Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 2

i 4 i J9 mnuaimmimmmmtmiM PAGE TWO PRESIDED the office attorney mX Mir company 0 Vbc could lnsVjvcJ gjers so HetSfi IT OF FOUR METAtS GO GUILTLESS Charge of Destroying the Court Records Against Gardner Dismissed TDCSOX June II The criminal charge preferred by Hon Eugene St ives against II Gardner president of the Four Metals Mining company of mutilating certain papers- of the district court of Cochise county was beard before Justice Richer and at a full hearing the charge was dismissed The natter arose out of a soft pending before the district court of Cochise county in which Dernard Mack as plaintiff had brought suit against Johnson to have a sale of some 000000 shares of stock of the Four Metals Mining company made by Mack to Johnson set aslae on tne ground or iraua A Hunter of Denver Mho Is the attorney for Mack obtaerd im order of the court at Tombstone requiring jonnson to produce ror inspection MEXICO MAY OLD DEBT Colonel Leese Expected to Reibmursed for Loan Made Long Ago stock la the Suerte Mining com pan a Santa Crux property for a satisfac tory consideration Ills withdrawal does not effect the personnel of the concern or change the status of his former associates In any way Tho Colonel is at present under a fair and hopeful sky for some bread which was cast upon the waters lony ago aided by tho dispelling hand of jearg of toll and ln estlgatlon 1 drtrtlng back to Its legal pource When lSeulto Juarez was In his direst straights and yellow- sold was the illxir which kept the spark ot liberty and the right to make a copy of flowing Leeses father turned oer certain papers and contract -which he the bulk of his fortune over a hun Johnson had In hl possession dre1 thousand dollars in all to tho These papers were purchased by Brim and irrepressible president of Johnsons attaw jtrand were left at trttorin nuhiir Eer in- Franklin the MetalS Mining rv11 Ha nutntl iiMMln Macks attorney CUlB1 tut the aD8ence oI AtnonS 4Lpa Hating papers has alwas been an In- IV -of the surmountable obstacle But this bat blanlcstiCJr xcvincates com- of the necessary proofs president and Mitel he had left Si Za as mi nT hm Jiti vr TMnJt a nrr i routine until the debt will be repaid that when it became necessary to Is- lcn 5KnL Ver slow- In responding to any claim sue them the secretary could do so -without kenS lal resuuea irom an appeal maoe having to them to the resident for Ms signature Some Pr her Breatest man in his darkest time after these blank certificates had beenslgned and so left with Johnson as secretary Johnson was removed from office by the board of directors of the company it being charged by the board that he had illegally issued stock of the company to himself and others that he had failed to keep stock books as required by tho laws of Arizona that he had made false entries on the stock books and In other matters had vio lated his duty as secretary When Mr Gardner saw these blank hour A new schedule has been published by the Yaqul Jtlier railroad effective June 23 The train will leae Naco at 1015 am and reach here at 1145 am It will leave Cananea at 1250 pm and arrive at Naco at 210 This makes the stay in this place a great deal shorter than formerly but has no other effect since the same connections are made at every point as heretofore It will give outgoing pas- Isengers a better opportunity ot tak certificates which had been left In Ing in the sights of Naco Mr Franklins office Tor the Inspec i Hon of Mack and saw his signature I Cananea bas taken a fresh impetus on them and fearing that Johnson 1 Ithln the last two stl The streets might illegally fill out and Issue are more crowded people have a con- these certificates he drew a line slstent confident air of satisfaction through his name so that they could business is Increasing and the cur- not be used He dd this as a mat ter of protection for the company and to prevent Johnson who still claims to be secretary notwlthstand Hayden mailed the papers to Wick onhcrg and had a eputy tnero serve tbera In hs expense bill Sheriff Hayden claimed full mileage from Phoenix to VIcknburg Alexander demurred to this Hem on the ground that the statute provides thAt fees shall be paW only for miles actually traveled In sustaining Alexanders conten tlon Justice Kent aad he regretted that the point had been raised as it will prove of great inconvenience to the- court and often cause gret delay No longer will it be possible to telephone or telegraph for wlt nesses who are wanted hurriedly fibers Hayden stated that in this 1m ltaa tallAwju th nrMjMlfit Kt hv his predecesfor who found it thecus rent belief that the normal condition of the carat Is fast returning cannot bo downed This is not entirely due to the railroad building either but ing his removal by the directors ot a Btato nf affairs that woulC be exist the company from filling up the ing bad this asset to it not been a uncaies ana issuing mem as vana factor ceruncaies oi siock 10 innnocenL pur chasers It being proved at the hearing before Justice Mchey that the blank certificates were papers belonging to the company and were not papers of any court and that Mr Gardner as president of the company had the right to cancel his signature to them the charge against him was dismissed Mr Gardner lives in Blandensvflle Illinois The mines of the company aro about three miles south from Howry Santa Cruz county and are reported to be very valuable Because of litigation which is now pending over the efforts of the directors to remove Johnson as secretary and general manager work at the J3 Spencer of the Cananea rtore ha gone east on a purchasing trip for the dry goods department of wnlcn be Is the bead JIIss Leila Cole who has been at tending the Marlboro school In Los Angeles for the past ear bas return ed home for the summer vacatlpn Miss Wilcox has come home to spend her vacation She has been in school in Los Angeles for the scholastic year I Beale is visiting his wife who has been In Kansas with her mother since last January nrTh JZ Mr and Mrs Al Knowles will leive SeaUie In -a few the exposition been ratified at a meeting of the or stockholders held on the first day of this month tne directors expect that Sir Johnson will soon be eliminated as a disturbing factor and work will soon again be resumed READ THE REVIEW WHILE ON YOUR VACATION Patrons of The Review leaving the city for the summer may have Th Review changed to any address In the United States Mexico or Canada without additional cost Phone At the Alexandria Dr A ikt Hermoslllo Letx San Antonio Cortex Hermoslllo CapL Eduardo eBrnal Tori en Salasar Nogales Gregory Ulsbee Jas Andrews Douglas A Montcalm San Francisco A Roma Nogales II Martlner Guaymas At the Sonora Menard A FarrclL Nogales I Tenn I Reedy Naco RIos Arizpe Claude Stevens El Paso Cur tis Los Angeles JUSTICE KENT RULES- AGAINST FEES FOR SERVICE DY PHOENIX Juno 22 No longer -will Sheriff Hayden bo paid fees for -serving legal papers unless he actually travels every mile of the which the claim Is made Justice Edward Kent In the district court holding that sending papers by mall does not entitle an officer to fees for the whole distance the document travels on the railroad To every Arizona sheriff the ruling of Justice Kent is of great importance and will come as a decided surprise overturning a precedent that has been followed by every Arizona sheriff as far back as can be remembered In the case of Daggs vs Daggs Attorney Alexander for one of the lit gants took exception to cost bill and among the Items was one refer ring to the serving of an injunction on nartlcs near Wlckenburc Sheriff tv r1 fltnv zm there re marked a suburbanite to a neighbor with wfiom be bad a convivial night Theres a burglar getting into your house by zee window Sho he Is Wait a little My wlfeIl htng hes me and shell half kill him responded th othr THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW BiSBEE ARIZONA WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 23 1909 PAY CUBAN Be FRESH IMPETUS LIVENS UP GREAT CANANEA CAMP CANANEA June II Colonel Leese has disposed of his jwrtlon ot torn when be aii into office it it could be determined it would be found that each succeeding Maricopa sheriff has followed the same pro cedure Whether an officer actually travels every mile or whether the paper to be served Is mailed part of the way or served by telephone or telegraph makes no difference to the county In future Instead of mailing papers or caning witnesses or serving litigants by phone or wire Sheriff Hay den will actually send an officer who will travel every mile of the distance To litigants who are often assisted by hasto In getting service of ca pers this will prove a great incon venience As soon as Justice Kents ruling becomes known tnrougnout Arizona It will probably be followed by every sheriff in the territory and litigants In all other counties will be affected as well as those in Maricopa Sheriff Hayden said today that he would willingly abide bv he rnllnr mailing papers Instecil iI sending xn officer to carry then in sis pock Hayacn nas followed the custom fixed by thoso who have been in or flee before him Every other sheriff Arizona has been doing the same mine THE RECEPTION IN STORE DLERS PLACATED WITH MORE OFFIGES Offices Filled With Those Wtlo Would Make Trouble If Not Provided For HAVANA June 21 Cubas most vexing problem at this moment is how to make her receipts balance the disbursements The principal strain on her treasury comes from the greatly Increas ed salary lists due to tremendous political pressure for office This Is said to be the price that Cuba is compelled to pay for tranquility and there is no helo for It Every department of government is filled with Idlers but the government is helpless to make reductions and compelled to be content to stem the pressure for still more offices Among the extravagances charged against the government are the pur chase of a considerable scale of automobiles tor the use of high officers ot the army and the secretaries ot the various departments The executive department expenses have also been Increased the total on account of the palace being 152- C20 against 116020 for the current year the increase being due in the main to the addition of 25000 to the presidents salary 25000 for a secret service and 12000 for entertainment and an increase In the number ot servants with new uniforms for the palace staff While it has been realized that tho financial situation is embarrassing and promises to be more so Cubans were astounded to learn rrom capiea reports of articles in American news papers tnat the government at wasti lngton was so concerned about it as to be seriously considering another Intervention Another reason why the budget presented to congress calls for mnch more money than Cuba has every before been called upon to rase In ages Is that It must meet the extraordinary expenditures ot J75S3S31 on account of the new armv the Ing andsewerlng of Havana the wa ter works of Cleniuegos tne assumption by the national government of half the cost of the police of the capital city the extension ot the de partment ot agriculture payment of senators congressmen ana omga lions created by decrees of the pro visional government Excluding these extraordinary ex penses President Gomez shows that bis total budget would have been about 800000 lets than that ot the current year The conservatives have announced their Intention to demand heavy reductions In the budget but have not uebSd theV points of attack The danger now appears that In the short time left before the closing of the fiscal year congress will not be able to come to an agreement and that no budget will bo passed thus forcing oh the president the dangerous alternative oi ruling ny oecree Jn the passage of appropriation bills or Indeed any other measures of Importance congress has done practically nothing An encouraging step In the direction of a policy of economy Is the recent determlpatlon of the house committee on public works to approve of no more protects for Dubllc works untl the condition of the treasury is more satisfactory The fate the lottery bill on which the covernment depends to make good a deficiency ot 2 000000 still hangs In the balance the delay being due to the rivalry of the president of the senate Moroa Deleado and Secretary of the Treasury Vllle gas for the coveted post of director of the national lottery FERGUSON AND JEANETTE BOSTON Mass- June 22 The Armory Athletic club has arranged promising card of boxing bouts for the weekly show tonight The wind up will brtig together the old rival heavywelehts Sandy Ferguson and Joe Jeannette each of whom is ambitious to meet Jack Johnson for the championship In their recent bout in P2ris Jeanette defeated Ferguson In twenty three rounds LINCOLN AMES WEDDING BOSTON Mass June 22 The wedding ofv Alexander Lincoln pf Brooklne and Miss Eleanor Ames daighter of the late Mr and Mrs Oliver Ames of St Paul Jlinn attracted a large gathering of society people to North Easton this after noon The ceremony was performed by the Rer Paul Revere Froth lngham of the Arlington street church of this city HALIFAX HAS A BIRTHDAY HALIFAX June II One Mindred ana xty years ago looay the city of Halifax was established hv I ord Halifax and named in his honor The anniversary was observed as a public bolldav today with hffnrfai vrHus nnhlc concerts and a variety of athletic sports WEDS ARMY CAPTAIN AN FRANCISCO June II A brilliant military wedding took place St nVeV church today when Miss Bertha Eldredze Smith of this cltv became the bride of Caotaln Oeoree Bleelow PHIsbury TJ A te wedtng was attended bv a number of prominent army oncers GARTNER PADGETT WEDDING COLUMBIA Tenn June II A nnrulxT of crests from oit of town rrlved hcrw for the wedding of Miss FliTsbeth Purteett dauchter nf 0n rrewman and Mrs Latnuel Pad gett and Mr Nolan Oirtner of this city Th weddlne takes place this evenng In the First Cumberland Presbyterian church Reliable Relief for eyes that need care Murine Eye Remedy soothes DDnn i sr an pias inose wearing 1 classes NOTICE Sealed Bids for School Bonds Notice Is hereby given that the Board ot School Trustees ot School District NNo 27 of Douglas Cochise county Arzona will receive sealed bids which shall be opened at the office or Ilammlll clerk ot said Board of School Trustees on the fifteenth day ot July 1809 at 1 oclock of said day The amount of said bonds Is sixty thousand dollars CO000 00 being sixty bonds of one thousand dollars each to run for the following periods ot time Nos 111 Xos 114 jears Nos 117 112 and 113 forona year 115 and 116 for two US and 119 for three jears Nos HO 121 and 122 for four years Nos 123 124 and 122 for five jears Nqs 126 127 and 12 for six 3 ears Nos 129 130 and 131 for seven ears Nos 132 133 and 134 for eight jean 1775 Wfllam Ewen became president of Georgia 1813 Virginia militia defeated the British In battle at Vraney Island in Ohesapeake bay 1848 Convention at Utlca nominated Martin Van Buren lor presi dent ot the United States 1S51 Large section of San Francisco destroyed by fire 1S64 The federals were repulsed In attacks upon the Weldon railroad in Virginia 1893 British warship Victoria was sunk by tho Camperdown in collision off Tripoli wit loss of 463 lives 1897 Celebration of Queen victor ias diamond Jubilee 1908 Million dollar Are destroyed 300 houses at Three Rivers Quebec 9 IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF COCHISE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA In the matter ot the Estate ot Elslo Toles deceased Notice for posting of settlement ot Account Notice Is hereby given that George Toles the administrator of the estat ot Elsie Toles deceased has rendere and presented for settlement and filed In said Court his first account of his administration ot said estate and that Saturday the 26th day ot June 1909 at 10 oclock a at tho Courtroom ot said Court at the Court house in Tombstone in said Co chise county has been duly appointed by the Judge ot said Court for tho setlement of said ac count at which time and place any person Interested la said estate may appear and file His exceptions to the said account and contest tne same Dated June 12th 1909 JAMES Clerk THE PARTY HE BELONGED TO A matron of tho moBt determined character was encountered by a young reporter on a country Nos 13 iv and in for nine jeans woman paper who was sent out to interview leading Nos 13S 139 and 140 for ten ears Nos 141 112 and 143 for eleven years Nos 144 154 and 146 for twelve Nos 147 14S and 149 for thirteen ears years Nos 150 151 and 152 for fourteen years Nos 153 154 and 155 for flftesn years Nos 156 157 and 158 for sixteen years Nos 159 160 and 161 for seventeen jeari Nos 162 163 and 164 for eighteen jeari Nos 165 166 and 167 for nineteen years Nos 16S 169 and 170 fo twenty years Bonds to bear interest at the rate of five per cent 3 per cent per annum from date Each bidder must deposit a certified check with the county treasurer Hicks at Tombstone Arizona In the amount of 10 per cent of the bll The Board of School Trustees reserves the right to reject any or all bids All packages osd letters containing bids must be addressed to Ham mill clerk ot the Board ot School Trustees School District No 27 Douglas Arizona and marked on the outside PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL BONDS By order of the Board of Supervisors of Cochise County Territory of Arizona Signed McCABE Chairman II BERNEU Clerk THIS DATE IN HISTORY citizens as to their politics May I see Mr she asked of a stern looking woman who opened the door at one house No jou cant ancwered the matron decisively But I want to know what paiy he belongs to pleaded the girl The woman drew up her tall Well take a good look at me she said Im the- party he belongs to Unlversalist Leader OF COURSE NOT Engaged to me and letting another chap bold jour band Well now would you deprive me of such a splendid chance to shovr the Hns Kansas City Journal 30 Day Free Trial Universal Electric Iron Price 450 Get One Today Dont Delay You can operate this iron at aj less cost than by the use ofl tuel or gas and you waste no heat Keep yourself cool and your Iron hot at the same time For Sale By Bisb2e ImprovementCo Telephone No 197 Residence Phone 364 Office 44 CHARGES REASONABLE TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE Planes Trunks Bstgage House Moving Storage Rooms Bisbee Arizona Famous Indian Hot Springs 85s3 fCntf4riMHh TX 11 A noted resort tor health and pleasure Rates 200 to 300 per day Twenty minutes rtdo from Hot Springs Station Graham county Arizona These wonderful waters are recommended to cure rheumatism gnut dropsy liver kidney and stomach troubles blood diseases and women ailments Beautiful lawps and shade trees Large plunge and swimming pool also flzb lake and boating lawn tennis and croquet and swings Try our wonderful mud and mineral baths If you are sick get well it well get pleasure Address Dr Llndley a prominent physician Is now located at the Springs and will make a specialty ot diseases ot all kinds made the CUBAN CIGAR C2denvercolo fSllSSSl a1 TALKING MACHINE RECORDS Zonophone 10 inch Double Disc Records i a selection on each side 65c Headquarters for Edison and Victor Records 1 8- i 000 Records to select from Send for cat- alogs and free needles GeorgeuT Fisher Tucson Ariz XJg MaMaMMMIMaBMMaMMaaMMaMBMaMMHMaaMMMMMaMBMMM Kinsey McLaughlin Transfer Company Office Allen Block We Move the Earth Always Some one at the Phone Call Us Up Phone 413 Address Box 1189 Piano Moving a Specialty COCHISE LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Puget Sound Texas and California Pine California Redwood Lath Shingles and Sashes Mouldings Doors Windows and Mill Work READ Mgr Phone 143 BISBEE ARIZ PALACE LIVE8Y STABLE Fine Teams and Turnouts Boarding and Sale Stable Cananea Mexico y00ttl00t0t0t000t0pt0t0mi0tm0ll0t0 GRAND PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION Bisbee July 3 4 and 5 Excursion Rates on All Railroads Drilling Matches Hose Races Horse Races Town Sports Street Parade Grand Street Carnival Masked Ball Pyrotechnic Display Patriotic Services at All Churches on Sunday the 4th in the Morning Followed by Open Air Services All Denominations Participating in the Evening Grandest Display of Daylight Fireworks Ever Shown in the Southwest Everybody in the Territory of Arizona and Mexico Invited a iiitetAitimimiiii rA I.