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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19
Aus Merifo.

Ssri @afbington lit Die Na6ri6t
ciilgetroffen, Die Garron5iftoS bGtten
ben amerifaniiden aoniillar glgen-
ten ssSeiifins in gnebla eri6ieben Iai~
len Dollen itno Senfins iei MIR ourfl
nas 9a5piihenfonnen zines boberen
Sffi5iers, Dem Setlfins 5urief, baB er
onlerifanii6er &oillufarogent iei, ge-
rettet iuorben. Ser Sffi5ier bradte
sSenfins onnn gum General Sbregon.
Ger i'm NIT bieIeit gntidailoigungen
in Sreibeit iebte.. Senfins. lit eill
reiher Wonn uno es fd)eint. als iuenr
fotpol Die 3apatiitas als aiif Die
Garransiltas i'm gum Spfer anser-
foren bdtten. 9Il6 oie erItereu lie-
ZEN i'm nerbaften iebten i'm aber
fp6ter mieoer in sSreibeit. 9lls 6ana
Die garransiitas famen, tpuroe Pr llrl-
ter Der 8eihuloierng, es fei alts iei-
mem Saife geihofien iporoen. aber-
mails feiteenommen, fpdter ipieoer in
sSreibeit geiett, bann aber nohmals
rerbaftet irno gum grIdieBen perur-
teilt. ltniere 9feeiering bat Bet
Garrnn5a energiiden Nrotelt ein9e
leet.
,Gorransa's @ertreter in @alDs
ington tpoIlen oie gtadrtdt erbalten
haben, 3apota's Sritppen ieien III
8outuitldn nno Tebuancan, @oritdc-
te Ser Sallptitobt, eei6lagen NOR
oen.
= g9ie 6erte ans 8ai6iugton gc-
meloet miro. lit oie 1eItrige gtohridlt,
oaB oie Gorransiltos Die merifaniihe
SaiiptitoOt qerGumt uno ste 3opoti.
itas iie ipie6er beiebt b1tten, nod
niht beSfGtiot uno man eGanbt aid)
in @oibinoton oaB iie nidt ridti1
mar, oenn cine Gepeide oes merifo'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19
Seras

9ns Gonntp @eriht bon BUR.
leion Gountp bat Die, Str1flinge fir
oas fommen6e Sabr ausgebeneri
unO aipar Die Neger au $12 per 800
rat Die @eiBen aber nnr 5ll $3.50 per
Monat.
Ser County uno 9iItrift-glerf
Sobn gfeinbaro erlitt in ei1em so.
tel in 8oerne eiren SdlaganfaG
Wan bofft, oaB er iib bolo erbolen
miro.
Die pSeras 9ottlers gllioeia-
tion", Die in Soulton ibre Sabres-
fonpention obbielt, erteilt Sen 9fat,
oireft aus Der Slai6e 5r trinfen,
anitatt Die 8iiiiigfeit IN Elm @los 81;
eieBen, Inn gerllnreinigung gu per-
meioen.
Son Glebnrne ion iiber @rotpn-
MOOD, Coleman, 8allinger itno
Wiiles cine Stlterurbar8abn Ftla9
San slneelo eebaut iper6eit.
glls Der 2aufrnann Sobn &la-
fer in 9fofport ieinen SUB auf ei.l
&ao ieste, nm ieiuen @agen sm be-
iteieen, glitt er aus ano fiel nit ben
@einen in Ser Sano gu @ooen. Die
Hferoe muroen oa6urd 5nriifge5o-
gen, trater auf i'm, es iuuroen Inn
orei gfippen gebrofen uno er erlitt
itttlere 8erlebungen.
esn gealp geriet 8enno Sill
oebrailbt inter einen Sreibriemen,
er ipllroe 5u 8ooen geihleltoert nno
hroh oos @enif. gr itotlo i'm al-
ter non "a ssabren itno binterl1Bt
sSrnu uno &ino.
sluf einem 5raht5uge,. Der
BON sSrieori1sburg nod @arine
fubr, perbronnten fiirF5ig gallen
8aurntpolle.
Ginbreher orangen IN oie
Goitoffice in Cologne, @oliab goun-
tp, fprenaten ben @eloidranf, er-
beuteten $50 in boor uno SITS in
g3riefn,orfen imo iebten oann Den
e5tore in 9rano, in tpelhem iib oos
Boitanit befano. Der bis onf Der
@ritnb in 9[i6e geIeet ptr6e. Golt'
meiIter SaIl iuollte @eomte unb Siil-
IL ans @olioo uno @ictorio berbei-
rufen. fono ober. Bah bie Selephon'
nnb oie Selearopben-Ordbte ourdee'
ifnitten iuoren.
Syn @eit6off ipiroen 800 Bal
len gaunipolle 5u s Gents per Bfo.
|herfouft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19

Die Mmifen iin6 boaitanSia aus Ser
gatoipima bertrieben. Gelbft Sic
@nffeH anb bic Gnglamber aeben bics
jett ST. Cod bebanpten Sie 9inifen
iidD tn Dollitdnbiser Cronuna suriif-
ge5osen 5li baben, iuGbremS Die De-
ltertetd)tr lagen, Der 9iifsma lei cine
sSindE eeiueien.
Wad elmer 8uoapelter Depeide
fes o9erliner Sageblatt" boben Die
Eriippen Seiterrei1 ltnaorns G5er-
llotulb Dereits beiett. Die fliebenoen
9iuifen 5ogen iidl iiber oen 9rus6
ra9 eeoboaSielce 5uriid rno tperoell
bon @obaIIerie berfolgt glGe @riif.
fen iiPer ben Seretb iin0 BON oer
9iliiiem 5erltort iporoelt.
&pn 9imflanb iuiro offisiea snge-
grbem baF Sie OeiterreidJer Gsernp-
,uit, bic 6anptitabt Der gnfoiuina
beiett baben.
aae Der fransDiiidjen Gfa6t 0iep-
pc miro gemelbet, cin 6emtidles TIN
terieebuot babe i'm 9anaI ben fran.
50fiidsil 0ampfer 0SinprabF biirdj
cinen gorpeop angebobrt. Gas Sdrifi
lei nbfr nid)t geinnfen, ionoern idJper
beiadsist nad Sieppe seid)leppi
iDDrbeH.
Der frdn5oiiide Bremierminiltet
@ipiaui bat IN Der &arfiner ober.
mdis Die grfldritne obgegeben, oof
syrdrifreih ben &rieg fortieten mir.
DC, bis bic Maiierten einen pol(en
Gieq efriingen bGtten. Gieier polle
eiea ihiieBe Die MISUNDERSTANDING
gelaieuS un6 bic Riifgabe gIioB.
oothrinaen elm. Der prernierntini,
iter fprdh int ipeiteren @erIouf iei,
ner g9e6e 6abon, 0oB Die 8eipobuei
Der bon oen 9eutiben beiesten Yro,
birSen ssranfreif)s inter Der 8rtto
Iitdt 6es preirbiIfen Militdrismi.
All lei6en batten, elm @loolinrt, oal
sliaIeidl cine miffentli6e llitfuobrbeii
erfhieIf, 6enn 0ie 8etuobner IN iener
@eaenoen iperoen oitrfniis niht brit
faI behan6elt ino @ibialii tpeiB Dos
adns aenou. Ger BrenliernIttiltel
reoete nod Tebr bel mebr iin0 crying
fd, In ben fdoniten 8broien. 9t'
Qanrer applailoierte lebbaft nno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19
Sure llebtridt.


Die stiuiien iino pollitanbig
ants Der gafpiuina pertrieben.
Gsae St6ritns Der Gitnna
Der itaiieniiden Sepntierfem-
fansaser berbinSert.
Jrans0iiidler 9ainpfer anse-
bphrf.
@sermuipit lit bpn ben DETER
reidern befett.
sf0naiidje 3eitnng iueift @er=
besaiasem Der glliierten snriid.
ssh nid)ts @idjtiges lit i'm
llnfcriefbOut arieg paiiiert.
&nflaaO giebt oie yeietnug
nos GssrnoDie ~,
GJsan itleint in @ai6instO,i
in SOlge Der oentidJen Npte. iesr
6eisrst sn iein.
90reinal @ercier erbalt Gr-
lanbltis silm freien brieflidjen
gerfei,r NIT ben beIsiiden 81.
id6fea.
Die 9entidJen berid)ten alIer.
let fleine Grfolse i'm @effen;
bergIeid)en bic Sransoien. Die
ceeteren baben BEN Ort gsorrpb
i'm fraasSiiidjen 9Otbrinsen BE-
lett.
Bremirrminiiter @ipiaui tuii(
itHbsoinst Gfiaf 9otbrinsen
snra6 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19
RuIfcn aus der Bukopina vcftricbcn.

9Rarbeitnng Der 5eloer it oieielu
5rilbiabr ob. Die araft .oes Seeres
l,laooie Siberbeit oes Stoates beru6s
ten al1f Der groouftionsfabiafeit ser
SqaotDirtlAaft. 9ie Gage Ser 2a-
Hsmittelperiorellng miro, pie eiatc
4eppide aus gerleoig bebalfptet, in
Selerreid-ltngorn bon 3ll Gag cine.
efaitere Die Hegieralig babe oIles
@etreioe nit 8el1ldg belegt llrb Der
Wangel an sSlitter fir oas gieD
psri6linlnaere nod Die Gage. DieIer
8riht ans 8eneoig miro mol aber=
ftipben ietn. Die bisberigen offi5iel-
Zen 9erihte tpaiBten aihts pon oe,
0robenoen @efabr eines Mangefs an
2ebensn1itteln fir oie MenIhca iilt0
5lttter fir oaS 9ieb gfah i6ileli
tUaren reiblidl 9orrdte bon olIenl
bprban0en.
9lms Gpn6on iuir6 gelaeibet, Bic
Jest 9abe man nod nidjts Dpn benz
linteriee6Optfrieg nnb Der bon
9entidlanb prDflamierten Nlodabc
genterft. 9iid) babe bic engliidJe Sc
lierntg nod mid)ts bapem berIanten
Iaiien, iueld)e Wegenmasregeln lie err
greifen iuplle. Die beittIdJe gaegie=
filng babe audi 6as beiltide @pIf oa-
uar geiuarnt, in ben eriten Sngeu
id,On ieniatiunelle gorfommniiIe An
erluarter. SIM gllIgefneinen made
lid md feline Ner1n6ering In bent
@trfebr bemerfbnr, MIR oer birefte
Werfebr iiber 6en aannl lei bernlin-
bert itnO beran6ert iuorSem. Ger
s@bite Star1 0ampfer vslbriatief !,
Der am 10. sSebrnar non gse,u gprf
sabfn1r, fat bic iriide See inter Der
eslsliidlea 8lagss paiiiert,
.Sn SpnDpn fd)etiif iniif, nld) ben
SepeidJen BON Dortfer at nrteilea,
hen iekten sroken Sieg in Sit=gren-
fen ais etiuas 9ee6enldhlides be-
banoeln sn iuOllen. Mam 6cmriift iid)
bic Amfmerfinmfeit bes Gnblifnms
pOn ben GreigniiIen anf bem iueitli-
den ariessidJamplat absnlenfem MN
tie sans nnb sas aitf ben nenen tn
terieebuotfrieg sit fDnsentrieren. IS
iuiro Sas aber iuol nid)t glafen. Wtam
iuirO in 9unoun balo senng merfen,
SaR bic GreisniiIe i'm Often iid) nidlt
isnorieren laiIem.
Son ct. 8etersbllrg neloet man
rnoerorolien peitere grfolge. geabc
Der oifpreuBii6en @ren8e iino tpeitere
Sample I'M @ange. Die Guiien ber~
itarft our9 flene 8ruppen leiiten
bort eneraiiden @iberltano II. bennii-
ben iih, bas 8oripartsor1ngell Ser
9eutiden altf5ubdlten. Ssn oen aar-
patben baben iie alle glngriffe 6et.
SeIterreider imo 9euti6en 5itriifge.
iblagen. glaes oas miro aus Ieters-
burg berihtet.
Die ruiiiibe Hegierllnq bat b..
i6loiier, alles oorban0ene @etreioe
nit gei6lag 81 belegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19

irifben GeIonoten ous Der Salipt-
ita6t Die am Wfittlpod abeno in
@nibiltgton eintraf, meloet 1lihts
nnnn1l atindle idaein5 es dzIier y
icin, baB Die &aunnune Der 5ta6i
Sur6 Die garran5iitas ieoen Mngen-
hlif erfolgen fann.
9lus 2areoo miro geneloet bie
Garran5iitas beabii6tigten nddlie
@ode einen aneriff ouf Wsonterer
Sl1 ltrlternehntet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19


su laifen, nabfonlntt. sic lit bod
itets bereit, ailf 8ori1l1ge, oie bon
englilder Geite getnaht lperoen, ein.
sugeben. 9laeroings fonften u1lere
9ailperfabrifen Damn feline aueeltt
itno feine Mnnition lnebr oireft nad)
England ihiden lulo oas pdrs
fiir6tbur; aber man niiroe ii6 oarin
finben nliiiien, nod blofierten Safen
fam oud nihts geldift lperoen.
Gin &onffift 5fpii1en 9eutfdIanh
uno @merifa ipare idredli6 itto ME-
mano fann einen iol6en aonflift
mebr fiirhten, ols oie 9euti6-slrne.
rifaner; elm Iplder Sonflift lit aber
iinierer Wieinnng nadJ gar nidt
Senfbar, lpenn man in Mal6ingtpH
bic 6altnng 9entid)ianbs rubig mno
iad)lid) priift nnS Sie &erbaltniiis
Enidjt onrdl cine ensliide Srille atts
1Fdj0mt.
slnf eimen Hroteit ees @atifans fin
fat SentidJlamo bas &er6ut an ocm
GarOinal Wiereier, NIT ben belgiidcm
yiid)Dfen 81 furreipunoierem, aufge-
lIpben.
@ine ni6t beitdtigte 2onooner Ses
pei6e bebauptet, Der nnripegiidje
Gampfer nNorbcap" lei IN Ser Nori-
Zee our6 eine 0entl1e Mine 5erit1rt
poroen ilno nit Manu ulb W1aus
liiltergegongen. @ie man in 2onoon
bat feltitelen nollen, oaB es cine
oeutfhe W1ine oos 3eritorunss.
rerf poIlbraht bot, lit niht reht er-
fl1rlif.
Sdiffe, bic 2ebensmittel fir Die
yelgier baben, f6nnen iiber BEN aa-
nal fabren, obne bon ben bemtIden
ltnterIeebopten belaitist sn iper6en.
Saiier @il6elm ion nadJ Berlin
snriifsefebrt iein. geenlidJ iunr6e es
amd id)on beridtet, es mar aber nidJt
iuabr.
Die britiiden uno fran3ofii6en
@erbesungs @eriude, oenen oie Of.
fenbare 9lbiift gu @runoe liegt, Neis-
trauen 5iuiiden 9euti6lano uno sstu-
lien 5it itiften, iueroen in Gom gebiib-
reno 5uriifgeipieIen. Sic ronliidje
,Stafnpa" poleniiiert gegen Die 9Lus-
laiillngen oes rtiiiiben Miriiters
ces 9lustp1rtigen, Sa5anoiL Der mob
INNER oen 8eriud made, Sstalieu
BET CRIPPLE Gntente 3u8ufiibren 1nO
ibm ais 2obn bierfiir oas Srentinno
ioipie Erieit gu geben, ilro fiibrt i'm
folgenberinaBen ab: nEunis ooer
9legppten tit fir Stalien iDeit ipifti.
ger als oos Srentino, oas mag man
iid in Sraiifreih nno England mer.
fen"
Der belsiide Gipilgouperneur
eritdte einen Ssnterbieiper gegeniiber
ben @nnih aus, Die ofononilhcn
3nitdnoe in oen bon ben 9eutlher
fcietten 2anoesteilen ber5uitellen az
mollen, beionoers oas @ieoeraufleben
bes 9lferbaies 5ii begiinitigen mn
8elgien BON Der ginfilbr lnabbdngiq
5u MAIDEN. Die 6eiitlhe gferbau.
aantmer babe Sanlen geliefert; az.
itatt 9iiiben5ufer lieBen iitb mil
2ei6tigfeit @etrei6e, @emiiie uno
aartoffel pflonsen. 9ie Saltiuug Der
beleii4en 8epolfering lno 8reiie lei
fiir5li6 berniinftig geiporOen gr-
treffs offent(id)er Ninsnabmen lei
nod pieI 5u tlin; bic 9SroItitution iolle
IeihrGnft iperoen; 9(rbeiter : Shut.
Gelebe moren bisher inbefonnt un0
Die einsigen 9tosnabmen betrafel
ben S6ub BON ainoern rmo iungetl
Wiiittern in oen 5obrifeu.
g9ie ous @ien gerteloet miro. bNt
ser erTte oiterreid)iide stferborlmilli'
iter on alle 2onOipirte oos grinden
qerihtet, oen lebten Sled hires 2an-
oes su beitellen ilno nihts brod lie
gen an lniien. Ser 6rieoer, erfl1rte
er, bdnee mebr, ais ie 5ubor, bon Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19

sluf Ser ssaeo nobe Granger
fletterte 9auI 2opesfp eine llferbatif
hinanf. 9ubei ertlno ii6 fein @e.
tpebr nno Ser SdpuB brona ibm in
oie Sono, oie oniputiert tueroen
mmBte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19
Bcdz Biet.

Soeben angefpmmen friides Habii
Sod=gier in Der Wfilmanfee Sur,
353 Oit-gommeree Gtrafe.
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Ser Senat oes Staates 9oro-
0ofoto bat oie fiirslih bon ibm lil-
qenommene sSraitenitimntrehtshia
in @ieoererlpdgung ge5oeeil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19

G,ebrandjt n6el-T Gparf Himes" iluo
crbaltet mebr 3rnft bon fpertiaer @nIos
lin. DanDtu Nnto Gp., SdnbIer gGe
9ouIton ilnb yloros Stores Gtrnbe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19

Sron G6as. Glbrcdlt, 1888 9it=Goraz
nerce CTR. Gan Nntorlio, Seras, liefsrf
frildle 8lunien, 8lumenltiide. Bouquets
ilnb 8flnn5en geetsHflansen cine Spes
8ialitdt. Sci. grodett 1892.
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S. A. FLORAL COMPANY.

8onanets, glumenftiide fir Soh3eiten
iiflo, gegrdbnille. SopfpfInnder, 0ioSeiis
itrdnd]er, Sbftbdiln1e, Stiefntiitterhen
IN Bliife ODER 8eetpflan3erl anninlt
Ielbft, l6reibt ooer telepbpniert GrodeIt
7102. sos @lain 9lbe. 8auI aaB. Mia<
naeer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-19

Or. Sisbt, 3nbnarat, s3raop-@e-
bdnoe, Spe5ialitat assSitIap" Dpera-
fionen llno .anatoniidle 41bne.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-07
GIMME A HOP CHEER"
 SAYS DRY PHOENIX
NEW BEVERAGE POOR sUBsTt TUTE FOR GOOD OLD BEER
 HOWEVER

PHOENIX. Jan 6.-The doors of the Adams, Ford and Commercial ho- te. bars and of the Washington saloon stood inviungly open this morning.
 Within were displayed the glass ware and other appliances of a sure enough thirst relief station and the white-aproned clerks were at their posts of duty suave and courteous as ever
 TO the bibulous one they pro pounded the usual question as to what he would have There the similarity to the days of vore stopped
 One could get lemonade soda pop of varying flayors, cigars or even Hop Cheer" to say nothing of Co., coa Cola, Lolo Soulo, lime juice and things the like of that The Hop Cheer" came in for lot of patronage The same sounded like two per cent beer or something that at any rate might have a punch" or kick in it. As the amber fluid trickied over a lump of ice and the white collar rose to the top of the glass to be deftly removed by the good old paper knife the light of anticipation eleamed in many an eager eye.
 The result was hardly up to expect ations. but was perhaps better than nothing. The new beverages contain only a trace of alcohol. One enthusiast figured it out that if one drank BOG bottles he would have acquired the stimulus that he would get from ab'espoonful of whiskey and "lts 8 long. long road to Tipperary' if yol take the Hop Cheer route
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-07

for merely commercial grievance which at its worst would noomparaby less expensive. The British gov emment certainly has more sense than to provoke us to a belugerent mood She could by no afford another piled her present task and she could not even afford for any but the most compelling to aiense the friendship and sympathy of the American people.
 The whole thing s of course, a matter for calm bus- ness adjustment and will undoubtedly be handled a business basis for both governments Our claims are not excessive differ little from the rights asserted by Great Britain herself in Che RussoJapanese Oui grievance not so much that England has put specific articles the contraband list that she is constantly changing the list and also subiecting cargoes to needless and burdensome delays in holding them up for
 inspection. On the other hand it is undeniable that some of our shippers have not been honest and Che British naval officers the exercise of their inspection tuty have had dstrust manifests and depend their eyes to determine the precise nature Of cargo We hope enforce full rights unless we are above suspicion. With both nations showing
 roper spirit of fairness, the furry will end in definite arrangement that will let all neutral govern ments and exporters know where they stand
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-07
AGUA PRIETA Is DRY; WITH FEW CHANGES OF
 ITS BEING MOISTENED
Sonora Town, Across from Douglas, is Poor Place for Thdse Who Are Thirsty
Heavy Penalties Imposed on Those Selling Intoxicants; Drunks Investigated

The hopes of those who believed Agua Prieta would be opened to them to operate saloons and would ulti- mately become such another Mecca for the thirsty as Juarez, were dashed to the ground yesterday when Col Arnulfo Gomez, commander of the garrison announced that the lit- tie town is dry" and will remain so.
 There are no saloons in Agua Prieta nor have there been for six weeks, he said No one is allowed either to sell or give away liquor Anyone found drunk will be compelled to make a statement as to where he got it"
 The minimum fine for selling or giving away liquor is S2O0 with a jail sentence of not less than 30 days attached, while liquors win be con dscated should any bootIegging stock be discovered
 Quite a number of Americans vs tied the little town Sunday iu hope of finding some place where they could buy a drink They were disap pointed, however being informed that the officials would not even al low any liquor brought across the line even though thd duty were paid on it
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-07

an members should serve for six year term, but whether the courts will place this interpretation upon the rather ambiguous wording of the law remains to be seen It is not likely. however that any action will be talk en in the matter in the near future Jas both Zander and Campbell are sure of at least fouryear term
 In connection with the reorganiza- tion of the commission, Jesse Boyce was reelected secretary and Miss Stella Benenato. clerk. Their re-elec- ton was a recognition of efficient service in the commissions offices for the past two years.
 To Meet Assessors
 To confer on needed taxation legis- lation and for the purpose of discuss ing the assessment rolls and other matters of importance to those off, cers .all the county assessors have been called to meet with the tax commission January n at 10 a. m.
 While the matter of proposed tax laws win come up for discussion one of the purposes of the conference is to familiarize the newly-elected asses sors with their work, and talk over matters pertaining to their new du- ties. Apache. Navajo Yavapai Coco uuo. Graham and santa Cruz counties elected new assessors at the Novem- ber election.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-07
STATE TAX BOARD Is
 READY FOR BUSINESS
WILL MEET ALL COUNTY ASSES sORs AT PHOENIX ON
 JANUARY 1f

PHOENIX. Jan G. Acting under the provision of the law that members having the shortest term shall serve as chairman, the tax commission yes terday chose Charles R. Howe for that position for the new term. HowGs term as commissioner expires January 1, 1917
 Whether Commissioners Zander and Campbell are both to serve for six years or whether one is to have only four-year term is question that has not been definitely decided The law providing for appointments states that "all subsequent mcum Ibents of said office shall be elected lat general elections, and shall serve for. six years" It was the intention oI the framers of the law, it is said, tha
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-07
cANTEEN FOR PANAMA

Col GoethaIs builder and boss Of the Panama Canal
 trying to get congress restore the army canteen in tie Canal Zone.
 'When the men feel like drinkng" he says they go to Panama or Colon outside of the Zone. where we no control and drink too much. IT we had can eus the trouble over the liquor question would be great ir diminished not compeltey wiped out
 .Its getting to be an ofttold tale. The abolition of te canteen temperance has not brought tenn arance It is worse that futile to abolish the sale of
 uor in army quarters if the soldiers can get t next DOT or in Che town-proper liquor and more of t ie worse environment It is coming to be pretty gen c-ay recognized that long intoxicating liquors are sold at a 1t better for the army to dispense them in barracks or camp with the restrictions possible under official supervsion When man of Col Goethal' Character and achievement that his men would b' atter off for the estabIishment of regulated canteen combining the sale light drinks with the harmless di versions of soldiers cubrooms his words should carr weight
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-07
ELECTION ANNIVERSARY

One hundred and twenty-nine years ago today the first national election held in the United States at which General Washington was chosen the first Pres- dent of Che new republic Only eleven of the thirteen states voted in this first election held. In the other eight states the legislatures chose electors. New York did not choose electors because of fued between the antLFederalist House and Federast Senate. One exciting national incident this election caused ty the fear on the part Of Alexander Hamilton that John Adams who was on the ticket for yicePresident with Washington, was plotting to tie the vote and thus by
 throwing the election into the National House of Repre-
 ntatiyes defeat the Tsher his Couutr" for Presi cent So real was this fear in HamHtons breast that dispatched messengers on horses to Virginia, Com eccu and New Jersey to stampede the legislatures of
 e latter two states Washington So long did it take t3 gather that Washington actually inaugural cl President before some of the remote counties in Virginia had sent in their returns In this first election lere was only ticket and there no campaign-
 ing. There were only about 3OOO0OO inhabitants in the country that time. and the whole cost of setting up he machinery of this Presidential election estimated at less than S1OOOO
 Today the Presidential elections arc held under a r3mpIeed flag That s every square mile of the Fed
 a republic with the exception of the District of Colum lta is now on the Presidential election map casting ropular vote of over l6OOOOOO It was not until 1928 that all the states with the exception of South Carolina armited the people choose electors. South Carolina dd grant this popular right until she returned to the Union after the war Not until 1S4s did all the States choose their the day and that day was fixed as Tuesday after the first Monday in November Thus a tremendous gain for popular interest in the cleo ton and in government scored In 1S4S the New Orleans Pcayuue posted the first election bulletins am r5uncing the victory of General Zachary Taylor and
 ese first bulletins covered only few big centers where te primitive telegraph then reached On the night of ovember 6tb 1912 45OOO0OO people received the re- ,ius of the elections by midnight By o'clock the next
 orning 90 per of the people knew the name of tho row President The machinery to elect President in
 012 cost the huge sum of $27oOOOOO $1SO for every vote cast The election in New York City alone cost t.u times more than the first national election.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-07
HE coNTRAeANp ISSUE

Following me receipt of President Wilson's note to Great Britain remonsuaung against her contaband policy Lloyds offered to insure British risks against war with the United States for l5 per cent That was undeniaby good business for Loyds, if any hysteHcal English shippers were silly enough to pay Che premiums
 Aside from our moral scwples against war this ma on certainly has than to dream of plungius into a conflict chat would cost many billions of dollars
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-07
lRusINEss IN poUoLAs.

J. c. Ryan, new county englneer. and division engineer for the office of the state engineer at Phoenix. spent yesterday in Douglas in connec- ton with business of the county He returned home last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-07
weight

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