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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-02
THAW IS HELD
To Be INSANE
Loses His Last Desperate Fight
For Feed0m.
STANFORD WHITES SLAYER.
Judge Holds He Is Menace To Public
Safety-The Prisoners Third
Effort To Obtain His
Freedom.

White Plains, n. Y.-IIarry X. Thaw
in the eyes of the law is still insane
and must remain in the asylum where
he was placed on February /, 1908,
after he had killed Standard White.
Justice Martin J. Keogh, of the SUI
preme Court, denied Thaw's applica-
ton for freedom The court took the
ground that Thaws release would be
dangerous TO public safety.
"In May, 1905" he said, he (Thaw)
obtained a writ of habeas corpus to
secure his discharge on the ground
that he was then sane. The question
of his sanity was carefully inquired
into by Mr.. Justice Morschauser, who
in an able opinion decided that he was
then insane and that it would be I'M
safe TO set him free.
in June, 1909, another writ OF
habeas corpus was sued out in his
behalf. an exhaustive inquiry was had
into his sanity, and lucid opinion was
written by Mr.. Justice Mills, in which
he decided that he was then insane
and that il would be dangerous to the
public peace and safety to grant his
discharge.
1.-THE present writ was obtained to
secure the release of Harry K. Thaw
on the ground that he is now sane, and
the question of his present sanity or
insanity was the subject of an inquiry
occupying IS days, during which he
had the aid of the most able and faith
full counsel"
Justice Keogh said that there would
be no useful purpose in reviewing the
history of the present case, but added:
Perhaps an exception ought to be
made so far as to say that there was
some testimony in the case to the eff
feet that the demeanor of Harry X.
Thaw in this hearing was better than
it was in the hearing before Justice
Mills.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
TO ENTERTAIN HARMON
Lotus club WfIi Have ohIo Governor
 fer Guest

NEW YORK, Jan. Ex-Governor Harmon Of Ohio, whose candidacy for the democratic presid ul1I uomiua- lion ls regarded with favor by many 0l tha old line democrats ln tais sec- tiol. is coming to New York tomorrow Go be the chief guest at a reception
 md dinner Co be given by the Iocos club The club is distinctly a non
 partisan poiuPcll organization. In the H.rg years of its existence It has entertained presidents, senators and other men prominent in public life without regards as to whether they were republicans or democrats It is expected that Governor Harmon VIII go from this city Co Washington to attend the Jackson Day banquet in trc capitol next Monday night. The reception with which the Ohio eXecu- tive meets in these two important centres wil interest the politicians as possible indication of the strength Of the Harmon sentiment m tEe east
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
HEW SCHOOL LAWS
 WILL BE PREPARED
Committee at Phoenix Is N0W At Work .01 EdlCat.01-
 al Measures

Important work upon the sc1ool laws is being done in Phoenix as a result Of th. meeting of tue school paruteudeljs held there recently al which time a committee on law revision was appointed Numerous changes wiI be made necessary, be- cause in the constitution the alum=r- atou oi what shah constitute the pub lie schools has materially changed matters. by including tLe university, normal schools and Kindergarten Heretofore those branches ol edued- ron were separately provided for un- Ger separate statutes, but now all ot the schools. as they should be, arc grouped. " Nhi.e the new arrange 0-ut is recognized as tho better on .t still has caused s0mo confusion. and to work out au amended system 0l laws will be necessary. lt was Co accomplish this object that the meet. ing was held and tha committees appointed.
 A letter received lu BI bee 0y l'rof- Phlhrook tells 0l the plans or -hc law revision committee. lt h1s been found necessary to have the old ia~s compiled and an attorney win De re- taiued Co do this after which they win be transcribed. The cost oi this is to be Sl05. With this work done it can be determined wha- laws must be prepared for passage by the next legislature.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
JUAHITb NINE MAKES
 EXCELLENT SHOWING
Recent Developments Show .' .s One Of Good Prooe
 leS D Ea.2ra.

The Juan-a Ni1uE and Milling company has completed its assess. men- work for the year. which shows the property 70 he more valuable than ever Hr Warren. in eytanl- ne tte drift on he lu0-foot level on the Tom and Dick claim, has heea working in slz fee- of gold ore that shows gold Q tho naked cya AT ul the ore shows good Aorn.lrs He has shown twenty 'er. Cr yoin mat fer on .he Yellow Girl oia.m. SO lar undcvciope1 The crosscut on -ao iusni,a cl7im has been extended. The 'izaIoU Of tns Ialre contin- urs allnourh sixty feet have already been cut ihrouch
 The company has. during the last few years. spent nearly G09 in derC oIment work and feels justified i- placing a min ou che property u las cgt down an eyHense possible car.us the year, n order Go raise sum Hciort money To install a mill and to push che drreIonueut work lr a more syst cuatic and economical man Her.
 There has been no dolt for some lime hur that inc Juanita is one Ci the good properties in Nayauai conn tv. and win make good 10 an inter- cslol It takes money co make a nine pay and as ir has always been rule Oi the company to keep out 1f debt work could not advance any faster than the means would allow.
 ArranEeWents have Iecn made which wiI enchle the company .o commence active work ct the min" iu a short timo-Arizoua Republican
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
GIVES
 HOLIDAY HELP
Governor Writes 10 Executives Of Other States Asking Them tc Assist Ia
 Arizona Debut
WOULD STOP ALL BUSINESS

ln furtlerance of the proposition 10 have fla day on which Arizona is formally admitted into the union as state observed as national. -uadag. Governor Richard D. sloan s,Dte gov uor5, asking that they a.lr0sa and encourage such hoii- day 70 ext. nd all over the country. All-ouas governor suggests hat aCL gov -su1r issue dis proclamation for state holiday, when the last sJal. $ uslelad into the American union. Governor S'oaus letter -1ilows
 -ly Dear Governor.
 t1o admission Of Arizona ly the r-orauat.cn o- the president viH De .- even. ol more than lCca. iu-eresl and Jrtaugc. In all probability Arizona will. be tle las. state tu come into tHe uuiou at least. 1t does not now seem probable that any ad- -.iCua. state wi. be admitted dur ing he life time ot any American now living A joint resolution i- Ju Be introduced lu congress early in January. providing mat arilClas ad- uisie day sla le declared @ 1gU- lie lgid y tlrol-uoul -Ee United States, and there IS ego1 reason 70 .lIaE -a.t the resolution win re- ee.ge rle prompt and favorable con s.de.atiol Q. both house and senate. lr recognition oI lle historic se-uiH canoe C tla admission oI Arirat Pas the f9-rr-oiglf1 state thus rJluC- .l- oEl the coutiL uJal United States lr9 .l rl". ..s name implies. ] re- araeHuis suggest lor yoaI c1usid- era-.aE l-e u-5ar r- making iL a holiday la toIr state by executive proclamation. This acton oG your par, win le appreciated D.. The peo. M. ~ this stat and am su.e "lu .a approved uga Americans .l. sa-t- od in heir country history and de- Fa-apmall
 The date when the proclamation viii be issued is as yeU uncertain. and aay not known definitely uu-il ..rlalEse., the day when lg shall le issued ia more than probable however. rhf rle date may be as- z raiucd sufficiently in advance 70 permit the Issuance or a proclamation and .-e publication. Should t. a.ut resolution le passed, the president win Le requested GO give some lttle notice ol the date when Inc procla- ion shaH is-ue-
 Trusting that t. suggestions here c m de mag meet with your au- .-o'al, ! remain
 Sincerely yours,
 RICHARD z. SLOAN.
 Governor Of Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL
 WILL LOSE ND TIME
Wl.' Break Ground for ifs New S200G0G0 Shelter
 ID a e@ Days

Work is 70 be started on the neu rCdgction works of me Arizona Cop rei company at Clifton within lht heEt ie" days, according to a state ment by Norman CaruiclagI. 1eu eral manager of that company who was ln Douglas last night ur. Car lnicAaol came To this city tor Il. purpose of meeting Dr. L D. Ric. el.F who ls consulting engineer e che company and 10 receive plans Q. Che foundation work from lhc office or Nr C. D. Reppafh u thl city,
 The site for the uvw plant nls already been surveyed and as soon as Mr. Carmichael returns fg Clifton with che foundation plans sr0uud will be broken and thc intention p. to I1sh every feature Of tae work with ali possible haste Mr. Car michael stated that he expected Q see Inc entire undertaking comp le- ci during the year fsla
 Besides an entirely new smelling ulant iu 8 new loC .ou below Cut ton on the Frisco river. tle under taking by Inc Arizona Copper com Taly includes the euIlr-emeu. oI their concentrating plant at Nor51. ci. where it Is intended that mos of their ore shall have their original mill treatment iu the future
 New methods are also % le iu- troJuCed m mining and handling Inc ore from The various properties ul the companies at MCr-lci. -cuaiu and Netcalt
 Creeni-e Is Prosperous.
 SToailug Of general conditions in Grecnlec, Mir Clruieh3e. stated that there is every evidence Ci general rrospCrity Good winter SHOWS and rains are guarantee Co both stock men and farmers for continued ur-e- uer.ry The community around Duu- can. above l-u9n. uu .le ala river has shown 8 marked growth dlr.u- tha last year. and rLe-a is much new land being brought Into cultivation ir that vicinity These farmers en- joy ne very best market to be had il The south" uU account Cl their raauess ts Clinton and Mcr- crel, where here - laurud for nure hay and Ell than can De produced
 new county have lrafs aH ardel the courag- for new cour. house. which .s ,o cost SnG.H The select ing CT new s5-a for Tho suo.-ar ol the Arizona Copper company wIi in no way aIa.. rea rra.oat t-s.- ness conditions u Clifton. as the new site IS nearer Clifton han rho C t. sualter is .a Don las and practically the same conditions win prevail there as here
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
PEEPAREs ocEAN FLIeHr

NEW YORK. Ian --Dr Paul F Cans. who plans to cross tte Atlantic iu his direihIe balloon the SrcLard- sailed for Europe today on tHe Er0n- IriuzaasiE Cecie After 2 short Eis- r with bis au.v &. Munich he win go to Berlin where -i. a.rsn.u Such .rd has been completed and equipped and will sareunreld it's uacslg end shipment to Teuerine from which point h. expects 70 3eg.n the flight across the ocean early iu March
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
E--ne- BIehee ePorLs

The following from the social col rmns or rha los Angeles Tribune is ot interest r5 Bis5eeites. as the Krin- liI. Edmmdson. Day and Marks iani- Ees are all former Bishseites
 Hiss Ruth Zeie.lr gave YuIetidl musicale at inc Zoialar home iu Pasadena avenue on Thursday even ing The program ws given by NJ 8 Elsie Haucr. soprano. Miss Hazel Landers. contraltO, George '. Kr-n- bin. barit0ls, and the following plan ists Miss Vera Bcebc, Miss Marjory Day. Miss Ethel Newman. and Messrs Charles Edmundson, Ra.ston BCean. Melville and Russell Hull, and Percy Marks Mrs Ethel Hunter read comprehensive paper on
 Hardships Of Great Musicians and the hostess and Prof Clarence E. Erinbll also gave Teasing piano uumlers.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
-vLReINLA EoR -AE--

ROANOKE. Ea.. Jan 5.-Meuners or the Republican State committee Of Virginia are atr.yiu- here in a1Jcip1- uou O. tha meeting To le hold r1wo~- TOW to issue a caH Cor the state com ysnriCn 70 select delegates for the nation conyeUu0u Canarcs man Sfymp who is chairman Of the state .omm tee. declares that Fr-Iaig is soNdiy rar President Taft for re-rlee- ton and that tomorrow meeting wlL mark the formal opening Of the Ta.r eamua.gu iu the south
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
Brief Local Items
CMcer Fires Shots

yHc-" rTTCs onctS
 OL3eer Brooks and an officer from F.rU.avile last night attempted 10 arrest three ncgs OF young men. They had them m custody and we're pro- ding to the iaL when two or the lEsouers eaca -d Officer Brooks pursued and flI wEerolpon he rose and dI.t two shots. whether in the direction of the escaping pair or ia the air. WIS mot determined. The shots added t0 tHe speed ol the de- parting CIalUlie prisoners.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
Dig away Ice

Cslaur in Bisbee ice is connected ia ones mind sith ,Hblnz glass and spoon. or for use for rerI-arat.u- purposes. Yesterday the unusual sight was seen of men Wita picks and saoves br51 king out and carry ing away the accumulated ice Of the past two weeks. from tle gutter and street at tHc side ot tae Copper Queen store.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

saowbaliug that made a derby hat dangerous. and yesterday. with the ad- vent of real ar.zlu- weather, thase was a party oi young men tlorousE sE- ig enjoying 9 ame Q. catch on Main street
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
Loee LlHle Son

William Hiu, Jr, the three year old son Of .Ir aud Mrs. William Hu. of Upper Lowell. died at the home ot bis parents yesterday morning. Ar- ran9 ments for the funeral. wn.cn win be held from the parents resi- deIce with Rev Creiehton Spence. officiating, at two oc.oc6 today we're perfected by Che Palace Undertaking company
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
cALIFoRNIA ploNrER rlEs

EUREKA. Cal. Jan. G.-AuireW Pard e. pioneer Indian fighter and cousin of former Governor Parieo. died here today aged aiehtg-iWo years He came here in 1852
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
ve-dlet Ls ssflocatLon

The corouers jury that inves-izlt- ed he death af John Wame brought in a verdict CT death from surcCa- ti0n occasionel by caviug earth iu @ mine of the CoIrar Queen conn panv. Nc-torsay afternoon aE- Ia aeueHts fer tIe lau"-4I Rad pot lll C9url ted
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
Quiet in Court

No eases iu Justice Eur1icE court and two minor misdeme uors in Che court or Justice High were all that the mills Of justice had ro grind
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
WALK OUT aNO SACK.
Men Cult. Card t-- WaH1r=~n. ert
 Ncsk S Resumed.

NORFOLK. T0u t- maoh'risl- in thc gotelnu-ur u.E yard here. v EC walked ont a."r re using .r sign CarJs under which .s sef ia. T vlCr system was 70 .a ea breed here, rc-Iued 70 .u.E today The cards were withdrawn
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
7RusT HEARNc RESUMED

WASHINGTON. ?. G. Jan 5.- Following a recess over the holidays trc Senate Interstate Comm zee committee today resumed it's public heaTiu- ou the trust problems.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
Winter Co Summer

It seems a long cry from snowfall ing to baseball. and yet that is what Blsbee has seen recently. But a Huia over @ week ago there was
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
Makes Business TrIp.

Jacob Schmid made trip to Douglas yesterday to attend 10 var ious business matters in the smelter Cly.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
MIAMI ARLZONA

LIILLLE HENILOLVA CCNCENTEETCR EXECUTE TO MIAMI rs9ret that the Hst sg7ent of steel
  also t-t the inspiration Consolidated win start with s7ooooooOo 
 Barney which adioins Live
  years 1- drilling v 
  developed Miami CorF-r courany. Arrangements bc15 made for CT for extension of Q Merchants Banks of Miami ePort ao7d business for 1911 confidence fer business 1912 cmP7n Of hs inaDaton Copper conparys 6ooo t3n  which wilt produce 7yOOcoo9 lbs 5o1er the Miami
  The Miami Twns being aasnt to tree various properties and of aN roll
  the r5oidly No,si ] to instalmeut Business lots 25cooo Residen. to ssooo0 MIAMI TOWNSHIP COMPANY
 cLEVE ". VAN DYKE, PRES. FRANK ]. NICHOLS, Act BRANCH OFFICE. HOGAN c SEED.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

Chickens won't lay without it. GROUND BONE at the Toy req markets SOL
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-09-19
HELPING Out seant Moisture.

The best safeguard against drouth
at this time or later on, is to keep the
cultivator or harrow going BY thus
stirring the surface soil the capillary
tubes are broken, mulch Is formed
the depth the cultivator goes. and thui
the moisture in the soil below is pre-
vented from evaDorating II is amaz
ing how much water can thus be re
tanned in the soil, compared to ground
not SO treated II is important to FOL
low this practice at once to conserve
the present supplies Of soil moisture
Moisture during the growing period
Of May and June Il even more impor
tant than during July and August
Crops well started can Withstand Z
later drOuth, whereas plants with 9
feeble start have a poor show against
the dry time In midsummer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-09-19
HOLDING MOISTURE IN SOIL
Evaporation Can Be Prevented BY
Cultivation and Keeping Surface
In Fine, Loose Condition.

CBy A. B. GRAHAM, Ohio State Uni-
veraity).
II every farmer were compelled to
haul and pour over each acre of his
farm over 200 barrels Of water per
day, he would gain some conception
Of the amount OF moisture evaporated
from an exposed, uncultiyated soil, at
this season Of the year. This evapor-
aticn varies according to the kind and
condition of the soil, weather, lOca-
ton, ETC., but under average condi-
tiona the sun and wind are rapidly
drawing from the soil that will mois-
ture be needed later In the season
for crop growth. It is just like draw
ing dollars from the farmers pockets
Now Is the time to prevent this
loss. Soil moisture Is valuable. Past
records show that an inch of rainfall
in July means 100000 worth Of
corn to the state OF Ohio. While
farmers cannot make an inch Of rain
fall In July, they can carry an inch
Of soil moisture over from May until
july ana CuhJ mSduh TIC BaAue buAuB'
An inch Of rainfall means 11S tons
Of water per acre. If this Is allowed
to escape at the rate of 200 barrels
per day, 1t will require only four
days to lose the entire inch. Every
farmer who fails to prevent this
evaporation is losing his share Of that
5000. 900. Are you one Of the losers
How can this evaporation be pre-
sented? BY cultivating the SOIL Keep
the surface Of the soil in fine, loose
condition. Follow the plow with the
harrow. Harrow the cornaeld before
the corn is up; after 1t is up. cult
vate often enough to keep a good soil
mulch. Don't be stIngy with the use
Of the cultivator
The amount of moisture In the soil
this spring is below normal. Mois-
ture is essential to maximum crop
production.
Conserve your soil moisture. Do It
now.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-09-19
Potash in 1911.

The United States Geological Sur
Lyey has just published, in repor
ON potash, description Of potash.
producing plant which is now in ae
tual operation in the United States
This plant is located in southern
California about 80 miles north d
San Diego, where it was stated thai
operations in the commercial ex.
traction of potash from kelp or sea.
weed would begin about March 1st
The plant is owned by the Coronado
Chemical Co., which has been work.
ing on the potash-kelp problem fol
several years. 1t consists of foul
furnaces capable Of treating 5000
pounds OF dried kelpevery "a hours,
and additional furnaces are under
construction with a proposed total
capacity for treating 5000 poSnds
OF dried kelp day. The year 1912,
the report states, will probably show
a substantial output Of potash in the
United States, in addition, of course,
tn that obtained from wood ashes.
The Survey report containing this
description of what is in fact the
first potash deyelopmentin the Uni
ted States is published as an advance
chapter from Mineral Resources"
for 1911, and is summarization by
w. G. Phalen of the progress of the
investigations carried on by the Gov
eminent under the special approp-
riations made by Congress last year
as we'll as the progress Of private in
vestigations. Several patented prot
cesses for the extraction of potash
from rocks are described, and direc-
tions are given for making field tests
of suppo ed potash rock.
The potash imports into the Uni.
ted States are shown to have had a
value Of SIG, 269, 408 in 1911, and
the value of imports Of Chilean nj.
trate was even greater. This latter
mineral has also been the subject o.
investigation by the Government,
Both potash and Chilean nitrate arc
principally used as fertilizer and al
the present time we are entirely de.
pendent on foreign countries for The
supply Of both.
A copy Of Mr.. Phalen's report,
Potash Salts, 1911," may be OBJ
tanned free on application to the
Director of the Geological Survey
Washington, D. G.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-09-19

Chicago, H., Sept. 13.-If wo-
men knew that eating apples will
do more to make their complexion
beautiful than all the face remedies
in the world they would eat the lus-
eiouf fruit morning, noon and
night, :" said U. Grant Border, Of
Baltimore, Md, an address deliver
ed here.
Five years from now, when the
countless apple orchards that have
come into existence in the last few
years begin to bear full crops, the
annual apple production of this
country will exceed 100000, 200
barrels, . said Mr.. Border. I'VE
must advertise the apple as the
national fruit, if we are to prevent
it's over-productiOnr The people
must be reminded Of the health ben
afts of eating apples"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-09-19
(MACON TELEGRAPH

So many letters have come to the
comptroller general from tax re-
ceiyers of the state concerning the
repeal of the dog tax BID the leg
islature and its effect on the 1912
tax, that Comptroller Wright has
made an official ruling ont he mat
ter. Inasmucha as the dog tax was not
repealed until August, andtaqes were
returned in the early part of the year
the old tax on all dogs returned must
be collected. In other words, the act
is not retroactive, and does not be-
come operative until next year.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-09-19

What a glorious thing itwould be
II such landlords could be brought
to a knowledge Of the situation lust
as It is and as it affects him. He
could not help being aroused. The
probability is that a goodly number
would instantly about face, and seek
to recoup their losses by the adop-
ton ola wiser policy.
M. V. CALVIN, Experiment, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-09-19

wANTED-A Florida Corporation
...,,,,,osed Of Bankers, Real Estate men,
SonItsIists. want district manager fer
= aasbnro district. Duties consist in plac-
70; a19' odveTtiseneat; managing sales depart
,ns collections, etc. Salary $50 per
nio extra commissions, Office and
l aiO expenses. Liberal allowance
for sub-agsnts. This position viii be
found pleasant, permanent and preHtaoie
feT 2 hustler. address Sales Manager
De- PS.nEseela Improvement Company, Pensa-
cola, Fla.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-09-19
Save coli Moisture.

Remember that this may be a very
dry year, consequently save all the
soil moisture you can. As soon as
the plowed land is Ct give 1t a good
narrowing. Double disk the corn
ground and harrow Il afterward.
Should heavy rains come In early
spring harrow after these rains as
soon e. the soil Il IT.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-09-19
A Proclamation

Submitting a proposed amend.
ment to the Constitution Of the State
q Georgia, to be voted on at the
general State election to be held on
Wednesday, October ?, 1912, said
amendment relating to the borrow
ing power Of the Governor.
BY His Excellency Joseph
NJ. Brown, Governor.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-09-19

BY the Governor:
PHILIP Cook, sec'y Of State.