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Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
MURPHY'S LAST DEGREE
TOOK IT YESTERDAY. WHEN HE CONDUCTED WEDDING
 CEREMONY.
Went Throuch Ordeal So Handsomely That a Bet Is Up on Exceeding Popularity For Him With Cupid's Victims.

Justice Owen Murphy has taken the final degree in his entrance to full fledged magisterial dignity.
 The finishes were put on yesterday. when the judge united in the bonds of matrimony the first couple that had come to his court at the suggestion of Cupid. They were John Lemnix, aged 40. and Miss Joseflna Sam aniego. handsome young lady of IS:
 The manner in which the judge per formed the ceremony was said by witnesses to have embodied grace it. self. and even unto the kissing of the privilege of kissing the bride. The latter official act was so handsomely done. it is said, that there is a he. out that from this time henceforth Judge Murphy will have all the we'd ding ceremonies he can take care Of and the town afford.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
FIRE IN JUNCTION.
Blaze Yesterday on the 700 Level
 Two Men Injured.

A short time after noon yesterday at the TO level in the Junction mine a fire was discovered in the stump tank. the oakum in the tank having got ablaze.
 For a time much excitement pre- vailed and the flames gained consid- erable headway before attacked. FIX cellent use was then made of fire ex- tinguishers and a stream of water steadily gained control of and ex- tinguished the fire.
 Messrs. Hewitt and Ball wno hand led the extinguishers sustained in Juries. Hewitt was overcome by smoke and slightly burned, not being restored to consciousness until brought to the surface. MT. Ball had his hands severely burned.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
ASSESSOR COMMENCES.
Will Start His AnnuaIWork in County
 at Douglas Tomorrow.

Assessor O'Reilly will start his cam paign in the county tomorrow. The property owners of Douglas will be the first accorded the honor of a call by the afficial.
 Mir. O'Reilly has bigger task ahead of him than ever offered itself be fore to an assessor in the county. The work will continue steadily from to morrow until finished, which will be a mater of some months.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
mExlcANs GO TO JAIL.

The seven Mexicans arrested Friday night for going on the war path while under the influence of liquor in the neighborhood of the slag dump enter ed pleas of not guilty yesterday morn ing. They were tried in the even ing and given IS days.
 Aside from these cases there were a couple of other Mexicans before the court for disorderly conduct. They got s to IS days each in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
THE oRNDoRFF HOTEL.

Fl Paso Is entertaining maxy oe the people from Bisbee, Douglas. Can nea, and surrounding towns. It Is suggested thst vixen in the Pass citF they try the Orndorff hotel It has Handsomely furnished rooms. is 50 pleasantly situated on the Plaza. and tSe cuisine of the highest class, that visitors win be Thoroughly sat i.fsd with thstz visit ts sss or1dorn.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
JAIL BREAKER CAUGHT.
Man Who Ran From a Few Days Con- finement is Brought Back.

Alex Halford was arrested at Doug las yesterday by Officer White and brought back to this city. Halford is wanted here for jail breaking. He is one of the men w;lo got away on the night that the sneak thieves sue ceeded in getting out.
 Halford was in jail or misdemean. Or charge and would have been out in a few days through expiration of his entenee. is now likely that he will get several months.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
ANOTHER FURNACE ON

Yesterday another furnace was put into commission at the Copper Queen smelters. This is one of the furnaces taken from Bisbee. Another is now in place and will be in operation in a few days. The amount of copper produced at the c. o. works yesterday was 1C5 tons.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
pEsERTER ARRESTED AT NAco
Roy Bonds, of the 5th U. s. is Taken
 to Fort Huschuca.

Officer Clark, of Naco, yesterday ar rested Roy Bonds, deserter from the 9th U. s. stationed at San Francisco. Clark took his prisoner to Fort Hua- chuca and turned him over to the post.
 Bonds got away from San Francisco about three months ago. He has been about Naco for several weeks. A man who knew him and recognized him at Naco informed the officer, the arrest following.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
GEO. SLOCKETT GO.
STOCK BROKERS.

Beldon Dee Block, Houghton, Mich
 We are pioneer dealers in unlisted securities In Michigan and our facilL ties for handling unlisted stocks are unsurpassed. Send to us for what you want. If you wish to sch quote lowest not price to us
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
cIub openlna-Messrs

Club Openins-Messrs Hanscom and Callagh2a are at home in their new saloon on Main street, the Club. 1t is cosy and neat resort adn the gentlemen will no doubt draw their share of the general patronage.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05

Doing WelI-Raymond Myers, for mer Bisbee high school student, is making splendid progress in his studies at Denver, preparatory to en- tering the military academy at Ana polls.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
Johns
Episcopal services-st.

Episcopal Services-St. John s Sweet Memorial church, Rev. Harvey N. Shilds, minister in charge. Sun day school at 10 a. m., divine worship with sermon at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. A most cordial invitation is giv- en to the people to attend these ser vices.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05
BURT and PACKARD SHOES
now at the SAFE PLACE"

now at the "sAFE PLACE" Following our desire to give the peo- pie only goods of merit-giving them at their correct prices, we nave put in COMPLETE LINE of Burt 6 Packard Shoes.
 Kid or ealfskin styles with an extra good "oak" sole sell for S4.O0. Patent Leathers. Their "Burros Jap," $500.
 Then always bear in mind our A. E. NettIeton shoe for a fine shoe in ev- cry detail.
 Kid or eaIfskin, all styles, $500 and s5.5o.
 Patent Leathers in The "NettIeton," s6.OO.
 "seIz" shoes with their "soie of Honor" make your feet glad" at sS.O0, sS.50. s4.OO.
 (Men only.)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05

SEWING MAcHINEs-For sale, rent, or repaired at the IXL Variety Store, 90 Brewery Ave. Phone 1S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05

Promoted-Ed. Sheely has been pro- noted to head waiter at the English Kitchen.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-05

SCHWARTZ BROS.
Evening journal., 1905-01-20

and the chest thrust out and forward.
This naturally draws the shoulders back
ward, broadens the chest, gives the lungs
full room to expand, and encourages the
practice of deep breathing.
The first and fundamental thing Is TO
attain and to maintain the correct poise
of the body. Only careful and continued
attention will bring about the desired re-
suit; and there is simply not a particle
Of use in starting the work only to drop
1t after few days or even weeks. Prae-
tice, practice, and still more practice viii
be necessary before the girl with the
faulty figure can hope to see any inn
provement, even the slightest, in her
shape.
So, clad In your gymnasium SUIT
whatever you elect to wear for that pur-
pose--stand with both feet firmly planted
ON the floor. You would better follow
the exercises without shoes, for heels are
not advisable, or II you have a pair OF
heelless tennis shoes OF bedroom slippers
they will come in well. However, shoes
OF any kind are not a necessity. Place
your heels together, with the toes of each
foot pointing slightly sideways. at about
an angle Of thirty degrees. DO not try
to make the feet point straight outward
tlis will bring a strain upon the ankle
muscles and the heel tendons; the toei
/. pointing slightly outward is the correc
physiological position.
Hold the knees rigid and stiff. The
throw your shoulders back, and at tn
same time be careful that you do no
bend the entire body back. We have a.
Evening journal., 1905-01-20

of us heard Of and often seen the girl
who stands so straight that she bends
backward. Now, such a pose, such an
attitude, will very surely bring the abdo-
men into undue prominence, and there
fore you must be careful TO hold the en-
tire body straight as an arrow and mo-
tionless.
With the shoulders back and the chest
hrust ont. a plummet line hanging from
he chin should Just barely touch the bust
and hang free from the body until IL
touches the toes. You can easily try TINS
for yourself. Tie a weight to a piece
s Of string, and holding one end at the chlh
let the weighted end drop to the toes.
I The arms should hang easily at the
: sides. and there should not be an. on
s sciousness Of strain at any point. Lit
the head and tilt the chin well up. The
some maitre de ballet already quoted
used TO keep short, little, soft wax candles
{ In the practice room. and when a girl
vould not hold her head at the correct
angle he would take the little candle,
and. fixing one end in the little hollow
Sat the base Of the throat, slip the other
under her chin. And then. willy-nilly. she
had 10 hold her head up. He said that his
little candles were to his girls what the
check reins were to horses. So the girl
who finds that she cannot remember to
hold her chin up and her head at the cor
rect angle may try t,e ballet master
device and slip IN six inches Of wax can
die under her chin. IF she be Of the short
necked sisterhood. though, four inches
will doubtless he enough.
Now raise the arms high above the
head taking in full breath as you raise
them. Hold them few minutes poised
above the head, and hold the breath AZ
well Draw the breath in slowly and full
ly, and as you lower the arms emit II
emptying the lungs thoroughly.
Go through the same motions, but witt
: the arms extended as wide as you car
stretch them, heing careful 70 hold thu
= knees rigid. and pay attention TO the 20
. sition of both chest and abdomen.
Now take a long stick; a walking sticl
5 or even a broom handle will do nicely
S Grasp II firmly ut either end. and, hold
e ing It at the level of the waistline, rails
b and lower 1t slowly, all the time keenini
{ the chest out and the shoulders back.
y Slip the stick, still held at the ends
!, back behind the shoulders. and go throug
e the same motions. The position in whic
s this holds the chest and the back Is jus
t the one you desire to cultivate, so tha
the round shoulders win gradual
n straighten themselves out. the saggin
Ie muscles of the back be toned and brace
1t up. and the line of beauty, which ough
Il to slope prettily from the ear down th
Evening journal., 1905-01-20
STRAIGHT Back and Graceful Shoulders =

neck and over tta shoulder to the curve
Of the arm, be emphasized and strength
ened.
Next fold the arms behind the back,
and with them locked as tight as possible,
so as TO draw the shoulders backward,
turn the head upon the shoulders slowly
and gently, as far as It will 90 to one
side. Then turn It in the opposite direc-
ton. This must be done slowly and
steadily. keeping your. mind firmly fixed
upon what you are doing. The muscles
Of the neck so little exercise ordina-
rily that they are likely to crdmp some
what the first few times that any I'M
usual exericse Is tried upon them, so that
It beho0ves you 10 be careful.
An day long. whether you sit or stand
try to remember the correct posture
When sitting. If the hands be not EN-
Evening journal., 1905-01-20

Our grandmothers were not so far
wrong when they brought up their
daughters to sit in straight-back chairs,
and to use the backb- ard so many hours
a day. The comfortable rocking chair Is
responsible for good many round shoul-
ders and q good many prominent abdo-
mems.
However, the thing Is to get at the
remedy; and, as already said, it lies with
the girl herself.
The first thing Is to learn how to stand
correctly. A simple and easy thing,
suppose you say. Well, you ought to
hear famous dancing master upon that
subject. He has taught all OF the queens
of the ballet for a generation or more;
Evening journal., 1905-01-20

ployed for a few moments, twist them
around the back Of the chair, 80 that the
chest Is thrown forward and the shoul-
ders backward, and in this position rake
a few good. full and long breaths. You
will be surprised how much 1t viii rest
and refresh you TO do so.
And be careful as to the poise OF your
head. Remember to look upward and
keen your chin at what the Bowery girl
termed a ''hotty" haughty) angle, to
take deep, long breaths and emit them
slowly. But above all, keep your chest
out. your abdomen In, and the head up,
and those round shoulders win straighten
and broaden themselves out, the chest
viii expand the waistline curve in and
the entire carriage take on a springy air
that will take years off your apparent
agel
Evening journal., 1905-01-20

all of the famous actresses and singers
have at some time or another passed un-
der his instruction; society ladies from
the royal courts OF Europe have been his
pupils; and it is even his boast that he
has instructed more than one member Of
roya y.
He, that is the ballet master, says that
ordinarily it is not one girl in ten who
stands naturally and correctly. The ordl-
nary impulse is to let the backbone sag,
to let the muscles Of the abdomen support
the weight Of the body, to let the shoul-
ders stoop forward and the head droop.
The correct way tits the chin upward
the first thing. Then the abdomen Is
drawn upward ane backward or inward
Evening journal., 1905-01-20

There Is simply no excuse whatsoever
In these latter days for the round-shoui-
dered girl. For long years her slouchy
habits and their inevitable results have
received the sympathy OF relatives, of
friends and strangers alike; and the usual
comment was: Poor childl she is so deli
cate; her back is not strong, you know"
thst. And the round-shouldered girl re-
ceives the ridicule rather than the sym
pathy OF her friends. And this is just as
1t should be. The only time that we can
pity the girl with the straightforward
shoulders is whea such are distinctly
trsceable to ignorance, to lack Of educa-
ti5r en5 kaow.e3Ss.
Evening journal., 1905-01-20
ROUND SHOULDERS
DESTROY A PRETTY FIGURE

Make Prominent Abdomen and SIOuc
Contracted Chest 7ealh and
Position Sitting and Standing
Way and Stand viii Avert Round Shoulders
Make Deep Broad Chest Slender Waist
line Assure the Poise of the Head
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

his property at the yolitton of the de-
fendant without due process of law
The agreement to build the party wall
for height defined in the agreement
does not give the, right by implication to
build it higher. The agreement was
binding upon the parties.
Thus ii will be seen that unless CO.
owners by party-wall agreements pro-
vide for additional stories, they will in
each and every instance be bound by
the height as limited in their contracts
1T, is not definitely known what
course Mr. Henne will now, pursue.
Six inches of the Lankershim upper
stories rest on property which the
court decides justly belongs to Mr'
Henne. 1t is stated that Mr.. Lanker-
SHIN will be required to settle with Mr.
Henne to his satisfaction, Cor a
suit for ejeetment may be instituted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
LARGE BUILDING
ON WIDE LOT
BERNARDS' IMPROVEMENT ON
CENTRAL AVENUE
Structure to Be Three Stories and
May Be Occupied by Produce
and ner Active Busi-
ness Firms

The large frontage on the west side
of Central avenue, between Second and
Third streets, owned by Bernard Bros
proprietors of the Pioneer Warehouse
company, is soon to be improved by
the erection of a 3-story brick build
ing.
The lot frontage on Central avenue
is 255 feet, and the depth is 2S0 feet.
Until recently the lot was occupied by
Hughes Bros planning mill plant,
which is now established at Alameda
and Thirty-first streets. The removal
of the planning mill plant and the gen.
eral cleanup which followed aroused
considerable interest in the property,
and speculation has been rife in bus
mess circles In the neighborhood of the
shipping and market district as to
what will be done with the large lot.
Inquiry instituted yesterday brought
the information that Bernard Bros.
are now negotiating with several firms
in the commercial line about the erec-
tion of a fine building. 1t could not
be ascertained for. what purpose the
projected building would be used, but
enough is known to warrant the state
ment that in a very few weeks ground
will be broken for the new structure.
Alluding to commercial conditions on
the east side, one OF the Bernard
brothers said Ground is very val
liable in this section of the city and
frontage at the present valuation is in
my opinion a good proposition. Our
Central avenue lot is close TO the busi-
ness center Of the city and is conyen-
lent to the railroads. II you will look
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

hill, directly north of the Angeles
flight observation tower, was planned
by Architect H. A. Cogswell for a
modern apartment house, furnished
especially for use of bachelors and that
the forty-seven sunny rooms will be
popular is shown by the fact that over
half of the suites have already been
engaged, although Hill Crest inn will
not be formally opened until next week.
Mrs L. T. Logan, who has had con-
siderable experience in the manage
ment of apartments in San Francisco,
has secured a long lease on the Inn
and will furnish it throughout in elabo-
rate style.
The building fronts on Olive street
and is 44x90 feet in dimensions. Two
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
UNION SQUARE
New Business Center Established by
Property Owners

The business suburb at the junction
of Union avenue, Hoover and Twenty
fourth streets has been christened
"Union Square" by the business men
of that vicinity and hereafter 1t will
be known by that name. A committee
of the Union Square Improvement asso-
citation Is arranging for an electric
Illuminated sign, which viii be hung to
a star that will stand over that point.
Look for the sign and look out for
Union Square The promoters seem
to be thoroughly awake out there and
will endeayor to make that one of the
best business suburbs in the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
PROPERTY VALUES
IN Los ANGELES
FRONTAGE ON FIFTH AND MAIN
STREETS IN DEMAND
Sale of the Hotel Avalon for $4,000
Purchased by Mrs. Burdette-
Other Important Transae-
tions for the Week

The year 1906 promises to be the
banner season for activity in business
property sales in Los Angeles.
The apparent lull in realty transact
tions noticeable during the holiday
weeks has been broken, as shown by
the renewed activity of real estate
dealers, who report the close of nu-
merous important deals. The presencs
of thousands of tourists, who have
had time to locate temporarily, look
around and enjoy the delightful eli
mate, which is just now in striking
and pleasant contrast to the killing
bizzards of the eastern states. has
contributed largely to the success of
the hustling agencies. Many visitors
come to Southern California for the
joy of comfortable existence. and
many come to Los Angeles to buy
homes and invest their cash in good
propositions that will give them a
certainty of better returns than can
be obtained at any point in the east.
Several of the leading agencies re-
port that many large deals IN business
property are pending and will be
closed in few days; and other
agencies state that just now there is
more than usual inquiry for invest
ments In suburban property.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Sales for a Week

The Globe State. Realty company re-
ports sales during the week as follows;
One hundred and eight lots at Watts
Junction on the Long Beach line.
Lot No. in Kellar tract $522.5O, to
o. S. Auten.
Lot No. Al, in Kellar tract, $780, to j.
and n. Flause.
Lot No. So. in Kellar tract, $500, to j.
Il. Sibley
Property at 50 Pico street, Sl1O5, to
William H. Younger.
Property at 500 North Bunker Hill,
sl125, to j. w. Atkinson.
Lot IA, in Clawson villa tract, SS45,
to f. A. Duggan.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
@*@*4@*@AA %HNN*N AH..@xNAA~ : a.s

stories rise above Olive street. The Inn
is five stories at the rear, and the up
per rooms being clear of all obstruc-
tions a splendid view of the mountains
and of the city is had from the dining
and bedroom windows. The bedrooms
are arranged to be let singly OF in
suites. and in each room is a lavatory
and closets, while bathrooms are on
each floor. The walls of the halls and
bedrooms are tinted in tasteful man
ner~
The dining room or cafe is 44x59 feet
occupying a space on the second floor
at tLe east end of the building, and ad-
joining on the porth side is the kitchen.
The cafe is great distinguishing fea-
ture of the Improvement. The windows
on the three sides of the room give
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

through the market on the corner Of
Central avenue and Third street, and
along the north side of Third street
between Central avenue and Alameda
street you will observe that every
available room is occupied by pro-
duce dealer. Better accommodations
are needed and the building we will
erect will supply the demand for am
pie space and more convenient facili-
ties for conducting business. There are
several parties figuring with us on the
proposition but we are not ready now
to give the names for publication"
Bunch of Sales
George Brymer to James Rutledge.
lot 40x14S at S41-S43 San Pedro street.
improved with frame business build
ing, $1,000. Sale was closed by S. X.
Lindley & Son.
Charles M. Stimson reports the fol-
lowing sales:
William Schkomodau, house and lot,
TAO Hemlock street; consideration $500.
To Perry Leatherberry, lots 20 and
81 of the Meadow Glen tract, bought
as an addition to his home; considera-
tion 5000.
To Eliza j. Carter, lot SO of the Eden
dale tract, bought for home; consid-
Grafton $4OO cash.
To Andrew j. Morton, lot 90 of the
Metropolitan tract, who has commenced
the erection of a fine home.
To James Rutledge. 1716 East Ninth
street, between Stanton and McGarry
street, house and lot; consideration
$4,000.
Sold to Home Seekers
During the past week Robert Marsh
& Co. sold lots in the following tracts.
the total reaching $1,000:
In Country Club Terrace tract-To G.
X Beatty 6Ox137; Highland avenue.
$500; Kitte Griswald Smith, 60xl37,
Highland avenue. $500; Charles stans-
bury, 6Ox142. Highland avenue. $500;
Charles Stansbury, 6Ox144, Highland
avenue. 1920; Charlotte E. Kerr, COX
144, Highland avenue, $1,000; Mollie e.
Kratz, Mesa avenue. 60x147, $1,000; Mol
lie e. Kratz, Mesa avenue, 6Ox1S5, $500.
Jennie II. Smith, Mesa avenue, 6OxlS5,
$1,000.
In Central avenue tract-To Mrs.
James Il. oaidlaw. Forty-seventh
street. 4Ox72. $500; Vernon r. Fuller,
Huber street. 4Ox72. $3.50; Vernon r,
Fuller, Huber street. 4Ox72, $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Apartment House for the
Use Of Bachelors on
Olive Street

"Hill Crest Inn" is the well-selected
name for the noticeable improvement
at 256 South Olive street, just COM
pleted by the Olive Heights Realty
company, of which Col j. w. Eddy,
Judge j. D. Pope and H. A. Cogswell
are the principal stockholders. The
handsome frame building which occu-
pies lot at the top of the Third street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Application for Injunction

TO carry up theeparty wall for that pur-
pose ft
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
COURT DECISION
IN FAMOUS CASE.
HENNE-LANKtRSHlM C0NTEN-
TION FINALLY SETTLED
Finding of the Supreme Court of Spe-
cial Interest to Los Angeles
Property Owners and
Builders

A case of considerable importance
and interest to the owners of business
property in cities of this State has just
been decided by the Supreme Court OF
the State of California. in the case OF
c. Henne versus j. b. Lankershim, and
concerns the party wall between the
Lankershim-H Henne buildings situated
on the southeast corner OF Third and
Spring streets in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Fifth Street Sale

The Hicks Hager Estate company
has purchased Of August Filter. for a
little less than $4,000 cash. the Hotel
Avalon. three-story structure situated
on the southwest corner OF Fifth street
and Towne avenue, fronting S21k feet
on Fifth by 100 feet on Towne avenue