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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-06

WANTED-A man about thirty years
old, with good habits. Reference,
and some capital, can obtain half
interest in retail liquor business.
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FOR SALE-Roller-top desk, two
store tables, James Spear wood
stove, good store shelving, Office
railing, gas globes, gas heating
stoves, gas appliances, etc. Can be
seen after p. m. Apply at store
40l Prince street.
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All Persons Take Notice.

will not be responsible for any
debt contracted by my wife, Minnie
[. Harrington. after January 20tn'
1919. Samuel Harrington. Il lot.
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We have been te fn.3 vol scr many
days that some n tning you would
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ing and genera!iy e;feagteeab,, and
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FOR SALE.-Four Work Horses
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COUNTRY .SOCIAL-Odd Fellows
Hall Jan. 81 to 80. See the Village
Well, Corner Grocery, wheelwright
shop Chinese villa. Dancing ev-
cry night. %
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FURNISHED ROOM-With or with
out table board. Hot water, heat,
electric lights. Well located. Apply
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y,,-hen in alexandria Stop at Ram.
mes.
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Read advertisements in the Ga
Zette.
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Don't miss the chance to sstune one
of the Gazette Razor sets.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

which provides punishment OF cor.
rupt lobbyists, those who offer pc
clniary reward in return for lesisla-
ton favorable to their interests. The
proposed anti-loobying bill would pre-
vent the consultation by member OF
the legislature with his constituents
Oh measure pending before the legis-
,aure. unless the constituea: naG first
registered at the state capitol and dc
eiared the purpose Of mis- visit, in ef-
feet II would build a stone wall around
the Legislature in peeeh n the sen
ate Senator Hughes said the PROPOSE
ton was an INSET 70 the intelligence
aud honesty OF the members of the
legislature.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
AROUND THE WORLD
WIRELESS SYSTEM

NEW YORK, Feb 2O-A globe
trotting system Of wireless telegraph
stations is projected by the Marconl
Wireless Telegraph company. accord
ing to plans announced yesterday.
Contracts for eight wireless telegraph
stations. 70 be the largest and most
powerful in the world, have just been
awarded to the J. C. White Engineer
ing corporation
The stations viii be from 1900 to
5000 miles apart, and will be located
in pairs, the receiving and sending
stations being separated by 30 miles.
Stations viii be built at Oahu. near
Honolulu, Sandwich islands; Tam
ales bay and Bolinas, Cal; near Bel
mar, N. j., and In Eastern Massa-
chusetts. They viii form part of a
system which win continue to the
east TO Japan and thence ultimately
to India. and will continue to Lon
don via Cairo. Egypt.
The hollow steel poles for these
stations will be 400 feet high, and in
some Instances may 90 10 $50 feet
IS high as the Palisades. There win
DO y OF these poles at each station,
arranged in a great semi-eircIe which
viii cover a square mile. The anten-
nae with which these wireless sta
lions viii be equipped viii aggregate
So miles in length. and the ground
ing" requires 80 miles of ploughed-in
wires. The power plant Of these sta
lions IS arranged to give 1000 horse
power spark.
The stations must all be attuned
to different notes to keep from in
terfering with each other and with
existing stations. Japan had the first
choice OF notes for this system, and
the new stations had to choose notes
not pre-empted BY the United States
government. Each station viii sing
It's own note and be recognizable
thereby.
These stations are all to be cu-
1lexed. so that they may send out
messages to four different places q,
once
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

sition and honor, what untold suffer.
ing and humiliation have followed iu
nc path of the late Mr. Late. Nothing
pays better than PromptEess.
Be on Time. Z.
Promptness is the act OF being on
The job when your name is called
and answering to it. Not NEARLY
but THERE.
Be on Time.
Time tolls its minutes with even,
regular strokes-never has a stroke
been tolled out of Tune or out of
Time. The job, the appointment, the
order, the friend, the opportunity
won't wait for the man who doesn't
respond on the dot.
Be not deceived by the cheap
changing of gold and silver-gifts
through whose possession you i'm
agine yourself immune to honor and
the Promptness OF appointments.
There is no winning to the slouthful.
The world with all its wonderful of
ferings gives its choice freely to the
man of his word
Be on Time.
Be on Time at your desk each day
at each and every appointment
throughout each day. In fact, the
path TO greatness starts by being
on time each morning at your own
breakfast table. That's the beginning,
anyway
Be on Time.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

f, reace and stable government in thai
unfortunate country. bur with Ma.
dero driven away from the country,
as was the late President Diaz and
DE Ia Bara seemingly ignored there
must remain doubt as TO the future
u Mexico. Il wound seem that the
present new government is TO be 0
a distinctly military character and we
may judge by the incident of the
execution OF Madero there is to be
TO temporizing with those who would
oppose its authority and this is feat
ure Tor which the Madero government
MAS sadly in need
The government in Mexico. Nheth-
er it be under Huerta. Diaz or some
other, need not expect that the loot
ers and freebooters win agree TO re-
turn to work; they vii ldesire to con
time to rob the helpless and may BE-
expected to continue their origandage.
until rounded Up given only the
chance Of the fugitive law" for
escape.
The feeling in washington is one of
hope that something better win ap
rear in tie way Of government in
Mexico than We. have mad for two
years, but in the main preparations
made for possible Intervention in tina;
country viii be allowed to stand pend
ing some definite and permanent ad-
iustment OF affairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

The signature o: such men as
Hon Thomas F. weedin. Hon. Chas.
4. Reppy. Ed Devine. n V. Price and
J. G. Heating to the Florence Iegis-
Iatuive petition will be sufficient guar
sntee OF the truth of the statements
portraying the disgusting conditions
permitted under the state prison man
agement These men are widely
known in the state as of such
character that would preclude any
thought that they would attempt to
play politics to the injury OF a demo
cratic administration. There is GER
tsinIy need Of quick reform o.
the insane methods now featuring
prison management in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

ent ana best qualified men in the city
are among those chosen as members
81 the hew charter boarl On tins
board are three lawyers, iiyo business
men, one banker. three physicians and
tSc smeitermen. Thus eveIy possible
in 'cres; in the city Is represented
ca .h.s beard arr seven democrats
ead sc.tr republicans That this BODY
q ncn yill b. able to provide an ad-
vantageous form CT municipal gov
eminent is the general expectation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

Now comes the women OF Florence
with a petition % the legislature pro
testing against the liberties allowed
conyicts from the penitentiary in that
town. It seems that the ccnvicts are
allowed to visit that town without any
distinguishing mark in dress from 9th
er visitors or citizens. When there
they miugle with the popuIace at will.
visit the saloons, imbibe often to the
extent OF drunkenness. This condition
is now attested by the citizens OF
Florence, men and women. Governor
Hunt should rot wait for q legislative
committee to investigate the truth OF
the charges presented 10 the IegIsla-
ture. He should take the initiative in
promptly ending the condition in Flor
euce which has brought the com
plants. These petitions have been
signed BY practically the entire cir
zeEship Of Florence. ineIGding some
Il the foremost citizens of the state.
Surely Governor Hunt viii not agree
that such conditions should continue.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

Governor Hunts pet measure for
The adjustment Of capital punishment
failed to receive the approval Of the
state senate. Only FIVE senators voted
for the proposed constitutional amend
ment. Evidently the people Of Arr
iona are in Disagreement with the
governor on this question. The people
Of Arizona are not seeking the life II
anyone. but evidently they do not de
sire to have anyone seek their lives
a.thout having at hand an adequate
punishment man who kills in pas
sion perhaps could not be restrained
by a capital punishment law. bat the
cold. calculating murderer. who d.
liberately seeks his victim. would be
restrained by the knowledge hat
death Is the penalty for bis crime and
this is the class Of criminals for which
the hangman's moose was invensei
and provided. The action Of the SEN
ate ends all chance this proposed law
ever had, as it is known that the
hoaee members DO not agree with the
executive reo0mueIsdation. ss
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

The people Of the state should agree
with the citizens 0 Florence that tho
time has arrived when little sanity
should be Injected into the manage
ment OF our state prison. Such fake
prison reform as has been raraded in
this state mas spread wide feeling
OF disgust.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
BE ON TIME


BE on Tine.
Because OF the latness OF Marshal
GrOuchy OF the French army at the
battle of Waterloo, Bloucher had time
TO whip his army on to the help OF
Wellington. Napoleon ordered right.
Had pot the man TO vhon1 ne en-.
trasfeG his awful orders biundefed--
hesitated- I.zte-the whole his
tory OF Europe would have oeen
changed from 1873.
Be on Time.
"The train was late. Is the most
frequent explanation after a terrible
accident. What a multitude Of lives
have been lost. what an army of men
an women have been deprived Of po-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
Representallne- Grimm.

Representative Graham, of tbs
county, has introduced a measure in
the legislature which should be en-
acted. It is the bill requiring the as.
SCISSOR, after a taxpayers assessment
has been entered on the assessors
roll to send each taxpayer a copy 81
his assessment, This would not re,
quire a great deal OF extra work and
IL would save many contentious and
misunderstanding waen tax bills are
presented for payment.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

THE only helps toward success that
| have ever found worth while are.
first, to have purpose and then a
willingness to work for it. That is
the main thing. Coincident must be a
realization OF the absolute necessity
Of good health and an absorbing in
terest or hobby entirely different
from ones pursuits Edward Box.
IN the Strand.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

Senator WorsIey. Of Tux son has in
troduced bill in the state senate
which would prevent ali employer
from asking an applicant for a posi-,
lion anything about his former en-
fsgement as test OF his qualifca.
ton. II the senate seriously considers
this measure it should add another
section preventing an employer from
discharging an employe without the
latter's consent.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

The present session of the legisIa
ture is nearing the end o its third
week. with only three bills completed
and signed by the governor. The com
mittees are said TO be making some
progress on the code revision report
but no one has ventured to guess
when the legislators viii compete
their work except the Bisbee man
who was accused of being a sure
thing gambler when he offered to lei
that The session would continue q
Judy 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

Arizona need not worry about the
constitution prohibiting the issue OF
state bonds There viii be plenty o.
time TO amend the constitution when
an urgent necessity for bond issue
arises.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
CONSTITUTION PROHIBITS
ISSUING STATE BONDS.

ISSUING STATE bONDS.
And now comes the attorney gener
al of the state with an opinion, de
livered TO the legislature on Wedn
esday. 10 the effect that the legisla
ture has no authority to Issue bonds
for any purpose, otaer than for repel
ing invasion of the state or to meet
the expense OF other forms al war
The opinion was promulgated IN con.
nectioE with the proposition TO have
tile state issue bonds or the purpose
Of constructing state highways, OF
which the attorney general himself ls
an ardent supporter.
Before any road bonds may be is
sued and before the state may issue
bonds Of any character it viii be nee
essary 10 incorporate q provision or
that privilege in the state constitu.
ton. 50 the taxpayers may rest ossy
en- taat account f.. couple o. yenrs
at least
This opinion which points to the
constitutional bar against state bonI
issue Will be Disappointing to tho
good read enthusiasts Of the state ard
admitting that there was a probabil
ity OF a road bond issue being pro
vided by the present legislative ses
sion it is perhaps we'll No business
basis has yet been laid Tor a road
bond issue in Arizona as no ono
knows. even approximately. what the
construction Of the proposed state
highways would cost. According 70
the report Of the state auditor recent
ly submitted to the legislature Their
was spent by The state eHgineerine
department s322. 10000 during the yea
t9l1-l2 ana only Sc miles OF road
we're constructed. The cost OF the new
roads amounted to $500 per mix
OF the road construction during the
past year Il miles were on the stat
highway between Bisbee and Douglas
and we believe that the people OF Co
chise county will agree that if tn
work between Bisbee and Douglas =
a fair sample of the work done
throughout the state we have might
little TO show or the money expended
But the bonds or building roads arc
rot the only ones that viii be pre-
vented By the constitution. The roao
bonds are Of small consequence a.
comrsred 70 some of the propositions
reported from Phoenix. one sugges
zion is thar The state be bonded for
twenty million for land reclamation
purposes; another suggestion that the
state engage in the construction OF
railroads. one from Phoenix 70 Yuma
and another from the capital city to
Port Iobos. and other Industrial pur-
suits. While we would say that. in 4
proper way. a bond ISSUE for building
roads might be advisable and desiF-
able in the future. still it might be IN
wise to open the coor 70 such Wiz
and impractical bond schemes as has
already been proposed in tue state.
Someone in the constitutional con
vention must have had an intination
Of the intent, Of the socialists TO at
tempt 20 enter the state in indus
trial pursuits and locked the door
against them by having a constitution.
Al provision that prohibits q bond is
sue for any purpose.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
IN MEXICO.

The world anAiously watches con
ditions in Mexico while the new pow
sers In that country are engaged IN
Shading nsG sossrnment All viii
Lot agree that the driving Of Madere
from the country Is q wise course Il
had been hoped that settlement
could be reached in Mexico thai
would leave Mauero Dias and dc Ia
Sara ioincd IN an effort r. establish
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
p W.TKE .SPVRI9
y O.THEMOMENT
81 by Roy .Moulton- g

The weather in June will be JUS
as disagreeable rs possible as there
will be several weddings during the
month.
July and August will according to
all signs, be some warmer than Jam
uary. There will be very little snow
during these months.
September and October will be
pleasanter than the same months
last year because there will be no
Presidential campaign in progress.
T heweather or November aad De-
cember viii be about as usual ami
perhaps a little more SO.
Farmers an dundertakers and oths
ers who depend a great deal upon
the weather for a livelihood can rely
upon this prediction absolutely.
optinist and Pessinist
The optimist says; Go ahead, there's
not a chance TO lose;
The time is now, and. on the dead,
you really can't refuse"
The pessimist says: wait bit, and
look before YOU leap;
II there is any good in il. the chance
will surely keep"
The optimist prepares for fun, the
pessimist or nein.
The optimlst pulls forward. and the
pessimist pulls baes
The one throws wide the throttle and
the other sands the track.
This world would be moEotonous IL
folks were all the same.
With no one round ID raise q fuss.
twould be a tiresome game.
The optimist with his glad song. tho
pessimist so blue;
We really couldn't get along unless
we had the two.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

1t is up to Governor Hunt to give
first heed 20 The demand Of the people
CT Florence for relief from the condi-
lions that have bsen forced on thai
town by the management CT the state
Denitentiary.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

Down in douglas a board OF free
holders have been provided for fran
ing The new city charter Intended 70
provide commission form of gov
eminent. some ?. the most iron ID
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

The antilobbsing bin before the
present legislature ap9ears to be an
other pet progressive measure that
is destined TO take the eoant in the
srst round. Arizona now ass statute
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

From the Hiekoryviile Clarion.
Constable Ezra Hand says that the
Identification of the Teller that stole
the star off'n his uniform while he
was patrolin' his beat the other even.
ing is knowed and he had better re-
turn same and avoid trouble. This
constable says he is not naming no
names, but the oneeyed galoot that
runs the harness shop next door 20
the huttel is the culprit that done
the deed.
= good many women are support
ing their husbands in the drama, bun
good many more are supporting
EN- in the soapsuds.
Uncle Ezra Harkins says the put
terinest jubb he knows OF | shring-
in up a turkey. When young turkey
gets it's feet wet. il dies and young
turkey amt happy unless ii is pad
din in a mud puddle. There is
almost as much human nature in tur.
keys as there is in some folks.
There amt much use in trying 20
make silk purse out'n q pigs ear.
but there is in tryin' TO make great
statesman out'n a peanut politician.
Elmer Jones and Miss Amy Pringle
was out cutterin' last Monday even
ing for the first tine this season and
the livery stable which has been in
statue quo Off some time expects 10
do some business from nov on until
the slippin gets bald-headed in spots.
The Weather for 1918
All the other prophets having taken
crack ut the weather prognos,ica-
tons for 1913 We venture 20 present
those of Prof Goosebone, our own
personal prophet who prugnosticates
exclusively for this column Of up
lift. Prof Goosebone knows as much
about ii as do the parties who make
the almanacsi Following are his
predictions:
The weather of February will be
variable. Some days it will be cold
and other days not quite so cold or
colder. as the case may be. A safe
and same Washington birthday is ex-
pected.
II will be quite windy in March.
There will be some rain in April.
In May there may be some rain
and considerable buck beer, which
IS more to the point.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-27
RUm0R or A BIG DEAL
IN TINE BURR0 MOUNTAINS

There is II. persistent but uncon-
frmed rumor that Captain 7. s. Par
ker has closed u deal with the Phelps
Dodge Company for all his mining
and ranch property in the Burro
Mountains, including tue famous
mountain resort, "Irhe Pines" one of
the most complete resorts of its kind
in the West, recently completed by
Captain Parker at cost approx
mating $4,000. The price paid for
this valuable property and the min
ing claims, also very valuable, is moi
known, but must have amounted to n
very respectable figure. The proper
ty adjoins the mining camp of Ty-
rome, and part of it, especially the
ranch, is heavily wooded with tall
pines which add greatly to the beauty
of the place. 1t is presumed this
portion of the town will be converted
into townsite addition to Tyrone.
II would make an ideal site for n
town.
II is understood the contract for
the Burro Mountain Railroad from
Whitewater to Leopold was let Tues.
day of this week and that material
for the new road will begin to ar
rive June !, at which time the traf-
ic agreement with the Santa fc
for the use of their tracks from
Deming to Whitewater goes into
effect.
Negotiations for other valuable
mining property in the Burro Noun
tains. il is said. are under way. but
this is more or less street talk and
is unconiirmed.
This much is certain. The Burro
Mountain district is on the eve of
its greatest development and ex-
ploitation and if present plans are
carried out, il is said, that district
will be employing rs many men rs
the gigantic operations of the
Chino Copper Company at Santa
Rita and Hurley. Silver City En-.
terprise.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-27

connection with engines, pumps and
repairs for the engines and pumps
handled. This company has the
State agency for the Fairbanks
Morse gasoline engine and also for
the Layne 4 Bowler pump. A large
perforating machine has just been
received and will be- set up within the
next few days. This machine has
been especially designed by Mr..
l.ayne of the I.ayne 4 Bowler Com
pany for the purpose of making all
kinds Of well screen. When the shop
is fully equipped with drill press.
lathe. pipe lhreader etc.. the Layne
4 Bowler pumps will be assembled
there. Heretofore these pumps have
been assembled and shipped com
plctc, but hereafter il will only be
necessary to ship the various parts,
thus reducing the freight rate and
furnishing employment for number
of men here in Deming.