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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HAVE NEW OFFICERS
LODGE HAS GROWN STEADILY UNTIL IT HAS 25o MEMBERS IN DISTRICT.

Officers who will serve during 1slo have been installed by the local lodge of Knights of Columbus. the event taking pace few nights since al their club rooms in the Muheim build ing
 Those who will serve are-s pr. John Hagan. grand knight; P. II. Kelly. deputy grand knight: Dan Seed. chancellor; John Cowan, finan- cial secretary: N. J. Hagen. reeord- ing secretary; A. T. Sowle. treasurer; Robert Elliott, warden; John Bres- lin. inside guard; Carl Graf, lee turer.
 The lodge has gro.n very rapidly within the last few monthE. its membership being more than 250 at present The promise of future growth is also very bright. as a number of applications have been "e- 'ceived recently. Initiation of sev- eral candidates will be had within the next two weeks. the date to oe named later.
 During the latter par: of the year the lodgemen established a perma- nent home in the Muheim buiIdins. where they have a suite of rooms comfortably fitted up for club and lodge purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
SYRUP FACTORY FOR TUCSON.

TUCSON. Arig Jar T. fsltcia) ~
 That the WcT-,rn Maple Syrup company of Los An seles. coast agents for the Cary Malle Syrup company Of St. Johnsbury. Vermont, will at once begin the erection Of a syrup factory here. was the statement of c. J. Lewis. representing the Western Ma pie Syrup company of Los Angeles. Lewis claims that his company will put in s5,00O worth Of in the city. having se- cured a site for it's factory on the Southern Pacific railway.
 Work on the construction of the new factory, he says will begin im- mediately. and he decrares that the factory will be in operation within sixty days.
 Lewis yesterday stated that his company had interested local capital in the new project to the extent that the factory was assured under Tue son management, but declined to give out the names of the local capitalists interested in the project.
 In addition to the manufacture ot maple syrup the new company herC will engage in the business of bot
 ting extracts and soda water. during
 the summer months.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
CANNOT
 SURVIVE OPERATION
AT EARLY HOUR THIS MORNING DOCTORS ABANDON HOPE OF RECOVERY.

Following an operation for a per forated apendix and peritonitis per formed as the last hope for saving his life, it was announced at an early hour this morning that W. J. Paterson. manager of the Bisbee Fuel and Feed company, would probably not survive until daylight
 MT. Patterson was taken suddenly ill Monday afternoon and found 1t necessary to go home from work Yes terday his condition grew worse and Dr. Cohen, the attending physician, found it necessary to perform an op- eration. This was done at his home. Drs. Shine. Cohen. Ferguson and Miner attending.
 Mir PatteTson's eastern relatives were notified by telegraph last even ing Of his desperate condition. He is married but has no children.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
BIC POULTRY SHOW IN BOSTON.

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. li.-Mechan- ics building is one clamorous cackie, the annual poultry show of the Bos- ton Poultry Association having been opened here today, to continue through the week The exhibition is by far the largest and most important ot its kind ever held here. The nun ber Of entries is the largest ever r2- corded and comprises practically ev- cry known vaxiety of foreign and do- nestle foWis.s Birds from all parrs of the United States. including the remote regions of the Pacific coast. from Canade and from a number c: other countries. are on exhibition and in addition to them large as sortment of pet animals of every de- scription. The cat show is unusually interesting this year and is attracting great attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
MANAGER DENIES
 TROUPE IS BUSTED
HAS ALL KINDS OF CASH FOR RAILROAD FARE, AND LEAves TODAY.


 We're not stranded. We just laid on a day and leave for Morenci in the mdrning." said Manager Brady of the American Musical Comedy com pany. last night. regarding a report circulated about town that the com pany had disbanded for lack of funds to get out of town.
 The company will leave this smo-n- ing at 7:35 for Morenci. where it will fill a stock engagement The mem- bers will go from there to Globe. where they will open a new thcater February l. They would have re. mained here. but were playing to such poor business that it was impossible to make financial ends meet Their productions were high class and all well staged. but the people did not seem to care to patronize the shows
 The company closed at the Orpheum Monday night with rThe Apache Chief" a musical comedy in three scenes. which contained several fine musical numbers. including march pieces. gun drills and Indian melodies the favorite being Pride of the Prai- rie.r sung by Charles Reilly.
 The company has made many friends since coming to Bisbee. and its departure will be regretted. At Mo fenci they will put on a vaudeville show. which will give members of the chorus a chance to put on sDecia'ties Every member of the chorus is spe cialty artist. both singers and dancers
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12

The Life of Moses" in moving pictures is now the chief film attrac- ton at the Royal. The story is told in three films, the first installment oI which was given last night Man lager Betz has had explanatory pro grams printed, narrating the events as they appeared last night Other pictures, now being shown are An Indian Wife's Devotion" a dramatic humber; The New Governess. q 'nelodrama, and A Million DOlla.
 Mix Up,' a comedy Illustrated songs and the concert by the orchestra un- der C. J. Alden's leadership com
 pleted the program. which was wit messed by three crowded houses.
 The Life of Moses" deals with the edict of Pharoah that all male Hebrew children should be put Io
 death, the execution Of the order " Pharoah's soldiers and the spiritins away of Moses into the bullrusbes. ] together with the finding of the babe i by Pharoahs daughter. her interces- sion with Pharoah. and the relentins of the monarch when the daughter
 wanted to adopt the child.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
ALEXANDER AFTER
 THAT s6,OOO FEE
GOES TO TOMBSTONE TO LOOK AFTER SUIT AGAINST SHAT TUCK, EFT AL.

PHOENIX, Jan. 11.-Captain Alex ander has returned from Tombstone on legal business Of a purely personal case of treet >and Alexander against Shattuck and others to collect a fee for legal services amounting to S60.OOO
 This fee was earned in the Shat tuck-COstello litigation which has been in the courts of this territory and the United States supreme court for years. At the time Of the be- ginning of litigation the attorney for Shattuck was the late Judge w H. Barnes Of Tucson. The fee of the at- torney was a contingent It was to be one-fourth of the proceeds of the suit which by the way was for the recov- cry of the Shattuck mining claims which have turned out to be valuable.
 In the lower court at Tombstone Costello was given judgment and no lice of appeal was given by Judge Barns. The appeal. however. was not effectd, but when the case was brought 10 the highest court Judge Barns who was unable to be present, re tained Street and Alexander. They were to receive one-thind of the tota fee. J. M. 0'Connel had also been retained by Judge Barnes on the same terms to look after the Tombstone-enC of the case.
 Tie appeal was dismissed by the trritOrial supreme court and an ap peal was then taken to the United States supreme court Before i reached a hearing a settlement was ef fected by which Shattuck received cived his share of the fee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
REPORT OF suAPI FLOOD.
CBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The first official report of the destruction of the Indian village of Supai. in Arizona, by wall of water twenty feet high, on January f. was received by the bu- read on Indian affairs. from Charles E. Coe. superintendent of the Hava- supai Indian school. today. Coe states that the flood. caused by the sudden melting of snow. burst the reservoirs draining the basin. and swept through the village All buildings were swept away but the employees Of the school escaped. One death has been re- ported
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
DECLARE GOVERNMENT
 CAN'T WIN SUIT
BRAKEMAN LINES ASK FOR DIS sMIssAL OF ACTION ON THAT PLEA.
lBy Assoe.ated Press.)


 WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.-Stating that the government cannot win it's suit for a dissolution of the so-called Hartman lines. instituted at Salt Lake two years ago. the ruling spirits of the railroad interests have made clear their attitude to the officials here They want the pending suit dis missed.
 This, in short, was the character of representations made to President Taft and several of his advisers. at a conference at the White House yes terday. by Judge Robert S. Lovett president of the Hartman lines, and his associates.
 The statements made by the rail road officers will be followed by care fully prepared written data setting forth fully the contention Of the ran road interests Attorney General Wickersham and Frank G. Kellogg, the government trust busters" will prepare a memorandum for the presi- dent. arguing their opinion on the proposition submitted. The attitude of the administration cannot be stated positively It is said. however. that material concessions will have to be made by the railroads from the stand they have taken. if they hope for any relief from the government. unless their contention that the Union and Southern Pacific lines are not com petitive within the meaning of the statute. is accepted by the govern ment.
 c. A. Severance. principal govern ment counsel in the dissolution suit. is expected in Washington, when he will explain fully to the attorney gen eraI and to NIT. Kellogg. the position of the government.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
WALLACE STATUE UNVEILED.
wAsHINGToN Jan 11-Tbe st,t

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The stat ue of Gen. Lew Wallace of Indiana. V aich was unveiled today in the statuary hall of the national capitol. added another to the growing list af American notables thus honored by the states that nurtured them. To honor the memory Of the author Of Ben Hur.' statesmen. authors and diplomats assembled in the south wing of the capitol Indiana was rep resented by it's governor. it's senior senator and it's best known living pcet all of whom took part in the exercises. The Turkish empire. 10 which Mir Wallace was for many years minister from this country. was represented by the charge q affaires of it's embassy here.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
HOW LAST SENTENCE
 OF DEATH RESULTED
cOcHIsE COUNTY VERDICT FL NALLY ENDED IN COMPUTING TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT.

It win perhaps interest Bisbee people 10 learn of the last time q death sentence was pronounced in cochise county. This occurred lit tie more than five years ago. when E. Eridio. better known as "Chapo,' was sentenced to be hanged.
 "Chapo' whose name was Spanish for the Americanism shorty" was indicted with -four other Mexicans upon the charge of killing Arthur Wight. a deputy sheriff at Black Diamond. The jury. after the man ner of juries in Cochise county. re- turned a verdict of first degree mur- der in one case. giving life impris- onment. The chief offender was given 20 years.
 When chapo was being tried. At torney Fred Sutter. who was acting as assistant to the district attorney in prosecuting the case. decided that it had gone far enough. In his final summing up of evidence he plainly told the jury that he wished them either to liberate the man as not guilty or 10 return a verdict of first degree murder with the death pen alty. The latter verdict was reach- ed
 Twice were dates set for holding the hanging. and preparations were made upon each occasion to fulfll them. Each time stays were granted by the supreme court, Sheriff Lewis had his trouble for nothing. ChapC finally went to the territorial prisol for life. hIs sentence having been commuted
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
MORRISON IS
 CONFIRMED AS
 J. 5. ATTORNEY
Unofficial News of the Action Comes to Bisbee Man Yes terday from Delegate Cam eron al Washington.

According to an unofficial telegram received yesterday by Joseph E. Aor- rison from Delegate Ralph Cameron. the senate confirmed his appointment as United States district attorney for Arizona. recently recommended by President Taft
 Mir. Morrison was first notified of his appointment. after a hard fight between his adherants and those of J. l.. B. Alexander. the former incum- bent shortly before the Christmas holi- days. It was hoped that his appoint ment would be acted upon before the senate adjourned. but this was not done. The same message which told MT Morrison of his confirmation. a;so told of the confirmation of Charles A. Overlook Of Douglas as United States marshal for the territory.
 Mir. Morrison. with his wife. will leave today for his former home in Prescott. where he will visit his brother. Hon R. E. Morrison. for sew eral days. He will remain there entiI he is officially notified of his confirma- tion. by Attorney General Wicker sham. He will then go to Phoenix and take the oath of office, which will probably be administered by Chief Justice Kent
 The district attorneyship carries with it a salary of $4,O0o a year. to- sether with travelling expenses and the upkeep Of an office. According to law he is allowed two assistants, but at present appropriation has been made for only one. This pays s1.S00 a year. 4 stenographer at $9O0 a year also goes with the office. Who his appointees will be Mir. Morrison is not yet ready to state. His assistants will probably be chosen from among attorneys in the northern part of the territory, according to local rumor. Mir Morrison will make his headquar ters in this city.
 Mr Overlock took office several months ago. succeeding former Mar shal Ben Daniels. He has been in active performance of the duties of the position since August. He has headquarters in Tucson. |.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
FAVORED FEW ARE
 BITING OA VEN|SON
SEVERAL SPECIMENS OF DEER BROUGHT BACK BY NImRoD OF LOWELL.

Fine .onora venison steaks can now be had. for day or two, at least. William Turyey. foreman Cf the Tovrea markets at Lowell. return ed yesterday from a few days hunt ing trip in the mountains of the sis ter republic south of Douglas.
 He brought back several fine spec imens of deer. as well as much other game. He reports game of all kinds to be exceedingly plentiful. One of the deer was a particularly fine speci- men, weighing 57 pounds The other weighed nearly as much
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
PHYSICIANS MEET.

FIT. WAYNE. Ind, Jan. 11.-Tbe Tri-State Medical association. which the states of Michigan. ohio and Indiana, met i1 annual conven- ton here today for a two days ses- sion. The program of the meeuhs provides for addresses and papers by a number of physicians and surgeons of wide prominence.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12

Mme. Frieda Langendorff has been one of the most successful of the grand opera stars of the Royal Opera ia both Vienna and Berlin; co-star with Mime. Gadski and Mime. Schn- mann-Heink. she has received the bandits and endorsement of the most critical of royal opera followers.
 In America Mime. LangendorG has been soloist with the leading sym phcny Orchestras Of the east. for the oratorio and choral societies of the middle west and north. and as Q re cital star has had three years expe- rience, together with one year at the Metropolitan opera in New York. She comes to us for one recital only on January 27. at the Orpheum. with a vocal equipment of the best.
 Even more potent than her noble voice is the temperament that makes it vital, the dramatic power that pen etrates and sways. Her voice is a pure mezzo-sop-ano, broad. round and full toned fin the lower register, rising with sustained power and purity through the middle up to the crystal like clearness and vibrant intensity in the higher reaches. with a foreign air that adds to the interest. Her programs are well built and run the gamut Of German lieder. modern com positions. classical numbers. ballads and operatic arias. This Is the second concert to be given by the Y. W. C. A. Let all remember the date. Janu ary 27.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. l1.-Em. peror Nicholas received today W W. Rockhill, who presented his creden- cials as American ambassador to Russia. Mrs. Rockhill was not pres ented to the empress, as she is COB fined to bed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
Ex-GoV. MILLER DIES.
TBv Associafed Presgl

fBy Associated PreSs.) FL PASO. Jan. 1I.-Lorine Milier. one time acting governor of Nez, Mexico. died here tonight. aged = years.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
THE WEATHER.

Arizona-Tonight and "Wednesday,
 partly cloudy, with local snow in north portion.
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