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Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02
Certificates Issued

Governor Brodie on Saturday issued a certificate of election to J. F. Will son, delegate to congress. and Terri torial Secretary Stoddard issued cer- tificate of election 10 J. Knox Corbett. Mir. Corbett will represent Pima and Santa Cruz counties in the territorial council, being the only member of that body representing two counties.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02
note, Arriva.s

Hotel Arrivals
 The guests at the Copper Queen ho- tel last night included E. R. Stock San Francisco; A. F. Brown. San Francisco: R. R. Urquhart, Deming; c. W. Wright, Albuquerque: Mont gomery Baggs, San Francisco; Wm H. Smith, Chicago; B. Savannah. San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02
Card of Thanks

Card of Thanks
 Dan Culps desires through the col umns of the Review to thank the kind friends who assisted toward restoring the body of the late Joseph Neither land to his grief stricken parents in Waco Texas
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02
Right Around Home

nipht Around Home
 Messrs. Pritchard, Mitchell and oth- CTS were taking in the Solmon Springs district yesterday and the day before, all unmindful of the unfavorable weather. Evidently our eastern friends are hearing about the Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02
BRIEF. CITY NEWS

Mir. Page has retired rom ms de- partment in the Copper Queen store.
 A new line of Wilson Bros. Golf and Stff Bosom shirts. Open front and back ard made to fit. All the same. SIPS. Also lots of new soft and French Flannel shirts with and with out silk stripes. Schwartz Bros., Main street.
 The Fish Pond free lunch is great attraction for the hungry public these days.
 Men: Look down at your feet. sirs. If they are not neatly shod and you owe them a new pairtry pair of oak soled Selz or Packard Oh so E. 2. Schwartz eros., the proper shoe men
 Dick Davis has concluded to soak up ozone around Douglas for some time to come.
 The Chicago Painless dentists are TOW located in their new quarters over the Bisbee Trading store. and are prepared to do all kinds of first class dental work. n-14tf
 The body of Joseph Netherland was shipped to San Marcus. Texas, 'yesfer- day morning.
 The Chicago Painless Dentists have changed quarters from the Johnson black to the suite formerly occupisd by Dr. Slaton, and are better prepar- cd than ever to do all kinds of dental work. 11-14-u
 Billy Hankins, who was injured at he Czar sawmill few days ago, is improving nicely.
 The Chicago Painless Dentists are skilled workmen and graduates, and do all manner of intricate dental work, Including crown, bridge and plate work and painless extraction. ll-l+u
 The Fl Paso and Southwestern pas. selger service to El Paso is booked to commence on the 18th.
 The new carrige repository on Sul- livan flat is nearing completion under the restless hands of several of Bis bees leading mechanics.
 Superintendent Walter Douglas. ac- oompanied by his wife are in Fl Paso this week and will return home to Bisbee on Thursday.
 The little touch of weather and sug- gestion of snow causes every ones nerves to jingle with renewed yigor these cool December days.
 Jimmy Howell, member-elect to the next territorial assembly. was in Bis bee yesterday looking over the field of his recent political victory.
 Bisbee Lodge. No. G71, will hold the annual Elks Memorial exercises at Bisbee opera. house Sunday, December z, at o'clock p. m. The public is cordially invited to be present. 12-2-1t
 Imported and American perfumes in bulk and fancy boxes. Toilet waters, Sa1cy ,soapsi sachet powdersh and o.her appropriate presents are now being displayed at the Bisbee Drug Store.
 Yesterday 35, 900 feet of lumber were ordered from Shattuck to be used in the construction of the new bottling works. Architect Olmstead win supervise the work and it will be steadily pressed to completion.
 Active work upon the Archibald & Cunningham soda water and beer stor age plant at Don Luis commenced yes .erday morning. The plant when fin ished will be the largest in southwest ern Arizona and will be able to handle all the trade of this locality.
 Three weeks from next Thursday will be Christmas. Only a short time to select your presents. Fancy boxes. latest writing paper, writing tablets. fountain pens, ink. etc, everything in tho stationary line complete at the Bisbee Drug Store.
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| pIeasant Dinner

. Pleasant Dinner
 A quiet little dinner party. which from all accounts happened "by chance" took place at the Alhambra last evening. There was oysters. champagne and other good things Those present were Messrs Wren. Demorest. Eliedge. Stump. Smith and Messner.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02
Quick Benefits

Quick Benefits
 4 check for the sum of $2,000 was yesterday delivered to Mrs. Julia Kelly. which was the amount of the insurance carried by Mike Kelly in fhe A. O..U. w lodge of this city
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02
MAsvwNnss~ S1s,t.
Mems Overcoats

If you are particular that the cveicoat you wear shall be correct you will be interested in the long. loose fitting ones that almost reach to the shoe tops, and that have slash pock- cts and cuffs on the sleeves In grey and brown mixtures, S2O.
 Other styles with half box back from S6 to S20.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02
A uniaus Present

' Uniqus Presenf
 c. H Brown showed us very handsome souvenir yesterday in the form of copy of the thanksgiving proclamation of the governor of Iowa. printed and bound in a manner to
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02

For weak lungs and as cold pre- vensative, wear chamois vest, or chest protector. 50 cents and upwards. Sold at the Busbee Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02

FOR RENT-Furnished room with board in private family. Suitable for two men or man and wife s. R. Gen eral Delivery. 12-2-3s
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challenge the keenest admiration oi the most experienced connisseur.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02

FOR sAIE-One Broom house. Call or address George Dreyspring. No. 412 Tombstone canyon. I1-I1-1m
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BOOMERS wANTED-At 40 Dual. ity hill I2-s-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02

The old reliable firm of A. Baur han dies only Phoenix beef, mutton and pork and you can depend it is first ciass 11-16-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02

Extra heavy canteens for sale at Bisbee Hardware and Furniture Co.
 12-2ff
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02
Girls CIOaks

Not the short or three-quar- ter length jackets. but Cloaks that reach to the bottom of the dress. They are very pretty and when you think that with them wash dress may be worn all winter. they seem the most sensible so-t of winter gar ment for girls.
 Made with full 5acl, and double cape; slashed pockets. $6 50.
 Made with a yoke back. very full: slashed rockets; turn back cuffs; bound with mohair braid. S6.50. '
 Made of zibeline-the rough, hairy goods-with yoke back piped with vel. vet; turned back cuffs: slashed pockets. sl0.50,
 Made of kersey with yoke back and front; vertical cords all round the coat and on each sleeve; turn back cuffs. Sl2.50.
 Don't think because we've described only the long coats that we haven't the short ones. {. Plenty of them are here.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-02

Guns for rent and ammunition for sale at Bisbee Hardware and Furniture Co, IF O. K street.
 1o-2%Y
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CLASSIFIED ADS
No. 20 Main Street

WANT A0. RATE8. sissEE REVIEW .WANTs." | Cent q Word.
 Hats cleaned like new at Hartiey's. 116 O K street. If
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PERSONAL MENTION

Jack Foster spent Sunday in Bisbee.
 Dolph Hinton was up from Naco
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-06
Mitohcil.Hoy.

n very pretty wedding took place in
the Presbyterian Church last night at
tho close Of the evening service. the
bride being Miss Alice Hoy a charming
,oung lady Of Winnemucca, and the
groom Mr.. Romulus W. Mitchell also Of
Winnemucca, an employee Of tho South.
orn Pacific Railroad. The impressive
service Of tbs Presbyterian Church wns
performed at the utter OF the church 10y
the pastor Rev. Geo. II. Greenfield.
Mrs. Mitchell Is tho Rister Of Mrs. Geo.
Williams whose husband Ia n well
known sheep man Of Elko County. Mr..
md Mrs. Mitchell will make their home
In Winnomucca. Thoy left for Salt
Lake this morning on q wedding tour,
May their lie together DO long and
happy. Tho INDEPENDENT extends
heefliest congratulations.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-06

Yesterday the State Controller made
Affidavit to the amount ~ money due
the State OF Nevada up to juno lat Of
the present year, with interest and Tor.
wardod the Sd ~ to Washing ton.
Senator Stewart under date uf May
2lst wrote the Controller that the
Omnibus claims bill had passed both
houses OF Congress and the affidavit
was then required. Since the dnte Of
the letter President Roosevelt has sign.
cd the hill.
Tho bill contains u provision that the
Rebellion War claims OF Nevada DO OK.
amined and allowed. The total amount
to date ia ?IsG.6Sl -.
This viii, when it reaches Nevada, he
placed III tho general fund mud will
place the state oD velvet financially
Senator Stewart handled the bin in the
Senate and Ncwlands in tho House. II
has several times passed the SENATE md
osly dnrinp the present NJ saion psTsrd
the house.--Appcal.
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AN UNEXPECTED TRIP.
Wonderful Nerve aad Eaduvaa.. O.,
an Iowa Roy Carried on By
. balloon,

Carlton II. Myers, of West Liberty
H. a boy IL years old, displayed
most wonderful nerve and presenc.
or mind III u balloon
where even "a nan of experience
might have been expected to lose
courage. An Iowa paper gives the
story:
The balloon WAS almost inflated
with hot air when the nnchor.rnn,.
gave way and il started Inward aud.
denly with IL rush. The spectatn-s
were h"rrhi@ IN Zee a boy hanging
head downward from the ropes. The
little fellow. boy-likc. had au.
pr"ached to" near the preparations
ana his foot became rntunyied in one
of the ropes. The csllsd
out: "Strnightcn up, boy. but hold
on Tor MI you are worth"
The plucky ind nhcyed, rench,d
up above his foot. and. catching hold
OF the rope, quickly righted hin.eH
ciimbed up about eight feet and then
threw his arm through several rops.
that came together Just under the bal.
loon; he was 4 number Of feet above
the parachute. hut 30 close To the ON.
let III the airship TINT the cscnpine
hot air and gas almost caused him 20
faint. He made the entire trip. about
three miles. hanging 10y one arm.
The height which the balloon
reached is estimated to have been
About n mile, a distance OF 500 feet
higher han the intended TO
go. They came down in u sOrnhsld
and thus escaped injury"
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Real ArfesInn Vol.

j. Nj. Taylor started last Monday to
bore a well on the desert six and one
quarter miles east Of Toll House, about
sight miles from the Slonn ranch and on
the N. l.. Cattle Company's range.
Thursday, at a de- = ot 100 feet, he
struck a flow OF art. water, nearly
boiling hot. 1t rise lr feet above
tho surface. Ho H. uS no hard
formation in this leo feet and will sink
to q greater depth. Sinking tho well
deeper is necessary, said Mr.. Taylor,
because the high pressure OF the water
viii force sand and tho loose gravel up
10 tie surface Of the weD. When the
hard formation is encountered the well
will DO capped aud used in the winter
Tor watering stock. AZ the water will
not freosc IL win always be available for
cattle on the range.
Mr. Taylor Gays tho temperature OF
the water 10 about tho came Ms that ut
the Golconda hot syringe. There are
no apparent traces OF minerals in the
water. but an analysis will DO made la
fully determine the matter.
Tho striking Of a~rtesinn water on the
sandy desert where Mr.. Tsylor's we'll is
located o a great deal. 1t will
doubtless DO followed by tho sinking OF
other wells in the vicinity with every IN
surance Of success, With artesian water
available the desert will DO reclaimed
with agricultural possibilities TINT can
only DO imagined Silver State.
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Democrats Favor Ihe Irrigation
Measure.
III. T.. BARTE.SE.

\ special dispatch to the Reno
Journal under date OF the 29th sayp;
The Democratic Congressional Com.
mittec met tonight and considered the
issue of the coming campaign, On
motion 81 Newlnnds. seconded by
Senator Turner. Of Washington, and
Glenn, 81 Idaho, the following rcaolu.
ton was unanimously adopted:
"Whercas, the Democratic national
plnttorm d declared M follows: We Ia
Yor nm intelligent systcm Of improving
the aid lnnds ~ the Wesi. storing the
winters tor tn" purposes ~ irrigation and
the holding 81 such lands for actual
settlers. Now therefore, received, by
tho Democratic" Congressional Com.
mittcc, that W regard the pending bin
FOR the irrigation NJ arid lauis NJ the
west. M complying with the pledge con.
tanned IN the national Democratic plat
form aud We the refore favor the passage
OF aaid bill ns n needed step in the line
~ domestic Development
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- operate IN Elk" County.

= II Mining Reporter mcntinus the
following rmong tho n,w mining inNpr.
porntions IN Nevada:
Gold Crrck, Ntvnda. Cone0li lated
loies tuIrrnUy. by Dunbur iInn;. 7.
II. S"..tn William p. Gndf0c). Joseph
FrnL ,'nihaI and +. J.. Orcan: capital.
$1,000, COO; Ia Jreratc 10 Eiko county,
Nevada.
Gold Creek. Novuda. " .iFng Cpn.
pan!. by Francis DicEsor. e. G. Dorc
mus and %, j. RobinerI Jr,I capital.
$4,000 900; in Incorporated u. Nov York;
10 operate in Elko connty. Nevada.
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The official repurts OF the several
county officers we're read and filed.
The Resignation Of J j. BroGan, Jus.
tice OF the Peace OF Tecoma, wa re-
ceived and accepted and the Office de-
clnred vacant.
Communication f.om &. NJ. Spencer
relating to repairs IN public road read
answer.
Communication FROM Fred NJ. Clark
relating to Indebtedness ri Waite Pine
county received and cousider red aud
clerk ordered tn
The following persons were appoint.
ed registry agents tor the General
Election Nov. 1. 1872:
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Weekly Crop bulletin.
Al 90

The crop hu!l.tiu issued by The
Nevada section o. the Weather Bureau
for the week ending June 81 says:
Over the greater part Of the State the
weather conditions II the past week
have been highly favorable and crops
OF all kinds have made mpih and salts
factory growth. \ heavy frost occurred
III western districts on the morning Of
the 2ud, but no damage ot any corsc.
quence is reported. In the southeast
portion drying winds have prevailed
aud crops have been u~niavorably aft set
ed.
Nearly Ill reports for the past wc5k
are favor able and indicate that there
has been a marked improvement in crop
conditions aud prospects all over the
State. The grain crops have been
greatly benefited 10y the warmth and
sunshine ui the past week. Alfalfa
appears to have ma ic rapid gro With
and promises "a very heavy yield in most
districts.
Potato planting - nearing completion
in the northwest portion. and the har
vesirnG uf gram IL III prognss III the
southern portion oi Lincoln county.
Fruit prospects are good. Water APP
pears to be plentiful in most dist ncts
for irrigation and other purposes.
Reports from the eastern and central
eectiUus OF the State are missing this
week.
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Like a browning Man.

stiyo years ago a disease the doctc r:
called dyspepsia took such hold OF ire
that could scarcely co. writcs Geo. s
March, well known attorney Of N0cona.
Tex. 81 took quantities on pc;rsin aud
other modicineo but nothing hslped mo.
ne a drow ming mHn grabs nj 6 strnw !
grabbed at Kodol ] felt mn Improvement
ht opoe . after a few BOTTLES Am sonnd
and woll.T Kodol Ia tho only propagation
which exactly reproduccs tho ntf ural
digestive juices and consequently Ia the
only one which digests any good food
and enIes my form Oi stomach trouble.
Elko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-06
MEMor NJ DAY.

Yesterday, Meme.ial Day, was ittinGiy
observed in Elko by the Knights OF
Pythias. Rathbone Sisters, Odd Fellows,
Rebekahs and citizens generally.
Many beautiful and fragrant flowers
Were placed on the graves OF the loved
and departed once who sleep in u
silent city. 70 take one day from tue
busy aud busting year and devote the
time to paying loving tribute to the
memory OF our dead is a beautiful aud
solemn custom and one which will ever
continue with the American people.
OPP.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning. the
Knights Of Pythias. Rathbone Sisters
and q large number OF our citizens
gathered at X. Of p. Hall, where the
rituaIistic services OF the order for Me
mortal Day were carried out. At the
conclusion OF the services i'll the hall a
procession composed of the Knights and
Rathbone Sisters was formed and
marched TO their cemetery, where
sweet flowers were placed on tho graves
OF the dead.
l.. o. o. p.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon l. o,
o. +. hall was filled to overflo wing
obi Fellows, Rebekahs and many more
OF our citizens, and q goodly number OF
people from the surrounding country
to listen to the exercises appropriate to
Memorial Day conducted by Elko
Lodge No, Is, and Ivy Rebekah Lodge
No Is, I. o. o. +. The assemblaGe vas
called to order by George w. Bruce, n,
G., acting az president OF the day. and
after a cong by the choir and prayer by
Chaplain Chas. Grover, Mr.. Bruce intro.
duoed Rev. G. F. Plummer who deliver
ell the Grafton. Mr.. Plummer held the
close attention OF the audience for about
half an hour. His remarks were very
appropriate to the day and occasion and
we're well received. After another hymn
by the choir and prayer by the chaplain
a procession was formed under the
guidance OF A. Bruce, p. G.. rs marshal
with the l;ebekahs. Odd Fellows, a
delegation from the Knights OF Pythias
md citizens generally in line, and
proceeded to the /. o, ,. F. cemetery
where after appropriate exercises
howerG wore ssrown on thu grsvss OF ths
departed ones who sleep there, when
the line reformed and returned to town.
The singing by the choir, composed OF
the following ladies and gentleman was
exceptionally good: Mrs. Willis organ
sat; Mira. Z. Reinhart, Misses Pearl and
Violet Bruce. Miss Hattie Clnrk. MH
Pullman. Miss LYDIA Russell, Rev. Geo
il. Greentield,' Mr.. Joe Gardner and
Mr.. Chester Littlefield.
Truly Memorial Day. 1902, was
appropriately observed in Elko and a
lasting lesson in love, duty and rever'
ence taught to the rising generation.
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Don't start the summer with II finger
ing cough or colo. We all know what q
-rummer cold IL. LIS the hardest kind
tn cure. Often it -nangs on" through
the cntir"c season. TAX" i; IN hand
right ROW. y few doses # One Minute
C'hiGh Cure vail set YOU right. Sure
cure Tor coughs colds, Group. 2riP,
bronchitis. all throat md lung troubles.
Absolutely safe. Acts at once. Child.
ron like il. Zone Minrte Cough Cure
IL the best cough ;nediciuc | ever used
stya j II. iiowolI. Groyelon, y. II. II
never fonnd ANYTHING else that acted 50
safely and quickly Elko Drug 60
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DEFENDANTS HARD LUCK.
He Was GUILTY and Wanted to A.
knowledge II. Hut They
wouldn't Let Him.

1t is not unusual for persons in
dicted for crime to plead guilty. but
very seldom does It happen that q
prisoner admits that he has been
rightfully accused is compelled I"
enter Il plea of 10 guilty. Such an
incident occurred In Washington re-
Gently.
1t was desired to make q test case
in order to secure n ruling from the
appellate court on a knotty legal
proposition. 4 certain colored indi-
vidual who was in the tolls was Sc
lected to furnish framework for the
issue. He was escorted into court
for Arrangement. Prior to that for
mality. however, the prosecuting Of
fcer took the precaution to remark:
"Of course, you are going TO plead
not guilty" Such u plea was essen
tinl in order to take the matter be-
fore the higher court.
The response was n surprise and
somewhat di~sconcerting, for the at
orney and the court were anxious
to go ahead with the test proceed
ing. The prisoner declared: Use
guilty. an l wants TO be sentenced
right here nm now" This disar
ranged the programme very decid
eddy.
1t required the combined persun
sive efforts of the prosecuting officer
and the counsel assigned to repre-
sent the defendant. says the Wash
ington Star. to induce the latter q
consent tn plead not guilty. As he
was led from the courtroom hI
shook his head obviously and mur
INJURED: Il didn't want to do II
cause Use guilty. nil right. Dom
know what they'se up to. deed
don't"
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice II hereby gIgCn that the undcrsignc
Inns been duly appointed md qualified by the
platrlc, Cour, OF the Fourth judicial DistrIc,
Of the State of Nevada. In and Tor the Count,
of Elko, A. the executor OF tho last will and
testament Of Mary T.. Cownoycr. deceased. An
ctcditofa having claims against Enid estate
Hro required TO nic tho SAME. with tho proper
vouchers attached. with tho CIotk ot Tho Court
within lhroc month"; from the FIRST publication
al this notice.
Dated May 22ud. 1907,
4. 4. CowSovER.
Executor OF tho last will aud Testament OF
Nary y. CoUuovor, deceased.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Following are the proceedings OF the
commissioners at the meeting held
Monday, June ,, 1902.
Present-Jumes Clark. ". ". Wealth.
era and Phil Snyder.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
Bill Of James RutledHe Tor posting
registry lists for school election wss
rejected.
The money in the county treasury
was counted and found correct.
Transfers were made from the general
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-06

The post Il clerk currency system con.
corning which the press OF the country
is taking considerable interest at pres.
ent, will il adopted IA dn away with the
money order, and ic come u decidedly
better means Of transmitting small Il.
mounta. II Is Il perfectly simple way
Of turning ordinary Paper currency into
II negotiable instrument that may he
sent through the mails a. safely Hs Ii
bank draft or check the proposed
postal check may he purchased nj any
Ios;utice Ill u,y amOnu under tive
dollare, and Will have blank spices
winch the purcha er ma AT my time
I'LL with the name and address II The
person tn whom he desires t. forward
the check, liking thereon md rGnccllig
a two.ceni stamp md .rit.ug his own
name on the back. by which he converts
a piece Of ordinary paper currency Of
the government into u valId draft. pay
able Ia The person named by the sender
TN whose endorsement the amount OF
value Of the bill will be paid. II is u
simple. . :fe and easy system of trausmit
ting money; mi the scheme ought "a b.l
put into operation. The bill nov before
congress should become u law Utah
Stat" journal.