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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

John d. Rockefeller must have :fel,
that he had more money than he
wanted, for he stopped over q few
hours in Chicago. +
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

The edttpraof our esteemed contem-
porary, tHS. New York Mail and Elk
press. declares that "the coroners must
go" What'sathe matter, brother; been
sitting on you?
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

Heligoland is washing AWAY. When
It has disappeared entirely Germany
would tS have a right to rule
that part Of the ocean where it former
y stood. .
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

The esteemed Portland Oregonian
says the people OF Portland are work
ing in earnest for the identifying Of
their city. Another triumph for Ore
gained labor. a,9.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

over $500 immigrants arrived. at
New ~YorRMduring the first, ten days Of
April. W1Nwould advise them to order
coal for next winter at their earliest
convenience. ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

Gen. Baldwin shqltd edit his inter.
views before they He printed instead
Of after they hayepeen given te the
public. tn.atss
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

TEN McGovern's trainer says:
"Teffysis not out of the game by a
jugful." John L. Sullivan is-by a
good many jugfuls. "
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

"Letter-writing art" says
somebody. And tiAAf1 AZ: after the
publication Of the letters in the Bur
dick 8 t:..% .
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

For q man who wasn't going to live
q year King EdTard is one. of the
liveliest corpses that; ever went to
Lisbon to be showered with rose
leaves. " :
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

This rl. is a hard, world. One is
hardly done sAoveitfg snow before it
is time to ashattpsn.p w the law0
mower. sAssN4sss@
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

Last year the American peoplscon
med over $70,OO0OoO Of cofee-to
say nothing Of the peas and chicory.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

Even Homerss nodded, and why
should not Russell Sage lose 5000
by mistake?
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

when Q woman sdffeTslISins silencs it
sisS bsoaplssthers II nobodyssround ~
rs scoidSd. s ss sg X Il
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

IsS a good delivery will be useful in thu
pit work of William A. sunAesly
herly baseball llayer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16

The automobile is fast becoming the
automatic fool killer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16
NORTH DAKOTA

ohsasiiFsipi what sins are concealed
IN thy. name!
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-16
8 8 8 s s = 6 CO g q =
|
! STATE
- NEWS.
8 = = . . q g CO ss e -


Casselton has . kind Of building
boom.
Rube Allyn will make his home at
Minot.
The blind pigs at Palermo were
pinched.
Linton is preparing to welcome the
Milwaukee branch. -
A rural delivery route is to be es-
tablished out of Milton.
There is a row at Valley City over
the fire limit ordinance.
The Presbyterian church at Park
River has been remodeled.
R. M. Pollock of Fargo is vice pres
tdent of the Binford bank.
The Catholic church at Neche is now
n of the incest in the state.
Nearly all the towns in the state re-
port a big business this spring.
The old maids performance at
Grand. Forks drew a large house.
Wishek will welcome. the proposed
telephone extension from Kuhn.
Minnewaukan crows over the easy
defeat at Brinsmade at baseball. W.
Old timers state that the recent cold
weather will insure a good crop.
There are complaints of violation of
the prohibitory law at Hannaford.
Hazelton is a new boom town in En-
mons county-ahead of the railroad.
It is complained that kids are dam
aging the mail boxes at Bismarck.
The work of erecting the briquet-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-18
Spheit i'm Gramen.

Jn einem nelien Mlndener @ibs
blatt Die Nuiter" finoen mir nab,
itebenoe InetoDte rDm .iuneen Brins
ger" 5obeit maht Ofisierseramen.
Der eraminirenoe General eiebt fol,
aenoe Gufeobe:
Steuen iih gw. Sobeit geneigtelt
fUlaeneen Saa Dor. Sn Seinoeslano,
in tueIigem 9errain itebt, BON benz
8roS unierer Grmee eetrennt, etne
babe Sbpaoron Dragoner. sic
baben feline Ibnune oapon, NOD lire
9ruppe ftebt, ieoDb erbalten sic
0urh einen SpiDn bic Wadridt, bob
ith II Sem. Direct Dor Sbnen cine
itarfe Gbtbeilung feinollher Snfan=
terie befinoe, gu 8unoidafter5meden
miro nun, unter Sibrung zines l1ns
ternhiaiers cine BatrDuiqe abeelanot,
tpelbe iih Dem sseinG bis auf 2 Sem.
ndbern lDa, INN feline Stdrte aus5us
lptDniren. Weeen oes ibpierigen
3errains fam bic Batrouile in flint
Wtinuten nur | &m. auritdleaen. Bie
LANCE, tuenn i'd @m. 0obeit fraeen
oarf, brauht oann Die 3ruppe gu ben
10 &m ?"
40 Wtinuten", Iaete Der Brins
uno erbielt oafUr oa8 @roBtreus oeS
Observation-Disclosures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-18
HsiIt sebwatbe mannsr kostsnfrsi,
@araiittrt Naen 9febe unD ein
9liiflidleS 6ein1

nno lebrt, pie Se6ern1ann Iib ietbt heie
zen tonn, ouh nah io6relanoem 9eiben
an ar lerueler S6pdcbe unb perlorener
Mannestraft, ndcbtlidben 9olluttpnen etc.
Man lenoe einfab ieinen Gamen uno
letne Norelle an Sr. &napp Me6tcal Co.,
S44 pun Bntlotn9, Detroit, Mtb., un6
olelelbe ltptro Sbnen iofort frei Elm Re-
eept mt 9et1auen InpeiiunQen iiberIen-
pen. 10 oaB Sic ii6 ielbt leibt gu Sauie
tnrlren t6nnen. 9as lit ooch qetuiB Elm
ltberales @nerbieten. SDlgen6e Nussiiqe
u Srtefen an uns mbgen Sbfen loqen,
mag Anoere oarii6er oenfen.
,.NSertbe 5erreu! Meinen beIfen 9ant fir Sire
3ulenoun9. Der gerlu9 nit Sbrer Sur lit Elm
olBeroroentltb erfol9reider gepeien. Sd bin lett
glldli9!" '"7N "@ w.
,asertbe @erren! SD bate feline gdpieriafeiten
oelt MIR bon Sbuen iiberIanSten Nnueiiunoen SEp(Q,
~ lelten; sd oerfi9e ipieoes fber Strait uni
Starte nno ertldre Sbre 6cilmetbooe fir cine Ie:
Die correspondents 1T cine itrift Der.
traulldbe uno Die 8riefe fommen in elm.
tadben, nerihlofenen umldbGaqen. 9as
Gecept 1T foftenfrei fir Seben, Der oo.
rum anfroat. Sober ioGte es baben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-18

Die Dectpren 9appuni unb
Wa5soni, Die Qeibdrste oes Bapftes,
fteaen e8 auf oas entihieoenfte in
Nbreoe, baB oaS 2eioen ibres 8as
tienten einen irgenomie frebsartieen
gbnratter babe.
- Or. 2apponi bat NIT Der Grs
laubnis bes Bapites nod am Don.
nerstae mebrere photographer Bpm
oemielben NIT ieinem &0bat genums
men. Die Biloer itellen ben areiien
Batienten in ieinem Grmitubl fibeno
bar.
= Sn Der enaliid1en 5tabt gbeliea
lit Der beribmte aineritanifG)e
:, Bfeiffiiuitler" Sames abbott Wc>
Meia geitorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-18
Nuklanb 1ebnt Die Sinai 8'ritb=
Netitipn ab

Was 81 ertparten mar, lit e1ngez
trpHen. 0ahbem Der Staatslefretdr
6ap benz amerifaailben 8ptlhafter
&ioole in ct. Betersburg ben Iert
Der betannten 8'nai B'ritb 8etition
su @uniten Der ruiiiiben Suoen per
&abel lbermittelt bate, bot Ser
&ioole iebt benz Stae ..sietretdr 6ap
prompt per 8abel Die Nntnort iibers
ianot, oaB die ruiliide Geaieruna
bic betrehenoe Betitipn peber ent=
gegennebmen. mod iib ipnit mie auf
irgeno melbe 8erbanblungen in 8ez
5u9 auf Die @prfaae in &ildinem
einlaiien miiroe!"-
9ieie NntuDrt l6eint 0errn Gibole
getpiIiermaBen nunter Der 6ano" err
teilt woroen 81 fem, als er informeQ
anfraate, pie iid Die ruIfiIhe &e=
gierung jener Betition geeeniiber
perbalten meroe.
Sn WalbingtDn flblt man lid iiber
oiele Mblebnnng aber eigentlid fei=
nespe9s beleioi9t Dber eefrdnft, iDn=
bern man bot lberbaupt faum etmoa
Mnoeres erpartet, mDute aber benz
mod feline Bfliht I'M Sntere1e Der
6umanitdt getan baben. Nub elaubi
man augemein, baB bierourh Die
gauge Nngelegenbeit nun befinitiu
erleoigt lit uno baB Die 8unoes=& e=
eierung ibre Bflibt nun erfiut gu
baben r1eiut.
IS lift ei9entlib unbegreiflih,
ruarum man iib oieier gang unr1ti=
gen WeiBabtune auseeiebt bat, nab-
benz bod Die ruI1iihe &eeieruno
pieoerbolt erfldrt batte, 1ie betrabte
Die Borfaqe BON 9iihinep als cine
inaere Iugelegenbeit, in melfe lid
ein5umiiben fie feiner fremben
Woht oas &eht e~inrdumert tonne!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-18
Brutal aefuItert!

Gin Sou purbe befannt, uelder
in Beaug auf anoauerrbe uno un=
barmberai9e SDlterqual le;nes @[ei=
ben iuhen birfte. Spe @plpbif pDn
gDluia, @al., ihreibt: Us Sabre
lang lit ih furhtbare Qualen burd)
&beumatismus unb Midts balf mir,
Dbwobl i'd Nues gebrauhte, mas nur
irgeno befannt tpuroe. Da ftieB i'd
sufdaig auf Electric 8itters", uno
ib muB iaaen, bas iii bas grDBte
9eiln1ittel auf @rben eeaen ienes
2eioen! Sin paar Slal9en oapon
iteIten mid DDu1tdnbig mieoer Der
uno beilten MIDI" Das Mittel lift
eben 10 gut fir 2eber= unb Niere11=
leioen unb fir uGeemeine Sbmdbez
suitdnbe. Sour SO Gents. @iro
garantirt BON ben Npothefern s.
&oltener q Son uno NoDlpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-18
u II 8 q n b.

Die NnbGnaer oes Or. 9beD.
Dor 8artb. melber bel Der lester
Reibsta9smabl geidlaeen puroe
iuhen grinolib nab 8epeiien fit
r-unregelmdBiefeiten" ourb peld,
ibr &anribat. mie iie bebaupten, ee
ibla9en muroe. Gin &Dmit6 ia
bic @ntoedung gemadt. baB in
9urfe Nuga nur Is Stimmen fit
Or. 8artb aesablt tuuroen, pdhreni
43 Wdbler bereit linb, 81 beibmD:
rem, oaB iie fir i'm aeitimmt baben.
Ser Staatsantualt 1T erIubt NOR.
ben, einaulhreiten.
= Der M6rber oes &nnben 9u.
baifanp. oeiien grmorbung ben SUI
ben in aiihenep our 2ait seleoi
mur6e, mas Die unmittelbar ur.
iade bes 8lutbaoes mar, lit entoedi
tporben. Derfelbe lit elm @drtner
uno bat eingeftanben, oaB er UNI
Der Onfel beS &naben ben Wuro
periibt baben. Der reue @ouoer-
neur BON 8ilheneu, Sirit usurDp,
bat NIT ben leitenoen Suoen oes Or
te8 Beiude auseetauIdt.
- Bon Wien miro berihtet: Sm=
nter nod ~treffen 6iobsppiten Elm
iiber Die nDn 6ohmaiier in peridie=
senen Teifen BEG 2anoes argerihte=
ten Werbeerungen. Das lhlimmte
nnpetter brad neulih Nbenos iiber
Marienbab luS uno bernmte alien
8erfebr. Sunoerte BON &ursditen
in benz faibi0nablen Baoeurte tparen
ae5puneen, fid in &eitaurants gu
flidten, NOD lie bic Ma9t auf 9i=
ihen uno Stiblen berbrad)ten, oa
fie lire 9otels ni6t 5u erreiben oer-
mDhten.
= Won Bortsmuutb miro gemel@
bet; Mit einem @mpfauae, rneIben
guntreaomiral Cotton on Boro oes
Slaggihiffes s8eariaee" CAB, ee-
langte Der amtlibe Belub oes anne,
rifaniiden @eihmabers in gnalano
gum Nbihfuife. Waboem bas @e=
ihwaoer iiber Spitbeao binaus 1T,
miro Momiral Cotton feline Slaaae
auf Die ,gbieaao" transferiren uro
NIT oieier, Der San francisco"
unb Der .Mahias" nod 2iiiabon
labren, tpdbreno Die v&eariaee@ cine
Sabrt uber ben atlantiIden Ocean
nad Der &iifte BON Weuenelano be-
ginnen pirb, udbreno peld)er lire
Shnelliateit erprDbt tperoen Iuu.
= Die in 6irlhberg itattfnbenoe
9agung oes oeutiben &riegerbunoes
bat iih audi nit Dem -&elultot Der
jlngIten Neihstaa8pabl beIhaftioi
unb au oieiem Stellnne aenummer.
Sn elmer NIT GROCER Webrbeit ange.
nDmmener 3eiolution lift Die 8e.
tdmpfung Der So5ialoemptrotie als
bic nihti9ite Gufgabe bes 8unoea
bingeIteat p0roen.
- Der .@ilos uno &beinaraf'
5riebrid Der Sed)ite, 5iirft 9uonie
gu Salm> &prbure, lit bon Dem to.
nieliGen @eribt in Sing banterOti
ertldrt pDroen. Sc. @rlauft Eaber
es gliidlih fertia gebrabt, mebr als
cine Miaipn Wart SGulbeu 81 tom
trabiren uno bel Gusidittuna oel
Waiie peroen Die beoauernsuerter
@ldubieer auf Die - firitlibe @nt'
ibdoieung BON elm uno eitlbalb Bru.
gent ibrer @utbaben rehnen oiirfen
- DStar Meoina, Der unter ben
Bleuoonpm r@reaDr Sararum" be.
fannie 6hriftiteuer. 1T eeltorben.
Ism Sabre 1929 in &Dniesberg t
Br. eeboreu. miomete iih Weoinl
Der juriitiiben Rarriere unh trat lpd'
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-06
BREAKING FIRE ORDINANCE.

It was stated in yesterdays Review hat coal bin in process of erection in the rear of tho Orient saloon had rroused the attention of a member of the city council and the marshal, and hat the matter had been reported to City Attorney Sutter and his opinion or. them alter sought. Last evening Sut.er gave out a statement to a rep Tcsentatiye of the Review in which he s2i1 that he found that the bin was Heing built in direct violation of the il Q ordinance, and that he so inform ec the Marshal. Tt is now mp to Narshal Munen D said Sutter. and I suppose that he will order that the owners of the bln either stop it's erec- ion or see that they construct it of non-inf1amm2bie material. I have rot heard whether Mullen has done so."
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-06
R. 1. ROGUE, CIVIL ENGINEER Surveying, maps, reports and examinations Work in Sonora, Mexico, speciat,.
 Box 254. Douglas Arizona. Pi, o.. 0

up his sleeve taken from the o'o Joe Miller Joke Book and rehashed so that they will be unrecogniz ale y the oldest inhabitant. On the ends will be such funny men as Messfs. Lewis, Mccarthy, Doyle and Mel aU 7h- lin, who will rack the bones a- fi-cer daintily the tambourine They all have bunch of funny songs .h3 II drive away dull care for about 1sO minutes of the evening perfor,r e. interspersed with their work will oe such voices as Griftth, tenor; Dovnr- eau, bass; Morrill,, baritone: S, bass, and Messrs. Tehaney and Med. eran. tenors. In the circle viii oe Messrs. Devman, lHorrill, Griffith ,'e- nancy. Lewis, Reynoids, Pratt, Sowles, Moulton, Rfnehart, Buehman and Day man. The ladies in charge of he affair have an advertising committee which is also doing noble work, and any of them can be annexed to any of the metropolitan journals on the ad- vertising staff. if they will apply, as i. is said that no person to whom they go for an ad can possibly refuse their blandishments. The perform ance is given for the benefit Of the church, and will receive the liberal support of the public.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-06
Representative of
 Railroad is Here.
TRYING TO ENCOURAGE SPORT iN
 THiS SECTOR.
Ei Paso and Souttr~esterr Wnl Do Al t Can to Help Along Ali Sport sr Hlsbee, Says Garnett King.

Garnett King. rep: escntirg the freight and passenger depar;rcrt # the Fl Paso and Southwestern roat Douglas, where he has been since la4. Sunday ir the interest of his, road. H. speaking of athletics in this section last evening MT. King brought up the matter of transporting teams to and from Bisbee over the lines of ms ! road. anG in behalf of MT. Stiles. gen eral freight and passenger agent, stat ed that it was the intention of the Fl Paso and Southwestern to make all the concessions possible in the way Of reduced rates in order to assist in the uphuilding of the sportive spirit in this locality.
 "I have been in Douglas for the greater part of the past ten days" :" said Mr. King. and find that the young fellows of that town do not look kindly on the organization Of a team to represent the smelter city on the gridiron this year. l walked my legs of in an endeavor to find some one who seemed to take an active in terest in sport there, but was reward ed with absolutely no success.
 Now. so far as the Fl Paso and Southwestern is concerned, it can not hr expected that it will organize teams. but if Bisbee can arrange for games with outside teams. the road will move such teams to and fro at .. rate of one fare for the round rip over the lines of the company"
 Mir. King made several valuable suggestions as to the possible arrang- ing of games with teams from Fl Paso and other parts of this territory. He mentioned Fort Bliss as among the teams with whom games might be ar ranged.
 MT King is here at this time for the purpose of looking after the trains that will transport the crowds that are expected 70 attend the footba4i 1 rame at Don Luis on Saturday. He was here at the time of the ball game between Fl Paso and Bisbee on last Sunday. and all who attenced the game vouch for the entirely satisfac- tory manner in which the throng was handled
 MT. King will return to E1 Paso i'm mediately after the game of Saturday 'rd report the outlook 10 his supe riors in regard to the great field day l . be held at the Don Luis athletic park on Thanksgiving.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-06
4 THOUGHTFUL ACT.
The Kindness. Of George Dun, and eid Coburn Makes Heart of
 Crioole Glad.

Probably the most agreeably sur prisei man in Bisbee yesterday was | W Dixon the crippled bootblack who runs the stand in front of Dan tankins' cigar stand. when aH express wagon drove up 10 his place and un- loaded 6 brand new oootblack stand on the sidewalk Despite protestations 5f Dixon that he did not order the fur niture, and that mistake must sure
 lv have been made the driver was oh stilate and delivered the goods. Stll DiXon was loath 10 touch the crate m which the stand was packed. and it was not until George Dunn and Sld Coburn stepped up and informed him that be was the rightful owner of the thing, and that it was intended as a present to him, that he realized that he must needs install it in his little sidewalk establishment. A crowd of admiring friends soon gathered around and deluged the popular little fellow with congratulations, to which ae responded appropT lately, express Ing in 2 few well chosen words the thanks that he felt for the thoughtful ness of his friends across the way.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-06

ard at the rate these people are coming to the coast and investing
 it will not be long until all the deslr-
 able residence rcc7iona are filled up. Already the prices for desirable lots at coast towns a. Idnd Los Angeles are so high that tae small investor or home seeker is forced to go inland. The rush began a' San Francisco and came south. San Diego is the fur thest south. therefore 1t is the last to feel the boom, but it has come, just as people with foresight knew it must. and real estate .s going up in value there more rapi1iy Eow than anywhere on the coast San Diego has more advantages from the homeseeker's standpoint than any other city on the coast. therefore prices should go high CT; they vii: at east g' a. high. ln- vest now, while ' ls within your reach.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-06
industrial ochool At Benson
THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
lrdge O'Brien, the Superintendent
 Win Assume Charce on Dec. 1st.

The Industrial School approaching completion at Benson. is now being furnished and will be ready for occu- pancy on the first of the month. A
 Review representative was accorded an interview with Judge O'Brien yes terday in regard to the school, in which the gentleman stated that he would be ready to assume complete charge of the institution on the first or December. number of changes, important to the good health of the school had to be made: among others tho building of a plunge 12x16, built of cement. and which was one of the mos: essential accessories of the school. Added and need cd lavatories an dtoilets had also been constructed, whichw ere most essential, and which had rot been done in the erection of the building" "The idea" said the JuJcge, which I shall endeavor to keep uppermost in mind. is the i'm pression to be conveyed to the minds Of those in the school. is the impres-
 
 those in the school, is the fact that . they are not confined there as convict | ed boys. but rather to give them the | impression that it is a home and school for them. That they are not 1 a. all restrained from even running away. as there is no high board fence around the institution. but if they do run away they will be brought back. Rather will the idea be given that the object Of their being confined there is 1 for the purpose of better fitting them i for the vocation in life for which they { are best adapted. and to make them | useful members of society. Whine the discipline of the school will be
 maintained a little on the lines of 1 military rules. such will be admins tered more as a lesson in promptness obedience and truthfulness."
 The prospects are that the Judge will have quite a school full from the very moment he opens house. as the
 reporter was informed that there will hn a delegation of thirty-four sent l there from one source It is believ- el generally that no better selection | could have been made for superin- tendent than Judge O'Brien, whose military training and genial social na- | tnre will be especially adapted to the | reformation and instruction of the in mates. Several branches of regular trades will be taught the boys, so that | they will be Independent when turned out 10 make their way in the world
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-06
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAPIDLY
 FILLING UP.

Southern Caiif1Inia is growing in population faster than any other sec ton of the United States. consequent ly real estate values are going ID more rapidly there tban anywhere else
 People are just waking up to the fact that Southern California is the most delightful spot 3n earth to live. and they are now rushing in from all parts os the globe. The coast towns and cities are, by Tar the most attractive and healthful residence sections, and therefore are having the largest growth of all. NNfnety per cent of 5te people want 10 live on the cces'
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-06
BARBOUR coMPANY'S NEW OF
 FlCE.

The town office of the Henry P. Sarbour company will open it's new quarters on the ground floor os the Copper Queen Hotel today in the room formerly occupied by W. R. Humphries, the photographer. c. F.. Nil' Who has so ably attended to the anairs of the company at the Don Luis office, will be in charge. Here rofore the Barbour companv have oeen unable 10 secure desirable offices or the street where they might re- eiVe and deal with callers, Mir. Bar oour's private suite in the hotel sery- ing as temporary office and reception room.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-06
Decision Against
 von 3rxIeben
lSRY FINDS THAT HE WAS IN LIN
 LAWFUL POSSESSION.
Defendants Attorney Gives Notice of Appeal on Ground That There Were irrcqularities in Practice.

Defendants Attorney Gives Notice of
 Appeal on Ground That There Were
 Irregularities in Practice.
 The case of the Territory against Cbas. Won Erxleoen, charged with having unlawfuily appropriated a strip o mining ground, was decided in Jus tice Browns court yesteroay. the jury returning a verdict of guilty.
 Ben Frankenberg. complaining wit ness in the case charged that the de fendant entered into unlawful pos session of strip Of mining ground contiguous to the Don Luis Mining and Development Company's proper. ty. Won Erxleben, on the other hand claimed that the ground in question mad never been owned by the com piainant. and that it had never been g part of the survey Of the Townsite company.
 To make the case one Of vital i'm. port 10 those concerned, the strip men, tionel lies between the toWnsite of the Don Luis Mining and Develop ment company and that controlled by the Henry P. Barbour company Many witnesses were called to the stand b. both sides. the defense endeavor- ing 10 show by the testimony Of ciVi. engineers that according to the claim Boundaries introduced in evidence by the complainant. the strip of land. ser- entT-five by three hundred feet in length. was Dot the property of any. one until located by Won Erxleben
 Al the close of the decision, Attor- rey C. T. Clark gave notice of an ar- peal. which will be submitted :n writ ing to the court this morning. J. NJ. o'Connel represented Frankentarg.
 Attorney Clark stated shortly af- ter the jury had rendered it's verdict that he expected to win the case ir the district court.