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Arizona republican., 1905-03-09

Hoghe's hamburger and fine juicy steaks make life worth living in Phoe- nix
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09
NO HOT AIR.

All my efforts put in my production. Try a Kerry Cow" cigar.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09

Forecast for today-Partly cloudy with local rain.
 Data for 24 hours ending 5:S0 p. m. yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09
NO HARM DONE
But There Was All the Equipment for
 a Homicide.

There was a running skirmish on Center street in front of the Commer- cial hotel yesterday afternoon thar lasted an hour or so before it finally reached the proportions of real war in which one of the belligerents at least was prepared for homicidal execution.
 The warning parties were a young man named Otero and Acota, the shoe maker who has a little shop in the Commercial block, both men being Mexicans. What the controversy was about is perhaps known only to the two principals and is no doubt some trivial affair. Public interest was ex- cited only when the case began to as- sume a sanguinary aspect.
 Otero appeared at the shoemaker g place and engaged in an argument that led to blows. when the men were sep arated by friends and went their sev- eraI ways for a few minutes. The shoemaker though. laboring under a little excitement continued to air his grievance from the sidewalk. OterO returning stepped inside the zapateria and came out again armed with q knife with a blade about six inches long. which he exhibited in a threat ening manner Teodora Olea, who chanced to be near. seized Otero's arm and took the knife away from him. Otero then assaulted Acosta with his fists and the latter retreated to the street, evading as muc, of the punish Tnent as he could anc not being hurt materially by the blows of his adver- sary. Olea got between the men and escorted Otero to other parts while the shoemaker after calming himself went to lay his troubles before an of fcer.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09

Go to Dan Curry for notarial work and all kinds legal blanks. Wickenburg
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09

Mexican drawn work at half price at Balke's big Curio Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09

Do you ''gTasps the idea" that your eyes are subject to the same laws and delects that other peoples eyes are?
 You may know of people who violat- ed tIsse laws, you also know the pen atty they suffered. Have you any r.sa- sen to expect that you can abuse or neglect your eyes and escape the penalty?
 when you've had some unusual trouble; or had some usual trouble long enough. you had better come and sec Us. See if a pair of our glasses, r1operly fitted to correct you eye de- feet or weakness, won't give you ease. comfort and satisfaction.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09
Of Ioca1v
 Interest. AeA
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09
B AS BALL

BASEBALL PRACTICE-Captain Durham of the Phoenix baseball team yesterday had the baseball grounds put in good shape again and says he wants every member of the team who can possibly do so, to turn out every afternoon at o'clock for practice. from now to the date of the coming Of the Tucson team on March 1S-19. The Grays gave the Phoenix team the best run for it's money of any aggregation it has been up against and claim that the next series will be more closely contested than the last wherefore it behooves the Phoenix boys to put in all the time possible in practice work. This series of games ought to be unusually good and will be if the players will interest themselves. Whether the games will be better than before would be unsafe to predict, for the last se- ries with Tucson was about as good ball as one can see in any country and there is many a league game that is g~,,. f,,fa ar-fi
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09

Now Is the time to have your piano tuned. MT. Hamilton, the well known piano tuner is in the city. Orders for tuning may be left at Redewilrs or Fountains music stores and will re- ceiVe his prompt attention.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09
Temperature

Maximum temperature 66; minimum 49. Average relative humidity, 72 per cent. Total precipitation-.03. Character of the day-Partly cloudy.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-09

Doctor Win WyIie has returned and opened an office for the practice of his profession in the O'Neill block. corner First Avenue and Adams St.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12
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As They Prevailed ir Aztec Days According to Certain Records Lately Recovered

keep off rheumatism.
 The next day the assembly got down to business. The statute of limita- tions was so amended so that you could not be sued after you had been dead five years or over. If you came to life, which is liable to happen in the Huachucas, the limitation does not be gin to run till you die again. The penalty for homicide was increased from crucifiction to five years on the rock pile without tobacco.
 The qualifications of an elector were changed so that the candidate of fering to vote should produce a certi- ficate showing that he had shipped with Noah. The marriage laws and the degrees of consaguinity were made So straight that twins should not intermarry under II years or age with
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

Committee on Territorial Institu- tions Messrs. Ppata, Upsora, Sah- uaripa, Cacoachi, Sonot and Babico- nora.
 Committee on Junketing: Guipab- 'erachi, Barbacomari, Bamori, Sin quipe, Huapacha, Moco Bobabi and all the rest of the Legislature.
 Committee on Rest and Recreation. Messers. Eumacal. Yaphunto, Opo- depe, Cucuerpe, Saque, Arivichi, Gu quiurachi, besides all the clerks and their relations.
 prance around and a banquet on the fifth day. Everybody was invited at their own expense by the Governor General. who generally runs things to suit the man who apointed him. The galleries were gorgeous with fem mine beauty which was not obscured to any alarming extent by Worth's gowns or other artificial nonsense. The waltzing was divine and the ban quet was out of sight-before the late guests arrived.
 Mrs. Tecumbaro appered resplend- ent in a full dress of sunshine and smiles. Mrs. Smokehoppi wore an elegant bear grass tulle with rattle snake skin suspenders- The Cover nor's daughter, Chuny Babe, reaped the tortilla, radiant as she was in dog hide slippers and pink pajamas. Miss Zuhita Tlaxacaia was gorgeous in 9
 belt of tugawalla skins and a tortoise shell golf cap on which was engraved, Single statehood or bust" We heard since that she busted. Miss Tabasco Guipaberachi was dressed in a manner becoming one of her queenly qualities and grotesque bearing. Her trosseau, or what ever you call it, consisted of elaborate skirt of soap weed mating and a coyote shirt waist composed of bats vertebrae to
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

Thursday morning, despite the wet underfo0Jing and dripping skies, Miss Armstrong took her pony for. the usu- al morning run. A mile from the ranch house she swerved suddenly around rocky point jutting out into the trail. A hundred yards ahead a big mountain lion threw his head up from a carcass upon which he was feeding and with Q savage Srcwl at the disturbance injected into his breakfast faced the horsewoman with fight gleaming from his eyes.
 Miss Armstrong pulled her horse upon his launches with one hand and got her gun with the other. In just about one-half minute from the time of coming face to face, bullet from the rifle of Miss Armstrong pierced the heart of the mountain lion and he lurched forward upon the carcass Cf
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

Ievening was voted the most pleasant of any of the social functions gwen Oy the league.
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 Evangelistic services will be held at the Methodist church, commencing sunday and continuing every after noon and evening for two weeks. Rev. J. E. Armstrong will conduct servi- ces and Professor Kimball has charge of the music. The basket ball team will play a match game with the University of Arizona at the Gymnasium February IS.
 The Bisbee team is very consistent and have good team work. Their ability was shown in their game with the Morenci team last month, when they won decisively by a score of z7 to 13. However, the result of the next game is very uncertain as the teams will be evenly matched from the present outlook
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 Owing to the indictment weather last Wednesday evening the initiating ser vices of the Eastern Star lodge were postponed until the 18th of February.
 z z Y MT. and Mrs. Richards arrived this morning from Douglas and will spend the day visiting MT. and Mrs. J. B. Broaddus.
 Z z z Mrs. c. E. Rinehart entertained Friday night in honor of her guests from Chicago, her sister Mrs. Boards lee and Miss Adele Grossenbaker: '.;'. The evening was very pleasantly spent playing euchre. "'"' Mrs. Carew was the successful win ner of the ladies prize, a beautiful Battenburg handkerchief and MT. J. P. Cluistran captured the gentlemen s prize, a handsome wallet. After the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12
IN SOCIAL, FRATERNFL- and pERSONAL- VI

The Bisbee Camera club by dint of hard work and perseverance, succeed ed in presenting a set of slides that were accepted by the board of gov ernors of the American Lantern Slide interchange and thus secured member ship in the exchange, giving them the privilege of seeing the views of other clubs. These views will come in sets of about one hundred at intervals during the winter and the public is cordially invited to come adn share the pleasures with the Bisbee Camera club.
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 The Ancient Order of Hibernians is preparing a dance to be given at the Opera House, February 2S.
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 Miss Adele Grossenbaker. of Chi cago, is visiting Mrs. C. E. Rinehart. Miss Grossenbaker expects to remain in Bisbee about three weeks.
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 Miss Kathyrn Reilly, the Bisbee high school teacher. was the happy recipient of a handsome La Farque piano this week from New York. |. The piano, which had been delayed en transit, was intended as a Christ mas gift and was presented to her by six of her brothers in New York.
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 Invitations hare been issued to the wedding of Miss Varonica White, one of Bisbee's popular school teachers, to A. W. Wood, at the brides home on Knob Hill, Wednesday evening. FeD- ruary 18th, at SIS o'clock.
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 On Thursday evening, February 9th, the Epworth League of the Methodist church gave social for their friends Miss Myrtle Perry arranged the pro- gram for the evening, which proved very entertaining.
 Refreshments were served and the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

games were played. refreshments were served at dainty tables.
 Those who enjoyed this occasion were: Mrs Beardslee, Dr. and Mrs. Carew, Mir. and Mrs. Ed Moore, Miss es Adele Grossenbaker, Maude Smith, Mamye Kelsey and Ella Callahan, Messrs. E. O. Rouzer, J. P. Christian, E. P. Bruce, Dr. Bledsoe and E. N. Beebe.
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 Wednesday evening the Literay Committee of the A. O. H. gave a very rare treat to the members of the A. O. H. and Ladies Auxiliary, in the form of paper on the Origin of Claus in lreland-it was contributed and read by MT. Glider and consisted of some very interesting statistice and his torical aneedetes-more of these pa pers are anticipated and some from the ladies as well.
 Tbegirls of the seventh grade class gave a handkerchief shower Friday afternoon, for their teacher, Miss Va ronic White, who is to be married next Wednesday evening.
 While Miss Whit was conyersing with another teacher, Jessie Ridley, one of her pupils, slipped up behind her and threw a basket full of pretty handkerchiefs over her head. It was aprettiiy arranged surprise and before Miss White had a chance to recover and express her appreciation several of the boys in her class presented her with handsome burnt leather pillow.
 When Miss White left the Central School building Friday afternoon, she was laden with gifts from her many friends who regret her departure from the school ranks.
 MT. Manahan has arranged an in- teresting Valentine dance for Tuesday evening at the pera House.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

out the consent of their parents.
 The game law was totally revised. Under the new provisions it shall be unlawful to kill. catch or consunie liz zards between May 1st and May 2nd of the same year. Male skunks between July and October. Coyotes in Jan uary of any year. Gila monsters from Dec. 1st to May 1st. It shall be un- lawful to harvest Early York leghorn tugawallas at any time Not more than quart of grasshoppers shall l:e roasted by any one preson in one day. No more than two dozen tender Spring grub worms shall be gathered by o,.e family in one day. The exemption laws were extended to one olla, one matad, one goat, six squashes, seven teen dogs and buTTo.
 The memorable session adjourned on
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

Young, fair and fearless, a good horsewoman and an excellent shot. Miss Flossie Armstrong took a first prize for young ladies of Cochise coun- ty Thursday morning, when on d morning ride she came suddenly upon Ia mountain lion of unusual size and with one shot from her rifle laid low the ravager of the ranges.
 Miss Armstrong is stopping at tire Baumfolk ranch, about eight miles southeast of the city. An expert horse woman, she enjoys morning ride al most daily over the range. When she takes these excursions she rides her own COW pony and carries on the saddle a Winchester. With the latter she is reputed to be able to hit the center with more frequency than the average man is able to exercise, by g good deal.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

corded privilege of looking at list of the views and can assure our readers hat all who fail to attend on next
 Tuesday night will miss a genuine treat.
 Among the slides the Athens Cam era club, Tell me story, Grandpa, {" IS one worthy of special mention, al so the Caves of the Winds, Niagara Falls" is a beautiful slide, retouched with colors Innocence" is a beauti- ful type of photographic art and a splendid specimen of single figure studies. Those who have any taste for humorous subjects will be fully re- warded with What Are the Wild Waves Saying?" and What is Home Without a Mother"
 The Pittsburg club furnishes some excellent views among which is "Hel- en. strong rival of Innocence" as a single figure study. The Deer Swimming was taken by rare good tuck and would probably be very diff ncult to duplicate, as also the Nest of Herring Gulls." taken on Sound is lands in Lake Superior. Some of the slides of this club were taken in va rious parts cf Europe. "Dinnah Sale" will appeal to those who are ac- quainted with the quaint and humor- ous side of the old plantation negro.
 The California club presents the greatest range of geological views. from California through Central America and Europe with one view as far east as Kiota, Japan. including beautiful picture of the Leaning Tower of Plsa and also the ruins of Pompeii.
 There are a great many others that merit special mention but space for bids. In fact all of them are good types of the art they represent and the range of subjects is so wide that no one need be disappointed in the entertainment.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

Mrs. Chas Strong, of Bisbee, and Mrs. N. E. Bailey. of, Naco, are at Phoenix where Messrs. Strong and Bailey are representing the county in the lower house of the legislature They both attended the Governors re ception last week and later accompan- led their husbands on junketing trip to Los Angeles.
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 Mrs. J. II. Kibby, wife of the newly appointed Governor of Arizona, .s a member of the Arizona Federation of Woman's club and at one time was president Mrs. Kibby did not at tend the meeting of the Federation in Bisbee but was present in Tucson one year ago.
 Marie Wainright, in Twelfth Night, was a pleasing attraction at the Opera House and pleased a fair-sized aud ience. It was necessary for MT. Mana han to make a flying trip to Tucson in order to secure the company and there was some misunderstanding as to whether or not they would really appear which accounted for the small house.
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 Mrs. D. w. Semple is sojourning in Tombstone for the benefit of her health.
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 On Tuesday evening. February 14th. the Bisbee Camera club will entertain their friends with lantern slide ex- hibit at the gymnasium.
 The slides to be shown on this oc- casion are from the Athens, Pa, Cam era club, the photographic section of the Academy of Science and Art. Pitts burg, Pa, and the California Camera club. San Francisco, the above named clubs contributing 25, 37 and 50, re spectively. making a set of 112. A rep of the Review has been ac-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

The first was a memorial from the exalted Tecamboro, or legislature of the province of Hualcapulco. directed to Emperor Huitzlopoctl and 1is C h. gress. For we early discovered that 1t was a constitutional monarcny, re- with joint statehood along with the Territory of Chiponia- no reflections intended. The next was a graphic account of how Deie' gate Tlaxcala was sent to interview the same subject and was sent lack without his head.
 The minutes of the asse nhly could ot be recovered. We learn from this journal that that representative fody under a cerIlean sny on top of Miller Peak at high noon Feh. Z2nd 9S73 B. C., with all variety of pagean- try.
 Limbo Turichi, of Mule Mountain, was chosen speaker. He had ridden up the turbid waters of :he roaring San Pedro on his faithful Ich'hosar- is and in his openlHg speech con- graduated himself vn being chosen speaker. Baum ;!oahliia, of Ram sey canyon, was chosen sergeant at arms. Twenty new clerkships were created, all of which were promptly filled with the eldest sons of the twen- ty respective wives of the Governor general.
 The following bills were duly pass ed: H. E. No. 24, an Act to dam the San Pedro at Oxaca crossing, dam Mil Ter canyon at Palmerlee Park and dam anyone who interfered with the work
 The first four days of the sesslon were put in at practicing how to ad journ.
 Committees.
 Committee on Agriculture: Vabra nora, Balvanida, MimbremOs. Mascal ero, Crazzillinois.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

I have discovered that politics are, or is-take your choice-older than some of Chauncy Depew's jokes, and, like wiskey, the older they are the better.
 Last Sunday, while standing on the summit of Miller Peak, the loftiest point in the Huachucas, watching the little snow clouds play hide and seek among the drowning crags below, my attention was called to an inverted mattate of unusual size, and which my companion and I turned laboriously over through a terrific expenditure Of muscle, precipitation and profanity.
 AS we did so a bundle about the size of a stove pipe rolled out and down the mountain bringing up in the crotch of a bald-headed juniper which time had dednded of it's foliage, when the memory of man runneth not to the contrary" as my friend Black stone would say. We soon extricat- ed the bundle and took it down to the shack and began to investigate its OONol0C WAoPPCA NeA' of a material totally unknown to mod ern science or the savants of natural history. Then came protecting en- velopes of various kinds Of fiber un- til at last we found a multitude of small bundles composed of the waxy- semitransparent folds of the inner bark of the Ocatello, of a parafine consistency and far better adapted to building a fire of a frosty morning than for recording the conduct of our prehistoric ancestors and the deeds done in the body-also in the neck.
 We soon discovered that these leaves were covered with a multitude of fine characters and hieroglyphics and upon comparing them wi,h Pres cott's celebrated cypher and Aztec key, were soon able to translate them liberaIly.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

his morning prey in death agony.
 Most young women would unGoubt- edly have left the story at that point to be finished by other hands. Not so Miss Armstrong. Without hesitation she put lariat about the neck of the fallen brute and with the other end about the pOmmel of her saddle gal lOped home with the carcass dragging over the soft ground behind her. The ranch people on her arrival skinned the lion and the trophy will here after be one of the things at the Baum. folk ranch that visitors will most like ly be shown with pride.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

the sixty days limit and the fOllowing committee was sent to the capitol to whisper statehood, absorb tiquile and smoke snipes left over by the federal congress: Messrs. Tamanlinas, Po- tosi, Juanajuto, Jalisco. Oacaca. Cilia- pas. Tabasco, Guadaljara and Raca- dobable.
 Another gang was sent at large. They are still at large.
 If this extraordinary streaK of high grade information is of any value to the Smithsonian institution, they can have it. as the dynasty of the Monte zumas is a little out of plumb just now.
 Whats a country without a 1egisla- ture?
 GESCAL.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

Church Services-Christian churcn.
 Some New Thing" Topic fer Z:30 p. III. will be What shall I do with Jesus" All cordially invited to attend these services. J. A. Smith, pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-12

It is often remarked that for a city of the importance and population of Bisbee, the social features are de eidedly scarce. There is very little entertaining of any description and parties and dinners are of rare occurrence. l know the women are decidedly busy but it does seem that they could find time for more social functions.
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 saw a husky driver of a delivery wagon on Thursday morning deliber ately stop his wagon on a street cross ing while he harrangued some one On the sidewalk, and compelled woman to wade around his vehicle in the mud. The incident occurred on Brewery Gulch and there wasn't an of ficer in sight.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-03
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Mrs. S.. L. Ogle was the hostess of
a most enjoyable one o'clock lunch
con yesterday, at her home on North
Main. When Mrs. Ogle's guests had
arrived, she led the way to the din
ing room, where the ladies found
their places at the elegantly appoint
ed table by means of dainty place
cards, tied with the colors of the af-
ternoon, lavender and green.
The table was artistically decorated
with chrysanthemums and green and
Lavender ribbons, and when all were
seated, Misses Patterson and Ogle
served an appetizing four course lun-
cheon consisting Of fish, toast and
coffee; fried chicken, peas, potato
chips, olives, pickles and sandwiches;
fruit salad and waters; ice cream and
cake.
After the luncheon, the ladies spent
a most pleasant afternoon with Mrs.
Ogle, and it was late in the after
noon when they told their hostess
goodbye. Mrs. Ogle's guests were the
ladies of the Entire Nous Club az j
Mesdames Hill, Price, Poe and Nc
Gaffey
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-03

ct night, the shooting again COM
menced this morning. Up to the pre-
sent no Christian shops or houses
have been touched. The principal ho-
tells are full of the better class Jews
seeking refuge.
Unable to Check Disorders.
London, Nov. 3.-A dispatch TO the
Central News Agency from Odessa
says that the military patrols which
are in all the streets are unable to
check the disorders. Some collisions
occurred this afternoon between the
troops and the crowds. Seventeen
persons were killed or wounded
Three hundred infantry Joined with
the mobs in looting, but were later
arrested.