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Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16
A GOOD WORK.

The ladies of Tucson, we are told by
 lardable work in which they should receive every possible encouragement
 A campaign is now being made in the old pueblo to induce both the women, who have been going away to the coast every summer, to remain at home this year, or within the terri tory. It is becoming very apparent
 that no benefit is to be derived by Ar1zonians from a trip to California; i; enly those who are able to pay the price can make such trip; the poor remain through the hot weather and are no worse for it, so far as health and energy are concerned, and health and energy are the main points which go to make up happiness and content ment. This movement should not be confined to Tucson; it should be made to cover the entire territory.
 Every one should have a season of rest from the toll of daily business, but he can not hope for rest or rec reation in the crowded beach resorts of California; those who try to go to California in the summer and be fashionable" and at the same time hold down the expense to the capac- fly of their purses are usually found crowded into cottages where there can be no comfort They parade the streets and beaches by day and worn out and tired at night crowd into foul rooms without ventilation; cook ing. eating and sleeping are often limited 10 one room and seldom more than two. Those who are able to live at the best hotels are perhaps more unfortunate; they naturally put in the day on the beach or making trips to points of interest and when night comes, unless they ostracise themselves from society, must join in the reyelries until all their energies become exhausted.
 If the people who live in the valleys Of Arizona, where the temperature rises highest, desire to seek relief from excessive heat, the mountains of the territory offer the most delight ful resorts where real rest, amid na- fure's most facinating scenery may be had near home and where the ex- pense of an outing will be very much less and the benefits derived will be very much greater than can be hoped for in Q trip 10 California
 The common announcement of a "trip to California for recreation" should be changed to "trip to Cali fornia for dissipation"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16
TORRES G PRIETAs RAILWAY.

Time Card No. 16, in Effect March 22. Train Nc. 1 leaves Minas Prietas at 6
 a. m.; arrives Torres at 6:45 o. m. Train No. 2 leaves Torres at a. m.;
 arrives Minas Prietas S:45 a. m. Train No. 3 leaves Minas Prietas at 4 D. m.; arrives Torres 4:45 p. m. Train No. 4 leaves Torres at 7:30 p.
 m.; arrives Minas Prietas s:15 pm. All trains connect with trains on Sonora railway, Nogales to Guaymas and vice versa.
 wells-Fargo & Co.'S express and tel egraph in operation between Torres, Minas Prietas and all parts of the world.
 Shortest and best route to Yaqui rver, Barranca and San Marcial coal fields. Soyopa. Sahuripa, Uras La Bufa. La Dura Yaqui Smeiting and Refining and Yaqui Copper companies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. H. Seymour to be forwarded by teams from Minas Prietas to the above named places.
 Advanced charges paid, all goods stored free of charge, no commission or brokerage charges for handling goods.
 At Minas Prietas depot, hacks al- ways ready to make trips to any of the above named points at reasonable rates. F. H. SEYMOUR,
 ent-Proprietor.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16

pie are unconsciously committing commercial suicide by misrepresent- ing the conditions that exist, by send ing away the unusual rather than the choice products of the country"
 The board of worlds fair commis- sioners who will have charge of the Arizona exhibit at St. Louis should see that nothing is shown there but
 what will be illustrative of the valua- bie resources which exist in Arizona; that tells of the wonderful progress that has been made in the develop
 ment of these resources; that tells of the excellent schools and creditable church organizations, buildings and memberships; that tells of the great future which is assured for our agri-
 cultural industry by exhibiting our
 soil products-grain, hay, fruits, veg etables, etc.-labled with the story of the enormous yields per acre and by
 pointing to the vast area of fertile land which the national irrigation work will reclaim.
 Keep the Hazards, tarantulas, cen tipedes, horned-toads, Gila Monsters, lazy Indians and other desert growths in the back ground. They are not representative of the present energy and civilization in Arizona, but are typ ical of what Arizona was when the pioneers invaded the country, and which is now pictured in the kicker stories and by those who delight to tell their eastern friends of the hair raising experiences of the wild and woody west which never occurred. At the Worlds Fair in Chicago the Arizona and New Mexico building was almost hid from view by all man. ner of cactus growth; there were Sa- huaras. the tallest to be found in the territories; soap weed, cara1os, ochollas, and almost everything that could be gathered which would adver- tise Arizona as a desert. At St. Louis the exhibition should be one to impress visitors with the fact that Arizona is land of prosperous homes, of land the most fertile to be found in the world. a land of copper, gold, silver, lead and other precious metals, a land of intelligence and civ ilization. This can be done in way that will correct the erroneous impression now prevailing among many who have never had any truth Jul information concerning the won ierful transformation wrought in this fair land during the past two decades.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16

It was raining and hailing in Bisbee yesterday-a real summer shower, with thunder and hail. the latter cool ing the atmosphere delightfully."-. It looks like good providence was going to make good to Arizona for the dam age done them by the republican par ty when statehood was refused. Rain in the month of May. anywhere Tn Arizona. is of very rare occurrence and the old-timers are puzzling themselves to fix the date when the territory received substantial rain showers in May.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16
AN INJURY TO ARIZONA.

The Phoenix Democrat contains the following timely editorial, which we heartily commend @ every citizen of Bisbee and Cochise county:
 Arizona receives more adverse criticism through advertising by means of sending to the east Indian photos and relics, Gila monsters, ta- rantulas and other venomous pro- ducts, together with wild west shows and frontier novels, than has been eounteracted by all the advertising done through any other source except through Senator BeTeridge. Our own people contribute the large share of this deceptive information by gathering things rarely found here, and sending them to astonish their friends in the east. Our Arizona In- dians are not warriors; they are peaceable, lazy, ragged or naked na- lives. confined without trouble to res ervations. They have long since ceased to be a menace and while they are confined to certain localities, the only annoyance they afford is from begging. Unusually the squaws that have been married wear the famous paint Gila monsters are nearly as much a curiosity here as they are in the east, the only ones seen being those brought in from the desert by Indians who sell them for a few bits each. It is the same with the centi- pede and the tarantula They yield to irrigation and civilization. A bale of hay, 6 basket of fruitor chunk of rich ore would be better evidence of civilization, and would also come nearer. telling the truth about the country in which we live. Tourists, while here for the winter, collect IS much of the queer as possible, and they add their mite toward advertis- ing Arizona as she is not. Our peo-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Mary E. Denn, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the under signed. administrator of the estate of Mary F. Dem, deceased. to the credit ors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publi- cation of this notice. to the said ad- minstrator, at Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the trans action of business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 MAURiCE DENN, Administrator of the Estate of Mary B. Denn.
 Dated Bisbee. this 27th day of April, 1903. 44S-4w
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16

The Review tomorrow morning will be a fair index to the business enter prise in this section of Arizona With twelve pages we are being crowded to accommodate advertising patrons.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16

O. K. Street will be brought much more into prominence by the comple- ton of the new Pythian castle, which will be one of the best buildings in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16

The Fourth of July celebration at Bisbee will be the real thing. It will be the result of Bisbee's public spirit and energy.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS

Office of the Board of Supervisors. Cochise county, Arizona
 Tombstone, May 12. 1903. Plans will be received at the office of the board of supervisors ill the city of Tombstone to June 1st, 1908, at 10 a. m. for the construction of an extension to the county cou.t house and jail.
 The successful competitor whose plans will be accepted by the board will receive the regular percentage for the plans and experimenting the construction of the said extension
 J. J. BOWEN, Chairman. JAMES T. DUNCAN, Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16

The Rey4ew has a branch office at Douglas, and is delivered hy carrier in the following towns: Naco.
 Cananea.
 Douglas.
 Tombstone. Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16

It begins to look like the last leg islature "got next to the cattle thieves in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-16

Politics are, locally, at very low ebb, considering that we are in the very midst of a municipal campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18
REAL EsrArE-crrY-FoR Sale.

REAL EsTATE-oTTY-Fo SALE
DAVIDSON LEIGH -. .21s Montgomery st.
Rents Collected ... Opp. Mills Building.
INVESTMENTS.
So. .0oo-Northeast corner on Guerrero ST..
near Twenty-third; store and rooms;
flats of rooms and bath; lot 25xS0;
$S5, ,ooO-Rents $500 per year; a northeast cor
ner on Octavia ST.. near Sutter;
elegant new flats, and rooms and
bath each; built under contract for
owners use; every detail strictly
south frontage; every room sunny;
grand view; choice location.
SPECIAL.
Northeast corner Leavenworth and Chestnut
streets lots any size; cheap.
S41, 000-Golden Gate ave- near Larkin St
6s;sx12o; well improved; rents $4,000
SIC: only $500 per foot; best buy
$50. ooo-Turk ST.. N. side, near Market; 5Ox
S7s6; in central business location:
this property improved will pay IL
$3.50. .ooo-Montgomery ave-; corner; 137:6x
1879; 1rst-class Improvements; pays
$500. .ooo-A fine paying investment; block
OF Market and Montgomery; 1OOx
1875; frst-class improvements
IO,OOo-Sansome ST.: corner; 13T :6xl3I; %;
substantial brick improvements
tlOO. .ooo-275x137 IS; corners on the water
front, near Santa Fe depot.
RESIDENCES AND FLATS.
$s.ooo-Post-st. residence; IL rooms and
bath: in perfect order; large
grounds; 75x137 :6; all beautifully
laid out in lawns and flower gar
dens; conservatory; perfect park
will sell 5ox137 Is. including the res
idence for $65oO; actually worth
S11, 600.
A250-Rents $42 so per month: 25x113:4.
extending from Washington to Grand
ave. of Mission. bet. 9th and 10Th
SS,ooo-Cottage and lot: Mason ST., near
Sacramento; bargain.
So.IoO-2 excellent modern fats: and 8
rooms and hath; built for owner ;
use: rents SEQ: Folsom st, near 21st.
EXTRA BARGAIN.
$o,5OO-Afmost given away; 56x2S0, 80 feet in
in rear; contains q 900 square feet
west side Of Mission, near Thirteenth
5000 to seooNi4 beautiful level lots. a7x125
each; situated northeast corner Ran
dali and Chenery sts.; easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18
REAL ESTATE-CTTY-FO SALE.
LYON & HOAG,


lie MONTGOMERY ST.
So ooo-A fine investment on Devisadsro St.
near Suffer- large lot, IS feet by Ssb9 paf
s7ooo@Fourteenth st, near Valencia; rent
SEA- ssstOry building. containing fats sssa OF
s7s5oIDevisadero ] ro' st near sutter: lot 25x
60 with improvements consisting of stors ea,s ETC.
s13.ooo-Rent s116: Devisadero. ST.; two ex-
ceptionally handsome new nats Of and IL
fine marine view; both flats leased. 2e5o.
SIT, ,000-Rent s135; good investment on
of elegant flats almost new. modern. abuId-
ance of light and sun, etc; rent could be in
the rear street. 1852.
SO, ,5Oo-Spear st. between Howard and Fol-
som; lot 45:1ox1S7:6, with brick improve
$75O0-New modern residence of 9 rooms and
bath, finished In the latest style with all mod
beam ceilings hardwood floors in hall, ETC.:
well located in Western Addition, east Of
$50, Oo0-Rent s4eo; flats OF and rooms
each; only years old and in perfect condition;
lot over 1ooxl3I:6; close to Van Ness ave and
S35, ,o0o-Eddy St. close to Larkin: lot IS OK
1875 with two-story houses of II rooms and
substantial: rents s1s2 So 2eo2.
s65e0-Thirteenth st. near Folsom; lot 3Sx
So 3 flats of rooms and bath each; well built,
with brick foundation; rent SCI so. 2575.
S9O0o-New 2-story building. containing two
/ fats OF q and Z rooms and bath, etc, eacn,
everything about those flats the best; all rooms
tinted; stone steps, fine mantels and gas fix
lures, ETC.: rent $T5 exceptionally we'll located
in the Western Addition. 259O.
$22, ,500-Haight-st. business corner; largo
lot. 32:6x100 with good building. containing
store and fats; total rent 1851; location ex-
celent 2592.
SIS, ,000-A fine large corner In select neigh
borhocd of Western Addition: rented for $l9S;
improvements 8 corner fats, new modern,
we'll arranged; light and sunny; present rents
are low. 2627.
$50 o0O-Large corner on Bush St: lot 40x90
with 4-story building and basement; rent $3.50.
2629
$7500-Fine northwest corner California
St; improvements flats of and rooms
rent S63 so: building in frst-class condition.
S4S. 0O0-Post-st. corner inside of Polk; 75x
/ 120 with improvements; rented for S100; only
/ portion of lot improved: this Is choice piece
s5500-A sacrifice; two fine flats Green St,
near Laguna; contain 8 and rooms and bath Il;
! good neighborhood; building alone worth the
money.
s13. 50o-Good business property at a low
! figure; Hayes ST.; stores and flats; alf rented
( $101: lot 2T:6x120. to rear street.
S21 ,500-Handsome modern residence on Pa
/ cifc Heights; contains Ii rooms. exclusive of
bath, billiard and servants rooms: lot 50x137 IS;
! superb views; charming situation; offered at
! low figure to make immediate sale. 1888.
LYON g. HOAG,
lie Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18
10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Estate Of c. Hagan deceased.
North line mos. 2T32-2T34) Pine ST., IS feet
east of Broderick; two well built, fine appear
ing houses, 9-10 rooms and bath, with finished
rooms in basement; rents low at $91 so per
month. These houses are detached and will be
sold either as a whole will sub-divide. Sub
1ect to confirmation by Probate Court. Lots
MANUFACTURING SITE
SoTth line Of Bay ST. 1861 feet east for OF
2I5 feet, through to North Point st.
MISSION RESIDENCE.
East side (No. SID Castro ST., 76 feet north
of Hill St; substantial. nice appearing resi-
dence Of rooms and bath; rented at $50 a
month; lot 70 :6x125 feet.
SUNSET DISTRICT BLOCK.
mo. 670.)
Bounded by Third and Fourth avenues, H
and Hugo streets; speculatOrs opportunity TO
secure a choice block containing "a lots, close
to the Affiliated Colleges. Electric cars pass
CLARENDON HEIGHTS LOTS.
Northeast corner of Ashbury and Eighteenth
SITS; a choice corner, suitably located tor
residence; cars pass the property; two lots
25x95.
sUTRo HEIGHTS BLOCK.
(No. 219.)
Block bounded by Thirty-eighth and Thirty
ninth avenues. Point Lobos avenue and Glenn
ent st. This property commands a grand view
of the Pacific Ocean, and is in the midst OF
rapidly growing district. Block 240x600 feet.
CLARENDON HEIGHTS LOTS.
South line OF Grattan St. 111:6 feet east
of Stanyan st: two good lots in a rapidly i'm
proving portion of the city; lots 25x1Ol feet,
more or less.
WESTERN ADDITION BUILDING LOT
West line of Scott St. 81 20 feet north Of
McAIister: a beautiful building lot in one OF
the swellest parts OF the city, key lot 25xS1 6 IT.
MISSION WARM BELT BUILDING LOT.
South line of Seventeenth St, -: feet west OF
Capp st; a fine lot level and ready for build
ing; lot 25x1Oo feet.
SANITARIUM BUILDING SITE.
Portion OF block No l99 on Point Lobos ave,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth aves..
suitable particularly for hospital private
sanitarium; pretty ornamental shade trees,
grounds, fresh water spring, city water, gas,
severed, salt water piped to premises; cleo
trio Sutro cars pass in rear Of property Large
Groom house windmill and sheds. water for
irrigation; water pipes laid throughout prem
ises; lot 240x325.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18
| HEAL EsrArE-cIrY-roR SALE.


sHAINwALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
21s-22o Montgomery St. Mills building.
81. .5O0-california St. near Baker; fine build
SIS, 5,25o-Natoma- investment; rents $40 per
month; in excellent condition; always
rented.
s6,1oo-Ashbury ST.. near Waller; large resi-
dence; lot 25x111:3 feet.
Lots in block bounded by 26th and 9th aves.,
Lake ST. and Clay st. west; lots over
view from Point Bonita to Tiburon;
from STO0 to $l250 each, according 10
~~location: now the market for the
first time: unexampled opportunity.
For terms. ETC.. apply at office
$4,000 eaeh-Turk st. near ar Buchanan; an; fne
tieulars at our office.
$17, ,500-Post St., near Laguna; improvements
consist of ) two-story frame houses
and houses on rear street; rents $125;
lot 81 :6x12T 1T. to rear street; always
rented.
81, 1,750-Lombard St, near Scott; lot 25x131 :6
s14 OOo-Four beautiful modern fats; inside of
Jones St. large basement with social
hall for each flat; rents s110 per mo.
nents renta for SIS sg monthy ont
sl2 25Oo-FeII-st. houses; lot 45;1Oxl2o feet to
Hickory ave-; rents at present 500 per
month; could be raised.
Soorse hotel PTSPe5y 1 fe east cd TayOr 0
to-date building, which pays per
cent net on long lease fully secured
AB
California and Front sts.; lot 4s feet
front; rents $2520 per annum; pays
per cent net
SI7. .5OO-Ofer wanted; must be sold to close
an estate; modern fats OF 5-6 rooms
and bath each: sunny side ef street on
cable car line; prospective business
property; large lot, S2:6x110 feet;
rents $136: can be increased to pay
over S per cent net.
$13, ooo-Sx modern flats; rents $12o; will pay
between and per cent net; lot
50x125 feet; Castro ST., near 10Th; on
cable line; very substantial.
s., 000-Snap; Mission St, near Fifteenth:
store and fiat above; rent $55; lot 25x
so feet: must be sold.
$13, 3,5O0-Broadway; marine view corner; 50x
1871 IS; full particulars at office.
$4S. 0o0-Post-st. corner: this side OF Polk: lot
s0x12o; magnificent location; should
s5,7oO-Beautiful cottage on the north side Of
Haight St, near Pierce; 6 rooms, bath
and finished basement; lot 25x110 TT.
81, 3o0-Modern, artistic home on the north
district First floor-Drawing- room In
white and gold dining room in oak
breakfast room, kitchen. buffers
pantry Second hoor-Four large
bedrooms and bath. Attic-Three bed
rooms Basement-Biliard room card
room. laundry servants room, hard
wood floors, electric lighting, nickel
plated plumbing.
S7500-Four modern flats on Preside Heights
rents $63 so per month; lot 50 :7xST 4
s, 4sn8. ss4 Sc ssqsa ss sss Cate syss
SIS 5oo-Reduced from si7, coo; elegant fat.
on Clay st: renting for $3.50 pei
month: lot 27:6x100 feet.
Get a copy OF our printed list OF properties
for sale.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18

u MONIGOMEK1 81.
CHEAP LOTS
81, 1,5oo-Parnassus St, north side. near Stan
s4,5oo-Jackson ST., near Central ave; 4ox
127;S; marine view.
Sc. 5oO-Cor. jackson and Locust SITS; 81 7:6x
IO2. marine view
sIe Ooo-Rents s1620 3 splendid new flats on
Post ST. near Hyde; and rooms and
bath each; 25X137:6.
8 rooms on Howard. near Sixth; lot
s4,25o-Cottage of rooms and bath on Fill
more, near Green: lot 30xS7:6.
$11o. ooo-Rent $4,000: fine. new hotel of $50
rooms. under long lease; Bush St. near
s12, ,oOo-Rents 1925 per annum; 3 elegant new
fats; on Clayton st. near Park.
S11, ,ooo-Rents $1,000 per annum; modern
ss,5oo- 2-story bay window residence Of Z
rooms and bath on Bush near Fill
more; lot q 4x1S7:6 cheap.
81 500-Rents $762 per annum; . new flats
81 rooms; on shrader. near Waller;
S11, ,ooo-Fine two story basement residence of
S rooms; servants quarters etc., IN
basement; large grounds beautifully
laid OUT lot 75x106; close to Golden
SIS, ,ooo-Rents si355 per annum; fine flats on
$40, ooO-Rents s1oS0 per annum; 8 fats and
rooms Lyon St
SIS. 5oo-Rents $40 per annum; fats on Fell
SEE THIS TO-DAY.
81 000-4117 Seventeenth ST.; charming new
7-room house; one block from Market
st; 10 minutes from City Hall; easy
ss9, ,oOO-Rent $500 per month; grand NV. cor.
on Bush St: down town; 4-story and
basement building of over 100 rooms !;
lot 140- foot frontage
S175, ,ooO-Grand cor. on Sixth St. near Market !;
75xso; with proper improvements will
pay big rate Of interest.
ssO.OoO-Rent $3.50 per month elegant new
apartment house Bush St. near
Mason: contains nearly 30 rooms; un-
der years lease tenant who
pays water and makes interior re-
pairs.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18
yorR LAST CHANCE

YOUR LAST CHANCE
II fs 1ust easy to acquire a home as II ts
70 paw rent Go out and look at the new and
g room cottages on 23d street, near Hoffman
avenue which are nearly completed. Then come
10 our office and make arrangements We will
give you a magnificent parlor set.
SI5o0-NW cor. 4Sth ave. and st.
S16O-Park lots; facing Pacific Ocean; $40
down, 81 monthly.
$500 each-5 lots on 4sth ave-, bet J and
New corner house OF 4 rooms; San Jose ave
and Goethe St; 500 down, SO month. Har-
rison-st. cars pass the door.
JACOB HEYMAN CO,
III Sutter st
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.

HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
NEW BOULEVARD LOTS. SELLING FAST.
a Revelation Finest Residence District
Only graded lots fronting Ocean and Boulevard.
DON'T MISS SEEING THEM IMMEDIATELY
Now is your opportunity to select lots cheap
Handsome profits assured to those who buy.
BUY DIRECT FROM THE OWNERS.
From $3.50 up. ON EASY TERMS.
CALL FOR CIRCULARS, MAPS AND
PRICES.
$3.50 to s11oo-Choicest Sunset lots: $40
monthly.
$500 to S9OO-Bargains in Richmond lots; in
stallments.
$50 to s2oo-Near Park and ocean; SIS
monthly.
$3.50 to s350--Level Excelsior Homestead lots
near Mission-st. So monthly.
$1,000 to s3ooo-Bargains in modern cottages
good locations; easy terms.
Sunset branch office 9th ave, near H ST
Open every day and Sundays
SOL GETZ & SON. -. Owners and Dealers.
Room s., Chronicle building.