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The evening Republican., 1902-05-14
The Dixie Canopy.

Size 72-inch fine net, each 80 cents fro
The Climax Canopy has the anvantae
removed from the rods for cleaning, is OF
Sl.G5 each, los, at $500 each
We have all grades up to $1,000 for a
in fine net and trimmed in lace and ribbons
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
THE WATER QUESTION.
Deeper Artesian Wells Might Solve
 the Problem.
(AriZona Bulletin ]


 MT. H. B. Hoyt, the geologist who opinion that the people of the Gila valley are missing great deal by not more fully making use of the water supply to be secured by means of ar tesian wells.
 MT. Hoyt states that the water al ready developed is only an indication of the greater supply further down in the earth. According to his readings the subterrene channel comes in a narrow strip over the Grahams and passing by the present district crosses the valley into the Gila range to the northeast. He thinks that the strip does not exceed 300 feet in width. but so plain are the markings that the out lines may be easily located by men versed in such matters.
 The channel is far down in the old formation. probably 2,500 to 5000 feet in the bottom of the valley. but at the foot of the mountain. Mir Hoyt thinks it should be reached inside of 2.0e0 feet. The contour of the mountain above is sucn that a tremendous flow would certainly be assured should the water be found. The water might also be developed by driving tunnels into ti.e face of the mountain. If a great quantity of water was thus obtained the matter of building reser- voirs and conducting the. same into the valley would be simply question of time.
 MT. Hoyt located the artesian wells which have recently been struck in the Santa Cruz valley near Tucson and evidently knows what he is talking about.
 Places where nature has placed dthese great supplies of water are compara lively few and if Graham county pos sesses such a body it should be devei oped This is the more urgent in vie" of the fact that the supply from the Gila river isyearly becoming more un
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

James Duncan of Kingman was in Bisbee yesterday.
 Work began on the new city barn yesterday.
 John Kelso and Steve Bryant went to Cananea yesterday.
 Lewis Hunt was an outgoing pas senger for California yesterday.
 Captain Cos, inspector of customs at Fl Paso. is at the Copper Queen hotel.
 Mrs. James Benton and daughter left yesterday for San Francisco for a short trip.
 Mrs. Allie Sowles left for her old home in California a few days ago. MT Sowles will join her in few days
 Charles Hall. formerly a well known saloon man in Bisbee. is now reported to be at his old home in Detroit, Mich igan.
 Mrs. Joseph Swartz and two chil- dren left yesterday for Douglas where they will remain for a week or ten days.
 Fernando Mendez. a lawyer from Hermosillo, accompanied by his two uouSbtCASs ulc 4'ASpNN ACi INV days.
 B. F. Graham, who recently return ed from California, is much improved in health. He will return to Catalina in a few days.
 James Campbell, blacksmith at the Modern mining camp. was in town yesterday, as were several other Modern employees.
 Architect F. E. Johnson will leave tomorrow morning for San Francisco. where he expects to remain three weeks- Mir. Johnson will meet his family in San Francisco, they being en route there from a visit east.
 George H. Kelly, of the Arizona Bull letin, who has been doing the editorial work on the Review for the past two months, returns to his home in Ora ham county today going via Deming on the E. P. & s. W.
 c. A. Wallace, deputy clerk of the district court at Tombstone, is visi- tor in Bisbee today on his way to Can anea for a few days recreation. MT. Wallace was formerly employed in Bisbee as time keeper at the Copper Queen smelters.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07

William Pritchett is a candidate for supervisor, subject to the action of the democratic convention. His announcement appears elsewhere in this paper. Mir. Pritchett has been a. resident of Bisbeo since 1887 and most of that time has been spent in the employ of the Copper Queen con- pany as shift boss. During the last city election MT. Pritchett was a can. didate on the democratic ticket for councilman. but for personal reasons withdrew his name. MT. Pritchett has strong following in Bisbee. who are anxious to see him nominated
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
An Old Timer

An Old Timer
 J. N. Christensen. one of the origi- nal settlers in the vicinity of St. Da- vid was in the city last evening. Mir Christensen states that if it had not been for the artesian water in his neighborhood this summer. the ranch CTS would have suffered a severe loss. The revival of Tombstone affords an increased market for the products in that vicinity. which is very pleasing to the many old-timers who knew the town when it was the commercial cen ter of Southern Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07

FOR SALE-Horses from s25 to goo Good saddle horses. buggy horses Or draught horses. Also bug gies and carriages-old and new. Blacksmith tools at Bisbee and Naco. Apply 70 B. r. Graham & Co.,. Bis bee. A. T S-5-u
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
Yuma After SStehcod

Pursuant to a call from Mayor F Dat+e-son there was citizens mass meeting at the county court house last Saturday night for the nu-roea If 1isouseine s-aterond maj ,e-e ard os selecting committee 10 go to Los Angeles some time during tb;s north and represent the s-afe- hood caree beenre the sub-commit- ice of the United States senate says the Yuma Sun Colonel J. W. Dor -;-y.or . q Ives District Attorney NY .rir,mo-e ? T Ewing and K. q Patterson were chosen a commit tee .o ,.-e,d the los Angeles meet ;rg nj the senate committee. win nowe- to add such other members as they wish.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
NOTICE CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received up 10 Angus 7th, 1902, fo- carpenter work bricl chimney and fire place and paintin. for Bisbee Womar's club buildinc be erected on Quality Hill. Bisbco Arizona. Plans, etc. to be had q architectural dept. c. 2. general off"
 7-31-1w Bisbee Wonan's Club
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
Is Seeking Relief

Mir. Nolan. who resides in Tomb stone canyon. left yesterday for Fort Worth. Texas. where he will join his wife who went there some weeks ago. NIT. Nolan has suffered for months with abscess in the head and he has been advised to undergo an opera tion. Mir. Nolan will remain at his old home in Texas until he is fully recovered from the effects of the treatment and then return to Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
MUSIC

Prof. McCafferty's orchestra is iI Bisbee prepared to furnish music for all occasions. Playing in resorts. with privilege. price in according. Orches tra consists of violin. clarinet corne- piano or guitar. Satisfaction guarar iced or TO pay. Headquarters at Nor. ton house. 7-31-1v
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
A Popular Candidate

Sheriff Dell Lewis is in Bisbee and will remain for day or two. Mir. Lewis is candidate for renomination on the Democratic ticket. For three terms Dell Lewis was constable of Bisbee precinct until elected to the office of sheriff. He is extremely pop ular in all parts of the county. and if he receives the nomination. his elec- ton is foregone conclusion.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
Charity Ball

Charity Ball
 The ladies of the Economic club are working very hard to make the charity ball next Friday night a big success. The cause is an entirely worthy one and should certainly re ceive the hearty support of all.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
FOR SUPERVISOR

l hereby announce myself as a can didate for supervisor of Cochise coun- ty, subject to the action of the demo- cratic county convention to be held in Bisbee August 20. 1902.
 Wm Pritchett
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
Hotel Arrivals

Hotel Arrivals
 George P. Hyde. Fl Paso; j. P. Gilchrist San Francisco; H. c. Stol- Ter, St. Louis; w J. Morris. Southern California; Mrs. Scribner. Tomb stone; Fernando Mendez. Hermosillo; stone; W. K. Smith, Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
The New Gymnasium

The new gymnasium will afford great pleasure for those who are fond Of athletics Ours will be by far the finest gymnasium in the territory and will be thoroughly equipped. Every one is glad that the work is nearing completion.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
Returning to Sonora

Frank QuaIey left today for his mines in Mexico where, he is at pres ent working about thirty-five men. He has just returned from Los Angeles and other points on the Pacific coast where he spent several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07

hereby announce myself a candi- date for the office of justice of the peace of precinct No. 2, subject to the nomination Of the democratic county convention. M. J. Brown
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
Pay Day Yesterday

Pay Day Yesterday ing company were yesterday paid their monthly salaries, through the Miners and Merchants bank
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
E. R. PtRTIE & co.
 Real Estate, Mines,
Insurance

U. s. Commissioner. Notary pubiic. Rents collected Taxes paid and prop CT care taken of. Information gladly given. Ref Douglas bank.
 DOUGLAS. ARlZ. pcruiaticn 1eo4-1o,00o
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
Of for Frisco

Of for Frisco
 E. G. Ord, James Blair and James Letson will start tomorrow for San Francisco, where they go to be pres ent during the session of the supreme lodge, Knights of Pythias.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07

WANTED-Competent person to fill position of stenographer and book keeper. Apply to B. F. Graham & Co.,, Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
CLASSIFIED AID

WANTED-A girl to work in board ing house. Apply at No. 3s School hill. S-6-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07

FOR RENT-Four room frame fui nisheG house. Apply to G. B. Wills orr Shartrck lumber yard. S-3-7t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07

Don't forget us-McDaniel & Wis wald, Naco. Everything that is re freshing. T.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07

WANTED-At the Copper Queen hotel first class chambermaid. Ap- ply immediately. S-5-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07

FOR SALE-Four room house at Lowell. No. $40. Apply on the prem ises. S-5-6t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07

WANTED-Chambe at the Grand View Hotel S-5-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-07
HERE IS A CHANGE FOR A CHEAP

The Santa Fe will sell daily during June, July, August and September special tickets to principal points h at one fare plus g ..r the round hiD. ing or Fl Paso. final limit October S1gG. For particulars write agent at Demtng or Geo. F. Roe. G. F. & P. A., El PAso,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
y. M. c. A. MOVING.

They viii Get Into Their Cottage Home
Today-The Gymnasium.
The Young Mems Christian Association.
which for several years has occupied very
commodlous and comfortable quarters IN
the ID. c, Smith building, on Texas avenue,
commenced moving out yesterday. and Will
complete the moving today. The assocla
ton Is moving into the small frame cottage
at the corner Of Fannin street and McKm-
ncy avenue, which occupies the properly
recently purchased by them for S11.OO,
and upon which they propose constructing
~ the near future a handsome Young Mems
( hriSiian Association building.
A Temporary gymnasium is being COZ.
Structed gt the cottage home uf the asso-
tiltion, but on account uf the wet weather
u VIII require several more days to com
! ctr IT, ana membership privileges will bc
discontinued for n longer period. Secretary
kincnidc hopes that the gymnasium will
bt ready for use wlthia u week from Ia.
morrow.
While the association IN It's new qunrters
viii not bo as comfortably located a. for
Worly, n Is now In a better condition fnau-
cialiy thu before. II has its own site for
q building upon which there are no IN.
cGmhrmces, aud which will 20 a long wlv
toward accomplishing the purpose which
ne association has set ont 10 ucromnitsh,
mat IS, to secure I home In this city W.,
viii be credit to themselves and an ofi1a
mCnt to the city.
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WORK OF BURGLARS.
Attempt Made Wednesday Night to Rob
the Santa Fe.

Attempt Made Wednesday Night to Rob
the Santa Fe.
When Assistant city Ticket Agent Bur.
ger aud Baggage Agent Moody Of the Sauta
fc reached their depot yesterday morning
at eco O'Clock they found that hoth the
baggage room and the ticket Office had
horn entered during the night by burglars
Soothing WIS secured from the luggage
rnnm except some keys Entrance was e.
iocted into the baggage room by breaking
the loal. of and going through the sliding
doors with the keys secured from the
baggage agents desk they opened the door
OF the colored waiting room on the east
side Of the building They then forced
open the ticket window ana after entering
tho office went TO work on the safe vita
ana iron bar They damaged the safe to
au extent that renders 20 unfit for further
use, hut failed IN open h. The gum
machine To the waiting room was battered
almost to pieces and some small change
taken.
This is the third time tho Santa Zee sta.
tlon has been entered by hurglurs In
$500 thr safe was blown open by burglars
and So stolen. The international and
Great Northern safe was robbed the same
night NJ $50 The other burglary occurred
10 1897. Agent Grecnhill has wired for q
new safe
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.ShortTalks


Messrs. Gordon Boone and John d. Flew
ellyn Of Navasota are in the city. Mr..
Boone. In speaking OF his section, sald'
"Our prospects for the cenfng season are
better than they have been at any time
within the past three years, we only
need one or two good years 70 put US on
our feet again. Our section has great re,
Operative powers. ana we thlhk thc halu
times are about over.
Mr. Goree Ashford, Of Huntsville, Is at
the Rice. eve haven't got much to talk
about now but politics. As you know,
our place is the home of the present con
gresham from this district and we are
closely watching every move for and
against him You people have got some
politics on your hands down here. We an
take great interest in Houston aud are
very anxious to see II have q good city
cral movement TO that end here now, aud !
believe you will have. 1t i You VIII give
colonel Holt a council who VIII assist
him In executing his program for the cd.
vanceinent Of your city,
~
lady remarked 10 Post man yester-
day: Ibid you ever have sufficient interest
in dumb animals to watch horses? MOI We'll.
I'll tell you II You will observe those poor
beasts closely you will soon soc among
them a representative Of every class and
phase Of human life. Here comes the
poor old horse with his head down, and he
will move only so fast as he tS forced to 20.
lie Is the thoroughly discouraged man. lie
has accomplished nothing and secs ahead
only one round Of work. Nondcr comes
the high stopper. head and tail erect. He is
the fellow who is rushing To- gct there hrst.
because he believes the dollar goes Ia the
man who IS on the scene early. lie is fun
Of ambition. and as long as you can keep
him that way you will hnvc a good driver.
Here Is q draft horse. lie Ia the dlgulhed
gentleman who is afraid even 10 laugh for
fear he will open his head SO wide that he
will expose the fact thar there Us plenty
of room In II. Look at that horse on the
back Of which Is seated lady. Now he
Is stepping along as proud NJ his burden as
boy escorting his sweetheart 10 somu ON
tertalnment could be. There is 8s much
expression in horse's face as there is
In a mans. and some ~ these days II
10 recognize the laughing horse. the crying
horse. the proud borsc, the horse weary "
life and the scalHwnE horse oh. IL rs "a
great study and very interesting when
once examined sufficiently to he even slighl
ly appreciated
"A rhiel that prints tho notes" oynncaYd
two gentlemen talking on Moin street yos.
terdsy evening ~ tell YOU said one OF
them, ~ Ike that teHchcr very we'll My
little girl is In her room aaG she appears
to he learning fast. From what { hear
shout her she is disposed 10 lead the chill
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CITY BREWrlEs.

The Tlrnvereln win give ifs rerplor vcek.
ly hop tonight al Turncr hgIl
An strce, ro,i,. r.,.,. To- 49,.
,,,ror, ,'' Ky 'ut W".h h'H heen tenn
t,notS ''O''p'" on "''"uNl or the had
mere are fetty eight murder cases to he
aoeheicd for the February ,orrn Of the erin.
inal court
Police Officer Cabin is confined to his
nome l2l+ -. Emanuel street, with an at.
tack Of the grip
There will he M meeting this afternoon
If the Calendar circle OF Shcarn church,
owing TO the weather. -
On account ~ ,ro ,r.,,.,4 ,.
iherc Min Te ,o r,ccii,r r' .,"nSnl oWra 'n,'
RobertS nbantcr ID w @i ,'r Iran, Dran NJ
'','' ~ '"'P'''' o.. - '.' I"lN afternoon
tsrsci XXI. ' W. u'.', wv l"r lrmh,r h'lu
n,nrnipo ar to tr,trl. ~ ,,,," N' ,"ll"5t"N
ist Gon,,rss. '""''''' mo- '"'0 ZION
lna ~ l,1'HrhE Day Fcnrw arrange
mem roWWlli foe VIII meet Sunday afternoon
~ o'clock % III" office of Nh Inhu
M"nny In th" Biu building
The meeting Of the Flower circle which
was 10 have been bold an iie r.sulcucr of
Mrs H. Cgwpbcu hs. Noon ,n.in.,,.l
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OCULISTSO OFTEN TO BLAME
FOR GLASSES THAT ARE SAD
"MlSFlTS."
Dr. Seymour Claims as Much Knowl-
edge for the Optioian as the
Physician or Ocust.

II has been said nv an eminent specialist,
aud very truly too, that some wear glasses
for years and then nv lucky chance lose
them, only 20 lind thst they get along bet
ter without" Opticians are acquainted
with thousands al cases in which oculists
have written prescriptions In such form as
TO show no knowledge whatever Of the ele-
montary principles of optimetry. and yet
who will promptly condemn any kind of
glass their patient may be wearing as al
together wrong and unfit and turn around
aud copy the prescription as nearly as they
can ia the new pair Of properly fitted"
lenses that are 10 take their place. IL Is
simple fixing Of course, hut II Is not to
bc wondered at that people are often given
glasses that they could get along better
without, but seeing better" is not the
critical polGt lu glasses that fit, but case
aud comfort IN such seeing The rising
class Of professional opticians are not max.
Ing these mistakes nor pursuing taking
methods They are trained thoroughly In
the noble science and art Of optimctry,
They know enough about anatomy and
physiology to comprehend their work and
do II well They do not operate nor use
drugs, but they stndy the eve as the no
taust studies the flower and bring all its
secret and peculiar defects to the surface.
They then know what to do If an opera
lion Is necessary. as 1t sometimes IS they
determine The point Of operation. the kind
And the amount and the Intelligent orulist
does The work, His work IS not higher
nor lower than that Of the optclau, but
the talent and education for doing both
kinds OF work is rarely found in one man.
Dr. Seymour Is able to meet this Condi
ton much more satisfactorily than the
majority Of opticians. as he is associated
with both the physician and oculist, thus
giving his patients triple beEcdt Won
can not AFFORD to allow prejudice to stand
in HE way Of your consulting this eminent
specialist. lola Texas avenue, Mooie-Bur
F...t
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STOLE A PACKAGE.
Farmer from Pauly the Victim
0enOt Thief

Farmer from Pauly the Victim az a
Depot Thief.
Mr.. C. G. McNIchael VOL known farm.
or n Panty. Montgomery county, Texas,
was robbed Of a package containing dry
goods at the Grand Central station last
night Mir McMlchael was seated I'm the
waiting room when young man took %
seat beside him No attention was paid
TO him and a few minutes later Mr.. Me.
Michael missed his package. The man
was also gone The police were notiBe@
and man was arrested few minutes
later in o restaurant on Milan street and
locked Mp. charged with the theft lIu
said ne remembered nothing about the oc
rurrpuCp
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The Only WAY.


washington fOSt.
a bachelor member OF congress who Is
rot as handsome as Apollo dropped int,
clerk McDoWeIrs office the other day +,
seek sympathy because the ludy ON whom
he had looked with favor was abonr In hs
married no another man.
That reminds me- said Mr.. McDowcy
cruor Dick Ogcsby went down ia Jaiiet "a
inspect the state prison In one Of A.,
cells was very ugly man.
OCleshy. "'"'N
Abduction was the reply. 4 tried to
run ~ with girl and they caueht me
pardon Fnu as soon as / get back
10 Springfield, said the governor Il dcp'r
see nov yop conld expect tc get a wife In
any other way. ~
The honely bachelor congressman lauabed
loudly, Then, as the application ~ tb
story dawned upon him. the saile faded
from his face and he walked out OF McDow.
els ofhce without saying a word
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With Prominent Visitors
to and Citizens OF Houston
Who Have Something In
terestlng to Say.

dren not drive them, which TO my mind
Is the very best evidence Of her ability as
a teacher Did you ever think that ped
agogue and n military man must he very
similar in their management II they want
10 obtain the best rcsultgl After NIL men
and women are nothing but grown UP
rules will govern both. II an officer wants
his men 90 obey his commands from de
sire to please ak well Us from sense uf
duty he has first 10 be kind to them. lie
follows this by being arm-so firm with
them sometimes that he has to administer
punishment Ia order 10 demonstrate his
kindness. He has 70 follow this with a
thorough knowledge OF what he wants done.
and IL he hasn't that virtue he must soon
learn 10 assume ~. HIS next accomplish
mcnt must be TO make decisions quickY
and on that llnc he must have sufficient
Judgment not 10 have to reverse himself
save on very rare occasions. His ucNt.
and last and best gift should no an entire
willingness 70 do himself whatever he has
commanded to be- done When he steps
npon the battle field he should not say go
In boys aud give 'cm the hest you've got
IN the shop: but he should say come on
hoFS Is ihrre mn Accomplishment ln That
enumeration that would moi become the
teacher think you viii agree with me
that there Is not
it is an odd rule that will not work both
ways so the saying goes and in the case
Of the festive drummer who wants al
trains TO move ON the scheduled Second
throughout Tho broad domain Of Texas, So
is likely to work both ways To- his dlsad
vantage The drummers Of certain on
ganl2aton havc been the means ~ late OF
stirring up the rHiWond muguutcs ~ r"Nur
as they have NOT been Stirred for many
moons. These drummrrs have insisted that
all trains move ON schedule time. regard
less. II the connections are late leave
them 30 catch ou SOME other time ur some
DINER day. tApcris nave reasoned That this
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and Miss Hattie Smith. az the parish house
NJ Christ church next Monday evening,
February .. at $50 O'Clock. Mrs. r. T..
Parker Is chairman Of the music commit.
tee The entertainment Will bn under the
auspices Of the following patronesses Mes
danes LooscAn, Anderson. Andrews. Vas.
mcr Brady. j. n y House Ring, w r.
chew, o r. Holt. Howard II. smith
Raphael. w. H. Leavcil Margaret H. Fos-
ter. Miss Redwood. Miss Howard. Or Mar
garet Holland, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs Max
T'rWitz
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Texans in New York,
.g.lt rpt. n-AN

New York January 80 The following
Texans are registered in New York
Houston. C. Il. Seger Normandle
Dalas-J, l., Rallston, Jr., and wife, Ma
ware; George Edwards, Imperial
Fort Worth--Georgc S Gordon, Nor
mHudie.
Wax0hachie.-C. Liffert Williams, Broad,
way Central,
nonton.-F. Dexter Broadway Central.
TerrelL-r. NJ. Brittou, Broadway Cen
trail
Texas.-Charles Knowles Morton.
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srARrIING nrrnRn-

G. r. divers music house sold last even.
ing the last piano IN their establishment,
making ten pianos sold this month, They
arr expecting another carload Of their
noted pianos 10 arrive every day and they
invite the public 10 cah ami examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.