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Blue Ridge Rail1 BAD.
Elective Noy. 20. 1903
=. I.WEsTROuND. ).

-. o. -
~, No; ld.l II ldsilyyl|sLeavs yyl,ss neltop $50 p.
p. m. Cherry 45a p. m. sssnaea ,6:aI ..
N arrive Welhaila 5.65 p. m. .... ). = :.
No. g. (daily except Sunday)-Leave
Bolton 10.4S b. NJ; Anderson il.O7 o. M:
Pendletpn 1L82 q. m.; Cherry l.39 q. M:
arrive at Seneca 1857 q. M. ::. .
No. s Sunday onIy)-Leave Beltun.
1l.46 a. No.; Anderson HOY q. m.; Pei.
dlsson 1l.82 o. m.; Cherry ll.39 q. a.:
seneca LOS p. m.; arrive Waihalla IL,
=. No. 7 (dallv~ except sunday)-Leayv,a
I Anderson 1880 q. M; Psndieton lO.69
M; Cherry ll.09 q. M; Seneca LOS p. na.s
arrive Walhalla i.40 p m. ~ 81 4 ~.
No. S(dailT)-Lesve Belton 9.I5 p. rs.,
arrive Anderson 9.42 p. M. y.H;:i
No. % daily except SUI iRyj-Ieav6
Bolton 800 q. M; arrive Anderson $50
o. m. " - 5'1I@I5i..& q
E.+'-'" EAsBOUND, +: .#$a 4
No. IL (daily}-Leave Walhslla aS5 al,
NJ; Seneca 1858 q. M; Cherry OFT q. no.S
Pendleton 9.25 q. M; Anderson 1000 u
M; arrive Bolton 0.25a. ua., ,',>sfl| !.
dleton 2 26 p, M; Anderson, 8 10 p. MT
arrive Bolton S.35 p. IA. 4. 4; ~. ~; =, ~ r
No. 6 Sunday only}--Itaave AuderpoH
$40 p. M; arrive Bolton 8 IS D. IN.
No y (daily)- y)-Leave. Wslhslia $40 pl
NJ Seneca 5.3l P. M, Cherry $50 p. NIL
+ Indleton 6.12 p. M; Anderson 7.S0 p}
M; arrive Belton 2. 50 p. m. II
No. "a daily except srndav)-Leava
Anderson 1850 a. MI arrive Bolton $40
a, M. III. g. BEATTIE, Pres,
. - r. ANDERSON. sapt.
' e.. =. - ,s:'.:( S5.:s... t:... An6orenn, l. G.
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;;NneuausSyx.

sl5.S /. ~ e. NaenraSHy. s5i 4!i !,
s $fi..l!g' hat Ssort of people are these who
! are continually seeking divorce ~ ask-
/ iiszi the efornna,, with an agonised
}aroan s M i 81 j: / is !;
"a 1arr!ed * eople princtp ally !, ) 10.
/ sTondad ~ the cheerful idiot, with y a
ccsaEkg M : =, lSuis Sitle Courier:
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she smothered an Irrelevant sob. Dolly
looked Mt her aruteiy. ! i. 4! RI =
I-beiieye am about to take cold"
faltered the little mistress nlendacicus-
. ". "My-my throat feels so quear.a& !
When she entered the box and threw
Der great white CLOAK In luxurious
heap In the chair behind her, Mrs. Rip
ley glanced over her with q look of de-
cided approval. s ]. :.
! 4 "Eou were never prettier. Betty ;"
she whispered, land then 1t Is SO sen-
sible OF you not TO be foolish about hav-
Ing Tom Ellis dangling after VOC every
where you CO." s: 5ss i: n H.. -.
'HThnt ia whas agrees. s,@aa!. 5iaiyy 05iia1iy tin,
nerning." said Betty In q burst Of con-
fldence, and then she grew suddenly
ailenf ~ :t1 g. I: r. - -
* Her eyes, sweeping the crowded
house, had fallen upon Tom Ellis in q
group of men down near the footlight;.
AS the moments went on she began to
feel aggrieyed that he did not even
glance toward the R.plleeJJ Ripley Boz box, although
he surely had known OF the Invitation.
She. WAS glad when the music began,
!
feeling, ARD her lips wanted to tremble.
Nerd lces's superb presence and her sing
Ing failed for tho first time to absorb
Betty's attention. She would not look
ngoin ut. that: group down near the
stage, but she could not keep from see.
ing them In her mind eye She was
glad there were others An the box who
felt like talking. She t1id not want
Mrs. Ripley to regard her too closely
after tho drop Of the curtain. The hum
of, conversation began In moment,
and ahe bnif turned toward those near
her, seerling to listen, although she
heard not a word, Stil! she would not
look below her, ..s: 8 /
: S s.BooH'. came a frivolous exclamation
mt her shoulder, and she started VIC
llentIy. The rich blood snrged into her
face, She did not need to ssee whose
hand wRs resting ON her arm. = - = -:
:, why, Betty ELLIS" |" 3cried one gay
voice, "you don't mean to tall me you
are actually blushing over Tom, you
ancient married woman. you'll =: The
bushes are FOR the buds" ss:.3 .:;,::%,
B. sS"Tzhen they are for Betty said Tom
gallantly.q t'Yhat rosebud ever looked
sweeterG than she does this sminute3' +
y. s. 's.romr' she demonstrated, and he
laughed and sat down beside her. I
;s When the; others were absorbed In.
themselves again he: whispered to her:
.'t'orgiye me, Betty, II I bored yon by,
coming. I just couldn't help 1t. had
forgotten; all about the Ripley invitn.
ton until saw you I'm tho box. i came
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"A TealptsnE1.:Eain i;

+ S a TesaptanE ainf. =:
Energy. n said the young man who
had been calling regularly for about q
;.ssar, !, ,t{ ENERGY and prompt;.sslde are
wanted nowadaya. = jI s:| j': (: {. % SIS,
81 s: Yes indeed, : replied he Soung lady,
astth aiming. Just look az young hfr.
Wilson. t,He only fnek Miss Anderson
ee,so months ago. ana now thsy are en-.
gagged 5lsi %i it{s z fi,*s 8 8, Il S Y. S.
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Mrs. SruckoiIPaw. Emmy writes
that the most interestin' thing she's
seen in the hull trip is the SPHINX; says
abe just loves It Mr. Strrckoil-well,
You write to Emmy to boy It an. fetch
1T home With her. Like to see oaa OF
them darn things myselfi-Brooklyn
Life. .<s.: =. -. =.
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E2ssalas7 EexaHifE,

"Whom do your two little boys 10
semble, Mrs. Flitter7. r; f:,* - ~. -.
J. well, the homeiy boy looks like his
father! and nets like me. and. the prats
: ty one looks like me and acts Hike his,
fafher!n- n @ss+. >
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z 5t.ss Ss;as 81
Is nppose siies RhaE
shhsonld yon do Ys 3ahonld :ba3 almost
Shss 81 iii sHtafE aEaffss
would lba} as staxy.
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EIiTryinRi EiI,a s:!,IIa.naa.l,,tl:. \, .

& 1Ry ring si1sd Hasnaet. 81 &
SssIIamiet,: SRas the first play. Sir. Hen:
TIE irving saw ns n boy, Sam Phelps
was the title role. Some time after
ward Phelps war persnaded 10 listen
3to sseeisa Hon IRVING. nnss affter
praisinls fhe yotilg b man the celebrat ted
actar gave him this characte nd
fsfce: Yolng man have no thing TO do
aa fhs /, m u is sa bad
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SS1sstsaasSsats

3sfs SJss. TolntIt are Yypt sery good fn
gyour little sister 81 asEed the d tasi of
asbs family sls
ss Tommy eat iii
cause IL makes 7sess sstaes,s-S
aldsiphsa sR 4;
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/. Most 0f : our mist fprtunes ( are more
support bla than the comments sof, our
friends Supon them. Az Dumas. : s. E*51f;s IL
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An additional levy mills School pIatsset no
Additional levy mills School Distriet no. AL. >,
Addthona! levy ~ mills School Dissfiet No ST.
Addtsdennl levy mills gahool ninkzset No. SO.
Additional levy mills School DissxSsf 10 a.
AdatsLsaal levy mills School Dkiaiak No. %. :.
Additional Levy mills School Diss-tas Ho. eB
Aadiho1al lssy 1 mills School Diahsiot No a.
Aaktng HaSA Aallla tor Wakzsr'asazannyles School
=. 49, :. las mills sos Good Hops ssaool Dls.
:. .NakiDs is naaa for aaass sshoo, Dlssris. No.
iaassaas iaa54 nsaa aor College School Dassrso.
:, Nssksine isss millD Gar Haassr sahool Dlssrlss
,,I Mahias IA al,lu fos Bssaops Bssash sehoos
1sakkag HSS nlls ns sisn sshoa, D.s.rlss s.o
isahans ms malls a. lasIess ssbool D,s..riss
:: aas ssass ,CsSaAisabsoa rsaairss all males hs.
s1aan @e $500 - 81 E..A a. vsaEs, GxseaE :ehos.
.ce.fsh!s 81 esz.ang Q support from belnE maim-
I'd or ezhh4s esarsai 6nd theas Rhn ses=2 IA tSa
wax botTeeh the Ssatcs. to pay Poll Tax Of One
Dellals All Facsena between she ageo OF eiehtaar
GaA EtsY yeaeR OF 900 who are able 60 work the
vaelis xoeas, Or eanee taeRa to be worked, exsept
pfaaohers wAe have change OF g. eongeagatlon and
eeBena whe ssf7cd in the war hefHean faa ssates.
5aheot Nesohexs ana Tenstse0 are exonp$af from
oas Delhr, e b. solicited at the ssme ams otSsr
tovs.. Mt. Airy. PisAnsnt, PETER. Bsitsa MiIls
and at Hsaaa Rath, hut vili give nslce iatar tho
-!>?T.'T- j. M. PHYNE. Connty Tfsnsara,,r;. :; :
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors.

All persons having demands against
the Estate OF Charlotte A. Reeves, de-
CEASED, are hereby notified to present
them, properly proven, to the undereign-
ed, within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to make payment
W. A. g. JAMESON,
Admipistrator.
Nov %, 1905 % 80
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TA.Xz. NOTICE.

THE Booku for the collection of State, School
an! Ce1sty Taxes will be opened from October
18Th, 1885. to December alst, 1905, inoIusiye and
from January ist, 1908, 70 Maroh 1st. 1908. I Will
collect VIII :sS te1..sJ-.E5r January p3s cent,
EebSaary Eer cent, and from March IL ~ the
March Executions will be Issued. i ~ : -
Pho ratio OF Tax Levy Is IA follows: -" ~, ,
ssss H,'s
n.a!:.:- County s.y.......,....ee==....... ri" -:
ENssf9 as1sd5, ............ I"
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WELL BALANCED.

Yoursoconnts cannot we'll get In tan,
gle II your money 10 depositsd With and
all payments made through the y i.
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Slltersnerforguas in Sranfretd

Die Belt Der itaatliden Berpflihs
tung fir bic SnpaIioer oes Nrbeits'
felbes r1aht fiir ale 0atiDnen ebenio
lther tpie Die Beriuraung Der 8etes
ranen, Die auf benz .Seloe Der gbreA
lire &nuhen ooer @%eiunobeit ein9es
biiBt haben. DaB BON Der oeutiben
ReiHsreeierun9 inter. Bismard' 8
5ibruna eeaebene 8eiipiel finoet
iiberaa Nahabmune, neil Der oarin
ausgelprohene @eoanfe an oas @es
redtieteitseefubt Der groBen Maiie
in 10 mirtian1er Weiie appeuirt. Muh
in ben Ser. Staten miro eS our
8eltung tommer, tpennibun es Dor
meniaen Sahren nod als cine ut0pie
ge9olten bate. GS BADEN li6 bier
lhon bereote BefiirnDrter oafiir ges
funoen uno ibre 3abl uiro mahIen,
le mebr oa8 8olt perftebt, oaB Die
bteiiaen i~05ialen Berbaltnl1ie niht
mebr etre belonoere SPECIES binter
Der Shubmauer oes 9arifs biloen,
ionbern, oaB bic grmerbunasbeoins
aun9en iber ale 2dnoer Der 8ett
siemlih eleib p~erteilt iino.
Ginitmeilen itebt Srantreib i'm
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Mmd3 cine gelbe 0efabr.

8as BON ben enaliidaen 8lattern
felt Sabren an g6lterperbeBuua, be.
1onoers an 9eutibenbebe, aetrieben
piro. iberiteiat aumalia ale @ren=
gen. Den unmut aegen oieie ngelbe
@efabr" bringt Qoolf Stein in leiner
@Ddenfbrift Ser 0eutibe" iebr
brinelih uno iberSeuaeno alIo gum
Nusorud:
,@enn Die BDlter @urDpas ibre
heilieften Sitter pabren molten, oann
1T baau tein 9rieg eegen Die WDns
aolen n5tig. AUDI tein Rrieg ge2en
England, nit benz mir nod iabrbuns
bertelang in frieolihem 8ettitreit
rinaen fDnnten, mDl aber cine WiB,
bilm1abung 9egen bic gelbe Brene
bon Welbourne biz Wontreal. Das
Srddtmonppol Der Briten baben uns
iere arDsen 9ampfergefeaihaften gez
brOhen, bas GnbelmonDpol miro in
einigen Sabren oaiielbe 5didial err
leioen, Die nidtialte unb ibuierigite
Nufaabe aber b[eibt Die 8etdmpfung
oes MonopDls Der engliiben Breffe.
bic @elt nit Nabri@ten 81 ueriors
gen.
Sn Sbei1a, no grDBe beutide 6ar=
oelsbduier init Wiaioaeumerten ius
tereiiert lino, bri6t Iufrubr aus:
mir berihten oariber nod benz 9ais
lp telegraph. Sn DibrtD treffen
Safer uno 8ar sulammen: oas &eus
terburear periorgt uns NIT Der nDti>
gen surehtseitubten 8epurtaee. Sn
Iiinanfu baben Der hineiiihe @0u'
uerneur uuo uniere 8abnbauer cine
l1nterreouns: ourb Die Zines er=
balt bic Welt bariber cine gefarbte
Welbuna. Sn Warmbab ihlagen
uniere 9ruppen einen Nnariff Wo>
rengas ab: bic Sailp Wtail brahtet
in ale bier @inoe cine oeutlbe Nies
oerlage.
Die iebige Brunnenuereiftuna
flint gen Gimmel. Iqe GDlter leis
ben oarunter. Cine emancipation
| unIeres Sentiments BON Der euQliz
Ifen 8eoprmunoun9 pare oaS arDB-
tie 5rieoenatperf bes Sabrbunoerts
uno tGrae AUDI England unb Imerifa
iuaute; oenr iiber Die beutiae Brari9
aebeu ben Nationen iblieBlih bod
Die Gugen auf uno nad Der aQges
| meinen Stimntun9 au urteller tDnnte
elm Rreussua iiber Den Ganal emit
als Grl6iune Der abenoldnoilher
| ghrlftenbeit aufaefaBt meroen. @ibt
mir ordneer oanad. &ber Die V6l'
Ter Guropas runo UNI oas oeutihe
| Reih fiihlen ouinpf Die aelbe @efabr,
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8egr;ff, oas Experiment 8ismard's
nahauabmeu. 9as Dem %fran50fiz
lhen Barlament u%orliegenoe Qlters'
uub Snualioitats > TiirlorQe = 8eieb
gebt in leinen ~eitimmunae nod
peiter als oas oeutlhe; e8 bebnt ieiz
ne Wirtune auf Die Gnaeiteuten uno
Mrbeiter Der lanomirtIhaftli@en, Der
iuouitrieqen uno Der ~tommer5ieQen
8etriebe aug. Der Be5ug Der N(z
tersreute tritt NIT benz go. 2ebenss
iahre Elm. Ser Snoalioitdtsfaa miro
ols uurlieeeno angeieben, nenn Die
gruerbsmDe(ibteit uuter Elm Drittel
bes NurnaQpbnes berabaeiunten lit.
Der 8eitrag betrdat fir Wngeitellte
uno Nrbeiter in Snouitrie uno 6aus
bel smei 8rDsent bes Geroienites.
fir lanouirtIhaftlihe Nrbeiter 5
gentimes fir ben Irbeitstaa. 0ie
| aleiben 8eitrGqe iino pDn ben Cir
beitern, ben unternebmern uno 8ez
Iiberr Al leiiten. Ser itaatlihe Bei=
traa 1T 10 bemeiien. baB Der Sabres=
betrag Der Nltersrente fir Die eriten
beioen Nrbeitertlaiien $50 Srancs,
fir bic lanbuirtidaftliben Nrbeiter
240 Srancs betrdat. Die Snoaliois
t~dtsbe8iiae tperoen ourh Die Beihilfe
oes States auf 200 bezu. $50
sSraucs erbDbt. Den G~uoeb0rigen
perlhieoener &Ialfen Der &leinge=
perbebetriebe uno Der 6eirnarbeiter
Ii. +. no. 1T bic 8etei(igune an ben
@ultaten oes @elebes int Wege Der
freimiaiaen 8eriiderune eeitattet.
@as Die t,eue 8urlage BON frrbez
rem @eiebuurlaaert abnliben Snbalt8,
belonoers pDn benz Mrbeiters unfauz
oe]eb bonn Sabre 1898 unteriheioet.
lit, oaB audi Die taufmdnnilben Nrs
beitnebmer in Die @eritherungssSrz
| eanilatipn bereinbe50gen toerben.
| Snoem bic lebteren &laiier Der Nr'
better ben Nngebdrieen Der iibri9en
banoarbeiteuoen @rDerbsltdnoen
aleibgefteIt meroen, bat Srontreib
einen We9 beIhrttten, auf Dem es
su elmer ginibrdntung. tpenn
niht su o0Qiger Beieitiaung Der
Aanbauht, oes 3uges pom Nanbe in
Die Stabt poer Die Snouitriebesirte
au eelanaen bufft. Ser @rfOlg lit
freilib prDblematiih, benn cine
fihere @runblaae fir Die 8erebs
r,una De1ielben beftebt nibt. ebenlo
tpenie uie betteffs Der fnanaieuen
Nnforberuneen Der ginridtung.
Man tann mol einiaermaBen fiher
berefnen, mie piel BeriDnen non
go Sabren uno oariber in ben
@enus Der Nltersrente treten uer@
ben, man tann aber uidt auh nur
anndberno berehnen. uieoiel fir tes
ben einaelrer i1no tnsaelammt Der
Staat an Beibilfen 81 leiften baben
tuirb. Die pDraenummeneu 8ere6s
rtungen ibmanfen in ihren grgeb'
niiien smiihen II unb 70 WiltOnen
| Srancs! Danelbe GILT BON Der Sn=
palioitdts' uno Der freimiuiqen Ser
| fiberung. @nogiltige @emiBheii
iiber bic 66he Der aus Dem @eieb BEN
Gtaat e;uahienoen 9eiitungen tann
erft bic @irtllbteit geben. SINNER
BIN 1T es BON Wert. baB oas eefeb.
aeberiihe @eniiien bic Notwenoig'
teit anertennt, Die Snsaltoen BEG
| Samples swilden fapitalliherem I'm.
ternehmertunt mnb BET bilffoien Wten=
ge Der 2obnarbeiter gegen oas @leno
oes Gerfpmmens i'm Mrmenhauie
| fiher au fteIer.
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gett nper So 1apreu

ihon puroe Mrs. Binslpm's Sop
thing : Sbrup BON MiuiOnen pDr
Wtiittern beim 8abnen Der &iuoer
anaemenbet. 8irit 9u i'm S9lafe
ourb oas Sbreten zines &inoes ee,
it5rt, baB i'm 8abnen lit uno Dor
S@mersen ueint? Wenn 10, laiie
lofDrt cine Tlai@e BON ,.Mrs.
8inslows Soothing Sprup" hDlen.
Sein @ert 1T urbeaablbnr. g8 miro
Dem fleinel1 2eioenoen iofort Hinoe'
rung peri@ahen. BerlaBt eub oas
rauf, Wtiitter, es 1T tein 8meifel
hariber. Sc BELT DtarrbDe, regus
liert ben Wogen uno bic Wieren,
beieitigt Bino : 9olit, ernei9t ben
@aumen, u%erbinoegt gntsin6une
uno Ttdrft oas eanse SsItem,
vWirs, @instorps Soptbine Syrup"
far sabnenoe Rinber lit aneenebm
i'm @eIGymad; ons 8eeept itammt
bpn einem Der beiteu neibliden
Gerste in ben Ser. Staten. &c lit
BEL alien DruQetiten in Der aanaen
@eit Al baben. 8rei8 Is Gents per
6laIhe. 9auft nidts anberes. ola
Wrs. WinBlDns SoDthina Shruu.
S,.xta < Rooka Gonouo R;aorroE
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9as Bette gegen Hbeumattsmus
lit elmer & 2lmemoS Hecept Wp.
1851. 8eribmt %geuoroen oura
feline oielen erfolareiben Seilun9en.
Sn allen NuDtheten All haben.
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Jatc Temgg.
g-d1reibmatertalten nno 8ud,s
banolnma.
bamoInmg.

@rDBe Nusmabl BON @ohto : 8ii.
derr aller Nrt. 6ancb= uuo Sport
Nrtitel. Announcements oui one in.
ldnoiihe Beitihriften prompt belpret.
Die nit Dem @eihdft oerbunoene
NccioenSs Druferei fertigt
ale Mrbeiten. ginlaounaSs unb Sra:
tulationStarten in beioen Sprahen
an. Spebialitdt: Druid uon Stas
tuter fir oeutife 8ereine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
THE PROPOSED
 CON SOLIDArION.

The proposed consolidation of the Bonanza Circle companies under one name and operated from a common treasury, which will be put into effect during the next few weeks, or possi- ply during the next few months, is a logical step to be taken, and one which has been looked forward to for some time by cne wise ones. That the matter has progressed beyond the stage of street talk is evidenced by the schedule sent out from Duluth re. garding the exchange of stock. The latest gives the ratio of exchange for c. & A. at six shares of the new SIG stock for one of the old. c. & A. is now selling on the market for s110, or near there That was the asked price on yesterday. Six shares of the new stock would have a par value of ten dollars per share, and at the present market value of c. & A. the new stock would be quoted immediately at $1S.4O per share. unless it would be held that the consolidation would reduce the dividends to original c. & A. stockholders on account of the i'm mense amount of work to be done on the other properties which would come under the control of the concentrated company, namely P. & D., Junction, c. & P. and L. S. & P.
 That the consolidation plan will en- able the Michigan people to proceed
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TERRITORIAL COMMENT.

Kean St. Charles who has been a member of the legislature for the past two sessions and who secured libel suit from his second term, and enough unpopularity to be defeated for re election from his secoud term, is offer ing 6 lot of free advice to the mem bers of the twenty-third. Kean is a
 hard law maker and ought to know what the people need. But, poor boy, he never found enough of his kind of Democrats in the legislature to enable him to live up to the pledges of his party-how sad.
 One of the things which he wants is that the legislature should increase the salaries of the members of the legislature. He thinks that it is l; shame for the law makers to live on diet of bacon and beans and make their coffee in a tomato can. But he forgets that few members evel knew the ''black art" that is, the ar of making black coffee in a tomato can.
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with the plans they have in view ir this district with less annoyance IS ad
 mitted by the followers of mining mat
 ters in this locality. There is a vast amount of money to be spent this year in equipping Junction, L. s. & P. and C. & P. preparatory to numbering these mines among the list of active producers, and at this distance it ap pears that the parent company. the c. & A, was intended under the consoli. dated plan to furnish the milk for the sustenance of the youngsters until they have gained strength enough to pay their own way.
 The prosperity of Bisbee is little concerned with the consolidation. It matters little whether the Bonanza Circle properties are known as five companies or one. The copper is there in all of them, and it will take hundreds of miners at three dollars and fifty cents per day to take it out. That's the business for Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

The Review is delivered by carriers in the following towns: Naco. Cananea. Douglas. Tombstone. Benson. South Bisbee. Paradise. Morenci. Clifton.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
THE CITY CHARTER.

AS VI o~'~-f ~A pointed by the general citizens com mittee, to go carefully over the pro posed new city charter, will hold thei first meeting at the fire house this ev ening. Article XI of the proposed bill finally places the adoption or re jection of the charter in the hands o the taxpayers of Bisbee or any othel incorporated city in the territory, anC reads as follows:
 Article xi."
 Sec. 1. This act shall not apply tC any incorporated city in this territory until duly adopted by the legal voters who are taxpayers thereof, as herein. after provided.
 Sec. 2. Any city or town now ex. isting in this territory may adopt the provisions of this act in the manner following: Whenever twenty-five le- gal voters, who are taxpayers of such city or town shall petition the mayor and city or town council thereof to submit the question as to whether such city shall adopt the provisions of this act and submit the charter herein provided Gin lieu of and in the place of any charter under which said city may then be incorporated, organized and acting) to the electors and tax payers of such city, it shall be the duty Of such mayor and city council to submit such question within sixty days after the filing of such petition, accordingly, and to appoint a time and place or places at which such vote may be taken, and to designate the persons who shall act as judges at such election.
 Sec. 3. The mayor of such city shall give at least thirty days notice of such election by publishing 8 no tice thereof in one or more news papers in such city, and if no newspa- per is published therein, then by posting at least one copy of such no Jice in each ward
 From the above it will be seen that the matter of new charter as finally decided upon, in the event that the Legislature can be induced to pass the bill, will rest with the taxpayers Of the city for them to adopt or re ject as the case may be. The sub committee of seven should finish theil duties the latter part of this week or the first part of next and be ready tC submit their report to the genera committee. By this time the propos ed charter has been placed in tn hands of every taxpayer in Bisbee and he should feel it of sufficient iI terest to him to study it's provision: carefully and present his objections to the subcommittee if there are any
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

Wolf Sachs, of Tempe. yesterday re
 ceived notification that he had been awarded the contract for hauling mis- cellaneous freight to be used in the construction of the Tonto Basin dam. The freight is to be hauled from Mesa City to Roosevelt. MT. Sachs bid was
 69 cents a hundred MT. Sachs had also submitted a bid for hauling the oil but the contract for that has not
 been awarded. It is thought that will go to a Los Angeles firm and it is re- ported that it will be sent by the way of Globe whence a pipe line will be lconstructed to Roosevelt. It is esti- mated that the cost of the line would
 be about s50,000 while the cost oi
 hauling would be a great deal more than that from either Mesa or Globe
 Mir. Sachs said yesterday that he would be ready to enter into contract within thirty days.-Arizona Republi' can.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

The Review employs force of six teen employees. These employees live in Bisbee and spend their salaries with the local business houses. Do you have your printing done in Bis bee or send it away. Let's keep the money at home.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

It is reported from Phoenix that there is a breach between the House and the Council that may retard legis- lation. Dwell together in unity, brethren.