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PAGE SIX
THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE. ARIZONA. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1911.
INTEREST IN (TROOPS LEAVE CITY THREATENED WIFE,
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Ladies Take Great Interest,
and Will Be Out in
Numbers
Tbat tbe women of Bisbee are deep-
ly interested in initios was shown
to those who are arranging tne joint
debate on the statehood quostion where the regiment 13 stationed, alter i remalnod in Blsbeo and was aiv
wbonthei'contemidatedlnvltlns-men'athre.daBlt to the district, dur- nt,- deU .th
only- to the debate. There was no ft&Ie1ff ? Sood,n,et pronounced against her bus
intention of slighting the women, but Ume and eacQ caa MJ "Ve'ro glad, band.
it was not thought the women would J0U CILmej- , Cwhrano was arrested jostorda
want to attend and it was being ar- utsoee has a standing committee o! bv Officer C. N Thomas on a corn
ranged to hold the debate In the lobby ontcrtainment especially for the sol- plaint sworn to' Tiy Itrs. Cochrane,
of the Y. M. C. A. building. dere anj tue officors bae been guests who told tho offlcer that she feared
But the women learned that such at a numDor 0f dinners and otBer on- bor husband would do her bodily
was the intention of th managers of tortainmoKts. Several imrtles ftotti ' barm, as ho had mado threat against
the debate, and they fired in their among the officers hate visited the lier. Tbe ofHcor haled the husband
protests. Many requests were received mmea of tne district. . , into court and the case was heard
by V. E. Stoner of the V. O. W. com- 0n priaay afternoon, the camp rou- by Judge T. D. Burdick. Both the
tnltteo and Secretary Davis of the . tine at Warren was enlarged upon for' wife and a neighbor told the court
M. a A- from Bisbee women asking tno jpst of the crowd that lslld of the threats that Cochrane hnd
that the women be allowed to attend the camp ttnd a 11 g,,,,, botweer the Hade against his wifo and the court
the debate. troopers and a local team was played, placed Cochrane undar a bond of
To Be Held In Gym. ... tne soldiers winning by tho close score' $160 to Keep his peace.
Accordingly. It has boea decided C t0 Saturday afternoon the Ija-I Coehran0 said that ho would bo
that the debate will bo held in the cals won rrom the soldiers by tv unnbfe to .give tho bond and arkod
spacious Y. M. C. A. gymnasium and eqUaiiy ciog0 8Core of 4 to 3. that he be allowed to leave Bisbee
everyone, both men and women, arc while tho ame Friday was nn- smd his wifo and co to some other
invited to attend.
The debate will he held on the ov-
cu.uS ui uj,u.i -i v1vj,..v.
tw debated Is: 'Itesolved that Arlioia
shall not rermit congress to dictate
the form or contonts of her const!-
tutlon."
The affirmative side of the question
Is taken by the Y. :tf. C. A, whose
debaters will be William B. Cleary,
J. I. McKelligon and Alexander Mur-
ry- "
The Woodmen of the World team
will tako the negative side of the
question and their debators Will be:'
R. E. Stoner, M. A. Kean and Dr. by Col. Heard, this being the cbforel's to leave on the 5:45 o'clock train
slms- first visit to the city. He is said to be! But when the court ordered that
The Judges have not yet been se- one of the most popular omcern of the tbo man be locked up Instanter, h
lected, but it is planned to have oao "lighting Sixth- and is especallv pop-' quickly changed his mind and sal.'
lawyer, one business man and Pro- ular with tbe men in the ranks. that after all tagain) he would prob
lessor Phllbrook. superintendent of The troops arrived In Bibbee from My be able to get away on sche
the public schools. There are several Xaco Tuesday morning and left in dule time,
prominent men considered for the po- Wednesday for Douglas, but 'eturncil .
siuon 01 juages, dui me nnai setec-
i:uus nave nut oeen maue.
COLOR ALONE SAVED
LIFE OF A HE
s- 1
Man Confined Here Resem-.
bled Murderer in Every
thing -But Hue
The shade of his complexion saved
a Mexican prisoner In the county jail
a trip to Nacozari and maybe it saved
him from being shot for murdering an
other Mexican at Kacosari several
months ago. A description and photo-
graph of the Mexican murderer was
sent out to local omcera fevcai
ferred to was caught lt was believed
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that the murderer had been landed. Mexican was seen near tho barn
The photograph received by local It is sometimes astonishing with w-hen the fire started and it is
officers was a perfect likeness of the what readiness foreigners absorb said that a man who saw him set
Bisbee Mexican. It was shown to a American manners and knowledge re- tbe barn afire gave chase and over
number of persons and all agreed that garding its system of government and took the alleged fire bug.
the Mexican held here was the man many interesting stories are told in The destruction of the barn oc
whoee picture had been sent here as this connection. A new Bisbee voter curred about an hour after the
that of the murderer. 1 applied for citizenship papers several burning of the sheds at tho lumber
" When the chief of police of Agua days ago at Tombstone, before the Jard at Benson and it is stated'
Prieta arrived here, however, he stated clerk of the federal court. One of tho that he was seen near the fire sta
as soon as he saw the Bisbee Mexican questions asked the applicant was this, tlon shortly after the fire started,
that he was not the man wanted. Ho "How is the president of the United Ol&cers believe that the man set
remarked upon the similarity of feat- States elected?" tire to the sheds and then went
ures, but was positive that the man Without hesitating the man answer- to the fire station to turn in the
was not the one wanted in Mexico, say- ed. "By the republican party." alarm.
ing tbat the murderer was . of dark The man had been In the United ' A week ago a mysterious fire oe
cociplexion, whoreas the Bisbee Mex- States only long enough t be able to curred at the Benson postofiW.
lean's complexion was very light. The swear that he had been here' the' Thte Are wag started by someone
likeness between the murderer's pho- time required to obtain the papers, but' dropping a lighted newspaper
tograph and the Bisbee Mexican is had seen with a clear vision through one of the open lettei
said to be the most remarkable that through the complicated machinery of bo'Ms and witnesses will testify to
has ever come to the notice qt officers the government and arrived at the having seen Sanez come wtt of the
here. - real answer to the questien. poatoce shortly before the nre
The flight of years has turned up However, it will not be safe for for-1 started,
many instances where lnn-;nt mea gnw to adopt this answer as a1 Officers at Benson believe that in
suffered death or imprisonment be- Permanent one, as it night be the Sanez they have caught a real
cause of "mistaken identity' and it means of disqualifying them for citi ""rebug" and bellovo that Sanez
may be that the Bisbee Mexican's , ahlp in this country. j et 8re to all three of the places
light complexion was the cause of ' just to see thorn burn. ,
saving his life. '
rom:BK
civ vn i vnicnn ti,. -t nk .
Downey. 17 years old', who disappeared
from her home In Portland. 'Oregon.
six months ago. was found by the po-
Hoe in a San Francisco hotel tonight
The girl toM of having been lured
from her home by a promise of a po-'
sitton as an actress. I
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a singer in a San Francisco resort.
Hichard McQuestlon. who was with the
vonne- woman -orhon h :. r7.H ..
young woman when she was found to
night, was arrested. Tho girl was
.Sound through information supplied
the police by her sister, who Is an ac-'
tress known as Isabelle Dearmond ofl
rrrti. n.
' er blows up. I'll go with IL" jFor th fancy Frenchy dishes V have
REBEL TROOPS ARE Ab tho vrorda ,eft tbe HPS ol Leon- Jeera, and the Waldorf bill of fare
HEADED FOR CAPITAL, "ear "hew IhaneLoarX ffl" "" em- "ke a tWn Uiat's
CAPE HAYTIE.V. Jaly 31-Addl- f" 2Z? iwJ ?tf OTt f fasMon' for J hare a Pct
tional rebej troops have left here for t Ste?StoSSd tS his paSS,0n for thc """"m-
driveont hJ nLr ? ..S' to '8" aw! fatally injur' Ing roafIn' eara Oh. my parenU
?If "i.-iiJ? I!? ?5 ar.t retu"t,n?,ing Frank Meyers. bU farewell to griefs and fears and
rom Jamaica. Thirty of these armenj rt )U8t warned lhe, y gMUy & J
General Clemeau. who formerly HStoS"10" W reBUH ln 8D cs" cheer8' when the corn ,8 oa a"
commanded the government troops i ' , jble and we all feel fit and able to
trultn tt b?b' MEM0RY 0 X.NG HUMBERT 'ST. "?"?,' " JL T"' 6&T3'
dtaatVltoBUMor SOME; July SL-In connection fhothln: a tount in all
town with Us command. This ho! w,th th ccletotas of semi-,"16 "Pberes! It's a diet for the sol
started to do, but had not gotten farjccnt,nn ' of ItaIlan Independence diers and the seers! And my Joy's
when the commander and" his men ' a" impv5splIsrlma.B, of. delegates too great to utter when I spread
were surrounded, arrested and taken ulVlZ uT JtT a of butter on the fragrant and
to the revolutionary headguarten, , TZ c'and Ud th. tempUng roastin' earsfot S
IF TIRED, RESTLE8S, NERVOUS,
TaKO norsioro s mcio rnoipnaie 1
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To aulet and strengthen thei
nerves and Induce refreshing sleep
It Is especially recommended.
;
Are Well Satisfied With Their, 'William Cochrane Prefers to
Second Trip to Live
Mining Lamp
The Third squadron of the Sixth
United States cavalry ott cany;
Sunday morning for Fort Husciiuca.1
nounced as a tie tho locals hae con-!
cede(j lt t0-tne soldiers,
Large Grovta uut :ur
A prde. iv i!r i
st the cavairy camp diew a big crowd
Saturday afternoon. Owing to a m.s-,
understanding as to time lt wouW take'
piaee, tbo fancy riding events wer
not pulled off. They were scheduled to
come off immediately after tho troop-i
ens had finished their oTenlng meal. '
but the crowd took the mes'cnll r.s al
signal that the day was done and be-,
gan to leave.
The Third souadron Is (trfmn-Antaod
to Bisbee the next day, baiu? una&'e
to find the necessary aeeoranuxlutiOM
at Douglas.
Bisbee hss had tho honor of enter
taining a squadron of tho Sixti on two
occasions and it is hoped tU.u the
whole regiment may soon find Jt pos-
siuie to visit the camp and the dis
trict. The officers say that the ramp
ground at Warren is one of the best Several MvStenOUS
that they have found in the so.Uhwest, Thorn A Tmn
and the necessary supplies are easily
obtained.
-FOREIGNER MAKES
A CORRECT ANSWER
Asked HOW President Is Elect-'
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(TWIN CITY TOURISTS
3'OB 01 ii.ai.r . .
t.1 Governor Xorna, Secretary oi,
lt!?.Yoder ancom,8,W8 "'
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"e'ena ton1rlf? finished their flsal
tLL? . ,aHernoon aBd we
f " Hoeoa; .
Seven airs are to have perfect
- KlsseTrTa PaS. aAfP'Ht of the season when he penned
, men and two Flanders.
o,TA0phl6s 7 ntDe awarded until
after a meeting of the contest commit-
tee.
WEMT UP WITH BOILER 'permeate each bosom, for th II,
AT JU,ST A HE CTZD.JATl, ,
AtQONA. Ia.. July 31. "If the boll.,5011 u at han1 tor roasUa' ears!
1 woallh of floral offering at the tomh 1
of Humbert I, this being the elev-i
6nh anniversary of the assasslna-'
linn rr tt., Mn. . .. .. i
r: : "w " buokuisi
us at iionza.
"Han's MilllonH," Comedy Royal
Leave Bisfaee Rather Than
to Go to Jail
William Cochrane has beou ban
ished from Bisbee because be throat-
ouej ham to his wile. Ills wife
place to live. BellQvirur that such
a conn wouM remeve- the I
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't.L. ' hi: Uat If dt ?; pan
back to Blsbeo lt would bo en
forced and unless he could then
give bond ho would bo plnced in
Jail. Cochrane promised to leave
Blsbeo yesterday afternoon at 5:45
o'clock,
The court's leniency cvldentlv in.
pressed Cochrane, for soon after-
1 wards he catnd back and announced
that after all he would Tint t ni.i
ALLEGED FIREBOG
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IT AT
S
Blazes
to
Same Source
A telephone massage from The
lteview8 Tombstone corresnondent
j tells of the arrest of one Manuel
J Sancz, a Mexican employe of thft
t Weils Fargo Express- company at
, Benson, on the charge of arson. A
change of venue was obtained and
I the cage will be heard Thursday at
P,ace-
ec uaviu, ueiore Judge Tost of that
Sanez Tvas ated Saturday aft
emoon shortly after a ,iit .ia.
stroyed a. barn tilled with hay. Th"
;
EW SEASON
w
fil fill) AT LAST
One of the Btaff of the El Paso
Herald certainly was caught by the
tae following:
"Soon well all be gay and happy
as bay steers! Soon we'll wine rwv
the briny, flowing tears! If we've
sorrows we will lose 'cm, Joy will
bards will greet this rhaDeodr with
Jeers, and they'll sing about their
roses down the vear. hnt hrn'a
'I nothing more inspiring than the corn
.- -.
i we're all desiring, nothing nobler
than the Joyous roastln' ears!"
Tracks Are Seen and William
Heyn Invites Hunters
to Try Luck
While the Kimrods of Bisbee sulk in
their tents and bemoan tho "evil dayg"i 1
when there is no game worthy of tbolr
guns, mountain lions or cougars roam
the Mule mountains with impunity,
and only six or eight miles from the
city. Several hunters have been to the j
mountains and have been unable to'
find evidence of these lions, but only
a week ago their tracks have been
seen, according to William Heyn, wbo
has an Angora goat ranch situated in
tho upper headwaters of the Sandy
Bob canyon, about eight miles from
Bisbee.
"I havo on. diverse occasions repoit
ed to your paper said Mr. Heyn yes
terday, "that thero were some lions,
or perhaps cougars, roamjng in these
Mule mountains about six or eight
miles north of here and. that hunters
came and found none, jet I beg to
state that there is such game there,
surely and without doubt. My angora'
goat camp Is, -situated about eight ,
miles north of brp In the headwaters ji
.1 ' r- , , , ;
..' r.a ci e:uier a .ou or a. cougai
were seen last week and I met a gen
tleman who stated to mp that ho had
crossed similar tracks a few days ago
a little way this slda of the Stone
house on Juniper Flat, leading down
towards Dixie canyon
"From the action of my dogs at
night I feel sure that there is still
some big gamo thereabouts in Sandy
Bob's canyon., the hills north and east
of it, Dixie Ridge and, the canyon
where my friend Potter has his ranch
known as Abbott's canyon. As a lion
was treed in my camp last March by
my dogs and killed deader than a door
nail with 7 1-2 chilled shot. I would
suggest to the Bisbee hunter that ho
come out with a good shotgun and
carry In his belt some No. 22 buckshot1
cartridges as wellt and above all, take
with him some" good hounds. He will,
be rewarded with good sport sooner
or later. Ho who undertakes the task,
knowing tho lay of the country as I
do, could not fall striking tho trail
of big game. Although thcra is no
bounty offered by tho county, tbo skin
of a lion or cougar. If properly skinned
and the head were saved, can be made
worth from $33 to $50 and there Is no
more delicious steak than that obtain
ed from a young Hon." ,
My Heyn invites the Blsbeo hunters
to come out nd try their luck. He
says he will gladly tell them hew to
properly skinnn animal so that the
laxldetmlst an make a good job of it. '
'But." concluded Mr Heyn, -flrst kill,
your animal and skin hini afterward
ES
IN BY TAX ROLLS
Tola! Taxable Wealth Near
ly Seven Millions, Ac
cording to Lists
rrank Gates! clerk of the board of ,
supervisors, has completed the ab-l
stract of county property from the
tax assessment rolls and extracts
from the abstract which are repro
duced tend to show tha wealth of
Gila county, says the Globe Siher
Belt.
The total taxable wealth i3 given
at ?6,83,14-.76: Thero is a deduc
tion from this total of $184,140,
which leaves a net value of SG,77?,
017.76. Of this reduction Glohe
comes In for a large portlop, te
exception for Globo alone beinjj in
the neighborhood of $14,000.
According to 4the abstract, there
are 1560 acres of cultivated land 1c
I Gila county, which is valued at $26-
806. There i in uhcnM . ed 'snt'
991.31 and 3W unpatented mines
worth -$218,230. This makes tha
mineral wealth of Gila coanty as
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valuation of $1,320,221.31. Tkis v
uation placed on the mines of Gila
county does not include a smelter
valued at $182X00. This added to
th patented and unpatented min
eral wealth of Gila county, brings
the total up to $1,502,721.31.
Another item which Is included Is
the abstract is four banks valued
at $151,056.20. J
There are 41,853 head of cattle j
on ranges and as farm stock which j
nave a valuation of $418,390. i
". a iuuiiuuu w iio.jjj.
Even tho automobile has not e
IDed tho tax collector's evn nnn
capea mo tax collectors eye ana
GILA COM RICH
Gila county "Joy riders" will pay'roa&0 an inspection of the irrigation
taxes on 31 automobiles which havcJ-Tln" the Guayama district and'
a combined valuation of $12,100, j Cayey military posL The American vis-1
and one motorcycle Is valued at ji tors were entertained tonight at Ja
$100. There afo in Gila countv hpv. i iome Alto, the governor's mountain
en patented millsltes which are va! -
...,'. .
nea at ?&uu. ,
jl must noi ne lasen uiai ino as-; Governor Colton on Porto Rlcan af
cessment on mines represents tho 'fairs,
total value ot the mineral properties ;
themselves, for the tax Is levied on 1
the per pound output of those which,
are producers.
An assessment based on thc ac
tual intrinsic values of the various
properties would bring the assess
ment figures p- to figures beyond
, i
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS
$200,000.00
OFFICERS.,
W. H. BROPHY. President
J. S. DOUGLAS, Vice President.
M. J. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
Snail accounts are appreciated, and receive the same careful
Customers of this Bank are offered every facility consistent
accounts are invited.
L. J
Connecting with Logan & Bryan Private Wire System at Denver
Paine,
Logan
CORRESPONDENTS:
Eyes Examined and Glasses Fit
ted for All Refractive Errors and
Muscular Troubles.
Dr. RD.Rocke feller
Optometrist
rtegl,sterpd by Examination In
New York, Minnesota and Ari
zona. With C. M. HENKEL, The one
Price Jeweler and Optometrist.
oVRR 05 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Trads MAnxs
Designs
Copyrights &&
wn
Anrone anf!Ins a sketch and dosartrVon ma
quick r AtnertalM cor o pick n Iteo w better &a
lnenuon .a probaHy patcrt.ib'e Coinmtralr.
tlonaatrlctlTcocltlei.tlil. HAKSEOCt on Patent,
lent free. Oldest agency for aeccrtus' cateota.
I'atecu taken throngs. 2!ann & Co. rcceln
Mint notice. rtboa cbarze. In tho
Pntenu tAken throarh .Mann & Civ ryelv
tyriiiurwHue, -runout :arae, uuo
Scientific Jftuerlcati,
A handsome, j UlastratM weeklf. Tarirest cit
csUUon ot nrelenuflc loornaL Tcrtri.ta
yew: four months, ?i tJOldtyaJl rewa4lut
MUHNXCo.36'3"'- New York
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
HARRY REESE
Plrysician and Surgeon
Residence in the former res
idence of Dr Edmundson.
a phont- B 35. Niuht
j phone B 81. Office at C&A
I -.
1 dispensary.
gmmt
0. K. STABLES.
Ambulance Service Day
and Night
PHONE 15.
$ FLETCHER & HENNESSEY
, aQJifiVssjsjaH
GOVERNOR GIVES RECEPTION
IN HONOR OF STIMSON,
SAX IV AS, P IL. July 31. Govern
0r and Miss Colton gave a reception at
or ana juss uouon gave a reception at
the palace last night in honor of Hen-
t ctimun Th .o...n' ,,
1 Stlmson. Tho secretary todav
"ft'J RESBnU34.
WBB&tiSSJPtaA
." I"
ihome - Tnero tt l rovlew of P't- VPn hHrr mtUU
1 troops tomorrow and the secretary ex- E en Detter materials
peotg to nave a long conference ith
comparison, as thero arc some mln-
(Ing properties in Gila county on
which it would bs well nlsh ImBos-
sible to base or place an assessed
valuation.
"Han's Millions," Comedy Royal
Bisbee, Arisona.
Deposits Over
ONJS MILLION
Dollars
OV
Irol-cer
Webber &. Co., Boston and Calumet.
& Bryan, Chicago and New York.
ERLOCK
Special Attention Given to Copper Stocks
Only One Person in a Hundred
can keep money in his possession and not let
it slip through his fingers.
PUT A DOLLAR IN YOUR POCKET
1 and see how much you have of it in n week's time.
Money put in your bank is there when you want it
MORAL OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT WITH US TODAY
WE PAY 4 INTEREST ON SAVING ACCOUNTS.
OFFICERS J. C. Collins, Pres.. C. L. Edmundson, V. Pres, W. S.
McKeo yiee Pres., B. R. Kuykendalt, Cash., S. L. Blair, Ass'L
Cash, O. W. Wolf, Ass't. Cash.
DIRECTORS J. C. Collins, W. E.McKee, C. A. McDonald.
C. L. Edmundson, B. A. Kuykendall.
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
BISBEE, ARIZONA.
I
(BMcken Feed
We have just recehed a car
load of chicken feed. This
shipment contains all tho dl
ferent varieties of feed eu3
that is necessary tcr the sue
cessful raising of chickens. Er?
food, Chick food, alfalfa, meal.
Special dry, whole corn, chors,
barley, oyster shell, bone,
granite grit, Blood meal and
c"arcoiu- mmmfg2&3s&&sa
INDEPENDENT FUEL &. FEED CO.
Office Main St., Opp. Palace Stables; Telephone 233, P. O. Box C27.
1 1 xggpeATARRH
in0 Beliaved In i
1 Mirflaisltvraot ti..5
. . Vfl ifil fa IS rat W - nuurs 4
S Beware of otrnnterflMm
lAAAMAAAiiAftAAAAAiMAAAAA
lfirdly a day passes
ithout someone speakint
in praising terms of oui
good grades, moderatt
prices and quick- service
. et us know your wants
y -j.. ,T :,,irrl.i.
8 nar.anJ CirCumScanCfe
" fin (I lt
ay prove to our mutual
advantage.
etter service, and
might
esult in our be
5 s oming better acquaintea
Once you give us a trial,
we do the rest.
Brewery Ave.
Phone If
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DIRECTORS
W. H. BROPHY,
J. S. DOUGLAS,
gfH BEN WILLIAMS,
L..D. RICKETTS,
M.J. CUNNINGHAM.
attention as larger ones
with prudent banking New
For Sale Cheap
The following articles taken on
a debt are for sale very cheap:
1 Roll top oillco desk.
Copper fire extinguishers.
Perfection oil heater.
Fairbanks platform scales.
Blacksmith's anvils.
Rotary washing machine.
Portable blacksmith's forge.
Dicus Ploinijing & Heating Go.
PHONE 263.
Palace Livery
and Undertaking Co.
Bswen . Hnbbsrd, Proprietors.
Automcbiles for hire.
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Phone
CIsbee 23
Phone
Lowell 7
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