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Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
MORE GOLD RETURNS
 FROM ASH CANTON
msHIcANs MAKE FINDS oF RICH NUGGETS IN THE NEW
 PLACER FIELD

Nuggets of a size that go far te- ward establishing the Asa sesyon gold district as a factor in she placer field. have been discovered by kexi- cans working claims along tho creek flowing through the canyon Two nuggets of unusual size have been d discovered. according to H. B. F9et- cher, of Huaehuca One sf shess is worth s75 the other is>valued at $50. They are the largest nuggets yet found in the district.
 Jesus Compoy, who had found the s35 pebble. which was the largest previously discovered. S the owner Of these nuggets as. wsll as many smaller ones which are netting him a neat return for the labor expended by him. The nuggets were discovered by use of rocker.
 While a few of the placer claims of the district have sufficient water upon them to allow of their being worked in this manner, most Of them will have to be worked by Gry wash ing. Compoy has an unusually good claim and whether those who have located g1ound farther from the creek will find that dry washing will gay. is now the chief problem Of the district.
 Several quartz claims have been located in the upper end Of the can yon by men who believe that the outcroppings are the mother lode of the district. There are about twenty five men now in Ash Canyon most cf them doing placer work.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Nntif.es Lsxxa of pefeat.

NEX1CALI. Mar. It. As soon as he heard of the defeat of the rebels al Tecarte. Captain John Mcdonald commanding the inaurgent provost guard here, immediately dispatched a courier to notify Bertholc and Ley va. who. with their army are sup posed to be near Laguna Salada or Richacos Pass. It is expected the news of Tecarte will result in the army returning to the erxrench- ments
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
rAFT's PRAISES SUNG.

LONDON, March 9.-The Inter national arbitration board st meeting tpday, sang paeans Of praise on President Taft's sugses ton for an unqualified Angio-Amer- ican arbitration treaty and Sir Ed ward Grey's speech in support of the same. Lord Chancellor Lorburn declared when a man held an of fee, such as the presidency of the United States. said what Presi- dent Taft said. it raised the hopes of ali mankind
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
CONFERENCE ApJouRNs

CINCINNATI. Ohio. March 17.-A conference held fere today by Of ficials Of the brotherhood Of fire men a' | eng'selhen, adjour-ed with nui a definite s'Stement regarding the ending of she strike Of white fremen on the Cincinnati. New Or lean, Texas and Pacific railway.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Instruction work In ApriI.

WASHINGTON. March 17.-None of the officers of the state militias who are to join the army in Texas can receive instruction at the camps before April l. Each officer will be attached to an officer of cores bonding grade from the same arm of the regular service. The war de- partment is waiting to hear from General Carter before deciding how many officers of she militia will be allowed to attend tue instruc- ton work at one time.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
CHESS MEET CLOSES.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain. Mar r. The international chess masters tournament came to an end today F. J. Marshall, the American cham pion, finished in fourth place. The first prize was decided yesterday in favor of J. P. Capablanca of Cuba
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
PRIsoNER sulcInEs

OGDEN, Utah. Far. I7.-John Wall. charged with being one of the two men who held up Reed hotel Monday morning, was found dead in his cell tonight by Jailor Anderson Walls Preliminary hearing was set for to- morrow The police believe 1t a case of suicide.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
GUILTY OF BRIBERY

CINCINNATI. Ohio, March l4.- After a brief deliberation the jury rendered a verdict this afternoon finding Jacob Basehang. denuty col Iector of liquor licenses, gul,ty of soliciting and accepting bribes. The marks the end of the trial in which leading politicians were accused of grafting
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
YOUTHFUL RoeseR GUILTY

SPOKANE, March 17.-Wm. H. Harrison, aged 21, was found guilty today of highway robbery for hold ing up crowd of men in his fathers store on SpraEue avenue, this city According to Preston Durbin. who pleaded guilty. the robbery was executed by himself and the Harrfson youth apd was planned by Tom Harrison, an older brother. and C. II. Harrison, :he father and proprietor Of the store The father is still to be tried
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

to save Elsie Sigei from the fate she was slowly drifting toward, we provide the sweetheart for Arthur Vincent. one Of New York's central office detective force, who is work ing OF the case A pretty and absorbing love interes. is woven round this tragedy of Chinese hat red. jealousy and homicide.
 Dan O'Toole. one of New Works finest" who has the propensity Of always being on the spot at the right moment, and Nell. a girl of the streets, keep the audience in an uproar of hilarity with their love making. The play is in four acts and nine scenes, each of which has received the lavish scenic equip ment their Oriental atmosphere de mands. The cast is said to be capable one
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
spAnIARD KILLS SWEETHEART.

NEW YORK, March 17.- Jose Bo- veda, a Spaniard, 26 years old, shot and killed Miss Iva Reed age 2c years, today at the offices of the Edison National Monograph Co at Orange, N. J., and killed him self Miss Reed, a stenographer for the company, had spurned the attentions of Boveda, who hal been q clerk a. the same office
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
MoLATgo INTERSTATE LAw

SAVANNAH. March r. The Merchants and Miners Transpor- tation association was found guilty today for discrimination of freight rates, violating the interstate com merce law. The Atlantic Coast Line and Sea Board Air Line companies pleaded guilty Co the same charges
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
eoMPERs suMMoNEp.

NEW YORK. March Samuel Gompers. president of the American Federation of Labor. has bees sum moned to New York to take charge of t>e outlined general strike Of teamsters in the metropolitan dis trict, which. if called. will involve 50,O00 men.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
WATER ACTS AS WAND

Continued From Page I) cd from the vast underground resour- ces. It is calculated that the reser voir. or gravity now, will eventually water 1sS 900 acres and that 50.oe0 acres will be watered b. pumps.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
ADVERTISING RATES.
PROMINENT MAN KILLED In GLOBE.

George Shanley. wealthy cattle Ean of Globe. was shot by the chief of police of that city on Tuesday night The shooting occurred in a private dining room of one of the restaurants Of that city and it is said that the officer who did the shooting was drunk al the time. The officer claims that the shooting was accidental and that the victim of his shot was one of his best friends Commenting on this fright ful tragedy the Arizona Silyer-Belt makes a comment which should at tract the attention of the entire ter ritory and is here given in full:
 There are a number of things that stand out very clear this morn ing after the killing of an unarmed man by the chief of police in a so- called private dining room Of a rs- taurant last night
 One is that the private dining room as an annex to a saloon is objectionable in every way and must go and go quickly.
 Another Is that men who drink in- toxicants in such quantities that they become drunk are dangerous men to be permitted legally 10 bear arms and that the drunken peace officer is a public menace rather than a safe guard and must go and go at once.
 Still another Is that pistol toting should be made crime subject to severe penalty and that officers should be elected or chosen who will enforce those penalties to the ut most
 Last nights killing Of an unarmed snan is the tenth killing in Gila county, counting the shooting down Of Mexican at Winkleman by a deputy sheriff since January l.
 Tn three of these killings public peace officers were tnvolved-in fact peace officers were involved in four of them as Anderson was involved in the Meskimmon double tragedy. In one of them deputy sherif was the victim
 "A record such as this does not tend to create a favorable impress sion Of Globe and it's enviroDs or of the citizens thereof when the news is read in the outside world. Is il any wonder that the people O; more peacable communities are in clined to wonder whether or not Ari- zonans are fitted to govern them selves.
 The first step to be taken is to disarm pistol toterz.
 The second step is to insist upon the strict enforcement of the ordin. anee which provides for the suspen. sion or removal from office Of peace officers who frequent or even enter saloons, except in the line of duty 4 drunken, or even a drinking DO liceman or deputy sheriff, is 2 menace to the peace of this or any other community. A cleaning out ol the drinking men on the city police force and on the sherins staff is de handed by the best interests of this community.
 The private dining rooms as an nexes to saloons are illegal, a men ace to the peace and order of tn, community and should be abolished forthwith. and no doubt would bs abolished were the officers of the law whose duty it is to abolish them fin tent upon performing that duty.
 It is contrary to law to serve drinks of intoxicating liquors of an, kind anywhere but on the premise, covered by the license granted. yei that law is violated openly ever, day and night Of the year in Glob. and SO far as the records show ther'
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
ouarantee Proteetion.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar IT,
 Effective suffrage, no re-slection- With this slogan, Francisco L Ma dero. provisional president and Ah- raham Gonzales, vice pIsesident of the government set up by the revolu- tionists. today issued a decree through a confidential agency here, guaran- sealing schooned Umbrina run down ests of all foreigners in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
DAUGHTER TO weo.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Mar. I7.-Mr and Mrs W J. Bryan this evening an pouncad the engagement of thed9 daughter, Grace Dexter Bryan, to Richard Lewis Hargreaves. son Of Mrs. A. F. Hargreaves. of Lincoln. The marriage will take place early in June
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Juarez Consul Will Investigate.


 WASHINGTON. March 17-Tak- ing cognizance of the complaints of relatives of Edwin Blatt. of Pitts burg. and Lawrence Converse, of Glendora. Cal, held prisoners at Juarez and confined in unsanitary cells, the state department today instructed the American consul at Juarez to make an investigation. His instructions direct him to re quest :he Mexican authorities to give the prisoners comfortable quart CTS. The state department has not yet received a reply to the note of :he United States declaring that the men were captured on American soil
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Llmantour En Route.

PALESTINE. Tex, Mar 17.-Min- ister Limantour passed through here tonight. None of the party left the private car
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
BISBEE MAN
 IS FATALLY STABBED
JIM NoWLiN, or cANANEA, iN- JuREp in FIGHT wfTh
 ED SPENCER

CANANEA. Son. March i7-(Spe- c. Nowiin and Ed Spen- cer were the principals in a cutting fray in the rear of the Climax sa- loon here Monday night in which Nowlin was fatally wounded He received severe cuts about the head and near the heart and it is not believed he can recover. It is said that both men had been drink ing.
 Nowlin has a large family. He formerly resided in Bisbee. He has a brother there. who has been notified of ] c. Nowlin's condi- ton
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
THE CHINATOWN
 TRUNK MYSTERY"

KUHN m1S Ehf
 Realism is the keynote of The Chinatown Trunk Mystery" the latest thriller to come to .he Orpheum, Sunday March 18th
 It is seldom the melodramatic dramatist has life story at frs. hand for his play with little draft upon his imagination, yet in a measure. this is true with .he au- thor of ''The Chirtown Trunk Mys- tery."
 Dealing with the disastrous eli max in the life of a settlement and mission worker. and her Chin csc admirers disappearance. plen- " of scope is available for an in- teresting dramatic recital of the facts. By adding the intimate friend
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

Jim Nowlin is well known here. Ee having resided here several years ago and was employed at the hoist at the Shattuck mines. He bore a good reputation here with the ex- ception of drinking. He was out of employment at the time of the cutting affair at Cananea. His brother. Al NowIin. is employed a: the saw mill at the Gardner shaft. Nothing is known here of Ed spen cer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

Try a steak or a roast from Toy- rea's cotton seed fed cattle. s7S.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

Fine Tailoring at Peltzers, Opp. Palace Livery if.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cornelsor
vent to owyhee Saturday to spend
couple of weeks with their daugh.
er. Mrs Hanz VOTE.
Mr.. Henry Peutz and L. C. Keel
err went to Nyssa Saturday on BUSH
less and TO make visit with Mr..
A. r. Kimball
Mr.. Peutz and family and Otto AL
bert and family spent Sunday at the
home Of William Reimers.
Mr.. Ferdinand Baer moved to Fox
Store Monday. There he viii be EN-
ployed on Mr., Strohbehn's ranch.
Horace Wiley who has been quite
sick for several days is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Lattig went
to Boise Saturday to attend the fair.
Mr.. Clarence Friedman went to
Boise Friday to attend the fair and
visit with MS brother Harry Fritch-
man, who is the mayor of that city
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Durham made
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
LEWISTON STATE
NORMAL
GROWING

The Lewiston State Normal opened
its fifteenth annual session last
month with a greatly increased en-
roliment. in 1910-l911 there we're 1892
registered; this year 322 are now
enrolled and 1t is expected that
the total will be at least 400 for
i9ll-12. Every section Of Idaho both
north and south is represented. Stud
cnts also have enrolled from Oregon,
Washington, California. Montana,
Maine. Pennsylvania, North Carolina,
Alberta. Canada and III
inois. The fact that the life diploma
granted by the Lewiston Normal is
recognized not only in Idaho but In
other western states as well, togeth-
err with the high standards main
tanned at the State Normal there,
has without doubt had much to do
with this great increase In enroll /
ment
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
a trip to Caldwell Saturday.

Grace White spent Saturday and
Sunday in Payette with her friend,
Ruth Maule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have return
ed from Corvallis. Oregon, where
they went for the benefit Of Mr..
Wilson's health While there he
was under the care of his son, who
Is physician there. Mr.. Wilson was
improving rapidly but became home
sick for sight of the Payette Val
ley, hence his return.
Mr.. Bert Moggr!dge and Hugh
Thompson had a very narrow escape
from what might have been a bad
accident Saturday, while going to
town. The horse got its tail over
the lines and became unmanageable,
running into barb wire fence and
smashing the shafts, dashboard and
front springs of the buggy. The men
and horse escaped un:njured.
Miss Berry arrived from England
Sunday to make an extended visit
at the home of her brother, Cecil
Berry.
Mr.. B. r. Fitch coming UP Iowa
Aveue in his automobile turned into
the Alspach lane. which has been
open all summer. not noticing a
wire which was stretched across the
road ran into it going at good rate
Of speed, throwing the car into
ditch and damaging IT, The accident
might have been more serious had
not the wire caught on the stearing
brake and held It.
Alvina Cornelson returned Fri
lay from Boise. where she had been
iisiting and attending the fair.
Frank Stagerwald and Mack Win
lie went TO Boise Tuesday morn
ng to attend the fair.
Mrs. Dilley of California Is visit
ng her brother. Mr. Carl Wiley for
couple Of weeks. She Is enroute
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19

regardless Of the rainy weather. The
ladies' served suppers from half past
five until after nine o'clock from
which together with the fancy work
booth they took in about $125. This
is not quite as much as was made
last year but this will more than
clear them from debts.
Calvin and Meta Niswander visit
Ell in Boise during far week.
Miss Myrtle Newburn lett the last
OF the week for Mount Vernon, Ore
,on, whore she WI teach this w-n-
ter.
Rev. c. P. Thompson and wife Of
Dayton, Ohio, are visiting at the
n0me OF Bernard Eastman. Mr..
Thompson filled the pulpit at the
Congregational church Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. ]. X. Sheldon lost valuable
COW last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. G. A. Redman was shaking
hands with Old acquaintances the
first of the week. He was here in
The interest of the Oregon Light &
Power Co.
A large number attended the social
given at the Baptist church by the
b. Y. P. U. last Friday evening and
took this opportunity to become &C.
qua'nted with Their new MN or,
Rev. A. B. Minaker.
The infant sen, aged three months,
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter,
d ed Wednesday night. October 18th.
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
A. B. Minaker, Friday morning and
lnternent was made IN Park View
emetery.
J. G. johnson, the Fruitland mer-
hant, was Iayet,e visitor on
= uesday OF this week.
Miss Clara Alderman left Thurs
day to spend few days in Boise
10 attend the fair and visit friends.
The cemetery Aid will hold their
annual bazaar and supper early in
December. A bus ness meeting will
e held the second Tuesday in No
,ember at the home of Mrs. j. H.
Ianigan to make arrangements for
he same, Every lady in the com
nunity is considered member, so
'lease come out to this meeting.
Mr.. A. Meyer, delegate from the
)dd Fellow lodge and Mrs. C. A.
strong. delegate from the Rebecca
odge started to Twin Falls Sunday
lfternoon to attend the Grand lodg-
IS there.
A very sad death occurred at the
'ome of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Johnson
'est Of town Tuesday morning at
80 when Their eighteen year old
on. Oscar. died OF appendicitis. The
oung man was SICK for a week and
'as conscious up to the last. The
nneral was held at the house We'd
esday afternoon and burial took
lace in Park View cemetery. The
extends its sympathy to
he bereaved family.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
Ny friend, hav, you heard Of n,

My friend, havs you heard Of tho
town of Yawn,
On the banks of the River Slow,
" here blooms the Waitawhile flow.
er fair,
Where the sometimeorothsr scents
the air,
And the soft Goeasys grow?
II lies IN the valley of Whatstheuse,
In the province of Letitsl.de,
That tired feeling is native there
It's the name of the listless Idont.
care,
Where the Putitoffs abide.
The Playbox.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
LOCAL FIRM
SECURES CONTRACT
o'Toole Brothers of Wclser, Secure
Contract for Water Works Exten-
sion In Payette-

Friday evening Of last week the
city council met and opened the
extending the city water works sys-
tenn OF this city. There we're seven
bids received and on opening and
canyasslng them O'Toole Brothers
OF Weiser were found to be the
lowest responsible bidders and the
contract was awarded to them. The
following are the bids:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
NOTICE.

0 aid after October 10, 1911, We
VIII aot be responsible for any
debts contracted by our son Clar-
ence and take this means of notify
ing all concerned.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Moore,
v : 1913 Payette, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

Miss Josie Erickson, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Sam. sisler,
this summer left last Tuesday even
ing for Seattle, Washington.
Mr.. Earl c. Miller OF Boise was
here the last OF the week making ar
ran ements for the Riley Recital Civ
"a ~ Judge ]. d. Flenner OF Boise
wh. oh VIII DO given here asa n soon.
Mr.. Mace OF Bose made a bus ness
r. D TO Now Plymouth the last OF the
week looking after his poaltry In
terests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Dunn OF Pay
ette made a short visit in New
Plymouth one day last weok.
Miss Williams of Boise made few
days visit with her cousin, Mrs. r.
NJ. Smock last week.
Rev. Minaker and family of the
Baptist church have taken rooms
now at the Mr.. Edward Day house
on West boulevard
Mr.. A. w. Ransom took Mr.. GIL
bert and load of fruit which Mr..
Gilbert got from his property here,
to Ontario last week. where Mr., Gil
bert took the train for his present
home in Rockland. Oregon.
The cement block work was fin
lshed Friday on the new Meyer
building and the inside finishing is
going along nicely.
Mrs. Alfred Reed and baby of
Frultland visited few days with
her mother. Mrs. Day, last week.
Miss Bessie Thomas was an ov-
er Sunday visitor in Payette last
week.
Mr.. ]. A. vanderer OF Washoe was
a visitor the latter part Of the week
at the home of his sister. Mrs w,
ii. Beary
Judge j. d. Flenner win deliver
his famous Riley Recital on Friday
evening, October 20. at the Pioneer
hall, admission is and % cents, re-
served seats 35 cents. Tickets on
sale at the drug store.
Miss Ella Meyer made a business
trip TO Payette Saturday.
The eighteen months old baby Of
.. w. NJ. Day met with what might
have proved fatal accident last
Friday. Some arsenate OF lead
lad been placed in tree to be out
II the way and the limb on which
I was hanging broke in some way
citing It fall and the boy while
,laying in the yand, found it and
l.e some of the poison. The doctor
vas quickly summoned and the
hid was entirely out OF danger In
short time.
Mr.. Walter Larkin from the Emf
lett bench was seen on the streets
( New Plymouth Saturday.
Messrs. Ernest Meyer. Ray Wealth
rhead, Arnold Alderman. f. s,
tevens and Earl Griff,ths autoed &c
oise Saturday evening to take in
he fair.
Mrs. Pm Smock and son Carlyle .
ere business visitors In Payet,e
aturday.
The hard tine social given by
he Friendship class OF the Congre-
ational church last Friday night
the A. W. Ransom home. was
ell attended. The costumes were .
keeping with the times represent !
! and after playing many enjoy
lie games. crackers and milk were
rived. y
Mr.. Irl Lynch has been quite sick
ith pneumonia but Is now improv. 9
g. :,
Rev. t. II. Gilbert sold his New
ymouth property east of town, CON 81
sting OF six room house and sew
acres of land, TO Rev. A. D. Min Ia
er for $4,000 last week.
The annual bazaar and chicken pie B,
pper given by the Ladies Aid OF vi
9 Congregational church last We'd M
sday evening was grand success
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19

These come in fancy
patterns of blue and
pink. A dandy blanket
at the price.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19

For Ny household goods in
ciuding washing machine and wiring
or are being sold at my residence
corner OF Third Avenue North and
Fourth street Ono block west of
Dunknrd church.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
Russell Department Store
Ore Price to All


For saie-My household goods In
GLIDING washing machine and wiring
or are now being sold at my resi-
dence. corner OF Third Avenue North
and Fourth street. One block west
OF Dunkard church.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
We Sell for Cash

We sell plush robea at eastern
prices Downs Harness shop.
Room and board for two young
men. High School students pre-.
ferred, Phons isiy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19

home from Iowa where she has been
visiting at her old home.