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Milford chronicle., 1912-07-26
GREAT VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE.

The decision of the Supreme Court
upholding the consttutionaity of the
q Boulevard Corporations Law. under
which it is proposed to build the DUPONT
Boulevard, is greater victory for the
people of Delaware than it is for Cen
eral I. Coleman dupont, who proposed
tospends 2, 500, 900 of his private fortune
4 to build the great trunk thorOughfare
and give it to this State for the benefit
of the public. The way now is opened
for resuming the work of construction
and for using the power of condemna-
tiOn for the circUmvention of the OBJ
structiOnists who have been endeavOr-
ing to defeat the great building
project. We congratulate General du-
POnt upon the victory he has assisted
the people OF Delaware to win in the
courts, and trust that now he will see
his way clear to resume the work of |
road building where it was left off and /
to prosecute it to a speedy conclusion. |
In brief the decision of the court is |
that the Boulevard Corporations Law
was duly and properly passed by the
Legislature and that the law is cOnsti-
tutlOnal provided the side strips in the
right of way be used for pub
lie utility purposes within a reasonable
time. The question what shall consti-
tute reasonable time is left Open to
future decision by the court should it
ever be raised. The action of the court
IS staggering blow to the organized
to the boulevard. The men
who have been endeavoring to defeat
the project counted confidently upon the
court deciding that the law uncOnStitu- ,
-ional on the ground that it was pro-
posed to use the side strips of the right {
,f-way for private purposes and that I
therefore the land for such side strips
,Ould not be taken by condemnation.
Their disappointment was keen when
hey learned that the court had decided |
hat the law contemplated that those ?
ide strips should be used for public d
purposes and that it should be taken il
or granted that General dupont and a
is associates in the Boulevard Corpor- 8
ton contemplate using them for pub
&c purposes within a reasonable time u
jnder such conditions, the court asser-
ed, the law is clearly constitutional.
'nly by the unreasOnahly protracted
allure of General DUPONT and his assO- Il
Iates to use those side strips for public q
urpOses may the act be thrown open Il
} attack as TO its constitutionality. As II
lie question of the right of eminent
Dmain had been established in favor of
lie Boulevard Corporation, the court n
ED that it may go ahead and condemn r.
right of way 200 feet wide for the
,ad. n
x e. r r u
cl
The people of Delaware are to be con- "
'atulated upon the happy outcome of m
lis litigation. 1t means that they and
eneral dupont have triumphed over
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-26
Two killed bv pvnamite-

John COniff, Of Centralia. and Joseph
Scarlinsky, of Mount Carmel. were
killed at the Locust Spring colliery.
near Locust Gap, Pa, by an exploaiJn
of dynamite.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
COUNTY BEAN CROP
 BECOMES IMPORTANT
Quarter Million Pounds of HAri- ZOna Strawberries Grown
 in COChiSe

During early December Phoenix orange growers shipped a carload of oranges week 10 Los Angeles. the orange center of the world. If the bean crop of Cochise county grows in the future as 1t has been growing for the last several years, Cochise county wil be shipping beans into Boston.
 Starting with experiments several years ago the bean raising industry has grown at a remarkable rate, the crop for the present year being 25O.- 900 pounds. Considering agricultural disadvantages this is an amazing to- tai The prospects for next yGar's crop, according to bean growers of the valley for the crop of 1912 will double and probably treble the crop Of 1911
 The prize bean grower of the valley Is James K. Boyd, he harvested 1S.OOO pounds. Robert Wolf, with 5000 pounds, comes second
 The growth of the bean raising in- dustry in this county has resulted in a movement among the valley farmers for the organizing of a bean growers association. H.5NY
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
HISTORIC DRAMA IS
 TOLD BY PICTURES

What is considered by many as Robert Louis Stevenson's master piece. The Black Arrow" will be shown at the Royal tonight This famous story deals with the tune oI the Wars of the Roses in England. Many historic characters are inter. woven in its telling Sir Daniel brackley, the Duke oI Gloucester and others less famous perhaps in his tory but more famous in describing Richard Shelton's love story. Alter many ups and downs, the hero of the story wins his spurs and is kulghted, also, he is happily married. Thus ends one of the most thrilling stories that ever dealt with Eng fish history
 "A Message from Beyond" is not as one would suppose, filled with "spooks," ghosts and mysteries, but tells Of a father and son being re- united by the dropping of rose from the picture frame of a dead mother. A Busy Cupid is the title of very interesting reel, where Cupid sees that the only way 70 reach the heart of a stubborn father, who is very much interested in flowers, is 10 lend his magic wand 10 the suitOr. who changes a rose to blue, the plant that the father was striving 10 pro duce The management of the Roy al was very successful in securing for their program tins week, besides the above. Review of the Austrian Infantry by tie Grand Duke Francis Ferdinand" and showing the Aus trian cavalry. infantry and artillery, and The Temptation Of Rodney Naue" thus completing a program that is highly entertaining and classy n every particular.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
WHEELS ID REVOLvE
 AS USUAL ONCE MORE
Business of New Year Begins in City and in County
 Seat Courts

There will he a resumption in bus mess and official activity today, fol- lowing the general observance Of the New Year yesterday The district court resumes its sessions at Tomb stone today with the prospect of about Q months work q is likely that the court may be in session when statehood is proclaimed. in which case the change Of regimes will be marked by a certain degree Of ceremony and formahty Owins 70 the number Of murder cases on ihe docket, an arduous session is eX- pected.
 The board of supervisors will also meet in regular monthly session to- day Moniay is the specified time Of he monthly meetings but the rule could not he followed this month ss the day fell on a legal holiday. This will be the last meeting Of the pres ent board iE all probability if the president issues his statehood procla- nation early in February as is eX- pected. Anticipating a rush of work at this, the last session. the board held a special meeting at the county scat on Saturday.
 The schools of the district and county will resume work this morning after a holiday of little over a week. The Loretto Academy will not open until tomorrow morning.
 The first session of the city cOun- ell in the new year will be held to- night Matters of finance will prob ably fill the time of the meeting to- night
 All lines Of business will revive again this morning and plans for added business for the new year will be put into operation. In this con nection an uncOnfirmed report says that a number of the mines of the district will increase their forces ear ly in the new year
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
son.thino E,.ir.lv Naw

An announcement of moro than or dinary interest Is made elsewhere in this issue by the ST. LOUIS GLOBE DEMOCRAT. That sterling newspa- per now sends oUt aS a psrt Of tEe Friday issue Of its "TwiCe-d-Week' elition, an ACRTTIfLTURAI. AND FAMILY MAG ANNE section of eight pages, with outside covers in colors, containing good stories, useful farm information, valuable hints to house keepers and many other features Of interest to every member of the fam fly. Moreover, it offers to accept sub scriptions for the paper, including the MAGAZINE section, at the special rate Of ONE DOLLAR FOR TWO YEARS. or for TWO YEARLY sub scriptions in the same order. The regular price of the paper alone Is one dollar per year. This special or fer will be open until further notice, but may be withdrawn at any time. Read the announcement and send in your order promptly.
 2A7.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
WIFE BEATING CASE,
 BARBER DEFENDANT
TonSOriaI Artist in Serious Straits f His Better
 Half Signs

Tom Arbon. a barber, observed New Years Day in the same way the devil is said to observe the phenome. non of rain and sunshine at the same time. He beat his wife, according to officers who made the arrest. Ar born was arrested by Officer Wright early Sunday morning. It is alleged that he went home and almost beat his wife into inconsistencies with his fists.
 Arborn was taken to jail and the charge will probably be read to him today. The complaint was composed yesterday in Judge Highs court but was not signed last night, though the wife had agreed to sign it. In Ari- Zona the charge of wife-beating con stitutes a felony and all that the court can do is to hold the man to the grand jury if the evidence is deemed sufficient.
 Arborn, according to the justice court dockets, goes to court at least once a year The docket of Judge Highs court shows that January IS. 1911. he was arraigned on the charge of vagrancy and given a fine Of fifty dollars. The fine was suspended how ever pending Arborn's future good be havior
 This suspended sentence will prob ably be enforced against Arborn by reason of the new charge against him, in addition to punishment in the last case if he is found guilty.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
PICONE MUST RETURN
 ID PIRTLEVILLE JAIL
Man Wanted in Douglas Sub- urb Is Landed By
 3isbee Officers

Constable Reese, of Pirtleville, ar rived in the city yesterday afternoon for the purpose of taking Frank Pi- cone, an Italian. hack to Pirtleville, where he is wanted on the charge of making threats Of bodily harm.
 Picone was picked up on O. K. Trail yesterday by Police Officer LO- reEzo Wright, having been requested by wire from the Pirtleville ofhcer to arrest Picone and hold him until he could come for him.
 The trouble out Of which the charge grew is said to be an old feud and officers feared that unless Picone were taken into custody a killing might result.
 Pic0ne is said 10 have protested against his arrest here and demanded that the warrant for his arrest b. shown him. He rode to Douglas on the back Of a long-bodied wagon driv- en by the Pirtlevills officer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
HALTS AT
 BIRTH IF OF NEW YEAR
Holiday Generally Observed in Warren District Cir
 CIeS of Activity

nisbee took a long breath yester- day, preparatory to the 1912 Mara hon The post office observed the day as a national holiday. and re- mained closed all day. By a dew ilish arrangement of the Jinx, the time for paying box rent expired on Saturday afternoon and did not be- come payable again this morning, so that those who failed to pay rent for the'r little hole in the wall on Sat urday afternoon did without their mail until today. The rule is made by the department at Washington, and the postmaster has no alterna- tive but to enforce it 10 the letter. Frank Hitchcock, called the man who does things" did it.
 The banks Of the city. too, were closed all day and a number Of the stores. The Copper Queen and Fair stores remained closed all day. To- day the doors of the former open as the Phelps Dodge Mercantile com pany. marking one of the most i'm portant business changes in the his tory of the camp.
 Ccurts Closed Tight.
 There was nothing doing in the courts of the city and Lowell. and the few defendants arrested Sunday remained in jail until this morning. A piece on earth and good will 10 all men laxity marked the attitude of the officers during the New Year celebration. however. and few arrests were made If officers had arrested every man yho discharged a gun be- tween f1:3O Sunday night and l2S0 yesterday morning, the jails would have been filled to oyerflowing. Over a thousand shots were fired Tn that hour. Several cases of bullets drop ping on porches and housetops were reported but no actual damage was done.
 That there is not one mora case on the police docket is not the fault of a certain individual who was called from his warm bed at two o'clock yesterday morning by the telephone bell. The boob at the other end piped. Hello. is this 1912 No. this is not 1912; this is umpty- ump-ump. and" "Aw, wake up,' piped the teasing voice, this is 1912"
 Yesterday was the annual resolu- ton day. and the usual number Of resolutions, more or less, were drawn from the moth balls. and ''passer:, as good as new. For those who are making needless worry for them selves over the form o? their resolu- ton, the following is suggested: Re solved; that whereas we view our selves with alarm; now therefore, in order that We may point with pride to ourselves, we solemnly VOW never Co VOW aain'
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
"A Perfect Saw"

ITO say nothing and saw wood, seoms to me one of the most sagacious phrases passed down by cur hard working forebears. Like most say lugs which have emanated from man ual labor. this is blunt. homeiy, and. to the loquacioUsly inclined painfully accurate Show me d man bent jack knife-fashion over sEw-hCrse, with c short log under his buck, and | will point out @ man who is minding his own business with admirable zeal lf he must speak, he ceases to saw While he saws he is necessarily mute Hence this shrewd phrase. which !s' punniug aside. perfect saw.-AGanr tic
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
CITY BEGIHS ACTION
 ON LIGHT FRANCHISE
Suit Against B. l. Company Is Filed and Complaint
 Duly Served

Advices received from Tombstone are to the effect That last week the city of Bisbee filed an action rela tive to the forfeiture of the lighting company charter. which was after ward acquired by the gas company and which was purchased by the Bisbee Improvement company to gether with the gas company's other property when the plant was bought at the sale. It is also learned that thc complaint has been served on the defendant corporation. This in no way affects the gas company property, merely being to rescind the electric lighting franchise that was granted and has been rescinded by vote of the council.
 The complaint in the action against the Bisbee Improvement company IS volumnious. It is the complaint that was read in council meeting and ap- proved by the counciil after amend ment at another meeting from the one in which the city attorney first presented it. At the first meeting certain statements of fact that were not included in the complaint were directed to be inserted. IL alleges that the company was to establish lighting plant and furnish lights. lt alleges a certain noncompliance and a certain compliance which it al- leges was not adequate. The Bisbee Improvement company will defend the action.
 1t is learned that an action in re- demption or the real property of the gas company, acquired at the sale by the Bisbee Improvement company, has been instituted by an alleged creditor of the old company.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
JONRH tJUtUO HALANJALACLE

WASHINGTON, Jan 1.-"Prince Cupid. whose full name is Jonah Ku- hio Kalanialaole, delegate to congress rom Hawaii. has brought a new dance Co the nations capital
 1t is called the Mumbo Jummbo, or Americanized Hula Hula, and ex- perts declare that it puts the Turkey Trot, the Grizzly Bear. the Walla Wala Wiggle, the Apache and the Salome dances So far in the shade that they can't be seen with an K ray.
 The dance was not considered naughty" said the prince, till Americans demanded something with local color. ] hear that Washington likes anything unique. and, believe me, this dance is warranted to pre- vent superfluous flesh"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
RAILROAD MUST BUY CUPS

TRENTON, \. J.. Jan. 1-The New Jersey public utilities commission to- cey. began the enforcement of an ord CT requiring all railroad companies doing business in the state 10 pro- vide on their passenger trains. free of charge, inexpensive individual drink ing cups for common use in public places.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
Union Week of Prayer Meetings

Union services are being held this week by the protestant churches of the city in the Methodist church each evening at half past seven o'clock. The subjects for the remain ing evenings of the week are as fol- lows.
 Tuesday, Church of Christ Luke 16:Z0. Mark 14-6; Nit. 25.40.
 Wednesday Foreign Missions-Mt. 2g;19.2O. John 20:2L.
 Thursday y-Home Missions-Psaim 1875. Lk. 24:46. ~; Isa. 5S:6. 9.
 Friday-The Home aud the School -Ps 6S:5, 6; Eph. j.21; Prov. S:l3.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
MAssY QUITS PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. l :- Alter a continuous service of thirty five years with the Pennsy lyania railroad. during the last ten years of which he has filled the position Of general counsel, George V. Massey retired from the employ of the cor poration today on account of age.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
ILLINOIS STATE POULTRY SHOW

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan. l;-Every phase of poultry life from the egg to the mature bird is on display at the eighteenth annual exhibition of the illinois ss2te Foultrymen's sssoda- ten, which opened in the arsenal to- day and will continue through the re mainder of the week. One of the unique features of the show is a dem onstration of the best methods of slaughtering poultry and dressing it for the market
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
DISTINCTION IN STORE FOR
 NICHOLS

PINE BLUFF. Ark, Jan. 1:-Wll- liam T. Nichols. a Jefferson County lermer, is under sentence to be hang cd here next Friday for the murder of his wife. Unless the governor or courts interfere with the sentence. Nichols will be the first white man to be legally executed in Arkansas nee the civil war.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
MUST HAVE ELECTRIC HEAD
 LIGHTS

TOPEKA, Kas., Jan. 1-Amons the new state laws which become op- eratiye in Kansas today is one re- quiring the railroads to equip all of their passenger and freight locomo- tives with electric headlights.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
eoTHAMs NOISY WELCOME TO
 Tdfo

NEW YORK, Jan. 1:-New York welcomed the birth of the new year with the usual noisy demonstrations. The fact that New Years eve fell on Sunday did not dampen the enthu- siasm of the tens of thousands of peo- pie who paraded the streets and thronged the hotels, restaurants and cafes along the Great White Way.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
DEDICATED UNDER COMMISSION
 PLAN

DIES MONIES. la, Jan. 1.-The mu- nieipal building recently completed in this city at a cost of s350.O0O was formally opened today with interest ing ceremonies. A notable feature Of the celebration was the Darticipa. ton Of mayors or other representa- tives of numerous cities that have adopted the sO-cailed Des Moines plan Of commission government.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
PRESIDENT MADERo RECEIVES

CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. 1.--Presi- dent AIadero held his first New Year reception today st the National Pa lace. Many foreign diplomats, mem bers of congress, officers of the army
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
Abovt TwentY por Carits.

II is said that the people Of Chicago consume 40eO0.Oo0 pigs feet every year. Perhaps that accounts for xhole lot of Ciicago's peculiarlties
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
A, Absolutely Fr.s snow.

Aviation is the small boys delight He can sit On fence and watch Inc ,how for nothing nor does Eo hsYe A sarry water Tor the elephant
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02

and officials of the various branches of the government called to pay their respects to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
WARM WELCOME FOR NEW YEAR
High Carnival ReignS About BiSbee Streets When Old 1911 Takes Exit From
 Stage of Time
OLD DAYS ARE SURPASSED

Marking the beginning of a new year. the Dish caused a scandal by elOping with the Spoon early yester- day morning and revelers swear by al that is pmc;ur-d that the midnight sky presented the novel and unusual sight of a herd of several Jhousand COWS jumping over the moon, which vas composed Of Green Cheese. All these things are reported. If they are objected Co as improbable, in the 0rds Cf the old siory. Ilat i- the story"
 Copper Queen hill rolled over and stood upon its peak and the bed Of Tombstone canyon became a mount ain crest. A rearing waterfall hurled down Brewery gulch and disappeared over Chihuahua hill All of these things were caused by the pause Sun. day at midnight when another joint was added to the stoyepipe of years There be people right here in Bisbee who saw them and swear to them or they Wlil swear Co them when the the effect wears off
 In no time since Bisbee has been ca2p. not even in the old days when everything happened. yas the welcome accorded iie New Year greater than yesterday morning. Hear. ing the noise Of acclaim that greeted the appearance of 1912, it is reported that Bill Cleary, green with envy. smashed his soap box and took the never again veil.
 Advent Is Announced
 The near approach of 1912 was slgnalled at 1l:3O o'clock Sunday night when a timiI 32 caliber pistol parked that there was something coming up" From that hour until a haf hour after the New Year ar rived. the tumult of exploding pistols of every calIber reached and dis. turbed the skies All of these sounds paled into silence. however, when the giant powder explosions were spit These explosions shook the case ments of every home in BisOee and their revgrbcTations reached peaCefUl sleeping Warren and reminded the inhabitants of thar burg that it was. iHueed. New Year. From the head 1f Tombstone Canyon to Lowell all kinds Of iron parked a chorus Of greeting
 So violent was the ringing out" of the olI that the bell was cracked and emitted a rGucoUs sound in greet ing the new. AS Illustrating the law Of cause and effect, a law that IS never suspended, the supply Of sev- eral thirst parlors was dissipated by closing time and yesterday morning early, the supply of headache pow ders at drug stores, was brought Co a near famine scarcity. And several counties have not yet been heard from.
 Some time after midnight, there passed through Main street a fearful ly and wonderfully constructed Da- rade. People who are ordinarily u'uued knights Of dignity and re- serve, marked up inc thoroughfare with ssCl-s and buckets Of the stuff that christens the New Year. The advance request for hashIight photo graphs is already heavy.
 Hoch der New Year
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-02
SHTR TS AT 85c :3!a sas4

ALL OUR MONARCH" DRESS SHIRTS 6 ODDS 6 ENDS OF cLUETT SHIRTS.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-06
NOTED EDUCATOR IS TO
AID IN SUMNER SCHOOL

In Professor A. Olin, of the Depart
ment of Education at the University
of Kansas, the University of Idaho
Summer School has secured one of
the leaders in progressive education
i'll one of the most progressive state
schools in the country. Prof. Olin has
been secured to lecture to the summer
school students on:
Education and Democracy; Moral
Conservation; The Rural School; The
School and the Time Schedule; In
dividualism in Education; Culture and
Utility; The Making of the Teacher;
The Educational Ladder; New Values
of the School; Ideals and the Higher
Education.
In a bulletin issued yesterday by
Prof Phillip Soulen, secretary of the
summer school, the following impor-
tant announcements regarding the
railroad rates offered, and different
special advantages which the summer
school will give are made:
All railroads of the Inland Empire
including the Oregon Short Line, have
to grant reduced rates for
the University summer school. Tick
cts to Moscow may be purchased on
June 13 to 10. Return limit extends to