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The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04
JuDcEs SHOULD SERVE.

Over and above everything else necessary to the peace anu advance ment of affairs in all lines in Garland county is the necessity of our elec- tons being conducted in manner above suspicion.
 The election commissioners in nam ing, the judges and clerks of election nave selected such men as they be- lieved merited the tun public confi- dence.
 But the responsibility of the cleo tiun commissioners does not end with the naming of good men. even though ii should. The good men they select nave the responsibility after appoint ment, if they serve.
 The election commissioners have named men they were led to believe would serve. The men named should serve. No small excuse should sui flee for change It is just as inn portant to the interests of one bust ness man as another business man that we have peace politically, and the first step toward peace politically IS properly conducted elections.
 The politician is willy sort. He finds ways and means if they are to be found. The election commission CTS need the. cooperation of the good citizenship of the county if their services are to be valuable to the county.
 Every man named as judge and clerk in the coming election is satis- factory to the great majority of the people, and they should every one serve the people. Tn the heat of an election good men are needed to hold things straight and the aftermath of an election also is a critical situation.
 Let those who have been selected to preside at this election assemble at the polls next Monday prepared to serve their own people in an unbiased manner, to reflect credit on them selves and on the men who named them for this responsibility.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

A young poet stated that he now understood what was meant by the poetry of motion He had sent out several poems for publication and all were returned.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

A scientist says that alcohol affects blondes more quickly than brunettes Too much of it will make any style of beauty light headed.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

Although we can thirdly see where a shegIit could be expected to build county highways. yet we can see where tie highways miknt be used to advantage.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

Kansas City women win sell chick ens to help the cause Of womans snf- rage The probabilities are that only soosssfs will be sacrificed.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

The resorters are coming in. im- pressed with the many advantages Of Hot Springs as compared to all oth- CTS.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

Any man who will invest in good deeds will cut coupons in the sweet by and by.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

There's fortune waiting for the man who win make woman's shoe both comfortable and stylish.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

The government wants us to pay half and the railroads want us to pay half, until they are halying us most to death
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

can not be as bad sas painted, else |schgps would not haze been re- Iturned.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

However. out n Garland county they are willing 1t should be sn in- terurban nine ways from the city um- it's.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

A friend in need is friend indeed but friend not in need is the most desirable acquaintance.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

Too much of personality in a cam paign disgusts eyeryhnSy.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

Hot Springs is coming into it's own in an advertising way. q
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

Cold facts will sometimes produce heated arguments.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

In the eastern part of the country 'hes are convinced that Hot Spring
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

Hut yesterday wasn't one ot the summer resort days in Hot Springs
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04

Wilson's onward march to victory is giving Taft the night bull moose
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN.
Hotel Ouachita

MODERN HOUSE NEWLY FURNISHED
 MRS. B. F. PAGE. Proprietress. First class board q per day and up. Special rates by the month. Four doors from bath house. close to depot.
 25o f-2 OUACHlTA AVE. Phone 1917 Have cooper's train agent to check your baggage; bus fare refunded on arrival.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-04
The West Mountain Hotel

Formerly the Sumpter House Opposite Arkansas National Bank. Cor ner Court and Exchange Sts.. Weekly rateh SC. s7 and SS per week board and rooom, Rooms without board s17B up. according to location Of room All out side rooms. The coolest house in the city. Our house is screened uo flies, nd mosquitos. and positively no bed bugs. one block from bath house row. Give us a caH and see for yourself no trouble to show you what We have Inst far enough from the main street to be out of the noise and dust.
 Mr. w. C. ooodlett and Mrs. If, D. Kei.
 ierman, Proprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
WEEK WILL FINISH
 SCHOOL INSPECTION
Irachoma Situation Is Dis cuSSed at Meeting
 of Board

The work of examining the schools Of the district for trachoma, the dis ease of the eye which has been found 10 be very prevalent here. will be talk. en up Monday and completed during the week. The city schools, the Cen. tral and Lincoln schools. have been examined by the city health officer. The tracloma situation was discuss.
 rh .-.irg -Ii1r. .r.r-r
 .H-.-r of .ra school -...-.-u had l1t he-r completed no .aa Ra- taken relative Co the treat Haa, of tn. disease collectively.
 ir is probable that Dr. Godfrey. oi -oeliN. who is acting as territorial health officer until his successor has teen appointed by Governor Hunt sill be invited to come to Bisbee and confer with the city and county health authorizes regarding the situation. Phoenix also has an epidemic of tra. -homa and the local authorities hone 70 profit by the experience Of that city 'n the treatment of the disease.
 Tn Phoenix all those suffering from rdchomd were taught separately rom other school children and given treatment during school hours and ii IS probable this means Of preventing the further spread of the disease win be adopted here
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
COUNCIL WILL ACT
 UPON COMMISSION
 FORM GOVERNMENT
Special Meeuug Is Call ed tor Tomorrow on
 Charter Form
TO PREPARE PLANS

There will be a special meeting or the city council Monday night W which among other things, the com mission form Of government will be taken up. For a long time the cily administration has deferred the mat ter under the apprehension that any action taken by them might be con strued as an encroachment upon the jurisdiction of the board of trade, out the action ot other cities along this line affords the city government a precedent upon which to work.
 Douglas. which was one of the first Arizona cities to investigate the com mission form of government has aL ready taken steps through its city council. to take advantage of the Op portunity of establishing a commission form of government. which opportun- fly will be offered by the first lesisla- ture by virtue or an act allowing cit les of certain population 10 make their own charter subject to the ap- proval Of the legislature
 If plans for preparing for this op. portunity meet with the approval of the people and the matter taken mp and worked for in a business like man ner, il is not improbable that Bis bee may be under a commission form of government by the time of the city election, which comes up in May To do this. however. il might be ne cessary for the legislature to first pass a law extending the term Of city officials in order to do away with the necessity and expense Of holding a primary in April
 The meeting of the city council to morrow night is not solely for the purpose of taking action regarding the commission form Of government however. The matter Of extending the Tombstone canyon road may come up at this meeting, besides other mat ters that have come up since the last meeting of the council
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25

Harry Wolters. of the New York Yankees. is coaching the Santa Clara College baseball squad.
 When it comes to the latest style in mems scenery. Rebel Oakes. of the Cardinals, has the other big leaguers looking like Happy HOOligans under truck.
 Manager Callahan believes he has real understudy for Billy Sullivan in catcher Kreitz. IL was a bingle by Kreitz that won the first game for the White SoX in the Chicago series fast fall.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25

When the good roads party were in Bisbee recently the subject of what better thorouehfares meant to the communities that are located along them was discussed as was the sub 1ect of a tTanscontinental 'boder" highway upon which would be Warren Lowell and Bisbee. Much enthusiasm on the subject was worked up among those present at the meeting which took the form or dinner and the res uit or that enthusiasm tele- gram was sent immediately 10 the Trapscontinental TouGng Club Of America by the board of trade That telegram was laid before the board of directors of that chIb witb the result that it is proposed to send a scout over the route proposed who Will visit this section if sugges. uohs are carried out and a reply has been received which is highly sa.ie. factory. This reply suggests organi. @dtlon on the subject and deals largely "Ith the ways and means.
 Relative to the Deposition of or sahization it is appropos to state that here Is some work already rra,,a-S,, Tor the boosters or comneraiai' ''i a,',I eu "nich u Is proposed to organize and TOT which IL is said mass peating .s to be called on Thursday night oS this week. "isnI ol
 me letter conains many exacI,ar, suggestions and is as follows.
 Chicago, Feb. 19 19la Bisoee Board of Trade.
 Bisbee. Arizona.
 Gentlemen:
 Your night letter of Feb, 16. receir- ed and has been laid before our board of directors We are highly gratifed to see the force. enthusiasm and ac- tual activity with which you are en- tering into the spirit of advancing and establishing this southern route We are also gratified to see like enthu- siasm and action winch has been shown all along he entire line north Of Fl Paso and our directors have been so impressed with your sincerity and straightforward manner in the action that they have instructed me to take 1t in hand and act along any lines which seem best to me from my long experience in the matter. especially in the southwest.
 l will admit that We have been very cautious so far. inasmucl as we were by no means certain as to inst how your enthusiasm could be put into acton and cooperation, but vou have shown that you have the initiative to which will give you travel and all
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
4I AM 90 NERvOUs."

How many times have you heard that expression from wife. mother OF sister ln nine times ont os ten. eX tIeme nervousness in woman is caHssa 3y an unneGl;hy Sol .,ion of thC felgsIe sv-ie'1
 Lydia Pinkham'3 Vegetabia Com round acts Dr1mTtly and croughly in such eases. II strengthens the nerves and muscles. heals iuflama- ron and restores the female system 10 a normal hc7 l..- cond:uon.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
Some Stretches Connolese.

There are now stretches Of the road bed completed for distances Of from two to five and six miles and the gaps are being rapidly filled up. The grading has been delayed in some instances by the concrete worK, the cold weather interfering but that mas been overcome now and the fin- ishing ot the grading is being rapidly rushed. The heavy work in the vi cinity Of Mescal and between there and Tucson is about done and the largest portion of tue rocl, work also so that the work from now on vii, De comparau yely easy.
 From FairLank to Mescal there are few stretches that have not been touched as yet but it is all small ills and cuts and in soft ground so that steam shoyels will have no difficulty in handling the work rapidly. From Vail to Tucson, the largest portion Of the work has already been com pleted while between Vail and Mes cal there is still some large fills and rock cuts to be completed.
 The steel for the large bridges is on the read and is expected to ar rive within the next few weeks SC that they will be ready by the time that the rails are laId Up 10 them.
 Morris Ryan, whC had one of the largest concrete contracts between Fairbanks and Mescal mas already completed his work and is preparing to move his camp to other fields
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
How Expenses Met.

How Expenses Met.
 We would of course expect you f0 pay the expenses Of this representa- tive, such as carfare from and to Chi "ago, hotel bills, etc. which would not, divided among the various cities along the route. amount to much for each. He will draw his salary from our organization.
 Our officials are just now favorable 10 this route and I would suggest that you act a once. Kindly communicate with us and have your enthusiastic supporters do the same: tell us just what you are willing to do and just how soon you will be ready to do it. Get your newspapers busy stirring up the local interest and get into com nunlcauon with the other cities along the route concerning the matter. We nave already written to Silver City. Fl Paso, Lordsburg. Douglas. Plain View. Roswell. Canyon and other clles along these same lines and vou probably will hear from them shortly
 Under seDarare cover l am sending you copy of the Illinois Athletic Club magazine which contains a des- criptiye story Of the trip from Ros. well to Fl PasO. This was furnished by us at the request Of the publishers or the magazine and is what We con slider one of our most effective meth ods of publicity. as it reaches club members and men of means through their club organ and carries more force than if presented to them in any other manner. We are constant. Iy in receipt Of requests for inst such articles and gladly furnish tLem at every opportunity.
 Gives Best Publicity.
 If your organization is now direct. ing it's efforts toward other lines than boosting Bisbee, I can advise you. through past experience, to drop all of them in favor of permanently es- tablishing this entire route. as noth- ing so widely or fayorably advertises a territory as the class of visitors which you get in transcontinental automo- bile parties. I have seen this method worked to the best advantage in all parts of the country and know what it will do for you if properly handled
 It has been accurately estimated that no less than 10.00O cars will make the trip to the Pacific coast between
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
Would Send Representative

You will appreciate that in any event of afSiation or support on our part we would expect a representative to go over the entire route and as sure himself of it's worth and absolut- ely correct representation. and many purposes would be accomplished on this trip. He would complete the or ganization at that time in each indi- vidual city and as a wlole. and com rile route mater
 We feel that this trip could best be accomplished by the cities working 'he relay plan that is Each citie's s agene carry CUT representative over the route to the next city and so on. 10 the end Of the route. This feature which is novel, would not only do a great deal to arouse local interset, but would attract the attention Of the mot. orists of the country as well. and would prove valuable from an adver. -isiuR stantDoiut The r~rresenta- live will. -l o"r line "r |. yon the i4aa Q u-- lI.l 1u. ue.asn methods ot cUeIa.a- and af public B work: in fact would spend some ,.t- tie time with you getting the organ ga. ton Ou a working Basis
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
camns Move Along.

BIOOmlnCTlnZ and MYser, WHO also lad a contract between those places have completed their worl, in the vicinity Of Contention and most oi the work dJ FairbanEs wi5h the eX ceptiou Of the bases of the bridge at the San Pedro crossing upon which they are nov working night and day.
 The Reweitz Construction company which had the grading contract from the point where tho new grade leaves the old 10 the San Pedro river have completed all of that work with the exception Of the approach to the bridge and while waiting for that took a new contract on the Moore cut oil between the Boston Mill and Fairbanks and have already completed a considerable portion of that.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
Getting together Advised

the beneaLs NhIeh e3 M |.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
Lewis Springs Cut of.

The Moore Construction company which has the contract for the build, ing of the new route between Lewis Springs and Fairbanks are progressing rapidly with the work The largest portion of the heavy rock work has been completed and the work ot throwing up the easy pieces Of grade has been going on for the past few weeks, some stretches of a mile or more Of this class Of work has d. ready been completed. There IS some delay at the sharp curve near the river where 1t will be necessary to move the present track over bearer the river and in order 10 do this it was necessary to fill in a large DOT ton Of the river bed and this is about complete so that the rock work can now be finished The concrete worA on this portion of the grade is all complete with the exception of a small bridge at Charleston and one or two small culverts between there and the Boston Mill There Is no douht but what the cut of will be com pleted in time 10 connect with the Fairbanks extension on the first oi June.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
WORK
 BY SOUTHWESTERN
 WEARS LAST STAGE
Manager of Contracting Company Gives Ac-
 count of Progress

Cnas. C. Tinkle-. general manager Of the McArthur Bros. interests who have the contract for the building of Inc Fairbank-Tncsou extension Of the Fl Paso x Southwestern railroad states that the work on tle road is progressing rapidly and at the pres grading has been completed and that the majority of the concrete work Of the bridges and culTerts has already been completed and that the first Q: April will see all Of that work done. Quite number of the concrete con tractors have already completed their work and are now getting ready 10 move their camps to other fields. He states that the work will he com pleted by the first of June uniess something unforeseen happens.
 Where the work is behind at tho present time, night shifts have been put to work SO as not 10 delay mat ters. This was done on the biz bridge that is tc span the San Pedro about q mile below Fairbank Con siderable difficulty was experienced at this point as the water in the river hndered the work. The concrete bases had to be sunk some ten to fifteen feet below the bed Cf the riv- CT and the underlow of water was of such strength that it required the work of three pumps 10 handle the water so that the Wcrk could be fin. ished This week a niGht shift is at work and good progress is now being made.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25

tions in 1915 and that the tourists now and the close of the two expOsi- will spend not jess than .Sl0,00O,OO0 enToute on expenses alone. There is no reason why your southern route with it's untold natural attractions, should not draw more than it's share of this travel and it's attendant bene- fits.
 Kindly take this matter up at once and let us hear from you. Bear in mind the fact that our busy touring season will soon be upon us and that we must start early if we take up your route this year.
 Wishing you every success in the matter. l am,
 Yours very truly,
 Henry C. Drum,
 Chairman of Tours
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25

On the eve of bis departure for the Giants training grounds at Marlin, Tex, Fred Merkie was tendered q banquet and presented with a dia- mond scarf pin by Toledo fans.
 Another "Coombs Day is schedu'- ed at Colby College next commence ment with the pitcher of the worlds champions the box for the Alumni nine against the Varsity.
 It is said the Philadelphia Nation als will drop their nickname "QuaK- CTS" and be known as Eagles the coming season. Looks like some Cle put one over on the Elks and Moose.
 Gene" Fpster will again be in charge Of the grandstand at the Bos- ton National league park. Foster is 74 year old. and the season of 1912 marks his thirty-third year at the old grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25


 You are. however, wasting tune, strike out along the right lines ana II believe that the time Is now rlpe for you to organize along these mes energy and money Co certain eNteh' m trvine to work this proposition lo callv and individually as towns ln- diyidual work. as a rule, means dls- connected effort and while the work of individuals is as important as any thing else. the individuals need guidance in comon direction or they will work against each other. It is the perfect and harmonious organization of the Santa Fe trail that has made lt SD productive to the country through which it rasses, and it is only by a like perfect organization that your southern route could hope to success fully compete with the Santa Fe. There is no reason why your route from Dodge City to Phoenix should not be organized into a solid body, and that is the thing which should be done at once.
 We have been asked repeatedly by many cities along the route to send a representative to go over the route but have. so far held of because we did not know the exact spirit of the people along it and knew unless the peoTE were right the route itself could not amount to much We have now decided that if We can obtain the proper and permanent support and cooperation from the cities along the route We will send one Of our eX perts into the territory for the pur. pose Of organizing as well as to in- spect the route. This organization when perfected would be made part of our national organization and a part of our tra:. scontinental route and ad. yertised as such. You will thus ob- tain all our vast influence. experience in such matters, as well as our guid. ance of easern travel in your dir ection.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25

COmmittee for cigar markers os Dis bee.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
BORDER HIGHWAY PROJECT IS
 TAKEN UP BY NATIONAL CLUB.

Telegram Sent at Time of Visit of Automobile Tourists Brings Reply Suggesting Methods tU Put Warren District on Line That WOuld Attract Many Transcon- tinental Touring Parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-25

who however will be materially strength
ened by recruits on the way.
Secretary of the Interior LAREDO sa1d
this morning that the government fuiiy
expected to receive most favorable re-
ports from the front before night. IL Is
believed the government is trying to open
negotiations with the rebels Tor the pur-
pose of arranging terms of peace. These.
in all probability, will be based on an
amnesty to the rebels. 1t is rumored to-
day that the strike of longshoremen and
lightermen which was suspended two
weeks ago pending negotiations Tor aroi-
tration is likely to be resumed.
This would have serious results. as ~
would cripple the military strength of the
government by cutting off the customs
receipts on which it Is dependent for the
transportation. equipment. pay and arm
ing of the new levies now being enrolled.
Shipments into the country districts of
provisions and other necessities of life
from the city of Havana have practically
ceased The merchants are unable to
make collections. and their unwillingness
10 risk the loss of their goods on account
Of the disturbed conditions ~ the coun-
try is productive of great hardships
throughout the island.