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Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
Goinu Down to Mine.

K. H. Wren, in company with Ed Moore, leaves this morning for the mine, the Alsacia, of which Mir. Wren is the president.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
Church of the Covenant.

Church of the Covenant.
 Rev. Harvey M. Shields, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Public services at II a. m. Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society at 6:30 D. m. Public services at 7:45 p. m. Mrs. James Harrington will sing. A general and very cordial invitation is given.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
From .he City of Angels.

Nj. E. Conboy, T. H. Sutton and s c. Candler are citizens of Los Ange les who are here to do business with the bushes men of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
Over From Black Diamond.

C. H. Larson, an old resident in this section of the country, and now interested in Black Diamond, was a visitor to Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
Still Chasing Crawford.

Sheriff Del Lewis is still chasing Crawford. he representative swindler. who wa5 representing the Los An. geles Examiner in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
Tucson Visitors.

Dr. H. A. Schell and wife are visit ors at the Copper Queen Hotel from Tucson. Dr. Schell is here on his regular trip in the optical line.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
Won Buggy.

MT. Fowler ot Lowell, rallied his horse and buggy of Thursday J. T. Long and MT. Fowler tieo with a throw of 46.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
Douglas Visitors.

F. w Simpson and wife came to Bisbee from the shelter city. and are on the laily record book of Manager Rouzer.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
Building an Addition.

Mrs. J. Boyle of Lowell has nearly completed an addition to her lodging 2ni boarding house.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
Architect Here.

J. A. Holden, the well known archi
 tect of Douglas came up to the Cop
 per Metropolis yesterday on business
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16

Fresh home made bread, pies and pastiy, the very best, at FaigIer's in California Market. s-12
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
Admitted to Supreme Court.

O. Gibson, the Tombstone attorney, before he Supreme Court at Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
PATENTS.

PATENTl-Hazard & Harphan, Bps AzgelosA Send for free book on
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-16
BRIEF. '.QTY.' NEWS

To Tammany Hall.
 Mrs. E. Wolf has moved to Tam many Hall
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
TUCSON'S ELECTION
The Democrats Sweep the
 City
The Election Was Also Death Blow to Gambling in the Ancient Pueblo.

Tucson, Dec. 12.-(Special.l-At the city election today the democratic tick ct was generally successful, L. H. Manning. the democratic candidate. defeating c. F. Schumacher by 159 votes in a total of more than 1,30O. The democrats also elected Eugene Trippel and Robert Lowrie members of the council, Frank Treat, city recorder. and James Flynn. city assessor. Tha republicans elected Fred E. Adams councilman, William Dunn treasurer and J. s. Hopley city marshal.
 Party lines were entirely disregard ed. the issue being solely the question of the suppression of gambling. The democratic party not only declared against gambling, but all of the can didates came out in statements in the press pledging themselves to do away with it in the event of their election. The democrats will have a majority of two in the council. and it is under stood that the gambling question will be taken up as soon as the new coun- cil is. seated. General Manning, in a statement tonight, reiterated his in tention to put down gambling in the city, and in doing so to use all the power conferred upon him by the char ter. It is estimated that POO republi- cans voted for Manning
 The crusade against gambling had its origin in the swindling Of Albert Steinfeld, the leading business man of the city, out of about S13,000 by the Harcourts, Harcourt having been in troduced to Mir. Steinfeld by Ezra Bartlett, the leading gambler of the 144 A&s, E-TI oh gambling, and the sentiment was further increased by the shutting of gambling out of Fl Paso, in conse- quenCe of which this town was over run by a lot of men and women Of an undesira ble class. O.,
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.
No New Hearing for Three St. Louis
 Men.

St. Louis, Dec. 12.-RefusaI today of United States circuit court of appeals, sitting at St. Paul, to grant a new hearing to Thomas E. Barrett, John P. Dolan and Frank E. Garrett, convicted in the United States district court oe St. Louis of naturalization frauds, is made public here.
 It is expected that the defendants will carry the case to the United States supreme court by habeas corpus pro- ceeGings or a writ of certiorari.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
CdSh!CdSh! Cash! The Lowest Price
 Store in Arizona.

1 Pkg. Arbuckle Coffee. .........~.. .15c I ID Fresh Roasted Climax Mocha
 Java Blend. -. .25c l ID Ankola Mocha & Java. .35c
 All varieties of Green Coffee always on hand.
 Every purchaser of ' 3 ID Ankola Mocha & Java Coffee. $1.0O l ID CeyIon Blend Tea ........$ $1.0O lib of our Fresh Ground Black
 Pepper. ....... -..... .35
 s2s5 will be presented with three-knife Rallman Rotary Meat and Vegetable Cutter. One order only to each GUS toner.
 6 bars Cudahy's Castile Borax Soap. 25c bars Star Borax Soap. 25c 6 bars Diamond c Soap. .25c bars German Family Soap. 25c Bars Magic Soap, Finest made" .25c l large pkg. Gold Dust. t......25 .25c l large pkg. Mermaid Washing 4 Lasco Napthol Soap. .... 25c Sapolo. per bar. .1Oc Bon Ami ..... ..12 1-2c Fine assortment of elegant Toilet Soaps, 25c and 35c box.
 ? cans Corn Beef. ..25c ? cans Clipped Beef. ............25 25c 2 cans roast Beef .. .25c l can Dev. Ham ..... .. .05c l lb Pioneer Baking Powder ....... 45c l gal. can Best Pearl Oil. -..1. s1 45 1 can Best Standard Tomatoes. .. .10c 1 can Best Standard Corn. .... .10c 1 large bottle Snider's Catsup. .... soc l large bottle Perrin's Worcester
 S4uce-. ....-....... ........... SUc
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
WEATHER TODAY:

Washington, Dec. 12.-Foreeast: {: -castt Arizona fair Tuesday and We'd
 nesday.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

New. England dinners at Baptist church next Friday. Come!
The indicator., 1904-07-23
NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES
SALE.

Whereas, Stanislav Zivkovich, of Pue-
bio county, Colorado. did, by his GER
tain Deed of Trust, dated November
18th, 1903, and recorded on November
21,st, 1903 in Book 258, at Page IT'S,
OF the records, in the office of the Clerk
and Recorder of Pueblo county, state
of Colorado, convey to the Public
Trustee in said Pueblo county the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in
said Pueblo county, state of Colorado.
to-wit. Lot numbered six (6) in Block
seven ca in the Lake Minnequa Addi-
ton, according to the amended plat
thereof as the same was filed for rec
ord in the office of the Clerk and Re-
corder of Pueblo county. Colorado. Oct.
23rd, 1901; and lot numbered f1fty-three
(53) in Block three (3) in City Hall
Place second filing, according to the
recorded plat thereof. now part of the
city of Pueblo), said lot fifty-three (63)
being subject to a prior trust deed In
favor of The National Building and
Loan Association), which said Deed of
Trust was made to secure the payment
of the said Stanislav Zivkovichs two
promissory notes bearing even date
with said Deed of Trust, for the princi-
pal sum of One Thousand Dollars, pay
able to the order of Buerger Brothers
=, IS months and 8 years respectively
after the date thereof. with interest
thereon at eight per cent. per annum
from the date thereof until paid, inter-
ess payable semi annually; and
Whereas, It Is provided in said Deed
of Trust, inter nlia, that. in case Of de-
fault in the payment of said notes OF
any Of them. or any part thereof, or In
The indicator., 1904-07-23
KALEIDOSCOPE SCENES
OF Color, Grace and Action in
Ringing Brothera' Produc-
tion of Jerusalem and
the Crusedes

Jerusalem and the Crusades is the
spectacular novelty of Ringing Broth
ers' Worlds Greatest Shows this wear.
Twelve hundred characters are con-
cerned in the portrayal of this vividly
interesting story of the Crusades, and
more than 1000 costumes of richest
fabric and artistic design are worn in
the Kaleidoscope scenes. A ballet of
300 and a singing chorus of 200 are
incidental features. The music,
classic in character, and specially
written for the hugh production, is
rendered by the largest grand pipe
organ, and the only portable one, ever
made, accompanied by a selected band
of so soloists.
This wonderful circus will exhibit
in Pueblo, NJ ,nday, August lst.
Admission tickets and reserved
numbered chairs will be on sale at
Ringling Brothers down town ticket
office, Winch & Co. Book Store, show
day at exactly the same prices
charged in the wagons on the show
urounds
The indicator., 1904-07-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, james Il. Edmunlson. by hi.
certain deed pt tru-t, dated the nrst fay oi
January, l7ll, and recorded The second iAy
ui January. 1891, In book M. page Ia. in The
recorder once In and for Pueblo County,
Col"indo granted ami conveyed to the under
signed. Charles g.. Stoiu, In trust To secure The
payment of his one certain prGmi,sory note
bearing even date thcrewith, payable to the
order of Kate 7. stein, on or bcforc two year,
after the date thereof, lur the pTinripnt sum
"i one hundred and seventy i've dollars Csl7jl.
with interest thereon from daIe at tWeiy,
per cent. Per annum, laid interest pay
able quarterly, tue following described prom
yrty, situate in the County OF Pueblo and
state Of Colorado, to-wlt:
Ihr northeast quarter uf the southeast
quarter NE'i pE u OF section numbered thir-
ty-onc ldil, and the northwest qunrtci OF the
. southwest quarter INWH. -Wi4l OF section
numbered thirty two lilI IN township mum
bered twenty four l2il -oitth Of range num-
bcrGd sixty seven l15l wet. containing eighty
lsul acres; with the buildings and all improve
nents thereon.
AND wnEHEAs, default has been made IN tbe
payment Of -hid note and the said principal
sum Of one hundred and Heycnty-dsc dOllara
tsl'5l remains dre and unpaid, with interest
from Aptll j, leuI, Ia consequence whereof the
legal holder of sad note has applied 10 thr
undersigned to sell said premises hs by said
decd provided,
Now, Therefore. /, Charles e. stein, trustee
In sal deed. 10y virtue Of the power vested in
ne therein, and in pursuance aud In execution
thereof, Hnd at the request of the Legal holder
ui said mote, ana Tor tile purpose Uf paylu.
-nid principal sum md interest, and tue costs
aud expenses uf this trust. do hereby give
thlrty-iays' notice that | VIII, ON Tuesday,
August o 1904 AT ten o'clock, am. at the east
door ot the court house In the County OF
Pueblo. State OF tOloTHtp, sell said premises
above described, and all the right, title, BEN
ptlt and equity OF redemption OF the said
James Y. Edmundsun. his heir and assigns
therein, for the highest and hest price the same
viii bring In cash.
CHAIR ES G. STEIN, Trustee.
Pueblo. Colorado. july ., 1891.
July g-August 6-i9Ui.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
NO INFORMATION
As to When the Defunct Pueblo
Title & Trust Co. Bank Will
Pay Out

The last dividend of of % per cent
is still due depositors of the defunct
Pueblo Title and Trust Co that made
an assignment Of all its property for
the benefit of its creditors, to E. Z.
Shove on the 9th dar of November
last.
The bank officials and assignee
made promises that every dollar
would be paid, and they are making
good the promises
Two dividends have been declared,
one of so per cent and the other of
rs per cent, but there is no telling
Just when the final payment of 20
per cert will be made.
Those entrusted with the affairs Of
the bank find collections very slow,
and although notes come due they
are often extended.
There are plenty of assets, it tseems,
but the question is to collect accounts
50 the depositOrs must possess them
selves in patience for awhile.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Wants to Mate Them

A matrimonial bureau writes all the
way from London to say that it
knows there are several hundred more
men than women in the western part
of the United States and that there
are in England, Ireland, Scotland
and Wales as many more women than
men. The enterprising bureau insists
on fee of $500 for giving partic-
ulars and $45 if match be made.
The agency adds that it is not neces-
sary that the applicant be wealthy
man-just wealthy enough it is to be
presumed to be able to pay the $50
to the bureau
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Summons in Divorce Proceedings.

nnoty @ Si ot IoiS,aS Pnebio In the County Court.
Fannie L. rietsort, plaintiff, VS.. william
Tictsort, defendant.
The people of the state Of Colorado To the
defendant above named, greeting:
You ar hereby required to appear in AN nc
tion brought against you by the above named
ptuinttn, in the County Court Of Pueblo
County, State of Colorado, aud answer the
complaint therein within thirty days after the
serN lee hereof. If you are served within this
state; or within nifty days after the service
hereof II served personally outside the state
OF Colorado; or, II served by publication, with
In sixty days nom the date oil the last publi-
cation; or trial win bc had the same ms though
you were present.
This il au action hrought tn obtain u Decree
OF Divorce and such Other and further relici
as may seem to the Court Just and equitable
from the complaints copy of which is here.
to attached, and the evidence ndduced
upon the trial.
Clerk OF our said Court, with tue seal thereof
hefeuuto Affixed at my oiicc, in the city of
Pueblo, this 18th day Of June, \. D., lra.
l.. II. GIBSON,
(5EAD Judge and Acting CLERK
June 25-Iuly 20 1901.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

@ naii journal, newspaper regularly printed
anu Issued ana having IA general circulation
in m sal1 @ olty anu county of Denver: and ALSO
- ruoiicatiph Tor u like period In wspaper
l'sulhriY printed and Issued and having a
so .n'l,.i car. ul"tinh IN said county OF Pueblo
mud state OF colorado; and that the proceeds
% SAID sale, after nrst paying the costs lees
buiscmtuts ana cotnniissI ms On said Ia o.
ut aplii npon and towards the Satisfaction
l shlu indebtedness together with Interest,"
costs aud ices as aforesaid
.NoW' THEREFORE,, l. Hamilton Arm
Idonk, sh.flt OF tue city and county of
ncHHtr; IN the state OF Colorado, do hereby
give public notice that in pursuance OF the
terms OF said decree, to which reference is
ncteby made Tor greater certainty, will on
Friday the l2th day OF August, A. ID. 1901, at
tne l!pht OF ten llnl O'Clock in the forenoon
& ~ me fremont street front door of tue
touhty court mouse IN said city and county
pi Denver, in said state, offer for sale and
sell' ,' AZ public auction, Tor cash In hand, to
JI uesJIlped real estate situate, lying and be-
ing IN the city and comfy OF Denver for
merry county OF Arapahoel and state of
Lots numbered one III, two t2l. three l3l.
| tMehly ~, twenty-one I'll, twenty two
S-l anu twenty three % in block numbered
twenty one "a in Downington, as per map
pl sdine on ille in tue ONCE OF the county clerk
dnu recorder OF the city and county of Den
Ncr TORN erly county OF Arapahoe, colorado
Also lots numbered from one II to TWEEN.
ty-iour "a, all inclusive in block mum Der ed
tio'gn ~, 10 Olmsted & Chamberlin's Col
~ ~ fdfk addition, as per map on file in the
once Of the clerk and recorder of the
city ana county OF Denver, formerly county
o. ArIpahoc. Colorado
Also the following described real estate
SITUATE yang ana being in the county OF
futGln aud state OF Colorado, to-wit: Lots
numbered from twenty five l25I to thirty
t"p sl ali inclusive, in block numbered
lIiccn ll1i, IN Irving Park. an addition to
thereof.
Io-oihcr with all and singular the heredi-
iimsnla AMI hppurtenances, thercunto be-
iohfilE ui Ia anywise appertaining; and that
WIZ apply the proceeds OF said sale to the
pnrpo-ts tet lorth In said decree and order of
7ale' i" wit: towards the payment OF the total
ahnuht pi Indebtedness hereinbefore ret
lorth, with Interest, costs, fees. disbursements
ana commissions ON SAID sale.
Dti' Il al DENY er, Colorado July 9th, A. D.,
1901
II HhMILTOS ARMSTRONG,
s. rim of the city and County of Denver,
In the state of Colorado.
flrst publication July 0. 1904.
Last publication August 9, 1901.
koGEHs, CUTuBERT & ELLIS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
B0CC'S FLATS OIL LANDS
NOW A SHEEP RANCH
Final Chapter in the Attempt of PuebIoans
to Discover Petroleum in That PartiCu-
lar Region.

A quarter section Of patented oil
lands sold to W. A. Mauzee for a
sheep ranch, and thus ends the final
chapter in an enterprise that deserved
better success because of the energy
and capital expended.
Upwards of $4,000 was sunk and
all there is to show for it are two
wells, one LOO feet deep and the
other 400 feet deep, both flowing
artesian wells and will supply the
sheep with good, pure water all the
year round. Mr.. Mauzee has a sec
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Working Night and Day

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. These pills
change weakness into strength, list
lessness into energy, brain-fag into
mental power. They're wonderful in
building up the health Only 25c
per box. Sold by Glober Drug Co,
4l2 Northern Ave
The indicator., 1904-07-23
HOnOrS Are Even

Honors are now even between the
steel workers and the gold diggers
who play base ball, they each having
carried off two games. And curiously
enough, too, each team won on its
own ground. 1t looks as if Pueblo
gets thrashed at Cripple Creek and
Cripple Creek gets thrashed at Pueblo
although to be candid the steel
workers got the worst of it when il
comes to totaling the scores.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Met With Accident

Pete Hughes, the well known side.
walk contractor, met with a severe
accident Tuesday last in a runaway
He jumped from a wagon and
sustained the fracture of small bone
in his left ankle and as result has
the injured member in plaster cas-,
while he is taking his vacation in bed
He'll be out next week
The indicator., 1904-07-23

tion OF land adJoing and will fence it
all in.
The Pueblo Oil Wells Co. was orga-
nized for the purpose of making the
B0gg's Flats country give up its
secret, but as a proper depth was
never reached the Flats still held on
to its hidden mystery.
Mr.. Mauzee formerly conducted a
grocery store in Bessemer and says
he has more faith in sheep than he
has in oil, although he is keeping an
eye on the Salt Creek outfit to the
southeast of him.
The indicator., 1904-07-23

A Bessemer thermometer on the
sunny side of brick wall ran up to
l2O degrees and then exploded.
O O O
Many of the late imported colored
steel workers from the south did not
like this section of the country and
returned to their native cline.
O @ O
A small sized tornado passed over
the city and threw down telephone
poles, wrecked awnings and scared
timid people.
@ @ @
Two -dinkey engines at the steel
works collided and were badly
damaged in the smashup.
O @ @
Water from the artisan well at the
steel works was being peddled about
town.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Bought Chicken Ranch

W. H. Roberts has made tue pur-
chase of bunch of sixteen lots on
Pine street in the 26O0 block, Min
nequa Heights, and will enclose the
territory for chicken ranch. Mr..
Roberts believes there is money IN
chickens but will fix it so they can
dodge under cover in case of hail
storms.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Stoe kholderS' Meeting

Notce ls hereby glvau that the Nnunl
Meeting ~ the stockholders nf The Minncgun
Lumber Company viii be held at III" .s1,,'
phny once at the corner Of hay Stnte ST.
and Evans Ave d IN the oity Of Pueblo, Colo.
rhdn' On Wednesday, the 3rd day uf August
purpose Of olretimg Board of Directors ia
serve during the ensuing year. aud for such
other business as may properly come before
sitd meeting
GEO. lIERHISGToS, Secretary
July p-Juy 10, 1901.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
You Might be Lucky

Some good guesser is going to get
the fine, large Imperial Hotel in this
city. The hotel is valued at $780,
600 and the grounds go with it..
The particulars will be found in large
display in this paper Messrs Miller
& Bahne, the proprietors, are honor
able men and have the endorsement
of the Business Mems Association of
this city,
The indicator., 1904-07-23
4 Penny SaYed is a Penny Earned

Why not lay by something for that
rainy day which is sure to come in
stead of spending all your months
wages. The Pueblo Savings Bank
allows A per cent. per annum on all
savings deposits. Open Saturday
avenin0s from sir tn eight Now
at our new location 3rd and Main Sts.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Pueblo Firm Gets Contract

Cherry & Wise have been awarded
the contract for a new modern store
to be built at Coal Creek by the Colo
RADIO Supply Co. 1t will be good,
substantial, up-to-date, business
block ith all modern improvements
Work will begin on it next week.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Administrators Notice.

Estate of Frederick Elsing, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been rpponhEtsIo " !,
a,iministrstrixs Of the estate Of FREDERICK n,
sing. late Of the County Of Pueblo ana STAT
of Colorado, deceased, hereby give norEs ,r,
that they will appear before the County yah,n wSur
AT thr Jnna term on the last Monday
in July next, at which time all person person.
having claims against said estate are noa,n,, ~
having the sains adjusted. All persons ~ y,
debted 70 said estate are requested .9 IMAM
immediate psyment to the unders,gha;aaa; ;aa,
$3.50 mrs w. j. DAVIS,
Mrs. FRED 4. DAVIS,
Administratrlxs.
June .Juiv q, 1904.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
If You Want

A nearly new large 4 room and un-
furnished bath frame dwelling, with
81 l-a foot lot in one Of the most de
sirable location in Lake Minnequa
addition, ali fenced, with new Ia wn,
walks and young trees, at a special
bargain, call on Burlington & McWil-
Hams.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
VIA D. & X. q.

We desire to cali attention to our
magnificent daily train service be-
tween Pueblo and Denver. Trains
leave Pueblo at $40, 1912 and 500 a.
m. and 1925 noon, 2:00, $500 and 6:25
p. M, and the same number of trains
from Denver leaving that point at
convenient hours for the traveller.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Admi.istrator's Notice.

Estate Of Charles b. Montgomery peceaseu,
The undersigned, having been app9ln'ei,d T,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Gmar Gp,,ar,o and
State Of Colorado, deceased, hereby Em.s
notice that he viii appear before the o1ansy Inns
Court Of Pueblo County. at tine Co1r. ,ha fnurth
Monday 10 July next, at which time aii per r.
sons having claims against said estate ny nr. mIe
ptsa n hayinr the same adjusted. All per
sons indcbted 10 said estate arc requested 70
make ianediAte payment To tne "n'e'
Dsted tAis seSh day OF June, A, D., iss,
b. r CuRrIs, Administrator.
July 2,July ss-1sM.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
"Ve'ro ali Right

G. E. Cherrington says we're all
right" Just keep pushing away for
Pueblo and we'll all get there after
awhile," u the way to put it, and he
islkssping . sharp watch on the trend
Of events.
The indicator., 1904-07-23
Notice Tor Publication,
ptfAitIMESr uT rHF ISruNOE,
LANb bftiCE AT FrEBLu, CuLo

DfrhTME.r ur TuF INrunoE.
LANb bftiCE AT FrEBLu, CuLo
June IS, l9Ji
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nulncd settler has liel nrt lied of her lrtrnti"p
u mnke llhul proof n support nf ber rInlIu
Md IA V said proof viii be made before Il. s.
1901, Wis Elizabeth Arthur, II. Il. 1850 fn,
the Lots aud I, ~ sW4 Section 20, Town.
shi ~ south, Range 70 west
mt hhh"s tue following Witnesses Ia prove
her continuous resi- lcuce upon and cuitIyas
upn OF sad land VIZ: Wainwright T. Inwg
feter Dotsou, Katherine NJ Lowe. George r.
hlyclbisS all of Pueblo olurado
June 21-July 70. 1904