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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08

injunction was on account of the statement and representation of the city attorney, that the evidence was not sufficient to show that the city claimed that the plaintiffs were liable 10 the ordinance, and the court hold ing that the city had not indicated in any degree its intention to en- force the ordinance. and the city at- torney urging that he would not think of doing such an unlawful thing. con cluded there was no necessity for an injunction, but that he awarded plaintiffs sufficient relief when he said the ordinance did not apply to them, and the city is not going to say it does. This simple expression shows the situation. The city is now precluded from enforcing this ordi nance against these plaintiffs, and others in like business. by. virtue Of the judgment of the court. And the mere fact that the court did not is- sue an injunction is immaterial, be- cause with this defense. the plaint- ifs are fully armed, and what is more. if there is any overt act on the part of the city officers, after that decision, to interfere with the business as carried on, by attempt ing to prosecute for not paying the license. it will not be many minutes before an injunction will issue, be- cause then would be met the definite requirement of the court, that there must be some showing or intention to enforce the ordinance by the city after it has blandly denied such in. tentiOn.
 One would think that parties to the case would feel themselves bound by a decision on the main issue, but such seems not to be the case. l no tice a reference to the council by the city attorney concerning the prosecu tion Of Kisselburg. one Of the plaint' ifs protected by the judgment Sure ly the city attorney is not going to disregard the solemn judgment of the court on the facts. ] hope not, hope he will be actuated by good faith, and acknowledge defeat, and the result is that he cannot enforce this ordinance against these parties without violating the judgment of the court And if he does, as indicated, the remedy is sure and speedy.
 Does this look like a victory for the city? The court did not decide the constitutionality of the ordinance, as it was able to decide the case on the other grounds.
 In regard to the insurance agent ordinance, so far as it applies to agents of foreign companies, the rul ings Of the court have held the ordi nance absolutely void, for want of authority in fha citv fO mass if For. eign insurance companies pay a tax to the state, which it is provided, shall be in payment of all demands for taxes and all licenses for carry. ing on business in the state. This cuts of municipal license.
 So this case also is against the city, except for the final judgment which may require some formal proof, which is at hand.
 GEO. H. NEAI.E.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08
Is PUT ID
 SECOND HONOR TEST
Gov. Hunts First Honor Convict Is Sent on An
 other Mission

PHOENIX, March 7-Robert An derson Of Gila county, the first state convict put to the honor tes. by Gov ernor Hunt, has been sent on another mission to the northern part Of The state
 Anderson is the convict it will be remembered, Who was sent by tLe governor, without, guard, to the verde Valley to drive a team oWno1 by the slate, overland 10. the Florenee prison. Anderson made , the trip in recora lime. presenting himself with the team at the prison gate several days Lefore he was expected.
 Anderson started on his Secon. mission several days ago. Dr. T. P, Daly of Congress, the newly appointed prison physician, left a team of val uable horses and wagon iu Congress and upon arriving al Florence found that he could send q man back to Con- gress 10 drive the team overland, much cheaper than he could ship it to FIorsnss.
 Superintendent Sims was informed of the fact and communicated with the governor, who gave his permission to send Anderson after the team. Dr. Daily paying the bills.
 Anderson arrived at Congress yes terday according to information se- cured at the capitol building and this morning began the overland trip back 10 Florence.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08
A WOMAN DOCTOR. Was Quick to Discover What Was Doing the Mischief.

4 lady tells Of a bad case Of coffee poisoning (nea is equally harmful, because it contains cafeine-the same drug found in coffee) and tells it in way so simple and straightforward that literary skill could not improve lt.
 T had neuralgia headaches for 12 years" she says. "and have suffered untold agony. When I first began to nave them I weighed 14O pounds. but they brought me down to 110.
 "l went to many doctors and they gave. me only temporarya relief. So l suffered on, till one day, a woman doctor advised me to drink Postum. She said 1 looked like l was coffee poisoned.
 So l began to drink Postum, and gained Is pounds in the first few weeks and am still gaining. but not SO fast as at first My headaches be- gan to leave me after l had used Postum about two weeks - !ong enough, expect, to get the coffee poison out of my system.
 Now that a few months have passed since l began to use Postum, l can gladly say that I never know what a neuralgia headache Is like any more. and it was nothing but Pos tuin that relieved me,
 Before I used Postum l never went out alone; 1 would get bewildered and would not know which way to turn. Now l go alone and my head is as clear as a bell. My brain and nerves are stronger than they have hpan for years Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich.
 There's a reason" and it is sx- plained in the little book, The Road to Wellville," in pkgs.
 Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full Of hu- man interest.
 24O.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08
CAUGHT IN CAVE,lN
 LIFE CRUSHED OUT
Slab Drops on Frodine When He Uses Drill
 to Remove IL

John Fredine. a miner. was killed at the Gardner shaft Of the Copper Queen Mining company yesterday morning about ten o'clock. by a cave in. The mans skull was fractured and his brain scattered by the big slab of rock that crushs.' out his life, death being instantaneous. Fredine came here recently from Colorado. and had the reputation of being an efficient miner The inquest was held at Lowell yesterday afternoon at two o'clock.
 Fredine was working on a slab Of sulphide ore, trying to pry it loose with bar. He was unable to re- lease it in this way, and inserted a machine drill. After the drill had gone in a short distance. the slab dropped and struck the miner on the head and body killing him outright The drill was broken in two.
 Fredine's body lies at the Palao morgue, but not arrangements for the funeral had been made last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08

Not even ;eap year will help the fellow whose salary and prospects are both small.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08
HUNT AVOIDS
 DANGER POINT
Governor Refuses to Per. init Bandit to Be Turned Back to
 Mexicans
CASE NEAR DOUGLAS


 Governor Hunt has no intention of embroiling the United States into war with Mexico. When the governor re ceiyed a telegram from the sheriff of Cochise county as follows:
 Douglas, March :. Hon. Geo. w P. Hunt.
 Governor of Arizona,
 Phoenix, Ariz.
 Have arrested Juan Montro in Ari. zona. Has confessed, also identified by Francisco Elias. Manuel Benites and Chom Acuna, all eye witnesses, as being one of the outlaws who at tackled Ganadro ranch, Sonora, Feb ruary 22. wounding Jose Maria Suares and footing the ranch. There being no United States commissioner. I am puzzled as Mexican authorities desire extradition. Please advise me. All other conditions are quiet and appar- ently peaceful Please answer soon.
 HARRY c. WHEELER, Sheriff.
 The governor. after consulting with Attorney General Bullard. sent the following reply:
 Harry Wheeler, Sheriff,
 Douglas, Ariz.
 ne state dutnOTltieS nave no JuTIS diction in the case of Juan Montro whom you are holding for an offense committed in Mexico, and unless Mon. tero is charged with an offense com mitted on American soil know Of no warrant by which you can detain him and insofar as l am concerned do not wish to encourage such detention. If Mexican authorities want the man the proper process lies through official ne gotiation with the United States dis trict court. which has been duly or ganized in this city.
 GEO. w. P. HUNT, Governor.
 The case referred to by Sheriff Wheeler occurred two weeks ago in Sonora when the ranch of Jose Maria Suarez. one of the wealthiest and most prominent land owners Of Mexico, was footed and Suarez himself wound ed.
 Had Nontero been turned over to the Mexican authorities it is more than likely he would have tried to escape" and have been shot while on his way to the place of detention. Mexican prisoners have a habit of escaping" while en route and seldom face trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08
Meman,s League Concert

A concert is to be given in the Presbyterian church on the evening of March F, under the auspices Of the Woman's League of the Presby. terian church. It is to be given by the members of the Presbyterian choir, assisted by local talent. There will be vocal numbers. and violin, trombone. organ and piano selections. There will also be a reading. The complete program will be announced later. Tickets may be bought from the members of the Womans League, and at various places in town.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08
Northern Men Named

Appointments to the sheep sanitary board have been made, and that they are all northern men was to be ex- pected from the fact that the in dustry is confined chiefly to that sec ton of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08
Knox for Snappy Styles

Knox Derby is the Standard of all Derby Hats. We have in our Spring shipment line of soft telescopes and crush crowned hats. The colorS are Pearl, Pearl Mix cd Browns, TanS and Black Price S4.00 to $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08
Lawyers Wilt Gather

Phoenix attorneys are making preparations for a meeting of the state bar association, to be held in that city on March IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-08
Football Meetinq

' FOOtDaFI NFctNiN9s
 A general meeting will be held by the Bisbee United Football club on Sunday, March 10. at 2 o'clock. All members are earnestly requested to attend at office Bis Room. John Mar tin, secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

his coin ready to hand over to the Ma
Llonal Sporting club, and fully expects
FIynns sugar to make an appearance
according to schedule. Despite all the
glowing stories sent out about James
being matched to fight johnson, there
are few sports in this burg that place
any credence in the match Flynn has
the privilege Of fighting any person
before May /, according to the John
son articles. and even II that match
IS on the level. he viii hardly sidestep
FaIzer- II he does there is only one
way Of figuring-that he is afraid of
tne White Hope" Judging from the
way Palzer improves in every encount-
er' none could blame Flynn for giving
him the road, except that it would
6iast Flynn's rep, If he got cold around
his tOotsies.
Dan McKetrick received a $4,000 offsy
Tor Willie Lewis to go to France and
tackle George Carpenter. the French
Imlddleweight champion As Harry
Lewis and Carpenter drew A sol 000
mouse Daniel cannot see the guarantees
out viii let Willie fight on a percent
age Dan may not be the best French
on figures. d "edI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
SAYS
G0RBETT 4 BRIBER
COrbett Says He VIII Sue
the Negro-Corbett's
Article the Cause.

New York. Jan 1z.-John Arthur
Johnson, the ~cullud gen'lumn" who
IS known as the worlds heavyweight
champion. is in slightly bad Within
the past few days Johnson has cracked
that Jim COIbett and II. H Frazee, the
well known theatrical manager, Of
fered him 100000 to lay down" to
Kaufman. Corbett calls Johnson a
lar. Frazee goes one better by calling
Johnson an advocate Of untruth ana
also by entering suit against me
champion FOR defamation or character.
Trazee arrived in this city yesterday
bristling with wrath against Johnson
IT'S ridiculous TO say that 1 would
offer Johnson anything to lay down
shouted Frazee. Il never met the man.
and would not even speak to him If
De was pointed out TO me- You can
rest assured that I shall make him
pay heavily for his talk regarding me
I don't beIieFe Corbett ever made the
statements he is credited with John
sons actions viii show that ne is solely
seeking notoriety-"
JOhnsOn's Declaration.
il was only a few days ago, in Chi
caEO, that Johnson sWOre TO an affi-
daVft charging Corbett and Frazee with
the champion cannot substantiate his
statements he is liable for damages
Johnson claims that he has witnesses
70 back bin UP. Corbett and Frazee
deny the yarn The affair has reached
such 4 state that il viii probably he
carried into the courts. II Johnson
cannot make good K Is almost certain
that all the fight promoters in the cOun-
try viii form a league against him
and prevent him from appearing in the
states
Just what Johnson said was this:
Jim C0rbett and a Chicago theatrical
nan offered me 100000 70 lay down
70 Al Kaufman after I had defeated
jim Jeffries- When I returned from
Australia, Jim Corbett and the same
theatrical magnate visited me and Of
fered me a substantial prize If I would
consent 10 fake 10 rounds with Corbett
and assist in rebuilding Gentleman
Jim's reputation"
Cause Of JOhnsOn's Outbreak.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
cap" ANSON PLANS
TO MAKE A ANDINc

Chicago. III, Jan. 17-Trnles. -,
pans OF Adrian C. (Cap) Arson go
@"ry' the veteran first baseman will
De seen In action again in some of the
l4Iger cities Of the south next spring
gu urt Ile If the captain shows the
hopes TO be offered a position a
b tesII- inter by one Of the big league
-. aclsS ~ hopes TO accompany the Chi
t~is Nauonals south on their sprinp
LIP and in exhibition games to Mas
Gb{c.slDoa se Tor the opponent of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

Louis, sS (AIuuigan), 10 TO third
Time. 1924 2-5. KOotenay. Sebago, La
bold. Leopold, PinkOla ran.
Fifth race-SiX furlOngs, selling. 4
year olds and upward. value $500. De
laney, los Carter to /. won: Ed
Keck. los (Taplin), 4 70 1, second; An
gelus. los Gross, 2 to J. third. Time.
l.l2 Is. Marie Hyde, Bob Lynch. Brave
Withers. Swede sam ran.
Sixth race-One mile, selling, 4 year
Olds and upward, value $500 Juan, los
(Callahan), to 1, won. Hannis. los
tGrOss). s TO I, second; L. NJ Eckert,
los (SmalD. to 1. third Time, 1.Ss.
Flying Feet. Figent, Setback, Lolita
Creed, The Monk. New Capital ran.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
"PRIZEFIGHT TRUST"
HAS SOME TROUBLES
Getting Permits From Su-
pervisOrs in Frisco Is
Difficult

San Francisco. Cal, Jan. 1.-THE
''prizefight'' trust of this city is hav-
ing many varieties of trouble in OBJ
tanning permits from the new board OF
supervisors. After the police commit
tee had apparently settled the whole
matter Of fights for month or so
ahead. charges have been made before
the board that cause the applications
again to be referred to the committee.
James COffrOth and Eddie Graney
We're denounced by Independent rivals
IS being unfit TO conduct matches On
top Of this a number Of WOmen's So
cieties. including the ". c. T. L.. the
the Council Of Jewish Women and
the Corona and California clubs. asked
for an legation of the boxing clubs
to learn whether they are bonafide
amateurs. as required by the law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

This was brought out by COrbett's
declaration last week in the FL Paso
Herald and other papers for which he
writes that Johnson was the luckiest
OF the champions, that he was lodging
fights with the best Of the present-day
heavyweights, that he was a man OF
doubtful courage and that he was hog
ging IL by demanding $4,000 for his
end of purse for the worlds champ
ionship fight
I have stood for many attacks on
my method Of conducting my business"
said Johnson, but why should jim
Corbett attack me as he has? Take d
look at his record He only fought
two square fights. His contest with
Charles Mitchell was a fake. Mitchell
laid down to him. He lost his fight
with Tom Sharkey in New York on a
foul to keep from being beaten in
more decisive way. And last but not
least his fake contest with Kid Mccoy
put the boxing game out Of commission
in New York for long. time"
COrbett To sue Also.
Corbett gives out the following sign
ed statement;
Boston, Mass, Jan. L, 1912.
Sporting Editor FL PasO Herald:
It Is not my desire to encrOach on
your valuable space, but IN view OF
tie ridiculous charges made against me
by Jack Johnson, and widely circulated
through the medium OF the press a few
words from me may interest your
readers.
In my weekly sporting gossip Of
January s. published in your paper and
a number Of other leading newspapers
Of the country I called attention TO
JOhnSOn's stalling tactics. I pointed
out that he was using every possible
means Of lodging a match with either
AcNey, jeanette or Langford, each Of
whom has repeatedly challenged and
whose record in the ring entities him
10 a contest for the championship
I stated exactly what I believe to be
true; and in signing 10 fight Jim Flynn
at some unknown town in Nevada
some day next July Johnson has made
II evident he wants easier game than
any one Of the three above mentioned.
F Furthermore he has done what I pre-
dicted ne would do, /. G.. tie himself
up In a match with one of the white
nope brigade, thus pOstpOning indie
1lnltely the proposed match with Sam
McVey IN Paris.
In questioning JOhnsOn's courage, to
WHICH he takes exceptions, I am not
alone IN my views, or the first to do
so in the public prints. A number OF
others entertain the same opinion re-
garding the lack Of that essential quail
ity In the heavyweight champions
makeup.
do not care to dignity Johnson's
absurd charges by replying TO them
IN detail here. 1 have been informed
that he has made affidayits TO certain
accusations. I win be in Chicago with
In the next 10 days and will take the
necessary legal steps that viii give
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET VIII
NOT RE HETn ~ --1-r--

tio4leW"e York York n. Y. Jan. i7.-By &C ae-
Wi, U! I9e Brooklyn Jockey club New
tr otk VIII not get the Grand Circ11i.
s,,2,r Ilils meeting promised for nexf
su LIN August 1924.
fled i5 az 6r9Soklyn Jockey club has noti-
II ,,-t IHe Grand Circuit stewards thar
~ ~ W Withdrew its application for ' t6e
~ named. The reason given y-as
r la me law making owners of traci-s
tbeir nay I-a;, responsible for gambling On
force I.C,r to a trotting meeting an ~ ~ uai
INNING race meet as 10
get the dates. 'oOi uilsly' VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

from the Maine coast westward to
Michigan. and in the Dakotas, northern
Rocky mountain states, Colorado. Utah
and Nevada. and rain in California and
Oregon. A barometric depression is cen
tral in Colorado. The eastern high pres
sure area is passing TO sea The lowest
reported temperature in the United
states during the night was zero in
upper Michigan.
Local Data.
FL PasO Readings.
Today. Yesdy
am p. m
barometer (sea leveD ..2s.73 29.7S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
JUDGE WARD IS RELEASED
on BAIL AT SAN ANTONIO
Bond Fixed at 500 by Justice Of the
Peace Umseheid in Case OF Former
Fl PRsO Lawyer.

Bond Fixed at 500 by Justice Of the
Peace Umseheid in Case Of Former
Fl PasO Lawyer.
Judge R.-H. Ward. through his at
torney. John Sehorn. waived examina-
tion on the charge OF assault to murder
yesterday in justice Umscheid's court
and furnished bond in the sum of 500
his sureties are H. Lee Ransom, Thorn
as y, murphy and Mr. Sehorn. Judge
ward Is charged with assault 70 muir
oer Joe Morales, Is years old, a benbOy
q IHe Hutchins house. Following the
ulsposlng OF the case in the justice
rum.
1Orales. who was shot in the left side
OF MS neck and face with a shotgun. Is
Delhg cared for IN the Physicians and
oVI 3 cons hospital It was reported last
time.
Judge Ward is said to be suffering
rom rom nervous prostration.-San Antonio
Judge Ward. former assistant attor-
tey general was a resident OF FL PasO
LOT several months last year, leaving
HSte IN the early summer to return TO
rs FORMER home at san Antonio on ac-
SouhJ or the i'll health OF his wife, who
mas since died. He is said to have
SIteFed very much since her death, this
Deing the second wife the judge had
lost by death since reaching manhood.
1uuSe ara is a man OF rare intelli-
senee and great legal ability, his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
WATSON ARRAIGNS OFE1crtrS
OF NAVY COLE nc "

~ ork, n. Y, Jan. I7-OfficisIs
many well known golf cII5bs
T .1ifo1eRout the country are seTereIV aTs
G. Wstsoll-I document given out bv +.
49, Golf association. who gives
be b 'si-IS tR st members of so clubs viii
terr Da da9s from competition in the ana az
States ~ al championship Of the United
ffiG cjapI at once with the demand for 10y
Ilclal handicap lists. '''iiu LOT OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

Mur5bv 80 -. n. y, Jan. I7-Torrnv
~ y IN an eight round bo5+ VI brook
rounds ~ MS opponent in the ea ItIy
Bede Is cs ana floored him in the fo S5r
ter part ne pack pack strongly in the Ia =.
orker managed to rf Oq 5is me Iea5 New
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
PUEBLO FANs Ercr

tended e9iG 100 Colo, Jan. IA largely at
fans W. ,ueeting Of indignant basebaII
1 1os action Of Frank fsbeiI IN dis dis
bb eslbIgs,, OF the Pueblo Western ieaF1e
ISIS 49, franchise to Wichita capital
NAV he eS t action 10 prevent the sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
"ILLI KIlS,s SIU1BsTITTTEP FOR

1oIOHto, Ontario. Jan. 1.-THE Ma
t .tGilaI sporting club manager has sub
stSltuted Al Williams for Al Kubiak as
me me opponent of Jim Flynn. the Pueblo
fireman IN the bout scheduled to take
place here tonight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
CARS or
CATTLE REPORTEn rI-Esr, 4,

An importation Of 1000 head OF cat
toms port Tuesday. There were Is cars
OF the shipment for the Bighen CattIe
company and 10 for the g. i. Hunt
company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

There is no better medicine made for
colds than Chamberlain's Cough Reu1-
edy 1t acts on natures plan. relieves
the lungs, opens the secretions, aids ex-
pectorauon; and restores the system to
a healthy condition For sale by an
dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

friends say. and was to have been a
candidate for the supreme court Of
Texas at the next election.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
il Paso. Wednesday. Jan II. 1912
Forecasts.

Fl Paso and vicinity: Unsettled to-
night and Thursday; colder Thursday.
New Mexico, Tonight generally fair.
warmer southeast portion; Thursday.
fair.
West Texas. Unsettled tonight and
Thursday snow flurries in the Pan
handle tonight or Thursday. colder TO-
night in north portion colder Thurs
day
Weather Notes
In the last p k0urs snow occurred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

Whether Jim Flynn intends to live
up to his agreement to battle Al Palzer
in this city next month must be settled
at once. According to the articles the
contestants have to post the forfeit
money Immediately to bind the match.
Tom O'Rouke. who manages Palzer, has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

Dry thermometer . 4s So
Wet thermometer 49,. 50 AZ
Dew point .-.... "A p
Relative humidity .. iSS p
Direction of wind .. NV NV
Velocity OF wind . u z
State of weather ...... clear cldy
Rainfall last "A hours
Highest temp. last "a hours so
Lowest temp. last y hours As