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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mr.. Glen Gazzam spent Christmas in
Mobile with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gazzam.
Judge Howe is spending few days in
Marion as the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Frank H Miller, Jr., Is in Augusta.
Ca, to spend few days with his parents.
Miss Harris and Miss Haiden of Atlanta
are the guests of Miss Lucy Eubank.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Bush will entertain
Monday afternoon complimentary to Miss
Harrison of Mobile and Mr. Albert Bush,
Mr.. T. G. Bush, Jr., and Mr.. Morris Bush.
Mr.. Albert Bush of Mobile is the guest
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Bush,
on Highland avenue.
Miss Nettie Stollenwerck, who has been
in Birmingham for the holidays, will leave
Monday.
Miss Bertha Catherly will entertain on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs U. j. w. Peters will leave early
in January for Pennsylvania to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Minnie Harris of New York is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Harry Wilson, at 1000
South Thirteenth avenue.
Miss Collins of Macon, Ca, is the guest
of Miss Elizabeth Jemison on South High
lands.
Miss Myrtle Harris of Houston, Texas,
will arrive this week and will be the guest
of Mrs. Harry Wilson on South High
lands.
Miss Watson of Mississippi will arrive
early in January, to be the guest of Miss
Helen Van Hoose
Miss Marie Burgis, Miss Jessie Whiting
and o. F. Cawthorn of Mobile are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, T. G. Bush at
their residence on the Highlands. They
are in the city to be present at the cotil-
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SOCIETY IN MOBILE.

very large and elegant reception was
given Wednesday afternoon from to
o'clock by Mrs Edward Jefferies Buck.
The handsome home on State was ablaze
with light and presented a lovely scene.
1t was a green and white reception, and
very beautiful was the display of palms,
ferns, white roses, hyacinths and chry-
santhemums In the dining room where
the color scheme was white and green,
the table was handsomely ornamented
with silver candelabras, holding many
green candles. with huge basket in the
center holding white carnations, white
hyacinths and maiden-hair ferns De-
licious refreshments were served. con-
sisting of ices, cakes, sailed almonds,
white and green peppermints, stuffed
dates and wines. Mrs Buck was assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. Cameron, Mrs.
E. Mccartney, Mrs. H. T. Inge Mrs.
Louis Dunlap, Mrs. Gerry Barker. Mrs
Rush, Mrs Thomas st. John, Mrs
Charles Wheeler and Misses Eoline Rus
sell, Miss Hannah Lyons and Miss Adele
Datre.
Punch was served by Miss Olive Bark
err Miss Grace Bestor and Miss Marie
Bush. Among those serving the guests
in the dining room were: Misses Nellie
and Mary Davis, Miss Nellie Goruon,
Miss Ethel Hodgson, Miss Corine orion.
Miss Nellie Friend, Miss Rosa Lyons,
Miss Mary Crawford and Mrs. G. G. Cor
don. Dragos band discoursed sweet
music for the occasion.
Mrs. ]. o. Dickens entertained Wednes-
day complimentary to Miss Northington
of Prattsvile, at dainty luncheon. The
decorations the menu, and all the de-
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MUSICAL BAZAAR.

There will be a musical bazaar at the
Morris hotel December 30 for St. Vincent S
hospital. The following is the programme:
Piano Solo-Miss Gockel.
Tener Solo-Mr. Armour.
Song Selected)-Miss Markstein.
Quartette-Misses Coffin, Miller, Ar
mour and Boardman.
Violin-Mr. NJ. E. williams.
Solo-"Can 1 Forget '-Victor Kamp,
Mrs Putnam.
Solo Invocation = (D'Harvelot) = Miss
Coffin
Violin Obligoto-Mr. o. Chalifoux.
Solo-Miss Fallon.
Solo-Mr Boardman.
Monologue-Mr Lazarus.
Coon Song-Miss Rothschild.
Coon Song-Miss Amelia Sewall.
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Christmas greens and red satin ribbons.
Above the mantel were the words Merry
Christmas and Happiness" in gold let
ters outlined with tinsel. Red carnations
were the flowers used, red candles burned
in silver candelabra, and at each plate
was boutoniere of red holly berries with
stickpin. The guests were Messrs.
Frank Gilmore, Shepherd Roberts, James
Parrish. Paul Rutledge. Harry Carter.
Charles Anderson, Cliff Cheney, j. W.
Carter, F. Brame, Benjamin Noble L. II.
Moore, George Tyson and Richard Dex-
ter
Miss Willie Elmore entertained on
Christmas eve at a Christmas horn blow
ING party. Each guest was provided with
a horn, and they enlivened the principal
streets of the city with the strains of
their trumpets. At 10 o'clock the party
was led into restaurant and were sur
prised with repast. At each plate was
a spray of holly and a bit of crystallized
fruit Covers were laid for thirty.
! Miss Anne Maude Dawson entertained
Tuesday night at a library party which
was novel and charming in the extreme.
The entertainment was in compliment TO
! Miss Dawson's guest, Miss Eva Heard,
daughter of Governor Heard of Louis
lana, who is her fellow student at the
Judson. The color scheme of the deeora-
tons was pink and white. Each young
which she carried out in her. costume.
Upon entering the parlors each young
man presented himself at the librarians
desk and called for book. The assistant
Librarian then brought the book other
wise the young lady. and introduced her
to her partner for the evening. A draw
ing contest was feature of the evening
in which were drawn hand-painted SOU
venirs representing in pretty booklets the
Of tl,a "
and Mr.. James Wilcox were the artists
who won the prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Munger, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Knowles and family, Miss
Aurella Fitzpatrick Miss Angelina Mum
ger and Mr.. Benjamin Fitzpatrick spent
Christmas at the country home of Mrs.
Munger.
Colonel and Mrs. James L. Tanner of
Birmingham are spending the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Moore.
Mrs. R. H. Marlborough and little daugn-
ter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs R. P. Dex-
ter.
Miss Irene Kennedy of Birmingham is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Bruce Kennedy.
Miss Marjorie Lockwood and Miss Mabel
Ashurst are at home from Sans Souci.
near Greenville. n. c., where they attend
Mrs. Perry's school.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Medium of Wash
ngton are visiting Mr.. and Mrs William
X. Pelzer.
Mr.. Henry Seibels left last Tuesday for
Europe, where he will spend several
months in travel.
Mr.. Benjamin Fitzpa trick who is at
tending college at Harvard. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs Owen d. Brewer have re-
( turned from their bridal trip and are with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Burke
Mr.. Bennett Griffin is in the city spend
| ing the holidays with Mrs. Griffin at the
| home of Judge and Mrs. John G. Winter.
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DELIGHTFUL CARD PARTY.

Miss Edna Moore and Miss Mary Ruth
McLester entertained at cards yesterday
afternoon The first prize was won by
Miss Bessie LeGrande. 1t was a cut glass
cologne bottle Miss Mable Clabaugh won
the consolation prize, a cut glass candle
stick. The color effects were in red and
green and the house was trimmed in
holly
Those in the receiving party were: Miss
Fay Harris, Miss Lottie Wren Warner,
Miss Minnie Eatherly, Miss Anna Van
Hoose, Miss MaeKnight Miss Mary
Ware, Miss Mary Gillespie and Miss Fan
ME Dunn. The guests were Miss jamie
Robertson, Miss Marian Hamilton. Miss
Helen Benners, Miss Jean Minor Miss
Lena Minor, Miss Lillian Moore, Miss
Bessie LeGrande. Miss Ruth Norton, Miss
CORN Chisolm, Miss Ira Bradfield Miss
Pearl Weiss, Miss Pauline ALDER. Miss
Edith Johnston, Miss. Ninan May Wolf,
Miss Louise Howell, Miss Fannie Kitchell,
Miss Marie PinclSard. Miss Annie THOMAS,
Miss Rosa Munger, Miss Callie Paterson,
Miss Flora Orr, Miss Eva Conner. Miss
Lena Conner Miss Irene Smith. Miss Min
ME Eatherly, Miss Lizzie Morris Mason,
Miss Kate Garrett Miss Fannie Dunn,
Miss Lucille Lane, Miss Bertha Eatherly,
Miss Fay Harris. Miss Lottie Wren War
ner, Miss Mary Gillespy, Miss Anna Van
Hoose Miss Linley Graham, Miss Nell
Johnston. Miss Mary Ware, Miss May
Mcknight Miss Louise Roberts. Miss
Mable Clabraught, Miss Fannie b Hand
ley, Miss Roberta Hawkins Miss Sara
Elliott. Miss Meftice McCarty, Miss Lou
Use Walker, Miss Carrie Cobbs, Miss Bur-
ney Warnock. Miss Lucy Hall, Miss Eloile
Ashford. Miss Marguerite Mccormack,
Miss Willie May Bates, Miss Bessie Jem-
ison, Miss Maggie Nixon, Miss Marguerite
White Miss Louise Jackson, Miss
Rowena Allen, Miss Barksdale, Miss Jes-
sic Thompson. Miss Bessie May Thomp-
son, Miss Whsle Dickerson, Miss May
Collins, Miss Bessie Ware, Miss Julia
Ware Miss Bessie Brown.
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MRS. ADAMS ENTERTAINs.

Mrs. Ida Adams entertained last even
ing at a progressive party.
Mrs. Adams guests were: Mr., and Mrs.
J. L. Haver, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Moody,
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Oliver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. Lillian Runyon,
Mrs. c. T. Randall, Miss Cara Hooper,
Miss Edna Moore, Miss Abbe Searcy,
Miss Aurie Armstrong, Miss Mary Arm
strong, Miss Carrie Armstrong, Miss
Corrie Handley Miss Lynda May Hand
ley, Miss Fay Miles, Miss Myrtle Wiles,
Miss Hibler, Miss Floelle Youngblood,
Miss Mary Browder, Miss Lucy Browder,
and Mr.. William Huey, Mr.. Fischesser,
Mr.. George Browder, Mr.. c. w Watkins,
Mr.. Ashton, Mr.. Mayfeld, Mr. Speight,
Mr.. Hibler, Capt. Frank Demere and
Judge joe Montgomery.
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THEosoPHY-A VISION.

W. E. Horne.
twas Christmas, and I saw ideal,
Loves ideal, when we dream.
Kzhtn 1t seemed to me real
Form rising from the ashen CLEAN.
As I sat and pondered, dreaming,
Flashed the fame from embers low,
When the vision had the seeming
CT onepd loved years ago.
The same old winsome gladstone smile,
Lips like petals Of the rose
Eut. shade or phantom, all the while
Made no sign to love disclose.
ssWhat have I done. sweetheart to thee?
Speak, oh speak, at last l said.
Her blue eyes paled and turned on me:
Take angels kss-I am dead?'
Can those who die return to earth?"
Flame had mounted to her eye.
"Reinearnated, with new birth,
Wen live again-you and I.
you'll weep for me, as once you wept
Ger my bier shed bitter tears;
A grief will die when one has slept,
But love lives on through all the years"
.Lives not the worm through winters
blight?
Gives not coffin to It wing,
A thing Of beauty. joyful flight
Into atmospheres Of spring.
I woke from dream and reverie,
And she had flowni l was cold.
But in the ashes could see
Footprints of my love Of old
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A WEDDING AT WARRIOR.

Mr. Louis K. Moss of Warrior, Ala.
announce the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Daisy Moss Collins. to Mr.. Godfrey de
G. Etter Jr., the wedding to take place
January Z, at the home of the brides
father at u o'clock.
The wedding will be a very quiet one
only the family and a few friends will
be present, as the brides family are in
mourning.
Immediately after the ceremony they
win leave for Augusta. Ga. to visit the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. dec
Efter.
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soon all were absorbed in delightful
games accompanied by music. The
spacious reception hall, dining room and
parlor were beautifully decorated with
evergreens and at each plate a bunch Of
holly tied with red ribbon was placed.
After refreshments the children were
ushered into the parlor and enjoyed to
the utmost the delights of the brilliant
ly lighted and well filled Christmas tree.
The little guests went home with filled
arms and happy hearts. 1t would be
hard to tell which enjoyed the event the
most-the entertained or the entertainers,
who from their plenty generously con-
tributed to the happiness of those not so
fortunate as they, but certain it is that
the two delightful hours spent at the
studio will be long and happily remem-
bered by ALL
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MRS. LOCKE ENTERTAlNs.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles o. Locke enter
tanned Friday evening at german COM
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cald-
we'll of Georgia The german was beau
tifully led by Mr. Murray White assisted
by Mrs. Locke Mrs. Caldwell led the
march with Mr.. White.
In the coffee room delightful refresh
ments were served throughout the even
ing, consisting of sandwiches. punch and
individual ices. In the den coffee was
served.
Mrs. Locke is one of Birminghams most
charming and attractive women, and Mrs.
Caldwell, the guest of honor has fire.
quently visited Birmingham, where she
is very much admired.
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and were draped in smilax. Here the
second course was served, consisting of
frozen eggnog. served by Miss Nixon and
Miss Orr In the den" coffee was
served.
The following assisted Mrs Locke to
receive: Mrs. J. G. Smith, Mrs. Charles
Caldwell, Mrs. John Caldwell, Mrs. r. N.
Rhodes, Mrs T. G. Bush. Mrs R. H.
Pearson, Mrs s. L. Ledbetter, Mrs. Webb
Crawford, Mrs. Robert Baugh, Mrs. G.
H. Estes, Mrs. C. P. Orr, Mrs. James
Weatherly, Mrs. ]. T. Nixon, Mrs. Alex
ander T. Landon, Mrs. w. q. Estes, Mrs.
John Henley Mrs, Algernon Nelson, Mrs.
Scion Jacobs, Miss Flora Orr, Hiss Mar
garet Nixon, Miss Harrison Of Mobile
and Miss Annie Williams.
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FOR MR.. AND MRS. CALDWELL.

Mrs. Charles o. Locke entertained FRI
day at noon complimentary TO Mrs John
G. Smith and Mrs. Charles Caldwell Of
Georgia,
The entire house was beautifully deco
rated in cut flowers and Christmas ever
greens tied with red ribbons.
The dining room was beautifully deco
rated in red carnations and holly. The
table was decorated in fruit, flowers and
bonbons. In this room the first course
was served, consisting of hot meats and
salad.
The breakfast room was decorated In
smilax, red carnations and ribbons. The
ribbons were tied to the chandelier and
run out to the four corners of the room,
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CHILDREN OVERLOOKED
BY SANTA CLAUS.

One of the most unique and enjoyable
entertainments of the Christmas season,
was given by Mrs. Bridges music class
at the stndio 2201 Fifth avenue yesterday
afternoon. The guests were children that
Santa Claus had failed to visit, and
whose names were furnished by the Sal
walton Army. Each member of the
class was in advance furnished with the
address of the child he or she was to
invite and with the invitation was en-
closed bow of ribbon, to be won so
that the guest of each might be readily
recognized. AS the guests arrived they
were made to feel perfeogiy a. ease and
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WoMAN,s CLUB.

The Woman's club has issued invita-
lions to a New Years reception. The Of
ficers are doing their best to make this
a success. The following names compose
the committees:
Reception-Mrs FAC Smith, Mrs. T. II.
Motion, Mrs. NJ. N. Due, Mrs. T. G. Alex
ander, Mrs. D. II. Bell. Mrs. May Fitz-
patrick. Mrs. C. S. Simmons, Mrs. W. p.
McCrossin, Mrs. William B. Leedy and
Mrs. Tom Stobert.
Invitation-Mrs. Hartman and Mrs.
Blake
Refreshment-Mrs. C. S. Simmons Mrs.
Torrey and Mrs. Jones.
Decoration-Mrs R. r. Stobert and Mrs.
Bell.
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o of Montgomery's most popular de-

two Of Montgomery's most popular de-
butantes.
The following were Dr. and Mrs. Wood
hons guests: Miss Vernon Marks, MISS
Bette Ellerbe, Miss Janet Hunter, Miss
Olive Mcdonald, Miss Flora Orr, Miss
Dorothy Orr, Miss Helen Hume, Miss
jamie Clark, Miss Mary Ware, Miss Marie
Pinckard. Miss Elizabeth Jones, Miss
Mallory Weatheriy, Miss Adele Tide, Miss
Bette Lide, Mr.. Paul Ellerbe Mr.. Brown
Mr.. Marye Dabney Mr. Kenneth Clark
Mr. John Henley, Mr.. Jim Ware. Mr..
Roland Iide Mr.. Tom Catchings, Mr..
Hubbard Smith. Mr.. Will Dozier, Mr.. Ar
thur Chenoweth Mr. Forney Johnston,
Mr.. Bowdin Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Estes,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellerbe
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oLlvER-BINeHAM.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Bingham an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Eula to Mr.. williams G. oliver, the we'd
ding to take place on January p at Tai
adega, Ala.
Miss Bingham was one of birmingham $
formed bellies, having very recently moved
to Taladega.
Mr.. oliver is one of Birmingham most
prominent club men and is we'll known in
the business world.
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MISS JONES ENTERTAlNs.

Miss Rebe entertained with luncheon
yesterday, at her home on South High
lands. The table was beautifully deco
rated in carnations and ferns. This was
one of the prettiest luncheons given this
season by the younger set. Those present
were: Miss Mary Clay, Miss Laber Cary,
Miss Rebe Jones, Mr.. Joe Phelan, Mr.
Frank Tux and Mr.. Anatole Tux
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MISS WoopsoN ENrERTAlNs.

DIR. and Mrs. L. G. Woodson entertained
last evening at cards complimentary to
Olive Mcdonald and Miss Janet Hunter.
The entire house was beautifully decorat-
ed in the Christmas colors, red and green.
After the game was over the young peo-
pie INDUCED in dancing.
Miss Hunter and Miss Mcdonald are
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EoWLKEs.RRoWN.

Mr. and Mrs. William s. Brown have
announced the engagement of their
daughter Laura Rutledge, to Mr.. Henry
Williams Fowlkes. The date for the we'd
| ding is February 49,
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Oven Argument.

Its work in the oven is the strongest argu-
ment in favor of GOOD LUCK Baking Pow
verify for herself. The fact that it makes the
best biscuit, wafhes, pies and cake is why it can
be sold in Train Loads
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Richmond, Virginia.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-18
LATE NEWS OF
 DISTRICT COURT
NO CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS FOR THE TERM.
AcquittaIs or Hung Juries Has Re- suited in Every Case-Business Now Going Rather Slow.

Tombstone, June 17.-Court matters are progressing slowly. Four persons charged with murder have been tried and the jury disagreed in two of the cases and in the others verdict of not guilty was rendered Two burglary cases have been tried and in the first case the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty. and in the other they dis agreed. There remains three more murder cases on the calendar, that of Edwards, charged with killing MeXi- can near Wilcox: of Romero. killing Lindohl at bIsbee, and that of Amos Taylor ct al, charged wILn the murder of E. Fellas near Mud Springs. The case of Edwards will undoubtedly be postponed, as one of the most import ant witnesses in the case is in the vi cinity of Clifton and has not been found. The Romero case has been set for the goth and the Taylor case for the 23rd.
 The divorce case Of Lena Wittig vs. Albert Wittig was called during last week and testimony for the plaintiff taken. Yesterday the defendant was put on the stand. The case was finally l dismissed.
 The case of the territory vs. Pette
 
 | der, was continued for the term on showing of defendants attorney that he was seriously ill.
 Thomas E. Higgins was admitted to
 citizenship and certificate ordered for William Hancock.
 The case of the territory vs. Thos
 Williams, charged with burglary at
 Bisbee, was next called. He is charg ed
 with the robbery of Bert Crawford in
 Bisbee during the month of December
 last. The evidence in the case was
 very plain, the witnesses testifying tC l sec. :. Williams with the iewelry in
 his possession in his rooms at lodg ing house in Bisbee. The jewelry found
 at the time in Williams possession
 was identified by Crawford, and il
 looked to everyone like very plain case. but the jury could not see it II that light and after being out over night, were brought into court and dis charged. they being unable to agree
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-18

It is said the vote stood ten to two for conviction.
 The cases of murder against Wiley Morgan ana Mart Moore have been continued for the term.
 The jury in the case Of Cruz F1gue- roa and Roman Moreno, charged with the murder os George Ashton. brought in Q verdict of acQuittal for the latter and disagreed upon the former. Ra- mon was released from custody and the case of Figueroa will again be tried al this term of court. being set for Tuesday, the 24th, to immediately fol low the Taylor case.
 A continuance was asked for in the DeyeIauX case on the showing of the district attorney that material wit nesses were abse The case against Williams will probably also be con tinued oc the same account, although the defendant is anxious to go to trial.
 Juan Moreno and Jose Gomez were acquitted by the trial jury of the charge of burglary, but were convicted in Justice Clark court of petty lar ceny and sentenced to 30 days each in the county jail.
 An answer has been filed by the de- fendants in the case of c. K. Bostwlck vs. James Reilly for libel. In the an swer the publication is admitted and the truth as published averred. The plaintiff has not yet filed the bond in the case as demanded by the defend ant.
 The case of Charles Dwyer and Thomas Rogers for burglary will be called in the morning. This is Bis bee case. the defendants entering the Johnson hotel and robDing some of the guests during the month of February last.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-18
HEARING IS
 POSTPONED
xT REQUEST OF pEFFENDANT IN
 SOUTH BISBEE CASE.
Opinions of Attorneys-Principai AL legations Made in Demurrer Filed

&9atiOHS mdOC iH 6CUibTFfCf TtSo
 oy Defendants-Cther Offers Made
 There has been another postpone nent of the hearing in Los Angeles of eke demurrer filed in the case of Mar 1E O'Hare and Maurice Denn against Ae South Bisbee Copper Mining and rUwnsite Improvemnt company. The Rearing was put of one week from last Friday at the request of the council fo- the defense.
 Attorneys Leavenworth and Neale, H this city. who with Hunsaker and Britt, of Los Angeles. are looking aft eT the interests of the plaintiffs, both said yesterday that they were conf dent the demurrer will be overruled as soon as it comes to head
 N was stated by a local stockholder yesterday that two offers have been made for the South Bisbee property. since the alleged sale to Michigan and eastern capitalists was made in Phoe- FIX for s1.200.O00. In each case the price offered was s2000,000 or over.
 The principal allegations made in the demurrer filed by the defendants are contained in the following para graphs:
 That said plaintiff do not affirma- zs5sly show or allege that they, or sithr of them. were, or was, share holder at the time of the transactions -omplained of in said complaint, or that the shares of plaintiffs, or eith- sr of them, have developed on them pr him since by operation of law.
 That it does not appear that plain rifs. or either of them, was the owner of the stock of which they allege to De respective owners, or of any stock xt or prior to the date of the alleged issue thereof to the defendants, re spectively.
 That it does not appear that said plaintiffs, or either of them, made an stort in good faith to induce the cor poration itself to redress it's own zriey ances, or has made an effort to in duce the stockholders thereof as a body to act
 That it does not sufficiently appear why the said plaintiffs could not, and did not. bring their action for the attempted redress of the alleged griev ances in the said complaint set fortt long prior to the bringing of the above entitled action herein.
 That it does not show in said com plain who the directors are now, ol were at the time the transactions com plained of took place"