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Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
0a MisainR Nord.

MT. Loudenslager of New Jersey wanted to put some lettering on the door of his committee room OF pen sions The house carpenter had just hung two fine swinging ma ahOgany screen doors such as all the other cbairmen of committees are having, and the house painter was then called in The doors were not broad enough to write out in large letters the entire name. On the leFt door the painter in- scribed, "Com. on" and then went away to lunch.
 Scores of people stared at the pc euliar words. They thought it might be come on" and were wondering whether a green goods man nasi been established inside or whether Vt was some sort of a hospitable invitation to walk in.
 Later the painter returned from his lunch, and on the other door he wrote another word, which gave the sen tsncs . different turn. It then read. "Com. on PeDsions."
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
PROMINENT VISITOR
|. ". 5iinn, at One Time a Resident
 of Tombstone, Visits Bjsbee

|. W. 5iinn, at One Time Resident
 of Tombstone, Visits Bisbee
 L. W. Blinn, well known all over Aizona and Southern California, ar rived in Bisbee yesterday on business
 Mir. Blinp was one of the pioneers of Arizona and lived in Tombstone from 1881 to 1889, which included the halcyon days of that camp. The BHnn Lumber company was organized about the time MT. Blinn left Tombstone. This company established lumber yards al every point in Southern Ari- zona- Mir. Blinn sold the first lumber at Clifton and furnished the timber for the bridges on the Arizona & New Mexico railway. In fact, MT. Blinn furnished the lumber for building a majority of the houses in Southern Arizona for many years. from his yards in Phoenix, Casa Grande. Tue son, Tombstone. Wilcox and Lords burg Several years ago MT. Blinn sold his interest in the Blinn Lumber company and became the manager of the San Pedro Lumber company. Late ly he withdrew from the latter com pany.
 He now lives in Los Angeles and has extensive business interests in Southern Arizona Mr.Blinn remark ed last night that he first visited Bis bee in 1880 before there had been any copper smelted in the camp. He thinks Bisbee has made wonder ful growth.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
THE WORK BEGINS
The Contractors Now Engaged in
 Grading the Tombstone Branch


 Ground was broken Tuesday on the Tombstone branch of the Fl Paso < Southwestern railroad. Three grad ing camps have been established. one at Fairbank, one a few miles out from Tombstone, and one midway between the two points.
 The completion of this road to Tombstone will mark a new era of progress and prosperity for the old camp and will be the means of res urrecting the mining industry of this section that has remained compara- lively dormant for number of years awaiting transportation facilities. it is believed that Tombstone will re main the terminus for some time. but it is the intention of the company to finally extend the road to College Peak, mdlling 3onnection with the main line and thus shortening the dis tance forty miles by laying fifty-five miles of rails. The line as projected will open valuable mineral field that will contribute materially to the city's prosperity and add largely to the county's wealth. All hail the coming Of the railroad with delight, whose approach serves to enliven business enterprises and imbue the public with courage and renewed activity.
 Application was made last evening to the city council for right of way through the corporate limits, and the request was granted. Colonel Her ring appeared on behalf of the rail road company, and the resolutions as passed will be published in these col unns later on.-Prospector.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31

or so and would play for . dance in the country.
 'T thought nothing of it," said Mir Bluett, until found that he had been absent for several days and no word was received from him nor from any one who had seen him. Judge Will Hams gave me the first information of him, he having seen Alberto near to El Paso for . few days.
 Wherever he is, l can see no good reason for his sudden departure. l had all confidence in the man and would trust him at any time.
 He was well liked by every one and he always did right as far as know" :"
 The Cubar Cigar factory is closed and the revenue collector will be here in a few days to inspect the stock Of tobacco which Alberto left behind
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
AN HONEST FACE
 WAS NO FAKE
MUG coNvINcES MAYOR scHMlTZ THAT FIGHT
 WAS SQUARE

Associated Press.)
 San Francisco, July 30.-Robert Fitzsimmons called on Mayor Schmitz today and assured him that he had rot faked the championship battle be- tween himself and Jeffries.
 The mayor looked at Fitz for awhile and then said, MT. Fitzsimmons, your face is too honest for a man who would fake"
 Fitz was highly pleased and with tears in his eyes thanked the mayor for his kind opinion.
 The mayor assured him that in his opinion he certainly did not engage in fake. as has been harged by few persons who saw the fight
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. NJ Miller, recently of Fresno. California. has accepted a position with C. M. Henkel, the jeweler. Mir. Miller learned his trade in TennGs- see and has followed the business for several years.
 Dr. Rankin received letter from Dr. Nichoi yesterday, dated at New York City. wher. he is taking post graduate course. Mir Nichols states that Dr. Willard. formerly with the Copper Queen medical force, is also there.
 MT and Mrs s. E. Mcguire are registered al the Palace hotel in San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
PROPOSALS

Bids will be received by the un- dersigned until 12 o'clock m. on Mon- day, August 4th, for sinking the two compartment shaft on the Copper Glance mine a distance of 200 feet from the 316 level Contractors to furnish everything. Gasoline engine in place. Address
 Copper Glan.e Mining Co.
 Bisbee, A. T. 7-314t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
Eureka Mines Looking We'll

Eureka Mines Looking Well
 Mir. O. B. Steen. of the Eureka gold mine. is in the city for a short stay. He reports that the work at his mine is progressing well. Our company has purchased seven more claims which gives us a large group" said MT. Steen. We offered $150 900 for the Copper Glance mine this week but the owners refused the offer. There will be in the near future quite an amount of Colorado capital invested in this sec tion, which will mean a good deal for Bisbee"
 It is astonishing how great an in terest eastern capital is taking in the mineral section of the United States and how much inquiry is being made concerning it.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
eisbee's New Paper

eisbee's New Paper
 Artielks of incorporation of the Bisbee Miner Publishing company have been filed in the recorders of- fee at Tombstone J. c. Pritchard, ex-postmaster of Bisbee. is the pres ident of the company; H. Schmeiding Is secretary and treasurer and W. A. Nash is to be the editor, and man ager. It is learned that the new pa per will be called the Miner and will be published as . daily afternoon pa per. Mir Nash came to. Bisbee sn the latter part of last year and gave it out that he would establish . news paper in Bisbee- From time to time the appearance cf the paper has been delayed, but -sA all appearances, it is now an a4 4surd fact.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
NOTICE

The city of Bisbee hereby invites bids for the erection of stable to DC of brick and erected in accordance with plans and specifications now in office of the city clerk. All bids must be submitted at the meeting Of the city council on the evenng of Au- gust 9th, 1902.
 W D. Kinsey,
 City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
Tombstone's Passenger Depot

Considerable speculation is had as to the probable location of the passen- ger depot in Tombstone. The exact location has not yet been divulged by the railroad authorities further than the fact that two depots. freight and passenger, would be built and the lat ter would be close in. Two ideal sites for a passenger depot are to be had along the line of survey, the same be- ing at the corner of Third and Tough nut opposite the court house and the other just beside the Vizna hoist at the foot of Fourth street. The freight depot will doubtless be built in the upper part of town where plenty Of switch room, etc. is afforded.-Pros- pector.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
MUSIC

Prof. McCaffeTty's orchestra is in Bisbee prepared to furnish music for all occasions. nia ing in resorts, with privilege. price in according Orches- tra consists of violin, clarinet, cornet. piano or guitar. Satisfaction guarau- teed or no pay. Headquarters at Nor ton house. 7-31-1w
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
NOTICE CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received up to August 7th. 1902, for carpenter work, brick chimney and fire place and painting for Bisbee Woman's club building to be erected on Quality Hill, Bisbee, Arizona Plans, etc, to be had at architectural dept c. Q. general office.
 7-31-1w Bisbee Woman's Club.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
ALBERTO ROJATTO
 HAS DISAPPEARED
' THE CUBAN PATRIOT LEAVES
 eissEE JULY eth
Since Which Bis Wherestouts Have Been Unknown-He May Be in .EI Paso-Left His Business Ap- psrentiy Without Cause

Alberto Ro;afto. the Cuban patriot, who for the past six years has been in Bisbee, has suddenly disappeared and his whereabouts is now unknown.
 Whether Alberto walked ou: of town with the intention of staying away or whether something has be fallen him is just now the question to be determined by those most in- terested in the situation.
 For the past six years he has been engaged as cobbler for Mir. Bluett and recently was manufacturing ci- gars. having two or tnree men en- ployed at times.
 Mir. John bsuett was seen last evening and stated that Alberto left on the ninth of July and said that he was going out of town for . day
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
RETAINS

Ther is scarcely any condition of m health that is not benefited by the oe- cassional use of a R-I-P-A-N-S Tabule. For sale by druggists. The FiveCsot packet is enough for an ordinary e. casion. The family bottle 60 cents. contains . supply for . yea.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
At the Modern

At the Modern
 MT. Centers came in from the Mod ern mine yesterday and states that the engine is in place and the fouD- dation for the boilers are now being laid. The work is progressing very well. They are working twenty-one men.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
LADIES GAN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens F00e- Ease, a powder to be shaken into tho shoes. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to corns a1A
 bunions. It's the greatest comfort d. covery of the age. Cures and preveDD spots. Aliens Foot Ease is . certain cusS for sweating, hot, aching feet. At a1 druggists and shore stores, xc. Don't ae- Sy maii -A11SS. Aljes i oisstsd. = Roy. D. x
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
Hotel arrivals

Hotel arrivals
 Arrivals at the Copper Queen ho- tel yesterday were: E. R. Stock. San Francisco; J. Chilberg, Fl Paso; M. O. Breen, Jr.. Toledo. Ohio; T. s. Ely. Los Angeles; L. A. Blinn, Los An geles: T. S. Collins. Globe; F. Men dez and daughters, Sonora
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
pemoera,ie committee Meetina

Democratic Committee Meeting
 The democratic central committee of Cochise county will meet at the Library hail today at o'clock D. m. Quite a number of the committee ar rived yesterday and more are expect ed on the train today.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
DAMAGE AT CONGRESS
Pumping Plant on Date Creek
 Blown Up

The pumping plant at Date Greek, supplying the town or Congress and the mine with water, was blown up at 10 o'clock Saturday night
 The pumpman and his family, who live in house near by and who had just retired. escaped without injury, Immediately after the explosion they heard cheers and cries of exultation from the perpetrators Of the outrage. who escaped in the darkness.
 The pumping plant was located at a lonely spot, several miles from any other house
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
The New Bank

The Miners and Merchants bank opened at O'Clock yesterday, as per announcement in the .leview J. T. Hood. cashier, seemed in good humor and was busy. Everything is neatly arranged and there is ample room.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
New Fixtures

New Fixtures
 c. NJ. Henkel has placed some new fixtures in his jewelry store which are a noticeable improvement. Mr. Henkel carries an elegant stock of goods and has a good trade
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
pr;xe Eioht Ecboes

Prize Fight Echoes
 Echoes of the Jeffries-Fitzsimmon prize fight recently pulled ofi in San Francisco. continue to reverberate around Pisbee. There are those who say that Jed won fairly and there are many to be found who insist that Fitz- simmons certainly threw the fight The Examiner is the authority pointed to by the man who says the fight was . fake.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Hearing Today
 Henry Teasdale, who on Tuesday night cut Ernest Hansen, was yester- day released on $500 bond in Judge Browns court and will have his hear ing this evening at o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31

FOR sAlE-$175 takes a good pay ing business in Bisbee. Address P. O. box 602 7.2s.Iv
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
Fined Twenty Dollars

Fined Twenty Dollars
 Henry Campbell, who gave check on the Bank of Bisbee for $10 to Mir Baker at the peer Garden, was fined $20 in Justice Browns court, which amount was paid and the defendant discharged
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31

FOR SAL piano $100. Inquire at Raub's bicycle store in Johnson block lot
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
CLASSIFIED ADS.

FOR RENT. Broom house, unfurn- ished. Inquire at 264 Youngblood hin.
 7-27-tf.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31

Don't forget us-McDaniel & Wis wald. Naco. Everything that is re- freshing. 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
DSAn't BarDOnise.

Haven't you read that lovely new povelY' asked the first summer girl
 No" replied the other. "the only edition of 1t I've seen has . horrid ,yel low cover that doesn't accord with any sf " -~WnA"-Philadelph Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31

Don't forget. to register Judge Brown is registering officer7-3l If
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
Railroad Officials

Hsiiros6 Officials
 I- ?. Sroufe. c. M. Burkhalter and other Southern Pacific officials. were here in their prlvate car San Carlos yesterday and left about o'clock for Cananea- It is now an assured fact that the Cananea railway will an early date. In this event the Can anea road would undoubtedly be con nected with the Southern Pacific main line at some point between Will COX and Benson.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-25
ELECTRIC FANS TO COOL
CIVIL SERVICE OFFICE
Elevator Also to Go Into Commission
in Old Building.

The heated brows and peTspiring faces
Of the officials and employees OF the Civil
Service Commission are soon to be cool
ed by electric fans which Colonel Hetnes.
the Superintendent Of the building. in
tends TO have put in the various rooms
In the matter Of these little convenience
es the building on Eighth Street occu-
pied by the guardians Of Government
Ia0rals Is rather deficient The super
intendent also expects to have several
more telephones working in the near fu-
ture Al present there IS only one
phone with outside connections in the
entire building and everyone IN the office
has TO 90 UP 70 the third floor when they
wish to use it To go up 20 the third
floor sounds easy. but It is wearing on
the nerves in the hot weather when the
elevator is out Of commission The sup
erintendent h; however, after weeks Of
worry. trials and disappointment fnal-
~ succeeded in getting the lift in order
again. A new one is needed in the build
ing
The present telephone in the building
Is used more than any othsr IN the exec
utiVe departments except that of Attor-
ney General Ku0z- Every morning there
are from fifty to seventy calls on Of
hcial business over the line before neon
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-25
CAMPAIGN TO ENFORCE
4HB NEW LICENSE Law
A Hundred Warrants Issued
for Arrest of DeliEquents
Chinese LaundTymen, UndeTtakers, Con
tractors, and Cigar Dealers Under
the Ban-More to Follow.

The work OF enforcing the license
provisions Of the recent act Of Congress.
making appropriations to provide for
the expenses Of the government Of the
District Of Columbia for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1898. and fer other pur-
poses" has begun. This act makes it
obligatory to have a license TO do any
business whatever within the confines
Of the District. and is the cause Of
many complaints, but they VIII prove OF
no avail. for it Is the purpose OF the az
thorities to enforce it TO the letter.
The act became q law July /. last, and
yesterday about 100 warrants for the ar
rest Of as many persons who have not
complied with it were issued from the
Office Of Mr. James l. PUgh, Assistant
Corporation Counsel. II charge Of prose
~utions in the District branch Of the PO-
lice Court. These warrants are based
on the ground that the persons accused
should and must take out licenses TO do
business from July ! until November 1,
next. then the regular yearly license
viii have 10 be obtained
Among those for whom the papers is
sued yesterday call are thirty OF more
Chinese laundrymen- eight or ten IN
dertakers. three gCT manufacturers,
Gutractors. six florists. five con
fectioners, and aGUuJ twenty cigar deal
ers. These viii be followed by couple
OF hundred more warrants Of Z like kind,
which viii be issued on Information fur
nished by the License Inspector, r. O.
Melton
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-25
SAID TO BE FORMING
NEWSPAPER TRUST
Collier Company Negotiating for New
York State Publications.

NEW YORK, July 25--A stock com
pany is being formed here with a capital
Of sl0.O00,000 to buy string Of news
papers throughout New York State. The
United States Publishing Company is
the name of the corporation. It is
stated the organization will be ready to
begin operations about October l. p F
Collier x Son. publishers CT Golfers
Weekly are said 10 be at the head of
the proposed trust. 4. Lowits is en-
cheering the formation Of the company
70 buy up newspaper plants. giving in
payment stock Of the United States Pub
fishing Company. or part cash and the
balance in stock
Mr.. LOwits says he has secured oP-
lions on more than forty plants, and he
desires 100 before merging them in the
company It is pointed out that the
cost Of production can be greatly les
sened and the profits. therefore. be
much larger II the plants are controlled
by stock company
4 number Of publishers along the Hut-
son River who have been approached on
the subject OF selling out TO tie trust
laugh at the idea. They say TIT, plants
are well established and on a solid
financial footing They control the 10
cal situation in their various territories
and are not willing to sell, nc matter
how tempting the offers made.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-25
FIVE PERSONS KILLED
IN RAILROAD WRECK
Many Passengers Danger
ously Injured.
Washout Causes Disaster on the So
rera Line IN Arr
iona.

TUCSON, Ariz-, July 25.-Five persons
were killed outright and a number in
iured in . wreck On the Sonora Railroad.
near Lace. a town seventy-f7e miles
south Of Nogales-
The northbound International passez-
ger train was deraiIed at a wasaou:. and
the locomotive, baggage car. and Pull
man toppled over the embankmeBt. The
brakeman. engineer, and three Mexican
employees occupying a second-class
coach were killed and three passengers
were seriously injured. Many received
injuries
The baggage ear and second-cIass
coach were smashed 70 kirdIing wood
but the Othe~ coaches were not badly
wrecked. The engineer and fireman
jumped and escaped injury.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-25
DID NOT BEHAVE LIKE
hiBRY'S LITTLE LAMB
Meek Little Animal Causes Consterna-
ton at a Baltimore Wharf.

BALTIMORE, July 25.-A lively lamb
which came up from the Eastern Shore
on the steamer Louise Wednesday ere
ated considerable excitement OF the TOT
chester wharf shortly after noon by
founding from its pen, making direct
for Freight Agent Bstz, who happened
TO be deep IN the mysteries OF manIfests
and failed to take warning. and causing
that gentleman to sit down rather sud
denly
Mr. Betz weighs nearly zoo pounds,
and when he ceased to see stars and re-
allied what had happened. the fall made
him especially energetic in seeing that
the cause Of the fall was quickly cor
rallied and confined securely in its pen.
This feat was not accomplished, how
ever. until the animal had made several
record breaking high jumps, ELECTED
much supeT-heated language. and given
the pursusrs & run CT several squares
down Light Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-25
DAUGHTER OF MURDERED
MAN WILL SPRING TRAP
South Carolina Woman to 0fGciate at
an Execution

SAVANNAH. Ca. July 25.-Boisy BTy-
ant, coIored. viii hi We a unique taking
off when he is hanged at AdeII, BerrieL
county, on August p. He viii have the
honor Of being launched into eternity by
the hand Of white woman, the first ar
fair CT the kind in the history OF the
state
Bryant was convicted Of the murder OF
". a Eycrs. the marsha Of the town
Marshal Hyers was trying to brea3. Up
. gang Of negro bltnd-tiger keepers and
gamblers. when he was killed by Bryant
Mrs. Ella Hail. daughter Of the mar
deTed officer. GrOJe to Sheriff Swindeli,
requesting the privilege OF spring.aa
the trap at the execution Of Bryant, anL
the sheriff has replied that while he an
ticipated the pleasure Of the privilege
for himself, he viii waive his Owl IN
cIinatious, cnL comply with her request
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-25
Al ether
PROMINENT FORM0SANS
STUDYING AGRICULTURE
Visiting Government Gardens and Sta
tions With Uncle Sans Experts.

-Four prominent natives of Formosa
are in washington for the purpose OF
studying agriculture IN company with
Prof. L c. Corbett, horticuIturist of The
Bureau Of Plant Industry, and Associate
Editor Arnold, OF the Agricultural De-
partment, they have been visiting the
experimental gardens on the Potomac
Flats. the Arlington Experimental Farm,
aad the experiment farm at Bethesda,
Nd.
The names Of the Formosans are as
follows:
Shinpei Goto, civil governor Of For
mosa; I. Cuchi, councillor Of Formosa; ;
Tnazo Nit5be chief OF the bureau OF
agriculture Taipeh, Formosa. K Haga.
of Kada Farm, Taiuan, rormosa, and
Takenosuke Furuya, Of New York
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-25
FrnaraI Of Iohn ". Eubank.

The funeral Of John William Eubank
vas held this afternoon at 2;30 O'Clock
from the ParIors OF Bankers undertake
ing establishment The Interment viii
take place at Rock Greek Cemetery M
Eriank was lhirJy-fve years old. &c
rad been q sufferer for some time past
from Bright's disease About a week
ago he was removed from the home OF
MS sister, Mrs Anna MOntjoy. 1910 E
Street northwest. where he had been
living, TO Providence Hospital, where
he died Wednesday
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-25
CHILD DYING FROM
BITE OF MOSQUITO
Unusual Case Reported From the jersey
Insect Field.

MORRIsTow y. J., July 25.-Mar-
gle Smith, the seven-year- daughter
OF Monroe Smith, Of Union Hill. is dying
as the result Of mosquito bite.
The child was bitten Tuesday night
while on the steps OF her hcle- She fel.
the mosquito CT her face and killed is
with a slap. Nothing vas thought CT the
bite until several hours later when the
little girl awoke screaming with pain.
Her face had swollen badly and a phys
ician was Immediately summoned. He
applied cooling Lotions 20 her face and
save Internal remedies to reduce the in
Examination
The tile girls face kept swelling
steadily, and the doctor said it was prob
able that eryst3elas had developed from
the bite. There is no chance of re-
cOyery