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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-23

FOR sALE-aOUsEs.
NORTH COLUMBIA FEICHTs-Looated one
square north Of Holmead Manor lots Z5NlO0 20
Sl1l7o' prices pc 70 S'c square food; terms.
50 20 500 cash and SIS 90 SO monthly on each
lot. or one-third cash. balance one. two and three
years. For fgli particulars. drop postal telc-
phone or call for new l6-page illustrated book
let. plat. etc FULTON R. GORDON, 7oi i4h
81 nv me-
FOR sALE-Two bargains: one on 18th ~, rear
Southern Railway Office the large three-story
brown front building. 90 feet front. I05 deep.
alley side and rear, suitable for small factory
OF printing house; also seven tWO-story bricks
agents See j. l. CORNELL, care Lacy's, Pacific
Building. F st. mZI-s
FOR SALE-Eere's a cheap house, price. Fl sold
and closed up inside Of twenty days. $500 a
nearly Kew 2-story Groom aud bath. hall,
range. and iatr0Je, situated on a letJered street
northwest; cars pass the door This house was
built 10 sell for $500; $500 WAS IoaHed On Il;
terms, 500 cash. OF All cash
STONE & FAIRFAX.
MIS- sos and SOS + ST. NV
FOR sALE-A lovely home. nov. northwest, two
stories, cellar. furnace cabinet mantels. good
lot: rom for a stable; rents for 50 m0uthi
price. ., 80 STONE FAIRFAN-
m2-5 S06 and SOS 50. NV.
FOR SALE-Ty1 cheap houses. $50 each. on
Aa-Al 81 NV CAV hlllDA NfLNa h- rooms. DaLnr
reception hall. cellar furnace. cabinet uIutels:
ST6IE FAIRFAX.
MIS- So and SOS NV
FOR SALE-Cheap Al 500. near Government
Printing Ofhce- worth q. so. a WeII-buiE Iw0-
story bav-wIHdeN brick & r00ms bath. cellar.
furnace. LOT IsXs5. alley
STONE FAIRFAK
m22-3 Sl6 and SOS st. NV
FOR SALE-yery cheap near Government Print
ing Once; brick dwelling s ROOMS and bath:
lot p over lO0 feet 60 wide alley. desirable
locality faces New jersey ave. near I ST. only
S., 800 STONE & FAIRFAX
m22-5 500 and SOS 81. NV
FOR SALE
The Landsomest little house In the city for the
price; only 500 cash, balance monthly two
story brick, SIX rooms and bath; near tU0 car
lines; only one left out Of eight
J.. LODGE HILL
NILS sJ3 r 81. nv.
FOR SALE
Well located Hw- two-Storv six room and hath
br.CSs renting Tor S23 month.
Price $50
+. LODGE Hull.
m2l-$ So 81 nv
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TRAINS OK BLUENoNr BRANCH

Leave Washington s-0I a. m daily, 100 p e..
4-s5 d. I'D. and fsf3 3. m. wees GAYS, and go p.
m Suuflvs only Tor Biulmoat. ard 6-Z5 b. m
week dl-s- and II 40 T. Il-. theatre trslz- Non
DAYS Wcdncsd1ys and Saturdays i1- Lee55lrs-
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-Iarge grey wagon horse: good
worker. 1888 4th st. NV e2s-s
HAVING FINISHED my contract with Under
ground Telegraph Company. J uIu sell j. horse.
and mare. They VIII suit farmers. carriers of
amp one that wants a good. big worker Also
ms handsome. attractive and exceedingly stylish
uottiug mare Daisy Wilkes. She Is I5z hands
high very Iaugcy, finely formed, shows high
breeding; has no record, rHads T. miles an hour;
can trot ia 2 20. sound. kind and fearless of ali
objects Elegant Tubber-tire run4bout aud hand
made harness. VIII sell the mare regardless Of
cost i0 anyone that viii give her a g00d home
Apply at Sol 81. NV m23-3
LEFT TO BIZ sOLD-sCvcral wagons. buggies.
carriage. and couPeets, nothing in reason re-
fused GENE R, IZIO Ohio ave, second floor.
60
FOR LE-Co5d horse, harness, aad butter
wagon: fine CorditiGn- also good to- bEggy and
harness ll3J North Capitol -. e22-8
FOR sALE-Twslyc good yrz horses. zlitsblc
for most any busincss; one good driving mare.
also one nO-t0p express wagon Can be seen ia
rear Of 1859 SLst ~ nE. e2I-6
FOR SALE-Two ueE platform wagons. VIII suit
coal or feed dealer; enc rngle lumber wagon.
FLYNN BLOiNT, I'D IIth 81 sw- m2l-8
FOR SALE-s2J % go; have no further use. 20
horses and mares suitable loE farm. family, or
general business purpose Shetland pony, carl,
aud harness; gentle f0T children 10 ride or drive.
also wagon, harness, utensils Apply 2I2 az ST.
e4e-7
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-Cents wheel fine condition s.
Address BOX sS7. this Office m2l-g
FOR SALE-Gent's 1901 bicycle, made by Ameri-
can Bicycle Co: Ia perfect condition; SO. II
taken this week. Adde'S BOX SO, this once.
m2l-s
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT OR SALE-A furnished b,,,se on
Delaware ave. sw. Apply 70 455 Delaware ave.
sg. es2-s
FOR RENT-s2 Jackson st. ne ,iy-r,or, brics.
water and gas. P. J. WALSHE, GEO p Il. NV.
e2S-3
FOR RENT-I5ls st. Sc. seven rooms; two
latro5es and ranges bath and closet; KEYS next
door, sl2-0- esO-3
FOR PENTHOUSE .(AyAILABIE FFB 1900
~ hIEENih II. n W; 10 rooms. besides
bathroom and pantry: closets large and abund-
ant, condition Of house frst-class. location high
healthful, central and very desirable. rent $50 %
70 Desirable tenant Apply ca premi5es or %
" BALDWIN JOHNSON jals-f
FOR RENT To desirable COLORED TENANTS
new. modern. sani;Ery 4-room and bath Fats:
FIeIee 81 NV near North Capital; So 70 Sl4.
GEO r. HILL 6l5 18th st. NV. MIL
FOR RENT-Only three left: Nos 1g7. Ia. and
lay Thomas st. NV; ncw houses; six rooms: tile
bath; furnace rent. $3.50 FRED ". REEVES,
6lI l3th ST. NV. ia9-ff
FOR RENT-Fres;' 70 colored persons; ave-room
houses. northeast. free Tor one month and then
only S a month CAYWOOD & GARRETT. cor
neF 18th st. I'D SeU York Nv. ns-In
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHE ROOMS.
FOR ENT-Uniuruished room. S. 500 9th St,
NV eI
FOR RENT-rvo UNFINISHED rooms. with heat
H25-3
FOR RENT-For light business purposes. two
large. dry. well lighted basement rooms. heat
Cd, Sl5. i23 nth st. nv. mess
FOR RENTING unfinished rooms 4O6 18th st.
Sc esz-s
FOR RENT-Two UNFINISHED rooms, with bath;
~ ny
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WANTED-Tisrce women frst-class cook 500,
general workers and chlmbermaid Enquire l-ll
10th ST. q
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HELP wANTED-mALF.

UANTED-A man 20 take charge OF Office; ref
oreHces. so deposit; $50 per week. 1899 F st.
WANrED-A white boy with wheel to run err
ran'-. 5i- 5th 81. NV. eI
WANTED Colored hotel chef ($Go and wiic as
vegetable cook tSlal- also walters tSle) and
baggage porter lS1bl. Tor West Virginia. Apply
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th st- and Penn>li T.
f'.A "''. co.
wANTED-A rrst-class waiter. lI5 Peunsylyauia
ave. nv al
wANrED-A good barber. Apply 1894 9Th st,
ny. u. 81
wagon driver and helper. 1920 New York ave.
NV. MI
WANTED-Cood calorcd barber Tor steady job;
guarantec- VIRGINIA FLATS, 2l20 81. NV
WANTED Pour experienced cafe walters. to-
day; oyster lar man. four di~hwasborS, two bell
boys. houSemeus dairymcn. SHAChLEFoRDS.
WANTED-rvo BARRIERS; guarantee; easy shop
100 sth st.anU. MI
WANTED First-cIass ladies taiIors: longest
season and -high salary; only frst-clJss need
apply 10 l4th 81 MI
WANTED-Colored hotel walters, SIS; room and
fare 90 Nest Virginia. today. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCl. Ilth and Pa. ave. mi
WANTED-SaIeslnan. SO weekly. also clerk. So
CAN after $50 a. M, BASEMENT, Ul% 18th 81.
NV. nj
WANTED Active white man to work in whole
sale grocery and feed store, must furnish good
reference for honesty, subricty and ability Ad-
dress Bon 80, tins office. nj
WANTED-Baker. second hand 20I2 Il st. NV
MI
AN INCOME Of SIS weekly can be earned in spare
time or evening by any person able 60 write;
proof sent free anywhere 90 those sending 2u-
22I, Brooklyn, New York. mi
WANTED-FIty good colored laborers Meet me
al b. s o. Depot, u O'Clock, sunday night, for
Pennsylvania. Call ion information. SO 10th ST.
NV mZS-2
wANTED-Tvo drummers for a butter and feed
store Address with references, BOX 426, this
othee. mi
WANTED-TFo experienced wall scrapcrs. Call
toGay. bring tools ll6 18th ST. C. OLSON. mi
WANTED-Good farm hand. married or single.
C1u after ;, rs 10Th 81. ne. mss
WANTED-Colored boy 10 drive carriage and at
tend furnace; reference. Address Bon 4Ig. this
Office es2-S
WANTED-First-cIass Tacksmith's helper. VII
LIAM WALTERS SOY. 18th and d SIS. nv e22-3
WANTED-Nan With teams to haul ashes. Apply
ROOM 80 Corcoran Building. OBJ
WANTED-Carptnter 10y the month; must be
well Recommended Apply RIGGS HOUSE e2I-2
MANIEb-Young man apprentice ia bakery with
some experience preferred. Address Bon fO2. this
cfate. e2I-2
WANTED-Two canyassers for household article:
- Per CEN commission Apply after p m,
T. r. NAY SI8 eth st. ne ru7l-3
wASTED-colored boy with bicycle to run
clT4Hds and make himself generally useful must
come well recommended j. BAJMGARTEN &
s9NS, l2l' Penaa. ave. m2I-5
MANTED-Boys with bicycles for messenger scr7-
icei can earn from so 20 $50 per month; $50
guaranteed; school boys or boys CtheTV ise en-
gagged maE md employment from 10 $50 p. m
2 6 % 1899 p. III. daily at SO cents per night.
MUTUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER CO., I48I F ST.
Att
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LOST.

LOSF-sIayed away from home a pure white
cati deaf in both ears, as same is q pet in
family, huder VIII not only be rewarded. but
viii DO a favor by returning same 10 CHARLES
T. BABCNCK COS Massachusetts, ave nv. 81
LOST-At Columbia Theatre "Wednesday evening
lady's Poekstbook, containing s.. Suitable re-
ward IL returned % ROOM 81, Riggs House. ef
-POcEcibO0k containing three notez and
money. "Wednesday night. return book and notes
and keep money. Ed DEBOE, senate Annex.
e22-g
LOST OR STRAYED-From IA front O. the
Bazaar. 3tO Ia ave. NV, one brown or bay
mule, on OF about Monday December t. 1901
Return same and receive reward. ALEXANDER
ANDREWS m23-3
LOST-Large grey Dane, o. the 18th: answers
name Brilliant; reward. If05 New York ave
NILS
LOST-A gold knights OF Pythias charm Re-
ward II returned 10 GEORGE n. WHITING. Ggg
n 81 n22-8
LOST-Femsle hound pup; black and white Re
ward for return 90 1914 % 81 NV els
LOsT-December Z. 1901. solitaire diamond ring.
Tiffany setting. engraved J. 5. ". 90 A. r. H.
1851 LibcIal reward for its return 70 Office o.
HOTEL JOHNSON. NILS
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Through trains from thc south arrive Wash
inEtou E-s2 A. H.. 6-52 a. M. 9 rs o. M l1-L5
a. N. 6ailv. except Aondavss 800 r. 70, e7of
D. ~ and 9-31 D. daily Locs- trains from
Harris1n5u-g. I1-57 a. weeZ cays and
$50 D. IN. daily. From Cl2riCttsasiilc. SIS
a. a. AID ESQ 2. m daily.
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WANTED Three girls, plain cook. chluhgr-
maid: other Iauudrcss, good wages. Enquire
80 nth ST. Ell
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- 49, ~. -'-' Ae4A A''- LlL
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-By coIored boy. place 20 nm en-
rsnes OF help around house j2 18th st. NV cl
WANTED-By white boy Of sixteen. place in
store or Office. &c / st. NV. eI
WANTED-By a frst-clAss salesman. a situation
Ia grocery and provision store, twelve years
experience and best reference. Address BOX $50.
this Office. eZ3-3
WANTED-By sober, aIl-round jourueyman
painter work by the day or job 1920 Union ~.
sw- e23-2
WANTED-Who needs neat. willing houze bow.
driver, porter Good references Telephone Main
- 80 M
WANTED-By neat. respectable ooIored man.
place as bell boy, shop boy, or porter. SO 5th
81. nj
WANrED-Placc liz grocery store, drive wagon.
1855 Union st. s1. nj
WANTED-By baker, position as first OF second
hand on cakes OF bread. Address BOX 427 this
Office. m22-2
WANTED-By two c0l0red men. places as drivers
OF helpers on wagon ls I'd ST. ne e22-2
WANTED-By good colored boy, place in private
family or any kind of work. address W ASH
LEY. 1896 Iith ct. NV mag
WANTED-Wiu give 500 FOR Government posi-
ton Az laDorer; strong papers on file; confidence.
Address BOZ 4O5. this Office u22-3
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AAfED furulture. contents % houses bought.
also store and Office 6zture-- src W or TELEPHONE
Main ZlJS-z- FKIEs g. HOPWOOD. sth and
rs. nv. e55-q
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WANTED-AGENTs.

NANTED-Agents Tor the latest and most pon-
Uiar subscription books: commission and a guar
antecd salary. Address BOX s2l this ofice
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Tickets aleep.-g car rgse1atic-s, and drt-ileI
Information can re had q ticket cfi-es 7g5 l5-h
ST.. 5II PeaEsy iva1i1 Avenuc. and fcuEs5 isan.2
Station BaE-zEe checked through trg=s aote55
and residence
'Phoue Main I41 P r. r. Cab Service.
FRANK : CANNON. % e p and Gen Mgr
:. n. HARDWlCK. CeEe-al Fass'r AgcCt
L s BROWN. Cereal Agent
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AN iED-thcap pair secondhand crutlhes for
worthy Invalid without means. Address BAND
INSTRUMENT REPAIR SHOP. 40 Virginia ave
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

] HAVE A CLIENT who desires 10 rent q house
with several acres of land near the cars and
within several miles o. Washington. LOUIS J..
SHOEh Aki-R. 30 r 81. NV. t22-8
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SITUATIONs wAxTED-FEMALE.

" ANIED-By a respectable colored woman.
place as general h0useVOrker in small family. OF
nuns Call or address 9l5 Fla ave. NV MI
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wANTEp-MIscELLANEoUs.

" ANIED-s-uiug machine; slightly used: any
standard AXE must be 1eoouabie. Address BOX
454. tais office II
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HELP wANTED-FEMALB.


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MIN vvsxTED-EE,sAI
---~------------------- $500
VI ANTED-Woman as csnera1 houseUorScr, must
b. good cook. -four On family; references. ia2
= NV
NANTED-HousehrcpD store ROOM eh4m.ei-
maids pantry girls, for hotels BO R'EsS no
! ~ N'''-N' J. % i''' o..
WANrED-Ihrce women; hrst-class o'1N- -.
general workers and CtlW1efnlld- Enquire i-ll
----- -,
NANTED-Thrrc girls pi1ln COOK e-lra'si-
maid. other laundrcss' good wages Inquire
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NANgED-GoOd cook. to do general hou5eNofh
also. Apply 1907 l,t ST. NV on
,r-,,--1,,, 81 -. 80 .,.1, t,,-,.-. ,.- sf...,,
wears o.d for light housekeeping. Apply 213
Pennsy lvania ave NV q
-, .,--....-.r -.
An small Slil 10 ".7" Gl'sz S''' .1-.
----.--.-.. -
y I'D iaa1ediaielN. s.'a NslSt ,.,''','
steady employment apply NhS- OoLi-'l1N'
az sth - So a.
WANTED-Reliable czpsriencel white girl for
general hou>e"oTk- 2s5 North Osrlt"i 81 81
\ ,,-rrD 5-,I,r.I ,...-.., =, r,ol wish and
iron Apply after ESQ p M, Fs 7 ST. nw. ei
yyANTFD- Girl Cor ,.5-f..f iopcrv. stage avp. cv-
,,sr-rr- q an, AMI soII-[ wanted address
BOX 42l, this Office. es'-&
m VIZ, 75...-l.1. ..-,.,,l ..,i,..fi ,,,er,.
e,-csr1dv. ,t-ts ,Tbcre Iast ernlovsd and Silarv
wanted. or no stteHiion viii be paid. Addrea
b-lA -, inns once ca
yy,,.TrD- C,,,or.5 woman II, do .,epe-,l bo,,sa-
vork; mist stay nights references. so ST.
NV. e.
.N-rrr, ci-l- 49, .,,t., se - ~, e,,,,,,-
bermaids. housemaids and cooks. 1900 New York
ave. NV MI
= ANTED- Nurse. dishwashor. chambermaid-
waitress, cook tprivate family; good wages
F;S New York ave. mi
wANTED-At once, a reliable girl in small
family 20 cook and do general house|oTk' no
washing OF ironing; references required lSS
-------H = --e@ Nv
NANTEp-Three neat colored general house
WORKERS Sl5 SI4, SI2; small families. also cooks,
lo.-i 81 mn
WANTED-Lady cashier in large department
store; only those having had experience in such
ofiise. -'''7' QUA MIS- t5'''
Va oulb t~oyI Pi1n NIi'S,; ~ "eSS;
1otL :, o. '"' - ~ "a
leln SO LN. nj
HANIED-Ien c9lored women c99ss also i9f
-o5 % = ms i''''i Wv a ~ nj -
MANI5D-louns iaa2 to taSe charge Of l1n
7 iTS SIp C6Stpyk,-y "a, ~, - -, ~
M 80, -
" r - - 'l. ~ -HL l.l b'l..-t "l go. =,
- s'e.el,es iel'lleo' 80 uoAe nights. l'l- IL
81 NV. mi
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MANTED-By a col0red girl. a nice place as
nj
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WANTED-CroceIy delivery wagon; halt cash.
balance in groceries. Address BOX zgI. this
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

Apply at once for Weekly BuIIetIn.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-19

turned to Fl Paso yesterday where he makes his headquarters. Mir. Sim mons is one of the best railroad men in the Southwest He was for two years superintendent of the A. & N. M. railroad between Clifton and Lords burg. During that time he changed that road from a narrow to a standard guage and in doing so, overcame many difhcult engineering problems. The most of MT. Simmons time is now taken up in looking after the heavy work on the E. P. ( s. W. this side of Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-19
WHI Work for Statehood

Will Work for Statehood
 Mir. and Mrs. c. O. Rouser of the Copper. Queen hotel will start this morning for . vacation trip to the coast They expect to visit various points of interest MT. Rouser for . number of years was general manager of the Commercial club in Indianap- oils, Indiana, and has a large acquaint- ance with the prominent men of that state. He has a very intimate ac- quaintance with Senator Beveredge of that state and expects to meet him in Los Angeles. Senator Beveredge is the chairman of the senate com mittee on territories and Mr. Rouser will have an interviw with him on the question of statehood for Arizona MT. Rouser is not an old timer in Ari- zona, but has been here long enough to catch the statehood fever, and he will try to lodge an admission microbe under the hat of the Indiana senator The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Rouser will wsih them . pleasant trip to the coast
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-19
A PIONEER
 OF CANANEA
MR. |. LINDSAY WENT THERE IN 1sss-oPeNEo THE DEMO cRATA MINE

Re Was the Original Owner. of the
 Mpnss in Which Phelps, Dodge (
 Co. Have Become Interested
 Mr. L. Lindsay, who was the first American to make . camp in the now famous Cananea mineral district, was in Bisbee yesterday. Mir. Lindsay went to Cananea in 1896. That was before the appearance of Colonel w. c. Greene in that section. MT Lind say opened up what is known as the Democrata mine at Cananea which he afterwards sold to H. H. Hoffman of Cincinnati. He is yet the owner of some important property at Cana nea, among them being the Copper Bell and American. He was the form CT owner of the property now known as the lndiana-Sonora group in which PAslps, Dodge ( Co, have become interested. This property, MT. Lind say says, is the equal of that owned by the Greene Consolidated company and makes . far better surface show ing. Mir. Lindsay was accompanied yesterday by Mir. Bracey Curtiss, who has been associated with him for sev- eral years. They came up from Can anea-
 Everybody in Cananea," said MT. Lindsay, ''is glad to see the Phelps Dodge company become interested in the district. Their great successes in operating mines in the past is a guarantee that they will add much to the prosperity of Cananea mineral dis trict
 ''Cananea continues to grow as fast as building material can be brought in" continued MT. Lindsay. T have it on good authority that there are at the present time $400,000 worth of new buildings contracted for. It is dation would soon be better, as Col the camp. Wages are good, but ac- commodations are necessarily poor yet and many carpenters and other mechanics will only remain there un- carry them away"
 Mir. Lindsay said hotel accommo dations would soon be betters, as Col cnel Breathitt. formerly of Tucson, would complete a Connections hotel within the next two weeks. This new hotel is located in the new town, known as Mesa
 Mir. Lindsay had his first experience in mining at Virginia City, Nevada, many years ago. He was at one time eoooected with the Aexicana mine in this district. He has been in Mexico the most of his time since lsS6 ana has covered every spot of sonora on horseback, where there vas the least indication of mineral
 Asked about the reported strike at Cananea last week, Mr. Lindsay saao it was attracting no attention m that camp and he heard nothing about II, There was some fifteen machinists quit and left camp, but the incident had caused no inconvenience 90 iar ss was learned.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-19

MT. J. H. Jacks, of the lumber com pany, says a great many new build hss aso bsisO planned for tAs near future, among them new cold stor- age building to be erected by the Los Angeles Brewing company.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-19
Hurt in the Mine

Hurt in the Mine
 A telegram was received in this city yesterday from Cananea telling of the injury of Barney Vale in the mines at that place. The injury while serious will not prove fatal. MT. Vale is well known in Bisbee and friends here regret to learn of his misfortune.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-19
NEW ENGLAND KITCHEN
choses ,ts poors-preperty in hand' os Mortssoee-creditors Mak' LoosSng

os Mortsseee-creditors Make
 Loossns
 The New England kitchen yesterday chased it's doors and voluntarily sur rendered the property to Attorney W. p Miller. who represents a mortgA&ee hv tbe name of W. G. Woods, whose place of residence is given as St. Paul Minnesota It is stated that the mort gage calls for $3.0O0.
 A. Neuman, the proprietor, nag flown and was last heard of in Den yer. which is very poor consolation TOT a number of creditors who are losers to the amount of seventeen or eien- teen hundred dollarA
 Nr Neuman made his departure on JuIv Eth. to be gone ten days ana left Charles Wilson in charge Of the nlsce who had full power to coiiect evervthinx that was due, but alas, nls .uthurity did not extend to the set' ting of bills past due. - n.
 On July 3d,. 4th and 9th, during ne three days celebration, prices VI dcnbled ii the New England hncnen 2 ana inc place was crowded. "A eooo c,s.r-un was made and the next oay The prourfetor left town, going nrst to Tncson then to E Paso and non there he went to Denver for the os'en' sib1e % purpose of borrowins money, .,
 Tn the meantime Wilson, the xn who was left in charge, coliec.eo a 'rs os money due on pay day. but ins'e.u ', souaring up accounts, tnls .s went to pay Wilson or Wilson l;rad o. nv xlmeron Neuman were left to tn'z effect. .d,tors were buncoed until the crssh csms yesterday and far .sn, oas..aa
 t Id reported that Neuman ns. ;o;ned Charles Han, ex-proprietor ol the Bank Exchange saloon of tnis city. who is at present in Denver, sno together the two will engage m tne curio business M -e4
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-19
Still Going

Still Going
 Although the weather in Bisbee has been delightfully cool during the past i"o w''ts a number of people are stin leaving for California on almost ev- cry train Los Angeles and the beaches in that vicinity are certainly reaping a rich Arizona harvest this { summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-19

A Good Showing sss
 The statement of the Bank Of BIS bee, published in tbe Review tnis morning, is certainly . most credit able showing. The deposits now car. ried is very near three-quarters Of million dollars, . remarkable showing for a bank of its age in . town the size of Bisbee. This bank is now the
 third in volume of business in Arizona. MT. Cunningham should feel proud Of it's achievements under his very able and careful management The bank has on hand cash and cash items $314,- ss1.s4 nearly 50 per cent of the de posits.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-19
Rain st presestt

Rain at Preeeotf
 A light rain is reported ct Prescott last Tuesday. The report says the precipitation north of there. towards Ash Fork, was very heavy. Between the P. ( E. Junction and Yaeeer 1t amounted to . small cloudburst.
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Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-19
Had a ReIapse

"do HeIapSe
 In a letter received here from Santa Monica 1t is stated that John O. Dun- 's hal another relapse this week and sunered considerably. The letter also states that Mir. Dunbar has recovered from the effects of the relapse and VIII De all right again in a few days. Ar. Lumbar is not expected to return 10 the city for at least a month.- Phoenix Democrat