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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
Foolish Act Nearly Caused wre,k.

Bay City. Mich. Jan. Adam job.
olonski thought it would BE- good
joke on the Michigan Central 10 stop
a train near Grayling. so he got out in
the middle Of the track and waved his
arms frantically IL is one Of the rules
Of the road never 10 disregard a dan.
ger signal Of this kind. 40 the trairi
stopped only 10 find that nothing was
the matter. The crazy act nearly
caused wreck. as the train was hast.
ening TO get 10 a siding 10 allow fas,
freight due in few minutes 10 rass
Immediately after the stop The engi.
neer put on full head OF s. ma and
reached the siding just as tbe freight
whizZed by.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
RECOMNIrSDED, GVARASTEEz
AND SOLD BE
MAHOGANY FURNITURE.
Proper Method nv which to Beauties
nnd prehcrNc II.

and Preserve IL.
Here Is Tie Way 10 clean mahogany
ais 10 was clcancd i'm the beginning auc
is cleaned now hy the dealers vAc
make % life study OF the art Of pre-
serving tlis wood.
Don't Dee afraid of water.
Got bucket filed with warm clean
K.-er. aud take sponge and wasl
down tae piece MS though it were o
horse Wipc the water OF with per
fecty dry piece OF chccsccloth Take
clean scrubbing brush. a cheap five
cent one. and 40 in all the cracks OF
tie carving and get out every particle
of dust II your ScrubbinC brush Ian,
been soaked i'm water and is soft il il
thJt much better When YOU have
thoroughly wiped off every bit of tho
water and left the wood dry get you
tim can Of turpeutine and luSecl oil
tWo-tlirds turpontine 10 one-third oil
Min it slowly and well. Zip into Fl
with a large. round, soft paint brusi
anG 20 over every piece Of the Woo
I'm and ont OF the carving as though
you We're painting.
Then take a clean piece Of chamoh
and rub gently. persistently and con
tinuouSly.
1t is quite easy 10 wash and simply
paint the wood with the oil and tur
pcntine. but the art OF the thing come,
I'm the gentle. steady. watchful polish
ing
one streak of the oil left in beads OF
the grain of the wood catches enough
dust TO produce cloudy surface AZ
once.
Don't think hard. vigorous rubbing
is needed. Don't put out your strength
in violent strokes Keep il for patient
ly administered rubbing
When this Is all finished, your ma
hogany will look like new
If this is done once a month by your
self or we'll trained servant YOU caI
go on your way rejoicing. knowing thai
You are keeping your mahogany in
good enough condition 10 become heir
looms. Philadelphia Press
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
Governor Of Michigan for the Ney'
Two Years

C,,.1,,,- - AgtoLf~., f,r tt.. Nov.
W. '''' .
mat o'her hns'lsh boz VINO years
ago came 20 the SHORES OF America az
mere enid hur'Hrel o| N'nd pa'
ents ana was elevated 10 the COVER
nor.hlp OF 2.'oo.ouo cople "e'o:e he
had reached h4aoIe ne.
WIN the'r rent hahds raised TO-
ward heaven. NE sil'er'haired justice
ana the thoush'I"l oFeIho'-c'ec' ''eh
Stoou laclAt r'cN o'ier MI. '"e 'a'-
ter repeated b.. S-''' '...f tones 'As
"ath OF once az 81 zen rom '-e JUS
uce Fps.
H. fred VI. Warner 40 s'l'nHiN
swear ihat VIII f'i ii...l 'iie cor H.
ton 81 ihe -'' H.aitt 'he cone'l-
tuition 81 ih.- s'a'e. "Ao ia''aia.'F olS'
charge the d'I'S 81 me .A.c' o' Pow
ernor 70 the ~ ~ ''N aH.Ii
Cl'I|ehs oil Ia"
chlef justice, YoW 't"f Ah i'.
al there was loud q, '''as'
As soon as silence w. etit 'h'
ceremony prcceede J. slm h''
Ing administered 10 ideui.-'.'. 2.
land. Secretary ot state Prose. 81.
STATE IF'aSUrer OI'|ler Audi'o- ZEN
eral bradley land Commits .oner
Rose. Accomplishment BIRD, SHperlr-
tendent 81 Pdblit instruction Kelley.
Member OF Board or Educltion
Wright and Justices or the supreme
Court Ostrander. Blair and McAlyay.
Warner Ceerly Moved.
There We're cries for Warner and
the new governor rose 20 MS Feet
-Four years ago he said. at the
doors OF this capital took the oath
OF secretary OF state. Before that
time had twice taken the oAth OF
state senator. All | nave 70 say now
is that ] intend to DO my duty as !
see it, as have always tried 10 do.
Gov. Rich then called upon toy.
Bliss Tor fareWel Word. MT. Bliss
was also laboring under emotion
i thank you Tor the cordial and
hearty support you nave given me Tor
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
AlIegsn's New Masonic Temple.

Allegan, Mich. Jan. 4.-The new
Masonic temple. that has been n
course OF construction here since Al.
gust, 1908, is completed and will be
dedicated on Thursday, Jan. ;. The
building and grounds est 500 600.
which is all paid The building oc.
cupies the site If the old Chaffee
house, burned ten years ego. and Is
built on brio, and Waverlr s. no.Nith
steel trusscs and metal ceilings. IL
is three stories high. with a basement.
and is furnished with public waiting
rooms, ba rooms and n GYM sirm.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
ROSE SUCCEEDS LEMON
As Internal Revenue Collector al
Grand Rapids.


Lansing. Mich. Jan 1T Is uuG rr
stood that both Senators BurrCpe aro
Alger have wired 20 the president
their Endorsement of Henry Rose al
present chief clerk in the Uaitcc
States senate, for successor % san
Lemon, who has resigned as collector
of internal revenue a. Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids Mi'h Jan . Tho
resignation of Sam Lemon is dpc pure
~ 10 business reasons lie is larre
property Owner and has an extensive
income. and his Official duties have
encroached 10 his pccunlary loss or
the attention he has been able 20 de-
vote 10 his private interests Twice
Senator Burrows has refused 10 con.
slider Mr. Lemons resignation and al
last the collector sent an absoluta one
10 President Roosevelt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
LABOR COMMISSIONER.
Malcolm J. Mcleod Of Detroit viii Re
ceive the Amendment

Lansing Mich. Jan Malcolm J
Mcleod Of Detroit was ofIically mott
fed by Gov Warner Tuesday after.
noon hat he was 70 be appointed state
labor commissioner
McLeod's appointment comes as q
recoeution of the work be has done
in ringing lhe labor department ny
to present Importance lie wlH
have 'ne patronage % distribute as
the de umeut plor- aboU .Nenty
dcpnio nd factory inspector.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

Never put popcorn near tine stove until
II Is IN the pepper Many pcople-iu
fact. the majority-have The idea that
corn wants TO be dry to pop. II j. a
great mistake That j. lust the reason
that 1t does not pop. When You get
ready 10 pop corn pOuv cold water on il
and then pour il right of again If the
corn Is very dry let il stand in the water
few minutes. Put il right in the pop
per while wet. In popping tLc corn
should always be kept in motion until j,
Is popped. Unless the corn has dried
until It has cracked there will be 10
trouble in having it pop if these direc-
lions are followed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
D Card.

We, the undcrsi aned do hereNv agree
10 refund tt- money on so cent bottle
of Green's Warranted Syrup o Tar il it
fails % cure your cough or Id. We
a guarantee % cent bottle 10 prove
satisfaction or money refunded
GEO. r. SHARRAR, \ ma.
CHAs G. RHODES, Anna.
FRED HUDSON, Riverdale.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

Saginaw. Mich. Jan. i--homas
Merrill Of this city has rroml-ed a
subscription Of $4,000 tov,rd au n.
dowmcnt ~ 100000 for &! -est ii III.
me-; Of a student ministry !; Tho t-ni
versi'y Of Mexican. TO .oqs after the
ST ritual welfare IT the flo r-esjv.
& r.an students attending al institu.
-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
NEEDLEBOOKS.
Conveuicnces That VIII Prove .
BLESSING In Time OF Need.

\ convenient nccGlehook cau Doc made
Of linen and felt Take strip of greer
linen The desired length Cut another
str'p siX inches shorter Point one enc
of tie longer strip. and about an incl
from tie end III on lrn-thWisc Tie
shorter linen strip The strips are Of
tie sauc w.d-h. Basic the two 10
gcther and huttonhole around tie edge
with holly red working cotton. This
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

Consultation and piles are twins
They kill poople inrh 10y inc SAP lfe
away every dav HolU,.rr'> Rocky
Mountain Tea viii positively cure Won.
No cure no pay. IS cents Tcaor Tablets
Stanard's Central Drug Store
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

With oue-half days labor a hot bed i'm
which not only tomatocs and other early
vegetables can be started for early plant
ing but in which can also be grown
lettuce radishes. etc. sufficient for the
needs Of the ordinary ia niiv AN be
made.
Poor seed j. the cause of much of the
failure in the garden.
!. Nothing will increase egg product ON
ECKER than green bones freshly cut.
select egg of uniform size for hat h-
esp cially If you use hens for tia;
. pose.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
EslS.E rs e ,Y,M6rAJe
- -' ~. '.-~ re 7p'ore4


9oeumou a anc GRIPPE
Coughs cured quickly Icy Foley
Honey AND Far. hofuso -rl ~ctutcs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
Remef Alter Cougnirg Fifty Yeas

NssstR Mich, Feb g. 1884,
T. 7. HotpFN. lmlHy CITY. M'ch
Dear Sir I heartily recommended yonr Pine
Root Couyh syrup. ] have had "A cough for
about " years aud We tired good
mafN diff ~ M cough rem, dies but found none
T. equal Pin" Root Cough syrup. II has re-
iieVed mr whe. al else nj I'd
Mas UIir Nc ILLvN.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
GENERAL MARKETS.


DETROIT.-Wheat 30. white
s1.19; No red. $119; May. SI2oi4;
July S1O24 Corn No. mixcd
45iac; No. yellow 46a4c Oa.s-No
3 white 32iac Rye-No. .. S C. Beans
Jan $iG4 Cloyer-Spct. $3.50
CHlCAGO.-Wheac May. s114:
July 9St4c Corn-May. 44iac: July
45c O1's-May 21i4c; July. 3li c
Pork-JaG. $40; May. $3.50. Lard
Jan. S679. May S702. Rins-Ian.
500; May $50 FlaN-Jau. sI15
Timothy-Jan SD Clover. $j275.
Live Stock Markets.
DErROlT-Catuc. Choice steers
$A5oG5 mixed butchers tat cows.
s2.5o@3.75. Gamers. $L10025O: com.
mon bulls, $500 ~ood shipper
bulls. $40 -; 60 vcll-bred feeders.
$3a4; light s,ockers. s2a275. Veal
calves. S5Gs; extra. $650G7 per cwt
Mich cows and spr.ngcrs. s25045.
Best lambs s7dI25; fair to good
butcher sheep. s350M5; common
ga Hoss-Lieht TO good butchers
s4C0G4.G5 pigs. s425dA3O: light
Workers. s4.2OGiiO; r9ughs s3.5oq4
characteristic: Good to prime
steers. s5.400G.4O; poor to mediun
s3.s0G53O; COWS. s150G425: heifers.
.2.25G5; calves. s250G125. Hors-
Mixed ana butchers. $450d4.S0: god
to clr'"r Aervy. S47O04S7Ia: Eight
H.40d470. Sheep and lambs. hi-hcr:
good % choice wethers. Sie0N5tO;
lair to choice mixed. s also. native
lambs. s5.25674O.
East BUFFALO-Cattle. Marke,
very dull Hogs. steady, pigs. S4.50d
Geo: Gtcdiums. $L75G4S0; heavy.
ST. al So. Best lar1bs. $3.50 10:
fair 10 GOD $500 80: culls. com.
N D. s. 5oGc5O. best sheep. $500
$50. W 7rlings. s6.-50650. Calves.
best. sSTjG9; fair to good. seas
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
ALMA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SOCIE s.

l. b. CHURCH. Morning service AT io.09
- 7undHy school al 1855; Endeavor meet.
ing AZ $3.50; Preaching service al 1.8O
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

}kEheBYTERIAN CHURCH-Morniug servie
"a , 0,oO' sunday chool 1900. Evening service
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

SCPEmOk kkBkhAH LOi GE. No. Ioi, o.
REGULAR meetings Friday nights In
o. q T. hail
ADD j DEAN, "a. q
LrCIA ROGsRT, r. g.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

f. nv imam Moyer Pos. No 1872 Depart.
". ment % Michigan. g. A r. me.i m ~ 90.
arday on each month a. 7:oo ?. o.. and on the arb
saturday of each month Gi ..Ou B. H.
EZRA ROBfNsuN, Comma ruer
Joa> "NEie. Adjutant
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

| LIMA LODGE FSA. M-Regpls- r,o..,....
y On Iue,day night or or before full moon
N. POLLAsKY. sec'y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

4 Ina CHAPTER o. E. :. No 4g-po---7.,
4 meetings on The hr-t Friday o. each rortb
MRS MA. TIA krssELL w ~
ARA HOLIDAY Sec'v
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

IT JOIN CHURCH Epl.copal-sunday
service. 800 "a. OIL. and 7 80 y. no. Sundav
>ehool after morning services.
hEv. @ L. RAMSEY Rector.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

\ LIMA hkkD No62 american RunAioes moot
+ Temple "'s'' !" l. - u
J.. G HLYB"ER. Sire
vs. RoGART. Scribe
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
LODGES

4 Ina Chapter, No l23. AN Pe,.n,o- me-,
ne on Monday night or or afterfnU moor
N. PoLLAsKY, II. p '' mum
WALTER CAPLE. sec'y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

4 LIMA ENCAMPMENT. 30. 62, / O o p
~ mest every alternate Wednesday night In
+. Lane. e. p.
W. :. BoGART, scribe.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

llAMP DAtRAGH Na3N. L. Y. : meet IN "
v x. hal second aid tOur,h SUNDAY OF
each month %
GEO WILLARD, Col
JOHN EREIG Adi,f
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

4 Ina CAM sag. ~. W A.-Neet in n
y .. r. Temple every alternate tuesday
night. "S
j. Z FULLER, N.C
". :. BoGARr Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-28
CITY COUNCIL LACKS
 MEMBERS FOR QUORUM
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING IS DUE AUGUST WITH ONLY
 THREE MEMBERS HERE.

Representative of o'srien G Rhodes, Consulting and Contracting Eagin- eers Fails to Put in Appearance. City Affairs Uo In the Air Until Absent Members Return.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-28

Rerort current on the streets last
 night. and generally accepted as true. that J. J. Murjock, the man struck
 with hammer Wednesday evening by
 \. V. Braicy. had died from a cloJ
 on the brain, was without foundation. Nurdcck appeared in the court of Jus
 tice Murphy yesterday afternoon with
 his attorney and demanded a jury
 trial. This demand was granted. and
 EaarinS of the case set for Saturday
 afternoon. He is charged with car
 rying a concealed weapon. Effort
 VIII be made 10 secure his acquittal
 CT the ground that in view Of threats made by Braley and subsequent at tempt tc put in execution a threat
 to kill, justified the elder MUrdock in soing armed. The old man was quite nervous when before the justice yes teTday, but otherwise gave no indlca- tion of being much the worse for the terrific blow dealt him by Braley.
 J. J. MurdCck. the son of the elder
 MUrdOcls, was also before Justice
 Murphy yesterday afternoon. Time for hearing his case was set for this evening at o'clock He is charged with disturbing the peace. N. V. Braley and J. O. Davis were brought before the justice shortly after the MurdOcks were there. They were tcld that they could secure their free dem pending trial by furnishing bond in the sum of S25O eacn. Neither has as yet been able tC secure this amount, and both are in jail. Time for hearing has net yet been set. ow- ing to the fact that their attorney is at Tombstone and unable to say when he can re'urn here to represent them. Davis IS the man wh1 rushed at the Murdocks with a .lrawn knife when B-aley made his attack. Bralev was sullen vesterdav when arraigned in court. and created the impression that it was no fault of his that he was not there On murde- charge
 The elde- MCrdock is a man of r'easanf manner and does not carry the appearance Of one who would with out prOvocation of serious character commit an assault From what has developed. however. there is little "oubt that had his gun not missed fire on Wednesday night he would have killed Braley. AIurdock's gun was fui on Bralev when he snapped the trigger but failed to get response from the weapon.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-28
SHATTUCK $ ARIZONA
 HAS MADE MINE
SPLENDID BODY OF ORE THAT DRIFT HAS NOW DEVELOPED
 ASSURES FUTURE.

Of the Property-Earge Increase in Water Adds to the Favorable Look of Things-Drift Continues in the Ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-28
FIRE BOYS MEET.
Chief Henkel Returns to the City and Attended Regular Meeting
 Last Evening.

Chief Henkel vas in the chair at the meeting of the Bisbee Fire De partment last evening. and told of wis itrg the paid fire departments of sev- eral large cities during his trip to the coast, and also being 10 at several lively fires.
 The chief acknowledged before tbs members that he was a little ashamed when asked about Bisbee, with its population of fifteen thousand, to be forced to reply that the city's only protection against fire was a volun- teer department with scanty parapher- nalia. but called the attentich of oth- CT chiefs to the small amount of loss in Bisbee on account of fires which could only oe attributed to the prompt ness and courage of the volunteers.
 Chief Henkel also expressed him self on the matter of the application of the members for a deed for the ground now claimed by the fire depart ment. and stated that he was in favor of pushing the application for the best interests of the department and the citizens of the city as well.
 Sam Frankenberg reported that the applications were on file with the mayor, and would probably be acted on during the present month.
 Chief Heakel stated that he had heard of a possible compromise in the matter, and at any time that it was offered he would call a special meet ing of the department. Routine bus mess occupied most of the time of the meeting, and two new members were elected.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-28

Yesterday afternoon ct 1 o'cloch Superintendent Pattison of the Shat Itrck-Arizona mine announced that he was satisfied that his men are now
 working in one Of the greatest and riches; bodies of copper ore ever dls. covered in the vicinity of Bisbee; ola
 that will equal the first rich and en. tens.ve body of ore discovered in the Mag shaft Of the C & A. mine. and almost Identical with it in character.
 The body of ore s upon the 700-foot level, and the drift is now in the ore I57 feet. This is the second body of ore encountered ia the drift but the first one. while good ore, pales into iEsignihCaUce when compared with what is now being taken out.
 lt will be remembered that early in the month the drift started at the TG0-fOot level in the direction of the Car fault encou% tered fifteen feet of ore, which sampled about per cent copper, one hundred and twenty feet from the shaft. After bassing through that a strata or rib of lime eighteen feet wide was passed through. and the drills then broke into the rich body of ore which the drift has now penetrat- ed for . distance of 57 feet
 The ore is native copper in a matrix of decompOsed limestone and iron, and it IS estimated will sample from co to so Der cent copper. and probably carries values also n gold and silver. Several huge chunks were brought to town yesterday from the breast of the drift, and they look almost like solid pieces of copper.
 That the d-ift is in an immense body of ore there now can be little doubt, as a strong flow of water is coming into the drift, one of the best indications in the district that an ex- tensve body of ore IS al hand.
 The How of water has increased so fast within the past few days that it became necessary 10 dig a stump at the mouth of the drift to ureve-7t the flow from filling mp :he other fifty feet of the shaft. The pumps are now working full force but are handling inc increased flew n!cely.
 This strike will prove the mine be- yond doubt, and the management and these lucky enoueh Jo hold shares are consequently much g-at1ed. The quality of the ore is improving with every foot of development. and it is expected over q hundred feet of this rich body will have been penetrated before the fault is reached. It means that anotber great producer will be added to the district before the end CT the year. and fully bears out the that Bishee is the richest copper deposit in the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-28
JOHN DAISY DECISION

Rendered by Land Office - Core.
 s7oads With Julia Decision.
 Word was received in the city last evening through a telephone message from Attorney J. N. O'ConneH. who is at Tombstone. of receipt by him of in- formation from the land office at Tue son of decision rendered favorable to the interests Of his clients in the John Daisy mining claim contest.
 As in the Julia suit. decision in which was made early in the week, the decision in the John Daisy case is against the claimants of the ground under placer location. The John Daisy decision does not come at all as a surprise. it having been practical ly assured that the decision would be the sane in the two cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-28
The Cynthia, long Beach, Cal

Most modern and elegantly furnished fla nulidlng ID Southern California. 3-story bricE Fronts the new PLEASURE PIER.
 IWeuty-fOur- 4-rOOm apartments Tach ron talns elegantly furnished and spacious drawing room bed room, dining room, kitchen. pantry, oath room aud closets. Laundry tubs and store. garden with most splendid view Of theneg San Pedro breakwater and Catalina Island
 Honne Ielsphone In Each Flat, ddress
 P. O. Box 2i4. Long Beach Cal,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-28

The city government is drifting around in 9 fog of techaicalities with out a quorum oI the c,ts council pres ent and without any likeEh 15j aEy heinz here until the -Ci3dle Oi AIgT st
 The Mayor and three other mem bers are hanging around the c,.Y iall with nothing t. do and the city as sessmeat roll is in the sane CcIGr ton as turEed in by the Assessor. A Terusal of it's pages shows that Main street property was assessed for .te purpose of city taxation at fifty col lars per front foot If the City As sesscr had followed the county as. sessmeEJ, iE this one particular, the necessary valuation would have been received to authorize the issuance of bonds for 9 municipal sewer in the sum of s1OO,0O0.
 Just what ecticn the Council will take when it does meet again is en- tirely pro5lematicaL No doubt the absent members will attempt to show good excuses for their absence at the most critical time in the history of the city's gOyerqment, but the fact remains that bv their actions they have leopardizcd any kind of a bond issue for sewer purposes. and the in- teTests of the cit have been neglect cd in c-de- e grat!fy their own per sonal pleasure
 The ordnance is very plain regard ing the time for the meeting of the Council as a City Board of Equaliza- ton and the acts nat may be per formed between those dates. That time is now passed and any action at tempted ct th's late date could not be otherwise than illegal
 The equalization of the city assess n,ent and the furtFeTanoe of the sew CT proposition are up in the air" Mir. Rhodes. Jr., of the firm of O'Brien & Rhodes. consulting engineers. of Denver and elsewhere should have been here on the fifteenth of July, but since the filth inst. Fa appears to have dropped out of sight. On that date he wired the City Clerk that he would be here on the fifteenth and would come prenared to go into the sewer question thoroughly and make a report on 2 feasible plan. That was the last heard Of hlm and before anything can be done looking to defi- nite action on this important matter negotiations will have to be opened in different direction.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Council will go by default next Tues day evening unless Councilman Ord. Sowles or Tavcn should put in appear ance on the scene. Neither of the members JT the Council who are at present absent are due to arrive be- fore the middle of the month.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-28
CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.
Justice of the Peace Murphy Win Ask for the Appointment of Court
 Commissioner for This City.

There are two candidates for the of flee cf United Sates Court Commis- sioner for this city. The vacancy has been caused through the resigna tion of M. F. Cassidy. who on August ! will steD into the office of postmas- fer. s K. Williams has had his peti- ton in the field for several days. and this week Owen E. Murphy. at present Justice If the Peace, circulated Q peti- ticn asking fer the appointment.
 r. is expected that Judge Doan will make the appointment before he leaves Tombstone at the present session Of the District Court.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-28

New Cases Filed.-So far this mcnth there have been filed with the district court 24 new civil cases, of which 10 were for debt. 2 for damages. 70 for divorce. 3 appeals from justice courts. 1 for specific performance and ? for injunction.