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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
GROOM RETURNS ID
 FACE MORE TROUBLE
CREDITORS GIVE HARSH VEL COME TO LOWELL VETERINARY IN THE COURTS.

1roubles over debts which have be- set D.. Frank Black of Lowell. veter. mary surgeon and prominent member Of the Warren District Driving club and other social organizations. reached a hard climax for the wet" yester- day afternoon when Justice High sent him to jail because he was unable to pay fine of s25 for beating a roar, bill.
 On the day of his wedding. about a week ago. everything belonging to the doctor was placed un6er attachment because it was thought he was going to leave town. never to return. After his effects were secured and upon his bride putting mp the necessary cash. the two departed for Los Angeles on 8 rather sO-rowful honeymoon. Dr. Black returned a day or two ago w.ll out his wife, but with a determina- ton to straighten out his affairs if possible.
 Quick as it was known he was bacE w. D. Kinsey swoTe out a warrant ttA AS4 -1ieAAE- t-a-'-7l 0sA AaAt- t-f of beating @ s25 board bill at the Kin. { sey house. He was unable to pay the $25 fine assessed by the cour.. so was remarded to jaii uudI some onc paid it for him. Late last night ,hl. had not been done.
 ! But this is not all Of the doctors troubles Down in Justice Murphy court at Lowell there is a simEa, . charge pending against him. The com plsiat in this instance is sworn to 5l the proprietor of the Busy Bee ca.e and states that he Is endeavoring tC avoid paying a board bill amountin.
 to nearly S3O.
 Meanwhile everything of value tn, doctor possesses is held under attach
 ment by the Lowell Drug Co, (,
 whom it is claimed he owes a larg
 sum.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
WELLS MAY NOT BE CLOSED BY
 HEALTH BOARD
Mayor Neale Points Out Why There Is Grave Danger of Hardship = Godfrey Sup ports Dr. Ragan,

It is strictly up to the board of health. said Mayor Neale yesterday, speaking of the alleged contaminated water in certain wells up Tombstone canyon.
 ''Dr. Godfrey, the territorial health officer. has even been consulted in the matter and states that a bacteriologi. cal test is useless and that Dr. Hagan is perfectly right in not ordering the wells on the Kelly property closed"
 According to Dr. Godfrey's commu- nication. the organic test which Dr. Hagan has made is sufficient. and that there being no evidence gained therefrom that the water was contam- mated is in itself sufficient to hold Dr. Hagan in the right
 Why, there are about twenty wells in this locality that would have to go" said Mayor Neale. The health de partment simply couldn't do it. The people up Tombstone canyon. for one thing, are not imbeciles and would not use the water for cooking and drinking purposes for minute if they thought anything was wrong with 1t. We cannot close them and destroy property on a mere suspicion. but must first have the evidence. They not only use the water for cooking and drinking. but for irrigation purposes as well"
 The numerous cases Of typhoid fe- yer in the vicinity. 1t is pointed out. could not arise from the wells. If such was the case. everybody would have been taken i'll at once. This Is the light in which the conservative people. as well as the physicians, look at the matter. To date the wells on the Kelly property. which started the controversy, are still being used and the residents of the district seem to have no fear of i'll consequences. It is figured that the typhoid germs hail ed from another source at present un- known, and were the result of an even closer association with the germ than could be produced by drinking well water
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
THE WEATHER.

(By Associated Pr6ss.l Arizona: Local rains Saturday and Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
ORGANIC LAW
 IF NEW STATE
 INTERESTS ALL
Citizens Discuss Constitution, New That Prospects ct Statehood Are Looking Bhghter-Nacd Of Care,

The strenuous wor1 for stateho5! now being done .n Washington and the probability of success crowning the efforts, creates interest in Bis bee among al classes Of citizens. Postmaster NJ. F. Cassidy and Mayor George Ne&-5 voiced the sentiment expressed Dy most citizens in the presence of Review reporters yesev- day.
 Said Mayer Neale: The feature of statehood of most interest to the people as a whole is the selection of a constitution --o men who frame that paper should be men who will not attempt to incorporate into it the matters that are only of legislative concern. I think the Democratic party is capable of naming that class of men for its delegates to the con. stitutioDal convention"
 Postmaster Cassidy said that he favored the bipartisan plan editori. ally favored by the Bisbee Daily Re view in inc matter of the selection of delegates to the state constitutional convention. Future generations will have 10 live under the constitutiol that shall be made by that conven- tiOn,' said Mir. Cassidy. and I think great care should be taken to make it a safe and sane paper. If ever there was an instance, however. where the masses of q territory get a chance to say what their constitution should and should not contain, it wall come to us here in Arizona.
 Recognizing that it IS difficult il get the necessary two-thirds vote to change a constitution once it has been adopted. the ennabling act pro. yides that the constitution, after i.s ratification by the framerS. must be submitted to C.e people for them to pass on anu if they object to 1t a new constitution must be drawn. This is a wise provision and l trust and believe Cat sse shall have a wise constitution and one free from the blunders of some Of the other states that have recently come into the union
 No doubt. exists now n tie m.ndi of Bisbeeltes that the present fight for statehood being made by Arizona at Washington win be a success
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
roMRsToNE RuMRmAn HuRT.

TOMBSTONE. Jan. 14.-t Special. j-- William Prethers, pumpman employ ed by the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co.,. met with a painful acci- dent on the 500 level of the main shaft late last night. He tripped and fell into the stump. his arms and chest be ing badly burned by the escaping steam. He was resting comfortably today, however.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
IF NEW YEAR SLIDES IN

and there is 10 coal in your cellar you won't need i; for it will be hot enough al your house. Better be sure than sorry. Stop in and order ton of our free burning stove ccS That win insure a good dinner "a you and good temper for you much better half. Avoid a bot tira by making sure of plenty Of coal. iNoEPESccAT FUEL C FEED co.
 2a5. ?. o. soa ez7. Ai,.cs Isia ss c5p. nalsc- cf-slss
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
DENIES GUILT WITH
 PROOF BEFORE HIM
MEXICAN ACCUSED OF PETTY THEFTs IS cHILDLIKE AND BLAND.

With the convincing pToocs of guilt in front of him. the watch stolen from the s. < P. change room. and various articles of jewelry stolen from the Sena home on Naco road. Manuel Avon. alias Cordoya. maintained an at titude of utter innocence in Justice auIphy's court yesterday when ar. 1! raigned on a charge of having stolen property in his possession.
 His plea was not guilty. At the hearing, however. Assistant Prosecutor Flannigan, representing the people examined four witnesses. two of them ! Mexican girls from Tintown, to whom Avon had given several rings, kenti. fed by Mr. and Mrs. Sena as having been stolen from their home ten days ago. The watch and all the jewelry were also introduced in evidence. but this made DO impression upon In, youthful suspect. who is not yet twei. ty years old.
 Justice M .ihy. however. took the case under aGvisement until 10 o'clock this morning when it is probable the defendant will in one way or another get part of what is coming to him.
 After the case was concluded Mrs. Sena identified Avon as the fellow she had seen on several occasions hanging about her home. She also said she aaw him steal some empty sacks from a nearby house on one oc casion.
 The hal brother of Manuel. Fran cisco Avon. could not be connected with any of the alleged thefts and as he was only arrested on suspicion. was allowed to go free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Objections Raised.

Senator EchOls objected to such re-
ference declaring that the measure
properly belonged 20 the committee
on privileges and elections
Senator Sale also made the point
that the bill should go first to the
committee on privileges ana elections
and later to the committee on finance.
Senator Strobe said that certain
legal questions wee involved. ana
he bought that these should be pass
cd on hy that committee.
Senator Keezell objected to the bIii
going TO any other committee than
that which had been charged with me
consideration Of such matters. lie
held that it should then go 20 inc
finance committee. for the finances
of the state are vitality interested ana
concerned in the matter"
Senator STROBE did not think il was
necessary To make any motion as 10
reference. but he though il should go
as h. had suegesteI.
II am willing to leave the reference
Of the bill to the president. said Sen
ator strobe
Referred to the committee on
privileges and elections" said Presi-
dent Euvson. and the bill was 50 re-
ferrcd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
HAMPTON PHOEBIIS AND OLD POINT-COntinued.

New York Ontario & Western 444
Norfolk & Western .... ...... '.'s
North American e. ...... ..' -
Northern Pacific go. .. ....'-i''. .
Pacific Mail .... ESQ.,. ......... "'l
Pennsylvania 49,. .... .... ..l'i -
peoDle's Gas .... ........ ....l"S
Pittsburg. G. G. q s. Louis -. 'o'2
Pressed steel Car .... ..-.... "''e
Pullman Palace Car .... ......I'' .
Railway steel Spring .... ..... ~
Reading 49,. .. Gee. ...... t'' .
Republic steel .... go. .....- 80 =
Republic Steel pfd .... .... ..l"'
Rock Island Co. .... go. ..... - -
Rock Island co. ptd .... ..... H''2
s.. Louis & san Fran. md Iid asa
81 Lous Southwestern .... ..- -''2
Isl Louis Southwestern pfd .... u ~
Sloss sheffield steel & Iron &C.. '@'2
Southern Pacific zee. &C.,. ....lz'"i
southern Railway .... go. -. -
Southern Railway PA &C.,. ..... -
Tennessee Copper &C.. 49,. 81 2
Texas * Pacific .... .-.. -.-.. ga
/ l.f 90. ~. lSJutr - ffts
Toledo. St Louis & Wesi. pa 6A12
Union Pacific .... So. &c.. -.Io"A
Union Pacific pfd .... .... .... ye
United States Realty .... ..... 40
United states Rubber &c.. ..... - a
United Stetes steel 49,. ...... so
United states Steel pfd go. ...l2oH
Utah Copper 800. ... e.. .... 4Si4
Virginia Carolina Chemical -. ava
Nvah,sh 49,. ..... 20A
Wabash pfd .... 49,. go. -. 4"A
Western Maryland .... ....... 40 p
Westinghouse Electric E. ..... 81
Western Union &c.,. &C.,. go. 81
Wheeling & Lake Erie go. 49,. "
Wisconsin Central &C.. ...... 40
Pittsburg Coal go. 800. ..... wa
American steel Foundry .... 81
United Dry Goods 80. ......1lS12
Laclede Gas go. go. -... -. 9'i2
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
JUDGE PUTS Il UP
TO THE GOVERNOR
JaiIs DistiIIer and Says Geor-
gia Executive Should
Close Brewery.


ATLANTA. GA. FEB. Folio"
ing criticisms OF United States CIR
cult Judge Newman for refusing 40
MAKE Il government gapger tell what
me knows about the operations Of
d'a,iIery. Judge \. W Fire. Of Dade
county. in q public card says:
I've done my duty. Now Jet me
governor do his. A brewer is making
lager beer in Olen and notorious de-
fance OF the law even in sight Of the
governors mansion in Atlanta. Now
what is going 10 De done
fite. who is a state judge. summon
ed Gauger Stegall 10 testify as TO IN"
operation Of the Care.on distillery.
Stegan refused because OF the law
fcrbidding any government employee
from telling anything he may learned
while in an official capacity. Fife pnt
Stesal in jail for contempt Of court.
Judge Newman lesuel writ OF
habeas corpus and released the
gauger.
The answer that ne WIS a govern
ment gauger. the federai judge held
was legal proof that a t'stillery was
in operation. contrary 10 state law.
The contention between the two
Judges led Tom Watson. erstwhile
Populist candidate for President. to
urge armed resistance by the state
10 the interference OF federal judges.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Feb. O.
The condition of the treasury At the
beginning of business today was as
follows.
Trust funds
Gold coin. $s64.oS6.s69
Silver dollars. $fS4,91S.00o
Silve- dollars Of 1890. $3.S7S.00n.
Silver certificates outstanding
S4S4.91S. 900
General fund,
Standard silver dollars in general
fund. s6150S75.
Current liabilities. S9S.5s3.65G
Working balance in treasury Offices
S23.3s7131
In banks 10 Cerdit Of treasurer OF
The United states. S35.i59233
Subsidiary silver coin. $2o1S6196.
Minor coin. S1.l57.296
Total balance in general fund So
1902
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Chjcaoo Grain Market.

CHICAGO. ILLS. Feb 5.-Wheat
and corn fell off today. trading beng
OF a nervous quality Oats. after al
hibitiug weakness. closed a trife
higher than yesterday and provisions
were higher all around. pork showing
the greatest advance
Articles Open High Low close
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
STATE WIDE Sk|Rh|SH
CONTINUED from First Page)

dav of May following such election
the inhibition against the making. sale
or handing OF liquor
II also provides that no other cleo
ton on this suit ect shall be held by
the state within folr years following
the date of the election TO be held
under the provisions Of the pending
measure.
When the bill had been read by
title Senator STROBE .sked that il be
sent to ;he committee for courts o.
,..e+ic4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06

See Il. o LAcEEYs Rent Ls'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
No Signs Of Liquidation Pres
sure on Market.
POLITICAL SKYS BRIGHTER
encouragement is Felt on Assurances
That Things in Washington Are
More Favorable to Stock Move
ment-Lcans Continue TO Expand.
CBv Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The action OF
the stock market today confirmed the
Impression made by yesterdays mar
ket of a subsistence OF the more acute
apprehension felt or proiessed over
the business and political outlook
Part of this was due 10 the require
ments of the uncovered snort interest.
which bought stocks because there
was no sign Of further pressure ol
liquidation. Also assurances were *
changed between some &c the opera
tors in the market that things look
ed better at Washington"
The bear party in the speculation
was somewhat inundated by the
evidence of substantial demand from
investment sources at the level 10
which prices were forced by the
weeks severe price decline.
Only faint attempts were made 10
contest the rising course of prices.
a sharp reaction in the coppers after
the opening. measuring its greatest
extent. The buying on the advance.
on the other hand. had some remain
ing signs of hesitation and caution.
Prices receded before the close and
the appearance of the bank statement.
The continued expansion of loans.
in spite of the heavy stock market
liquidation is in line with the show
ing for several weeks past. The large
decrease in cash reserve was another
surprise in the bank statement, as
the known movements OF money lndi-
Gated a gain of over $4,000. The de
crease shown by the actual figures
reached over $40 000,0 900
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
value s2.057,000. United States rs
have declined Is and the As u per
cent in the bid price On call since last
week
Total sales for the day were 442.-
800 shares. including: Sugar. 900;
Tobacco, 100: Atlantic Coast Line,
400; Chesapeake Ohio. iS.oo;
Louisville & Nashville. coo; Norfolk
& Western. 1900: Reading, 1880;
Rock Island. 39.1OO: Sloss Sheffield,
300; Southern Railway. 1900; pfd.,
300; Union Pacific. $4,000; United
States Steel, lOi 500; Virginia Caro-
lima. $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06

N. LEONARD,
IS Mellen St. Phoebus. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Closing List.


Allis Chalmers pfd 800. $1,000. 3sH
Amalgamated Copper go. 91~s
American Agricultural 49,. -. -
American Beet Sugar .... ..... 3'if
American Can pfd 49,. .... 14i2
} American Car < Foundry $500 6Oi4
american Cotton Oil 49,. 49,. =. %
s American Hide K Leather pfd -
American Ice Securities e. 49,. 2oi2
American Linseed 1890. $500. 14is
American Locomotive 49,. 800. 4Sie
American Smelling & Rein &C.. -
American Smelling & Rein pfd 1862
American Sugar Refining ...- 1909
American Tel. K Tel 49,. ....l3bi4
American Tobacco pid ... ~
American Wooden 49,. 49,. -. 32l2
Anaconda Mining CO. 49,. 900. 493s
AtchisOn 1890. Gee. .---.-ll''4
Atlantic Coast Line go. ...... ~
Baltimore & Ohio 800. -... ..llo'@
Baltimore & Ohio ptd 49,. .-... 80
Bethlehem Steel .... go. .. -
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ......- ia
1 Canadian Pacific .- - -...-llS"s
Central Leather . .. 49,. -
Central Leather I'D --.- -...-- ln''-
Central Of New Jersey .... $50
Chesapeake d Ohio ...- ..... Sl's
+ Chicago x Alton --.. .... ---. af'-
Chicago Great Western 49,. o.. 3'
z-Chicago (, Northwestern ... .-i.1
{ Chicago. MI & =. Pal .......141ie
C. C. {. & -. Louis .....-.-. 20
colorado Fuel q IRON .-.- 900 J-i-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06

are to be found in abundance In our
lines Of liquors. wines, etc. Our bot
tied goods are Il pleasure in anticipa-
ton and . JOY in realization. They
are the best that is bottled. 3 Rich in
, flavor. delicate TO the fastidiOus palate
and refreshing at all times.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-01
Life is Isn't
7. Worth Living
When This Statement 10 Made Il May
Be Generally Attributed To The
Lack Of Good Health. 'a

We want to talk to people who are
nervous, who suffer frequent headach-
es, who don't enjoy their food, who
are irritable, quickly lose their temp
err. who are SO exhausted that they
feel they must give up, and have be-
come SO Respondent that life doesn't
seem worth living. We believe that
is the matter with these people in
this condition, and If they. will follow
our advice we can tell them how to
regain good health and that buoyan
cy of feeling which makes life seem
surrounded with happiness and sun
shine a
Most of the above described condi
lions are chiefly caused by what rs
commonly called catarrh, below
par" condition of mucous membranes.
This delicate lining of certain Of the
body cavities becomes weakened, IN
famed and congested until the whole
system is weakened, mental depres-
sion ensuing as one of the results.
The wise way to overcome this condi-
ton is through treatment of the gen.
eral system. We have the treatment,
and we are so positive it will produce
the results we claim for it that we
will supply it to any one with the un-
Outstanding that we will return to
them every penny paid us in every
instance where the treatment is not
in every way satisfactory and bene-
fetal to them.
We want you to try Rexall Mucu-
Tone, which is scientifically devils
ed alternative tonic and body builder,
its action being to aid the body in its
effort to re-establish the natural and
healthy functions of the mucous men,
branes.
Rexall Mucu-Tone thus acts to ex-
pei the catarrhal poison" restore the
mucous cells to good health, tone up
the whole body, allay inflammation, re-
move congestion and stimulate the
system to healthy activity. 1t is
SPLENDID for aiding in the building up
of flesh and muscle tissue and remov-
ing weaknesses.
Come to our store and get bottle
of Mucu-Tone, and after giving it
reasonable trial, III you are not Salts
fed, simply tell us so, and we will
hand back your money without ques-
ton. Surely nothing could be more
fair than this. Rexall Mucu-Tone
comes in two sizes. 50 cents and s100
Remember you can obtain Rexall
Remedies in Hattiesburg only at our
store The Rexall Store. Owl Drug
Store. F. e. Williams & Sons, Pro-
prietors.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-01
fNOCKOUT:S JOSSIp'
0z<zHo3 Jetss
,NPUGH,IS IS

him better. now that he has had HE
I'LL Of killing big game. to sit at the
ringside and watch the big ones pun.
mel each other.
When johnson heard that Roose.
Eyelt ~ a5AeHsead II the match he
iaid hewf6Il IKE toy bSse @s;fotsner
Chief executive act IL referee o.
course such = thing is impossible but
. better s,1sfefee Fcouldn't be found.
Teddy would make them light He
wouldn't stand for any ttallips 9for
the moving picture mSohines Andfthe
mans who earned thes victory would
get the decision. Roosevelt is good
boxer himself and knows much about
the game, Es III
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-01

After his battle with Tommy Nc,
Carthy in San Francisco. Johnny
Thompson the Sycamore Cyclone" is
going to try harder than ever to get
a fight with Nelson, Wolgast, or Nc
Farland. This fellow Thompson Is a
hard, nut to crack. !, He's one OF the
wading in sort OF battlers and has a
slam in either mitt that would put
a man away, but he has had hard
luck in landing 1t when up against
men of championship caliber. -Thomp.
son is manly little, fellow and is not
a brawlers When be isn't training for
a fight he is out on his chicken farm
at, Sycamore ILL., working. He keeps
Ia good; condition IAll the time and
doesn't have to boil the alcohol out of
his hide when a match comes along.
He would give Nelson a hard battle
for twenty roundE In fight Of that
length he ought to whip Mcfarland
Packy had taste Of the Cyclones
lighting in Kansas City recently and
he refused to make return match
Packy 10 over in England or Ireland
now and wants some Of the easy
money there. He probably could have
made more in San Francisco fighting
Thompson but didn't see 1t that way
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-01

Well, well, we'll. Bill Squires has
been licked again. Bill Lang did 1t
this time in seven rounds. How did
Squires ever get the notion that he lie
fighter any way? He's the worst
ounce that ever came to this country
Think of it. He once talked about
fighting Jeffries and the boilermaker
was in his prime at the time. The
Jack Munroe slaughter would have
been tame as compared to what JEFF
would have done to Squires.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-01
READY INSTINCT
OF The NEGRo
IIrs.rsted At Augusta, MISS" ~"'"
County Convict made His Escape
From The Guard.

special to The NeUS. ,.or
Augusta, Miss, Feb. Tine "',
has lust learned of the escape u =
county convict, and an incident III ~. o,
eScape wkich aptly illustrates a no
gro's ready, prompt and accui'''
stinct in seizing an opportunity
Steve Combs, the guard, moun'eu .
stump with his gun. The s'uhiD y,
ing thoroughly rotten crushed unael
his weight; and in falling COMBS suD
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-01
ROOSEVELT HEADING NORTH.

Wadelai, Belgian Congo, Feb. l.
According to reports brought here by
native runners, the Roosevelt hunting
party will leave tomorrow or next
day for Minute. This is to the north,
in the province Of the Nile, and will
be reached by boats up the River Bar
e'-Jebel. The trip will occupy about
two days. When the expedition
reaches Minute the big game hunting
will be practically over. The former
president expects to reach Khartoum
about March IL. where he will be met
by Mrs. Roosevelt.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-01

Ne friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Butler