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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
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The State Of South Dakota.

AIE~tAN - 1Ei~NAEA tERE,
Company Certificate OF Authority.
Whereas, The Continental Tnstrs ota
Company, Z corporation organized Tt1Iz-
TIE l4ws Of New York. aas He'd in
triz 6face a sworn Statement exhibiting
trs condition and business for fra war
ending December II. 1868. co~nforrnahia
20 the requirements of the laws Of this
state regulating the business If fnsur-
Whereas. The said Company has ate5
n tbs ottics 4 duly certified copy u its
In compliance With the esIirsmenf ~
the insurance. law aforesaid.
Now. therefore. I. john C. Perkins
Comrutsstoner Of Insurance OF the Stafe
o! south DAKOTA, pursuant to sac oro-
Visions OF said laws. do hereby ~certffv
that Ia the above named Company is fully
agents, to transact its apI,ronrt51ta bIIsi!
cess CT Fire, Lightning ana TornTIo
insurance IN this state, accord!rr =, -
avs thereof. qatiI me thirty-frst dav1 n of
IN testimony whereof, I have hara,rto
this Feb. III. 1904 iieEEs'
sseaL) JOHN c. PERKINS
Commissioner of Insurance
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

Frank Post 10 tearing down his
machinery warehouse preparatory
10 building g eoncrete building in
iss stead. The building is to have
"a iron front and il to be Is by 60
and IL #. high. Mr.. Post will do
his own work as he is q mason by
srade.-Tyndaa Tribune.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

armers in this locality report
taas sheir small grain seed IL roS-
ting n the ground, and they sninE
not more shan q Efsa ST the aarIg
soTn seed vii ever grow. II shia
~ the case II viii be q hard blow
10 the silIers 81 the sol.-0Iives
Leader.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
Made YoYng s-afu.

0ne Of DR.. Kings View Lifts
Pills each night FOR two weeks has
put me 10 my teens again" writes
q. Fl. Turner Of Denpaegso#ns Pa
They're tbs best III the world for
liver, stomach and bowels. Pure
~ vegetable. Never gripe. Only
at Y. B. DiehE's Drag Store.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

wASIED-severaI industrious person, n
-4sh safe 80 travel Tor house established eleven
ySara ana with a large capital, to sail upon n,er.
ana agents for successful and prnfr.hiN
nhe- fesnanens engagement. Weekly c,ss
s4Iar5 81 SiS and all travelling expenses and hn.
.ei ohAs advanced in cash each weeI,. Erpe,i.
nos essential. Mention reference ard rr
ci2ss self-atdressed envelope,
iHE NATIONAL 54 Dearborn ST.. cb,c,g,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

Sick headache results from 3 dis
ordered stomach and Is quickly
cured 81 Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sa!s By
all druggists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

The county commissioners Of
Hutchinson county have decided
10 build thsee new steel bridges,
one across sae Jim river at Ranaes
one ACROSS Twelve Mile crsek be-
tween Starr and Cross Plains. and
oEe southeast Of Msnno-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

Mrs. Cooper Of The Springfield
norma! school, went to Sc. Louis
last Wssk, where she viii sHperin-
tend the South Dakota educational
exhibit as the exposition.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

gsg.
sofss u zach ssate 70 travel fos f.oase es,sbgshed
eleven years and 9Th Large capital, 10 cslf nm
On merchant and agents for successful and t,ra-
nsap9e iine. Pe1ESasenf engagement. weekly
5eaats s$ssFyo q w and iii travelling expenses ard
hoses ptiis xasancedfN cash each week Ryne
fienSe no. Essential. 1eatsons reference ana II.
e.ose sslfrSdafesse6 engstope. THE NATION.
AL "a gs&Sbsrn St..GEicazo.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
Capital Removal viii not AascF
Lzna Values.

Eaada IN Brown county. ascr1bed
the high price For waica they =ald
10 saeir near1eas 10 sue growing
city Of ABERDEEN, waersupon a Mr.
Mckenzie from Grotol EEitas Inc
Press az toILows:
{ desire 10 call gour attention TO
an error ct Judgment II gour =di-
soriaI dn land valves N gGGr daily
issue Of the 18Th iust.
To4 sta5eo sbersir that saa rea-
sou OF land selling SO higa in Brown
county was on account of isa proz
irni57 10 she growing city Of AAer-
deem.
Every cent Of land sold N Brown
county 81 she big pEesz ia close 10
sae city Of Graton and nowhere
near Aberdeen. Lands IN Sne u
einisE Of GGot0n hava been selling
al! sae way frou SO 20 an.
acre ABOVE sEe lands Eear Aher-
deem TIE school lands have all
SeezE sold 20 parties adjoining them
and wers bought by them by rea-
sou Of SAelr intrinsic values, re-
-
safdLeas OF proximity 20 any Sown
or towns Loo aEs certainly not
faE1iA1ar WEE Sae existing aohd1-
slona az TO Land values IN Brown
county.
EH5a coEFaooEates stle 25aIsEon OF
sAe AaFoeate snas values are HoS
Dependents On location near large
c1Sles bus ia saelr quall5g and pro-
d1caFe capacity. @hIAe nearnsss
70 q large e1sF Or toTn IL a coEgeH-
ienee, 10 Is nos q neces2l5g and fne
Eeaa Farmers vii not 7acfzzee quail
ny % ioeaslan- III 5n1s con1ee-
aon u viii naturally occur to every
LAoughsf1l person Sda5 sic cry OF
FleFfe snaS the removal OF 5ae cap
Isal to Mitchell VIII aEeet the 7alae
OF sne state lands west Of tie river
mas no neElt- Ii the capI5al Is SUCH
q Pafefs facfoE IN n11ag land val
aes l5s n1tuanee zeenna TO be Of a
depressing rather than eIsVating
nature Why, else, should The land
N Hughes county IN Wnieh the cap
IsaE Il animated and III Hyde coun-
~ adjoining, be cheaper than ANY
WaeEs sIse IN the state =ast Of Tie
Missouri L she Pierrs country IS
good a. any other seetloa Of sne
state aud tbs & the etEect Of forlE-
teen years capital she ougns 10 be
eager 10 have Il removed.
Hose Tn0 profess 10 5etIe7e taaE
the capital viii build ap iss own
locality and tear down remote 10
ealltIes, are referred TO cur sister
state 10 The sasts Minnesota. Here
she capital is scarcely r1ore than q
stones throw from she eaas Iine Of
the stats. According 10 Pierre log
&c the country contiguous TO the
capital should be much more thick
lg settled and farm land much
more valuable than IN the western
part OF she state. But The reverse
- true- There h a greater farm
population IL tbs west than il TIE
-ar8 na4E Of GEe STATE, and ING val
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
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The following papers aud periodicals
vii be furnished N connection with
the CITIzEs-REpUELrCAN at the fol-
lowing rates per year.
Review Of Reviews, 300
scientific American.
st. Paul pioneer Press, Ia
Sioux City Semi Weekly Journal, I.50
Chicago Inter Ocean, L.5s
Sioux City Serni-weekly Tribune $50
5. D. Farmer, Sioux Falls $50
Accairs Magazine I35
Dakota Farmer View f.3a
Renew ais I.6ff
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

James Murphy. foreman of sEie
Io~a City Bridge company. ia put
ting IN several steel bridges ID she
vicinity Of TgndaI.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

The 21sE annual tournament 81
the so9th Dakota Frsmen's 1886
cIasioHVwill be held 10 Canton on
June 81 III u Inclusive.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

Fas tie year ending Dece15er Il. y =.
- vi C1e stSnIIt-4SE and E5s61Ea nd EtE=
CON TtNEATa- INSURANCE cCB-
FANNY OF NEW YORK.
0EgaIiz@d 1alsT tHe aapz oE the Ss
-NEF s2E E1Sseta ID Ete -@1s-
missioner o. Eaa1rss2ts q The stare Is
S2ss@I L4sEta, N pursuance 1t -aa laws
OF SAL 55t-E. Attorneys tar ser-5ca II
2ra%eEs IN rls SLGEe at Ssszr1 DaE1C4
&sa11rr1ztt17 furnished by Commissioner
cf insurance Ge=alzZatt or IucprrcrEE-
cd November, 49, EsgruEuElSad 5uss-
Tess saalasg Ls52
CAPITAL.
~IpltaL stock Actually paid
Pzo4EzTT ASSETS o. TIL On
.Ca5n saEce 81 real stale. -1tsaa5o
Cash III oEfECe. ks., -
.LazH or teEtgslE-- .t.r s,[4I
Premiums IN GeGrzs OF COL
Loans On mortgages beng so
rhe 7-st Ieu on real
estate vgrCiE ar Easazr
16ahka zhe amount leaned
tler@1E - 5000
&C. sss afH pa -, g 1l4 Z {.
Total asset s.. ~ f-- "a
LAaELiFTES
Capital stock 2eEl3lsy paid
m easn sL9ta1e0-0G
Losses resisted E,5TT.4p
AElGare OF IEes4-uett Gre
1G9lsr-S On all outstanding
rlSHS --.-r---4 9&4t.4i&3 is
Dividends declared. remain
fEs= 4EGE4G -...-.--r- 800
Salaries az commissions due
Salaries da= aEzeers and eng
0taer existing claims not
t-ncl1!=l II z5ovs a5ET-3.2t
T5Lsz E1aaiIzi@ ~
INCOME oF TEE COMPANY DURING
TIE YEAR
Total premiums T8r Ila rear S5.sS1aI.GL
Interest receipts AT rs SO
Receipts tE..cz -errrS 7GE@8.20
ReC@lDg Rot Included in
ABOVE 34t.
ExPESDlTl RES 3F TIE C0MPANY
LgRfNtT TIE YEAR.
Losses pa51 - S~ztSI.Tf@St
8t%tt=HG4 Gft1sa --,.-.-- .aht61tl9o
1anIEG1ss597s 9aai ~ agents l.2BI.949-e5
Salaries vsay3 "a afEcers and
en.ltoy=s .-... 42+T1g.E
anee aemeazs 14IaGas9
Prtn-lgzE 2-tf! aETerrlsiEg-. 5L.al5. u
Other expenditures - S~s3,47Q-55
Total azpezAErzres SJ~,I6s45T-Io
RISKS.
RiaSs outstanding zC the
t&Ee oE preceding state
Risks Hrt-tza since preeed-
ing statement --...~..,.. Sol. 20, 500
Total risks -. $164,D o6. $500
2Isks ca7SeIgetI
during rhe year.$s2 So s
Risks rEiasUrsd
during the year- 25yS2S.IqI
Total educ
tons ---.--.... SOS, 6s4t.67J
Net amount II risks in VS'
LyEEE -s-.-.-... 80. 81 rsES-h ~ Sal 30
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
Total SssE


LJEA liza aiUL[GS
INCOME 0E TEE C1MpA
THE YEAR
Total premiums 18r -ls year
Interest reG
Receipts tE<C -erTrs-...
RaClDE ROT Included in
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

TaGaI risks
Risks caaEeIged
dlr1rg LGG ye1r$ 4S4
RISKS rEiasured
during the year 1911
Total deLEc-
tious . SOS, 6s9.6TJ
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

Fas tie year ending December Il. 4 u
Ilts.r aE c1e syEtst-lsG and 8sa5Ea nj xtE-
CON TtNE@TG- INSURANCE cCM-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

JEgaGiz@d under CEa a4ns 2E the Ss
Pr S&w E2sE rTesta 10 tte l1s-
missioner of Ea2U-sEse 8E the state Is
193'st L4&SI4, N DfsEstLaace III raa Laws
2ra"eSs IN rhe SL2E= ct Ss9tzr1 DaE1Ca
CONDEMNATION furnished by Commissioner
q l-LFzI1@i- CE=slZZatt or LlcprrcTEE-
ed &lTE-Eaer 49, E4r1r-r-~a4 1Trss-
E.efE s.a-.aw- -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

LSaaa On mortgages being
The 7-sT Her on real
estate EgcCm ar least
double zIe amount loaned
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
lpL-aI stock Actually paid

IN c1st- 81 fgte g4El m
ASSETS OF TIE {-CE-
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
Gun Packers Beware
 fMcDonaId'S Court
MAN WHOSE WIFE HAD BEEN GROSSLY iNSULTED IS
 FINED $50.
Because He Accidentally Discharged Gun-Was Looking for Trouble. Offender Gets the Limit of the Law in Court

H. Blunt, taller. was arraigned in Judge McDonald's court yesterday, and assessed a fine of $50 for discharging firearms within the city limits. The announcement ought to be sufficient to convince gun packers that when they fall into the hands oe Justice Me Donald they are going to get the limit. Blunt's offense was committed Tues day night. A fellow named Afford had appeared at his house earlier in the evening, and subjected the wife of MT. Blunt to gross insult. When Blunt learned of it, he started out to get a personal interview with Afford. He missed his man. who had in the meantime gone to work at the mine where he is employed.
 Learning that Afford had gone to work. Blunt went before Judge Mc- Donald and announced that he wished to file complaint against Afford. When the complaint was about ready to sign, Blunt was taken sick, and said he would return in the morning. Less than five minutes later he was brought, in custody of Street Commis- sioner Kreigbaum, before Judge Me Donald upon the charge upon which he received a fine yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
INDUSTRIAL NUMBER.
Editcr Dorr Goes to Los Angeles to
 Get One Out For Dispatch.

F. B. Dorr. editor of the Douglas Dispatch, left this city yesterday, after a few days here on business, for Los Angeles, where he goes to superintend the issuance of an industrial number of his paper which he says will take rank among the most valuable produc- tions of the kind ever brought out ir Arizona.
 The number will deal with mineral resources of Sonora and of other coun- try tributary to Douglas. Accurate descriptions of properties and condi- tions existing in Sonora for a distance of 200 miles south of the international boundary line. the result of personal observations by the editor, will be con- tained Other valuable information regarding Sonora and Arizona country about Douglas will also be given in detail. Mir Dorr expects to be at Los Angeles about ten days, when he will return to Douglas accompanied by Mrs. Dorr, who has been the guest of friends at the coast for couple of months. Distribution of the indus trial number will occur shortly after his return.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
COMING BACK LATER.
To interest Bisbee and Get Exhibit
 From 1t For Exposition.

A brief visitor in the city yester- day, who made promise of return at a later day for a more extended stay, was J. P. Marshal. of Portland, Ore gon. Mir. Marshal is in the territory in the interests of the Lewis and Clark centennial exposition. He comes to arouse interest in the north ern exposition and to arrange for ex- hibits from the territory. He stated yesterday that he was receiving en- couragement.
 He says he is working the field af- ter the manner of a rabbit drive, talk ing the outside precincts first and working towards the center. He has already visited the northwest states and reports that the exposition man agement is highly pleased with the encouragement it is meeting every where.
 MT. Marshall is greatly enthused over his work and says it is to be not merely an Oregon show but the
 worlds fair of the west" He is fully convinced and uses strong arguments to prove that the exposition will prove equally as interesting as the St. Louis fair and vastly more beneficial to the western states. His idea is that at St. Louis one sees the exhibits only from the west. while those who go to Port land will not only see the exhibits but pass through the country they come from, and naturally many will be enough interested to take advantage fo lay over permits which will be liberal, and make further investiga- tions. He says the railroad rates cannot in justice to the St. Louis fair be announced until after it hassclosed. However, the railroad representatives have met at Chicago and agreed on a maximum rate from that city to Portland and return for fifty dollars. After the St. Louis fair they will meet again to make excursion rates and arrange lay over permits.
 The fair, says MT. Marshall. will contain all the best features of the St. Louis show and the grounds will embrace 405 acres, nearly half as much as the Worlds Fair which is admittedly too much spread out. The national government has appro- priated $405.000, the state of Oregon $450 900 and the people of Oregon have personally subscribed, $420.0 .000 in aid of the big fair In addition the federal government has authoriz- ed the minting of $250.000 gold dol
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
Weather and
 Crop Bulletin
NEED OF MORE RAIN IS FELT IN
 SOME QUARTERS.
As Rule, However, Ample Moist ure Has Been Had For All Needs For Some Time to Come-Stock Water Plentiful.

Showers occurred over a large DOT tion of the territory during the past week, but they were less frequent and generally not so heavy as during the few previous weeks. The showers were of local nature so that in some localities no rain fell Indeed in a few localities the need of rain is again beginning to be felt. As a rule, how ever, the rains have furnished ample moisture for the needs of vegetation, while in some sections where agricul- ture is carried on by means of irriga- tion the supply of water is abundant
 Moderate temperatures prevailed dur ing the week, the nights generally be- ing quite cool. especially in the north ern part of the territory. There was less cloudiness than during the prev icus week, and the air was less humid. Hair occurred in some north ern and central districts, causing some damage to vegetation The soil is generally in fine condition for carry ing on faTmeing operations, though in a few localities it is rather wet As a whole the week has been favorable to agricultural interests, and all crops have continued to make rapid advance ment. Late corn and sorghum have made fine growth during the week and are now in very promising condi- tion. Grain will be harvested in northed districts as weather permits
 In some northern districts as second crop of alfalfa and in some a third crop is going on and better yield is promised than in the first crop. In the lower Colorado valley alfalfa is doing fairly well while in cental and eastern districts it is making good growth. Garden truck Is generally making fine growth Apples, grapes and melons are ripening in some north ern districts. There has been a con tinued rapid growth of grass on the ranges, which are now generally in
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
ANOTHER WRECK.
Four Killed and Many lnjured-Opin-
 ion of General Manager of Road.

Portsmouth, Va, Sept. 9.-Four per sons were killed and thirty-five injur- ed early today when 8 train on the Seaboard Air Line Railroad. consisting of an express car, mail car, two day coaches and sleeping car was derailed at a trestle just south of the Cataw- ba river, in South Carolina, and was run into by locomotive and caboose that followed.
 J. NJ. Barr. first vice president and general manager of the road, said to- day that there was evidence of a ma licious attempt to wreck the train.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

Church of the Covenant-Sunday school at 10 a. m. Public services at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Hop kins will sing al the latter service Miss Hattie Thomas will play the pipe-or- gan duing MT. Reynolds vacation.
 very cordial invitation is extend. cd to the people to attend these serv ices. Rev. Mir. Shields, the pastor, will preach morning and evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
Home With Hride-w. C. McRrid.

Home With Bride-W c. Mcbride and bride arrived in the city last ev- ening, and were greeted at the depot by a number of friends. With the latter they had dinner at the Copper Queen. After few weeks they will be at home at Dr. Baum's residence. MT. Mcbride is well and favorably known in a wide circle of fri friends in this -city as a Copper Queen civil engineer. His bride was Miss Ethel Douglas, and the wedding occurred at her home at Toronto, Canada Follow ing the wedding was honeymoon trip on Muskoka Lakes, Canada, from which the young couple came direct to this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

Had Guitar-Oficer Wilmuth last night arrested drunken Mexican who was trying to sell a guitar. The lat ter is believed to have been stolen. The Mexican also had a store book Nnade in the name of Franz Pedregone.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

It was conceded last night that in the event of the election of either slate Stewart Hunt was assured of the Bis bee delegation for sheriff. One of the primary tickets bears his name at it's head.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

To New York-Gus Gottschalk, of Tombstone, was through the city yes terday, en route to New York. He goes to- Fl Paso and thence over the Santa Fe. and he expects to be gone about five weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

Well Ordered ClosedLOn yesterday Dr. D. Frederick. health officer, order ed the Chris. Radovich well closed This well is located in Brewery Gulch, just above the store of Arbo7n & Ad- ans, and in the opinion of the city physician was unfit for use as drink ing water
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

Is Musician-M.ss H. Hosmer, sister of Miss Hosmer. of the Central School, arrived iii Bisbee yesterday. Miss Hosmer is an accomplished musician.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

very fine condition and seem to prom ise a pletiful supply of winter feed. Stock water is plentiful. Stock of all kinds have continued to improve and are now in exceptionally good condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
LinQ Addition-The

interesting Addition-The library lately received 140 volumes of official records of Federal and Union armies. and these records were accompanied by atlasses making in all an interest ing addition to the library.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

From Minnesota-Mrs. John Kin sell, of Lowell, has returned from Min nesota. She was there to visit with relatives and friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

Ragged Doves-E. R. Wolfe and Ed Consuello returned last evening from hunting trip down the valley They brought back 30 doves. The latter graced banquet table spread by the hunters last evening for a few of the.r friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

With Copper Queen-Miss Eva Good ale, undl recently stenographer at the Review office, has accepted a position in the office of the Copper Queen.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
Getting AIona Niceiy-C.

thur night clerk at the Copper Queen, who succumbed to an attack of ty- phoid fever. and was removed to the home of his parents at Tucson the f1rst of the week, is reported in let Ter from Tucson as getting along nice ly
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
From Vacat

From vacation-J. J. Turner, day clerk at the Copper Queen, arrived home yesterday from a vacation trip East. His rest was cut snort by reason of illness of Night Clerk Ar thur
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

Printy Returns-J. E. Printy return
 ed to the city last evening from Doug las. He was on the streets last night
 and said he was as good as new.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
Expensive work-Rlas,;ng o,,

Expensive Work-Blasting out of the big spur to be built to the L. S. x F Is now under way. A large number of men and teams are quart cred at the camp of the contractors. The job in hand is a big and expensive one the track construction being as difficult as any ever attempted in the camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

Built Addition-Contractor Ruppert of Lowell yesterday finished building an addition to the Kuszke lodging house at that place.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

Seeking Relief-Mr. T. J. Cornell left Bisbee yesterday for California. He goes there seeking relief from a severe attack of rheumatism.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

A ssvere Wound-Willie Holmes sustained a serious fall on a sharp rock this week while playing near his home, and the attention of a physi- clan was necessary. Several stitches were taken in the boys upper lip.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

lars to he sold as souvenirs at two
 dollars piece. the profits to be turn ed over to the fair management. That assures a good revenue to start with.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
COCHISE COUNTY

PoolEWeather considerably cooler and drier; vegetation showing want of rain: plenty of water in San Perdo river. stock improving.-J. J. Pool.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

From Douglas-Insurance Agent Gib- son came in last evening from busi- ness trip to Douglas and other points down the l-ne.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10
Sweet Memorial !,

Sweet Memorial Church-RectoT Rev Joseph Mcconnell Holy com munion at 7:30 a. m. on Sunday. Sun day school at 10 a. m. Morning pray CT and sermon at II a. m. Come.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-10

Appointed Company Physician-Dr. T. Frederick has been appointed com pany physician for the Higgins mine. and assumed his new position On the 9th inst