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Arizona republican., 1911-02-24
vISAlIA WENT DRY.

Nisalia. Cal, Feb. 2j.-After a
whirlwind campaign lasting five days.
Nisalia. the last wet" town of TU-
lare county, voted dry today By
$50 TO ais.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-24
BATTLE WITH BANDITS.
One Policeman and One Robber
Killed

Seattle. Feb. 23.-In a battle be-
tween two highwaymen and two po-
licemen tonight, ]. T. Davis. a pa
trOlman. and one of the bandits
were killed. and John Ford, the other
highwayman. was seriously wound
ed. Ford was captured and is in
the hospital under guard.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-24

FOR SALE-5-acre suburban prop
erty, car line, close in, value growing
rapidly. soon ready to cut into lots.
owned by nonresident. Small brick
house windmill.
{. e. PAScoE, ITO N. Center st.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-24

FOR SALES acres, alfalfa, fruit
and garden; 4-room house, furnished;
3 Jersey cows, horse and buggy; 125{N
laying hens, garden and wagon tools; zII
location, close in; $3.50 takes it. I'D
Come quick if you want this. TX
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

The Yosng WOmen's Christian as sociation will serve a sandwich lunch every Thursday to all who care to take advantage Of it. Thursday if one had been looking he would have seen people enjoying a lunch under the trees around small tables or all over the porch and some few in the dining room. The lunch last Thursday con sisted of three kinds Of sandwiches and soup, fruit. tea, ice tea, coffee and milk.
 Miss Jones invites members and friends to call Saturday afternoon from 2:3O o'clock until , o'clock.
 Tuesday. July IS. Miss Jones. sec retary of the association, leaves for a weeks vacation with Mrs. \. Me Donald to the Elysa mine in Cananea. In her absence Miss Georgia LomaX will look after the association work.
 Sunday there will be a musical pro- gram at the association from 4:30 to 5:3O o'clock. Men and women are invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
LORINER TIGHTENS
 POLITICAL STRINGS
S Raising Money to Defend His Title tC Seat in
 the Senate

CHICAGO, July l4.-Senator LOT imers mysterious conference with about one hundred of his friends Monday night has started more ae- tiFity in political circles of Chi cago than anything which has oc- cured in many a day.
 Deneen republicans, progressive re- publicaus and men who were count ed as a part of the Lorimer wing, but were not invited to the con ference, were all striving to get au inkling Of what was going on at the ROokery meeting.
 Many Rumors Afoat.
 A tabulation of the reports O. the doing would be about like this
 Senator Lorimer told his friends that he was ready to resign from the senate if they wanted him to-.
 Tn the anticipation of his being expelled from the senate, Senator lorimer called his friends together to arrange for another campaign for reelection
 The meeting was for the pur- pose of putting the Lincoln League OF firm basis and organizing il-tLE AD4E Lllt N4LF anu NA+I
 The meeting was called for the purpose of arraISinE to get two judges of the superior court nom mated from the West Side at the September convention. The .ar1i Ir was called for the ! plr.-l.sc Oc raising money t0 meet | Senator I-orimer's expenses iI de fendine his tiJle 10 a seat in tae | --ted States -enate
 The meeting was called to frame | 8 complete slate for the state ticket 70 be bal.oted on at the primaries next spring"
 There were other minor rumors ] but these are the main storle es ! which were told by men who were ! there. That the meeting was one i of great political significance is beyond question. That it had tc do with the strengthening of the i Lorimer forces is also no longer a question.
 Boost Lincoln League. The Lincoln League is going tl be the Lorimer organization 1T
 he state, and the Lorimer hench iaen. who have absolute faith l, ,he political precedence of thei leader. have been told that ther' lis 9 better opportunity now thai i! ever before for them to get in thf saddle in state politics. With th'
 Merriam progressive fighting th' I Deneen faction, Senator Lorimer 8 said to have told his friends tha it will be possible for them L come in and by playing both end. against the middle to get control O the legislature. both senate an house. That is what they are play ing for.
 l. was last Saturday that Thomai Hunter called together the balin Of the Municipal court and tol
 them in no uncertain terms tha they would be expected to get int asuon for the Lincoln League.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
FINED FOR RUNNING
 DISORDERLY HOUSE
Tony Ban Declares He Was Not Fighting, However
 Others Fined

Tony Ban was fined s10 yesterday morning when he was arraigned be fore Judge Morris High on the charge of running a disorderly house. He was arrested by Onicer Farley Mo Rae. A fight is said to have OccurTei [ at Bans restaurant in Brewery gulch Thursday night When the officer ar- rived there was plenty Of evidence of a fight having been in progress. Ia bles were turned topsy turvey and chairs were turned turvey topsy. Bans shirt was bloody. but he dis claimed any knowledge of a fight sa the officer placed a charge Of runnin . a disorderly house against him. He paid the fine.
 Two Fined For Fighting.
 John Bokarva and John Ludich were arraigned on the charge of dis turbiRg the peace by fighting. When arraigned for a plea both entered pleas of not guilty. but yesterday morning Bokarva changed his plea to one of guilty and paid fine of SIS. Tn the afternoon Ludich came across with a plea of guilty and paid sim. liar fine. Pat Garrett paid a fine Of s7.50 for being drunk on the streets.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
HUGHES IS HELD ID ACTION OF TIE JURY
Bound Over to Grand Jury ir Sum of jS75C0 By Judge
 Owen Murphy

Following the preliminary examina- tion of Harvey Hughes on the charge of murdering Ardley McCiy- mons Thursday, Judge Owen Mar2ry of Lowell yesterday morning n- nounced that he would holt Hughes to the action of the county grand jury on the charge. but y0Il1 admit Hughes to bail in the sum ot s-.1"U.
 J. H. Hughes. father of Harycy. was engaged yesterday in trying JJ set bondsmen for his son, but had not succeeded at 5 o'clock yesterday af. ternoon Hughes has been in jail at Lowell since his preliminary examina- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
EXCITEMENT RUNS
 HIGH AT HEARING
Camorra Trial Featured By Many SensatiO1S-Wit-
 ness Is Fearless

VITERBO, July 14.--Captain Fab roni of the Carbineers Of Naples, who has been investigating the Camorro for years past, took the witness staHd today and denounced the organization as the greatest of all criminal asso- citations. He proved. an exceptional witness, facing the prisoners in the cage without a tremOr, and giving testimony which embraced the doings of the Camorro almost from the be- ginning of it's history.
 The chief object of the organiza- rion. he declared, is blackmail and usury. 4 typical example was found in the Camorrist Danna, ostensibly a cobbler, who collected s160.00O.
 Intimates Dishonesty.
 But he was acquitted" shouted Lawyer Bovio for the defense.
 Every one knows what acquitals mean in cases in which the Camorra is concerned" retorted Fabroni. Be sides. the lawyer defending Erricole was the brother Of the president of the court who acquitted him"
 This was the signal for a great tumult. Errieone, within the age. leaped to his feet and dashed at the bars, shrieking incOberently. The lawyers, especially Brovio, protested against what they considered an in suit to the NeaDoIitan judges and law yers Bovio, addressing Fabropi ac- cused him of vulgar insinuation and outrageous condsct.
 Captain Fabroni. who faced the !iur- .ricane courageously. sprang toward Bovio
 After the documents yoH had forg- ed in Paris refuse to lower myself to your levelt" he cried
 Apology by Both.
 The excitement was intense. Police and carabiEeers rushed between Fabroni and the lawyer, as a hand to hand fight seemed imminent. The president of the court tried to queil the clamoT. He finally requested Fab roni and Bovio to withdraw their words which they both did. FabrOni explained that the documents to which he referred had to do with the defence of Rapi. the alleged treasGrer of the Camorra, when he lived in Paris.
 Fabroni continued his testimony un- til late in the day He said that noth- ing could escape the Camorra, which makes money out Of everything and every person. including poor immi- grants going to America
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
PLAN TRIP OVER AN
 UNKNOWK ROUTE
Talking of Auto Jaunti Road Route Not Yet
 Determined

Territorial Auditor George A. Mauk of Phoenix and formerly of Tomb stone. plans a big automobile jaunt to the southern part of the territory when the territorial highway is com pleted according to adyices from Phoenix. MT. Mauk made the sugges- ton several days ago and it is said that it is looked upon with favor by autOists of the Capital City. He IS cooperating with President Bullard of the Phoenix Auto club. who hopes to enlist all owners of cars in Mar icopa county in the highway opening journey.
 Would ineluoe 5isbee.
 The trip, according to advices from the Capital City, would be from Phoen- K to Tucson. Tucson to Bisbee and Douglas and thence back to Globe and to Phoenix by the way of Roosevelt. The journey could be made in easy stages. the cars remaining over night in the different towns along the way. 1T the run is called, and in all probability it will be, at least 2o Phoenix machines can be figured on 10 mdhe tue lAat' tA t9 SGaus
 No Action on Road
 IL is believed that Gov. Richard E- Sloan may be induced to make the journey and thus make the opening of the highway a semi-offieial affair. Down here where there are no heat prostrations. however, more attention is given to the completion Of the high way through Cochise county than to automobile rides. So far as known here, officially or unofficially, the Ie- port of Engineer Durand oa the CO chise county route has not been act ed upon by the board of control. As soon as the board makes a noise like big road in Cochise. Bisbee will no doubt make ready to entertain the highway party in great style when it passes through the burg.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
DORR RETURNS FROM
 HIS EASTERN TRIP
Entertained in Chicago-Crop Outlook Never Better He
 Declares

Franklin B. Dor returned yes terday from Iowa and other middle western states. where he has spent the last month or more on busi- ness and pleasure The primary purpose of his eastern trip was in the interest of certain mining prop critics in which he is interested, but he took occasion while in that sec ton of the country to visit his old home. Speaking of his trip. Mir Dorr sad.
 This is the earliest harvest the farmers have had. nearly tairby days in advance of forner years. said Mr. Dorr. The crops are es- pecially good and the outlook for corn in Iowa and Illinois was never better. We were disappointed 70 find that the corn crop in Kansas is bad. owing to the lack of rain. The heat has been something fierce throughout that section. the hottest the state of Iowa has ever seen One hundred and twelve in the shade was registered several days. and the heat there is much more intense than we feel it here in Ari- zona. In Chicago heat prostrations were the greatest in the history Jf that city.
 We found it a hard game to raise money for mining property of any description, although we were entirely successful There have been so many fake propositions noated throughout that section that it's almost dangerous to mention mining property of any description. People have certainly been beauti- fully stgng in very many instances, although we did not find any wild cat propositions which had come from Arizona; they were generally from Montana and Nevada. the lat ter place in particular
 During this month and next we will have at least ten of the lead ing capitalists of Iowa and Chica- go here to visit the Bisbee-Sonora and to look over this section of the Southwest for investment Among those who are interested in our property are Governor Folk, ot Mis- soUri; N w. Beebe. bank president
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15

in Hampton. Iowa. also Mayor Parks of the same place. Several leading farmers of that state be- came interested with us.
 Tn Chicago. we succeeded in in- teresting James Knight, of the Chi- cago Elevated Railway system w. s. Muse, of John V. Farwell K Co.; Will s. Clark. one of the leading corporation attorneys. and others.
 These people will be on the ground during the month of July probably next week. It was our purpose to tell these people whai We had and to bring them right down here to see for themselves no matter if they were willing tc take our word. There is no douby if these men see what is beina one in the mining field of Arizona they will invest their money in any legitimate mining property They are looking for inyestmea.
 We are pushing the work or our property rapidly. and will hays it among the dividend payers o Cochise county There has nevel been share of this stock sold be
 ow par. and won't he"
 MT. Dorr was the guest of hon or at a dinner given by Arthur Clark, general manager Of the Chi cago American. during his stay ir Chicago on his trip east MT Oorr and Mir. Clark became Friends when MT. Clark was with the Los Angeles Examiner number Oi prominent. Chicago newspaper mer attended the dinner. and Arthur Bris bane Of New York was also pres ent.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
nosa canyon. near Cumpas.

mosa canyon. near Cumpas.
 F. Ortega and F. Platt, 10 pert. in municipality ol Caborca, Altar district, near La Union mine
 J. R. Liston, pert in municipal ity and district of Altar The prop erty is located four kilometers from the Amelia mine of the Mexican Me tals company
 W. E. Rogers of Pacific Grove, Cal, 24 pert. municipality of Ca horca, district of Altar
 R B. HoyOs, 1f pert. near Ro- sario. district of Moctezuma.
 N. K. Pierce, 4 pert in municipal ity of Cumpas. Moctezuma.
 J J. Kennedy. e1 and fraction pert. in municipality of RatOn. Ures district.
 M. Tomayo, pert In municipal ity of SOyopa. tres district, near the Chichiquilite mine.
 Many Americans Coming.
 During the past few weeks quite number of American prospectors have been coming into Sonora for Jhe purpose of filing on mining prop critics It is likely that there will be many more filings during July than there was in any month this year
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
POLICEMAN KILLS MAN
 NEAR CANANEA: SKlPS

CANANEA, Son, Mex, July 14- Special. Alfredo Jiminez was hiIl- ed by a policeman, Jose Moroy0qui, yesterday morning at II o'clock at Puebla Nueva, near here. Jininez had been raising a disturbance there and when the officer attempted tJ arrest him he was forced to shoot tC pgO- tect himself from being SOU.
 Immediately after he shooting the policeman became scared and look to the hills and several roiics were sent after him 10 bring him back 70 town. There will be no charges placed against him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
CONTRACTORS ARE
 AFTER RAILROAD WORK
Bergen Says Numerous Bids Are Offered for South
 western Extension Job

TUCSON, July 14.-On business connected with the extension of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad from Fairbanks to Tucson, J. " Der gen, right of way man for that rail road, was in Tucson yesterday. lie told of the rush of contractors at the Fl Paso offices who were eager to bid on the work and said that they were fairly flooded with this business. He added that he was confident that the contracts would be let and the road extended on into Tucson, but had not been given an assurance of this by any of the higher officials of the road Still he was confident in his own mind and says the same confidence prevails in Fl Paso, at points along the railroad and among the contrac- tors who are examining plans and specifications and making prepara- tions to bid on the work
 Yesterday afternoon Mir. Bergen readily admitted that he was here on matters connected with the right of way for the road. In the afternoon he had a consultation with N. E. Plumer of the Railroad Holding company on matters of this nature He went to the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust company and there he and Mir. Plumer talked over a number of matters and details of importance.
 Many Want Contract.
 To the reporters query as to whether the Southwestern was really going to build NIT. Bergen replied :: You would think so if you saw the contractors that keep coming to our offices in Fl Paso. They have us fair ly flooded with business in giving them the plans and specifications and making explanations. This is no oc casionaI state of affairs, but is an every day occurrence. They certainly think so or they would not go 10 the trouble and expense of preparing bids I firmly am of the same opinion II cannot see why bids should be ask ed if the road were not to be extend ed. why surveys should be made and why SO much expense should te en' tailed. It is true that I have not Teen told so directly by any of ine higher officials. Yet I am firmly convinced n my own mind. No. cannot tell yoI how soon work may be expected tc starr. The DiuS TOT COuITd-ls are HD' in yet Then will come the lettihg oi the contract if it is to be let as there is every reason to believe ard as l do believe.
 'I am here to see NIT. Plumer and 70 go over a number Of mdJ-ers cen nected with the right of way of tht Southwestern into this city. Thess
 matters I will go over with him end ! exDect to leave for El Paso { I5or row"
 Mir Bergen stated that Fl Paso was enjoying cool weather with rains nearly every day and that thus fal the summer in the Pass City Lad been an exceptionally pleasant enc Passenger traffic on the Southwest ern he states is now running hesvy both from the Pass City and othel points on the railroad.
 Mir RerEen's statement is taken a: still further proving conclusively that work will start on the oonstruc ton of the extensioE in the near flu ture and what he said of the number of would be contractors who are ore paring bids is still more indicative O such an intention.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
sRleEe FOUND GUILTY.

OAKLAND. Cal, July 14.-Henry p. Dalton. for F years county assess or of Alameda county, was found guilty here tonight on charges of re- celving bribes.
 He was accused of accepting bribe of s5,09 marked bills from an official of the Spring Valley Water company.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
WANTS NEW TRIAL.

DENVER, July 14.-Ninety-one reasons. including the claim that new witnesses had been found, were filed court today upon which the attor- neys for Harold F. Henwood. convict ed Of second degree murder for the killing of George E. Copeland in hotel bar on the night of May 24, while shooting at s. l.. von Fpnl et st. Louis. asked for a new trial
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
NEW COLLEGE OPENED

BANGOR. Wales, July l4.-Ihe queen and Prince of Wales arrived here today and formally opened the new University college. A great crowd turEed out to greet the royal visitors and the city was profusely decorated in their honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
TO ReoReANlzE ASSOCIATION

DETROIT Mlch-, July I.4-When the National Editorial association meets for it's twenty-sixth annual con yention here next week steps will be taken for Q complete reorganization with a view to increasing the member ship and efficiency of the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
4o eoDIEs REcovEREp.

TORONTO. July l4.-NOthing like accurate estimate of the vic tims of northern fires is yet pos si5.e. but already the. list of dead exceeds a hundred Two names were added this morning when Mrs. Meek, mother of the Dome mine manager. and John BigelOw, an em- ploye, died at New LiskearG. Forty bodies. it Is said. have been recov- cred from Porcupire lake.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15
SHOE MERCHANTS

NEW YORK. July 14.-Reresenta- tives of the shoe trade throughout the United States held a convention here today in connection with the Amerl- can shoe and Leather Fair that is be- ing held this week in Madison Square Garden.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-15

 BEGINS WORK
PuertOcitoS Property Opera tons Resumed By Can anea Company-Big
 Mineral Deposits
ORE MINED IN BENCHES
lspeelal 70 md RevIewl


 CANANEA. Sonora. Mexico, July l4-Tho Cansnea Consolidated Cop per company (GreeneCananea) this week resumed operations at the PuertOcito property. which is To- cated at the western extremity of the district. This property has been idle for over year and but little work has been done in that locality since that time.
 Recently the company decided to GO some prospecting on the Puer- tocitos and 1t Is understood that some gratifying results have been obtained In fact. it is believed that work is being resumed at the property on account of the ore finds made in that locality.
 Operations will be conducted on a larger scale than heretofore and besides the QuarIying there will also be some underground work done.
 Amount of Ore Immense.
 Heretofore the operations at Puer- tocitos consisted of quarrying the surface ore. of which there is a body about 800 feet wide, with a band of richer ore in the center abost zoo feet wide and winch is thought tO pass through the hill as there is a strong outcrop or richer ore on the other s,de which is similar in it's relation to the poorer ore on either side of 1t The amount of ore at this proper ty is immense and it Is supposed ly the plan of the company to riock out this by means of drifts and shafts.
 The ore is mined in benches 100 feet apart and up 10 the time Of teasing operations had advanced 125 feet or more into the ore without a sign of passing through the car bonates This blanket is probably 150 to 200 feet thick and lies like blanket over the hills. There are three benches, two of which are in ore. It is roughly estimated that there are at least 1000, GOO tons of this ore remaining await ing transportation to the reduction plant via the narrow gauge railroad, @ distance of about or miles.
 Thirty-ton Shipment.
 The Fl Triunfo Consolidated Min ing company made a thirty-tou snip ment of high-grade copper matte to the Fl Paso shelter this week The matte is the production of tho past few weeks of the woodburn- ing reveTberatory furnace which Is in operation at the property of the company. near Arizpe. The matte carries high values in gold and silver.
 The La Junta Property.
 A property which is making con siderable headway in the Alamos dis trict is the La Junta At its mine and mill conditions are excellent It is stated that the. cleanup for the month of May was l5,00O pesos. from under five stamps The mill is of ten stamps but only five have been in use for the past few months. By the end of the present month the mill will be running full force.
 Fifty men are employed by the company. all being Mexicans. As the company is owned by Mexican capitalists nothing but native labor Is employed and considering this the company IS making a good showing and making money. The tailings will run from S10 to S15 and at present Joseph Ober- miller is cyaniding them OF a royalty, using the cyanide plant Of the company which is on the ground!