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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
cHlLDRsNs, HOME REGISTERING
Douglas Internationall

Mrs. E. c. Carlisle. of Los Angeles. representing the Children's Home so- ciety of that city. has been in the city for several days, stopping at the home of Mrs. U. L. Jones on 14th St. Mrs Carlisle left this morning for the east, and will return by the Sou thern Pacific 10 Los Angeles. As the Homes representative for southern Arizona she has placed a number of homeless children in homes Of child less people. Mrs. Jones, with whom Mrs. Carlisle has been stopping. has one of the babes. having taken it something over year and half ago. and Mrs. Carlisle says it is being car ed for and loved as if it were her very own. There is no work that is teing done that is wrought with so much good to the state as that of caring fer it's future citizens who happen to be deprived of their natural protect ors.
 The little orphans found in the big cities are sent to homes Of childless people who wish to take them and care for them. who will educate them and bring them up as good citizens. and this society is especially anxious to find homes in the country for these children because there they can grow up into manhood and woman hood in the very best environment that can be had
 This society not only finds homes for homeless children. but they visit these homes every six months and see that the child placed there Is well treated. and if it Is not. it is taken away from the would-be parents. and given to some one who will love and tenderly care for it. The society also have the power to take children from parents who are cruel to them and give them into homes who will be good to them. The law of the state cannot afford to allow it's future citi- gems to be mistreated by parents who neither know or have any apprecia- ton of the love Of an innocent child.
 Mrs Carlisle will visit Douglas of- ten as she is hunting homes all over this territory. and will be glad to meet anyone who wants a babe or child and can give it home and real care.
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NORTH 1IcRe REPORT aosgATg

The North Tigre mining company is making rapid but consistent progress toward a producer There have been about 2S00 feet of development work done upon the property consisting of four tunnels driven upon the vein and winzes connecting them 200 feet apart. It is estimated bv the inanag ment that 2190 tons of ere have 5eci bloced cut and that with he expen1i- lure of s15.000 ct leass s40o,0 worth of pay dirt is.in sight making an aver age of 75 cents ton. All four of the i;rrsls now being driven are in ore and the best ore Is to be found in No.
 10 the lowest one now being worked. At a recent meeting of the board of directors it was decided that the present condition Of the mine was such that they should begin at once an investigation of the metallurgical problem for treating the ores, with a view to determining the most econom- ical method, with the greatest extrac- tion at the least possible cost. As soon as this is definitely determined their intention is to install mill fifty
 tons capacity per day. The idea will
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so berated by President Taft, contains many admirable and
 desirable decisions. Whatever the statehood bill provides in regard to the constitution should not he allow ed 10 have influence on oar consdtu- tional delegates when they come 10 decision as to what is desirable or undesirable as a basis for the future government of the new state
 If the statehood bill results in the humiliation of Arizona the responsi- bility for this humiliation will be on the republican party; the democrats .n congress are ready to accord to Arizona the same statehood terms az have been granted territories taken into the union as states in the past. 1t is just that Arizona should have just and fair treatment and be allow, eI to form constitution unhampered by any humiliating and embarrassing limitations which would afford the opportunity for threatening and co ercinC the members of the constitu. tional convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
A DEMOCRATIC PARADISE.

There is nary a Republican in Limedale. Indiana, if what the press reports say are true. Recently W. J. Steeg, who has been the postmaster at Limedale for oyer thirty-two years. vented to throw up his job. Steeg lis a Democrat. yet despite that fac: he has served continuously as Line dale's postmaster for a third of a century. It now seems as though he cannot get rid of his job as easily as he had hoped for. and this because there is no Republican in LimedaIe to appoint to the place if he resigns and the postoffice department would rath- er have a Democrat it knows stick ing to the job rather than it should name Democrat 1t doesn't know. There was some talk Of sending out invitations to Republican office seek CTS to move in to Limedale from oth- CT sections of Indiana, with the prom ise of the postmastership for some one of them as the prize package. but time wears on and Postmaster steeg
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THE CLOCK WILL TICK 1T AWAY

By Nixon Waterman. Mid the many tasks the years inn
 pose Come blithe and bllssful times. And strewn through a world of rustic
 prose Are ripples of rustic rhymes. But the joys we deem the dearest
 seem
 The shortest in their stay, For we never can greet day so
 sweet
 But the clock will tick it away. away.
 The clock will tick it away. But if pleasure must hurry so quick
 ly past. Then sorrow must do the same, And word of praise is sure to
 last
 As long as word of blame. And there's never a night so void
 of light But 1t wakes to golden day. For we haven't a grief so broad or brief But the clock will tick it away, away. The clock will tick it away. ]
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

The annulment of the Arizona cleo
 ton educational qualification law and the provisions regarding the great
 register required for the statehood elections will leave the bars down for election frauds in this territory which have never been possible before. The qualification requiring one year res fdence in Arixone before one may cast a vote IS guard against the eolonizing of voters for any special purpose. The statehood bill proposed by the senate reduces the required residence to six months This change will not be welcomed in Arizona, in our opinion. but another provision of the statehood bill will make this more undesirable to those who want a guar antee of a square deal for all. Under the proposed senate bill the old great register of 1908 Is to stand good and only those who are not on that regis ter are to be registered for the state hood elections. The names of all those who have died or left the ter ritory since the 1908 register was made up will remain on the register 10 be possibly used by floaters in the elections required by the statehood bill. So far as we can see there is nothing in the statehood bill provid- ing for the elimination of the names of the dead and absent from the 1908 register This Wal leave the register filled with the names which may be utilized by the noaters should they be required or desired by either par ty or any of the candidates during the preliminaries for statehood. IL is to be very much regretted that the senate did not allow the Hamilton statehood bill to stand as it passed the house If the senate bill passes 1t should be at a heavy cost to the republican party ia both Arizoua and New Mexico.
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Court in the above entitled estate made the 10th day of February. 19ie notice is hereby given that the city of Bisboe has filed it's petition pray ing for an order requiring the admin istrator of the above named estate 10 specifically perform the agreement of decedent by executing to said petition- Ter a conveyance of the interest os the said estate in and to the following described real property. ts-wlt. All that part of lots twenty-eight (sze and twenty-nine (9) in block four e. de- scribed as follows: CommencEae at the N. E. Corner oF lot 28 in bIeck l. of the Bisbee patented TowRsite, and running south 7S deg. IS mia. W. 40 feet to a point; thence s. 5f seg. 4 min. W. 36.95 feet to a point sa the West side line of lot 29 in sad siock: thence N. g deg 25 min. E. ss53 feet to a point on the east s<de line lof said lot 2S: thence N. deg ss min w. feet to the place of beezss2ag: said premises being situated la the Bisbee Patented Towrsate, Ceohise County. Arizona. map of ssld Town site subdividing the same fsfs iDts. blocks. streets and alleys fs sfed and recorded in the office of the csanty Recorder of Cochise County. Arzona. and the 18th day of March. esfs. at l10 o'clock a. m. has been aepsasted las the time. and the courtroe~n O Ithe above entitled Court at Toahsoae. Arizona. the place for. the hearing Of Isaid petition. and all persons snser- Tested in the said estste sco sereby notified to appear snd contest such lpetition by filing their obsee1sans in writing. if any. against the SisssaAce of said petition.
 Dated Tombstone, Arizona. &aebru- Iary 10th. 1910.
 J. E. sazes. | Clerk Of he Probate Court.
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From all reports the cattle indus try in southern Arizona is enjoying greater prosperity than ever before. Ranges are reported to be in excel lent condition and cattle are reason ably sure of ample grass to carry them safely until the beginning Of the summer rains. Not only are the cat tie in fine condition but the prices being offered for them are better than for many years. Many cattle have already been disposed for the spring delivery at most satisfactory prices. Yearlings have sold readily for sixteen dollars and in some cases seventeen dollars have been paid for this age.
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EXPERIENCE IS KNOWLEDGE
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 Ozomulsion is known. recommended and sold by worthy druggists every where in Is OF. and OF. bottles. Always ask for Ozomulsion by name. That all may experience for them selves what this exclusive preparation will do. 3 oz. Trial bottle will be sent by mail to all who send their ad- dress. by post card or letter. to the Ozomulsion Co. 54S. Pearl St. New York.
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continues to hold the key to the mail bags. He was first appointed during the administration of President Hayes in the year 1878. Limedale is little village two miles south of Green castle. the county seat of Putnam County. between two hundred and three hundred people get their mail at the Limedale postoffice. Postmast- CT Steeg cast his first vote for Hor- ace Greedy when he was defeated by Grant, and he has since voted the Democratic ticket straight in every National. State and local election. He was a railroad man in 1874 when he was injured in a railroad accident. The accident rendered him a cripple. He had to have his leg annputated in 1908. Mir. Steeg is a great admirer ot William Jennings Bryan. whose pic ture adorus the Limedale postoffice. Passing through Limedale on several occasions MT. Bryan has always greeted Postmaster Steeg as one of his oldest acquaintsnces.
 NIT. Steeg's genial familiar face will he greatly missed by the resi- dents of the country round who gath CT daily at the Iimedaie postoffice to get their mail He has won many friends during his term of office.-Ex.
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The fact that each political party
 has ticket in the field during the
 approaching city campaign will not
 mean that all voters will follow their
 party affiliations in casting their bal
 lots for the various candidates. lceeding election shows that the num-
 Der of independent voters are on the
 increase. In the approaching city election there can be no manipuIa- ton by party leaders in favor of any particular candidates. as under the
 new direct primary law the candi- dates will be chosen by the voters 1, themselves. The democrats at large in the city will have the decision as to who is to lead the democratic tick ct as candidate for mayor and the voters will say for themselves who 1 shall be the democratic candidates for marshal, city clerk and street commissioner. The democratic vot- CTS in each ward will decide who shall represent the ward on the city council.
 The direct primary election is a new feature Of the Arizona election system and whether it Will result Tn strengthening party loyalty on the part of the voter remains 10 be seen. It is intended to eliminate convention trading or manipulation which in the past has started many party sores which could not be healed before the date for the election ThIs feature would seem to point to increased par ty loyalty to candidates, but on the other hand comes any bitter fighting which might come up during the pri- mary campaign which might cause disturbance to party loyalty equally as much as did the old convention rows.
 However. we take 1t that the ma jority Of the voters in each ward and in the city at large will desire that the very best men obtainable shall have charge of the city government and that of those who offer them selves as candidates in the primaries the choice made by the majority wiP 1 be satisfactory to all. Certain it ir that the party securing the best per
 sonnel. as regards qualification for the offices. will have the advantage in the final election. There are many
 democrats and many republicans in Bisbec who will be bound by no
 nomination when it comes to voting
 for city officials. so that it behooves
 both parties to exercise extreme wis dom in lining up candidates for city lelection. candidates who will cham. lpion those things which are desired
 by the people and who can be depend
 ed upon and relied on to keep the city of Bisbee in the path of prog ress in the future as it has been kept in the past
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be to arrange the building or the mill so that it can be increased to 100 tons capacity on the power which will be installed to run the 50 ton mill. as soon as conditions al the mine will justify 1t.
 It was further decided by the board of directors to start a cross-cut lower down the mountain side which. $50 feet in length will cut the vein 300 feet deeper than the present lowest tunnel This crosscut will show what the vein and values are at that depth and it is planned to make this the main and permanent working tunnel of the mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

Brighter days are dawning for democrats. The unity movement put sfloat by Messrs. Burns and Hampton Is everywhere meeting it's reward in the reorganization of the several eoun- ty committees and their expressed de- terraination to work together for the good of all concerned
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The Arizona Republican. leading republican paper of Arizona. whose editor has put his O. K on the pro posed senate statehood bill is hereby referred to set of statehood resolu- tions adopted by a republican club in Douglas.
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The profits from the Krupp gun works for 1909 were merely S4.000. .000 and yet the Nobel peace prize COZ tinres to te awarded every year.
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NOTICE.

A reward of $500 Will De pal for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from Subscribers.
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TRY TO SUGAR
 COAT THE DOSE.

COAT THE DOSE.
 The republicans of Arizona are ust now devoting much of their tim. to an attempt to put a sugar coat on the seaate statehood Dill so that il may become palatable to the citizens of the territory in case this humiliat- ing measure shall finally be enacted. The republican party. without going far in opposition to the desire of the people of Arizona to have clean and intelligent elections insured by the educational qualification election law adopted by the last legislature. un- dertakes to iambast the democratic members Of the legislature responsi- bie for this law because they made this measure party measure and had to force it to the statute books over two separate vetoes of Governor Klbbey. The republicans also give approval to that provision of the statehood bill which win give TO President Taft and congress the right to approve or reject any consti- tution prepared and adopted hy the people of Arizona and makes the jection to this humiliating provision on the part of the democrats may endanger the passage of any state hood bill at this session The Repub- lican. as the leading republican pa per of the territory. and the accred- tied organ of the administration of Arizona. is devoting many columns of editorial space to excuse what it evi- dently sees is certain to be included in the statehood bill.
 The democratic press of the terri tory has voiced the sentiment of the people of Arizona, regardless of poll tical utilization. in protesting against this unjust treatment of Arizona and its intelligent and patriotic citizen, ship shall endanger the passage oi a statehood bill the democratic press will owe no apology for it's acts Ari zona is entitled to the same treat ment as has been accorded other ter ritories at the time of their admis sion as states. The people of Ari zona will form a constitution unde any kind Of a statehood bill that il passed and that constitution will b, one in accord with and equal to tn, high class government which ha been provided for the territory in tn past: it will be foundation for fu should guarantee equal and exac justice to all for all time, one guai anteeing just rights and protectio for capital invested in the deveioi ment of the resources of this rio country and at the same time provit ing for protection of the citize against monopoly of every character a constitution providing for a goveri ment republican in form. patriotic sentiment and not in conflict with th constitution of the United States C counter to the principles of the De Iarstion of Independence. If the Ar zona constitution fills this measur it will be for it's framers to say whs else shall be provided; if the peopi of Arizona desire provisions of th Oklahoma constitution it is their bu mess and any attempt to coerce tnei in any way should meet with resen ment. though this resentment ma cost us the present chance for sel government. Arizona will have ts experience of all the old states consultation making as guide. | oiudIng even Oklahoma. where tf
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The j1ege who decided poker to .te a game of skill. not of chance. either knows too much or too little Icf the game.
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Additional Mining,
MoRRow 6 cAAMeeRLAIN
fParadlse Reconrd.)

Paradise Reconrd)
 As a result of the coming of Frank s. Hayward of Morrow G Cham berlain. accompanied by Alden H.. Brown. the Denver mining engineer. who made q thorough examination of the property. preparations for more extensive operations on this group at once are being made, and the camp is becoming a bit hvelier.
 For the present, eight men are to be employed. two working on the companys lead showing elsewhere on the property, and six in two shifts in the shaft. The force will be in creased. it is announced. as soon as circumstances will permit.
 In all probability, the present shaft, which is about i60 feet deep. will not be used as q working shaft, but a new and larger one, better adapted to the machinery 1t Is proposed to install. win be sunk later at some point nearby yet to be chosen. How ever. 1t has been decided to contin- ue sinking the present shaft until a depth of POO feet is reached, and then crosscut both north and south. H. s. Chamberlain and F. S. Hay ward went to Douglas and Bisoee the first of the week to purchase lum- Der and other supplies for the com. pany; and in a day or two. or as soon as these supplies are received, the three shifts will be put to work. Among those who will go to work for the company are Arch Robertson and c. F. Savage, of Silver City, N. NJ. who are already here. having come in response to a wire sent by Supt. Morrow, who knows them to be lexcellent miners.
 Machinery has not been ordered yet-in fact. the company will not be ready for machinery for some time for the reason stated above. But Mir. Chamberlain states that the mat. ter has been taken up by the Hay wards and installation will be made in due time. He further states that the affairs of the company are in good shape and that active work on the property may now be expected
 The company is now doing bust ness as the Nebraska & Arizona Copper company"
 C. 6 p.
 Another carload of mining timbers has arrived at Rodeo for the c. & P company, and the lumber is being hauled as fast as possible from the depot to the property. which is To cated a quarter of a mile southwes lof town. The first load was hauled to the property Tuesday. and 1t i. thought that the hauling will be con, pleted by the last of the week. hi lumber will be sufficient. Supt. Rich ards thinks. to complete the timber ing of the shaft. collar the shaft. an, erect the gallows frame.
 On completion of this work. whicl Is expected to require about fou weeks time. the company will b prepared to install the machinery tha is now on the ground
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oREENe-cANANEA COPPER co.

BOSTON. Feb. 12.--The year 1910 was inaugurated by the Greene-Can. anea Copper Co. with January pro- duction of 1750 tons of bullion as com pared with 1926 tons in December The output of 3,5o0.OOO pounds of cop per compares with 3.652, 900 pounds in December.
 On January 31 there was completed the nineteenth month Cif operations of the Greene property under the man agement of the Cole-Ryan interests during which period there has been produced a total of 67.O65 900 pounds of copper, 2,354,3sS ounces of silver and 9406 ounces of gold. In comparing January figures with the correspond ing month year ago and the preced- ing month the company's production has been as follows.
 Jan. '09 ... 3.S4S,0OO 55S S9.495 Dec. ,O9 .... 3.652OOO 475 74.6sT Jan. 10 .. 3.sOO. .0O1 464 S5.f32 19 mos ....67 ,O65 900 9,4O6 2.254, ,3sS
 Heretofore the annual meetings of the Greene-Cananea Copper Co. and it's urincipal subsidiaries-the Greene Consolidated Copper Co. and Cananea i Central-have been held in March. but this year they will not be held un- til June. so that in compiling the an. nuai reports for the fiscal years ended December 3I the exact figures for the I2 months period will be available and the necessity for making esti- | mates for the closing months will be obyiated.
 In the absence # the company's aI.- nual report it is interesting to note from paper prepared by L. D. Rick etts, in charge ef operations. that the net smelling cost for the first six months of 1909 was Si.76 A ton.
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AUTO STAGE LINE TO couHrLsw

AUTO STAGE LINE TO CoURTLHS'
 Leaves Palace S'ables every mo-r ing 8 a. ,n.. making a round trip eacl day. Phone in your orders for rese- vsticn of seats to Palsce Stables. Low. ell No. z; c. Q. Hs 5isbee. Pone = Will call any piac- 70 city for passes gers. Fare s3.5o- B0Sen & Hubbard n-nnrtetnrs
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Zinc readily unites with antimony in all proportions. forming alloys which are brittle and fusible.
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Good roads are pushers of country trade.
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chiSE COUNTY, TERRITORY
 OF ARIZONA.

In the Matter of the Estate O. Maggie Letson. Deceased.
 Notice of Hearing Of Petition. Pursuant to the order of the Probate
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Clerk of the Probate Court.
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this age.