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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-01-27

Hinton, Jan, 1.-two terrible
murders were committed near RIee's
Crossing In Talcott district yesterday
the victims being j. l.. Nickel, a
carpenter contractor of that COM
muuity. and his son-in-law, stephen
Evans. The PROSTATE aud bloody
forms OF the men were discovered
at dusk last evening by Squire NJ.
NJ Warren, near the old oil we'll
and along the pathway leading TO
the latter's home. Mr.. Warren
first stumbled over the body OF the
older man, aud hurryiug home TO
give the alarm ,founu the body Of
Evans cold in death. about $50
yards from that Of Nlckells. Natur-
ally Mr.. Warren had become much
excited by this time and wasn't long
IN making his horrible discovery pub
lie,
Nickel was shot In one thigh
with a shotgun and in the shoulder
with 90 Winchester rifle or S2
calibre revolver. One OF the bull
lets entered the neck and the other
one the shoulder. ranging in such
a direction as to enter the lungs, the
latter bullet being the fatal one,
Evans was killed with shot
gun. the entire load Of shot enter
ing his face and making him almost
unacceptable from the awful mu-
tiiatiou Report has it that he
was also shot In other parts OF
the body, but this lacks confirma-
ton, The evidence seems to show
that Nickel was shot retreating as
he was discovered considerable dis
tancc. from the other man, and
his death was due to bullets fired
in his back Both men are suppos-
ed to have been killed between 10
and / 9 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-01-27

Detective Eewkirk arrested VIII
Kirk at Rex on last Wednesday on
a capias from Mingo county, Kirk
Is wanted IN MIngo for highway
robbery, and Mr., Newkirk landed
his man IN Jail at this place TO
avail. the coming Of the officials OF
Mingo county
Il is said that Kirk has already
served two terms In the peuitenti-
airy rad was tried on the third
charge when the jury stood eleven
TO one for conviction As the jury
failed to agree. Kirk was released
on bond and Jumped" his bond
hence his arrest In this instance
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-01-27
WEST VIRGINIA NEICHBORS.
NEWS FROM COUNTIES JUST
ACROSS THE RIVER IN
WEST VIRGINIA.

A charter was granted to the JEFF
ferson Hotel Company of Logan,
W. Va, Capital stock, $4,000;
subscribed. $500; paid In, $50 In
corpola tors; J. II. Wilkinson, }.
Cary Anderson, s, r. Robertson,
Scott Justice aud +. II. Greene, all
at Logan.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-01-27

Saturday morning about ll:45
the parlor OF the Vaughan Hotel in
Williamson, was the center Of at
traction FOR few moments, when
Miss Nellie Lambert, daughter OF +.
II. Lambert became the bride of
DIT Clen Coleman, OF MatewaB
The suit of the State of Virgin
IA against the State Of West vtr-
ginla over the S33,OOO,OOU debt Of
the former Commonwealth is now
before the Supreme Court The old
Dominion wants the Civil War state
to pay is share OF obligations be-
fore the parting OF the ways,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-01-27

Special Sale Wool Remnants one
half Price and Less at Pierce's.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1911-10-06
Or e n S. t S:

The well known Ruth Craven
Stock Co., will hold the boards at
Browns hall for five nights, COM
mencing Tuesday, Oct. II. The
repertoire of the company is new
and clever and there will be a change
of program each night and the en-
gagement will close with a funny
matinee ole Swanson, the Boy
from Sweden" Saturday at 2:30 o.
clock. If the company lives up to
to it's past reputation local show-go-
ers will be treated to five nights of
entertainment of a high order.
Chas. Ferris, the prize gardner
down by the river, presented the
exhibit committee with a basketful
of potatoes this week and these tu-
bers easily have the blue ribbon for
this locality. One of the spuds
weighs just a pound and three-quar-
tiers. Mr.. Ferris, who used to do
gardening for St. Paul city trade,
a tell you a few things about
planting and caring for potatoes as
we'll as other kinds of garden truck.
The Metropolitan Cafe opened on
Wednesday and dinner was served
fifteen persons on the first day.
Since then the patronage has been
on the increase and the service is
said to lie first class. The cafe will
be an especial accommodation to the
guests of the hotel.
The Boorman Lumber company
have placed an order with the Ber-
In Machinery company, of Beloit,
Wis, for several thousand dollars
worth of machinery for their new
planer mill at Fortine. The mach
inery is of the very latest type
kalispell Journal.
Dr.. w. I. Evans, the dentist, is
now permanently Located at Shelby
Montana, AMI is prepared to do all
kinds of dental work. Consult hin
when in need of dental service OF.
fee over Drug Store.
Anderson & Gourley have moved
their Grill restaurant into the Min
building, owned by Jack Whittecar
and have brighter and roomier quar-
t.rs for the conduct of their bust
ness.
a. F. Brown of Great Falls ha,
taken charge of the Wilkens mea
market. Will Wilkins will go GU,
to the home ranch and break a hero
of Bronchos.
Mrs. Whittecar is quite ill at tn,
present time and prospect for he,
recovery, according to the loca
physician, is not very bright.
Late fall fashions in millinery
Miss McGuinnes, upper Main Street
A girl was born to Nh. and Mrs
VIM. Humble on Monday.
For. Sale-thoroughbred Whit,
Y Leghorn roosters. Cheap if takel
at once. VIM. Bannister.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
BUFFALO BILL NOT BARRED
 phnaniN Sun l

One of our exchanges reports that Colonel William F. Cody, otherwise Buffalo Bill, has written a card to say that he would have been a candi- date for one of the United States seu- atorships from this state but for the fact that he has not yet been a citizen Of Arizona for five years.
 It gives The Sun infinite pleasure tO inform it's old and always esteemed friend of the Wild West that he has misread both the constitution of the United States and of the state of ArL zona with respect to the qualifications or a senator Of the United States. r he desires to represent Arizona in the august body that inhabits--or, aa sCme people prefer to say, infests-' the north end of the national capitol and majority Of the voters of Ari zona should be agreeable to his doing so, there is no law to prevent him, except that clause of the federal con, stitution which requires that when elected he shall be an inhabitant oi the state from which he shall be chosen.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
PRESSG GACOMMENT
WEEolN ENDORSED BY HIS
 NElGHBoRs.
(Gobe Demccratl.

Globe DemcoFat).
 There seems to be no question put that the friends of Tom Weedin are ranying to his support and wIn leave nothing undone that will tend to advance the interests of that gentleman toward securing the nom ination for the goverHorship by the democrats of Arizona. The hearti- ness and enthusiasm which marked the impromptu banquet given Mir Weedin at Florence last night, judg- ing from the press reports of the affair. indicate Weedin's standing among his neighbors, the men who know him best. and augar well for the future of his candidacy. The man who stands well with the mem bers of the community in which he lives and whose record in public matters is clear, invariably is a man to be trusted no matter what
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
y with our lofty sirvants."
 E. c. MOORE.
THE GAME AND THE CANDLE
Douglas InternationalJ

There seem to be signs of cooling of the enthusiasm which seized some of the ofFice-seekers immediately after the passage of the statehood bill. A careful survey of the political horizon, with the intricacies and uncertainties of two campaigns, has evidently re suited in discouraging the idea in many minds. The only place where the politicians are showing determination to play the game to the limit is in Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
WILL DEAL FAIRLY WITH TAFF"

WILL DEAL FAIRLY WITH TAFF"
 (Courtland Arizonan.)
 A letter, written On Salvation Army stationery, bearing the names of their several officers, among whom appears the name. Captain E c. Moore, Officer in Charge. was received this week with an urgent request that it be printed. It is repr0duce1, verbatim.
 Twill the people of Arozona vote out the recoll of Judges As President Taff has commanded them to do2. No.
 The people of AraZJna are not like ly to vote the recall of gudgss from their Constitution. At least until 1t has been tried. But after a perried cf actual ezperaRce we find it to be wrong and unjust, our honesty and good Judgment will tell us to vote it out But if we find it to be all right, and good thing, safe guard against tyrony and coUDtiOn, we will hold to t forever. We do not believe in hu- mon infalibility but the Publi> major ity is the closest to it we will ever get. We of Arozona believe in the honesty and good Judgment Of the public majority. and we have said so. and we Will not be forced to take it back, And now since President Taa hos come down from his high horse. and has signed our constitution as it is. We will now show to him that the public majority are not tyrants but are capable of dealing fairly and Just
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
CITY COUNCIL
 FIXES TAX RATES
It Is S3 on Each St00 the Same
 as Last Year
OTHER MATTERS SETTLED

The tax rate on city property for the year 1911 was fixed at 8 on the
 S100 last night by the city council in regular session, this being the same rate as was in effect last year. The
 rate was established by the passage
 Of an ordinance and was based on the
 assessments made by the city tax as- sessor.
 Little business outside of the reg
 ular routine was transacted, though
 the session lasted from 8 o'clock uR-
 til midnight
 Fire Chief Barney Norton called
 the attention of the council to the fact that the fire ordinance suggested
 several months ago by him had not
 been adopted and suggested that it
 be taken up and passed. The Ordin-
 ance had been allowed to become
 pigeonholed and Councilman Schmid
 was instructed by the mayor to get
 the ordinance and go over.it to see
 if it was satisfactory.
 Twenty-eight applications for saloon licenses were filed with the council
 and passed by that body, there being
 no new applicants in the number. 4 communication was read from H. E. Berner, secretary of the county board of supervisors stating that the county would pay a part of the eN- 1 pense of resurveying the city cenIe- ftery and asked that a plot be re. served for county indigents. Councilman Henderson called at tention to the fact that the Huachuca Water company held franchise from the city and suggested that 1t might Ge well to take some action on it. | The matter was referred to the city attorney.
 The July and August bills of the Bisbee Improvement company were allowed but a resolution was passed notifying the company that the action was not to be construed as a recogui- ton on the part of the city Of the franchise recenly revoked by the city.
 Mrs. Bessie McGraw applied to the county for rhe position of sexton of Evergreen cemetery, stating that the ! present sexton, Dan Hanley, intended to resign. The application was re- feTred 10 Councilman Allen, who will replace Councilnau Gilman on the cemetery committee.
 The resignation of John Hughes as a member of the council from the sec ond ward, filed with the council at special meeting in August, was ac- cepted, but the matter of choosing
 successor was allowed to go ever un- til the next meeting. Fire Chief Barney Norton was granted a leave of absence and Fire
 man Hicks was appointed acting chief
 Of the department and an extra man added to the force during the chiefs | absence. Mir Norton will be given
 credentials from the city as a repre- sentative at the international muni-
 cipal congress to be held in Chicago the last Of the present month. City Attorney Ed J. Flanigan report 1 ed that Attorney Ross, representing
 the Braziels, in their damage suit l against the city in which the plain tiffs had been given judgment in the l sum of approximately $6,000, had of ! tered to compromise the judgment | for 5000 As MT. Ross was not pres ! ent to state his offer in person no ac- i ton was taken on the proposition but the matter will probably be settled ! this week
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
THE LA TOILETTE MOVEMENT.

Though the enthusiastic friends of Mir. La Toilette have been unable to restrain themselves from frequent premature launehings Of his presiden. tial boom, that sacred rite will not be officially performed until yesterday when according to previous announce ment, a bottle was broken over it's bow and it moved more or less ma jestieally down the ways.
 Whether it will i'll contract re. quirements as to speed is yet to be determined. That Is a matter in which the whole country is taking an inter. est. We of the democracy are less concerned with the effect of the La Toilette movement upon the political future of Mr. Taft than we are in il as a barometer of radicalism.
 We will learn little from what may take place at Minneapolis today. AS a matter of course the meeting of the insurgents will be surcharged with enthusiasm and the less thoughtful of us will wonder how so few men could make so much noise.
 But it is with interest that the re. ception of the boom throughout the country will be receiyed-not in the states of Oregon. Kansas, Caliofruia ard the northwest where it was dem onstrated a quarter of a century ago that there was something in the soil encouraging to the propagation Of popuilsm. There we may expect to witness a friendliness to the "volun. teer' ercp which has been given 8 new name.
 We will find, however, ty the vel come, or want Of it, accorded this La Toilette movement throughout the country whether the restlessness. thoughuessly inspired by Col. Rooso- welt four years ago is in process of abatement CT whether it will seek re- lief in the La Toilette crusade.
 
 The indications however are that it will not be an imposing crusade; that people who some time ago be. Ieyed the public conscience had been awakened have found that only Q period of unpleasant and unprofitablc agitation had been ushered in.
 Anyhow, the derionstratfon in favo! of MT. La Toilette will not be withou; significance.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
Tea-hsr,. currinulnn,

A teacher In nre of the poorest dis 'ricts of Londo s,ated at a meeting ef the Educatio sl Handwork associa. ton at the Society of Ar that be desired to see his boys taught by in- dUstrial methods. T should like to teach my boys to wash he added ' " the London County Council to ser me some needles. reels of cot. ton, and tronser Buttons.".
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
Russian weaIth unegenly Dividea.

Income tax statistics for the czar's subjects show that of the empires to- til population of 1G.000.000 only about feur hundred thousand have income runLing from s5I5 to $1.030 a year. On the other hand. $500 subjects have an aggregate of yearly incomes amounting to about s277 100000. very nearly as much as the 100000 who have s2S5,0oo.O00
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE

FENNE-
 A decision by tue New Mexican su. rreme court regarding the status of justices of the peace indirectly bears upon question which has been raised in Arizona regarding the position of justices after the constitution becomes effective.
 The office of justice Of the peace ia not definitely created by the eonsti- tuition which however enumerates all other officers. county and state sub jeet to change by law"
 Yet under the title 'scheduIe and Miscellaneous" a collection of after thoughts. there is this recognition oi precinct officers:
 "AH territorial district. county and precinct officers who may be in office at the time of the admission of the state into the union shall hold -heii respective offices until their success ors shall have qualified. etc"
 There is a further recognition oi precinct officers in the provision thai all state and county officers and al justices of the peace and precinct ot acers shall have fixed and definite sal aries. Yet no where is specific creation of precinct officers, or an other allusion to them
 In the New Mexican case the mat ter hinged on the construction Of th' enabling act continuing in ohlee in cubcnts on June 10, 1910. A. J Welter was a justice of the peace II
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06

Henry P. Ashurst of Prescott who has hitherto announced his candidacy for the United States senate with his fists, new resorts 60 printers ink. In a statement of some 5000 words Fir. Ashurst informs the voters of Arizona that he is iE a receptive mood. He takes occasion to denounee the mem bers Of the federal constitutional con vention and the American judiciary on principle and concludes with a state ment that in presenting his declaration he has avoided with difficulty, nc doubU all rhetorical floarishes.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
Nd Too elo for tha po.

An advertisement in the Continent religious weekly published in Chi caso. asks for a missionary not over feet 6 inches in height aad weighing lso pounds" Perhaps 1t was inserted oy cannibal--Pittsburg Gazette. Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06

ChaveT county at that time. M. ". Witt was elected to succeed him in January of this year when the term for which welter was elected would expire.
 The title of Witt and the validity Of the election was attacked by Weltor on the theory that under Section 3 Of the enabling act. there was no va. oancy. WelJer appealed from a pro form a judgment of the lower court, disregarding his contention that a pre-. cinct office was a county office with in the meaning of the enabling act This judgment Of the lower court was unanimously affirmed Iass Thursday hy the territorial supreme court and Justice Wright who prepared the opia ion in conclusion said:
 It necessarily follows therefore that justices of the peace in this ter ritory must be considered as precinct officers and Eot county officers within the terms of the enabling act"
 But, as we have stated this decision cannot have more than an indirect bearing upon the question whether our constitution makes any provision for precinct offices, but, if it is a sound decision there is not a justice of the peace or constable in Arizona who is rightfuily exercising the du. ties of those offices.
 The territorial road will not be an annihilator of space and distance though it will possess characteristics of the annihilator as it will bring RIsbee and Douglas several miles i closer together.
 The Russian Lion" was misnamed | There are TO lions in Russia. W' never thought Of that until we no ticed the lamblike attitude of Hack enschmidt after his scuhle with FranF 
 Gotch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Looking at the situation from every viewpoint, a situation almost unprecedented in American politics, there appears no present and, more to the point, no future probability or even possibility, that the president and the insurgents ever again will meet on common ground. That the president recos- nizes the conditions as they exist clearly is evidenced by the plans for his invasion of the enemies terri tory" It is to be a spellbinding ex- cursion, the longest similar trip ever undertaken by a president, a trip re- garded as essential by the intimate advisers of the president fifteen months before the national election.
 St. Louis Post Dispatch: Mir. Taft sent the gold pen with which he signed the reciprocity measure to Floor Leader Underwood He has not been able 10 find anyone who cares for the pens with which he vetoed the other three tarif measures.
 Philadelphia Record: Mir. Taft has
 
 ersl and the secretary of agriculture or else antagonize all the pure food sentiment in the country. He has also got to decide between the secretary Of the treasury and the attorney gen eraI. He has already had to unload a secretary of the interior His cabi- net selections were of good men, but they are deficient in good team work
 New York World: The president who in December pledged the prompt elimination" of instances of injus- tice is in the following August veto ing bills eliminating instances of in justice which he himself has repeat edly denounced. He IS appealing to the statutory direction" of congress that a report on the tariff be made for is guidance by a commission which congress refused to authorize He is scolding congress for promptly eliminating injustice" in an extra ses- sion called to consider reciprocity, though as president he has no power fo limit the subjects with which con l gross, once called together. may deal Prom the hlgh tone of president of all the people promising the prompt 1 correction of abuses he has descended ! to the level of the standpatter, pla ! eating local interests and urging thai the taTin shall be revised by it's friends Has Taft committed sui ! cide?"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
worid,s peepest coaLpit sbaf,.

The deepest coal-pit shaft in the wcrud has just been completed at Wearmouth (EEg.J colhsry. It Is 320 tathons deep and le feet wide.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
slauohter of Fish.

In northern waters millions of fish are ground into nothing by the moving masses e tce.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
THE PRESIDENT

Washington Star: His two years in the White House have made MT. Taft sure footed in the gait he goes. They have not made him a politician. It is doubtful if any length of experi- ence in any place could do that He is in politics, in constant association and conference with politicians of 10th high and low degree, but does not learn the game. Taft's way is not the way of the men who play accord ing to Hoyle.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06
c o lfntry Tow n
 s SGyIngs
By Ed" Howe

Every favorite should remember that a rival is liable to appear at any time.
 Nothing makes man feel more un- comfortable than to be unjust to a friend.
 1. You can make up a quarrel. hut it will always show where h was patched.
 Feel ashamed Of all your misdeeds; not only Of those the people have found out
 Is there a tradition that a barn must be painted reds Ever see barn painted any other color?
 It is about as much trouble to get girl ready to go away to school as it is to get her ready to be married.
 Do a creditable thing, and nobody cares much; but If there is a joke on you. everybody will be interested at once.
 There are number of disagreeable things to step in. But did you ever have experience with chewing gum? also hate to step on a cat.
 Occasionally man finds his wife looking in certain queer way, and when he asks: What is the natter she bursts into tears. and replies: Nothing.
 Nothing makes me so mad as for a man I believe to be badly mistaken, to say to me: 70, well. it's too bad you are ignorant, and cannot recog-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06

position he may be called upon to fill.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06

Copyright 1M1, by George Matthew Adams)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06

Nothing makes me so mad as for a man I believe to be badly mistaken, to say to me: 70. well, it's too bad you are ignorant, and cannot recog,
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