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ON FRUIT
|ccOUNT OF HEAVY SUPPLY.
|r,o. In Slim Demaud-fieasy
IoIes More Active and Price
Stationary.

ro,s large receipts Of fruit In the
arket yesterday and prices were
~ as A consequence. There was
IN prices. yet they were at the
r,nre and the demand was dis
light.
!. active trade Is reported In the
heavy staples. but prices remain
stionary.
scrs we're even weaker and there
"a be practically no trade for the
~ offerings at Sc were freely
nhout erecting results.
q no change in the local trade on
!, account Of flrmer tone to the
n market. Prices range $4,000 80
oirly active trade is seen.
olfc,nla fruit received on the day
royed very actively and prices were
lntalned on same. The best trade
line occurred ON plums and prunes.
IL demand prevailed for hens and
Ye chickens and prices remained
4. A good stock Of small sizes was
however, and demand was weak
Is a shade lower.
hrted quantity Of tomatoes received
N readily at prices ranging upward
4 md an advance Of 10d15c in the last
s. 1t is thought that prices are
6ely 10 be broken by another sur
receipts.
Arade on peaches Is very unsatisfac.
3sla a dealer. II account for 1t in
way than that the market is
liked on the fruit. The condition
Elnly Improved aud there is no OBJ
TO be made on that score. Local
Nhare had their I'll lately and / do
eye the wants Of the trade are
La the supply that has been on
RAhe Journal Of Commerce: The cof-
4 year which ended June 30 showed
Z q enormous and unprecedentedly
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

st. Louis, July 0-Poultry-steady;
chickens Oh; springers 1lGl2i turkeys 10:
ducks =; geese 5. Butt STEADY; cream.
cry lIq22; dairy 1TGl9, Eggs-Higher 49,
loss on
Chicago. July -Butter--Steady; crenm.
cries 1Sd2l1a; dairy lsdl9i1. Chaese-Un-
changed lodl09.. Eggs Easier lTlh.
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j. II. Thompson Seed and
Rice Milling Co,.......... $50 pSln o.
Bruzoria Rice and 1rr. Co. ..... 6S On
Houston Land and Trust Co 1o5 80 ..,....
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply Co. ............ ...... l''''s.+l o. W
International Creosote Co.
Of Beaumont ............ 80 w ,.......
Moore. Cortes Canal Co... 81 90 Or 90
Merchants National Bank. 1l5 90. 49,.
Magnolia Park Co,,....... ......, 70 OO
Planters and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank. ...........-.. 112 90 ...,...
Rockdale oil Mn Co. ..... l....... las %
South Texas National Bank 1876 00l. ...,..
Sour Lake Springs Co. 40 90 .......
Spindle Top Power CO.. 10 -
Southwestern Dry Plate Co 1890. 100 90
Trinity Rice, Land and Irr ...... On %
Texas Savings Real Estate
and Investment Co....... ....,..l Al on
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LEMoNs-MessInas. 4.ooa4 80.

OhANOEo-h altHclus' So'oV. 49,.
Pea IiES-Elbertas, crates, 65d9Oc;
boxes, 4Od50c; other varieties, boxes, 25I
S0c: crates, 4Oa50c; Ca...ornia. per box,
81 .l0d1 20
PRIMES Tragedy, per crate, 50 ood2. IS.
PLUMS-Texas, per peck b-x. 45d50c;
24-quart crates 50Gt0c; California assorted
varieties 81 1872 %.
LEs-Florida. per crate, 81. 5Oa
4. 10; Mexico, 81. 70.
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pRUGs AND CHEMICALS.

ouinine, s4@S6c per ounce bottle. NOR.
phfne, So. 25d2 80 per ounce; coaine, 81. %
per ounce; bornX slse per pound In lOolb
packages; copperas 500 in barrels; castor
enssofn salts. sf.7b per 100 lbs In barrels;
efcohol. s2. I0d3.O0 per gallon. supur.
s26 per 100 Tbs IN barrels; alum ssc per
bsrrais. camphor zoe: wood alcohol. 75c
Isl 90: gum opium, So so; powdered opium.
IA So; csrboiic acid. 4oa42c per pound In
bottles; calcium co saro,ae railway p points
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August 47o614.75; Septembsr 5.7814 *
November 4.S5G49O; December 4.95; Japu.
airy o.OOi March 5.10M5. 10; May 525
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TIN-Flrm, S31 .o0dS3i 50i lead, 5%c.
GALVANIZED SHEET lRoN-a5 and 3
per cent discount.
ROOFING TIN-Machine made. $40, 5oS9
HOO per box; old style, Sl85oG1s.60 per
soLDER-Half and Half. 191aa2oc per
pound
per square.
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"DIRT DEFIEs THE KING" THEN
8 q POL, 10
Drs. Belts & Belts G Dyar,

Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
PA ST. Charles ST, New Orleans.
Young, mlddleaged and old, single ana
married men end all who suffer with Ner-
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COFFEE.

New Y TSEih'sS err s@iiS fo.s sPss
closed unchanged 70 points hisheri
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

r o b. mill Texas interior points. &c.
eotding to location Per gallon
Prime crude oil loose 49, 85 si
Prime summer yellow oil 49,. 38 II
Linters, according to quality 021sa O2a.
Per ton
Prime cotton seed meal ..s24 Is "a
frlme cotton seed cake y. "a rs n
Qnotstions on prime cotton seed meal
ana primc cotton seed cake are foI de-
livery at Galveston.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS..

W "A hOIND.
MYer, Poe; Violet brand, $3.50; Carnation
brand, Fancy Red Alaska. II Y5Sl1 ID. 80 S,U
Alaska. Sil0; Warrior, 81 20. 40"
AhbINES-Amerlcan quarters 81 65s7
5ioi mustard S3.40d3 SO; Imported Gil
iette grade, quarters, $3.50: fancy sp,ats.
quarters, 6SndlOOO. according 10 ,.rade
:, sLLAhCH.S Standard goods Pearl, in 40.
hui 5;l %57s5l4c; Nickel 100 packages, per box
aV sl1p boxes ''
snscl Ia H. T., Quotations are FOR small lots;
St|ri3l rates IRE given on carload orders
G 1,S2qar "a grqnula;ed, &c; cubes aud pow.
/ foticv IL. LHuiAldha yellow, q ariaed cnI
>'' ~ eHoiee' 4'4c
.,,,,7--.! 2
,r,,,,.,. PRODUCE.
cd mrs " AN Prime 1e4as, 22u23c per
? NS-llnported navy beans. 3sla3gfc.
h'SoH' 4ci English Hfttd Sic; piak O.
ro pTN eyed 6ei Michigan navy, Swc
Rgse wax ana erccn beams, 56& 800 ha ff
9 sl BASKET; California Iim0s- $500:
BuTIEk Bue strr, 24c dairy. nc lG.
!sg,.oS y NJ @3.42tc; Meddow GoH
I ,.., Lincoln solids, l2l2c; Lincoln prints
io,:c; DAISY solids, lGal7c; prints,
a ao[' $500 ; special. le4l9ci CRYSTAL sem
".u country iol's, NC; Empire state Spc-
cal, l5c; special Bme star, isc EIrin dairy
nr'oks; -Nc; ideal lllac' Purity creamery
20 and 5O'lb tubs, PC; liz prints, 24c III
pals, l9m2Gc. '''''' -
CHEESE -wscclsiu fal cream T rolls l6c,
wisconsin fun cream daisies, 146l5c; wis
/ consiu half cream. 1904,
/ EG'iS-IeXas, S05c, Kansas, 20a21c
! 81.
| oNioNS+ New crop, FER hushel, SodS5c.
MI i Eh,ron e' ne" l'@l6e per pound;
pi r,.,, Singapore ,rct,pl lac'
POTAToES-New potatoes 65GT0c per
/ nusne
,o fGA NanG nIInh b per Boanl 7@Aci
I PECANS-Texas, per pound, logic. ac-
j cording 10 size.
Z POULTRY-Chick hens. good. SO. Oo6
81 0ca$5 IS; mike lots, 81 75aS 25; cool
8.a5: geese, full feathercd. SSuTS. 90:
turkeys, hens s0ooa7.oo' goOOIers, 500
Tott, ,,ror.e TO. ,,..,.o4 a.,4o, eoo,
exc oAi a of9--i eA"S' 4'OasA'' crates O'@
cp,,x 1In NV
HhAiN AND hAh,
! quotations Tor carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston or other points tatins
same rate. Dealers charge from store
bQloe per lOu pounds more on nrar; -e!3e
leo on hay.
CORN CiohIPure, 81 $50 80
OAIs-pholcr Drlsht IeSas 4oc' average
42e; ~, ,,,voa .,,,.o, co... ~. ,
| white: sacked, soc. $500.
| HAN-Cho:ce altalIa, SlS Voal8.5o; choice
timothy nl ~ -o ~, Sonth IeNas p,airle
nay, 90 ouet ~ ~, IVL ~ ieAas ana 4eFH-
cory nay, Slo'oVall'oo'
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS
anGy ef apSr Sc-'o ca Gg6es
~ ioslGii1c. choice eyaDorated 1oISi
lV,2gi sun suii,1 W bor ~ loose 1olA61,c
CIRRAHSIss,2onIes g 9i15i1 cieaheo' DUR
DATES-lJo paGAa Eei, e ,otY2bft9Sei tG "a
gates ec' l"''0''' '''' 0s
'pEAcHFs-Choice new stock, 9dekc.
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WIRE NAILS-S2.75 base per keg.
eARBED WIRE-Galvanized 'ilidden.
So. IS Fer 100 lbs; galvanized Baker. S.. so
per loo lbs.
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beg TO Inform tho public that A. r. Stern
enhelg was elected secretary and general
manager of said society in place OF Henry
hasche, resigned. Parties indebted to
the society win henceforth call on him in
the Cotton Exchange building, room No
l. for settlement or on business ralatlve
to the society In general II
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SPECIAL NOTICES


on ittst states Of America. Southern Dis.
pistrict LAS LAS, IS. IN the United States
galveston division. u ois'f'St'
I'm an the matter OF George T. Jones' baak.
tnupt no, oS9, In bankiuptcy.
me Honorable Waller n Burns Judye
S,, ,ne district Court OF the liuifed
saa'es Tor the southern District OF I,ex
co,,n, george n Jones Of Houston. In the.
Nu"uty or Harris and State az rra.ea
IN said district, respcctfully rapresss |.
on me 2lst day of May, last nnsl
d. w" ,h guy adtudgea bankrupt 81.
hsnlrn ue ac's OF congress relating 70
van.Hruptcy; that be has duly sur
rendered all his property aud Ilshts ~
property ana has fully complied with nj
sns requirements Of said acts and ,Ir ,ne
r,ntrss OF tnc court touching his Da.ik-
Wherefore. he prays that he NAV i.e
osscreed ny tho court to have a fuli ala
his So ~ rom az debts provable against
rs estate under said bankrupt acts, ex-
cept such debts as are excented h, IN,
from such discharge " '"N
DATED this IA day Of July. A. D. 1902.
Order OF Notice Thereon. ~soutbern his
trict of Texas:
On this sih day Of July, A. D. 1902.
on nr rSsaulag the foregoing petition it Is
oruered by the court. that a hearing be
had npen the same on the Goth day " Juiy.
A. A. ~ >, 1sVz, before said court, at thu OF,
r,,n, VI J9Ihes ~ burnett, referee In bank
az II o'clock In the forenoon; and thnt
notice thereof bo published In The Hous
ION rest newspaper printed In said ais
Hict, ana that all known creditors ana
Vlher persons In interest may appear AT
,ne said time and place and show cnuae
80, aahA lnSy nave why the prayer OF the
sRiu petitioner should not be granted.
eau ~ IS further ordered by the court
Snut the clerk shall send by mail to MI
known creditors copies OF said petition
aiiu tnis order, addressed to them al Their
f..u.ts OF residence as stated
snllhVss, tue Honorable Waller II Burns
luuge or the said court, and the coal
thereof at Galveston, in said dis
seal trict on the Sth day OF July.
by G. prodeck Deputy Clerk ~'eiA II
BANKRUPTCY NoTICE.--Tn- the DISTrIcff
court OF the United States for the East
vlu district or Texas, Galveston Dlvis-
i %, ia hankruptcy-ln the matter of
onrisuan hrnpp, bankrupt in bank.
hrupp or Houston, in the county OF Har
rs and district aforesaid a bankrupt:
Souce IS hereby given that on the 9th
gay or July A. D, 1902, the sa!d Chris.
tian hrupp was duly adjudicnted !, hank
rupt, and that the hrst meeting Of his
creditors Will be held at my ,race In
Mason building In tho city Of Eouston
on the I'D day OF July next ut ii o'clock
a. M, Mt which time and place the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims.
appoint trustee, examine the bankr,lnt
ana transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting j. II.
burnett' Referee In Bankruptcy. Hous-
ton, July y, 1902 IL
~
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New Orleans, July 10 Cotton seed OIL
frlme refined. in barrels, 49, of refined AZ;
prime crude, loose, 80.
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LOST, STRAYED, STOLEN.

LOST-On Rusk avenue package contain
Ing shirt waist. Please return to 1870
Rusk avenue. IL
LOST-On Main street between Franklln
and Commerce, black silk watch fob, plain
gold buckle, gold locket, marked with
monogram 4. A. c, Liberal reward. 7.
A. Carglll. 102 Main street. ~
LoST-Dlamond ring belonging 20 Miss
Louise Petri; probably left with some
jeweler for repairs; has nve stones In cir
elet. Return TO Il. Z. DE Almond, Met
ropolitan hotel Fort Worth. ~
LOsT-Since middle OF December. from
their range near Houston Heights tstude's
pastUrel one dun fllyt brown stripes
hands; one black horse colt, sway back,
enc white hind foot, small hips, ID bands;
both years old. no brand; $40 reward.
Return to L. Antone's Store. Houston
avenue 10
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= Memphis, July 10--Cotton seed OIL
frime crude nominal: or crude 32lsGi39:
prime summer yellow 40; or summer vel
low nominal; choice cooking summer yellow
nominal. Meal and cake-Prime, 20 so; on
nominal
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- "a - II q III Z "a.
Bears tie n lheKAd You'Haw Always Bought
''I If &xMZ9zxx
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sers we're even weaker and there
| a be practically no trade for the
~ Offerings at Sc were freely
k,thont affecting tesults.
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a no change in the local trade on
], account Of n frmer tone to the
n market. Prices range S4.O0d4 80
|.,rly active trade is seen
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ANY TOWN WANTING water works, cleo
tric lights, or anything from a canning
factory TO a cotton mill, should write
us. We organize and finance Industrial
companies. Agents wanted everywhere.
The Southwestern Promoting Co., Wilson
building Houston, Texas. n
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salltosnia fruit received on the day
hoyed very actively and prices wete
ilntnlned on same The best trade
1llpe occurred ON plums and prunes.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Bid, Ask.
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FOR SALE--On account OF health, the
Mic Xanthos confectionery and fruit
store, Cos Main street, best location hue
business established: for any information
Inquire Of any OF the best wholesale com
mission houses In city. Il
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,SNcat so,t ado aAG-
. nts,nersAa-he4 ba4
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Furniture of a large boarding
house. known as the Fuller hotel, In
Beaumont, full of boarders price Sl1OQ.
FOR sALE-Houston splint basket factory;
grand opportunity for right party. Apply
800 Main street. IL
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WE SELL GOOD BUGGlESi our word is
your protection we. know the builders
Mosehnrt a Keller Co 70
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active trade Is reported In the
heavy staples. but prices remain
stiouary.
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FOR SALE-O1e OF the best and most up
to-date wood yards In the city; reason
TOR selling other business Call or ad-
dress 22Ol Mckinney avenue. IL
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kk demand prevailed for hens and
lie chickens and prices remained
N. A good stock Of small sizes was
4 however, and demand was weak
Is A shade lower.
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SOUTH room; boRrd, GO Austin street. 10
THE MONTERREY Texas avenue
The representative family hotel, two
blocks from business center. Transient
rates 81 TO $3.50 per day. II
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

WANT'DD--p photograph goods, dry
goods or furniture. For the above goods
| wll trade Ave contracts IN the Hous
ION Home Builders Company, Nos, 3of,
SuS, 300, 3lt, IT9. and cash. Address T6l3,
thig office. IL
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DO YOU want a homer We will loan you
The money at 3 per cent Interest, payable
in monthly instalments. Call or address
j. NJ. Means. 807 Blnz; agents wanted:
inclose stamp is
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE TOUCH on the 'Blicks Type.
writer's. Electric $50; No z $50: No.
S35; Niagara SIS. Best made; up-fo-date.
Catalogue free. W. T. RUSSELL, Dallas.
Texas e
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PARTNER, active or otherwise, with $500
ia going manufacturing business; good
profits; no competition. Address 1874, this
nfIIcn- III
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FOR SALE OR BXCHANGE-The finest
proposition In Texas; eighty acres in Har-
din county, adjoining oil well being
drilled, three miles from two gsIshSrs:
finest OF Indications; for Houston resi-
dence property or Jersey cattle Address
1850, this office. 10
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THE MONTEREY 1911 Texas avenue
Gives special rates for the summer Ia
BILE and service unequalled for the price
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FRUITS,

APPLES Texas green, per box. 25assc;
California, per crate. sl.70a
-'CANTALoUPEs = Rockyfords, bushel
cHERRiEs-caiifornia Red. per box,
$l.50Gl.7a. ~. ,no,,o.
'GR1PEs-Catawbas baskets, 4og5oe
white sesdless. crate. s2.oRG2 oo' concords'
baskets, 65c.
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pAINTs. OILs AND GLAss.

white lead, per cwt, strictly pure. 1925;
second grade, $500; third grade, $500.
So so; barrel lots, soc per gallon. Min
eral paints COO per gallon. Dry mixed
paints, per cwt, In barrels, o0e. Venetian
reds, per cwt., $50; yellow ochre, per ewt,,
StOO. Linseed oil, best, boiled 7nQT1c.
Ready mixed house paints, Si.0o. VII COW
glass, STx5, s per cent OF January p list.
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NICE, newly furnished, cool rooms aud
bath. new house; close int references.
so6 Mckinney. IL
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W. j.. Townsend. Attorney at Law aud
General Collection Agent. President Ange-
Ina County National Bank. Lufkin. Texas.
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FINE STOCK and truck farm IN exchange
for suburban property. Address Trader,
Rice hotel. II
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ne Journal Of Commerce: The cof-
year which ended June 30 showed
q enormous and unprecedentedly
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TWO PLEAsANT SOUTH ROOMS for
gentlemen or couples. with or without
board 1908 Fannin. ID
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GRAIN AND Hay.

OATS-Choicv bright Texas, 4Bc, average
45c
CORNING. 2 mixed, sacked, S3c: No. 2
white sacked. S5c.
HAY-Choce alfalfa, S1S GOALS. so; choice
timothy. $40 b0mlTtu; South Texas prairie
hay, Sc. 5Of7 90; North Texas and Terri
cory hay, $40. 50G11, so.
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AN excellent little farm. fourteen miles
south of Houston, with cattle. borses,
mules implements and a complete hay
OUTFIT: will sell cheap on terms or ex-
Chicago. E. c. Lamb q Co.. Al Bling
hutldfuy
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A FIRST CLASS chance 10 go into business
here at Houston offered by the dissolu'
ton and closing out Of the stock of the
Houston Shoe aud Hat company, consist
ing OF about $1300 men, women and chill
drens shoes, In good order and well as
sorted all good sellers and solid goods at
low prices VIII sell In bulk or In lots to
suit purchasers Apply to Houston Shoe
and Hat company, 912 Franklin avenue IL
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-29
SILVER CITY
 AGAIN SUFFERED
ENTERPRISE TWo-SToRY BUILD. ING WAS SWEPT AWAY BY
 ElOOn

Last Sunday Silver City, N. NJ, had another flood that destroyed the building occupied by the Silver City Enterprise, one of the handsomest newspaper buildings of the territory. The destruction of Hinman's ware house was completed. Several other bushes blocks were partly washed away
 The Enterprise force and the occu- pants of the other threatened build ings worked like Trojans, and a great deal of stuff was saved There were no fatalities but in several instances men came perilously near being swept away by the irresistible force of the torrent. While the Enterprise build ing is almost complete wreck, the proprietor, Fred A. Bush. was fortu- nate enough to save almost his entire plant. His paper will not miss an is sue. The waters rose about the Southern hotel, but no great damage was done in these big brick buildings.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-29
TOMBSTONE NEWS
lPrOspetor.l

F. R. O'Brien and family of Gleason are Tombstone visitors today. Mir O'Brien is the popular manager of the store at Gleason and is prominently mentioned for the republican nomina- tion for probate judge.
 A new folder just issued by the Fl Paso & Southwestern says to look out for the announcement of the comple- tion of the road to Fl Paso and Tomb stone. Also that the next folder is- sued will contain a picture of the bridge across the Rio Grande.
 .
 The surveyors are busy setting the grade stakes, cross sectioning, etc, on within the city limits. The several houses back of the court house which were along the line of survey have been moved and the grading force will soon reach the city limits to make a way for the iron horse.
 Some of the furniture of the Tomb stone National Bank arrived yester- day. The bank building has under gone thorough repairing and the steel vault will shortly be put in place.
 E. T. Hams of the Tombstone Tele- phone company, arrived yesterday from Stafford to look after telephone matters here. MT. Hams states much interest was manifested at the demo- cratic convention in Graham county as was evident from the fact that out of nearly one hundred delegates but four or five proxies were represented. The young son of MT. Hams accom- panied him to make his first visit to Tombstone.
 A report was received today at this office from Douglas that Sheriff Lewis had the escapes. Hester and Wane. surrounded in a deep canyon in the Chiricahua mountains and that news of the impending fight was momen- tarily expected. It was also reported that Romero had been located in Old Mexico and that his extradition would be effected before court sits in De. cember. It is needless to say that Dell will never leave them if he has ghost of a chance to land then, safely behind the bars.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-29

ots your ICE CREAM, FRUITs. NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO and REFRESHMENTS at the BROOK. SIDE, Upper MaIM
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AeAk3e 2s3ese3e3eae3
on each s1OO valuation thereof. to-

on each $100 valuation thereof. to wit:
 County general fund =. ...s1 75 County school fund with the per cent of total estimate of county school superintend ent included therein ...... 80 County road fund =. =. =. 02 County interest redemption fund. to be applied in pay
 ment of the annual interest
 of $f1S,000 bonded debt of
 1887 and 1889 -. =. ..... 20 County bond redemption fund.
 to be applied in redemption
 of $12,000 of the county bonds
 of 1887, and s7,000 of the
 county bonds of 1889 ..... 29
 Which amounting to a total of $4.20 for territorial and county purposes and which is hereby ordered and de clared to be the tax levy of all tax able property in said Cochise county. Arizona, for the year 1902.
 And it is hereby further ordered that an additional tax of 5 cents on the s106 of valuation be added to all taxable property situated inside of the limits of the Wilcox school district for the purpose of paying the interest on the school bonds for said school district. in accordance with act Is, section s, of the session laws ot lS91''
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-29
Bugs ClasslAed.

And to what insect family" said Phunny Phool, the student, would you assign the ticks that infest clocks. professor
 veteran, lon page 24. third paragraph. under Idiotic and Otherwise you will find clock ticks mentioned as a branch of the tempps fugit. it."-Baltimnre News