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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-03
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Mr.and Mrs. Adolph Well NE 10
ed the Whist club very delightfulIy
on Thursday evening at tine handsome
We'll home on Broadway. The ladies'
prize was won by Mrs. Moses schwab,
and the gentlsmen's prize by MsjorM.
Bloom. An attractive luncheon was
served later. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Herman wsllerstein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob wallerstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Friedman, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Schwsb, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bloom, Mrs.
E.B. Schwartzenberger Mrs. Jean
nette We'll Mr.. James Greenbaum.
SWELL BOX PARTY.
Mr.. Will Webb entertained with a
box party at The Kentucky on We'd
nesday evening to see Otis Skinner in
"Lazarre. The party was in honor
of several visitors in the city and those
occupying the box were; Miss Anna
Parks Of Nashville, Tenn, and Mr..
Webb, Miss Elijah beth Sinnott and Mr..
Everitt Denison Of Marion, ILL.,, Miss
Ethel Morrow and Mr.. Leon DeDison
of Marion, ILL.,, Miss Henrietta Roger
and Mr.. Glenn Parks of Nashville,
/ Tenn.
1.-THE SUN MARCH,"
Prof. william Deal, the leader Of
The Kentucky orchestra, has compos.
ed a march entitled 1.-THE Sun" which
is dedicated to Mr.. Edwin J. Paxton
of the paper. 1t was played today at
the matinee and at tonight's perform
ance of the Gertrude Coglahn troupe
and will be heard with interest. Prof
Deal is fine and true musician ant
his compositions are certain to beal
the esr-mark of his genius.
INFORMAL PARTY.
There was an informal party oil
Monday evening at the pleasant hom'
of Miss Susie Thompson on Yves
Broadway, where a number of thu
younger society set gathered. A mos
enjoyable evening was spent by thu
forty or more guests who went Il
welcome Miss Thompson home fol
the holidays, from st. Louis where
she is attending school
MISS HELEN DEOKER'S DANCE
Miss Helen DecKer entertained the
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-03

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guests was prsssnt. 1o1
out-of- town visitors. [ ~
NEW YEARS EVE PART1 \
Mrs. John J. Dorian entertained q =
pupils of her private school most en-
joyably on New Years eve At her
home on South Fourth street. The
evening was most pleasantly and va
riedly spent and the Old Year was
watched out. Dainty refreshments
were served. A number Of guests .Yere
present.
NEW YEAR PARTY. =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Slaughter gave
pleasant New Year party from to IL
on Thursday evening in honor Of their
cousin Miss Lolita Fowler, &C their
home on North Third street. A dain-
ty four course luncheon was served 81
II O'Clock in the dining room which
was attractively decorated in red and
white.
CALDWELL FAMILY REUNION. !
Colonel and Mrs X. @. Caldwell
entertained at their West Jefferson
street home on Tuesday afternoon. II
was reunion of the Caldwell family
in honor of their first 'grandchild, the
six months old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Mike Caldwell of Mayfeld, and was
most pleasant event.
DELIGHTFUL OCCASION. f4
The young men of the First Chrir-
tian church were entertained by tho
Rev. W. II. Pinkerton with delight
full O'Clock dinner in the parlors Of
the church on Tuesday evening. Each
young man was privileged to bring
young lady and it was most pleasant
social occasion.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.
Miss Jessie Ellis entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home On
South Sixth street on Monday evon>>
ing. 1t was a pleasant occasion and
the evening was most enjoyably spent
Miss Ellis will return on Monday TO
college at Dickson, Tenn.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was given Mr.. Will
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-03
Advice to the Aged.

Age brings iniirmItIes, SUCH as slug
der and TORPID LIVER.
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ure was an effective tent scene. The
attendance was unusually large, and
n number of out OF. town guests were
present Some very striking and
charming costumes were worn and
added beauty 20 the brilliant scene.
Tho.e IN attendance were;
Dr. and Mrs Victor Voris, Messrs.
and Mesdames Edward Hesse OF Lou
isville. David Sanders, W. Il. MoPher-
son, Cook Husbands, Harry Tandy of
Frankfort, George @. Wallace, Ben
wsille, Charles Kiger, and Harris Ran.
kin, Mesdames Samuel Newman of
Milwaukee, Alonzo Meyers, Birdie
Campbell. II. O. Leoeh, I'D Wilson,
WI. Hills. and Armour Gardner Miss
es Frances Harris OF Dyersburg. Mar
gsret Park, Teddie Keys, Lucy Thorn
as, Ruth Smith, and Agnes Carney of
Mayheld. Anna Parks Of Nashville,
Agnes ) orris. OF Hopkinsviile, Dru
Urook, Ethel Hughes and Carrie Tom.
linson OF Jackson, Tenn Myrtle Deck
er, Ruth We'll, Laura Sanders, Martha
Davis, Halle Hisey, Ethel Morrow,
Evelyn Walker. Elizabeth Sinno,t,
Minnie Terrell, Hattie Terrell, Carrie
Rieke, Mabel Rieke, Emma Reed, Ger.
aid Sanders. Ethel Brooks, Blanche
Hills, Lille May winstead. Faith
Lsngstaf, Martha Leeoh, Matte Fow.
Ter, ida Leake, Henrietta Roger. Myra
Dubois, Elsie Bagby, Susie Thomp-
son, Msssrs. Louis Rieke, Jr., Gus
Thompson, James Smith, Urey Wood.
son, George Langstaff, Tom Harrison.
John sherwin, Herbert Hawkins,
Henry Rudy, Stewart sinnott, Ben
Frank, Cecil Lacy, Edwin wilson.
Edison Hart, Hugh Williamson of
Cairo, Leon Denison, Everett Denison
Of Marion ILL.,, Will Webb, Y. p. Nc.
Elrath, Lee Keller, Arthur Evor..t,
Frank Judge, Rob Doris, Abe We'll,
Evert Thompson, Frank Boone, Roscoe
Reed, Erve Albritton, and Emmett Car.
ney Of Mayfield; Dave Roger, Robert
Wallace, Charles James OF Evansville,
Ed Toof, Charles spillman, Allen Ash
craft, George Dubois, Tom Sanders,
Douglass Bagby, Charles COX, Charles
Reed, will Minnich, Glenn Parks Of
Nashville and DIR. |. y. Howell.
CHRISTMAS SANS soUcI.
Miss Myrtle Greer entertained the
Sans Souci club very charmingly on
Monday afternoon at her home on
North Fifth street. IL was the
Christmas meeting, postponed from
Friday of last week GU account of
the illness of niece OF Miss Greer,
and the appointments were in keep
ing with the season. A small Christ.
mas tree hung with little crimson
stockings was a pretty feature Of the
decorations. The stockings were dis.
tributed to the guests and were used
as tally cards." tiny red bonbons
being put in them for every game won.
The club prize, dainty silver salt cellar
snd'spoon, was won by Miss Laura
Sanders, and tho visitors prize,a pret-
ty picture, was captured by Miss An
ME May Yeiser. An attractive lunch,
emphasizing the Christmas idea, was
served after the game.
Miss Greer's guests were; Mes
danes will Gilbert, DAVID Sanders,
Harris Rankin, Misses Annie May
Ysiser, Florence Yeiser, Clara Thomp-
sou. Halle Hisey, Mabel Rieke. Nell
PAXTON. Sadie Paxton, Minnie Terrell. |
Hattie Terrell. Myrtle Decker, Henri
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Y. NJ. O. A. NEW
YEAR RECEPTION

The I'M. O. A. kept open house on
New Years day from to p. IN. and
from s TO / ,. m. and the occasion
was enjoyed by large plumber OF
guests. The woman's committee had
charge of the afternoon reception,
which was very charming affair. An
informal musical program was render
ed. by a number of the city's finest
musicians, both vocal and instrument.
al. Delightful refreshments were
served,
The feature of the evening vas a
novel trial for a breach of promise
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-03
NEW YEAR MEETING
OF SANS SoUCI.

The Sans souci club was delightful.
ly entertained on New Years day by
Miss Clara Thompson at her home on
South Sixth street. 1t was suggestive
of the day IN every detail and was a
pretty occasion. The tally cards were
attractive representations of Father
Time and the New Year. There were
seven tables of .euchre and the club
prize was won by Miss Lulu Reed, the
visitors prize by Miss Myrtle Decker,
and the lone hand prize by Mrs. 8.
II. winstesd. An attractive lunch
was served late. There were few
guests outside of the regular club
members who were all present ex-
cept four who are out OF the city. =
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the hotel where l am stopping.
- u hear the particulars
w. noso-' - 2 ',y'ady re-
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A PLEASANT PARTY.

Miss Mabel Callissi entertained a
number of her sohoolmates with an
enjoyable party at her home in Lit
ties Addition ON Tuesday evening.
The hours from to IL were very
pleasantly spent with games. De-
lightful refreshments were served.
Among those present were; Misses Al
Ice Coleman, Alice Hovious, Vera John
son, Ethel Hawkins, Jessie Wallace, Es-
sic Coleman, Sylvia Calissi, Masters
David Yeiser, Harold Clark, Clifford
Reddick, Willie Reddiok, Hall Malone,
Will Whitman, George Boyer, Ben
johnson, will Kelley,Eddie Keir, Owen
Kolley, Charlie Martin, Harry Mangle,
Mr.. Joe Rollston.
LUNCHEON AND GARD PARTY.
miss Virginia Noble entertained a
few Of her married, friends most
pleasantly on Wednesday afternoon
from TO o clock with an inform-
al luncheon and card party at her
pretty home on West jefferson boule-
ward. The prize Il plant, was won by
Mrs. W. II. Bradley. Pink carnations
were given as souvenirs. The guests
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ancing

suit in which a number of promi-
nent Psducahsns took part. IL was
very bright and funny and was en-
joyed by some hundred or more
guests.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-03

Certainly, Craig. What is itT
Il have got a party ON hand at my
rooms for tonight, and l want you to
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-03
APPROACHING WEDDING.

APPROACHING WEDDlNG.
Announcement has been made this
week of the marriage of Miss Susan
James, thehandsome and popular dsugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. James,
to Mr.. James Porter sleeth, the prom
inent young druggist. The ceremony
will be performed at $3.50 O'Clock in
the afternoon Of January IA at the
First Presbyterian church, by the
Rev. W. e. Gave, DID. The ushers
are Messrs Louis Rieke, Jr., Rich
ard Scott. Oscar Hank, Joseph Sin
mott, John Oehlschlaeger and Edward
Petit The couple will leave on the
7:O5 train for New Orleans and Tam
pa, Fla. from where they will sail for
Cuba. AS courtship of several
years has preceded the wedding, the
announcement comes as no SURPRISE to
their many friends, but the congratu-
lations are very numerous.
DANCE AT X. p. HALL.
A pleasant dance was given in the
knights of Pythias hall on Tuesday
evening. The chaperones were: Mes
DANES George Boyer, J. NJ. st. John,
John Kilgore, Charles Holiday and
Minnie McElhsney. Those in atten-
dance were: Misses Stella Kilgore of
Bardwell. Marjorie Kugore Of Bard
well, Kate Holiday, Inez Kruger, Edi-
tn Lowe, Maybelle Boyer, Claire St.
John, Carrie Wise. Nora Kelley, Mary
Beadles, Eunice McElhsney. Lena Shell
ton, Floyd Swift, Messrs. Ben Wilson,
Philip Rogers, George Holiday, James
Lally. Charlie Carney, Mike Kelley,
Edgar Warren, Howard shelton, Two
Petit, Murray Csbell, Herman willett,
Carol Given.
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IN HONOR OF MR.. AND
MRS, DAVID FLOURNOY

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Flournoy gave
an informal reception at their home
at Seventh and Broadway on Thurs
day evening In honor OF Mr.and Mrs.
David fiournoy and their wedding
party. 1t was very charming occa-
sion and number of guests called
during the evening. Delightful re-
freshments were served and the BRIDE
cake was cut for the ring. thimble. and
usual souvenirs, Many bright toatss
and congratulations were offered.
The bride who already has q host of
friends here, looked very charming in
an attractive gown OF white canvas
Cloth with picture hat Of white
lace.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
SMALLER CITY NEWS.

After all that has been said" it looks like Johnny Mullen would get that city marshal plum.
 Clouds have circled around Bisbee every day this week, and last night a good shower fell.
 The Rev. Studley Is reported to be confined to his bed. suffering with an attack of typhoid fever.
 o. NJ King is visiting in the city.
 Frank St Claire's little daughter, Roberta, is very i'll at home. on Quality hill, symptoms of typhoid fever having appeared.
 Mir. Jackson. who was overcome at the fire on Tuesday, had so far recoy- cred yesterday as to be on the streets. He will be himself again in few days
 E. c. Ord has returned from Tomb stone, where he went Monday on court business.
 William King, the prominent black smith and wagon maker of Tombstone, was in Bisbee yesterday.
 R. D. French, representing the Pacific Coast Biscuit company. was in Bisbee yesterday. MT. French is a resident of Prescott, and has had much experience in the mining busi- ness. He says the Warren district looks like a sure winner
 Lieutenant Foster and William Webb, of the Rangers, were in Bisbee yesterday
 Do+a Tobn.av, v,-,l1 roa,-o tb;. ,,o,.,,- = ing, to be gone for two or three weeks
 Mrs. B. Doran will leave today with her daughter, for San Francisco. on visit to her mother, and expects to re main there during the remainder of the warm weather.
 George B. Reay. of Douglas, was in the city last night.
 Charles Overlook came up from Douglas yesterday afternoon. He was all smiles. because of the grand sue cess of the Douglas celebration
 Alfred Leopold. of Chicago, who is largely interested in the Higgins De velopment company, arrived yesterday evening, and is stopping at the Copper Queen.
 George Dunn has gone on a trip int2 Mexico. He goes first to the Bo- eoachi country and then to the Aio mountains, where he has some gold properties.
 Mrs. Henry Donald, of Fl Paso, IS visiting her mother in this city.
 J N. Sanborn has arrived in Bisbee. and has taken charge at the depot of the E. P & s. W, as agent, relieving Agent welker.
 MT. Richard Carr, who has repre- scented the circulation department ot The Review in Naco, was in Bisbee yesterday, en route to Los Angeles, where he will remain for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
THE EsRERANzA DEAL

A report has reached Fl Paso that the famous Esperanza mine, of Fl Orc district, in Chihuahua. has been sold The purchasers are the Guegenheim Exploration company and the price ex- ceeded s3, ,000. GOO The deal had been pending fo rsome weeks. During his recent trip to Chihuahua, John Hayes Hammond exported this prop erty and made a final report
 The Guggenheims had already pur- chased the interests of the Mendes and Sahlberg families. These consist ed of 2.000 shares, for which the pur- chasers paid $1 800 a share.
 In addition to this sale, the Guggen- helms negotiated for the purchase of the remaining shares in the mines at the same figure. It is understood that the trust has an option on all the shares remaining. closable before July 25, and will in all probability take all.
 The purpose of the Guggenheim company is said to be to reorganize the Esperanza company with a capital ization of 500 900 pounds sterling with London as the home office.
 The Esperanza mine Is one of the richest silver and gold producers in the state of Chihuahua and has made fortunes for its owners.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
THE OLIVER SHAFT.
C. 6 4. company's Big New Shaft
 Sinking Steadily.

C. 6 4. compsny's Big New Shaft
 Sinking Steadily.
 The first shaft in the district to start from the surface with four com partments, the Oliver, belonging to the Calumet & Arizona. is going down at a gratifying pace. Over the hill from the C. & A.. and within 400 yards of the Lowell shaft of the Copper Queen company, the Oliver is splendidly situ- ated as regards surface location, which is at the same elevation as the Lowell.
 The hoist which is here in use has capacity for probably 500 feet, and though the shaft has as yet attained a depth of only 1IO feet. the foundation for new machinery Is already being built, and requires quite an amount of masonry. A smith shop and carpenter shed are conveniently located, and a good wagon road leads from the rail- way track to the shaft A railway construction crew has just been put to work grading for spur. which will be run from near the Lowell, up the gulch to point below the shaft, where ore bins will be constructed.
 Tn the Oliver shaft no important ore has been encountered. but none was expected before the usual depth has been reached. and so far no water has come in. The work here Is ir charge of Foreman Hinkley.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
MULLEN IS AFTER 1T
HE WANTS THE APPOINTMENT AS
 CITY MARSHAL OF BIs5EE.
A Petition Was Circulated Yesterday Asking the City Council to Give Him the offie>-rJumerous,y Signed.

There is never any trouble to find those who are willing to accept the duties and responsibilities of office. When it became known yesterday morning that Marshal Henderson had resigned his position, to take effect on August 1st. 1t immediately dawned upon Johnny Mullen that he would like to step into the place made vacant by Henderson's resignation, and he lost no time in making this fact known to his friends. He was advised to ask for the position. and he immediately prepared petition to the city council, which will be presented at a special meeting which is expected to be held next week
 The signatures to the petition ask ing that Mir Mullen be apointed as city marshal, as exhibited yesterday after noon. are certainly a fiattering compli- ment to the applicant They included about evrey prominent business man in Bisbee, and the many signatures certainly show that Mir. Mullen has the EOOu VIII duU GOu1uSubo Dl IuS DuSl- ness men of this city.
 There is a strong sentiment in favor of giving Mullen this official plum. The council contains five republicans and one democrat, and while politics has never run high in the city cam ] paigns, still it is expected that the position will be given to a republican, and it seems to be the opinion of many that Mullen is the man who ought now to be rewarded for the sacrifices which he made last fall for his party, in mak- i ing the race for sheriff or the repub- 1 liean ticket.
 On the streets yesterday no other applicant was heard Of for the position; i; whether there will be others of course is not known, but whether there are others or not, Mr. Mullen has a long lead in the race.
 He stated to The Review yesterday that he wanted the position, and would do every thing he could U secure the appointment, and would be equally energetic in the work oi discharging the duties faithfully should the office come to him.
 Mir. Henderson, the retiring mar shal. was seen yesterday and asked If there was any special reason for his Iresignation. He said there was not. The office is one imposing many vexa- tious duties, and Mir. Henderson said
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
A Los Angeles Murderer.

Last Sunday Sheriff White of Los Angeles passed through Benson from Indian Territory with a young man by the name of O'Neills who is charged with the murder of a real estate dealer named Hill. of Los Ang eles.
 The Hill case will De remembered from it's notoriety some months ago. when the papers were full of the tragedy Hill was enticed to a room ing house and brutally murdered.
 ONeill is a young man, under 30 years of age, and has other charges be sides murder against him.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS,

Will Ments, Albuquerque, N. NJ. c. W .Medler, Albuquerque, N. M. V. Anderson, Los Angeles. Frank Brown, San Antonio. Tex F. c. Buchanan, Fl Paso, Tex. R. NJ. Twohey, San Francisco. c. S .Shibley. Douglas. G. B. Reay, Douglas.
 Alfred F. Leopold, Chicago. F. Steinhardt, San Francisco. F. K. A Brown, Fl Paso. D. E.. McDufir, Ei Paso. c. A. Overlook, Douglas, T. F. White, Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09

Dr. T. Shields Collins has removed his office from Brewery gulch, opposite the postof5ce, to upper Main street, in the Leach building.
 Our merchants would not be un- happy if the Fourth came every month. Crowds such as came into Bisbee cannot but help the trade of ou= town, and contributions to the cele- bration fund were certainly not unlike "bread cast upon the waters"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
Back from Globe.

Back from Globe.
 A. Trajanovich arrived yesterday evening from Globe. where he went to visit his family. attend to some busi- ness. and attend the Fourth of July celebration in that camp. He says the celebration in Globe was a success. There was no drilling contest, but the miners of Globe are already making preparations for a grand celebration there on Labor Day, which comes on September 2d, when drilling contest will be an important event.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
Water We'll Under Control.

At the Calumet & Arizona mine the water bailer is required for but short time each day now, as the water has been brought so well under con trol that the pumps can handle 1t easily. Plenty of rich ore is being brought to the surface and shipped, and development work is progressing steadily. At the 110O-foot level, drift ing has progressed in several direc- tions hundreds of feet. and the assur- ance is felt that ore in this level will be found as abundant as in the upper levels. The addition to the assay office is about ready for occupancy.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
poyIe,s New Building.

Workmen are pushing the new lodging house new being built by Constable Doyle, adjoining his resi- dence in Tombstone canyon. The building is one of importance, and will contain thirty-two rooms when com pleted. The main building will be two stories high and the frame work is now nearly all in place. On each floor will be twelve rooms, and in the basement story there will be eight. A yeranGa will face the street
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09

that it required his whole time, and he had concluded to step down and out. After leaving the office he will devote his time to his private business.
 MT. Henderson was elected to the office in 1902, and since then has made a good officer.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
Mrs. Bolton Wronqed.

NETS 6ClIOH "Ton9eO.
 Word comes from Los Angeles that Charley Bolton, after having deceived his faithful wife for months, by whom le was supported in Los Angeles, while he was supposed to be taking course in a business college there, de- serted her for another woman with whom he had become infatuated, Mrs Bolton has procured the arrest of Bolton, who is now in jail in Los An geles. and will be tried on a charge of adultery. Both parties are well known in Bisbee. and both have al ways stood well before the community The reported action of Bolton was a shock to many of his friends. Mrs Bolton will have the sympathy of this entire community.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09

LOST OR sToLEN-one dark brown saddle poney. branded black smiths anvil on the left thigh. Weight six or seven hundred pounds. Suit able reward will be paid for return of animal to c. A Newman. Bisbee, Arizona. e-25-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09

FOR sALE-Fine building lot, about s6x65, on Brewery Gulch. Stone wall all around, Open public highway or three sides. Fine cellar. For in formation call at Central Pharmacy. eod-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09

FOR sALE-Five hundred shares Copper Glance, at 4S1a cents; twenty Eve shares Mitchell Development com rany at $4. "Larium," care Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09

wANTED-People to know that the Review Want Ads brings results. If you have anything to sell let us know we will do the rest
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09

The Bisbee Drug Co. is constantly receiving large supplies of drugs and sundries, so their stock is kept fresh, and the dispensing is done by eompe- tent pharmacists on.yl which insures promptness. and accuracy.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09

Douglas Ru si ness Opportunity Wanted partner in a well-establ ed paying business in Douglas.-Ad- dfess, "E" care REVIEW. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09

LosT-Ladies' chatelaine purse, containing loose coin. Finder return to Buxton-Smith Co.,, and receive suit able reward. 7-S-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-09
Pay Day.

Pay Day.
 Tomorrow both the Copper Queen and Calumet & Arizona, the largest employing companies in the Warren district, will meet their monthly pay roll. Everybody is always glad when pay day comes. except those who are unable to liquidate.