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heard before John Gordon Wednes-
day Ready was bound over to the
district court in $500 bonds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-09-20

The Adams brothers are erecting
a cement barn and garage on their
property at the Red Line Inn.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Exports WIN Be LARGE.

The estimate that a billion dollars
worth Of manufactures will be export
ed in the current fiscal year. made by
the bureau OF statistics, department
of commerce and labor. seems likely
TO be justified. The Official figures
show for the nine months ending with
March $4,000 900 worth Of manufac-
lures exported, these figures being
s74,000.00o in excess OF those for the
corresponding period OF the preceding
year; and as the exports Of manufac-
lures in the year ending June 30, 1911,
were valued at sS07. 900. 600. the fig
ures at hand seem to clearly Indicate
that the total for the current year will
pass the biilion-dollar line.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
OVERTIME WILL Be
ALLOWED CONVICTS

PHOENIX, Oct 23.-No more will
the State of Arizona take 25 per cent
OF the profits realized by convicts
on their goods, silverware, canes and
other cuI'ios that they manufacture.
Warden r. p. Sims of the peniten-
tiary recommended to the board OF
control that the prisoners be allowed
all they can make on goods they man.
ufacture during the time that the
state does not claim. Governor Hunt
has strongly approved the recommen-
dalton, and the board issued 4 formal
order this morning.
Eight hours a day OF each prison.
eT's time D-long TO the state. After
they have worked their eight hours,
they are free 10 engage in any Occu.
patton by which they can clenr d few
dollars. Many Of them have become
proficient as silver workers and at
making canes aud hair goods
The system of taking 25 per cent
CT the profits originated many years
ago under one Of the territorial ad.
ministrations
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Personal Mention

l.. A. Hagy and Arthur Cole OF
on business.
DR.. w. p. Sims will leave the lat
ter part of the week for Phoenix to
attend the annual meeting OF the
Arizona dental association, of which
he is president.
John J. Bowen made a business trip
TO Douglas yesterday.
Miss Marie Wallace, who has been
visiting her relative, +. b. Wallace,
left yesterday afternoon for the
Grand Canyon.
Harold Elliott left yesterday for
Phoenix to make application to the
state supreme court for admission 20
the Arizona bar He is with the firm
Of EllinwoOd and Ross here.
w. G. Hubbard and J. II. Verfurth
made an automobile trip to Fairbank
yesterday.
Deputy County Attorney Alexander
Murry will go to Douglas on off,
cial business today.
Councilman Chas. Jones has return
ed from a business trip TO Patagonia.
Captain Coleman and wife OF Fort
Huachuca were in the city yesterday.
registering at the Copper Queen no
tel
DR.. ]. II. WOOley, OF the medical
stan of the mining company al Naco-
| zari, was registered at the Copper
J QHeent hotel yesterday.
B. o. Pickard left for his home in
Phoenix yesterday after a business
visit to the district
T. J. Murphy and 4. c. Straus o.
Denver aIp in the city on mining
| business.
J. D. Bowen left for the cocsr yes
| tcIday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
New vIollns and Old.

A contest took place in Paris which
seems to vindicate the contention
that modern yiolins are as good in
tone as those of ancient make. A
number OF violins were played in a
dark room, and ct the end vote was
taken from the musical audience
present, with the result, says a Paris
correspondent. that the finest violin
was judged to be a Belgian instru-
ment dated 1912; the second was a
French 1911 violin, and not until the
third came a Stradivarius, valued at
more than $4,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
CromweII's Army.

The famous army with which the
Protector overthrow the tyranny OF
King Charles was officially known as
the New Model The strength OF
the New Model in all arms-infan-
try, artillery and cavalry-footed up
about $4,000 men. The "Ironsldes, -
as they were more Familiarity called.
rarely lost q battle. Before the push
OF their pixies and the rush OF their
cavalry the plumed hosts OF the king
disappeared like chafT before the wind.
The New Model was the most demo
cratic army ever known. and at the
same time. the best disciplined.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
EX-RESIDENT Of
BISBEE AMAZED
Denver Man on His Return
to Copper City Says He
Hardly Recognized
Landmarks
WILSON is BOOMING

T. J. Murphy. of Denver and A. C.
Straub, OF Ration. New Mexico, or.
rived in the city yesterday on bust
ness in which they are jointly inter.
ested.
Mr.. Straub is not a stranger in
Bisbee. having been a resident here
for several years prior 20 ten years
ago. He stated last night that Bis
bee had been entirely worked over"
in an improvement way since he left
He hardly recognized single land
mark on the principal streets.
Speaking OF New Mexico Mr..
Straub stated that the new state was
prosperous and growing. He lives
forty miles from Dawson which is
in the same county with Ration.
Rev. Harvey shields. formerly OF
Bisbee. is chairman of the board OF
county commissioners and Mr.
Straub knows him well and says that
he is as popular at Dawson, where
he resides. as he vas in Bisbee. Be-
sides looking after his official duties
in the management of county affairs
Mr.. Shields is also at the head of the
union religious organization in Daw-
son. Mr.. Straub says that politics
are quiet in New Mexico, but that
he is expecting TO see the state sup
port the candidacy OF Theodore
Roosevelt at the election next month.
Surprised at Growth.
Mr.. Murphy expressed himself as
being astounded at the great mineral
industry he found here and said rid
ing through the district yesterday he
gained some idea of the large man,
Der Of msn employed by the various
COMPANIES.
Talking OF the election Mr. Muir
ply said he had made two trips TO
New York since the presidential can
didates were named and that he
found the political sentiment strong
" for Wilson from the Atlantic coast
to the Mexico line. He was an as
sistant sergeant at arms in the Bal
timOre convention and has been
prominent in Colorado politics for
years and declares most emphatically
that the Centennial state will give
Bfty thousand majority for woodrow
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Yesterday,s HoteI ArrlvaIs.


At the Copper Queen Hotel: J. His
lop. San Francisco; B. NJ. WertzIaan.
l.. J. Hirsch, Cleveland: J. J. Burke,
Lamar. Colo: Norman Lamond, Du-
luth: Clarence II. Richardson. Bos-
ton: F. Murphy, Denver; A. c. Stuart,
Denver: D. B. Simon, an Francisco;
DR.. ]. II. Wooley, Nacozari; J. NJ. Will
liams, FL PasO: Z. r. Jones, Los An
geles: W. F. DeBoyes, New York; II.
Hommel, New York; Austin ShOtwell,
FreepOrt, Ohio; w. F. Webster, Gin
cinnati: Captain Coleman and wife,
Fort Huachuca.
At the Philadelphia Hotel: Martin
Canaan; George c. Ford, A. Weed
Lewis; A. J. Lannan; J. F. Lynch
Phoenix: Roy Watson; Gilbert Wat
son; Jack Phelby; John c. Donleyy
Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
kosTERLITzKY TAKES FIELD

Word comes from Tucson that
Col Emilio KoserlitZkv. former
commander Of the rurales in Sonora,
under the Diaz regime, and who re-
signed about veal ago, has cum-
pleted the reorganization of his Old
force in accordance with his pro-
posal which the government accept
ed. He is to take the field this
week. This will make two sparate
and distinct forces OF iuTales operat-
ing in Sonora. The Madero rurales,
or gendarmeric fiscal az they are col
lectively known are under the com
mand OF Col. Juan Cabral.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24

James (. Brophy, of Lowell, says
he has a fine crop of sorghum now
ready for harvest on his ranch ia
the sulphur Springs valley. The crop
covers thirty-ive acres and it is ex-
pected to yield one hundred tons OF
hay which will be worth at the ranci
$40 per ton. Mr.. Brophy will have
about half of this crop to his Lowell
stables and the remainder will be fed
to stock on the ranch.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Membership Committee Active.

For two weeks the members of the
Y. w. c. A. membership committee
have been actively pursuing their
campaign for new members and re-
newals by old members and many
new members have been secured. The
round up" at which the close of the
membership campaign will be cele-
brated. will be held Saturday evening
at the association home. A splendid
music program has been prepared.
All members are cordially invited to
attend
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
SILL UnsSuioFed.

All the opportunities for adventure
are not over. though the north and
south poles have both been conquered.
In Africa there are 100000 square
miles OF land as yet UNEMPLOYED. In
Liberia a tract OF 10000 square miles
which is unknown
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
NEALE TO STUDY
ADMINISTRATION
Ex-Mayor of Bisbee Goes to
San Diego to Investigate
Commission Form of
Government
WILL MAKE REPORT

George Neale, ex-mayor OF the city,
left yesterday for San Diego, Cal.
where he will spend six or eight
weeks resting and recuperating from
a rather strenuous period OF work,
due 10 several important cases OF lit,
igation in the superior court. He had
planned TO take a vacation early in
the summer but was prevented from
following his desire by the press OF
business. MIR. Neale's health has been
improving steadily since he went east
for treatment and his trip 10 San
Diego will be for pleasure and recrs-
alton.
Believes in Direct Rule
Mr.. Neale is deeply interested in
the subject of the commission form OF
municipal government and while at
the coast city he will study the work
ing of the commission form of gov
eminent, which was adopted by San
Diego several years ago and is said
TO have worked splendidly. Upon
Mr.. Neale's return he probably viii
be asked by the supporters OF that
form of municipal government to give
the public the benefit OF his study
of the plan as il has been worked
at San Diego.
Individual Satisfaction
While the investigation is under
taken by Mr.. Neale for his personal
satisfaction. the local public is for
tunate in having him as an investiga-
tor when the commission form OF gov
eminent is being agitated here. NJ
other business will occupy his atten-
ton while there and his investigation
will be leisurely but thorough. BY the
time OF his return the local committee
appointed for the purpose of inyesti-
eating local conditions and to deter
mine the adaptability of the commits
sion form for Bisbee probably will be
ready to report
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24

Benson, October IL This is the first
case on record of a girl being placed
on honor TO Eeport to a refOrmatory
Institution to which she had been
committed. Judge J. c. Phillips of
the superior court of Maricopa coun-
ty committed the Redman girl Octoo-
er IL. She WAS given a ticket and
her commitment and seen safely on
her way, but no officer went along
with her.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Lah.Ilnn Foods.

Many otherwise good housekeepers
are very Indifferent about labelling.
They trust to their memory as to
what is in each Jar or package. and
sometimes with disastrous results. All
stores should be plainly labeled.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Corning Takes Stump.

John Corning, a well known miner,
left Sunday for a speaking tour OF
Cochise county, to be gone all OF the
present week. He will visit Tomb
stone, Gleeson, CORTLAND, Cochise,
Wilcox, Benson and other points and
will speak in advocacy of the candl-
dacy Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
for president.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
A Fine Boy.

A Fine Boy.
William B. Gohring. Of the c. and
A. stan. was the happiest man to be
found around the general office or in
the mines Of the company. Cause:
Arrival OF a fine boy baby at his
home Tuesday night. Mr. Gohrins
has reason to be proud Of the boy as
boy babies have been scarce in Bis
bee recently, according to reports
from the doctors.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Birthday Party.

A birthday party in honor Of little
Miss Amy Rowke was given Tuesday
evening at her home. the occasion be
ing her tenth birthday. Games were
played and refreshments served, the
tables being prettily decorated fc-
the affair. Thirty guests attended
and the little girl received many
birthday presents.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24

Interest in Messrry's Wedding.
There was much interest yesterday
in the announcement of the marriage
of Jim Megarry at New York city on
October l, and speculation as to who
the bride is. Mr.. Megarry is boss
carpenter at the Copper Queen car
pentry shops-that is if the Megarry
OF the romance is the Megarry OF the
carpenter shop. who is in the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Will Attend State Fair.

Will Attend State Fair.
Mrs. VIM. Robinson and little daugh-
ter have arrived in the city from Los
Angeles. where they spent the latter
part of the summer. and will spend
the winter here with Mr.. Robinson.
They will leave for Phoenix Sunday
morning as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lem StaIlings in their automO-
bile. They will join in the sOciabil!-
ty run to the capital city.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Brief Local Items
Judge High Visits Douglas.

Judge Morris High was a member
of an automobile party that visited
Douglas yesterday afternoon. He and
Mrs. High and Mrs, ConDeliy accom-
panied Jakob Schmid in the latters
automobile. The judge reported that
a heavy rain fell in the Smelter City
yesterday. Douglas looks good to
me-" he remarked: business appears
TO be good, the town is full Of neo-
pie and many new buildings are go
ing up
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Gets Sixty Days.

Jose Galvez. the Mexican charged
with stealing a watch from the per
son OF Jim Riley while the latter slept
was sentenced to sixty days in Jail
yesterday when he was arraigned be-
fore Judge Morris High OF the city
court.
Road Nearly Repaired.
The railroad between Cananea and
Nogales viii be in operation again
within few days. If reports are true.
Workmen are just finishing repairs
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Rsub Sells out

haub sells Out
The firm of Ferguson and Raub,
formerly OF Bisbee but now Of Phoe-
nix, has dissolved, Raub selling out his
interest The new firm name is Fer
guson and Mohn and they viii build
a new garage at the capital city.
measuring seventy-five by a hundred
feet II is probable that Mr.. Raub
may return to Bisbee and go into bus
mess here.
Gets Sixty Days.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Something Coming.

Jack o'Brien stated YESTERDAY that
ON Fiiday night there would be an
entertainment at the Warren Coun-
try club house for members The
program will include good music and
other features and will be arranged
by the entertainment committee of
which Mr.. Evans is chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Case at Douglas Today.

Case at Douglas Today.
The hearing of the preliminarics
against the two Ninth cavalry lieutea-
ants and the Mexican consul at Doug
! las will be held in that city today and
the county will be represented by
County Attorney w. G. Gilmore and
his assistant, Alexander MuTTy OF
Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Want sUneIe Jud."

At a meeting of the Ohio society
in Phoenix held this week an invita-
ton was sent to Governor Judsoh Har-
mon OF that state, VINO Is now visiting
on the coast to stop over in Phoenix
during the fair week and be the
guest OF the society on All states day.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
REWARD

of zoe viii be paid for copy OF the
Review, Friday. august goth, 1912.
Return to this oiEce.-Adv. 233.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
withou, officer.

Carrying her own commitment and
unescorted by an officer, Helen Red
man OF Phoenix, sentenced 70 the
state industrial school, reported at
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24

on LOO feet of bridges which were
destroyed by the rebels.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-24
Vital News.

Vital News
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Downs,
at the Copper Queen hospital, last
night, son.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-16
UNCERTAIN HOW
ITALIAN WAS SHOT
Globe Man Wounded and
Stories Of Shooting
Differ

GLOBE, May 15.-An Italian named
Joe Majoy was shot about three
o'clock yesterday morning and is now
in the county hospital with painful
but not serious wounds.
Three minutes after the shooting
Deputy Marshal All Edwards was on
the scene and asked the man who had
shot him. The Italian claimed that he
was dying and replied that ii was the
Russian" but did not give any name.
other witnesses told Mr.. Edwards
that Majoy was very drunk and that
he tried to pull pistol or was flash
ing it when it went of while close TO
the hip pocket Some said he tried to
commit suicide.
DR.. Kennedy was hurriedly called
and found that the ball had entered
the mans hip. coming out in the
thigh. He was hurried TO the hospital
where the wound was dressed.
Maioy was with three men at the
time OF the shooting and 4 John Doe
warrant was issued by Judge Thomas
for the arrest of the Russian. How
ever no arrest had been made up 10
late hour last night.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-16
DISCUSS ARsiTRAL COURT.

LAKE MOHONK, n. Y, Nav ID
Many diplomats, statesmen. army ami
navy men. editors, jurists, educators.
clergymen and business men, repre-
senting Canada and several countries
of Europe as well as the United States.
assembled here today 10 take part in
the eighteenth annual Lake Mohonk
Conference on International arbitraf
ton The chief topic selected for dis
cussion this year is the approaching
Third Hague Conference and the plans
for the establishment Of an interna-
tionaI court of arbitral Justice. Nicho-
las Murray Butler, president of Co
lurnbia University. will preside at the
several sessions. The noted speakers
from abroad will include Abdul Balia
Abbas, leader OF the Bahai movement
in Persia; DR.. Christian l.. LANCE, sec
Rotary Of the lnterparliamentary
Union: DIR. Albert Cobalt, director OF
the International Peace bureau at
Berne, and ]. P. Santamarina of
Buenos Ayres.
Canada is represented by a large
and distinguished delegation, among
the members being John Lewis OF Tor
onto. Sir Louis II. Davis of the Su-
preme Court. Prof. c. +. Horning Of
Victoria College. Mayor Joseph A.
Chisholm OF Halifax, ". A. Powell of
81. John, N. B., Hon Rodolphe Lem
ieux and Hen. w. L. Mackenzie King.
The noted speakers representing the
United States include Henry Waiter
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-16
SCOTT STILL
WANTS RACE
Douglas Auto Driver VIII
Make New Proposition
to Challenge from
'WITHDRAWS FORFEIT
WITHDRAWS FORFEIT

On Saturday night when Johnny
Scott was informed that the Globe
good road boosters had changed the
conditions of the proposed wager On
an auto race between LoTdsburg
and Phoenix, Globe car TO go TO
Phoenix over the route via GlOie
and the Douglas car 10 follow the
borderland route, he decided that he
would withdraw the money he had
posted in the First National bank
and avian for something definite
from the Globe sports. He stated
this morning that he had some ex.
perience in the past in running
horses. but that after matching a
race he had never been confront
ed with a proposition that two
horses should run instead OF one
He says that this is tine action OF
the Globe road boosters. They Of
fered W wager one thousand dol
lars that a man with one arm ana
one leg could drive a car between
Lordsburg and Phoenix over the
Globe route via Globe in less time
than anyone could drive a car over
the borderland route between Lords
burg and Phoenix. Scott placed
one thousand dollars i'm the First
National bank 10 cover the propos-
ed Globe be- When Globe chang
ed the proposition making 1t neces-
sary for two cars to run in the race
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-16
SAN DIEGO FAIR
TO Be UNIQUE
II. B. CaliSher Tells Of
Exhibits Wanted at
Coming Fair

DOUGLAS, May 15-H. =. Calisher,
who has accepted a position on the
Panama-P Pacific commission. is brim
full of enthusiasm over the great
advantages to be secured by an
Arizona exhibit at the big fair in
1918. Mr.. Calisher in accepting the
position from Governor Hunt pledg-
ed himself 10 do wnat he could 10
start interest in the exposition in
this section of the state which he
will represent on the commission
Next week Mr.. Calisher will join
other members OF the San Diego
commission in Los Angeles and ac-
company them to San Diego fer the
purpose of selecting the site and
starting the Arizona ball" rolling
IN that city. Speaking of the ex-
position, yesterday Mr.. Calisher
said:
Not only will every state of the
Fnion, but foreign countries also
vii. participate in San Diego's
Panan'a-California exposition to be
aeld there in 1915. The various
states are appointing commissioners
Who will visit San Diego in the
near future TO select sites for their
state buildings and make arrange
nents for exhibits.
The exposition has sent its com
missioners TO foreign lands to in
vite them TO participate. From re
ports received the nations of the
world viii make San Diego's expo
sition international in its scope
Throughout this land and abroad
the message has been ser: that San
Diego wants unique exhibits so
that the original plan Of the expo
Sition officials TO make their fair
different from San Francisco or
any other exposition will be car
ried out.
pottery and other relics have arriy-
ed from New Mexico and Arizona
where they were obtained by Dr.
Edgar L. Hewett, head of the
School of American Archaeology
at Santa Fe. New Mexico. II win
Se remembered that the cliff dwell
crs apartment houses are a few
formiles from Santa Fe
The universe will ne ransacked
for treasures to make San Diego's
exposition not the biggest the
world has ever seen. not another
Chicago fair-but the most original,
romantic. aud instructive exposition
ever held"