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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23
BREvITIEs

1~~>~>-~.~-~~~~~~~
L. l.. Falk of Boise came down
Monday aud has gone on to Rocky
Bar.
Roscoe Smith went to Boise
Tuesday to be absent two or three
days.
Henry johnson leaves tomorrow
with load of freight for the upper
country.
Hosea Eastman, manager of the
stage line, went over the route last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amadore Galindo
have returned to their ranch on
Boise river.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
meets with Mrs. Spring next Tues
day at 2:30.
Mrs. ]. B. Stanfeld returned Sat-
urday after an extended visit with
relatives in Illinois.
Ben Querry's eight-horse team
was in yesterday for a load of sup
plies for the Franklin.
Joe " illiams, the Cherokee who
worked for Billy Blockman for
years, is in town again.
Phillips Bros. are building anoth-
er Sibley stove for the c. H. T.
Gold Mines company at Pine.
We can and will sell you Hay
Tools as cheap as you can buy
them anywhere. PHILLIPS Bros. =
Agent Bacon of the Spalding
Buggy company has sold quite a
number of vehicles for his firm here
recently.
Lemuel Royce of the capital city
came down Tuesday and went on
to Pine, where he has mining in
terests.
Phillips Bros. have a complete
line of Hay Tools-Jackson Forks,
Derrick Guys, Wire Gable, Pull
leys, etc.
]. B. Whitson and his son return
ed Monday night from fishing trip
on Bennett Creek. They caught
over hundred trout.
j. w. Veach, the lively rustler
for the Evening Capital News, was
here yesterday looking after that
papers interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Helm are
rejoicing over the arrival last Fri
day night of brand new baby girl
at their home in this city.
John Denton who has been alb
sent from here for a year, has re-
turned and is now working for Tom
Mellen on the new bank building.
Tom Hall the GIenn's Ferry
blacksmith who has just sold his
business at that place to VIM
Hanley, the we'll known smith
of this place, has been in town fol-
several days.
The C. II. 7. Gold Mines com
pany received quantity of Trails
and two ore cars from Salt Lake
for their Franklin mine this week
which were taken up to Pine yester-
day by Querry's outfit.
John Lape is back from Pine
While at Pine John made location
in Bonaparte on promising piece
of ground, the sample rock exit
bited giving promise of something
very good later on, as the presence
Of free gold is visible to the naked
eye and under glass the yellow
CLEANS enticingly.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23

| j. ii. casey came down from nls
ranch last Sunday. He returned
loaded with supplies.
Miss Ella Cook and brother Hen
ry, daughter and son of R f. Cook
were in town from the ranch last
Monday.
| Louis Herr and Charley Orff Of
the Chas. R. Kelsey company left
for Atlanta and the upper country
last Tuesday.
The annual county teachers in
stitute Of Ada county opened a,
Boise last Monday morning in the
high school building.
Fred Lilzigran, Will Henderson
Lee Belnap, Tom Hall and Johnnie
Caldwell were up from the Ferry
the latter part of last week.
Arthur Davis, the well-known
Atlanta mining man, is back from
his trip east and left for the mines
by Tuesday mornings stage.
The mercantile houses of Noun
tain Home now close at 1870 in the
evening excepting Saturday; they
also remain closed on Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. R. Kelsey and daugh-
ter Althea, returned Sunday night
from HALEY, where they spent a
couple Of weeks visiting friends.
Caldwell now claims that beet
sugar plant for that thriving com
munity is an assured thing and that
the factory will be built this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Brady and
Addie, Mrs. F. w. Boyd, Mrs. Reed
and Louis Tanner left on the excur-
sion Tuesday to Long Beach, Wash.
Byron McWilliams, who has been
working with his father on the new
Dixie-Pine wagon road for several
months past, came home last Sat
urday.
The Idaho Commercial Co. had
their front painted Monday by L.
L. Spring, and it was the slickest
Job that ever was done in Gilmore
County.
The Mothers club met at the
home of Mrs. John Pence last Fri
dav afternoon, program of song,
reading and music rendered and
refreshments served.
Pope Leo XIII died last Monday,
July 20, aged SO years. He was
elected pope in February, 1878,
having occupied the papal throne
more than twenty-five years.
Auditor A. G. Smith, having Use.
cured another leave of absence, this
time for sixty days, left for Spokane
last Sunday. This leaves Mr.. Bal
acting clerk with Mr.. Purtill as
his deputy.
The Glenn's Ferry Mercantile
company is preparing to erect 9
large brick store room at the river.
side town and George Smith of this
place has the contract for furnish
ing the brick.
Ex-Govener Frank Steunenbere
and Major Williams returned from
Atlanta last Saturday where they
spent week inspecting some pro.
missing mining properties in that
Well-hHOWH Cdulp ".
W. w. Carper's baby girl ha.
been ailing for several days and
Bills face the past day or two looks
as if he'd interviewed curry comb
but the doctor says kidney disorder
produces that pink complexion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Barrett have
got back from Spokane and Port.
land. Mrs. Barrett has been away
for some months. Mr.. Barrett abou
two weeks. They are living If
Mrs. Hendricks house on MAR
street.
For lazy liver try Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
They invigorate the liver, aid tn
digestion, regulate the bowels an,
prevent bilious attacks. For sal,
| by Roscoe Smith.
| Richard Horton was here las
Saturday for the purpose of film
his contest against the homestea,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23
WAN S

wANTEp-YouNG MEN to prepare for Gov
eminent Positions. Fine openings in all Depart
ments Good Salaries Rapid Promotions Elk
aminations soon Particulars Free.
Interstate Cor. Inst, Cedar Rapids. 10.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23
County Commissioners

Saturday the board OF county
commissioner met and the follow.
business transacted:
J. Burton was employed to repair
the road leading from Mountain
Home to the Loveridge Ferry at the
rate of S. per day for himself and
team and $3.50 per day for man,
Petition of residents of school dis
trlct No. Ii asking that it be divid-
ed, received, filed and laid over for
further consideration.
F. H. Barrett asked permission
to Withdraw his notice of resigna-
ton &C road contractor of district
No. 5 previously filed. Request
granted by unanimous consent.
Adjourned to 10 am. Monday,
July Goth.
MONDAY
The following claims against the
county were read and approved for
payment and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of same:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23

granted by unanimous consent.
Adjourned to 10 am. Monday,
July Goth.
MONDAY.
The following claims against the
county we're read and approved for
payment and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of same:
w Wilson, salary county commissioner Sis SO
Mrs W Wilson, team hire 40 90
Geo Clark, salary county comm'nr and exp. 1877 90
L Davis salary county commissioner 1875 90
Mclaughlin, salary atty and exp. 100 90
Smith, services clerk, auditor, recorder Y75 90
W Ball, :" dep. $50 90
w w Fountain, salary sheriff 375 90
W W Fountain, salary iaer 1875 90
W Fosntain, balance due on expenses 3S7
P AXE, salary county treasurer $50 90
NJ Nicholson salary deputy sheriff $50
J A Nicholson, salary probate judge $50 90
Nicholson. postage and expressage 945
Lille Wertz, salary sch. supt. and exp. ISL As
Lille Wertz, team hire rs 90
Mrs Cowen, assisting supt. examinations 20 90
Mundel, salary assessor 375 90
Mundel, expenses assessor PA rs
w Mather, coroner and professional services 81 90
g Rhoades, county surveyor rs 90
W Fitzwater, janitor 1850 90
George Smith, labor aad material O. so
Reynolds, work ON typewriters IL SO
5 @ Rhoades assisting assessor making plats IL 25
Mrs Reed, hospital contract, LIST quarter 225 90
Mrs E Reed, hospital contract, I'd quarter 225 90
Charles Pascos, blanks and stationery 90 So
Charles Pascoe, stationery ~ so
Charles Pascoe, pub proceedings, legal notices
and reports I76 30
Charles Pascoe, blanks and supplies rs IS
L B Green, taking dispositions 30 90
NJ ID Barstow, transcribing evidence IL 80
Theodore Pierce, services special dep. sheriff 90
J II Portlock, serving papers in owyhee co so
John Pence, livery hire II 90
II Lowell. services water comm'nr, Sd dist 10 90
b B Swan, Justice fees 1900
w Newell, constable fees 10 90
siias Norton Justice fees IS as
Albert Stein, constable fees SIS
James Carroll, constable fees $50
Harry Wada, meals to jurymen 600
Theo Scholtz, juror district court 1900
Adjourned to 8 am. Tuesday,
July 81.
TUESDAY.
The following claims were al
lowed.
Charles pascoe, publishing legal notices 10 20
Harry Mnox juror district court Is 90
John w Lefty, ditto 1900
Latta wada. witness district court SIS
Geo- washington interpreter distritt count IL 10
oofker, Juror Justice court 225
Gilmore c.. Irrigated Farms Ass water rent 600
Rar mill fori asI IN
. pasan ,s, MIN =. a0' jan ~ ~
Roscoe W Smith, mdse sos
Hu y ISL Aanneeke' meat $50
c r. Kelsey 4 CO. sunn,,as COS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
Startled tho Tailor.

London tailor vas once measuring
DR.. Parker. who had . quaint sense OF
homor. for an overcoat. when suddenly
the doctor broke forth 10 bis most 80
pulchral voice:
Oan you measure the ineiisblef
The sssistsnt looked mp and sav that
the doctor Was extremely grave. He
said:
l beg your pardon. sirf
The doctors raised both hands with
grand upward sweep and said:
Gan you measure the inef,bls' Can
you comprehend the infuite2
Well make You = nice coat. sir, re
turaed the puzzled assistant Tapping
the doctors shin, he said:
That's about the length, sir'
Lonserl calculated the doctor in do
termined voice,
There. sirp
Lonserl hundred the great man.
The tailor demonstrated. As = techni
osl professional be could give points on
tailoring to any preacher that ever wore
= head.
II you have 1t any longer, you Won't
be able TO walk. he remarked conclusive
ly.
The doctor looked on him com passion
stely and, once more extending bis arms
towards the skies. said cobfdentislly:
don't want TO walk. want 10 soArl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
A Close Combination.

i. wss contested sill case, sud one
OF the ullnesfes 10 The course OF swing
bis evidence described the icsislor mi
naiely.
Nov, sir, ssid counsel Tor The defence.
! enpposc We my tske II, from The Ia,
ierins description you have given Of The
tes,s'or, his eood points aud his persopsl
appearance generally. ths, yoa we're int
mstely scqusinied With himi
Him exclaimed the witness. He wa.
no sequsint.uce Of mine.
Indeed, Well, then you must have oh
served him very carefully whenever you
saw bims purued The examining csuusel.
| never .w him 10 my life. wa the
reply.
Now, nov, don't tribe with the eout,
please, How, ssk you, could you, 10
the nsmo Of goodness, describe him 20
minu'ely II yon never saw hiu! and never
knew himp
Well, replied the witncv. and the
smile which overspresd bis features eveutu
ally psssed ever the cour', you see,
married bis widow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
vermont's Ono Drawback.

A number Of mem bsrs gathered about
the seat Of Representative Foster Of Yer
mont, yesterday. we're discussing GOLD
weather 10 the New England and other
Northern States. Mr.. Foster declared
thst Vermont has slei3hiDg more weeks
10 the year than sny other State OF the
Union, and to prove his assertion be re
lated the following story:
Hank White = noted minstrel in his
tims. Who probably was the original
end u 40, was q n.tive OF Vermont. One
Of his j,kes used TO run something like
this
So you com from ysrmonl2 the middle
usu would SEX.
Ys. / sm proud to say / was born
and rsised 10 the good old State OF Yer
mont, White would srswer.
You make pretty good ,ple uesr up
10 Vermont,
Yes. our maple snssr is the sweetes.
90 earth,
Have some pretty good horses up
there. too.
The Morgan horses bred 10 Vermont
are not sxcellsd snyshers 10 the world
Pretty girls, eb'
Vsrmout has the prettiest girls 10
Americs
Well, Vermont must be pretty much
oi state, the middle mao would say 10
conclusion.
Its the srestest S.ste 10 the Union,
ss Whites sDsver. There n Just ope
thing about 1t l dou't like. For about
siY weeks 10 miisun mer sbeu the snov
mslu Cd ss have TO drag sround ou
sb eels,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12

eenli do u With bis eyes shat. l nsea Y
be 10 . ,ifcsa Coaldat | stand up et
ihi. hete equine aud do . iev siannf
Csrisinly. uelsinei The o,hsr, ihs
vouli be oil ristl 90 shesd.
You tbint The old party ~ouldat Oh
iec,' said the soper. doabtiully.
otlsell retained the player Why.
he'd be ,iekIed TO death, DO IT.
Tb.i e,snias when ihe erinesi point
wss teseAei wallsck ". srsiiaed TO
zee hi, Counterpart ssadius ready beside
,be horse,
Love, goodnishl goodnight, cried the
hero, preparing TO drop over The edge Of
the balcony.
Sta, criea The heroine. clinsins round
bis neck You ride perhsps TO des,bl
Nay. sweet. ssy not sol ride TO
botol With thoughts OF thee Ia my
hear, 20 harm can comel Goodnight
soo6-aishll
lie tore himself from her frantic en-
brace, and dropped out OF sight OF the
audience. Col be hissed TO the msn.
As the horse lesped iorsstd on to the
stage The fellow gave . mighty vsnl, spd
lighted standing 90 is bare back. He
threw Up one foot gracefully sud danced
easily on the other, and Just before II
wss too lsie lesped into the sir, turned
a somerssnlt, landed on the horses
back aud bounded lightly TO the stage.
II Ia recorded that the audience applaud
cd tumulluously, but the remarks OF
Wsllsok are, unfortunately, lost.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
Not on tho Program.

TIE elder Wsllsck once played 10 70
msotie dr.ns. 10 which sitter iskiog 50
impsssio9sd lesve Of tbe heroine, be
lesped CO = torse .tich stood iust 10 the
sinss std dabed sero.s the stage. Wsl
I.ek OF c,ed 10 this risbtiy ssIlop, aud
i, ~ss. itrsftr, srrsnsed that one OF
the supsrs. ~ho tlJsety resen bled the
se,or. should make the Tide. He wn sc
eortipsiy dnssed sIselly like WsIl.ek.
.nd ssot 70 the tbe.,et 10 the afternoon 10
t-hsr's. Hs nuri-i a bis par, veil.
sna tie st,s t-mstsser departed.
Bot The soper y. hoi s.,sd q, spd
couplsired tos yoaua m,nber Of the
company sbo happened 10 be present.
Why. see here, be ssi', tht itips /. too
dead essy. A Gsn With . wooden lea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
How He Knew.

They can set up combinations 10 the
sest 10 beat the ts9d, ss,t stFbilsdel
pills drummer sho bsd come 10 tGs
trip and bsd shortage oeIpl.ln Ia .
iown 10 westefn Ioss | I'D q difIsrerce
OF oPition VIII isIdlort spd eslled
hin liar. He w.. d.luty sheriH, sud
be srrsied ne Hl. brother Us. tros
cutting siiornsy srd be yes sssipsi me,
TIE Iodse ss. tis bfolhsf.il-isw. and
be iii.d tie case. | ssid Id tsks ten
days 10 jail sooner than p.y the has. bu.
shen | cane 70 be looked op the i,iIsr
ssid 10 mt:
You'd better psy. I'm the isiber.in.
lss Of the i1sae. aud IL will be ny daiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
STATE NE w s.

Cbsnbipg Day, oi Derby. committed
snicide January 20 by hanging. Mr..
Day was AZ yesrs old,
Assault with intent 10 iill wss the
charge on which Bert jenkins wss srrsign
ed 10 the m municipal court ss Bennington
Monday. The ssssuit wss made II IL oil
legged Jsn. 6. on Fred Wright, jenkins
II is clsimed, hsyiog . loaded revolver
Bail Tor $1,000 w.s ftrnisbed for sppesr
,pse before the prsbd jory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12

TO ra, you 10 cell wi,A pti,ontt Shots
sose ctsEy spd vauh g. kiu somebody,
! paid aud W., released, s.id the dram
mtr. bat ! wsn,sd revenge. | vent 10
The only lawyer 10 iawn uilh . tepats
lion sod stated my ests ssd .sked him
10 take IT,
frs, be replied, bat ihink how II would
look. en- soa-in.lsu 10 the isiles
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
Pointed Quostionsl

The great task OF sound ethics 10 TO
mulsts the social Imagination, We
must be continually proddiny our sense
OF social consequence to keep II wide
awake. We mast be asking ourselves
81 esch point Of contact with the lives OF
others such pointed questions as these:
How would you like TO be the tailor or
wssberwomsn whose bill you have neg
lected 10 psy'
How would you like TO be tbs custom
or to whom you are selling these sdnlterst
cd or inferior goodsf
How would you like to be the investor
in this stock company which you ere
promoting with wsterf
How would you like to be the employ
er whose time aud tools and material
You are wasting st every cbsnce you get
to loaf and shirk and neglect the duties
yon are psid to preformf
How would you like to be tho clerk or
ssleswomsn 10 the store where you sre
resping extra dividends by imposing
harder conditions than the state OF trade
and the market compel you TO sdopt'
How would you like TO be the stoker or
weaver or mechsnic on the wages you
pay aud the conditions Of labor you i'm
poser
How would yoo like 10 bs the business
rival whom yon deprive oi bis little oil
by usIng your grester wealth 10 tempo
rs-y cutshrost competition2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12

Esd Fiarspss nodded eOpiu,edly, hsasin
hsr htsi.
l 5.d The beet | conls. abe ialltred.
didbr thint sbont COMPANY, bal la'
tor you,
Thspk yoa. B,sa L,s's thIek OF esel
other hon pos cn, thsll gel III d.
ny part for you aud father. I'll sisnt
by ysn. Come sivs me hi. Tor M
binhdsy.
The res cook looked up in,o bel
btoihtr's isee. She ns there som'
thins tss, m,de ber SILVER rsplnously
Ban vss pleased si,s her, Rsn so hap
p,l With a GLAD little gursle abe ssb'
10 bis EN- nbtsse. pressing rosy lips TO biz
ols Tor mother. sts whispered. Oh
hos proud she'd be II sbe could zee you.
. re.liy. truly man, cid enough TO vote
Bsns birthday dinner vas . ssest sue
cs. Youne people are merry ovar little
,hiess, aud after ber Arst confusion
Florence entered into the bilsrity OF the
occasion, not. however, forgetting her
dignity - mistress Of The bo I'd. There
we're tosst proposed aud snsveret. iests
snd friendly rspsrtee,
Ia the midst OF II sll The door opened
60 ddeniy, and R,ns stood upoo the
thresnold
L syment spsrkied 10 Toms eyes. o
Rsnel be called. Cons 10, Il 'uel Better
late than everi You asked us or some
OF us Ito Bsnv birthday dinner. you
know, and here vs srel 30 glad you'vs
comel Will you hsve bone there's isnt
anything else lsi,?
The girl msde = gesture oi dissent.
turning ava ber criusou face. With On
murmur OF gseeting and
spolosy sbe iibdrcv, carrying With her
. confused Impression Of tsppy young
isces on esoh OF which vas . look which
made her tipgle ssositively,
She bad bad half hour alone with her
,eli, the sounds OF mirth coming up
rom below. Every souod vas q stab,
making her vince and wrlthe' For sbe
sss not. ss she declared herself to be, .
% on ument OF ssl6shness. She was but
,houg ghtless, plessure.loving girl, who had
bot YET arrived st her mothers moral
stature,
The promise OF the day bsiors. which
lad been given 81 lightly, hsd been
,rushed aside Tor 9 task more plsssurable
sow II cane to her that 3 promise, OIL
hough % ade in j,st. is sacred. Ben had
rnstsd her, ac.s1 upon her word, She
lid not know how results had been accom-
,lished. how be had been spared from
humiliation, bu. she had failed him.
Then she thoa ,ht Of bis quiet, unyouth
al wsys, aud her heart burned, What .
ood brother be Wa, toiips msnfally 81
lie fathers. year 10. yesr out, to provide
ome comforts
She put her face down on her srms and
Iept . little. then turned TO better re
entenos. tbs sorrow for wrong which ex
resses itself in deeds.
II rtqoirsd some moral courage to go
own TO her brothers guest', and BY her
heerfnl girlish presence brighten their
ocisl hour, but this she did. and Zen
'ss foreiyius. Tom. for once, msgnsni
,ous. Nothing vas done TO remind her
be had failed in the home the place
here failures ere hsrdes. TO bear.
And be it said. from that day, although
initiation was successful. she
10 not iorcen to accept LIES lessons
i at once. bht took remaining degrees
/ her leisure, For With Rene % the
ONE angel, the old lie Of love and com
,rt wss re-sstsblisbrd. Youths Com
snion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12

We might as we'll consider our engage
ment broken. don't see why. Your
istber said postponed. Postponed nn.il
you srrive .. years OF discretion. snd. In
your case, Ressv, dear you know whs
that means
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17
The Modern.

The Modern.
 From letters received by the stock holders of the Modern Copper Mining company, it would appear that that company has been totally -eorganized and mean business from the start.
 Tie new organization is made up of substantial business men of the East. principally of New York, and the plan of the new management is to prose cute development work to an issue With the splendid returns which have rewarded the labors Of thief ormer pro- motors of the Modern. nothing but success can be predicted for the new plan which isb acked by unlimited capital.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17
NOTICE.

A rare opportunity-party with s2O,- 0OO cash to engage in copper mining HOO acres of mineral lands partly developed in one of .he best copper belts in Arizona; no risk; mines now under development; correspondence solicited. Address P. , box 1039, Bis lee. Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

A delightful preparation for the face is Yanoia Cream. Sold at Mrs. Rich's Hairdressing Parlors. 9-6-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

Ladies. use Yanola Cream for the face and hands, and sold only by Mrs. Rich. Main street. 9-6-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

Fresh home made bread, pies and pastry. the very best, al Haigler's. in California Market. 9-12
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17
BUSINESS BRIEFS

Choice line of fresh fruits received this morning a, Haigler's. in the Cali forpia Market 9-12
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

See Mrs. I. D. McDaneld for paper decorating of all kind. Near Evergreen Cemetery, Lowell. 10-24-tf.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

Our Kentucky White Rye is the best money can buy-at The Little Ca sfno. 9-8-1m
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

Buy New Copper stock througt Brune & Buehman, agents, box 790 Bisbee, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

For up-to-date photographs go to Coyle's Studio, opposite Postofice, Rfshee. Arizona. 3-5 3m
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

Just try our Kentucky Bourbon--at The Little Casino, Main street 9-8-1m
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17
Swallowed a Door Key.

S"aiioWeo poor Key.
 new departure is again announced the same old hot bed of activity and enterprise. the Alrambra.
 The pair of hustlers who are mak- ing that place so ncpular a resort were so busy indoors catering to the tremendous call for their appetizing dished up oyseers, ham and eggs and best coffee on earth, that they forgot to feed the alligator. This staunch guardian -etaliated by making a meal of the key to the front door Inas- much as the patrons insisted on giv- ing the boys no chance to shut the doors, Nemeck & Thomas just made up their minds to run it all night and day hereafter. Two more linemen have been engaged and will shortly arrive from the East to assist them in successfully maintaining the repu- tation they have earned of filing an aching void. Advert ;tng ir the Re view, backed up by the live kind of enterprise does pay.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

H. Blunt does cleaning and repair ing. On bridge back of Fire House.
 11-S1m.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17
Hunting Parties.

There were two hunting parties from Bisbee yesterday who met with pre- nomenal success. One of these was composed of Papa Wetzel, F. R. Brands and T J Richards. Another was composed of Messrs. Darling and Crane of the Copper queen store of- fees. Both parties wee very success ful in bagging game and as result they and al their friends are living on the fat Of the land today
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

Stop at Hotel Nobles in Tombstone
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

Smoke the popular Bisbee Favorites.