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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-03
FARMER-B0Y SAILORS.
Lad. from Onto Farms q" on Ions
Cruise.

NORFOLK. Va. juno 1.-The :hs Ohio
farmer boys brough, to Norfolk Navy.
Yard several months ago from Cleveland
and Cincinnati 20 become sni!ors have
been transferred from tho receiving ship
F-ank,in to the United States 'r,inins
shin Alliance. now In Hampton Roads.
which leave. with tho boys June II for a
long cruise in Mediterranean seas and
other European waters.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-03
Tailor Overcome ny Gas.

julius Heinrich, \ tailor employed by
r. BeykufIer at No. :Sl Greene avenue.
Brooklyn, was found unconscious In a
room back OF the store. where he slept.
to-day. Tho gas was turned on. he
was taken to the homeopathic Hospi.
IA. where II was said hs would pro6a-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-03
Observation-Disclosures

rant but had misla!d 1, among somc
papers He said he had been unable TO
md II for more than a year
Magistrate Fool said It was a rule
agreed upon by the Roari ~ CIV Ma
is,rates that all w,r-tT,s shOuld he
called In within cs:.alh ttns. "
said ne though, II vrs = go,i ruls
No Intent to Drfrnuh.
Tho magistrate asked MI Rector "
he thought the defender, had any crimi-
nal intent when he pr"scntci tho chest,
d!l not mink there was any intent 10
dcfraud and explained that the trans.
action was with his former partner MIR
Essncr who had now no interest in tho
restaurant,
orrln II Judd. assistant general book.
keeper FOR the knickerhoc,tcr Trust 90,
was ,skrd hy the magistrate
Al he time the check 81 question w,'
drawn how much dd ihe defendant
hay" 20 his credit"
~; thn, time he had sisc on deposit
Mr. Jritd said he diln't know nov
ouE tefrc that date sir Tnamy
Bank book rad been balanced
You tani seem 70 know much Rhhu'
rpue business, anyway, observed M
Magistrate. IcSiily.
i.twycr Levy sugr"stch 10 the mn=is
trit that the company .uI utn,i
.I,1usfprF basiics Mr. Tinan
Mr Juil said M I had knuku MS
what questions were 20 hc asked ., ms
! shlGih have been prepared /" answer
tnrm
rinany HRs asked ~ IDENTIFY III.
check He y,id Il was one 'ha' he had
drawn ana asked Nr EssG.r 10 cash
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-03
rr.u.por, Mcrh.r.on r,on,.d.

HAVANA Iunc 3-Thc United states
transport McPhcrsor, wht-a went athor"
on the rnck. on Nn'nuzas Feb. l. has
been fioated and towci into Mltanzas
Harbor. whence she viii proceed IL
Nav York
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-03
Magistrate Pool Says
Young Men Are Care
less with Bank Ac-
counts.

The examination into the case Of
Perry Tiffany. who was arrested by De-
tcc,ivc-SerS,s. Armstrong ana Rci!y on
May 81. for passing worthless check
on the taen arm OF Essncr 4 Rector,
rcs,au-a;curs, on Oct. 10. 1890 was re-
sun,cd al jefferson Market Police Court,
to-day BY Magistrate Pool.
Tac cheek was for f.' and was drawn
OF the Knickcrbockcr Trust Company
1t was returned to Mr. Essnor, WHO
had accented It; marked ~. 6 u"
funds. and Mr., Essner had warran;
sworn out aeains, tiffany on Feb :.
1880 before Magistrate oims,cah The
warrant vas given to tho Central once
men to serve.
TinHn, In Latest style.
Tiffany was ir"s'd N a :Rshioranje
bot;.o-green flannel suit to-s.y and
wore boxcoat. lIc Was very asrvaus
and perErlrcd frcoly at Through th"
hearing. AZ SIS close. wien mo M1gig
,rate decided in his favor Ne hatl,ncI
OF, OF court With look 81 Keller on his
face.
Magistrate Pool began hy gurgtlonInE
the detectives abnu, tie warrant ask
Ing them way ;hcy had 1clt u III 40
long time betore SERVING II Arm
strong replied tha; be alf mad the "ar-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-03-15
Skin Diseases.

For THE speedy and permanent cure of
tniter salt rhpum ana eczema Cham
htrlains Eye aud Skin Ointment is
without an equal II relieves the itch
ing and smarting almost instantly and
rs continued u-e effects permanent
cure. ltalso cures itch BARRIERS itch,
scall head, sore nipples itching piles.
chaup~d hands, chronic sore eyes and
grHnnlaied lids.
nr. CalY'S Condition Powders FIR
nor are ilia best tonic. blood purifier
MI Ytnniluge. Price. 2jcents. Soldbv
Martin Friedman, Druggist.
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The Weekly Edition Has II Pages
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EVANSVILLE DIVISION
ana CANNELroN DIVISION

No.t5. >o.5s No.5i M. 30 NO.5l. No.a9l
$40 1850 sao Nv Lincoln Az 7a 40 n %
IS los $50 Ar. 1ell City ly 7u1 GO 10 ca
} 40 l.20 yA5 " Cann-ltoD 100 90 So
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12
Murder at Lundy.

Lundy was somewhat excited last
week over the killing OF an Indian
known as Young Sam. The killing
took place Friday night and word did
not reach this city Saturday in time
for publication.
Johnny Hill and Young Sam On
dians) were partners at Lundy engag-
ed in cutting wood. On Friday night
they were evidently out for good
time and in search OF fire water which
was easily secured Well intoxicated
they went to the cabin of Joe Ramel-
Ii where the night was spent, but here
in company with Joe Ramelli and also
French Sam, also both under the in
Auence OF liquor.
The outcome OF the nights play was
the killing OF young Sam and three
men were suspected OF murder on Sat
urday morning. Deputy Sheriff \. L
Taylor took French Sam, Joe Renell
and Johnnie Hill Undian) to Bridge
port the same day.
-; The grand jury looked into the mat
ter during the week but failing to place
: the blame on anyone all three me-
: were acquitted.
Joe Ramelli is known to be a peace
, able fellow and we'll liked. His con
/ duct has always been exemplary an
:, at this time was undoubtedly uninten
f tiOnal-BOdic Miner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12
The Smelling Proposition

John JlhOrn. rerresentlng the \ul-
can Smelting Company was an arrival
in this city yesterday. Some time ago
be was in Carson in the interest OF the
smelling people as he understood that
it was the desire OF the people to con-
struct smelter in this vicinity. At
the meetings held at that time nothing
definite was acted upon and Mr.. VI
horn returned TO San Francisco. As
one or two OF the citizens who became
interested in this matter have reopen
ed negotiations with the Vulcan pe0-
pie regarding the erection OF smet-
er Mr. UIhOrn is here
As everyone knows. thousands OF
tons OF ore pass through this city on
the way to California to be reduced.
Could the ore be reduced in this city
or near by big saving to the mine
Owncrs could have been effected and
at the same time Carson would reap a
benefit such as would come from no
other source The fact that many OF
the small claims are known to exist
in this ncighborhood that would pay
on a small scale should help this pro-
+ ject along amazingly. With q smelling
plant in this vicinity Carson would be
! able to handle ore that is now re-
/ garded "a useless as it does not pay to
ship. 1t is a big business proposition
that should be taken hold OF and put
in active operation. There is no rea-
son why the ore that goes past this
city cannot be milIed to better pro.
fit to the mine owners and also heir
Carson in a general business way.
Mr.. Ulhorn is in town for cuisines.
and it is to be hoped that Carson vii
land smelter before spring.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12
Strike Settled.

The Virginia Labor Union with
President W. A. Burns OF the Virginia
Miners Union, who was requested to
act as arbiter between the Union and
Manager Whipple went to the Klon-
dixie and effected a verbal settlement
this morning as far as Manager Whip
pie is concerned.
Mr.. Whipple agreed not to discrim-
mate against union members in hir-
ing employees.
That they may board wherever they
please, but would request that they
board with Thomas Cooking in the
canyon.
He will not insist upon docking
men who are late to work but will
hold them until the next call OF time
when they can go to work.
He agrees that all employees should
he nembers OF the Labor Union an(
will employ no others (This ruling
was made for the reason that som,
men who worked there before are still
on the fence and will not be employ
ed until they Join the union>
He mas submitted the terms OF I'll,
! ,hJr l51roil to Mr.. Buffers an al
,.>v, INN I. ac.-dc tc them
! Mr.. Whipple is paying s. day 70
the cars OF lumber and ether nateria
tied UP at the depot and the commit
tee agreed to allow him to nave it dc
livered while awaiting a reply to tn
+ terms submitted to Mr.. Buffers.
the latter's reply is unsatisfactory tn
strike will still be on.-Report
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12
Accidentally Shot.

Sunday while shooting r:bbits on
the river George Vonderhyde Jr met
with an accident that will cause the
loss OF thumb on his right hand. Re
had killed rabbit and in placing it il,
ms pocket the gun was accidentally
discharged, tearing away part of the
thumb. The young man was brought
t. town Immediately and the wour.l
d1essed. Ike accident will cause the
removal OF the first Joint of the in;ur-
e@ member
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12
The Mckinley Mines

A meeting of the board Of directors
of the Mckinley Mining and Smelt-
ing Company was held in Buffalo on
Tuesday last. in which Mr.. w. n. Nc
Gill,of McGill,, Nevada, was summon
ed. Mr.. McGill is general manager OF
the new company.
The reports were read at this meet
| ing from all the officers as well as the
manager, and it was shown that the
new company has every prospect OF
quickly becoming the largest and most
successful corporation now engaged IN,
mining operations.
Mr.. McGil came from Buffalo to,
this city where he spent yesterday with
Dix Smith, secretary Of the company
at his home on college avenue. The
latter when seen this morning said that
he had no particular information to
limpart. but it was learned from another
source that the affairs OF the Mckinley
: company are in a very flattering COZ
dtion.
The sum OF 100000 has been appro-
priated toward carrying on the work
on the Nevada claim and the property
is fast being put in shape to yield en-
ormous returns.
That there is a great deal OF faith
placed by capitalists in the group OF
mines which include the Mckinley
property may be judged from the fact
that William Edgar Sheppard OF New
York has lett for Buffalo to confer
with moneyed men who are interested
in the Nevada investment. Orders io
mining machinery have been place,
and work on the Mckinley mine vii
shortly be commenced in earnest.
=, Professor George \. Treadwc1l wht
- was recently in this city, coming iron
New York where he is widely know
- as metalurgist, has given the iol
lowing interview.
- Mr., Mckinley wanted this to b
very quiet and to have no Speculation
at all Why the Wall street men want
ed to make it a SIooooooo compan
and were ready to subscribe all tn
stock but Mckinley wouldn't have j
My room in New York is bceigcd b
reporters all the time but as NIcNir
ley was SO very conservative {
course gave nothing out and had n
interviews.
j After I had inspected the 7ropert,
y, which by the way. was located by NJ
=. SaNton. Mrs. McKinley's father, wa
- back in y, and has not been devcIoi
. ed on account OF the lack OF 10
,, mile railroad, the company was to b
- incorporated on the Pan-Anerica
grounds The meeting was to be @
-, Saturday, September 9Th. and wa
, hurTying from Nevada to get Their
49, Was in Chicago when | received til
70 news that the President had been sho
Besides Mr. Smith. a number u otI
- er Elmirians are stock holders and O
-, fccrs ii this company.-EIn2i-a (Nc
-, York; Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12
Seeds! Seeds!

In order to facilitate thl delivery of
seeds, Mr.. Newlands requests all those
desiring a quota OF seeds next spring.
to send in their applications at the pre-
livery than would otherwise be posi-
sent time, thus assuring an earlier de-
bic. Address all applications to Fran
els G. Newlands, House OF Represen-
tatlves, Washington. D. c.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12
Many Miners at Work

At least two hundred men are en-
gagged in mining in the vicinity OF Re-
no. In and around Wedekind CITY
there are about 60 miners Thirty are
employed at Steamboat. An equal
number are at Pyramid. A number of
outfits at Peavine and Dogskin.-Jour-
nal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12
Thanksgiving Sale.

On the 18th OF this month the ladies
will hold their annual sale a THE Guild
hall. Everything in the line OF fancy
work will be on sale, also numerous,
good thinks in the line OF table delica-
cies for you r Thanksgiving dinner.
Regular announcement will appear la
ter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12
A G u w Dance

At the last meeting OF Ormsby
Lodge, y. O. U. W. a committc OF five
vas appoinced to make suitable ar
engagements for their annual Thanks
geivIng dance, which will take place at
Armory hall on November 18th,
Thanksgiving Eve. Tickets admitting
gentlemen have been placed at 50 cents
ladies Tree.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12

The salt deposits in Humboldt coun-
ty have been located and a railroad
will be built for transportation OF the
product to connect with the trunk line.
Attorney Deal spent yesterday in
this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12

Harry Martin came over from Over
ton Sunday He will return j., . lew
davs accomnanied Nv his fami1v
Mrs Annie rbor,n,o, has resumed
her old ,os;+;o, behind the counter ~
Z 7 Cute,
six rooms. bath and bar, Centrally
located. Enquire at this office.
P. NJ Bowler. the EsmeraIda at
,ornev * sne1dino Jew davs in This
Fo- ru4 Observation-Disclosures; -oo, ..
Mrs. Carv's on Nusser street near the
CAPITOL.
church III this CITY Is expected TO az
I've shortly.
INellcSt camp on the coast, but states
'hat Silver feak Is very quiet.
-,
Dl,;,:..: II. 49,. ..,.
'''<'
'I'e N"''9'ooh IL d Ie" Gays
Ben BARNES donarted ior So, E-,,-
cisco last EVENING" WHITTIER he eoos f.,
nurchase = raraa holiday stool, ior The
Fox store
~ last the sulphur mines al kapb1t
The reserves 81 s,,1n1,,r ,,or, ;rs,,ra
this bevond = do,,ht ovelocl -Trf-
brne
BY the terms OF a compromise made
between Clark and Hartman the two
southern Nevada
The last edition t. the Emporium
menagerie is bear skin. Abe say>
that it is the only animal in the shor
that don't require d sr(all bow to heir
Accents wanted for "Tife al Pro-;
dent Thcofore Roosevelt. THRILLING, -
lustra'td biography 81 cur vor,.rn 90
President; complete outfit mailed on
receipt OF Sc in stamps: be first in the
field. S. c. Miller & TO-, Portland
Henry A. Buffers. who has been
sinking mining shaft at Steamboat
has closed down the work indefinitely
The other companies. Iittlehe1d the
Western Development COMPANY an,
the Senator Company are still at worl,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12

Mrs. Annie Thompson has resumed
her old position behind the counter OF
c. F. Cutts'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12
ALL so RTs
Trib cures bruises and sprains.

Trib cures bruises and sprain5.
Ammunition OF all kinds at the Fox
store.
Harry Martin, OF Douglas county, is
spending few days in this ciey.
No 74o5 won the chair given away
by the Emporium last evening.
All the new school books have been
received at the Fox store.
The condition OF Mrs. Lee was
slightly improved yesterday.
All OF the new school books and
college supplies can be found at Davis
& kirmans.
Rev Dorrance continues 70 improve
and with no back set will be out in 2
short time.
For rent-thc store and fixtures for
merly occupied by c. T. Wyiie En-
quire at the Fox store
Harry Martin came over from Over
ton Sunday. He will return in lew
DAYS accompanied by his family.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12

For rent-niccly furnished house o
six rooms, bath and barn Central,
located Enquire at this office,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12

P. NJ Bowler, the EsmeraIda at
torney, is spending a lew days in thi:
city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-12

For Notwithstanding rooms at
Mrs. Cary's Oh Musser street near the
Capitol.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21
Local Happenings in Brief

There will be church service held in the school house at Naco on Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock by B. F. Gillett of Bisbee.
 Pete Tenancy and R Toohey re- turned yesterday from Phoenix, where both attended the wedding of Tim Ma loney and Miss Ellen Toohey Wednes- day morning.
 County Assessor Fife, upon whom devolves the arduous task of collecting poll taxes, has made his return for the year 1901. The sum turned in by the county assessor exceeds 5000.
 An army of plumbers have been at work for the past week repairing the water pipes of the Bisbee Water com pany Tho many leaks were caused by the bursting of the pipes during the cold spell which struck Bisbee few days ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21
HAIL DOUGLAS.

A fair village on the plain. The first banquet will be given Christmas day, at the Depot Cafe. Everything will be served frst-class. There will be bar becued pig, thf is very fine; roast tur- key, cranberry sauce, and wine; Char lotte oysters dressed up nice bottledbeer just of the ice; celery white and slaw out of sight; all kinds of nuts and fruits goes right; champagne pudding that is burned by fire. Please don't forget the hour, from 4 to 8 p. m. 75c per plate
 MRS. D. F. MCGOWAN, Prop.
 Douglas, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21

l.. Roca of La Cananea is visiting friends in the city.
 s. K. Williams returned yesterday from the county seat.
 E, J. Gates is spending the holidays with relatives in Los Angeles, Cal.
 wanted-Eight first class brick lay CTS. Apply to G. B. Wills. l2 2le stp B. J. O'Reilley of Naco was registered at the hotel Sheldon in Fl Psso Thurs day.
 Pete Mccoy and F. A. Johnson were incoming passengers yesterday from Tombstone.
 l.. D. Hunt has returned from Tomb stone, where he has been serving as a trial juror.
 Sheriff Del Lewis is in Bisbee look ing after those who have not yet paid their licenses.
 Frank Mousen and w. E. Murphy of Naco came up yesterday to take in the Elks smoker.
 B. A. Packard returned from trip to Tucson Thursday and left yesterday morning for Hermosillo on business.
 The REVIEW appears this morning as six-page, seven-column paper. The REVIEW endeavors at all times to give its readers full value in our news columns. We will not allow our adver- tisers to crowd out our news columns to the detriment of both parties con. cerned.
 A number of representative mining men of Bisbee. and vicinity have joined the International Miners Association and will attend the next annual meet ing in Fl Paso January IA, 1902. Among those who have joined here are T. c. Wright, Bisbee-Oregon Gold Mining company; T. H. Tracey, Pearl Gold Mining company; w. H. Brophy, Bank of Bisbee; G. E. Tomlinsou, Copper Glance Mining company; c. F. Nich- ols Secretary of the Bisbee Cousoli- dated Copper company.
 Amalgamated copper stock seems to have been the downfall of H. J. Fleish- man, the Los Angeles bank cashier who went wrong. The Los Angeles Express says he purchased stock first at sS0, and at every fall in price he loaded up more in the conviction that bottom prices had been reached. Each purchase made by him was large, re- quiring more money. Fleishman is stated to have made his last purchase Friday, when it is said he ordered 5000 shares of Amalgamated to be bought. The investment represented q, 900 cash with a protection of s10,OO0 for four points. The stock was purchased at 70. Saturday morning it had slumped to 65 and Fleishman was out $25, 900. He realized the jig was up and fled. His speculations are believed to have covered period of several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21

$3.O0 to s7.O0. Some have Elk charms
 THIMBLES, gold BOO; sil- yer, with gold band sl.50; silver 50 cents.
 BROOCHES, $500 to s25.OO.
 RINGS, plain bands or set with stones-for men. women or children. SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RINGS, up to t125.00.
 WATCHES, up to s65.00.
 DICKENS CHAINS-baf and charm in center, $5.50 to $10.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21
Attention knlQhtS.

The regular meeting of Rathbone Lodge, No. 10, will be held Thursday evening, December 26, instead of on Tuesday.
 tSigped) JANKs FARLEY, c. c.
 F 20 2t
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21
Turkey Shoot

A live turkey shoot will be given Sunday afternoon, December 22, at o'clock. near the Bisbee Gun Clat grounds. Everybody invited to shoot at live turkeys.
 F 2o2t ANDY ToNG.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21
Perfumes

Perfumes
 In giving pesfume, give the best.
 Rogers & Gallet, 800 for a a box of three bottles.
 Colgate--a wide range of ex. tracts in various sized bottles. Some for as little as 50 cents.
 You can't buy bet ter perfume than either of the two mentioned. CHILDREN's SETS
 Little knife, fork and
 spoon in a box. 75c
 to $500 a set. Some
 at S2 50 have knife with
 pearl handle.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21
CANDY--Pure and Fresh

No omatter how loaded up you are with pack ages, you are not through with the Holiday shopping unless you've paid visit to the Candy Counter. One thing, the buying of the candy can be put off until the last, for there worry about quality or kinds. GUNTHER S-that means the purest and best. Just say Assorted ard you'll get some each
 Caramels, chocolates, vanilla nou
 chocolate peppermint and winter
 chocolate pineapple marsh
 maliows cystalzed len violet
 pistachio bonbons-and other kinds concoction
 Fancy baskets and boxes tied with ribbons and decorated with sprigs of holly-fed with candy from S1.OO to SIPS a box. If you want these fancy boxes, you'd better hurry for they'll soon be gone. Plenty of the plain one pound boxes 65c and 75c box. Candied fruits, assorted in half and one pound boxes, 4Oc and soc box
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21
High Grade Stationery. Y

Made by HURD. The newest shapes and shades. Some boxes have two sizes of paper and two shades-ivory and azure. The beauty of the box enhances the value of the gift.
 $1, S1.5O, g and g. D.
 Other papetries- some for as little as 35c.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21

SPOONS, paper cutters, glove buttoners, brooches-all set in mo- safes. Very new, extremely novel and quite inexpensive. The glove buttoners start at 50 cents and then the prices for the different articles run up to $500 for a brooch of ster- ling silver.
 MEMS WATCH CHAINS, s1.5O to s10. co.
 OXIDIZED METAL FOBS, q co to s2.00.
 FOES of black grosgrain rib bon with buckle or slide of gold,
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21
Muffiers and Silk Handkerchiefs.

FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS-A very complete line embrac- everything made from the printed the extra heavy twill with woven borders
 Mems Sinch all silk Handkerchief fancy printed borders and plain white from 35c Sl O heavy 75c to S2.50 muf1ers from Sl to S3.50
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21

LONG CHAINS, plain sterling silver, gun metal, gold-plain and fancy beads. From sl.50 up.
 SCARF PINS, s2.0O to 5000.
 LINK BUTTONS, s3.5O to s6.OO BUTTONS AND PINS for the various lodges; the showing is par ticularly strong on Elk buttons.
 BRACELETS, SIPS to $500.
 SOLID SILVER KNIVES, forks, table, tea and coffee spoons.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-21

 will worth while