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The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

Miss Dora E. .Dingman. of Delta,
connected with the Delta Tribune, is
a very pleasant visitor to the city,
upon relatives and friends. She will
remain the balance of the week
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

Very low rates for the Fourth of
July via the Denver & Rio Grande.
Call or phone city ticket office for
information. Phone junction IL.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

The Trinidad ball team plays here
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

Pl,hsh Flour makes bread like
mother used to make. .Si.55 per sack
at Arnol9's, 644 Main-st.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

When you want To- move your
household goods, or goods OF any
kind, call on Barton d Terril.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

Mrs. J. T. Ned wideck. wife of Supt
Nedwideck. accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. p Berg. left yesterday
for Denver for a short visit with
friends and relatives and to join Mr..
Nedwideck there.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

First class dental work at one-hali
custom price. Center Block. DR.. E.
C. Clark.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

For livery rigs, call the Blue Barn
and you will find satisfaction and the
best of treatment. Phone Junction
1928, 3l9 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

can save you money on your store
or residence awnings. J n Lane
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

Editor f. w. Popple, of the Grand
Valley News. is a business visitor in
the city today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

The D. & r. C. pay car will arrive
in the city on the 18th.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

G. G. Glen, of Hotchkiss, Colo, is
a business visitor in Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

Our harness and buggles want tC
be looked at. Fred Mantey
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

Ball games Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Thursday. Smudgers VS.. Trini-
dad.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

Harold Young, for many years one
of the civil engineers at Grand juno
tion, passed through the city today
on No. 3 en- route to Salt Lake where
he is located. He is returning from
Denver where he went to consult
Chief Engineer Gwyn. Mr.. Young
has applied to be transferred back to
the Colorado lines. He is a personal
friend of James Fisk of this city and
is a son of General Young, L 5. A..
now located in the Philippines.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-13

J. l.. Thompson. superintendent of
the bridge and building department,
with headquarters at Salt Lake City
passed through the city today, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter. Miss
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
IF NEW YEAR SLIDES IN

and there is no coal in your cellar you won't need it for it will be hot enough atfyour house. Better be sure than sorry. Stop in and orderf ton of our free burning stove ccS That will insure a good dinner ia you and a good temper for you much better half Avoid bot tira by making sure of plenty of coal. INDEPENDENT FUEL G FEED co.
 Fei>7none 235. P. o. Box 627. office Main St Opp. Palace Stables
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
CORDOVA IS FACING
 CHARGE OF BURGLARY
MEXICAN Is BOUND OVER TO- GRAND JURY EY ORDER OF JUS TIcG MURPHY.

Upon court order issued by Jus tice. Murphy. Manuel Cordoya. the Mexican found with a quantity of jew elry in his possession. was held to the grand jury to answer to a charge oi burglary. the instance cited being the robbery of the change room at the S. 6 P. mine and the footing of the home of Louis c. Sena. is2 Naeo road.
 The original charge was having in his possession stolen property. but upon the order the complaint was changed to read burglary. Two wit nesses. MT. ana Mrs. Sena. will testify to having seen Cordovs prowiing about their home quite ofte nprevious to the robbery. when ieweiry- to the amount of s43o was taken. while s2o in money also disappeared. .
 The watch found upon him belonged to Charles Faircsough and was taken from the s. ( P. chang room ten days ago. Another ring. valued at SIS. was also found among his effects. but so far no owner has put in an appearance 10 identify 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16

P. ". Cocoran. general manager of the Ala del Orc Mining company. was a visitor to Bisbee yesterday and stated that the gold mines now being operated by Merrill Bros. near the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
LOWElLSRLOOh
 IS CLOSED BY
 DRY" PEOPLE
License Having Expired, the Bonanza Win Have 10 Get Petition Signed by Majority to Open Again,

On oaders from the sherif's office. and supposedly st the lnstisation of Attorney o. Cibsos of Tombstone. who reprssents the Anti-Salooa league. the Bonanza bar at Lowell. owned by JohDson & Krough. closed its doors last night and will not. according to present indications. reopen.
 Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff Will White received word to notify the Proprieto-s of the Bonanza that they could not continue doing business at their presest location after midnight. as at that hour their license expired. and that according to the territoris, statutes they would have to present a petition. signed by majority of the residents living within three miles Of the saloon. to the board of supervisors before the license could be renewed.
 Some time ago Attorney Gibson called the attention of the board of su- pervisors to the fact that when a liquor license expired in or about a town of 500 inhabitants. according to the law the prop-ietors of the place must first circulate a petition among the residents liEing within three miles Of the location of the saloon before a renewal could be granted. and inti- mating that the board should see that it was rigidly enforced.
 The fact that the Bonanza's license expired last night was probably ascer- tained by the Anti-Saioon league and the authorities at Tombstone notified to take the action required by law Licenses of nearly all the other sa- icons in the Warren district do not ex- pire until along in. April, so Johnson and Krough are the only victims to date.
 It is a well known fact that each year the saloonists should ask for a renewal by petition, bat this has been winked at and nothing ever brought up about it before. until the wet-dry hght created weapons with which tol push things to the laws limit.
 There's nothing to do but close up. said Mir Trough, one of the pro prietors Of the Bonanza, last night. We will immediately circulate a peti- ion. however. among residents Of lowell. and have no fear of securing 1 enough names ln the course of three ,r four days But meanwhile We must -emain closed and lose all those prof ts. while the other palces are allowed .O continue 70 do business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
ARIZONA WILL
 MAINTAIN LEAD
 FOR RED METAL
Visitor to Bisbee Is Full of En- thusiasm Over Mining Con ditioOs- Says Ray and keI- vin Are Sure Corners.

Acccrding to Len J. Wickett. globe tfoiter story teller. travelling sales man. business man and prince of good fellows. who came in yesterday from about everywhere in Arizona to pass Sunday in Bissee. Arizona will take and keep first pplace in the prcduc- ton of cooper.
 My headcaarters are in Los .An- geles. said Mir. Wickett, but travel all over Arizona for my house and 1 know the business situation As well. think. as any one. I notice that Territorial Auditor Foster tolj the Review one day the past week that the deposits in Arizona banks have increased more than $l.000. .00e during the past year. and wish to make a prediction that even that high percentage will be eclipsed in 1910
 Phoenix. Tombstone. Doug'as. Globe. Tucson. Prescott. Fl Tord. Kelvin. and. of course. Bisbee. are all increasing their output and the ore everywhere Is rich in nearly all Of the precious metals. wish also to call the attention of some of the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16

Mrs. Leslie Carter. who is BOW con ducting her third season under her own management, seems determined to defy ali superstitious auguries. As a matter of fact she differs from the general run of people in that she be- heves in the good fortune of the ca balistic number "13" Her own name as she signs it to documents. contains thirteen letters-Leslie D. Carter. She was married to Mir William l.. Payne on July 18th, and it takes just tlir- teen letters to spell that William L. Payne" She opened her season on the thirteenth of September (Septem- Der, 19OS). again thirteen letters. and her season began in Saint Paul, Minn.. one of the few combinations of cities that it takes thirteen letters to spell. Oh, yes there is another significant fact. Mrs. Carter's husband was born on January 18th. She is presenting
 .'Vasta Herne" this year a new drama of morals and emotions written es-
 pecially for her by Edward Peple.
 author of '.The Prince Chap" l. has
 been hailed as the biggest success of
 Mrs. Carter's artistic career.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16

greatest camps at r-esent that they will have to hustle or they will have to drop to second place. Those companies at work at Kelvin and Fl Toro have rich properties and they are putting in carloads of the best mining machinery almost daily.
 Those camps will certainly be heard from in the near future and they are by no means dead ones even now. Kelvin is located between Phoenix and Globe and the Ray Consolidated people are strenuously at work traus- forming it into one of the warmest mining camps in the west I think that place has a bright future.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
ArnuSenentS

The theory that the use of narcotics, especially opium in some form, acts as powerful stimulant to literary en- deayoI. is by no means novel one. though in ~Vasta Herne.' the powerful modern drama written by Edward Pc pie for Mrs Leslie Carter, which comes to the Orpheum Tuesday night, 1t IS used on the stage for the first time, and with marvellous effectiveness
 Many a genius whose work has as sured him a permanent place iD the Hall of Fame claimed to owe Lis in- spirarion 10 the use of drugs; some of them firmly Belieyed that they could not do theisswo-k without them
 The most famous of all the habituaI users ol opium was. Of course DC Quincy. whose Confessions Of ar
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
eAYNoR AT LEGAL DINNER

New York. Jan. 15:- dayor William J. Gaynor delivers the first public ae dress he has made since assuming Of flee at the annual dinner of the Queens County Bar Association at the Hotel Astor tonight. In addition to the may or the list of speakers includes Augu' stus Thomas. the playwright. and Mar. tin W Littieton. the lawyer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16

Southern Pacific railroad in the northern part of Cochise county. are a success. Ore has been struck in all parts of the property. he said. and the outlook is promising.
 Mir. Cocoran said that all of the development work hows plenty of free gold ore. A crosscut has been run between the two mines for fifty four feet ana a ledge of ore has been encountered that averages from sl0 to $25 a ton. A new shaft is now being sunk and new buildings are being erected.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
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 New Orleans. La.--"For years sui fered from severe female troubles. Finally was confined to my bed and the doctor said an operation was neces- sary. ] gave Lydia L. P.nkham's Veg. etable Compound a trlSl first, and was ssved from an operation." - Mrs. LILY PEYRoUx, HI Eerieree St, New Orleans, La.
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 Opium, Eater is a classic on the sub feet. The. author of The Confessions began taking laudanum in moderate doses, but became so hardened 10 sts effects that even wineglassful woulc not suffice him and he used to drink 1t out of jug. It was while his brain was thus artiacially and damnably stimulated that his thoughts flowed with freedom and he was able to create literature that will always be memorable in the annals of English letters.
 Then there. was the poet Coleridge. who drank laudanum by the giassfui and who himself admitted that his beautiful "Kubla Khan was written tn the frenzy of the drug. But enough has been cited To show that there Is nothing freakish or unusual in the taking of opium for the purpose Of lit erary stimulation. II is thus that poor Vasta Herne takes it. and under the influence of the drug that she knows Is killing her. she writes those wierd but wonderful stories that win her full measure of fame.
 sVasta Herne" is a most curious and valuable pathological study. and as such is bound to attract greater in terest and be of higher artistic value than any dramatic presentation of normal human emotions.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30
NEW YEARS EVE

NEW YORK. Dec. 29:-An the big hotels and restaurants in the metropolis are making extra arrange ments for the entertainment of their guests and patrons on New Years Eve. At all the leading hostelries the demand for table reservations Is reported to be greater than ever be- fore. from which it would appear that the action of the police com missioners in withholding many all night liquor permits is not expected 10 place much Of a damper on the festivities. Music will enter largely into the programmes this year at the Plaza, the Waldorf-Astoria, the St. Regis, the Knickerbocker and other big hotels. New novelties for the night are being prepared by the bv the management of the new Rec tors and the itz-Carlton. which have only recently been opened to the public.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30
SOCIALISM IN coIIEeEs.

NEW YORK, Dec 29.-The Inter collegiate Socialistic Society, which was organized five years ago 'tr promote an intelligent interest in So cialism among college men and women." assembled in this city toda, for its annual convention. Harvard, Yale. Columbia, Cornell. the City ci New York, and the Universities Of Pennsylvania, Michigan. Wisconsin Minnesota. Washington and Okla. homa, Clark College. Kansas State Agricultural, College and Leland Stanford University are among the institutions represented.
 The convention will culminate to morrow evening in a banquet at which ''Ttb Place Of College Men and Women in the Socialistic Move ment' will be the theme of discus sion. The speakers will include Dr. Albert Sudekum, for many years a Socialist member of the German Re!chstag; Upton Sinclair, the So cialist author and Mrs. Florence Kel ley. we'll known in the field of labor Legislation. J. G. Phelps will preside
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30
UNIFORM BOOKKEEPING
 NOW COMPULSORY

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 2s.- Disclosures following the forced liq- uidation of the Quanah National bank of Quanah. Texas, ten days ago caus- cd the comptro Ter of the currency today to issue an order directing ev- cry one Of the HOO national banks of the United States to install what practically amounts to a uniform sys tenn of bookkeeping.
 InvestigstdoSn disclosed that the bank had been doing business the last two years. althcugh undoubted- ly insolvent, and although inspected at regular intervals by the national kank examiners. Within that time the examiners were unable to learn the banks true condition, largely because the management refused to keep proper record of transactions. It is also showed that the entire cap ''al of sr0000 and probably some of the $3s.000 surplus has been paid out to stockholders as dividends. The statement, Comptroller Murray says, had the examiners hoodwinked two years by the way the bank handled ...s notes.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30
SERVANT STEALS THOUSANDS.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 29.-Lillie Mo Dowel is in jail here on charge Of from H. c. Hoteau Dwyer, an at torney. While acting as servant in his home she had SIP ,006 on deposit In a PittsBGrg Pennsylvania bank Tor savings, according to information In Dwyer's possession. Dwyer-- at tached the bank account and report ed to Ira NIX in Chicago. on whose inSrmation tho girl wac arrested Saturday, and Mix filed an attach ment. Local detectives are making country wide inquiry to learn whether the arl has other bank &C., counts. The value of the iewelry sse is accused of setaling in diff ferent homes is stated by the police to be at least Ss5,ooo.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30

The American people spend an nually ssOO.OOo 900 for jewelry and $500, 100000 for crime prevention and punishment: s45O.O0o.Oo for tobacco and s5oO.Coo.OoO for automobiles: S365. 100000 for candy and s50.ooo,. eco for the public health: ss50, ,oOO,. 900 annually for beer, s1,sOo, ,Oo0, ,o0o total for all alcoholic drinks, s2o per catita. Sl0o per family. per year, or enough to build six Panama canals or 100000 miles of railroad every year (3o transcontinental lines). or to buy the state of Tevas. The Amer ican people spend more for beer than they do for life insrance. They spend more for tobacco than the, do for all the schools and colleges in the country. public and pricate They spend more for alcoholic drinks than the pay in taxes for the SUE. port of all governmental agencies local. state, and national.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30

of the business or property. the ben efits of which win be shared by the public served in the years to come, may be so capitalized that the bur den of cost will be distributed over a period of years and fall upon those who will use it in the future as well as the present.
 But there are expenditures which should not be capitalized If a mer- chant tears down his store and builds aBother on the site, no larger. no more convenient, but high ly ornate and beautiful he has sim ply expended money for advertising. He has not enlarged his accommo- dations or reduced his expenses, and his investment will be unlikely to prove remunerative. So if the pub. lie demands a new terminal, the railroad company will build one. if It has the money and this invest. ment will not add a single dollar to the income of the road but on the contrary will mean increased ex pense for its maintenance and oper. atfoD.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30
MOUNT WILSON IS TOPPED BY
 ARCH H0XSEY

alternated with ParmaIes in carry ing Roy Knahenshue. manager of the Wright team.
 Glenn Curtiss brought out a new eighty horse power racer, intending to challenge James Radley, the Eu- glish speed champion. for eight and three quarter mile race. but the motor did not work properly and he deferred the contest until tomorrow.
 Hoxsey will try for the altitude record tomorrow. Because of a tech nica ity it is feared the Mondays record of 11.474 feet may not be accepted. He will carry a paragraph chart a5 prescribed by the Aero Club of America rules
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30

CHIHUAHUA. Dec 29.-Col. Mart in l.. Guzman, who was in command of the troop train which was shot up at Nal Paso died of his wound today. He was one of the best known soldiers in Mexico.
 CHIHUAHUA, (via Fl PasoD Dec -29-Oficial reports today, which seem to be confirmed by develop ments. indicate that the first stage of the insurrection in Western Chi huahua is over, and the second has begun. The government believes the insurrectos fought their last o-~"rized battle at Pedernaies two veeks ago, and that they have split
 O small bands which 1t will take months to catch and subdue. Re ports are confirmed that Nal Paso, the key to the railroad, is free of them, and that Navarro is now Tn control of the situation all along the line.
 A train ordered to proceed to Ped. ernsles for the wounded was unable to get away from here until early this morning. At noon 1t reached San Andres. As the train proceeds, 1t Is repairing the track and restor- ing the wires which we're cut by the insurrectos. When this work is completed, the train will stop at Pedernales and take on board the wounded of Navarro's troops. These have been compelled to get along with the crude attention of field hospital since the fights st Cerro Prieto three weeks ago, and Pedernales and Nal Paso.
 The government reiterateS the statement that the pass was occu. pied and junction formed with Gen eral Navarro by his endorsements without seeing the enemy. There could be no better confirmation of this than the fact that the gorvern- ment train Is now in the Pass. which was formerly an insurrecto stronghold. The latter apparently exercised discretion and retired in the face of a greatly superior foe. With their exrfeme mobility the ir. surrectos are still capable oi mak. 1 ing trouble
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30

News coming out Of Mexico shows unmistakaby that the revolution f, that country Is growing in strength The western portion of the state of Chihuahua seems to be comnIe,eIv dominated by the insurrectos and f, almost every battle the federal troops have been fully matched and a sun. ming up of the fighting in tha. state to date must give the victory to the rebels. For the past two weeks nevs has ccra almost daily that the eov. ernment was rushing reinforcemen,s into On 7huahua, but there have bee, few arrivals, and this causes many to believe that the federal command. CTS are afraid to take troops from their present stations for fear of fresh outbreaks. Those who have seen the soldiers in the field in Chi. huahua declare that they are a sorry looking military, while reports say that the insurrectos in that section are composed of ranchers and Vaqueros who are skilled in handI 'ne arms and are fearless. All agree that the ins1rrection will continue to grow unless the rebels in Chihua. hua are quickly annihilated, and this does not seem likely.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30

The agreement reached by the Western railroads and their engin- eers will be gratifying to the pub nc generally. The controversy grow- ing out of demand of the engineers for increased pay was Settled ss all industrial disagreements s.ouId oe settled, by friendly concessions oy both sides. The locomotive en- sineers are classed among the high. est class of labor in this country. their daily work entails grea. dan. ger and carries the greatest respon. sibility and their organization bsa always been marked by its con. servatism and fairness
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30
BRAVE RESCUE

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 2s.-A. D. Blake once a bug,er in the navy. effected brave rescue this afternoon when he carried Mrs. w. T. c. Cross, wife Of local merchant, from the upper noor of her burning residence or Eighth street. Blake and his brother noticed smoke pouring from the house as they were riding past. The broth CT ran to turn in an alarm and Blake entered the house. Mrs. Cross hastened to the third story to save some jewels and was there over e ne by smoke. Flake followed her and succeeded in getting her down stairs safely just a5 the fremen ar rived
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-30
PEARcE IS ARRESTED.

DENVER Dec 29.-James B. Pierce, secretary of the state of Col orado. was indicted today by the grand jury on the charge of violaI- Ing the public examiner laws by his refusal to appear before the state auditor and g.,e detailed statement of the financial affairs of his office. Pearce gave bond shortly afterward