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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16

--es.-.. .l-s-e~ aEsssassnisssAsx s.Asss.e@-ss.
ltorhel1. Sic mltr0e am 9ead)mrittag
bon Der Sod)ter i'm benl1Btloiel1 Git
ita1O nllf Sem Iltbbooen liegeno Dor
gefun0en. Ner5tlid}e @ilfe mar llid]t
n1c1r nptblpcnoig, oenn lie ltarb fir
Sc 3eit oaraltf. Sic GerItor6ere 6at=
tc nit 9h1snabmle eiltiger Sabre mn=
n1cr III @eneieo gelebt. Sic hinfer=
labt ihren @attell ltl1o cil1igc ailloer.
Sic @eeroiouua finoet bel1te Nad1=
nllttag bonn Srmlerhaltic a1t5 altf ben1
oortiael1 Satpooo 6rico3of itatt.
@nl. $. 93eocdcr Don Sod Ssla,o
bat oie Staot Hocf Sslal1o Inn $4,000
Sdaoe1crlab perflagt, neil icin 9al1o
rreben Bent itaotild)en @aiier=Meler=
poir oltrdl elbflltb aus oenlieI6er1
iiberfllltbet ltlo oaollrd) ~befhaNigt
mtrbe. Ser Ero5eb fomnlt i'll Ser
1adltcn Gcrid5tsocrlq1oln1s 5'tnl
Mllstrag.
1us gallfett INTO 3ltlaln1lellflllft
oes Ncr5teperballOcs bon Nof S.
lono %porgclterll slbe1l6 i'm M1arntfoc=
tl1rers @otel mar eilt Grfolg nah ie=
Ser Mid)tnllg. Or. George s. SOL
mer bon 5%prillgfielo, ST., belt ei11elr
interciial1te1 Gortrag iiber Gerhiitlr1g
Ser Iltberfuloiis, mlbreno Miteliez
Der Oes Gerhal1oes ebel1fallS i1terei
ial1te Gortrage bielten. Gier 1lel1e
Mitglieocr mltroc1 III Ser @eIhafts
perium1tlung IN Sen @erhano altige=
l1olnmcn. Bic nadlItc 3uionlmell=
flluft filloet III 9iof Sslano itatt.
Die il1gcloliden Sbunidltgute ser
Staaats6eliernngsanltalt in Send
nee, idlreibt Bic u4Seoria Soltne", bat
man nit lolSemen Ilinten einerer=
|5irt, I'M lie 5llln Ntilitaroicnit por5lt-
bereiten. 9aun oerlal19t Der 9ireftor
edlte Sbiebpriigel fir ieine Nefr,=
tell. Mit Neht maht oas uSralt=
icript" oltf sic perbollgl1iBoollen 6of.
gen 0isier Sol0atd1ensipielerei ouf-
merflaml, inoem es altf sic @eisbeit
bes oel1tlben SpridNportes Dimpeiit:
lSpiele l1idlt nit Sdliebaepebr.
3ern es fiibl, mie Ill, oe1l SdN1lers.
Miit elmer aefabrlid,elt @affe III
Der 6allo, fann leidlt eill llnbeil ber=
allibeldgporen merben, mabreno NIT
einem ~bolSernen &lllfllb geniigeno
HcIllltate sur @runolagc elmer nlili-
tarild)en Mllsbiloung er5ielt neroel
fDnl1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16

Der Slpcrpiiorenratb lit geger-
1T Siburlg 1n1o ,bat cine sln=
5abl @eid,afte erleoigt. @ednangel1
npltrOen al1nl getrage bon iiber $780,
600 mmf1igt. CHARLES Sberg mltr=
0c npieoer oils Sallitor bcs @eribts-
gebaltbes cr1lanllt nlo -. s. SEER
oils @lepator-Iiener.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16

@iliom Neeb uno SRI. Sennie
Glorfe, M1tscati1e, So.
Clarence 81. 9obman rno Sri. sln=
no 8. Carlton, Mpline.
Sap s. Straoer urlb SRI. anno
tSnapp, @~afesbl1rg.
S. g. Cooper, N(eoo, llno 6rall
2e11a SENDER, Milersburg.
S. 1esSllf nnO SRI Ma0elin(
9uslier, Colt Molt11e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16
Scamtcniuabl ser strafcnbagnansc.
itclltcn..

Sn Ser am Montag M6e11o i'll Ser
2eGlaire Salle dbgebaltenen @abl
bon 9ealnten Ser 5troBclrbabnaltge=
%ltelltet BON Davenport, ser Geo. 312
Der M1nalgan1ateo Miiociattmt of
fStreet ano electric Mailmap Gm1plo=
pees OF Inlerica muroe Serr Oscar
SCR tens 5ltlt ad)ten Scale allilt 9ra=
iibentelt ser @ereinigltng iiber @bar-
les 3ogers luro $. S. 8ofpfer sum
IL. Scale 5ltn 5efretar iibcr Sob1t
@ecrts %gelpablt. 3lrm @isepraitoen=
ten ipllroe 81. 6. 9nlbrioge ;iiber 9ar-
rp %. Murgalt, ermablt.
sllts 5ebn &an0ioaten mltr6et Sic
folgel,oen flint an bas greflttipfonri=
te enpaflt:: q. 6. @alOri0ge, Girls.
G6riltenlen, San1es g. Coleman, s.
S. Sall l1no S. 30. 4sed.
lteber 200 Mitglieoer betbciligtclt
lid al1 ser @abl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16

9as Der ii + NJ { rnlSii6e So
lppesz&lpiter belibt 66,666 DeBjotiz
men aano q 9ebiatine : 10,925
9uaoratmeter).
Mdbreno bes iehisen arieses
lpllroen .etnmal Bel 9rapemiinoe an
einem Sage 225,ooo S;lueramm 5s=
ri1se gefan9en,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16

SIM Seine ieilrer Iodter, 6ral1
8, 9. Driffil, go. 16 @0gcbia Ger
roce, tit gel terri Mtorgen I'M Mlter bon
So Sabrel1 SEER &atcliffe Britain
nod langcrem &ra11fenlager geltor-
ben. Ser @eritprbene miro bon brei
SDdtern iiberlebt. Sic 9eeroigl1l,g
fit1oet an Treitag 9~sadJmittag I'M 2
l1br itatt.
Sn ser arinitp a%otbeoraIe
apllroe aeitern Mfittag Iralllein 6lo=
renee @ertrlr0e Sd,if. cine Sod,ter
pan Serrn lllro Irall Satin 5did bon
st; 81. go. 6, M%pdingbal1, nit 5errl1
Ifilo *. Yarss. einenl Snflta bon
Srall Sura) Garfs BON 9fp. 31S Slt
6. StraBe g%etral1t. @err Garts lit
Oarbmeiiter Der Milpallfee @aDn III
MaIa1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16
WcrothenSer 0el1t11ant
Ntut8 aug MnstQtine.

Nad nl1r einitiinoigcr aronfbeit
|itarb porgeitern Morgell an einem
Ser5idJlag in .leitem Seiln 5t 6oir=
port g. g. 5rltesoale inn 9lltcr bon
nur 81 Sabren. Ser Coroner bielt
eine2eid)enlda1 a6, apeld)e ergab, BOP
Der Mam zines notiirliden 5ooes
urto an einem 6er5idlaa ~9citorben
lei. Der Gerltorbene mllr0e in Iair=
port, geboren uto bot bier sic gauge
3eit leites 2ebens ge1pp6nt. Nl1bcr
%leil1er Iralt binterlaBt er Srci ainoer
|llno Die Mlltter, Iral1 $. Is. Irieler
bon 6airpprt. Die 8eeroigru1g fin=
oct belltc auf 6ent Jrie0loT 5ll Iair=
port itatt.
0ie 6ieiiacn offs treffpn s~lnitoltcn
flir cine lpc5ielle 6eier fir bic Be-
|oilrftigen an1 Mbeno bes "a. Ie5en1=
Der. Cine groBere Slunme lit be-
reits altfge6radjt morocrL INN Die Sci
CT 10 erfolgreid mie mDglid 5l1 ge=
%ltalten.
George aranrer bo1t Davenport
fant porgcltern bierber, I'M leil1e
6ralt, cine gemiiie geb. Collie Battles,
nit Ser ct it'd crit Dor etlpa orei $50
den perbeiratbete botte, l1lo Sic i'm
ror el11lgc1 Iagel1 bospillg nerlallel1
botte, perbuften 81 lailen. Mls ser
Weanm am N6eno 1lah @altie fam,
lparen 0ie W1obel llno Die Trall per=
ldrnltnpen, u1o ba er mllbte, oaB sic
Iralt in Mllscotine at @allie lei, fam
CT bierber. Die bielige Eoli5ei en-
flarte inn ieboh, DOB Bic Eoli5ei BON
Davenport sic Mngelegel1hcit i1 bic
@ono ne6n1e1t miilIes morolrfbin Ser
Mfann 1pie0er nad} Iaoenport 5ltriid=
fslrtc.
@ei( ieine 1rol1 i'm l,rn,enidlid
beballOelt 6atte, bat @. 81. Singleton
aegen oieielbe cine Sdeiollngsflage
I'M Giltriftsgeridt ei1tgereidt. 3as
Gaar NOR lett bem Sabre 1900 Der
heiratbet nr1O trel1nte lid i'm Sl1li Sic
les Sabres.
3ie 8arrp Misunderstanding So. ia:
gegel1 S. .. @lasgoap d1no Cora 81
@lasgpm cine 6oroerlngsfluge fil
S1S,963.O9 I'M 3iltriftsgerid)t eill
gereidt. Die Mngeflagten hattel
Ser Iirn1a orei Motrl1 5l1111 getrag,
bon $S,7t4 $4,000 u1lb $3.50 &c
gebel1, meld)e 5l11lln1e iid nebjt Gin
len angelan1nlelt bette.
gei einem 9(ltton1obila1nfom mltr0
porgeltem OF. IS. 9. SSl1lion1 il
rid)t lpeit bon Sapcctlollo ans 1ci1en
Mlltonpbil IN eil1en Grnbel1 g%elpprfel
lt1o nidt llnerbebIid) perlett. 81
Wlaldine mttroe fait g1l15lid 5er1t0rt
sllrf Ocm beeilten @cg eerietb 81
Wtald}ll1e ms @leiten l,lo 1tiirStc i
IN ben @raben.
Ser bieliae Gltrnperci11 erma6lt
porgcltcrn gbcno lit ici11cr General
rer|anmlung bie frlgenoen nelle1
9eanten fir Sen fua1nenocn Ser
min:
NrdIioent ~ @elrrp Seill5.
gi5~epralioent - Mlloolpb 9lab.
Erot. Sefretar - Ghris. &lppp.
Iillat15lefretar - SSobr Molfrlur
Sdatn1eilter Milliom Iierfs
Gllltpoian - SIS. Ga15.
Sal1itor George @artnml1.
Sl1rnle6rer 80 81. 9. Wplis.
5rnltee fir orei Sabre ~ Nuglli
&ornemal1.
aon1ite fir llntcrbaltllngcr =
MllDplbh NlnE NnrI {Spp Ss,,l,,, 5
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16
Mcucs aus Mulinc,

SEER @lofe 6. @lccIer, @eridtar-
ltattcr Scr 0apetport Sines fiir 300
line, Der lett ldngcrcr 3eit frallf &C.
1pelen lit, befilloet iid1 iest allf Sem
@ege Der 9ellerun1g. @offe,tlid,
miro CT balO mieocr bergeitellt rper-
Ben.
Srl Der Wloline 5llrl,ballc finSet
%gegenpartig oie alli1brlid]e Illrl,cr=
fatr ltott. Sic mllroc anl Molltag
eroffllet nlto miro bis SIM Sar1stag
Abel1o b%cihlei6fn. Scr geiltd) lit on
allen Mbelroen >bis5er eil1 iehr aiilllti=
ger aemelen. sln1 Samstag Mbel1o
fnnlnren Die Greilc sllrs &ertbeilullg.
YIN ieoem Mben0 gibt IS ein ipeSiel-
leg Nrogramm. Mo1 perialln1e nid)t,
an Der Soir tbeil5llnc1ncn.
8. $. Ipler, bisberiger Gormal,n
pes N%umobaltles III Gibbs, lit iest ols
9ilfs- Superinteluoent ser Silpis
8erfltatten erna11nt lporoen. anlteue
bon Serrn sc. @opos, Der eil,en an
ocrelt Soften erbaltcn lat.
Sll @eneieo lit norgcltern nod nm
fl1r5er &ranfbeit Iralt 9crcilla &olt
an eillem SdlaganfalI ge-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16
@crfanf bcs 9aucnport @ptcls ipll.
perfcft luer6em.

8te mir 9eitern gbele0 BON @errn
9nrrtlol1, ei1em Ser gigenthiimer
pes Davenport &otels in grfabrrn1g
.brad]tell, miro Ser gerfanf bes Do-
tpel1port 6otels an. cine ourd @errlt
Sid 81. Sane bertretete bieiige ST.
terel lengrllppe at1 belttigen Gage nit
9aitianmtbeit ermartet. SEER Sane
ein @orfanfsredt ar oas
@otel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16

CAPT. George Meuington Sire tel, Ser ourd1 1einen @erIud) ,@quat,
zfsdte anf sinsn ufrfuifen in g4ha9o 81 bsbouptsn, berafmt sez
norosn tit TT Dor 8ur5ea tDesen 8e:eBung Der @cieseIeBe BON Ser Yoiaei
tporben. Der MD6sIuaaen aM Dem giOe puroe Dor SSagsn
aS pa5 reourt 5oufe" ICES r9ifrift Of Safe @ddigan" benust.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16

Die bieiioen glfs treffen 9lnltolterr
tllr cine lpc5ielle Seier fir bic Be-
olrftigen an1 Mbeno Des a. Ie5en1=
Der. Cine groBere 5unme lit be-
reits altfge6radt morben, INN Die Sci
CT 10 erfolgreid lpie moglid 51l ge=
ltalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16

@eil ieine 6rall i'm l,lrlrenidjlid)
bebanoelt 6atte, fat IS. 81. giagletml
gegen bieiclbe cine Sd)eioll1gsflage
I'M Giltriftsgeridt ei1tgereidt. 1as
Naar NOR lett Sem Sabre 1900 Der
%heiratbet nl1o trennte lid i'm Suli Sic
les Sabres.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16
&eirotbs : grlonbnibideine.


Seirot6s : grlmlbnibideime
@illiom 3ees uno Sri. Scnnie
Glarfe, Ml1scatil1e, So.
Clarence 81. @obnol1 ullo Sri. gln=
Ito 8. Carlton, Mpline.
Sap s. 5traoer unb SRI. Mnra
5snapp, @~ofesbl1rg.
s.. g. Cooper, Mleoo, uno 6rall
2el1a Sender, MiQersburg.
S. Ies2ulf uno SRI Maoelinc
5uslier, @alt Nfoline.
Mts ser bcntid(ntbcriidcn sSmma=
mels=@ emcirbc.
SIN alien Sunmtogen lit I'M 9:15
'll6r Sonntogsld ulle nno INN balb IL
l1br @ottesoia1lt. Sim @eibnqhts=
tag r1o am 9eeuja9rstag lit ebenfuas
I'M bolb II Nor @ottesoienlt. -
Mm 2, 8. un0 is. lit Mbellps Inn
Hbalb s l1br Mopentsgottasoielrt. ~
SIM 5npeiten Sonntag (12.) lit eng
Ilildyer NbenOgottesoiemt, am oritterl
.d9.) oeltlder. Sim @eiIigerl
slbc,ro (24.) tint Z l1br lit &il1oerz
%gottcsbienlt mie iibli6 NIT fiturgi-
lder 6eier in oeut}der 5prad)e NIT
Den Sdillern Ser @emeinoeidntle. -
Sim sapeitel1 6elttag (Sol1ntagabeno,
|26.) lit Ell. litltrgiider a%inoergottes=
otenit III el1gliider Sprade NIT Ben
Sdiilern ser 5onl1tagsihl1le - @n
5ilpeltcro5el1O (31.) lit I'M ,balb s
ltbr Bottesoienlt. 9fn CT tell
Solr1tag q. Son.) lit oie Sa6resper=
lnnnlll1ng Inn lbolb 3 l1br. - 1ie
nadJlte slbel1omablsfeier lit am gu1rlt=
tog nod Deeuiabr g. San.), Sic SIM
%n1eloultg lit a11l Eplmerstog 5l1por
$50. Seq 9eadpnlittags inns @benbs.
- Sim nierte1 Mope1tsi on1tag d9.)
miro cine grtrafoleftc fir bic Sc
11ell1oefall e erbobelt mcroen.
Seiln Gpoltell an scr IL. 5trabl
apnroeN SreO 2amipr, ser Spbns bon
5errn ltao STRAIT Sobl1 2omlorL &c.
fabrlid perlebt. Ser Sd)litten flor
gegen einen oaberfonlmenoel1 @agcll
Sic 8erlebntger lporclt 0erorA 0al
Der Sssltnge ltod1 oem ct. 9(ntforD so.
lpital ilberfiibrt mcroen m1uBte. s.
lit 9of1nllng porbaltbelL 6aB Der Ser.
lette NIT 0en 2c6er1 Ooponfonr11el
miro.
George Gorbil1, ser sSslriti5fliidt.
ling, Scr int 0fto6er III Iopc1por1
a6gciallge1 lln0 bierber 5llriidgc.
,brad)t ml1roe, bat geltern bon Mid)tel
Sarion icdsig Gage @aft inn gonlltp:
g%efal1gnib erbalte1. 80 George @l
Megers bon Molil1e erbielt lpegel
Nrieoensltorlu1g $1O0 5trafe url
Soften 5lpiftirt. Ser Malm ml1rot
nah Dent gountpgefallgniB gebrad)t
pa CT Die 5l1nme nfd)t be5able1
fol1ntt.
9as 5taatsgeridt bot Sic COMO:
lloation bon Gears at 9fotf SSss1anl
dis redtsfraftig %beflu1oen. 9efanl1t
lid naren Observation-Disclosures
ten iiber bic Gonioliootionsiroge I'M.
ter ben @iirgern bon Sears entltar1.
Den, 1pesbalb sic Ml1~gelcgenbeit sen
Gbergerid)t sur %gntldeioung porge
legt ml1r0e. Sic Staot miro iett ii
Dem alraeglieoerten Gears ollerbon(
gerbe1iernn9en, bc5iiglid StraBen
galeudtu11g, Sciper etc. por1ebntel
laller. ltcber $4,000, ipllen fiji
Gerbelicrunge1 %altsgegeben meroel.
Der Sllperpiiore1ratb lit gegerl.
apartig 1T Sibul,g 1,no bat cine SIN
aabl @eid,aite erleoi9t. @ed,nunger
npnr0en gum @etrage BOZ, ii5er $50.
1000 bemffligt. CHARLES Sberg nllr
0c lpieoer oils Sal1itpr ocs @erid)ts,
gebaltbes crnal11t nn1o %. S. Ser
als glepator-1 iencr.
Camp 9ep. So ser @poomen pf tn
Worlo erpabltc porgeltern sic fnlgen
Den llellelt 9eMnlten fiir Sen follrlllell
ben Gern1in:
Gol1illl Commander - @r1. $
Marnes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-16
@crlanat $4,000 fir @crlchnnaene


Nad elmer geitern BON 2ollis
Stl,rm I'M Scott Gol1ntp 9iitriftsge=
rift ourd] Sic M11malte glp l,lrb 91tib
.6i1terlegte1 Sriginalnoti5 miro er
am ODER Dor 0em "a. Ie5enrber etne
'Sd1aoenerlabflage gum @etrage bon
$4,000 gegen bic Iri=Gitp Mailapap
Company megen erlitte1ter 9erlebul1-
gen anltre1gen laiIen.
Sturm ,bebalptet in Ser &loge=
ld)rift, i'm 6ebruar Oteles Sabres bei
eil1em uGoalti1g= l111faa" ollrb 6abr=
laligfeit Der beflagten @e ielidaft
ldlper Derlett 1poroelt 5u leitt.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-24
NEW MEAT MARkEr

Lee Jovanoyich well known local business man. who has conducted the Miners Grocery on Naco Road for several years has enlarged his store and win now use the entire lowe. floor of the Holtz building for gro cerie- and meat market The meat market is an entirely uc" nuoya- tilu for this firm. bu. will be cor. Gact,d in the same businass'ike man atr that the store has i7 the pas,. A specially win be made of Kansas C-v meats A full morEct equip mont has been ordered arC will be installed upon its arrival within Che next few days The store will fe3- ture its fresh fruits and vegetables, and will carry a large stock of each at au times. A novel feature of the store is the large display of mirrors an one side of the building is fur- uished with a large mirror which will enable the lady customers to prop erly adjust their headgear while trad-
 ing. and the gentlemen customers to see themselves paying cash for their merchandise as the store willbe cou- ducted on strictly a cash basis. Mr. Jovanoyich's brothers win be asso- ciatad with him in the b usiness.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-24
OBJECTS ID
 EMERGENCY CLAUSE
lConunued fr0m Page ono

NANN NlNNNA I.NIN age ANfI
  distribution to cities Of a part of the state tax collected from fire insur ance companies Co be used m the maintenance Of fire departments and pensions for old and disabled nremen A regulation of rates is not included in the bill
 Berry proposed a law which permits the reading of the bible. without conn ment in the public schools while bin by Graham provides for heavy penalties on dance hall operators who permit minors under seventeen years of age to frequent their places un- less accompanied by parents or guar dian McClain proposes am appropria- ton defraying the expense of the reg mental band and TWO companies Of the national guard to be selected by a contest to visit the San Francisco fair. Pinklcy proposes 10 raise the salaries of subordinate prison off cials, while Edwards seeks to appro- priate S1OOOO for the repair of the borderland auto route
 The house county affairs committee reported new provision authorizing supervisors 10 take whatever action they deem necessary in providing for the care of the county indigent poor The public institution committee went on record against abolishing the state fair and the house labor committee was instructed by the committee Of the whole to take the minimum wage limit out of the bin providing SlO per week minimum wage for women. The house passed a bill requiring the rail- roads to make report of live stock killed, which measure was recommend ed by the Arizona Cattle Growers As sociation.
 Frank De Souza today resigned as secretary of the corporation commiss- ion to accept the appointment as jus ] tice of the peace of Phoenix precinct Former Representative Don Rabbit of Mesa. is an applicant to succeed De Souza,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-24
CONDEMNED MEN GAN
 APPEAL MARCH 1
PADON BOARD WILL HEAR CASES OF FIVE SENTENCED TO
 HANG MARCH 1o

PHOENIN. Feb. 23-Preparine tc exercise the functions delegated it under the law. the board Of parIans and paroles has notified the five con demned men awaiting execution at the state prison Co file any application for clemency they may wish to make with that body by March 4 The men are sentenced Co hang March l9.
 So far no applications for pardon or clemeucy have been filed with the board by any Of the condemned men. tut it is expected that they will 8ll ask the board for pardous or roprieyes The five men who are sentenced to execution March l9 are Eduardo Per ez, N. B. Chavez, Francisco Rodriguez Miguel and Ramon Vualobo. The first four were reprieved by Governor Hunt in December "u order Co give the attorney general and the supreme court time Co pass on their cases Nillalobo who was sentenced to hang January s. was not executed by War den Sims at the time set, and was re-sentenced by Judge Baughn of Pin al county to hang on the same day with the others
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-24

at an times of the year With the ex- copuon of Ciafonio. no state m Che Union will reap as much advantage from thc tourist army as win Arizona
 In other words Arizona will enjoy profit in dollars and cents which wni be very large There is no state which can offer superior attractions Co visitors and thousands Of them win surely remain In Arizona for several weeks or even months Your historic missions yaur interesting industries and your scenery which Is not excell- ed anywhere in the world will prove an luisistable charm to the toruist army
 "Au opportunity for advertising the state and sharing bountimlly iu the profits from tourist patronage pre- sents itself and must not be neglected
 In order Co bring the advantage of Che Arizona routes Co the attention Of the country the State Association needs funds with which to provide literature cn the subject and distrib- ute it where it win do the most good All sections of the state will benefit and the nsclnsh cooperation Of an sections is needed California has established proof that she received twenty dollars for every one spent for good roads Arizona can do the same or better The money every penny of which is received from membership In the several divisions affiliated with Che Arizona Good Road Association is spent for the cause right here in Arizona. None of t goes to the National Association which Is self-supporting"
 Following a general discussion, the Warren District Division was formed having for its officers the respective officials of the Warren District Auto Club Henry Poppen and Dr. Leon ard were appointed as 8 Committee on Membership and they win canvass the Warren District today when it is expected that their invitation for enrolment win meet with hearty response.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-24
JOINS STATEWIDE
 ROAD BOOM
Warren District Division Or ganized to Promote Har- vest Which Will Attend the Arrival of Tourist Army

The Warren District uivision ol the Arizona Goods Roads Association was organized last night at meeting Of leading citizens held u the porlors of the Copper Queen Hotel Informal discussion preceding the details Of organization developed the fact that every state in the Union has gone through. or is at the present time en- countcrng the same difficulties in the matter of road Improvement that Arizona Is facing l. J. Kirker 9 special representativq Of the state body and a worker inNthe interests of the National Highways Association said that there was an abundance of healthy sentiment in Arizona but that this sentiment had not been SO assembled as to constitute a working force.
 This difficulty was overcome locally last night by the hearty cooperation Of those present at the meeung over which J R Henderson presided. Among those present were Vance M. Johnson. chairman of the board of supervisors. L. J. Overlook. Joseph Gray. secretary of tine Commercial Club Dr. x. C. Rledsoe Dr. J. M Leon ard, Meade W. Powell Ben D. Cooley. Lorenzo Wright H. E. Wooton Eu- ward Pelham and Henry Poppen
 Mr. Kirker said that too much em phasis could not be given To the fact that Arizona will participate hand somely in the benefits attending the tourist travel Co the Pacific coas. this year Definite information has been received from automobile oIgau.za- tlons in the east and middle west showing that at least fifty thousand automobiles will traverse Arizona this year over one or the other of the three transconunental routes through the state. Mir. Kirker said
 "I want to call attention to the fact that the Border!and Route Is the only branch Of 9 transconuuental route in this country which is open to traffic
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-24
R E EQUfSITION FAILS ID
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Probation Officer AlIieHovye Returns to County Without J. C. Armstrong, Former Head of Bowie Bank.

County Probation officer A. WI Howe returned yesterday from Oma. ha Nebraska, where he went after J G. Armstrong, the former presden' of the Bowie Bank X Trust Co. Howe was obliged to return withou, his pri. soner the court there baying ordered the defendant discharged on writ of habeas corpus Armstrong put up strong fight before the officer had reached omaha, the chief of police of Omaha had been served with writ and the defendant. Armstrong, hao been released on a bond of S750
 When the officer arrived in Omohe he was compelled to go to Lincoln where a hearing was held before the governor Armstrong being represent ed by three attorneys. The hearing took up all Of one afternoon the gov emor granting the requisiton
 The matter was then referred back to Omaha before the Superior Court of the county on the writ of haJe4- corpus, after fighting it out tue court ordered the defendant released on the grounds that the complai t was not specific enough in charging the alleged embezzlemcnL
 Armstrong. through friends. is en- deavoring to raise enough money to secure the depositors but claims that there is a difference in the amount that is due the depositors and the amount claimed due by Bank Examin- er Cauaghan of about Sl 500 He had raised through friends about $4OOO while tho bank examiner claimed the approximate amount was nearly S6OOo Just what further action win be talk en in the matter has not been deter mined by County Attorney Rossl on account of the business of the Superi- or Court.
 The onicer tells am interesting story of Omaha police work and of one case iu particular which came under his attention. When Howe arrived in Om- aha he was told to look up Detective Thomas Ring who had made the ar rest of Armstrong and Who had made some other investleations in the mat ter.
 Howe and Ring. In the fewy short hours of their acquaintance became we'll acquainted. Howe left Omaha the next morning for Lincoln on the Armstrong case and that evening read in the newspapers that the detective ] had been killed by a Mexican or Mex jeans. while attempting to make an arrest
 The MeNicans made their escape and. to the best of the returning oui- oer's knowledge, are still at large. In ! the next few days. while the Arizons i officer was awaiting action by the superior court on the writ of habeas corpus, he was taken throughout the city in the hope that his Knowledge Of the Spanish language would aid the