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Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
CASEY IS HERE
REAEi TO,MEET
CHARGES MADE
CoaSults With BiSbee Attor-
neys Prior to Going to Globe
Where He win Face the
Court

J. p. Casey OF III Paso. arrived in
the city yesterday for a consultation
with his attorneys Morrison and Dorr
with regard TO the indictment which
he must face next week when he goes
on trial before the district court. The
indictments are five in number and
charge him with frauds OF various
character in connection with the man
agement of the Carmen Consolidated
Mining company, Of which he was an
organizer and promoter.
The cases win be tried before
Judge Lewis. of Globe. who viii act
as special presiding officer in the
court in lieu of Judge Doan. Judge
Doan barred himself, declaring THAI
he was disqualified owing to the fact
that his son. Attorney Frank Doan
is one of the prosecuting witnesses.
The charges against Mr.. Casey are
the outgrowth Of a bitter fight be
tween him and c B. Bell OF Douglas.
who stands back OF the charges. One
of the indictments charges Casey with
Misrepresentation OF funds of the
company. others with misapplying
money received for sale Of stock
Mr.. Casey refused to speak upon
The subject of his indictments save
that the charges against him are
baseless and he expects to be
cleared without difficulty. The trials
are scheduled to be heard during the
ore part of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Mauk in sisbee.

Gearge Mauk. agent for the S. P.
at Globe. passed yesterday in this
city on business, going from here last
evening TO Douglas to attend 10 details
connected vi h property he owns at
that place Mr. Mauk is an enthus-
iastic believer in Globe and its fu-
ture. declaring that while things are
duh there at present. he expects ac-
tivity TO resume within a short period.
and looks on the city and district as
having a fine outlok. Wife in Bis
bee Mr. Mauk was kept busy shaking
. hands with his many friends here.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
SEND PEN 10 rAET

DOUGLAS. June 1.-THE Douglas
Chamber OF Commerce sent gold
silver-copper pen 10 President Taft to
sign statehood bill Douglas republi-
cans are arranging to have grand
reception for Delegate Ralph Gamer
on on his return in honor of state
hood Members Of territorial party
win be invited. =.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
French Makes Visit.

ager OF the Copper Queen COMPANY
ager of the Coppre Queen company
passed several hours in Bisbee yes
terday on company business. return
ing to Douglas last evening Mr..
French stated thai the smelter is run
ming about as usual. and the outpu
this month would in al probability
be in the neighhorhood Of the average.
Tobeinoann in city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
BUY YOUR CALIFORNIA TICKET
AS FAR As PlZMO BEACH

The ideal pleasure resort of all
Coast Beaches On the Pacific Coast
Situated in San LIS Obispo County
California. half way between San
Francisco and Los Angeles on the
Southern Pacific Coast Line. Five
rains daily from Los Angeles. First
class hotel Tent City in connection.
Pleasure and comfort and all kinds Of
amusements- PIZMo BEACH is the
safest for surf bathing. and the most
beautiful widest and longest on the
west coas- OF the United States. Spe-
cial weekly and monthly rates to
guests. Under new management.
PIZMO BEACH RESORT COMPANY
1877
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Will Leave Hospital.

Mr1 William Robinson. who TO-
several weeks-has been confined to q
hospital at San Francisco. as the re
suit Of an operation. viii be able with
ia a short time to leave the iusti u
ton. as she is well advanced in con
valescence. News OF her rapid re-
covery will doubtless be pleasing tc
her many friends in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Owls Dance Tonight.

The Bisbee lodge Of Ow,s win en-
terrain its members and invited guests
this evening at odd Fellows hail with
dance, The order since the recent
installa ion Of the local lodge has
grown greatly in strength and is daily
becoming more popular fraternally
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
NOTICE

l hereby notify the public, that
on and after this date viii not
be responsible for any debts con
tracted by my wife. Mrs c. c
Brown.
(Signed) c. G. BROWN.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Moves Warren Reetauranl

The restaurant until recently 0wae.l
by Mrs. Rooney. in he CroekeT
building at Warren, has been moved
by the propriteress . the huiid'ng
formerly occupied by Mrs. Thurstoa,
opposite the c. & A. general office
building
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
MRS. Mekeehan returns.

Mrs. Joseph NIeKeehan. wife of
City Clerk McKeehan. returned yester-
day from Hereford. where she was for
several davis as the guest of Mrs.
Fletcher.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Leave for New York.

Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Bellew> were pas
sengers out last evening for New
York, making the trip from-he TO
New dreams by train. from that city
TO St Louis By steamboat up the Mis-
siDpi river. again aking train for
Washington, d. c.. and New York city,
from that point They viii return
TO Bisbee during the early fan
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
FEw CROP GARDEN SEEDS AND
FLOWER SEEDS ON SALE AT
CENTRAL PHARMACY 31e
Return to Douglas.

0CtUi n 70 LOuS Ids'
James S. Douglas of Douglas and
Nacozari and Cashier c. o. Ellis. Of
the Bank OF Doug as passed a short
time in Bisbee yesterday on personal
business re nrning to their home on
the late afternoon train
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Ross Visits eisbee.

Attorney J. F. Ross. OF Douglas,
passed through Bisbee yesterday on
his way home from the county seat
where he was for several days attend
ing the session OF the district court
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Quiet cour, Day.

aN'Nt NUN0N baTs
Yesterday was another quiet day in
local court circles. But two cases
were heard before Justice Burdick In
each Of which a penalty o. seven and
a half days was exacted from the de
PENDANTS for drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct. In Judge Highs M
bunal no cases were heard either
for cltl or county.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
- NlsIts smelter.

J. II. Tobelmann. assayer and chem
isl for the c. & A. smelters. arrived
in the city yesterday from Douglas,
FOR a brief stay He viii return TO
his home oday
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
CITY
======IN===--==--::::=-:-:::-:
BRIEF
~etts=
To cendaet Revival.

Rev. W E. spieer left Yesterday
for Santa Maria. Cal. where he will
be ion "a fortnight. engaged in eondue.-
ing revival services. His papit win be
occupied Sunday. althcagh who viii
do So aas not been announced.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
On Business Trip.

George f. Buxton and Ross Griffith.
Of the Buxton-Smith company passed
Yesterday at Douglas on business
mission making the trip to and from
the Smelter Civ in Mr. Buttons
auto.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18

The cost OF leather is steadily ad-
vancing; and we are bound to
.beieve that even low sshoes will
be higher.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Has Fine Pup.

ffaS Fne Pup.
Judge Owen Murphy. OF Lowell, has
a hadsome little setter pup, the pres
eut Of Foreman Brennanstool, OF the
Junction mine. The judge thinks
there was never a dog like his. and is
kept busy explaining its good points
and the perfect specimen he expec 8
him 20 grow into.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
HOG, Hoo. "You, You Owls Dance
Saturday night
Head Badly Cut.

Joe Sig;nand. a miner employ ed
at Tire C. & A. shaft. suffered rath-
er severe injury Thursday night when
a huge boulder. falling from the reof
OF the drift, grazed his forehead and
inflicted a deep cur. his head was
dressed at the c & A. dispensary.
SigmuRd experienced an unusuaily
narrow escape. as a fraction of an
inch nearer would have meant his
death.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
NOTICE

The Offices Of the Heffern Mining
Co. have moved to the miEe. Any
one having business. viii address p.
o. Box No. 103. I. V. Scott, Sec'y. and
treas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18

RSONAL-Refined widow, young.
Has little son Wishes acquaintance
OF bachelor or widower with means
and home. Address Fay Counts,
General Delivery, Denver Colo.
31s
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
10 wHoM IT MAY coNcERN

On and after this date hereby give
no ice that / will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by my wife.
Margaret Walton.
THOMAS j. WALTON
3O5
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
NEW CROP GARDEN SEEDS AND
FLOWER SEEDS ON SALE AT
CENTRAL PHARMACY 31e


F. b. King. division superintendent,
and F. B. Wilson. resident engineer
for the f. p. & s W, passed yester-
day in this city, returning TO Doug
las. their headquarters. last evening
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Gibson Visits Risbee.

r. l. Gibson a well known insur-
ance man OF Douglas passed yester-
day in this city on business. returning
10 his home last evening
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
rev CROP GARDEN SEEDS AND
FLOWER SEEDS ON SALE AT
CENTRAL PHARMACY 3fe
Visits with Relatives.

Mrs. w. A. King. Of Warren has
gone d Quebec. Can. where she will
be the guest of relatives MOI. several
months.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18

William Mckee. master mechanic
for the c. & A. passed a shcrt time
at Douglas yesterday on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Returns from Visit.

JOhn 5. Warren returned from SAT-
ford yesterday after a visit of two
weeks in hat section. on business
and pleasure
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
TRY MURINE EYE REL REMEDY E1N.

Murine Eye Salve. In Ascpfic Tubes PC. 81 20.
Murine Bye Remedy. Liquid &c aoc, slQ0.
Murine Doesn't smart - Soothes Bye Pain
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
10 a Raso.

Walter Douglas. general manager
Of the Copper Queen company. left
last vening for FL Paso for a short
stay on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18

Charles Mexican Of cour land re
turned TO his home yesterday. haV-
ing made the trip with MANAGER
Young CT the Great Western.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
CLEARING OUT SALE

of Mnisery. commencing. Monday
June goth 81 Mrs J. J Muirhead's.
522
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18

Hoo. Hoo" Owls Dance Saturday
Night. odd Fellows Hall
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Occupies New Residence.

RENO Hendrickson has moved into
his residence, at Warren. which was
completed but I. few days sincc.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Gould no Better.

Editor L. F. Gould. OF the Miner. who
has been confined to his home ON
School hill for several days with an
attack OF rheumatism. is reported 10
be no better.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Texas Business Trip.

J. b. Frickey and Albert Pettey
viii leave during ,the coming week
for Texas points for "a short stay on
business
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Going to Coast.

Harry Newcomb viii leavve shortly
according to plans he is now enter
aiming, for The coast 10 take a course
Of stEdy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
Rented mo Sold

Awnings. FurnitT re, Sewing Machines
HAYDEN, kAsUN & CO.
Phone 12a~ lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18

COME one. come all. large and small
To the Owls ball. odd Fellows
Han. Saturday night June IS
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18

Arizona Headquarters in San Fran
cisco-Stanford Hotel. $50 Kearny St
ia
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18

Another Reynolds Arrives
Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Rey-
nolds. June "a. a son.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
J. A. zAHpER. TUNER

is in town. Leave orders at W. Muir's
or Clarence Krinbill's. If.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-18
FOR NERVOUS DISORDERS TAKE
HORsFORDs' ACID PHOSPHATE

Especially recommended for the re
lief of nervous headache exhaustion
a I'D Insomnia
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
SEEDS FROM WILLIAM ALDEN.
Postmaster Warren Gets EN-. Just
Like Other Voters.

Postmaster Homer Warren felt just
like a plain, everyday citizen. Tues
day morning, when his official mall
was dumped on his desk TO be opened.
Right on top of the heap lay bulky
envelope with the frank OF Senator
William Alden Smith in the corner,
and the inscription showed that the
contents were sample seeds from the
department OF agriculture.
Be Ii known that the free seed dis
tribution is the bulwark of national
politics. II is the resource OF the Of
flce-holder in Washington who wants
his constituents TO know that he has
not forgotten them. Otherwise IL
would have been abolished long ago.
BY sending the postmaster packet
of flower seeds, Senator Smith recog-
nized Homer Warren as one of the
plain voters and amenable 10 the
delicate compliment of floral recogni-
ton Also. it inferred a taste for the
beautiful on the part of the postmas-
ter.
Il am going TO take these right
home and give them TO Mrs. Warren
to plant" said Homer. and he smiled
with a cheerful grin as IL he believed
the eloquent senator had really sat
down and written that address with
his own beautifully manicured hands.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
sWEARs BUCKLEY
ASKED $4,000 BRIDE
President Kingsley Says Lobbyist
Promised To Prevent Bill Being
Made Party Measure.

NEW YORK. March 29.--Darwin p.
Kingsley. who succeeded the late John
A. Mccall. as president Of the New
York Like Insurance Co. on the witsnes
stand today al the Are insurance In
quiry by State Superintendent Hotch-
kiss swore positively that William III.
Buckley solicited IA bribe OF $4,000 for
six senator's whereby he promised 10
prevent the Armstrong bill being made
a Republican party measure. This bill,
later passed. compelled the insurance
companies TO make public their lists
OF policyholders.
Kingsley was called 10 the stand at
the orening OF the inquiry while Buck
ley SAT facing him. Kingsley said he
Was president OF the company In
1906 and went 10 Albany To urge the
passage OF an amendment to the pro
posed Armstrong law which would
prohibit the policyholders list being
made public He succeeded in getting
the senate 10 amend the bill SO the list
could be kept secret.
President Kingsley said Buckley
later accosted him and said the Repub-
leans would hold caucus, reconsider
action on the amendment and pass the
Armstrong bill in It's original form.
Witness testified that Buckley said he
could secure" six senator's for $4,000
and protect Kingsley's interests.
Kingsley said he refused 10 pay the
amount and the change was made
thereby forcing the insurance com
pany 10 exhibit its list Of policy hold
ers to the world. causing a heavy loss
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
CRIPPLE WANTS DAMAGES.
J. c. Cochin Permanently Injured BY
Being Thrown Out Of Saloon.

James ~. Cochin. minus one leg. and
with the other helpless. was Tuesday
morning wheeled into Judge Murnn' =
court where his suit against Sylvester
j. Marion and Albert J. Jarvis had
been set for trial. Cochin blames
these men for the loss of his limbs.
aud brought suit for $4,000.
Cochin sustained his injuries in
being thrown out OF Ashley's saloon.
az John X and Columbia,sts.E two
years ago. In playful mood. one OF
the men suggested throwing Cochin
out when he entered. They used more
force than necessary. IL is alleged. and
Cochin fell 10 the sidewalk. breaking
his leg. The fracture was bad one.
and kept him confined To his bed for
a long time, Bed sores resulted. and
blood poisoning followed. To save his
life II was found necessary To ampu-
tate one Of his legs. The leg ampu-
tated was not the one broken. The
broken bone In the injured leg never
knit properly. and the plaintiff is now
a helpless invalid.
A proposition looking toward a set
Element OF the case was made, and Will
probably be accepted. No evidence
was taken Tuesday.
Marion. one of the defendants. is a
member OF one of the oldest French
families In the city. and is wealthy
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

Negotiations On With State Militia
and Regulars For Program of
Drills and Naneuvers.

A big military tournament will fea-
ture the state fair this year. II plans
now being considered by the manage
ment come 10 succession issue. The
idea is TO have the local military com
panies and as many as can come from
out IN the state, as well as the regu-
lars stationed at Fort Wayne. partici-
pate in a series OF drills and fancy
maneuvers In front of the grandstand
Manager j. T. Harmon is taking the
matter up with the proper officials
with good prospects. II the negotia-
tons are successful a Military Day
will be added TO the fair program.
Both the Wright brothers and Glenn
Curtiss have submitted proposals 10
give aeroplane flights. The manage
ment plans to secure at least two aero
planes for fair week, one 10 give eXhi-
bition fights of fancy nature and the
other for distance stunts. represen-
tafiye OF the fair association viii at
tend the Memphis aeroplane meet in
April, to judge OF the merits OF the dif-
ferent machines entering the contests.
Fair officials met with a number OF
auto dealers In the Griswold house
Monday afternoon TO discuss plans for
the automobile building TO be erected
on the fair grounds. The building Will
have floor area OF NJ least 10000
square feet Work on the building Will
begin about April 10.
A feature of the auto races
scheduled for the last day will be a
'-Jim Cannon" stunt. Dummies OF
straw will be placed in the course, and
prizes will be awarded TO the drivers
who can most successfully dodge them.
The road building exhibition prom
Uses to be one Of the most interesting
features ever provided. Eight OF the
largest bodybuilding concerns in the
country will compete. building 300-foot
lengths OF sample roads OF cement
gravel, stone. clay and other materials.
The management will engage at least
two great bands, probably Creatore's
and Webber's
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT March 29.-C!ose; wheat
had an easy opening on Tuesday ne
cause OF rains and cloudy conditions IN
the southwest. some unloading nau
been done on Monday afternoon, the
holders fearing the slump that ram
might bring and more selling was done
ON Tuesday The stronger bulls bv-
Ifeyc the slump will be temporary.
THEY Soy the wheat crop OF kansas,
Missouri ana Nebraska has been kilied
To the extent 81 30 per cent, ana the
balance ia I'm need OF rain East OF the
Mississippi the injury is hNcd at 10 TO
20 per cent and this the bulls say VII
not Dee helped by rain rms INJURY VII
De shown up by rains. winch are hee9tu
to- allow something more than SutsslhE
at the actual condition oi ths Wlht1l
wheat crop. Wheat ruled weak nedilE
fol cash. and &c for May and July. The
close was st the lowest OF Tire day IN
MAY but July recovered 90 near ",
finish on some covering OF wheat soid
earlier I'm the day. Corn closed 40 "a
loss % $40. and tloverseed siuWprd 80
Wheat quotatiops--Casl No. red.
iLiitt,t 9 Nsy d GpfIngaa 70 Sis July
.1psr.d with "A decline or - NJ 81 .J3's,
declined To 81 90. and closed az sos =
~ C.sr... grai9 ai1otatians Coru-Casb
So 90 61izc. No. yellow. cars az
Oats standard. car at - ~ asked;
30 white ltc asked
Etc cash so j. soc
Beans cash. Sos, April. 81
CI0yerseed Prime su0t 100 bags az
s. so. 30 at $40 so "a $50. sample,
o. bags at 81 m $50. - az 5000,
prime alsike. s.. sample alsilte. - bags
at SG.5U.
Timothy scrl-P Prime spot. loo bags
az $40. choice 100 bags az $50.
Receipts n the Detroit market Tues
day. iGCluded 185 bbls OF Hour ! car or
corn. and p 81 oats. Withdrawals vote
1919 bu Of corn. and I $50 bu or rye
Stocks are 4Gll0' hu of wheat. l9g.19l
bu Of corn. 1880 Ju Of oats, 2.SfJ bu
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

The Love Cure" the musical ro-
nance OF stageland which Henry W.
Savage VIII offer in the Detroit opera
house March 81, April and ,. is re-
plete with song hits and contains the
most exquisite music, with the deli
cate orchestration for which the mod
ern school OF Vieunese composers and
Edmund Eysler in particular are
famous.
Just a Play sung by Charles j.
Ross, is melody which supplies The
piece with its motif. IL is a swinging
waltz. RIGA in harmony and sentiment
II am an Indian" Elgie Bowen's mis-
chievous number in the second ac,,
receives encore after encore, and her
duet with Craig Campbell. When
Skies Are Bright" displays the latter's
tenor voice 10 its best advantage.
while in the last set Miss Bowen has
o song Of the popular order entitled
Sing. Kate, Sing" II has been re-
Gently introduced in the piece and
promises TO be heard throughout the
country in a short time.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
MANUAL TRAINING 0. X.
Supervisor Stewart Turns Pupils
knowledge to Useful Purpose.

Manual training in the schools may
be turned 20 useful purpose I'm the
opinion OF Supervisor Stewart OF the
school board.
Some time ago I had a request
from the Eastern High school for a
lot OF tool boxes which would have
cost from 81 10 So relates Stewart.
Il Informed the principal of the school
that this was a good place to test the
effect of manual training on his pupils;
IL they wanted the tool boxes, they
could make them. There was some
objection. but It finally ended by our
furnishing the lumber and the pupils
doing the work.
They turned out good job and
think | will remember this and use
those manual training pupils again for
economy's sake"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
THREE HURT IN ACCIDENTS.
Two Victims Of Autos; Other STRUCK
by Street Car.

Michael Gorew. No. 352 High.st east,
was slightly injured when struck by
{. a. Ducharme's automobile at JEFF
ferson-ave. and Russell-st.. Monday
night.
Mrs. Mary Hennican. 60 years old
stepped from Sherman car at State
St. and Woodward-ave.. Monday, and
was struck by an auto driven by Paul
De;chin. No. SOS Chamber OF Com
merce. She was not seriously hurt
and was placed in the auto and taken
10 her home. No li7 Blackstone-aye
Otto Smuck. No 81 DIST. was struck
by Michigan car at Griswold-st.. but
escaped with slight injuries.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Quotations By Hayden, Stone 4 Co;
open. High. Low. Gloss
lb)Bid. (s)sold. Cx)splIt.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

reported Tor The Times by carson,
Craig 4 Co. March 20; Wheat-Ftrst
rains have fallen over portions or the
winter wheat in the southwest. Al
time OF opening the rains were conraed
10 Oklahoma. \ few points in south
ern Kansas. and little in western Ne
braska. Later dispatches report con-
sider& BILE rain as far north as Emporla
in Kansas. The forecast indicates rain
tonight for Indiana. Missouri Kansas
and Nebraska. This Will be quite
general breaking OF the drought which
has given rise 10 bullish crop reports
ever since the middle or the month AS
result OF the changed conditions
there was stampede OF selling AZ
opening. causing break OF cent or
more for the new crop months. After
fairly good rally from opening break
caused by execution OF resting orders
the market has taken second weak
turn, July on TO sl.07i4, september TO
Sl.04 asc. nc TO llsc under last prices
Yesterday The volume Of trade is
light at the decline. Trade is giving
no attention 10 cable news.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Demand Or. Danskln's Resignation.

Because OF the alleged "any-means-
to-an-end" tone OF an article recently
published In the Michigan Preshyter-
ian and written by the editor. Or.
Alexander Danskin. In connection
with the recent Anti-Saloon league
colonization matter. number OF
rabid prohibitionists have asked the
Detroit Presbytery for the resigna.
ton OF DR.. Danskin. The latter says
he sees no reason for complaint III
the article cited. and the Presbytery,
as yet. has taken no action In the mat
Ter
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Dodge Wins Law Suit.

A verdict OF no cause for action was
returned by the jury In the case or
Harry B. Rohde against Horace T..
Dodge. a member OF the firm OF
Dodge Bros. Rohde alleged that
Dodge gave him severe beating sew
eral months ago. near Randolph-st.
and Jefferson-ave. The fracas occur.
red AT midnight. just after Dodge 5
auto collided with truck. Rohde
claimed the attack was unprovoked.
The verdict was a surprise. as the
defendant offered no testimony, and
made no denial OF the attack.