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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-10
DANGER FROM THE COMET IS
REMOTE

The approach of Halley's comet
within the range of human vision,
and the practically established fact
that the earth must pass through
the tenuous tail of the glowing
monster of the skies, renews the
troublesome question, What will
it do to u.s."
AS matter of fact. it will do
nothing except, perhaps, treat us
to the most brilliant display of fire
works ever seen in our genera ton.
The possibility of any more serious
result is so remote that no astron-
omer of normal mind is giving it
the slightest thought.
The possibility of the comet being
swerved from it's orbit by planetary
attractions has been reduced by
astronomers to practically exact
figures, and it is considered very
remote. And if perchance, some
other great body in our solar system
should attract the comet for a time
and cause it to swing several million
miles from the path mapped out,
it would only mean that, by the
time the sun had drawn it back to
the original orbit, the earth would
have sped millions of miles into
space and have progressed far be
yond all possible danger. Spect-
roscopic analysis of the matter in
the comets tail, shows the presence
of deadly gases as we'll as other
gases which, in combination with
our atmosphere, would produce a
most dangerous confagration.
When it is recalled, however, that
all the matter in the million of
miles of tail could be packed in
room of ordinary size, the absurd
ity of. supposing that it can harm
us at a distance of 1000, 900, miles
is apparent.
Halley's comet has passed the
earth regularly for centuries-per-
haps for millions of years so far as
we can tell. Undoubtedly our
planet has passed through the tail
many times in all the aeons, just as
it is known to have plunged
through the tail of countless other
comets.
Halley's comet therefore, will
not harm us. We may see brilliant
meteoric showers and aurora dis
plays, but that is all. At 9 o'clock
on the night of May 18 we shall
begin the journey through the tail.
And at 8 o'clock the next morn
ing we shall be back at our work,
and the timid will congratulate
themselves that the comets bust
ness in the outer realms of space
will keep it busy for the next
seventy-fve years.-Exchange.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-10

Entered at the Elkn post ofiice for transmission
through the mails as second-clasS matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
ELopEs; NOT ABDUCTED.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 2S.--Grace I;o' ph. of Fender. Neb., who for a time was believed to have been kid mapped from hacienda Il Tamaul ipas by Set.lndo Severe, a Mexican cowboy on the employed place, ws,i found alone, in a small town near Tamp.co severa. days ago, according to advices that reached ths city to day. She declared she was not kid mapped but went or her own accoun. She said she was not deserted, but that Seyero had goae to make peace with the authorit es. When that is accomplished. she sa d. they i.tendei to be married. The American am bassador was appealed to by reiat es Of the gil ~e~.'ev '5e capture of the alleged lnapper aH |. the assistance Of ths .dexiSan ant, C.. ties had been enlisted.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
WOMEN GAN VOTE

OLYMPIA, Wash. Nov. 2s.-wo-
 nen in the state of Washington. I years Of age or over, now have the right to vote in all general and special elections, Governor Hay hay ing issued late today a proclama. ton putting into force the constitu. tional amendment adopted by the mae voters at the election held Nov. s. Complete returns frc.a all counties were received by the see
 retary of state today who promptly
 certified them to the governor whs at once proclaimed the result Tn returns show the suffrage amend E1nent carried by d majority Of 2. 523 votes. 52.299 votes beia~ cast for and zs.67o against the r. oposi ton. Although the women uov have a right to vote they will D' unable to participate in e'ections
 until next year. The registration books are closed for the year an!
 the attorney general mas ruled wo men wh1 registered prior to the s suanee of the governors proc'aml' ton are Illegally registered.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
SELECTION 0F JURY
 IS HARD PaO6lta
EXHAUST THREE VENIEES FOR TAlesMAN IN GLOBE MURDER TRIAL

GLOBE. Nov. 2s.-Three venires, total Of forty two persons were exhausted today in an effort to SC eure,a iu-y in the tria, Of Jame' Goodwin, alias Steele. who With William Stewart9 are alleged to be the murderers oi Fred KibOe and Albert tifpot arrested after long chase into New Mexico The mur- derers will be tried separately. Goodwin first for the murder of hibbe Another special venire of forty men was ordered by Judge Lewis. The men reside outside of Globe Mrs. kibbe. sad little NO man in black with d small child. took a place in the court room and w.-. be in constant attendance al tue trial which promises to be sen sationai.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
SIXTEEN Oh TRIAL
 9k MURlER CHARGf
SEGARKAsLE CASE IS CALLED FJR HEARING IN KENTUCKY COURTS

LEXINGTON, s. C.. NoV. e.S :--i.c marAable for the large number ol jefeuGants is the so-cal.ed e rcus iauraer cs,so,' to be tried at a specc -sH term O. the Lexington ccodnt: Court which convened today. tl al nearly score Of them inc.ndius s number of negroes, are to he tried on the charge of having murdered | aul A. Nvhl ans early cn the noiA I-.a of October ? last.
 The alleged murder of young W l iiams who was ire sht clerk enl pioyei in Co.umb 9 and man oi good reputation. occurred on a circu, tran while the circus was on it's way from Coiamb to Augusta. On the night Of ihe tragedy. following a performance e the e-rcus in coium ba that day, Williams and a com Ianion, c. C. Weekly boarded the ciscus train win the intention riding 10 Augusta.
 According to the story subsequent iy told by weekiey the two young men slowed themselves away be Eaith some canvass on one of the circus wagons. When a short ds tance on their journey Week.ey' attention was attracted u loud al angry conversation and saw part circus crew coming toward the ear on which the young men rode He crawled beneath the wagon alt ad. at the same time calling to W lliams to do likewise. A few nom ents later be heard the men swear Ing overhead and also demand for money Then shot was fired. Too frightened to move, young weekley iemained hidden until daylight when he emerged from cover and looked Ter h's friend. AZ that he found was watch fob which had been worl by W iliains and splotches of bloos on the circus wagon and stife car
 Early on the morning follow ns the tragedy the mutiIated body of Williams. with a revolver sb9 shroueh his. breast. wass. suntI along s'de the raflrnad' tsaef nsars I.eyna ton When Weexleys story wa, told the authorities at Augusta wer notlIied by telegraph and they took sax'een men of the circus crew in,c custody. The men were returned tc Lexington and held for trial on the cnarge Of murder. Several Of those aLesed to have been concerned n The murder escaped at Augusta bu, were subsequently captured in other psrts Of the cocntry and returned here.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
PARooNs sHInpLesowEa

PHOENIX, Nov. 2s.-fSpeciaIj -- Acting Governor Young this after noon signed pardon for Fran Shind ebswer who was sentenced to serve four years by Judge Kent fast May for perjlry The pardon vas g-snted on petition 5f tEc Arizona Apti-Saloon league ana o;L- CTS. Shindlebowor's testimony wa the cause for t.e revocation of sey- eral Phoenix saloon licenses en ground of sale of iqu6r e m norS
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
CONTINENTAL FIELD re,A. C

"AfNESBoRo, Ga. .Ses. 2s.- me annual fed uials 9r t3e coa,i. mental Field Trial club. which rans an - 'ne n1-'sr important annual eNeh.' o the kind in this country lesan n this vicinity today and Wi continue through sthe greater part oi tae week The number and nigh class of the dogs entered in the
 eiious events making up tne pro gram combine = give promise of me most successful meeting eve. pul.ea or under the auspices cf the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
NOT hEREplTARY.
Baldness Due to Living ksnute
 Germ. =

Many people. even un;o the pres ent day of grace. consider baldness due to hered tary influence.
 Nothing is further from the truth --Baldness is caused by the onslaught of minute organism which secretes itself beneath the scalp and attacks the roots of the hair-caus Lg 10 loie its life and fa'l out
 This organism cannet be got id Of except by the free and perseycr- ing use of of Newbro's Herpic de
 No matter how badly the sca'p fs affected he Dandruf surely d.sap p- pears and hair health is rutoreS when Herpicide is appl ed.
 Destroy the cause you remove the effect"
 Sod by .cadng druggists Send Ice m stamps for sample to The Eespic de Co. Detroit. Mich. ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GuAaAN eiSsEE DRUG co, Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
-E's,fss7'f CITY WILL RESIST CLOSING OF STREETS
WARRANTS ARE ISSUED FOR ARREST OF FENCE BUILDER OF MASON HILL
Martin o'Hare has returned.

Martin o'Hare has returned.
 According to the authorities this announcement is not of particular moment as Martin has habit of letting Bisbee know whenever he comes back. Sometime ago he was arrested. found guilty and fined in police court on charge of ob- structins a street. The city started to dig a sewer trench in- street near zO'tiareis property on Mason Hiii. O'Hare says the street be- longs to him He chased the work men away and sat in the trench until warrant was served on him.
 Yesterday .O'Hare started to erect a fence across the street that now suffers with sewer beneath its surface. Az soon as the city heard of the matter warrants were issued for O.Hare's arrest
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
JUROR ON TRIAL.

My YORK, Nov. 2S---s
 jurors in the second famous murder trial of Nan Patterson. who ws.s set free because no vesd' ct !cou,d be reached against her. was put on trial herself today. charged with accepting a bribe to hang a jury. He is George w. Yeandle, an architect. discharged from a jury drawn to try Edward 1T. RdBenheimer. Shcse automobile killed Miss Grace Hough. and against whom the state tried to establish . charge of murder in the first degree.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
SPRAY SHAFT MAKES
 TOTAL SCORE OF 1898
DEFEAT LOWELL MUckERS BY MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED ON ", ALLEYS

The Spray shalt rolled total , of l.3ss on the Y. NJ c. A. alleys h their match against the Lowel, shaft last evening The latter trio totalied L155. Warren was the star, making an individual total of 515. The scores;
 Spray-warren-1 197 f5T; tota. SIS: Arxsey l39 17s 147: totsi 465; O'Leafy 152 l05 l61; uota! 4lS,
 Loweli-Quick- i3a 147 l5S; total 4Ss. Brown l27 IF l3s: total 5's; Andrson ss l24 107: total 34e.
 Tonight the Centrals meet the Blue Jays
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
COCKALORUM.

And tis l, said Honus 3eany
 proudly throwing out his cheB>. White the fce-Man stopped his horses.
 as he waited for the res:, Am elected to an honor. which
 to me was a dear wish, For to talk in public p.aees aas
 always been my ambush. I'm. to represent the voters in tsu,
 dear dear old Cochise, And know my efforts Ter then
 will be sure 10 always please. I've been in and out of countriSf,
 and in many an institution, -So know that I can hep them
 build the new state constitud5ia Iuit many an hour I've plugged away
 to fill my head with facts. But some say anG bad cess to thea.
 'tis only full of tacks. However queer and funny then es
 policies may appea-, can tell them more than they csa
 read in any gazetteer. And when it comes to statistic3
 there's no one can make me hush Cause I load my bean with jargon
 and I shoot 'em in the push can arele with the old or young'
 give one and al their nn- For I was here before they built the
 Sacramento Hill
 I'm down cn Prohibition. can prove
 my talk with fggers- And the Pros they hate to hear 'em
 worse than mcckers do the
 jiggers- Tine Cross Of Gold on Labor I'm
 fernist with all my might I'm a working man mysen ana so I know what is ain't right Don't go, hold cn!" cried Honus,
 "one more pet l prize OCT all, It's the grand Almighty check on
 courts. "Judieisry RecaiT-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
t-s,.hip. oys.ers-Tovrea's.
THIEF GOES TO JAIL.

Pleadng guilty to a charge of petit larceny Jose aionteon. Mexican, was given sixty days in pail at Tomb stone yesterday by Justice High. He v>a7 taken D charge by Constable McRae after he had stolen box of appies from the Buxton-Smith com pany's building. A dr.ver employed hy the company caught Monteon mak ing of VI tn the fruit. He was ar rested and turned over to the officer. Al first he pleaded not guilty, but after iangu 'shing in jail short time he changed his plea
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
POULTRY SHOW.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 2s.- The annual show of the Kansas city Poultry association opened tcdal to continue through the week Thou sands Of prize-winning birds from Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska. Missouri Illinois. Oklahoma. Texas and other states are displayed. and the judges say the quality has not been equaied this season
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
R. R. OFFICIALS HERE.

A N Brown, general traffic man aaer of Chicago and Eugene Fox. general freight and passenger agent of the E. P. & s. w.. accompanied by other E P. officials, will arr.ve in Bisbee today in the private car 'AIomagarde They will remain in Bisbee throughout the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
TRIAL oF HArTlr Ls a.ANc.

EAST 7 CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Nov zs.--rhe case of Hattie Le Bapc the sessn.een-yelr-o d FFenea.Cana disu girl charged with the n.rrdes year ago of Clarence F. Glover. Waitham laandryman in who's aome she was employed as domesrie. was called for trial here .ecday m t1e hidd esex County court.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
EXTRA SESSION.

EATON ROUGE. La, Nov. 2s.- The Louisiana state legislatur convened in extra session ,t,. st-Aighten out the complications r,. snitlng from the appointment oi Judge J. E. Thornton to the sena. torial sacancy. after Governor San ders had been ected to Gn unex pred term of Senator MeEnerv members Of the L,uisiaaa sener.a assembly gathered here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
TO TRY FIVE NEcRoes,

FLORENCE, s. c.. Nov 2s.--A special term of the Florence County court convened today for the triai of the five negroes accused of the murder of E. M. Nave, a weItknown resident Of Florence who was killed several weeks ago in Tront of his home One of the negroes is al legged to have confessed to the crime duplicating the other four
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
To cFvELnS MtNE

Chsres HcDena'6. county recorder, vas in R sbee yesterd8s on business connected with the Cadena de Cobre company. Tke work of develop ng tbis property will be resumed by Jan uary frs. and will be continued until the ere bodies are completely opened np- This proDef-y is Tt the Sahura- Tipa district Of Sonora and IS said to have one or the finest surface show ings cf copper of any of the undeyel bped properties Of the entire south west. Recorder Mcdonald stated that there has been a great falling off in the number Of locat 'ons of claims filed for record within the past few months, but he expects that after the first Of the year there w1il be many filings of location notices as most Of the locations are made dur ing the cary part Of the year
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
FRl0RYs:--ciam chowder. cod fish
 and cream potatoes al Office Saloon.
cAseY JONES BANQUET.

The recently organized Casey Jon es club enjoyed roast pork banquet a; the Edelweiss Sunday light. Leo Cannon wa,s toastnsaster and deliver ed an address ent tied The Eternal Question" to which Teddy Burauist and other well-known local orators responded. Another banquet wal be given in about month and the mem pry Of. Casey Jones" will be. ire quently honored
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
KENTUCKY BREWERS.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. xov 2s.-The proper regulation of the Accused h- quor traffic is the leading subject slated for discussion at the annual convention begun here today by the Kentucky Brewers association Nearly al ithe leading brewers of the state were on hand when Presi- dent Charles Wiedemann of New port called the gathering to order.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
ASSAY CLASS.

An assay ng class is being organ ized at the Y. M. c. A. and already a number of applications have been received. The class will be under the personal supervision of W W. Bos tron, chief chemist of the c, & A. company. Mir. Bostrom has had charge of the as5saying classs1s al the ''Y." for the past two years and has had wonderful success, many of his pupils now holding fine positions. Two hours study daily for five weeks Is all that bs required. An outfit valued at s5oe is used by the class The association is fortunate is again securing the services of MT. Bos- trom and it is certain that he will repeat kjs previous successes.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
SOON ORDER FURNITURE.

r'he rev furniture fer the Eiks building will be ordered within few days. The lodge has funds sufficient to purchase a very fine set of furni rra and when it is in place there will be no better furnished lodge and club rooms in Arizona. The next reg ular meeting of the lodge will be held in the new building
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
GYM CLASS STARTS WORK.

The gymnasium class of the \. NJ. C. A began active work last even ~ng The class is one of the largest of the year and its membership will increase materially within tie next few months. The Copper Queen band has accepted the assoc atioa's offer of room to hold ,ts practice lessons.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
oAINlNc NEW MEMBERS.

The board of trade membership committee secured thirty new mem bers yesterday and'will go out aga n today It is expected that the com m tee will be able 10 bring the mem bership of the boarl up to at least 300.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

/ The, Original Butweiser beer on draueht, and s-year-oid Tayicr Whis- key at George Roberts on Main Street. "That good place to eat"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Geo. Roberts. Main Street-Thai good place to eat. Badweiser beei on draught. 62t
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
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REruaiss FUGITIVE

Deputy Sheriff C. D. Thompson. Q: Foard county. Texas, arrived i'll Bisbee Sunday an, in the afternoon left with Louise FBostic. aorme-iv of Fcard county. sfho was arrested here On request q the authorities of Texas where is wanted on charge of her5& stealing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Miss Mabel Kelly. of Douglas spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Lindsey at-.ths san Jose house.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Change of lunch every day a George Roberts on Main street "Thst cood place to eat"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Al trimmed hats. half price at Mrs. O. c. Bcothe's. sI1
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
. . . . ~~H ~ ~> . . . . . . PERSONAL MENTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Dr. Baum Is sich with tonsilitis, and will be out in few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Fritz Harrington left yesterday 7oi Cahanea for a short visit
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Independence Lodge No. Es, T 7. B. wsn give their regular monthly dance Thursday, Dec. l. Admission sec. 9ss
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
eNrERfAiNs SOLDIERS

Selor &iguel Lopez Torres. the Mexican consul al Naco. entertained q number of the Mexican army oi- ncers. now stationed at Naco. Sat arday night. Attorney Franklin E Derrx ef this city, was one of thc suests
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

3E Al trimmed hats, half price al
 Mrs O. c. NBoothes. y7.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
THOUGHT JAIL WAS suRNlnc

Considerab-e eNcitement was occa- stoned at Lowell yesterday when it was thought the city jail was burn ing The heavy wind blew smoke from a stove out of the buiiding from the windows and doors An ir- sane man was confined in the prs on and it was feared he aad sef fire to the place Passersby discoy- cred the odd exit of the smoke and summoned officers. IL was then found that the wind checked th" smoke from issuing forth through the chimney.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Merchants Lunch Served From i1 a. m. to 2 p. n,-. at the Office Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Drop in and get . bowl ef soup at the Office Saloon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Attorney McGowan Of Saasord was in Bisbee last evening on ills way to Doug as where he has property interests.
 Tim Blevins. a San Slmon va Icy cattle man was in bissce yestar- day on his way to Magdalena, So nora to buy cattle
 Miguel Lopez Torres, Mexioan con sul at Naco was in Bisbee Suncsy night on official business. lie re- turned to his home yesterday morn ing to meet General Torres on h. arrival in Naco from Hermosi lo.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

The original Eadweiser beer on draught. and year old Taylcl whskey at George Roberts on Main street.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Al trimmed hats half price q. Mrs. 0. C. Boothe's. 9s7
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Al trimmed hats. half price a. Mrs. 0. c. Boothe's ss-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
LEGAL.
BIDS WANTED,

The Board of Education Of Weber
county, acting under sec. 1S91x42
chapter 16. Compiled Laws Of Utah
1907. will receive bids for the erection
Of four-room brick school building
to be built at Eden, Weber county
Utah.
Plans and specifications can be OBJ
tanned at the office OF F. c. Woods G.
Co, architects, 9Th floor First Ma
tlonal Bank building. ogden. Utah.
Sealed bids for the proposed build
ing will be received at the Office OF
the Board Of Education OF Weber
county until Saturday. March 10Th. at
IL o'clock M. when all proposals Will
be considered in open session of the
Board and the contract awarded IL
any of the bids are approved.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids. The bids must
be accompanied by certified check
OF not less than five per cent of the
amount OF the bid. made payable to
the order of the board. which is for
feited In case of failure or refusal to
enter into the contract or furnish tho
bond required.
BY order Of the Board of Education
OF Weber county.
Dated Ogden, March z, 1910.
l.. II. FROERER. Clerk.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
PINKERTON TO TAKE
CHARGE OF NEW HOME

Salt Lake, March 16.-Bisho2 L.
Scanlan of the Utah diocese OF the
Catholic church has returned from a
two months trip to Nevada and Arl.
iona, He reports that he had n high.
ly enjoyable time and found many
things both In Nevada and Arizona
OF great interest 10 him. He also had
q good rest and recovered his health
entirely. Good weather was expert
cneed during the whole trip.
Dr. Samuel H. Plnkerton, chief sur
geon OF the Oregon Short Line Rail
way company, has been elected 10
take charge Of the Mary Judge hos.
pital when It is opened this spring to
use in the care OF crippled, sick and
homeless miners. DR.. Pinkerton has
been one of the active workers in
support of the home since work on il
was begun several years ago. and his
efforts were felt in the recent move
ment TO open the house
Bishop Scanlan stated this morning
that arrangements for opening tho
hospital or nome are well under way
II VIII not be n money making In
sutution in any sense Of the word.
Every available cent will be expended
In taking proper care OF the infirm
miners who by their efforts have
made great fortunes ~ other people.
and are themselves left homeless.
pennlless and iufirm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
RELIGIOUS MANIA IS
CAUSE lF SUFFERING

New York, M,rch 16.-Esther Kap-
Ian, aged II yeGs, built a bonfire of
newspapers. and refuse on the lawn
OF Tomklns' Squire park on the lower
east side tody and deliberately
walked Into the blazing pile. a mo-
ment later she vas dragged away and
the flames who had communicated
TO her clothing sere beaten out by 4
policeman befor fatal barns had re-
suited. Tho elrs incoherent singing
had her cries of Il am purGing myself
OF sin" led the ficer TO snspect mat
she was tho victim of religious mania.