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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1913.
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Ylii BRiDGE
Arizona Congressman Ex
pects Earlv Report from
Interior Department,
Will Push Measure
ARIZONA COMPLAINTS
WOMEN DEFEND WIFE
FROM CRAZY HUSBAND!
With Pokers and Shot Gun
They Bar His Way to
Hysterical Spouse
Tl'CSOX Jan 24. Three women,
attled with iron pokers and a slut
gun", defended the homo of Mrs" Ins
ram, 3 ratios north of the city on thy
first avmiuo road Wednesday night
when Daniel Boone Johnson, au old
woodcutter living near theift batter
ed In tho front door In an effort to
reach his Vo, who was ill and being
cared for by Mrs. Ingram Johnson
surrendered himself lo Sheriff Join
Nelson Thursdnv uiorniug. lie will
EVIOENGE ON
LEGAL SATES
Hearing Begins on Com
plaint of Railroads Lodg
ed with Interstate
Commission
RAILROADCONTENTION
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24. TIepreaeH- e0 '? lno V?"1 ?r ' Q.a.11 0," lo PllOENIX. Jan. 24 Before Bxamm
tative Carl llavden ik. Nlwlta -reacn nis v o wno was Ml ana uemg or G. S Gibson, the hearing of th
rPnnrf nl .,,, a,hv .(. ,, tt i. car&i rr bv ,rs- "gram Jounson Arizona. corporation commissions
report at an early date Jrom the la- suffered himself lo Sheriff John complaint regarding rates on coal
terlor department on his bill provld- j Nelson Thursdav morning, lie will rom Gallup to points in thU state,
Ing for a bridge across the Colorado be examined as to his sanity. j tied with 'the Interstate commerce
river. As soon as this report is re- Tho trouble arose ly rejeon oticoinm'sslon, began this morning in
celved, Mr. Hayden expeciK to pes'ilthe death Wednesday of the baby 'the blue room of the Hotel Adams
the measure to a favorable conclusion ' recently born to Johnson aud hUl Corioration Commissioner F .
lefore the committee and then before wife on their ranch near Mrs. In-lJJones was the first witness and ae
the house. Islam's. The woman Is half pajwlll probably bo on the stand mot
Mr. ilayden expresses the opinion alyaed Johnson is 4S yeart old
that the gliding of this bridge wpuul I Mak.fi sfck Wife HSterical
mean much for the section directly ,h hove, wnore tno Jolmgons
ST ,uateria,S lived was not a suitable p.ace for
iSHSUr with Indian af-'"'" ?T 1 ft "'TV,',!
fairs continue to be introduced J.f c,'arlty- hfld le,r transferred
numbers and the calendar now con-.hr ottn bm,e- J"l"s0 wild to
tains many such bills. Mr, Owen lias have caused hla wife to go Into hvs
submitted an amendment to be pro- Jios time he came near her.
1ks.1 In him to the bill making up-j Finally he was refused further ad-
iirouriauons ior me current ana con-.iimuu;.
tingent expenses of the bureau of In
dian aa'.re by the insertion of a
clause to the eect that the secretary
of thV treasury be authorized to pay
JolurMin sought an order from J
W Estill of the Iboard of supervisors
to removo hfs wife to St. Mary's hos
pital. It was refused. WeJnesdaj
from a designated fund of $GOO,iw) J afternoon he appeared at the Ingram
that amount to laval Creek "Indians in I !,.,,,. .nth nn -inilmtancn nnd nrde
conformity with the award by ths'jrora i)r Jonn Walli. county physi-
senate, February 1G, 190:
The Arizona Corporation Commis
sion has tiled with the interstate
Commerce commission two com
plaints, both against a number of
railroads, the title of the first action
being Arizona Corporation Commis
sion s. Atchison, TopeKa & Santa Ko
Kailway company, Arizona. Eastern
t itailroad company, el al , and that or
the second, Arizona Coriwratlon Com
mission s. Arizona & New Mexico
Itailvvay company. Arizona Eastern
Railroad company et al. There are
eleven defendant railroads in the first
complaint and twenty-lie defendants
3n the second.
The first complaint charges thai
tue defendants have fixed rales on
petroleum and ietroeum products, in
cludlg crude oil and engine distillate,
to ixj'nts In Arizona which are unjust
and unreasonable and which should
be reduced. It asks that the doien
ilants be required to answer the
charges made, and after a, hearing
and investigation Teasorable rates 'e
fixed by the commission. A table show
ing rates charged from Iiakersnell,
i San Francisco and Los Angeles to
twenty, Arizona points, including Plioe
'n!x. is mado a part of the complaint.
- Tbe-seeond complaint elrarges tlmt
rates'ftxed by defendant carriers, on
grain and srain products from- points
'in Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri.
Nebraska and Oklahoma to points in
Arizona are unreasonable, unjust and
' d scrlmlnatori The commission ,
asked to declare such rates unjujt
and to order reasonable rates fixed
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JOSEPH W. CHOATE IS SI.
'. NEW YORK, Jan 24 Joseph H
Choate, former Cnited State- om!.as
Tsador to Great Ilritain, received the
' congratulations of many friends to
day on the occasion of his eighty-first
liithday anmersai'y Mr Choate is
i:i excellent health and is to be seen
daily at his law offce In Wall street.
clan, for the woman.
Johnson was put out, after burst
Ing the lock on the door. Mrs. In
gram went for help, leaving two oth
er woman on guard with the shot
gun.
Johnson drove Into town with a
load of wood Thursday. He surrend
ered hlmseif at the courthouse. His
horso and his dog are being cared
for by the county pending the out
come of tho case.
The baby was burled at the ex
pense of tho county.
Johnson denies breaking down the
door.
NEW ANESTHETiG IS
AT G ft A HOSPITAL
First Apparatus of Kind in
State Has Been In
stalled in Bisbee
The first anesthetic apparatus to be
used In the htate has been receive
1a the C ic A. hospital and is now
being utilized. .
The new apparatus combines th
geod properties of both laughing gas
and ether and does away with the
bud effects of ech. Unaer the old
method an anesthetic was adminis
tered wboll by one of these. The
new method makes the application
much safer, as the bad after effects
are eliminated By it the laughing
gas is hrst administered and the ether
is thfn given The apparatus is in
general use in the large hospitals in
the east, where It has given full saO
isfaction. but the apparatus at th
C & A hospital Is the first to be put
in use in this state
A WANT AD. IN THE REVIEW BRINGS RESULTS
-jwlll probably bo on the stand moot
j of today. The commission is also
j represented by Chairman W 1
tJeary, Secretary Charles Smith anl
Kate Clerk. Alex Jones.
Among the railroad men present
are th following- K. W. Clapp. gen
eral freight and passenger agent of
the Arizona Eastern, Tucson. H K
Miiuon, general traffic manager ol
the HI 1'aso &. Southwestern, fH
Paso; Eugerso Fox. general freignt
agent of the E. 1 &. S , El 1'aso,
I'aul 1". Hastings, assistant freight
traffic manager of the Santa Fe. San
Francisco; E. I. Crulco. genera!
fre'ght and jiassenger agent of the S
F. 1' & 1.. lYescott; G Ilarnwell,
district geiferal freight agent of lite
Santa Fe. Lo Angeles. J. J. Cole
man, assistant general freight agnt
of the Santa Fe, Chicago; J I. Cole
man, attorney for the Santa Fo, Chi
cago; E. W Camp, attorney for the
Santa Fe. Los Angeles. J. G. Wilson,
interstate commerce attorney of the
Southern Pacific, Chicago, J. G.
Stubbs. eeneral freight agent of the
Southern Pacific. Los Angeles; E. J.
Gibson, division superintendent cf
the Santa Fe, Winslow. W A. Drake,
general manager of the S. F. P & P ,
Proscott. In addition to the sev
eral local railroad men are in at
tendance. During his tebtlmony this morning
Commissioner Jones was asked many
leading questions Once Examiner
Gibson had to inform tho railroad
attorneys that Sir Jones was not et
under cross examination.
Commissioner JoJnes took up the
comnlalnt filed with tho Interstate
comment commission and explained
it in detail. He cited many instance
to show how rates on coal are raised
by making the shipments throush
& S. W to Arizona points instead
Deminir and over the S P. and b. r
of through Albuquerque, Ash Fork,
Prescott and Phoenix.
Tli., consumer Is entitled to raies
based on the shortest possible haul.
said the witness He went on 'o
show that the distance to many
points Is greater iby way of Deming
than by way or Aiouquerque aim
Phoenix Yet the Gallup coal is
ahipiied over the longer route.
(In several instances me rates
asked for by the corporation commis
sion are higher than those now in
effect The Phofinlx & Eastern
branch will receive more for haul-
fnir slack to Hayden than it receives
at present, it tno rates are oruereu
into effect.
The defense will try to show that
it ill cost more to haul coal ovr
the Santa Fe lines than over the L. I
& S. W and tho S. P., because of the
heavier cades.
"Tht- Santa Fo receives more bv
merely hauling coal to Deming and
delivering it to us there than It would
receive were it to ship all the way 'o
Phoenix over Its own rails said sir
Clapp Just Iwfore tho hi arlng oxned.
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STATE SUPERVISORS
BASKET BALUBAUES
PLAYED YESTERDAY
Centrals Defeat Sophmores,
But Freshmen tflay Senior-Juniors
Close Game
Tho Centrals easily defeated tht,
Sophmores, but the Freshmen gave
the Senior-Juniors a hard match. In
Hi- tno imakf-t ball games played es
ttrday at the Y M C. A.
In the flrst game, between the
Sophmores and the Centrals, tho
Central:" took the. lead early In the
game and kept It all the way through.
The first half ended with the score
l: to 8 and. In tho second half tho
Centrals increased their score to 22,
while the Sophmores were able to
add but three T!ntt, making a otal
of eleven for the game. The follow
ing is the line up of the tw'o teams'
Centrals; Mcltea, captain: Krigbaum
Wallace, Walsh and Orahara; Soph
mores; Cook, captain; Thomas, A
glus. Newman and Cochran.
The second game was a close one,
the Senior-Juniors winning by a mar
gin of four points The first half
was the closest, the Senior-Juniors
running up three scores to the Fresh
men's one. The second half wag also
a close one and the final score stooa
3 to u in favor of the Senior-Juniore.
The following is the line up of thp
tno teams: SeuioMnnioru; Johnson,
captain; Hunt. Wilson. Wildman and
Costello; Freshmen; Henkel. captain,
Campbell, 'Waliman, Doherty and
Mcdigovlch. Thomas refereed the
game end Wlttlg was scorer and
umpire.
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PHOENIX, Jan. 24. Lin B Orme,
fecretary of the Associated Hoards
of Supervisors of Arizona, will send
out notices tomorrow for a meeting of
the organization in this city on Feb
ruary 10.
The purpose of the gathering is to
formulate legislation to be recommend
ed at the coming session of thhe law-
cakers The most important among
thfso matters will be the drafting of a
b'.II for a bond issue for roads which
has been proposed by Sir. Orme.
Three months ago. said Mr. Orme
today "we met and discussed what
legislation we wouhl bring before the
bod At our February meeting we
will go further with these matters and
ascertain exactly what matters we will
submit"
It is not exactly known where tho
meeting will be held, though probably
at the capitol building. W. A. Moeur,
chairman of the Maricopa county
board of supervisors Is also chairman
of the state organization
JUSTICE THOMAS IN
New Bisbee Judge Made Suc
cess of First Attempt with
iMatrimonial Halter
Justice Walter Thomas jesterday
performed the flrst 'marriige cere
mony since taking office. According
to those present the judge was very
cool about it and did not misplace
the ring, certificate or any of th"
other little accessories necessary to-
the function.
The chief actors were Miss Lizzie
Williams and Harley C. Gunn. Th,?
marriage certificate was secured on
Thursday, but the marriage was kept
secret. Miss Williams is a resident
of Elgin, while Mr. Gunn had lived
In this city for a nunfter of years
The couple will make their home In
the Johnson Addition.
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