-2 inches in the twentyieur hours ending at noon today. A iur- ther rise of ten inches by tomorrow noon is predicted. At a cabinet meeSng today Premier Brand ex- pressed the opinion that all necessary measures of precaution had been tax on and there was no cause for uneasi- ness. American Ambassador Bacon today sent to the foreign office anoth- or check for s4O.0OO, representing re- lief collected by the Chamber of Con.
 nerce of New York. The government relief measure provides for the loan of sums up to 5000 to run for n'e years without interest
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
EDITORS MEET IN NEW ORLEANS.

VIEW ORLEANS. La. Feb lV- RF-h; royal has been the reception ac- ceaaed by the local newspaper men ana stizens generally to the delegates eg me National Editorial assoriauoA zHd fhe visitors who have Sccompan- jed them. Today the twenty-fifth an nua3 convention of the association op-sed and will continue in session ,.uts the end of the week. President 4. Nevin Pomeroy called the gather inc ts order and delivered the opening a6sSess. The governor of Louisiana and several other public men of prom insnee will be heard at the succeed inc sessions. Or Saturday the visi' srs will start on trip to Panama an
 HaVEDa-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS

"A Prisoner of War" a military drama. is being presented by the Le Roux Stock Company at the orpheum- The play has a plot interesting m is vivid development and the charae- ,ers are all carefully portrayed. The usual bright brand of specialties are in the hands of Richard Lester, Gladys Kelsey and Wi; Peters. and include a monologue, parcdies and comic songs as well as those of more serious i'm port.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
CENSUS EXAMINATION.
fno1rrlac InfernatlOna. ]

tD0ugias inltIHaIIOHa-'I
 An examination for census enumer- ato-s was held in Douglas last Sat urday. Sixteen applications had been recFiyed. but when the time for the appucants to appear there were but eight present. Of these eight there was one woman and Of the remainins scven only five of the names are al haril
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11

The Royal changed its bill Wed7es- day evening and offers two or thre' reels of more interesting film, inciud
 ing instructive views, as well as laughable subject Miss Velmi Stech has a couple of new songs which coupled with her winning ways and finished rendition, make out the rou tine that they're accomplishing every evening-delight and howls for more
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
Additional City Briefs
Miner is Injured.

w. F. Brown, a miner of the Spray shaft. was injured last night by fall ing ground. He was standing upon a plank in a raise when the cave-in occurred. His candle was extin- guished and, being unable to see. he was caught by the cave-in and badly bruised, although not seriously hourt
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11

Hurry, Hurry, You will have 10 hurry if you get one d those Soiiu gold watches at L. L. Gilman's.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11

Don't fail to get one of those AK solid gold watches at L. L. Giimans S.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11

Garnet Marx left yesterday for Phoe- nix, where he will attend the aViation meet.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11

AK. solid gold watches are going fast at L. L. Gilman's.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-11
Ranch Foreman Ill.

Ranch Foreman Ill.
 W. Rigaume, foreman of the sher- man ranch near Nacozari, was brought to Bisbee by MT. sherman yesterday and taken to the Copper Queen hospital. He is said to De in a serious condition
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
poor FARM JOBS.
douglas International


Friends OF DR.. E. W. Adamson were
yesterday circulating a petition asking
that he be appointed as the superin-
tendent of the new hospital and poor
farm when that county institution is
ready for business. 1t is also known
that DR.. F. T. Wright is an applicant
for this position. Both DR.. Wright
and DR.. Adamson are residents Of
Douglas and both are well known as
highly capable men for the position
sought. Both have strong friends
who viii desire their success and both
belong TO the same political party as
the majority of the board of supervis-
ors where the appointing power rests
1t has been agreed by the board OF
supervisors. according to report, that
hereafter the old contract system Of
handling the county hospital and poor
farm is to be abandoned and that the
new superintendent VIII manage the
institution along the same lines as
that followed in the management OF
the territorial public Institutions. con-
tracing for supplies and employing
the necessary force to give proper at
tention to patients and inmates Of the
county hospital and poor farm.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13

spent Sunday in Douglas. They were
accompanied by Miss Dicus. who is
a friend OF Mrs. Livingston. Mr.. Liv-
ingston is store manager at the
North Tigre.
Otto Hill of Davenport. who is in
terested with A. F. Tanner in he
mining business. spent Sunday in the
city.
E. w. Simonson and little daughter
went to Tombstone yesterday, where
Rev. simonson held services in Jhe
evening.
o. B. Dawson. of Fl Paso. spent
Sunday in Douglas. Mr.. Dawson IS
president of creston de orc mines,
Calabazas.
\. +. Tanner OF Milwaukee came
up from Alamos yesterday. N1=Tsn
ner is president of the Mesa R.ca
Mining Company of Mexico.
Harry Duey and little son Harold
of Eighth street. who have been Wis
iting Mr.. Duey's sister in San Diego
Cal, returned home last week.
Mrs. Fisher of the Goldman re
turned home Saturday after a de
lightful trip TO the Baptist conven-
ton and was royalty entertained.
J. H. Crumley. accompanied by his
wife. came up from Cananea yester,
day. Mr.. Crumley has charge OF the
company store at the mining camp.
Mrs. S. F. Mcguire and sister. Mrs
Deming Smith Of New York City ex.
pect to leave next month for Califor.
MIA. where they will remain some
time
J. A Farquharson. of Fl Paso
chairman OF the grievance committee
OF railroad men is the guest Of Doug
las friends today. He is at the
Queen.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
:. o. o. =. ANNIVERSARY.

The 9lst anniversary OF he l. o.
o. F. viii be held Tuesday evening.
April 2Gth. 1910. at the /. o. o. F.
hall, B.sbee, Ariz. All members Of
the B'sbee lodge member 10 and their
families. all Rebeccas and their fam
lilies. all visiting brothers and their
families. are respectfully invited to
attend
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
Returning East

z.,,,r,ino Eas,
n TsD,es Douglas left last might
800 % conner once, aen.rs
nen,s he-s. "A a. Rishee tor sevarsl
davs us also me, nnmher os tba
wbio Al p,shoe From Fl pace nv
nors,ss vii, return - HE home in
New work
p,.,a - ,.s..,.,. 90
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" T. H0s'n' d lhinins nian u
Cahahea' came up TO the CITY yes
T. j. Gonzaiez' Judge OF the us
trict' Is Douglas visitor today IRON
Nogaies.
Dan T. heily a 'fieha OF MF- NC
Henry spent SUNDAY with MN at me
Gaasden-
interests IN Nocazan' arrived from
Denver yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
CARD OF THANKS.

We Desire to extend our thanks to
all who so kindly assisted MS at the
funeral Of our brother. especially the
Bisbee baud and he Methodist choir
fer the music rendered al the funeral.
Annie May Rogers.
James Rogers, Jr
Thos. Rogers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
In From Maintains.

James Hunsacker. a well known
cattleman CT the Chiricahuas was in
town yesterday from his ranch in
the mountains. He says the recent
rains have bsen little help to the
ranchers but that L viii take con
siderable more wet" to offset the
damage that has already been wrought
among cattlemen.