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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
ON SOUND
AND SHORE
Newsy Notes OF the Rarbor
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The steam collier Faith arrived
last night from san Francisco for
cold cargo.
The German bark Palace arrived
az Port Townsend today. IN tow. 80
did the schooner Robert seaflea
Thps Pollard. &c.. OF the Pollard
Steamship Inns " san Francisco. Ia
H. the city on a business trip.
The bark Harvester OF IN. Pacific
Packing and Navigation Co. reach
90 lurt Townsend from san Fran
cisco this morning The bark viii
arrive in Seattle some time this az
trrnoon. The Harvester viii be the
first u tho Pacific Hallway Cos
supply fiNct % arrive. The Amer
lean and the Peters are following.
The steamer Independent 81 the
Alaska fahcFiea' Union, will not he
ready t. FAil before tomorrow, or
probably. Friday. she viii carry
s'fs-f 49, 81 khH cpmg4Bg 3 proposed
new cAnuery ~ north. and take IN
tow two HruWA laden with brick for
the construction OF the buildings
The steamer Meteor. % the Globe
Navigation Company. goes 10 Nor
ans for slight repairs and repaint-
ing
The steamer John s. Klmbau. Of
she kruHs Zine. sailed this afternoon
fpr fan Frnnciaco with a large pas
srngrr lisj and q general cargo.
The government transport Dix has
gone 20 Tacoma. 20 complete loading
her cargo for Manila.
The Pollard line steamer Rainier.
from San Francisco. sill not arrive
here before tomorrow. She carries
s. passengers and 900 tons ~ freight
The fuur4mast q British bark West
Lothian cleared o. the Tacoma GUS
toms honH. yesterday and was towed
90 Rea today. The bark carries a
cargo ~ a sac sacks 81 wheat. con-
Hirnrd 10 Queenstown.
The British bark cumhrinn was
towcd Co aen by tho tug Pioneer yes.
terday. She carried 1900 barrels Of
-four valued az go 200 consigned to
Durham South Africa
The British steamer Trader r.
bringing down the cargo OK the Bcr-
tina 20 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
PRINCE HENRY DOESN'T
LIKE new YORK RAINS
Takes Luncheon With Morgan and Few
Other American NobIemen

~,~v YORK, Feb. ss,-Another
A.mp day faced Prince Henry
an he went upon the deck OF the
'....,,,srn this morning. All this
h.. ...'.,n ! drinHllng rain foll. The
l l...'.. remained aboard tho yacht all
..rn,nx. the inclemsnt weather de-
- In - temporarily abandon
y. xs,,t % Grants tomb.
y - the pyince and escort went
ss.rry's where the prince was the
y 49, -. a honor at = banquet ar
t--.-..a IS leA1inK business men aud
sn--l.,s.Fs among the number being
p.srcon, Morgan. William Rookie
49, wlaRm h. Vanderbilt and
Is,sn & Hewitt
re'.ans 4 capital were represent.
"a u ~ areheon. All the leaders
- MA street. were there, besides
-..~,.a "a rom Chicago. 81. Louis
- ga sisies. The banquet room
- rrrscgsly decorated. The
-, ~ party were assigned 70 a
- A. ers side % the room. others
49, ragged around In crescent
a.en this evening the prince viii
"a . Ars1a hall to review the parade
4 ths Gtrinsn-American societies OF
F,rs;sr New York. The parade prom
- % bs one Of the greatest Affairs
4 he kind ever seen IN the metrop-
- Il vii Be a torchlighs parade
ia ne participants will include an
Z ne German singing. gymnastic,
Exrpshooting ana bowling societies
( New York and vicinity. singing
IL ~ feature
TAe opera
- prince closed a busy day yes
say oy attending a gala perform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
FOR 1902
PRIN TING
City of Ballard Opens Bids
but Withholds Awards

The meeting OF the Ballard city
council last night WAS largely occu-
pied with routine matters.
When the bids for city printing for
1902 were opened, II was found that
the lowest bidder has no establish
ed newspaper. but intends starting
one n awarded the printing The
council deferred action TN next
week.
The council was asked TO contrib
ute SIS for the relief Of the Lcnan
family The mayor raised s. 90 by
donations, which was given Rev.
TranRer, who appeared IN behalf OF
the family.
Geo. +. Cotterill OF Seattle. in be-
half Of the taxpayers of Main street,
showed that the Assessment on
Main street was 1916 per cent. too
much, as 2.7l6 cubic yards OF earth
had been paid for. but not moved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
EMPLOYMENT
IN FEBRUARY
Labor Bureau viii Show Its Usual
Gratifying Increase

The partially completed monthly
report Of the labor bureau shows a
large Increase I'm the number Of posi-
lions filled. Already more men have
been sent out than was the case In
February OF last year, Even today
orders were received by Secretary
Grout for 20 men.
The Increase Is due mainly 10 the
OF spring, when work rs
opening up In camps, ranches, mills
and In railroad construction. In
the female department 300 positions
have been filled so far this month,
"A larger number than I'm the cores
ponding month last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
Mr.. FURTH
EXPLAINS
Tells Why Additional Street
Lights Are Delayed

sissrintendent OF Lighting Youngs
- 1ornLng received the following
ar fron President J. Furth. OF
q Settls Electric COMPANY. ex-
S@1s the cause OF delay ia in
kz4-as the additional electric lights
T.sr4 By the Board Of Public
Kxu This same matter came up
err Tie council for investiga zion
2rxnt-
hssing Is The letter IN fun.
+ &ex-tfs. k'eh e.
Llroangs. Superintendent Light
"a And Water Department.
DMz IL. IN reply TO your letter
{ fscext data. Ia regard 10 com
12sz about delaying IN installing
ssssiacal city lights ordered by the
Bac. Il Public Works. / Will say
Pa n m1fr for the additional ap-
52nrz neindinG transformers. arc
Arzx gaa lneandescsut lamp tx
IRA va paced before any con
e1.ra1s rziak>r Of additional lamps
~ - w3xed IN. The uanufac-
urHs asvrsr. did not have this
appsxra = raek and owing 10 the
IeT1se tank1rnn Of factories there
"a essr suxs tslay in getting q
oa- We lasa asne everything In
olf poSsr 70 kaesen shipment og
- sgparaizs re arc lamps were
,nl1pef Jasss'y y and arrived on
A14aIT y azt a a those that have
sssh osssFsd h have been installed.
me nussrse lncandsscen. fixtures
sns nrpet on January Z, and
sou. srrivs here within q week.
~ additional lamps that have been
as1n = viii require a large
.,aeasi q ADDITIONAL pole and line
-, 80 ne have a large part az this
slsaeY completed and will finish
~ "a soon as possible. 80 as
- ns,aA AMPS without further de-
:. = sooa a. fixtures arrive. We
~ A1ch regret this delay. but IN
" " circumstances we 40 not see
= could have been avoided.
illsii1g that this explanation win
truly, - t'N' 4 am yours
j. FURTH. President.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
LICENSES TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued: Thomas Jefferson
Thompson, aged %, OF Seattle. and
Ella Murdoch. 30, OF Kent. u. j..
McJerin, %, and Loreto Johnson, %.
both Of Seattle; Harry Grafton. 2S.
and Ethel n. Kingston. "a, both Of
Everett Harry Taylor. %. OF Lester.
and Mary 4. McCue, 80. OF Tacoma.
Laughlin y. DeVinc and Fanny IA.
White, both OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26

A FREE MAN
asooea Vows Are Called on by
Iudqe Griffin

~ matrimonial contract Of A. u.
-4Assorih and Ida Farnaworth.
-aeh Angus McAulay Is accused
i 'lfing, was dissolved In about
80 - Minutes b. Judge Graln yegter-
- s.snlh4- The s0iled linen which
e,s,.s 49, - thoroughly aired .u the
49, 49, court Was kept out OF the
-.sefte record. The ground efafed
-. -. abandonment Humphrey y
- go appeared Tor Farusworth
- apfriA & Eouthard filed a gen,
~ aenlai Tor Mrs. Farnsw0rth. hut
:. uial Went ~ default. All the
49, 49, were filed at once, and me
sss,.s.s consisted u the required
sIsin,tsy moving In behalf Of the
NE charge Of adultery apainst
-, a,naiay y stlll pending. and ~ b.
~ On q s750 bond. N s ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
BEGIN WORK

BALLARD. Feb. &c. Work on the
extension OF the Fremont electric
line began this morning. one hum
dred men were put to work on Rail-
road avenue. This extension viii be
built up Second avenue to Broadway,
thence along Railroad avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
WILL BUILD
A NEW DOCK

The Globe Navigation CO. viii
build a new dock between the Gaff-
ney and tho Oriental docks. ia the
near future. II viii be- compar-
ativeiy small sized dock There is
come talk 81 the Globe people pur-
chasing the Gaffney dock. in addi-
ton 10 the one they propose build
Ing. although Manager T. W Not
tinRham Of the Globe co. AYERS that
be knows nothing whatever about
the aunnnanl danl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
VIGOROUS
CENSURE
TiIlman and MCLaurin
to Be Punished

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Feb "a
The question ns 20 whether 90 pun
iah Senators Tiilman and McLaurin
was taken up this morning by the
senate elections and privilege COM
rnfttae. II was expected that q res
otution would be adopted Fuspeuding
both senators from participation IN
the proceedings ~ the nate for r.
limited time. but a conclusion not 20
oxpei them WAS definitely reached
through conferences between the
Republican and Democratic leaders.
The punishment VII take the FORM
Of "a vigorous resolution OF censure
and the compelling Of each 20 make
n thorough and satisfactory apology
70 the senate.
The house ways and means COM
rntttee today Instructed Chairman
Payne To report 20 the house the
Philippines tariff bin ~ It was
amended. with recommendation
that the house concur in amend
nents and demand n conference.
The impression prevails that In the
end the Republican house leaders
win accept the bill as passed by the
senate.
Restrict Polygamy
In response 10 many petitions and
tattara urging action the house com
ruittee on Judiciary today COM
ueuced hearing on the proposed
arneudnent 10 the constitution pro-
viding for stronger federal restric-
tion of polyRamy The committee
har before n report prepared by
tho Ministerial Alliance OF Salt Lake
declaring that polyRa is stu pfBc-
ticed and taught by the Mormons,
and that the church authorities CON
tirue 20 teqcb md Insist upon the
holiness ~ plural marriages,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
BOWERS

TACOMA. Feb. 2s.-F. u. Bowers.
champion golf player ~ the North
west. fled from the city today. leave
ing behind 5000 worth of bogus
checks In saloons and gambling
houses lie came 90 Tacoma from
Seattle is months ago, and has late
ly been one OF the legal repres 4 ta-
tivcs ~ the Snoqualmio Power -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26

idaho FIRE

WALLACE. idaho. Feb 2G.-Thc
Standard boarding house Mt Mace,
idaho. burned yesterday morning.
Dorsey Y Mann. ] w Edwards, fcu-
gene Bangs and Martin Moore lost
their lives and -. McCullum and
John H. Bowhay were 10 seriously
burned that they cannot recover.
Several others were seriously burn
cd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
Excelsior Sails

The steamer Excelsior, of the Pa
cihc Packing and Navigation Com
pany, sailed today for Valdos and
intermediate points. The steamer had
"a fun passenger list. She carried.
besides n general cargo, about 100 900
feet Of lumber for Valdes and Cooks
inlet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
SHOULD Be
STOPPED
Unlawful Advertising by a
Fake Medium

\ fiaKrant nulaan nee and outrageous
viaiatian u one of the ordinances of
ia clgst of~sxrst.r s-ss .fssas-~sssr tiss
past few weeks pfAt uctd in tbs
lobby and Va ffpnl OF the Seattle
pustufNce. Tao boys. with pockets
rfammed full % cards and pam
rhlets. have been IN and out ~ sea-
h8u bufily engaged in handing out %
All patrons OK the pphtuffice the cards
and pamphlets. advertising q fake
medium. and attempting 20 fleece
uuApphiaticaied MayfAFrrs BY entlc-
Ing them 10 her place Of business.
stappsa Il oass
SIX months aEu Postmaster Stew
art learned thht tho same boys were
practiciuE this method Of adYertis-
Ing la the poHfufiice. and they were
notified TO deelat Immediately. or
they would De arrested The boys
ceased 90 ratlons until about three
weeks aEo. when they again be-
gun a.
when informed hy a reporter for
tho star thiH morning that such WAS
the case. Postmaster stewart said
This thing must stop az once. The
boys were properly notified not long
ago that they were violating the law
BY 20 doing. and I win not stand for
u nt all"
The postal department. has rul-
lug against nuch practices. which
alone would put "a sudden stop 60 IL.
but aside from that the city'B
statutes strictly prohibit such ac-
tious. Ordinance No. so56. section 8.
subdivision J. provid aH follows;
Law On tas sutiset
1t shall b. unlawful for any per
H0n 20 engage in the buNimeHH Of
posting. printing, lacking or distrlb-
utlng any advertising matter. cir
culars. handbila. dodgers. cards.
samples or sample copies OF any ad-
vvrtiHing matter used 10 advertise
patent medicines. patent articles to-
baCCo. shows. theatrical perform
ances or Tor any other purpose for
which advertising matter r. used,
calculated 90 attract the attention Of
thc public. without FIRST obtaining "a
license from the city Of Seattle"
Subdivision "a ns follows. No
person, whether licensed or not. shall
distribute or scatter upon any public
street. place. sidewalk. or alley Of
tho city OF Seattle any circular.
dodgcr. handful. pamphlet. card. or
any advertising matter whatever"
subdivision s. ANY person found
guilty OF violation Of the rules
enumerated IN the above section and
subdivisions Will be deemed guilty
Of mlsdemeanor. and viii be sub
feet 90 fine 81 not more than 500
or sentence of not more than 10
days 10 jail. or both fine and impris-
onmcnt.'
Very Persistent
The boys alluded 10 are very per-
aistent I'm their efforts TO circulate
the cards. and n n person refuses 20
accept they Hlyly slip II into his
pocket. The boys carry their ma
terial In their inside overcoat pockets
and carefully avoid tho officers. A
Star reporter made an Inquiry as
TO whether or not they had any per-
init 10 distribute the cards. and was
Informed they were In no way IL
cens0d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
BERTHA UNDER
HER OWN STEAM

y,e s.eafner Tees. which arrived at
.sa.acoaFsr, last evening rsr1.rss
yssisrS. .ns steamer BERTHA on Union
Hhdsr ~. morning The Bertha WAS
ne 49,. oNn steam and only max
hoi rsses 81 Knots an hour. She was
Fridsv 7. seattle before Thursday or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26

Seattle, Feb. Is, 1909.
Editor Star Because Of many d.
rect questions put 90 me BY personal
friends and people 81 the city hav-
ing the best interests ~ Seattle az
hsart--gsking Just what nay policy
toward gambling, the social cvH and
the saloons will BE-. ! think u hut
tire act 81 fairness o. make public
statescnt watch shall be complete
answer 10 All. and 90 ig over my own
signature. ! therefore desire tbs
following 70 De published today.
/. The Platform adopted by the
Democratic convention last satur-
day covers the y hole ground Eoner-
ally. but not ~ specifically on the
certain points Involved as many
~ 0uid Ike. hut & believe this state
meut will be sufficiently clear and
tbs sseisi Evii
2 Touching ihe social EVIL, am
frank 20 say that I DO not believe
any chief executive OF Seattle can
absolutely suppress n. But I DO be-
iisye IN qGarantiuing that evil and
combining IL % districts remote from
all residence and retail portions %
the clty. as well a. the great thor
oughfarea along the water front.
believe in putting this evil under
the closest police surveillance. with
the penalty 81 immediate expulsion
from the city for any serious viola
ton Of those regulations. The so-
ciai evil. while Il must BE- endured.
should be completely controlled by
the authorities and never be permit
ted 20 flaunt It's offsnslvencss IN the
face Of the public. Dives ike the
Paris house viii Be suppressed.
Gambling
2 Gambling win be driven or the
street and 20 cover. Their haunts
should be 50 remote that no innocent
80 siu. So minor. and especially no
member Of tho dinner pail brigade"
can find them.
A. My attitude toward the holders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
GIVES BAIL

BUTLER. Pa, Feb. 2G.-Mrs. sof-
Eel. charged with assisting In the
escape Of the Biddle brothers from
3aiL was yesterday released on 5000
cash bail deposited by her father.
She accnmpanled him homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
GOODWIN ANNOUNCES
TO THE STAR
HIS POLICY IF ELECTED
The Democratic Candidate for Mayor Comes Out Boldly
and Tells What He Believes In and
What He Will Do

II an licenses Il ani win BE- that ~
protection % all the rights which
the licenses convey n man takes
out license 90 sell property mt auc-
Ilou. Or 10 vend peanuts upon the
street. BE- should BE- protested. not
Only IN bis right 20 aeli his goods,
but against cyrFy other person vi no
attempts 90 do business without a
license.
rAs saissa ousstisn
g My attitude toward the saloon
D. precisely the same. The man who
pays fer "a license CD retail liquors
should always 30 guaranteed every
right which that license carries. But
such license does not Nive ths "a
loon keeper the riEht 30 violate any
law regulating the sale 81 intuEicAt-
Ing liquors Tho saloon keeper cam
not. Tor example. under hts lleeuHs
fhl To employ women 60 dispense
his goods
tbi To sell liquor Is minors.
tcl To conduct or permit buucn or
brace games In eonnectiun with the
saloon.
tdI To harbor thieves. buneo mon
or other iaw-brraksrn.
g. The unlicensed saloon generally
known as tho "blind piE." will not h~
tolerated.
Pueiie Paris
:. The public parks 81 tho city
or private ones Tor that matter. are
intended for the benefit ~ all the
people. and especially the wage
earu~rs. Tho sale ~ intoxicating
liquors and the maintenance 81 as
HiEuation houses therein are both
forbidden b. the law. and neither
will be- permitted " am elected
mayor.
n elected mayor % Seattle. u will
be my greatest ambition 90 give the
people u this city a clean and hon
est administration, such aa the bus
ineaa men and iRw-abldiuE citizens
can commend without qualification.
J.. W GOODWIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
MERCER ISLAND
GAME PRESERVE
"0sn Mike Kelly Adds Three
Deer TO the Stock

game v s,ay Mike Kelly. county
assf ts gafeen, bought three Alaska
lske tbss. Dtc ~ and one doe and win
fark ~ 20 his home near south
70 hsresss,' ' X, he VIII transfer them
User were captured b y the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26

.anee at the Metropolitan opera
house, where ak single acts OF FAM
Gus operas were produced. The OPP
eras selected were Lohcngrin."
Carmen" Aida" '~rannhAuser,"
La Traviata" and 'I.e CID" Among
the famous artists who took part
were Emma Games. Calvc, Gadski.
Mime. Schumann- Heink. Tcrnina.
Nine. Scmhrich. SaNgnac, Alvarez,
Ed0unrd de Reszke. Van Dyck, Van
Rooy, David Bispham ana Campan-
arl. The performance Waa the most
brilliant from a musical standpoint
ever given In America.
Press Banquet
Elaborate plans for the dinner In
honor Of Prince Henry 10 DO tender
ed 10 the press OF the country by the
New York Staats-Zoltung AZ the
Waldorf Astoria thls evening, have
been perfected. Leading newspaper
men are 20 be present from all parts
OF the country The toaHts for the
dinner, as arranged, are as follows;
welcome 20 our Distinguished
Guest" Herman Ridder OF the New
York stats Zeitung. Responded 90
BY Prince Henry.
The Emperor u Germany and the
President u the United states." by
whltelaw Reid OF the New York Trio'
une.
The Press. The Tie That Binds"
BY st.Clalr MeKelway Of the Brook
lyn Daily Eagle.
Saxon Blood. What We owe 20
Germany IN Literature, Art. Science
and Music" BY Charles Emory smith
OF the Philadelphia Press.
international Amity," by ChaH.
w. knapp 90 the ST. Louis Republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight |
and ThurHday, occasional rain, high |
south ~ west winds. becoming fresh |
Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

Friday on the killing of the man by
 Officers Giles and Murphy gives uni
 versal satisfaction. It is recognized
 that when the men pursued the des
 perado they undertook a desperate task, as the deceased had undoubtedly shown his intention to fight at the slightest provocation. He had pulled his gun down on F. J. Hogan. taking him for an officer, and had said on this side of the line that he could not go into Mexico. The danger, too. was that he would have killed the first person who refused any demand he made. and that would probably have happened at some lonely ranch. He used his burros as a barrcade between himself and anyone whom he suspect ed with the skill of an old frontiers man. The scene Friday, as viewed with field glasses from the town. of the two officers circling around the fugitive, who cleverly kept his two laden burros between them, while he covered his pursuers with his heavy rife, was dramatic and exciting.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15
NOTICE OF MEETING
Of Stockholders of the Fl Paso and Southwestern Railroad Company.

Of Stockholders of the Fl Paso and
 Southwestern Railroad Company.
 Notice is hereby given that special meeting of the stockholders of the Fl Paso and Southwestern Railroad company will be held at the office os the company at Bisbee Cochise coun- ty Arizona territory, at 12 m. on the 18th day of June. A D., 1902, for the purpose of acting upon the proposed purchase of the Arizona and South eastern Railroad its property, fran chises, and the entire capital stock Of the company and of its stockholders, and authorizing the board of directors of this company to consider the same and take action in relation thereto. and also for the purpose of acting upon the proposed purchase of the South western Railroad of New Mexico, it's property, franchises, and the entire capital stock of the company and of its stockholders, and authorizing the board 1i directors of this company t. consider the same and take action {, relation thereto.
 Dated May 28th, A. D., 1902.
 By order of the Board of Directors GEORGE HOFFMAN. 5-20 Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

For Sale.-200O Brick. Address Quality Hin 60, P. O. box 414.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15
NO1ICE-A. o. U. w.

It has been agreed that all members of Queen Lodge, No. 6, A. O. U. w. who took part in the recent contest on ether side, shall pay 50 cents to the refreshment fund. Early payment is requested to Henry w. Brizzee, Mas ter Workman, or Lewis Hunt, re corder.
 6-10 St LEWIS HUNT, Recorder.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15
LADIES GAN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot- Ease, a powder to be shaken into the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to corns and bunions It's the greatest comfort dis covery of the age. Cures and prevents spots. Aliens Foot Ease is a certain cure for sweating. hot, aching feet At all druggists and shore stores, 25c. Don't ac- cept any substitute. Trial package FREE by mail Address. Allen s. Olmsted. Le Roy, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15
POPULAR WANTS.

For Rent.-Threeroom house, one room adobe. Aplly 4sO, below hospit- al. 6-144t.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

Lost, Strayed or Stolen-From Doug las, bay horse branded on left hip r over horizontal s. Reward Address Mrss. E. E. Lincoln, Douglas, 6-13-6t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

25c-Bisbee or Naco-25c.
 Street car fare rate on the O + stage line. 4-16-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

For Rent.-One f1veroom house, be low slag dump; $2O per month. Apply at Bank of Bisbee 6-12-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

The most reasonable modern hotel in Los Angeles is the The Rosslyn.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

For Rent.-One tworoOm house and one four-roOm house. Inquire of Mrs. Allison, No 96, Clawson hill 6-13-Gt
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

For Rent.-Two houses, two rooms and four rooms. Mouth of Dubacher canyon Nos. 40 and 609. Apply at Review or P. O. box 236. 6-14-4t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

For Sale.-One Broom house and one Broom house. Good well, with water. Apply at 232 Brewery Gulch.
 6-13-6t.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

The Rosslyn Hotel, Los Angeles, is conducted on American and European plans.