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THE BlSBEE DAILY REVIEW 'BISBEE, ARIZONA, FRIDAY'MORNlNG, APRIL 9, 1909.
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states of tho union, standing third or
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will affect their sales to a greater or
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Indiana has also been one of the
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Under the Judicial system in Ari
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In the personnel of tho court occa
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too Intlmato relation between judges
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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
HAVE BETTER
UNDERSTANDING. -
'It is becoming evident that the sen
timent of tho country regarding cor
porations is changing sapldly. The
decisions by the supremo court have
brought home io many tho unreason
able character of much ot the legis
lation, and the panic and business
depression wh!ch has followed IL
havo enabled the average man to see
liat the credit stricture of the coun
try was upset primarly by tho pre-,
Jndlco against corporations, carefully
worked Into a perfect frenzy by poli
ticians and agitators ot all classes.
"Tho advanced public opinion of tho
country Is still In favor of -the regu
lation of corporations, ind accepts
the principle as necessary under the
conditions which govern business,
"bat it is now demanded that such
regulation bear as lightly as possible
and thus tho revenue receipts will be
cut In tho latter state. If tho "dry
wave spreads Into other states, the
receipts from Internal revenue may
fall far short of the estimate made
by tho ways and means committee,
and as the amount ot rovenue provid
ed by tho Payne Mil Is calculated to
only meet the demands of the gov
ernment any ser'ous falling off In one
branch will make n hole that will be
hard, to AIL Taking everything Into
may not grow too strong.
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Bisbee can well afford to feel at
ease on the political situation. Gov
ernor Sloan Is entirely satisfactory
and there are few political Jobs in
tho territory that will--profit a man,
more than a job in the Copixjr Queen
or C & A. mines.
And In the meantime what has be- called Parkld biglobosa, recently dls-
conslderatlon. the path of congress .In tho aspirations of Attorney " Jn. Afrlc.?,: whlch Produ,CC! a
1 ' . fruit containing 20 ner cent, reduc nc
... . I ZnM 1 lln b1- A J - - - -
providing a suincient revenue 13 he- -uli,w"" fti. iu warm ono oi uie
in
on an "easy thing." Thus tho "In
sider" gets from under and the 'easy
marks" have only a nicely engraved
I'ne ot paper to show, for their In
vestments, the only appropriate abid
ing place for which Is tho waste-paper
basket
curb ot a few hundred thousand
Some very entertaining experiences
could be written ot curb exploita
tions, the sale ot last week on tn
shares of mining stock vnich some
unfortunates had loaded up on dur
ing tho boom ot some time ago, serv
ing "as a, typical lllustraf on.
All that has been necessary In the
past has been a new camp with a
two and "the boomer
with his Extension company. "On
the same vein" with .the good ones is
the niaglc lure and with an exquisite
ly furnished sulto ot offices, a full
pago advertisement '.a tho big news
papers and with the aid ot certain
brokers, the rest has beon easy.
Now we are led to believo that Ihe
curb is striving "to do belter, for It
is, for the first time In Its history, at
tempting to rogulato the listing of
mining shares, an accomp'Ishment
that can be fully realized If gone at
in tho rlcht war.
, , . , , . . I It Is pleasing n contemplate tho
In seeklnr a curb market a mlnlnz I "
stock should be thoroughly Jnvestx. , ct that three da-,avo now elapsed g0 merrl,y 0Df marWng the cUy as
gated and it should not bo enough 8lnCC lhd annourment tho most progressive in Arizona. The
that the mining company can furnish lhat Juds WcIiard a S,oan had becn Present city govcrnmenL headed by
nnnntniivl tc IVia nncttfnn nf wworrnr
verbal or paper proof, but it Is Im-1 Mayor ;eale, is making good,
pcratlve that the m'no Itself must be
, , , . . , , i any charge against his confirmation
iuicoushku uj A uj.u.u i;uiui.vi
who should bo employed by tho curb
organization at a regular salary pro-;
vlded by a small monthly tax on the
members.
This would no doubt solve the .prob
lem of the curb, making It a market
The. Bank of Bisbee
IISBEE; ARIZONA
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W. H. BROPHT, FrwMenl
J. 8. DOUGLAS. VtM-PnaUest
m. 7. CUNNINGHAM.
. A. SGHWAJtTZ, AWL
Capital, Surplus and Profits $200,000
RANCHES AT NACO AND LOWELL, ARIZONA.
. wmmm ppMjgigimiwiwpjM.agfjpiiwMyw wiiw,ii,
World's Sweetest Plant.
An Austrian journal tells of a plant
set with great dl"cultles, and it is seats on the supremo bench? From
not beyond the rarigo of pqssIbH'tles Washington comes -mention of Jobs,
that if the Payne bill is enacted Into Jacobs. Ross, Lewis and others but
law It will have to bo rovlsed by tho not a word about Clark.
end of Its first year. It that should I (
happen, a howl will go up from all I The re-appointment of Judge Camp
the country, and more than one poll- bell to the supreme court ot Arizona
tlclan will bo found crying for rocks will give general satisfaction through
and mountains to fall on him and out tho tarrltnrv. n i.. mn ,
sugar, which puts it In the first rank
ot sugar-producing plants.
Lure of the Dear.
An Oregon man Is accused of start
ing forest flros to lure deer. Per
haps he had heard of men burning
money to lure dears. Spokane
Spokesman.
hldo him from the wrath to come.
record during tho last four years.
The public Improvements in Bisbee
In tho senate. T'me once was in Ari-
When J. C. arrives In Phoenix with
thp KO.Mn nf RnVAfnn. IffKlw... .Inn.
zona when tho naming of any citizen J
line- fit tila Halt thAm will v .-.. ..
of tho territory for a federal appoint- "" sll""L JU
. rrot wfia rtnlf.lrlv fnllnvrott Vtv .ill mp
. U.Mb ..- i.w..j .... ... vj ..
in which the investor could place a I
certain amount of faith and through
which he would stand a reasonable
chance of getting a return for" h!s
money. The Mining World.
THE COUNTY
HOSPITAL.
Tho Tombstono prospector is re
sponsible for the statement that t whero there !s good cause for It, oth
on tho legitimate business of largo there will be considerable opposition er than securing, tho office for an-
manner of charges- to prevent hU con
firmation. This thing of running to
Wash'ngton w'th all kinds of trumped
up charges against those selected for
offico was no credit to the territory
and resulted in hurting the good
name of Arizona throughout the coun
try. Of course there will be no ob
jection to Judge Sloan and It is to
be hopd that the habit of making
"n'uch house" In Washington on tho
citizens of Arizuna will cease, except
SUET LINE
OF LAST LINK
IN P. IE
Phone L-46. Phone B-362
Jqhnson Addition, E. J. Bauer.
Hughes Block, Aug. Bauer Jr.
Independent Meat
Market
BAUER BROS., Proprietors.
Absolutely free from the Meat
Trust. "
Why buy Inferior meats, when
you can get Prime Phoenix Beef
at the same price. Fresh Sausage
ot all kinds and Kansas City Pork
arriving dally. These shipments
are to be continued and not only
for the present Once a customer
always' a customer. Phone your
orders which will receive strict at
tention. FRESH FISH FRIDAY. FRE8H
DRESSED POULTRY
Two Carloads of Flna Fat Steers
Arriving Weekly.
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Capital and Reserve Over $1,300,000.00
Over 49,500 Depositors
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corporations, and does not Interfere on the part of taxpayers to tho ex- other.
with tho development of our re- pense which will be required In pro-
and
hospital
Besides the financial question, all
Men at Work Closing the Gap
Between Winkelman and
San Carlos, with only 13
Miles to Go.
PHOENtfc, April S. Between
twenty-five andforty men are now at
work surveying tho l'ne for the last
link of the P. and E. railroad between
sources and tho extension of our rail- v'ding a new county
way facillt'es. Bays Iron Ore. poor farm. If there Is any objection other problems which Mr. Taft ha3
Mr. E. H. Harrlman appears to to locating the county hospital In inherited from his predecessor pale
havo got In touch with the leading tho vicinity of Douglas, as has been into insignificance. A government no
men of tho south and west during -proposed. It will not bo on account more than an individual can keep on
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bis trip, and has told tho people ot of the expense on the part or anyone Indefinitely incurr ng obligations in winkelman and San Carlos. Only
Georgia as well as of Texas that their acquainted with the present expenso excess of Its Income. With an estl- thirteen miles of tho twenty-eight re
laws are in the way of. a rapid and of that Institution in Its present lo-' mated deficit for the current fiscal main lle surveyed.
j, ,...,' .i I . ..nnnnnn ... .. v Travelers coming in from WInkel-
"ija uuvuiui'iuem ot ineir re-.wauuu. jear ui iuv,vuu,vuv, iub uuiu uiu mnn ct-itn ! tho m-n..in i
The same good reason applies for arrived when not only tho admlntstra- rushing its work through to comple
putfng the hospital at Douglas as Hon but the' public should give this tlon as rap'dly as possible. Every
applies in favor of moving the county matter Its serious attent'on. It Is hour ,s belnK ma(le to count.
time to something besides attacking scat from Tombstone to a place near-.just as hard for a government as for ., .... '
1 I ties, one called the Revelers and the
-corporations and It Is ono of the er the center of population to be an Individual to cnrtall expenditures, 0(j,er tij0 survevors The levelers fol-
main reasons for tho hopeful spirit served. It will not cost any more but It Is as possible for one to do so low after the surveyors and obtain
that prevails, that we have this evi- J to maintain and support the hosplt- as for the other. The citizens of this the- levelaT
dence. from the presdent down, that al and poor farm in the Sulphur country have curtailed and It Is time! iao utnern pacific people have
. . . t . '. ... . . . . ' not sent that party out there without
tlon and leave politics and envy be-1 does to maintain the Institution at
courccs. It Is noticeable that the leg
islatures of tho'var"ous states are,
as a rule, devoting their valuable
we aro u nave constructive legisia- opnngs vaney, near uougias, man 11 ior mo government io uo imewise. . son)0 intention tf rammMiHn.
hind ns. Ono of the most potent I Tombstone. On
-causes Cor tho change Is that labor is many hundreds of
the other hand.
dollars will be
structlon work In tho near future.
said a Winkelman vis tor yesterday.
The board of supervisors at its ses- "when a railroad company sends out
slnn ht nwb 1,-ft thn mnfrpr nf mC twenty-five to forty surveyors, it has
..., .. ,i. ,..... '. . .- , . ... . t.. ??e definite object In view. When
u .....u-u i. ip iiu ul bcmua . u ue "iwt" i"j " -" pcinung county rangers io suenu Colonel Randolph came over to our
who builds and employs at good ' cost ot transportation ot the Indl- jack White and It is understood th3t country the other day he drove over
wages. Is a better friend that the re-' gent slclc and poor. ' It Is the Intention ot the sheriff to christma In carriage?11!!" did not
--former or politician who speaks soft A conservative estimates puts appoint at least three rangers under take lnat drive for his health.
words tad is not to be found In the eighty per cent ot the population ot the county ranger law passed by the ao6 resurveyedrinoneo? tiro places
Wti.",
day of distress.
Cap'tal cannot be hurt without Ia
ior feeling it, any more than labor
Tan bo out of work without Ios to
capital. The two must work togeth
er. Thi3 Is not to argue that corpora
tions should be allowed to break the
laws and Ignore the rights ot the pub
He. nor is it to argue that labor
should surrender abjeotly to capital,
-tny mora than that property should
Tie destroyed by the mob, but merely
that tho state should content itself
with laws securing to each that equal
ity before the law, guaranteed by the
constitution.
Cochise county in the southern part recent legislature. The suggestion
of the county, including Douglas. that,CapL Wheeler, late of the terrl-
Blebee and the Intervening country, torfal force, wIl be selected as one
A like per cent of tho inmates of of the rangers, meets with universal
the county hospital will naturally approval. Also Billy Speed and Mr.
come from these cities and the sav- olds are regarded well for the coun-
ng in transportation from these lo- ty ranger force.
calltios will be sufficient to build a
April 3, 1909.
Dear Frier.d:
Last summer I wondered
what they did with all the
grapes. I know now they
hospital In a few years, over what It
During the last few days In con-
tht3 PTflilo htin TnMn QtundAneJ nt.rt
new grade will be made to straighten took them and dried them
OUl CJriBD. I J J al .
-The force has two camps, a few and made them into raisins.
days ago the main camp was moved! RoJc;nc r,lo mio-hfu n'ira in
from chrstnias to Dripping springs naisins are mignty nice to
rrrJLTZn SS fSSS; 'n a cake, and raisins and
nuts are mighty nice to hand
round when you want to spend
THE ELIMINATION
OF FAKE STOCKS. .
' It Is to be hoped that the mvesti-
-gallons of tho gw; York" stock- and oth-
cchanges by the Hughes "coramls-
' frioo, whlchUs now under way in Xew
up the river.
"The surveyors and levelers are
now five miles above Christmas,
to-. At places the men have to be a long time at the table talK-
s.nat .UY. ... Vnant1 . t .. I lt!l UUWI1 Willi JUWt-'Zt UUU1 UliliS 111 UT-
cost with the hospital at the present nection w-ta EpCcmatIon as to prob- der to run their lines. One cannot
county seat able appointees to the supreme bench "nd0.rs,a?1.,!h?t . ,a.staP?nA0"3..?.n?1:
ThP hoaAl nf RiinorrtKnr. 111 l- ... .. ... peering leal inisimn will o unw no
r 0I Arizona tne natre ot jonn 21. Koss nas gone over the ground
(nearer the center of population of
tbo county than Tombstne.
A HOLE HI
THE REVENUES.
"If the "dry" wave continues to
gather volume, our tariff tinkers will
have to revise their estimates on tho
probable revenue of the country. A
To the
task appears Impossible,
ago an accident oc-
of the survey party.
.i,w ...im . ,t. .... which came near ending fatally. He
u.0., Mu-...,v.u .. -... . feU OTer a cItt j wou,d havc fa,
ot judge and his appointment to such en to the bottom of tho canyon had
he Dot mauaccd to catch on to a bush
no mistake in selecting a new loca- of Prescott ha8 tecn frequcntjy men layman the tasl
tlon for the hospital and poor. farm Uoned. Mr. nosg l8 regardcd as a'curred one .
a position would be met with univer
sal approval among those who know
thirty feet down. As It was ho was
badly bruised up and It took his com-
the man and his splendid dlsposIL'on six hours to rescue him
liUUI A4IO llCVUilUUO IVJ 11UII,
and abilities.
If It is true that J. C. Adams has
a desire to become United States
fork c'ty, and which is seeking to majority of the southern states have marshal of Arizona we fear that those
"learn Insf what methods are emnlovcd . already lolned the nrohlbltion column who nromlu-d this nfllrA tn r!h.trlv
and now some of those in tho north Overlook will have trouble In deliver- OT',,??? F.lJZ ATit
!
Jn xt3e dealings, on tbo curb market.
will result in he elimination ot lake
' mining stocks. This market Is prac-
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
In the P-obate Court of the County of
Cochise, Territory of Arizona, in
the Matter of the Estate of Walter
Dykeman, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given that William
II. Brophy has filed In this court his
ministration of the estate of the above
are seriously poinfng that way. In (ng the goods, though recognizing In ' named decedent, and that the same
Indiana G2 of the 92 counties of tho .,.. .., ............. ... . . wl oe neara on .Monaay, me i-m aay
-- wjc vuuic w bU'llMlllUU LIICIC UUk
mg.
The best raisins cost 15 cts
a pound.
Your friend,
JACOB.
P, S. You don't know
what nice raisins and nuts
' !! I f A
ana inings tney nave at
Bisbee Commercial
Company
Brewery Gulch. Phone 97
OPPOSITE 0RPHEUM
of ADriL A. D. 1909. at 10 o'clock in
tlcally a big open-air mining stock ex-( stato ibavo already gone dry, and it m who uied More tty tor the to forenoon of said day, at tbq court
room of said court. In Tombstone,
County of Cochise. Territory of Ari
zona, and all persons Interested In
said estate are notified then and
there to appear and show cause. If
any they have, why tho prayer of said
petitioner should not be granted.
Dated March 30th. 1909.
J. E. JAMES, Clerk.
chango as nine-tenths of Its business Is believed that ten or a dozen more cgg 0 "Cameron and Statehood'
!s in mminu lwues, ana it is oniy (wm do aauea io mo nsu ui course, y Mr Qverlock, of Dougkw '
lately that any attempt has been bfr and whisky will get Into even j
made to rogulato its dealings. j dry omintlos, ono way or another, but
Ii& tho pasL unfortunately, it has tb otoeing Hp of a thwjsand or morel Tbw bas been a B1 xproa
raany times been tho mw for the 'wtoww in one stato 'will raator'ally ?ton ot ,n BUbeo beoauso of
csoltatlon of mining stocks where' rdHoe Q amount consumed, and all tho soneational Incident al Don Luis
..- i. ,n.VoETitort 1.7 fhfl hrB tills will havo Its effect on " the which has Involved -a minister of that
. . f nmrtimliir no value. Somo amount of revenue raised from the town- Those who are most intimate1
ef these stocks were elevated to a tax on malt and spirituous liquors. In- and .bst acquainted with Rev. Rob-t
ery high figure and were tossed lana bas hitherto been one of the erts are confident that he Is Innocent Building, l" Pao,leTexas.P"
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