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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Real estate for 6ale.
For Sale or Exchange

s25 ACRES OF good level land, all
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
PRIEST WILL
 RECEIVE Al
 WHITE HOUSE
Vice President and Cabinet Win Be First to Extend New Years Greetings to Chief Executive and His Wife,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-The presi- dent and Mrs. Taft will hold their first New Years reception at the White House tomorrow, beginning at il o'clock, when the vice president and members Of the cabinet will be the first to extend their geetings to the executive. They will be followed by the members of the diplomatic corps. the justices of the Supreme court of the United States, the dis trict judiciary, and former members of the cabinet. members of congress. officers cf the armF, navy and marine corps. various patriotic societies and, last of all. ~the plain people.
 The custom Of the president holding a public reception on New Years day is so old that no patriarch of the Oldest inhabitants association car remember January l when there was not a snake-lke column of human ity, headed by a-f orderly uhalanx of high officials waiting to shake hands with the president.
 Aside from the big function at the White House there are always nu- nseroUs other festivities to make the first day Of the year a brilliant oc. casiOn in the national capital lt is the custom for the secretary Of state to give al official breakfast and for the other members of the cabinet and the admiral of the navy to keep open house. The wives of the secretaries always invite dozen or more al tractiv4 women to assist them i- -C- tertainine the callers whom friend ship. duty or curiosity brings within their doors. The scene is always brilliant, as the diplomats and the officers of the army and navy. having donned their gold lace and decorations for the White House. keep it on for the rest Of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
MINER FOUND
 DEAD IN BED
When Friend Tries to Awaken Him Roy Mcdonald Found to Be Taking Last Sleep,

Death due 10 heart failure was the verdict of the cCroner's jury at the inquest into th5 death of Roy Me Donald. held at Justice Murphy s court last night
 Mcdonald. a miner who had been employed at the Superior & Pitts burg shaft. was found dead in his bed at the Bell lodging house. South Bisbee. He returned yesterday morning from work at the shaft, spoke to one or two of the other roomers and retired as usual. About noon 4. F. Sylvester went 10 McDon- aids room and called him. Receiving rc response he entered and found him dead. .
 He evidently died a short time af- ter falling asleep. as Dr. Bledsoe, who examined the body, said that he had been dead for several hours. The remains were removed to the O. K. undertaking parlors at Bisbee, where they now lie awaiting disposition.
 Deceased was about 31 years old and a native of Nova Scotia. He had been in Bisbee about three months, but was here for a short time about three years ago. He is survived by a brother and sister in Pine City, N. S., who have been communicated with. He was a member of the West err Federation of Miners.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
TAFT NOl WANTED iH
 BASE BALL WORLD
AUGUST HERMANN, PRESIDENT NATIONAL BASEBALL cOMMIS- SION. WILL REQUEST THEY SELL THEIR INTEREST.
(By Associated Press.l

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 31.-Assun- ing that Mrs. Annie Taft, her has- band, Charles P. anu Charles Mur- phy. are interested in more than one club in the National league. it was announced that they would be ex- pected by at least one faction of the league to dispose of their holdings either in the Chicago or Philadelphia clubs prior to the opening of the base ball season.
 Commenting upon Mrs. Tafts puT- chase of the grounds of the Phila- delph.a club, August Hermann. pres ident Of the National Baseball con- mission, sad:
 T knew several days ago such d step was to be taken. There is at present no rule in the National com mission which prevents any one own ing stock in the two clubs. but l think if Taft and Murphy don't sell the Philadelphia club before the open ing of tne 1s-5 season they will be asked to do so.
 q believe Taft purchased the Phil adelphia interest as an investment and intends To lease The grounds to parties"
 Neither Taft nor Mrs. Taft could be seen tonight, but it is the opinion expressed by baseball experts that no ser.ous controversy VII arise.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
EN1ER I9|0, ID
 TUNE IF BELL B
 BLUNDERBUSS
Merry PealS, With Barking of ReyoiverS and YaIler Dogs Announce New Year-How Observed,

To the merry peal of church bells, the barking of revolvers carried by noise loving ce,efratogs aud the re- sudaat baking of numerous eanines. aroused from dreams of delicious tones. 1909 was hidden God speed and 1910 procis med ng of the universe at the mystic hour of twelve.
 The advent of the new yea found B.s6eoites celebrating it in various ways At the Cavalier club. couples were whiskng about the ball room ficor Tn the midst of lively two step. to the music furnished by Brennans orchestra. about 100 being in attend ance. At the high school the students were making merry in a like fashion with Q watch party" all their own. Here. however. there were various games and other amusements to round out the evening. wh le refreshments were served by several pretty cc-eds.
 At the M F. church the ladies gave a social with a mUsioll program. s s'cdi,g up about in time for the
 Gdios" a-G welcome business.
 4 feG ce,eb-ators made merry on the downtown streets. but these were very few. in view fthe ilvariable water-wagon resolution. They are waiting until today to lose the whip.
 The day VII be observed in Bisbee h 9 qrict mea1er, not . sro-t event. even. being on the program. The roast goose will tf.-e the place Of the turkey Of Christmas on most tables and a few family gatherings with a dancing party given by the Royal or chestTG tonight at odd Fellows hall will oonc.ude the holiday season.
 Special communion services will be held at St Johns Ep. .seopal church but no other churches are planning an observance of the day
 All offices and places of business will remain closed the entire day while holiday hours vii be observed Sy the post office.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
CUNNINGHAM FAILS
 ID SECURE BONDSNfN
CITY ATTORNEY GAVE HIM UNTIL MONDAY TO QUALIFY, WHILE COMPACT REMARKS UNSIGNED.

City Attorney Fred SHtter yester day gave J. P. Cunningham untl Mon day to secure the s5G0 bend necessary before the contract fol looking after the city's garbage will be given him. The only document it is necessary tO sign, however. is the lease O. the city's outfit for sixty days. the condi- tioRs ali being specified therein GOV ering the whole transaction.
 Yesterday Cunningham came to sign the contract but up to last nigfe did not qualify or the bond proposi- ton. Should this not be done by Monday. ts1s for the work will be asked for again and the action of the council accepting Cunningham's bid will be rescinded. By permission of the city attorney. however, Cunning
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
TAFT Is ASKED ID
 HELP SETTLE STRIKE
MAYOR OF MINNEAPOLIS ASKS PRESIDENT TO F.EVENT MUCH SUFFERING ON ITS ACCOUNT.
(By Associated Press.)

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 31.-Mayor James Hayes today asked Taft to in- tervene in the switchmen's strike. ne sen; the president the following telegram:
 The continuation of the switch mems strike a ,his section is highly injurious, not only to the interested parties. but also to the general pub lie. Much loss and suffering has oc- cured and this will be greatly in- creased unless an early settlement is effected trust you will lend your official influence towards settle ment"
 Similar te.egrams went 10 Martin Knapp. cha rman interstate commerce co onmiss.on, arIr Charles Neil, U. s. commissioner of labor.
 Mayor Hayes decided to send the messages after a prolonged confer ence with James Kelly. president of
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
MORRISON ALEXANDER
 HAVE LIVE FEAST
FoRMER UNITED STATES ATToa. NEY TENDERS SERVICES ANC CONGRATULATIONS.

The G0ve of peace settled aaicably upon the shouidsr of Attorney Joseph E Morrison of this city. recently named by the president as United States district attorney for Arizona. when letter cane 10 him from J. L. B. Alexander of Phoenix. the former incumbent, oongratulating him upon his success and offering any assis- ance in his power.
 According to psblie rumor. while there had never been any open breach between the txo candidates for the. office, the feeling existing h- tween them was not of the frieniiiest nature. This wss not so much per sonaily as politically, it was stated. as Morrison belonged 10 the nachiie or orga nization. while Alexander held to tae opposition faction Of tae Re publican party.
 F0c some time prior 10 the non.- nation of Morrison by President Taft. rumerg were afloat that each factio,. through representations to Washing ton, was making it warm for the oth- CT, especially in the case Of Alexau- der. Tke settling oe the dove Of peace upon the troubled battlefield wben A. sXauder offe-s tho olive branch 60 Morrison viH probably Ge hailed ul;T giadncss by 10th factions Of the ! par!y
 Mr. Morrison stated yesterday that ! he had assurances that the president. recommendation for his appointment | will be acted upon shortly asteT yh, resumption of the session Of congress
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
FALLS ID HIS DEATH ON
 WAY TA n! NEW YEAR BALL UUl tO ULGI IiIiS DtII
Mike Green, Popular Young Boiermaker Misses Footing in Dark and Is Hurled Thirty Feet Striking
 Head or Rats Below

track which ran underneath. Help was summoned and the Palace ambulance sent for. The man. sttii liring. was taken to tEe emergency hospital near the Holbsook and Dr. F. E. Shine sum. moneG. but by the time the physician arrived life was extinct
 Examination proved that Green had struck on the back of h;s head. di. rectly upon one of ths rails. a not having been knocked in his skull about an inch deep. The remains were removed to the Palace undertak. ing establishment and Coroner High summoned He empanele5 a jury and will hold an inquest at , o'clocS Mo3r day afternoon.
 The deceased was well known r. social circles aboa. Bisbee hs was a boiIermafer hy trade and worked ai the Copper Queen mac,sne shops His home was in Patton- Pa. and Ii h,- w;deWsd mother, Mrs.M Green has been notified by telegraph oi the sad affair.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
DANGERS WELCOME YOUNG NINETEEN TEN
OCCASION MAKES FITTING CLOSE FOR SUCCESSFUL. YEAR FOR CAVALIER CLUB.

4 fitting q max 10 the series Of dances with which they have marked successful season. was the New Years eve ball of the Cavalier club at Odd Fellows hall last night Rot until the early hours Of the morning did the dancers decide that they Aad suffic, ently welcomed Young Nineteen Ten and make ther adicIs.
 So large a number Of the members of the club and their friends were in attendance that during the early part of the evening dancing was rendered slightly pncouscrtsble. but as Jnv evening wore on the party became nerr.er and more jollity reigned.
 The hall was tastefully decorated for the occasion in greenery The Bren- nan orchestra furnished the mus 2 Fruit punch was served.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
siIPERFISURs NAME
 [ATE II EIEEGTIIOH EIEEGGTIIOH
SET JANUARY se As aAY Fes BALLoFsNc UPON QUESTION CT LOCAL OPTION.

At ihe meeting of the B5aEd CT Supervisors hei5 at Tombstone yestess- day, the date of the local option eias- t-oE for Cochse county was officially set ar January 26 This was tbs only matter of new business taken uB st the meeting. the rest of the time being taken up wi,h winding up county sf fairs for the year.
 The setting of the date January zJ as tnat upoa which tie election was to be held was merely formal.ty. t having been understood since gener- al registration was called for ths5 tn $ day would be naraed.
 It is probable that the naming oi thte date sill have the effect cf st.5- ring up the forces of either side of the quest on and starring the vets and dTys campaigning.
 The dry campaign e3m1s2Vss, properly speaking. Monday at Beason. when Hon. Mir Chafih- cf Chicag5. candidate for president upon the Pro hib,tion :icket. will deliver a cpeecq. the first of seres. lie will arrive in Bisbee Wednesday. the day rron which registration closes.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01

ham will today begin his duties as garbage collector. The price to be charged business houses, saloons. res isurants ant boarding houses will es arranged by him with the parties who receive the service.
 Giving Cunningham the use of the citF team and apparatus. however. Goes not disbaT anyone from going tito the refuse hauling business n utey so desile. and there may be a fev who vill go into it OF thar own actcrnt, securing enough customers to make it pay.
 The majority seem to regard ;he ac- tion of the council in abolish'ng the scayeng,V ordinaaee wise move. so far as se-vice is cong srned. With free collection it was impossible for many 10 be Tedcled. and whole sections have had no Delefit whatsoever from the haul on account of the fact that it took the collectors the major portion of the time 10 ook after the needs of the business districts, notably thc restaurants. where it vas often neces- sary to haul away three or four wagon loads a day from one place. The pri- vate houses were served whenever the seaveageT wagon could get to them, while in the present case the parties. though charging for the service. are bound by contract to visit every pri- vate residence willing to pay 45 cents month for the haul at least once a day.
 In this way the system will take care of everybody, as the carrier will be after every customer be can ob- tain. with the rsusii that portions of ;he city which never received single haul in the free scavenger service will be accommodated.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01

tend the session cG the supreme court Of Arizona
 Upon the docket scheduled for trial next week are seven criminal cases and eight Gvil actions That all Of these should he heard is practically an impcssibiiity but ui many as car be given attention vii be taken ID.
 Of principal interest. locally, Is the case of William Pfaunkuche. upon the charge of murder. which beg ms Monday. Witnesses in this acton will leave for the county seat Sunday in order to be present at the courts opening Monday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
EIPECTS BUSY TIME
 THROUGHOUT WEEK
JUDGE DOAN DECLARES COURT MUST MAINTAIN RAPID PACE TO CLEAR DOCKET.

Following the adjournment of the session of :he distric- court until Monday Judge Fletcher M. Doan. passed through the city last evening on his way to Douglas to visit his son over New Years day and Sunday. That the coming week will be an ex- tremely busy one for the court Is his
 belief. In 1t all of the work or the court must be completed as he is com pelled upon the week following to at
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01

With visions of pleasant evening dancing out the old year and welcom. ing the new, Mike Green. aged 2S. a well known and popular young man. was hurled thir " feet to a cruel death shortly before 9 o'clock last night at the ore dump of the Shsttuck mine.
 Green, in company with r J. Hughes. had started to call for two young ladies to take them to the Cav alier club ball. They were walking along a tramway at the Shattuck. Green being little in advance. Owing 10 the darkness he did not see the open chute yawning in front of him. and Hughes. who was following close behind, suddenly heard him stumble. saw his body disappear and strike the ground below with dnll thud Hughes barely sscafsesi falling into the s3fseuing himself
 flushing To stairway nearby. HssEiass descefisisa= ffs.siIiu Green. t1ieeziing and groaBiIss. Iyi:as On the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
LIITLETOh MAKES H0
 MOVE FOR CLIENT
TO ENTER WRIT OF ERROR FOR BANKER MORSE BUT MAY LATER.
CRy Associated Presa.)

NEW YORK. Dec. s1.-The failrls Of Attorney Martin ". Littieton to ask Judge I.acobe in the federal court today for a wrii Of error to carry the case Of Charles W. Morse, the con victed banker, to the United States Supreme Court for review, led to the report that all efforts to save Morse for serving 9 fifteen year sentence had been abandoned. At Lttleton S office 1t was said that the case WAS not abandoned, but that the attorney would decide nezt Monday what ae ton he would take.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
ELECTION IF FIRE
 CHIEF POSTPONED
WILL BE eALLoTEO FOR JAN. B. VOLUNTEER Fi7EMEH's Asso CLAYTON CHOOSES OFFICERS.

Contrary to expectations the fie- mems association, which met Thurs day night in the council chamber Ua the city hail, elected no department chief to succeed Chief Heukel, who declines to accept the position
 As it now stands there are two can didates, Jimmie Nichols and Sam Frankenberg, but after sorae discus sion it was decided nos to ballot for the office. but postpone it until the 2Sth Of thss month.
 The association transacted routine business only. However, the boys elected a secretary and treasurer Francis Thomas being chosen for the former office and Captain Dick Davis for the latter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
HUGE TRACT wlTHoRAws..
fSnscial to RevlsV.l

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-Roy Guild has been appointed postmaster at Rearock. vice C. A Gass. removed. Secretary Ballinser mas temporarily withdrawn. in sid of the proposed leg islation affecting the disposal of water power sites, from all form of disposi ton 6E.720 acres along the Bi,l Will Hams river and tributaries.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
FORMER CITY OFFICER
 SUED FOR MONEY
BANTEL SHORT S3ooo5 WHICH SAN FRANCISCO WILL MAKE EFFORT TO RECOVER.
By Assoc:aed Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 31.-suit was entered late toity by the city against former tieasurer Charles 4. Bantel for the ~csucn Of s9o. LOGO which disappeared from the treasury whi e he was in office. James Toma ty who was head bookkeeper in Banteis office. has nee been convicted Of em bezzIing a portion of the missing sum but no trace of the rest of the amouat has been found
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
cBy Associated Press) )

NEW YORK. Dec. s1.-Amalga- mated 90 3-s, Smelling Io3 7-S. Santa Fe I25 7-S, s. Paul I5s 3-s. New York Central 125 IT. Pennsylvania 137. Reading IT. Southern Pacific 137 7-s. Southern Pacific 2e4 3-s. Steel % 7-s, preferred 125, silver 52 5-s. Mexicans
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01

the freight handlers, and Thomas Van Lear. division organizer of the Ma chinists' un.oB- A similay request will be made by Mayor Lawler of St. Paul, it is said.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-07-27
PROPOSE TO FIGHT CLAIMS
Accident Insurance Companies Believe
RaWn Killed Himself.

Chicago, July 27.-Accident insur-
ance companies in which the late Ira
G. Rawn, president of the Monon rail
road, carried policies, have finished a
full investigation of the claims which
might be made on them following Mr.
Rawn's death, and it was announced
by Attorney ]. f. Damman, who will
handle all the cases, that none of the
companies would compromise the
claims with the heirs. 1t also was
said that the family would not be
paid the insurance money until it was
proved that Mr. Rawn did not commit
suicide, but was either murdered or
met his death by accident.
Either the full face of the policies
will be paid or not a dollar" the at
torney said.
The total amount of the accident in
surance is in the neighborhood of
$131 800, including accumulations. The
annual premiums paid by the late rail-
road president totaled $500, making
him the heaviest carrier of accident
insurance in Chicago