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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Sd,amfiuiribid)aft bcmolirt.

WtilIersbura g.. IA. siisg.
Sic, hon Youis ysaidlfe ilno Sonas
Ices betriebcnc Sfanfpirtbifaft,
ienieits Der Bride iilto am 8eif.
bilbe Der Staot belegen, mnroe IN
Der 9lod)t bonn Sonntag sum Ron-
tag ourh erplooirelloeS Ipnonlit SER
fort. Gas- 9ah lit fortgeibleuocrt,
Die gorberlpano 5ertriinumert, Oos
Snnere lit MIR nod ein Saufen aeb-
rid)t. 9ie 9etonation trieb Snn-
oerte BON ShlGfern aus oen 9etten.
Wlan slaltbt, onb elm Eemperen5fana.
tifer bus Seritorungslperf setban bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
4ebenflide Nrtifel Der gcoinsnngcm
nmf benz @rosramm.

Eortsmontb, q. s., II. sln9.
slls Die 8epollm1htistcn bcute
Morgen ihre Sisung begannen, ltan'
ben nod fiini slrtifel ailf Dem Nro.
gramin, Die slbtretung bon Sofbo.
lin, ole 3ablung Der ariessentif1bi.
eimg, Die @inihrGnfiing Der riiiii.
id)en Seeniaht, Die llebereabe Der
internierten ariegsihiiie uno Die
@enilligling BON sSiitereiredfen in
ben maritinien Yropin5en. Ger s(r-
tifcl, Der beiite sur 9eiprefung fam,
ioa iih nit Der ariegsentidaoigung
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
glpcnnnslide.
eSnnsbruf. 16. slu,

IS II II uu, 10. aug.
ssn BEN Sproler sllpcn creignetcn
lid, belite nidt weniser OILS fiinf lin.
gliidsf6Ge. 3ipei 5ouriiten aus
Wieran itiirsten in ocn 3illertbaler
sllpen beim GbclmeiB-Yfliifen ab
mnb ionben babel ibret Zoo. Gin
baieriid,er 3ehtsannalt botte oas.
ielbe Shidiol. oils er oen Soiats er.
flimmen mollte. Bier Shloenten
Ser tehniihen Sohihlile IN DRESDEN
itiir5ten pom Sohen 8ocll ob. Grei
trueen ihipere Serlesungen oanon,
mGbrcno Der Sierte ieinen Zoo iuno.
gom Mprtbenitcd itiirste ein 16i0b.
riser Siinslirs aus elmer Sobe bon
900 ssuB in Die Siefe. mo man ieine
3erihmetierten llcberreite iono.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Sabrgaug 30.

beihdftiaen. Wie melt man oeniel-
ben beipreden miro, ebe man ibr
,,porlduiis" peridiebt. bleibt ab5ll'
lparten. 9ie ssiidereired)te mirf
Hublnnb Sugeiteben.
Iie. eisentlihe Gntiheioilng itebi
Dor Der 3biir; beioe Seiien bereiten
iih oorauf Dor. @enn man lid
iibcr Die nenieer pibtigen Tunfte
geeinist bat, pirb iih Die Gonferend
ipabrideinlih bis 0tontug pertasen,
nno bann lperoen bic lesten Gorten
ausgeipielt iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Eas Sers eines idleinbar Sobtcn be.
ainmt uicber Az id)lagen.

8 es so mes, Soma, IA. Iiig.
Gin Wtom Namens Souis Tiel,
ipelher inn Mercp Soipital rseitor.
ben" mar, bereitete ben sler5ten ilno
aronfenm1rterirlnen eine fletne
lleberraihuna. slls nanllidl Gr.
Gonflin bic Ioitmortem, llnterii.
dung pornebmen lpollte lmo bas
oer3 oes onseblid) Sooten ein lpenia
oriidte, nabm es ploslif Die ihein.
bar eingelteate 5b1tisfeit mieoer airf,
Giel crlaneic bas 9eipnBtiein ipieoer
ino miro balb i'm Stanoe lein, oas
Soipital Su perlaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
10,0O0 Spbtc nnb $1,000 Ser
ipmnbete.
@aibimstom, :. g.,

II. Nuyup.
9ie BON Der sipiidcnitaatlidcn
6anbels Gpmmiiiipn anfseitellte
Gilcn6abnitatiitif FUR Sas sSabr 1901
scigf, SaR bic Sabnen in jenem
5abre i'm 0anscn 94,201 Cpfcr &C.
iprSert habcn, barmnter 1O,O46 Sootc
NIB S4,155 Verlcste.
Wun ben 9ctOotetcm ipnrem Al
ams bon ben @crlebtcn 9,111 Eafa.
gierc, b. b. BON ie 1,622,267 Hciicn.
Den lumrbe cimc 3serion .setOotct nnb
ppm ie 1888 cine Yeriom perlett.
Die 3nbl Der BON iGmmtlihcn Ser.
iuncn belief lid, anf 715,419,683
pber cine 3nnahmc BON iibcr 20
YsiGionea gegem bas Sabr 1903. Die
sSrahfbefDr6ermng bate GIN Wciuid)t
pum ,309 1893, 165 5pnnen, cine 3m-
ma6me psn iibcr 5,500,000 Spnmen
segrn bas Sorbergcbcnbe Sabr.
7ie Deiantmt Ginuabmen Der
Giienbnbncm betrmscn $1,975,f74,.
09f, bic Setriebsfuiten 81, 1885, 1885,.
253.
Nm 80. ,Snni 1904 itanScn nidJt
,urnigcr ais 1,296,121 EcrioneR bci
ben Sallucn ncs Sanbes in Sienitrn;
lie 5pgea an Gtbalt nRb Sobn In
icmcm Sahrc bic Ueiammtinmins
bpn $817,598,S1O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
slbitimmnns iiberiuGltiseno.
6 bri itiania, IL. sllig

ID II ITIu, II. NHY.
9ie pollltdnoige 3dblung Der
Stimmen, melhe lesten Sonntae IN
9sorweeen iiber ole 6rage Der sluf-
loillns Der Terional Union obaege.
ben ipuroen. 5eigt, oab iih 36S,200
Stimmbereftiate fiir rno nur 1S4
segen Die sluiloiuns Der Union er.
fl1rten. 9ie sln5abl Der obgegebe.
men Stimnen 1erfiiQt Die sSiibrer 0es
Stortbins nit @efricoigung umo bot
aasemeines Sntereiie errest. Bel
Der lesten aagcmeiucn @abl ron
Witglieoern bes Stortbing iino mir
236,641 Stimnlen abgeeeben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

mGBiden i'm Sd)ad) s,l boltcr. Gie
ltnriIbeii inter Der stferbalI tretbell-
ben Nepolferi,ilg unl Gooi5 llehmen
an intD in Der HropinS Scnilln leber
bic 9tirtc MIR pom 9ctteln. Grnlte
sliisbriihe iperoen aus Siuna nmo
Gdrm,omo gemeloet. no 1000 strbei-
TER Die 0nrnien iiberfalen, Sieb icrt-
seihleppt imo lid nit @cmalt gtob.
ringsmittel nerihoift babcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
titrdlJtbarer
Bat)ltmmfau.
Gmt3leifums nnn Ahfmr,
eiites CsknrItnms,msrs.
Urpfc glnsabl SpSfer nnb @criunn'
better I'M idredlihcn GiienbaBn.
1lmeliid sn gsorfolf.
@irsinin.
g rfplf, 3d., II. Sluguit.

SlDlIOeH 8iDdlt6t9 ulD UIelblg NeS
ger, Die Den eriten @agen eines Or
tllriions5uges oui Der ysltlantic
Gonit" giicnbnbn bon ainlton, 9f.
g., naf bier iilne batten, puroen
iehs Weilen bon bier fiir5 nah beiite
Wittag eiitipeoer getootet ooer Der.
lest. Ter 3ug, Der aus Der Sofo.
motipe nno iehs Yerionennasen be.
itonb, itiir3te ourh cine offene Treb-
Bride bel Bruce Citation, mobei Die
2ofomotipc uno elm @aeen pollitdn.
Dig pon 5molf SUB @oiier beocdt
iparen uno Der Slpeite Waeen tbeil.
ipeiie. Gs lit ~ jest ihmer, Die
sln5obl Der 5obtcn ielt5uiteaen. Won
glanbt, bab iebe Yerion in Dem
eriten Mogen perlingliidte, ba nod
feline oerielben geiiinoen ipuroe. Wfit
Der slusnabme Der 3ugbeomten ilno
Der llnternebmer Der grfuriion ipa.
rem sllle on 9oro 9teger. Ter Soto.
motipiiibrer, 9ei3er unb Gonolf;
teur entfonen. llilter ben Iooten
/. befinoen iid):
Gcilils ,Serguion, Der farbige
griidenlp1rter Der sltlolitic Goait.
giienbobn, iprroe bon Der 9riide
eeitoBen.
Golparo Soap, elm @eiBer, elmer
Der Irrangeiire Der grfuriion.
Inter oeit 0eJesten limo:
sltfins Sinion GU, farbig, 8reen-
bile, u. g., linfes 9ein abgeriiien;
miro lterben.
Gbparo 6orbes, elm @eibcr, bon
Grcenpille.
Ger 3ug lief nit elmer @eihwin-
bi9fcit bon Is ODER 20 Vteilen Die
Stnnbe, ais er lid Der Bride
nGbcrtc. Ter ipe5ieae 9efebl Der
Giienbabn 8erpaltilng, ale 3iise
nor DER Bride ansubolter, mag Die.
ielbe oiien iein ooer nift, lit ausen.
ideinlid, ignorirt iporOer. Ger
3ug itiir3te IN Die Siefe. Solpobl
Der 2ofomotipiiibrer mie Der SDeiscr
entoeften Die ofiene Bride an ipdt,
Inn ben 3us anbalten 5u fcnnen. Die
2uftbremiem ipnroen gc5ogen, arbei.
tetcn aber nidlt gut genlig. 1te Dem
llngliif iolgenoe S5ene mar eine iln.
ihreiblid)e. Ins Sflreien Der sfan'
ner, fSrauen rno ainber. Die oem Gr'
trinfen nohe iparen, lpar erlhiltterno
iuto lie orGngten lid aus ben thcil'
neiie i'm Waiier liegenoen @agei
ilno trieben I'M 5lulie. Gie .llnpcr'
lesten Eoiioeiere eilten loiort 5ul
9fcttrne Der IN ben Wngen eirgc'
ipcrrten Yaiiasiere berbei, gtorioll
nnb Yortsmoutb ipnroen benadrih
tist uno slerSte auf einem Silis5ugt
geihidt.
8iele 2eute in Der 9t1be eilten mad
Der llneliiditelle ilno balicn bel oei
giettins. Die Yerleeten muroer
na6 Der goihuns oes 9olmoonimes
qebradt iino bort BON Mer5ten in 9e
bonolung genommen. Iie Soto
motipe Iiegt polllt1noig i'm @aiicr
nid,t einlnaI Der Shornitein lit iibt
bar. Ter Wagen, Der 3iinGhit Der
ielben mar, lit ebeniaqs poaitdnois
nit WaIIer bcoeft iino Die Sootei
fonnen MIR burd) Saiiber iinter Der
g9asen berallsscbolt weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Madcm einem Snmmen streidl.
Cincinnati. O., is. sius

GImcinnatt, o, Is. Iug.
Grnit u. @rabam iino sllpa Gain
beiinSen ii6 in fritiihem 3uitanoe;
INN 6lobe 81 pertreibem bobcn lie
ibren aorpcr nit elmer besiniisirten
6liiiiigfeit einserieben. Seitoem
ooS erite &egiment aus Sifsburg,
@fiii.. Suriidfebrte. bat Die 5lobplose
iiberbano acnommen, uno Die beiNen
periuhtcn. lid Die 6lobe ailI Die an
gesebene @eiie POM Salle ou
lfoiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Snnsersnutb in Spanien.
% d b 10, 13. y

9ic 2nse in ben Yrooinsen ninlmt
iniolae bcs an Snnaersnotb grensen.
Den 3uitnnoes in Sablreiden glderban
betreibenoen Iiltriften einen eeiabr.
brobenben Gbarnfter an Gepeihen
aus Wfalaqd melher, nab in ienem
Tiitrift 5000 @rbeiter auBer geid)af.
tialng iino unh ben NSrinuibcfis be.
oroben. .Sn oen 8emeinbrn .Sun.
guerra. sllo3aina ino Yisnra limb Die
geboroen auber Stanoe. Die nnbct-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
SIM 0eridjtsiaal.
Berlin. IS. Aua

V'e IT.. 10. NUU.
Ginen tragiiden Serlouf nabm
cine @erihtsperbanollng in Srier.
Gin in einem Gro5eiie als Sadper-
il1noieer gelnOcner Siihlenmaher
bantirte ein @eluehr 10 iinooriihtig,
oaB es licb entluo. Gie 2aoung
orang Dem llngliiflifen in Die
grult imo cr peribieo auf Der Stelle.
Inter Den slmpeienoen entitono cine
Tanif, bod botte oieic Sum @liid
feline perhdnsniBpoaen Solgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
llnsliidlid5er Eager.
9erIin. IS. slut

9erlin Is. slug.
garon Sped BON Sternbure, elm
Yrnoer oes beutihen 9otihniters in
@aibinston. bot auf ben 0iitern bes
@rafen bon Der Shulenburs bel
gfeuaattersleben einen ipeiblihel
@ilberer mir einen Sirib angclcbet
,mo erifoiien. Ter Baron bat iid
oen @eboroen geitelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
g eoria. SSn.. I.

", NSh., IL. stuS'
SRI. @iinnie Qarnoban begiiig ge-
iiern in 8erntont, 81, Selbitmoro,
inbem iie lid, bon einem Eerionen.
Sliae Der Ynrlinstou gahn iiberfah.
reu lieB. ,3nr ielben 3eit nabm iih
Burr Mithea. elm angeiebener aalif.
mann Der senannten Stobt, oaS Se-
ben, inbem er lib in Staae er.
b1ngie. Gr mar iriiber Goitmeiiter
pom Termont.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Mmcrifa. a.Yeimd).

Voiem YreiiBen, II. slns.
/. Mfrbrere Yfiiglieoer Der fonis-
liden slnliebllnss Gpmtmiiiion ba.
ben Den geicbl erbalten. Die Ser.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

The basket ball match which was to have come off tomorrow night will be played at the Gymnasium this even ing. The reason for the change is in the fact that the University of Arizona players arrived here last evening, anu by playing tonight will be enabled to get home tomorrow instead of Sun- day.
 The visitors are in charge of Prof. o. A. Rates, of the University. They will line up for the game tonight as follows: Forwards, Eaddell, Levy; center, Brown; guards, Steward and Bradford; substitute. Thatcher.
 The party came here from Morenci, where it defeated the basket ball team of that city by score of 42 to 39.
 In the game with Bisbee, Morenci was defeated by a score of 29 to 13. Consequently followers of the sport here look for a close contest between the teams which will meet tonight. In this latter Bisbee will line up as fol- lows: Forwards, Holden and Houl- ton; center, Soule and Raft; guards, Brown and Jackson.
 After the game a dance will be giy- en at which the members of the visit ing team will be the guests of honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

The school bond election falling on next Monday has as yet failed to arouse sufficient discussion on the streets to allow forming any accurate judgment as to what disposal taxpay- CTS will make of the question.
 To aid in the creation of interest the school trustees have prepared a circular letter which will tomorrow be sent to every property taxpayer in the city, these only being entitled to vote on Monday. The circular reads as follows:
 Bisbee, Ariz., Feb. 10, 1905. To the Patrons of the Public Schools: Inclosed please find ballot for spe- cial election to be held Monday, Feb ruary goth, at the Fire House on Main street. The ballot explains itself.
 The necessity for this election is ap- parent to all who have visited the Central building and have observed its crowded condition. Our present build ing is a menace to the health of the children as it is poorly lighted, heat ed, and ventilated, and the nature of it's structure makes it a fire trap. Its ten rooms, which according to the best authority on school matters, should ac- commodate not over forty pupils to the room or 400 in all, are compelled to seat 650 pupils, or an average of over 60 pupils to the room. In fact, two of our rooms have an enrolment of 137 and S9 respectively, necessitat- ing half day sessions in the first and overcrowding in the second. No teacher can do justice to so many. Poor work will inevitably result from such oYercrowding.
 We have considered the subject from all sides. Another story can not be added to our present building, as the adobe walls would not support the added weight, and additions to the present structure is equally impossi- ble, as a glance will show. We have already been forced to turn away many pupils from the lower grades, and the rapid growth of the city indi- cates that it will be impossible to ac- commodate the increase next fall. | The bonds, running over period of ten years, will entail but a slight addi- tionai tax, estimated at not more than forty cents on the hundred dollars.
 Please give the above your careful consideration, and express your decis ion by casting your ballot, Monday Feb. 20.
 Respectfully yours.
 H. NJ. WOODS, Chairman.
 s. W. CLAWSON.
 l. w. WALLACE, Clerk.
 Trustees of District No. 2
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
BETTER BUFFET SERVICE
BENSON TRAIN IN THIS MORNING WILL CARRY 4 NEW
 CAR.
Latter Will Afford Service Equal to That on Any Short Run in the West-Dffieult Track Building Fin ished-Railroad Notes.

Conductor Purcell, of and 4, will come into town this morning with a buffet car fresh from the shops and as handsome and comfortable as any thing on the main line hooked to the rear end of his train.
 The car is the old No. r of the buff fet service. She has been practically rebuilt from the ground up. In do- ing their work the builders put on the steam limit to make the job an ex- ceedingly handsome one. It is declar- ed the new service will be as attract i've to travellers as anything afforded in the west. The crew of the train enters into the spirit of the thing, ana will assist with making of the decided popularity that it is determined the buffet service en the run shall have. This popularity has been well ground ed with the old car that has been do- ing service and with the luxurious new service at the same price to the public there is no doubt that the ob- ject aimed at will be attained. Any how, Bisbee will, beginning today, have as handsome and well equipped a buffet car coming in daily as is op- ersted on any short run in the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
THE oRNpoRFF HOTEL.

M paso is entertaining maRy Of the people from Bisbee. Douglas. Can nea, and surrounding towns. It is suggested that when in the Pass CltJ they try the Orndorff hotel It has Handsomely furnished roomz is so pleasantly situated on the Plaza, and the cuisine of the highest class, that visitors will be thoroughly sat. lsfisd with thet- visit to the Orndorff.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
DERSONALxx l MENTION

A. J. McDermott and wife were wis itors in the city yesterday from Doug las.
 Miss Bertha Reed left yesterday for a visit with her sister at Fl Paso.
 Arthur Conway has returned to the city from a several days visit at Cana nea with his brother.
 Mrs. E. P. Foster is a visitor in the city from Cananea on a shopping mis. sion.
 Mrs. Arthur Hurd, of Benson, is here for visit with friends in Tomb stone canyon.
 Mrs. James Kenny is reported crit. ically i'll with pneumonia. MT. Ren- ny has just recovered from an attack of the same trouble Warren Cameron, of Douglas, is a business visitor ia the city.
 Mark Wertz, of Paradise, is busi. ness visitor in the city. He reports continued activity at that camp.
 John Homeyer left yesterday for Cananea on a prospecting trip.
 Mrs. Moreno and children returned to the city last evening from a visit at Los Angeles. Wm. Mcdaniel was in town yester day on business from Moctezuma can yon.
 Rev. Dr. Smiley, widely known evangelist. formerly of Philadelphia is expected to arrive in the city Thurs i day of next week He comes here tC conduct evangelist!c services under the auspices of the Presbyterian church.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
FIT FOR THE CONTEST.
Varney Trained to Fine Form-Many
 Coming 1t Is Believed.

Sid varney is doing some hard training. As a result, his splendid form is a matter of comment among those who have knowledge of those things. They look for him to un- doubtedly put up a hard contest, one that will give the best of them plenty to think about and no time to waste in gazing at the crowd. Consequent ly there is considerable Varney money coming out, particularly since the seeming prevalence of cold feet with reference to the local man was called to attention.
 Varney is doing a couple of mile run every day, and taking gymnasium work on the side He thrives under the severe course he is putting hint self through and gives assurance in his condition that he will be able to stand up to tremendous work when he goes on the mat.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

4 horse attached to a milk wagon frightened in front of the Medigovich store yesterday. It ran from Brew cry to the corner, and then turned up the subway. It was stopped at Main street before damage was done further than the spilling along the way of six cans of milk.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
Spur Completed.

Contractor Caples left yesterday with six cars of materials and work men for Fl Paso, having finished con- struction of the new spur to the L. S. & P. The latter piece of work was one of the most difficult ever attempt ed in the camp, much of the roadbed having to be cut through solid rock. Trains are now operating on the new spur.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
THE LEADER IN CHAMPAGNE.

Statistics show an export of 131 ,330 cases of G. H. Mumm's Champagne, the highest record ever made. This is due to the remarkable quality of Mumm's Extra Dry now imported.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

Visitors Come From Morenci, Where They Defeated That City's Team. Contest Here Tonight Is Expected to Prove Close.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

SEWING MAcHINES-For sale, rent, or repaired at the IXL Variety Store, 39 Brewery Ave. Phone 1S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

WANT TO RENT-Furnished or part ly furnished four or five rooms, cen trally located. Box 570.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
HE WHO CHOOSES TWO HAREs
 CATCHES NEITHER.

 A good argument in support of our principles of conducting q "A SAFE PLACE TO TRADE" for Men. Goods of only standard and reliable makes. at as legitimate prices as sold in any city.
 l don't believe there's an intelligent man who believes he can get a $50 or $40 article for S15. yet people have tried 10 get one to believe so. of we're safe, you're safe.) " Burt & Packard" shoes. calf or kid. s4.0O.
 "Burt 6 Packard" shoes, patent leather, $500.
 "Selz" shoes with their Sole of Honor" make your feet glad, S3.5O, s4.0O.
 A. E. NettIeton's Mems Fine shoes, $500 to 5000.
 Working Shoes, that1l stand work ing in, $500 to sl.00.
 Men only (sometimes}.
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION
OCCURS MONDAY, BUT HAS so FAR AROUSED SMALL
 DISCUSSION.

Trustees Giving Facts of Situation as 1t Stands-Put in Circular Form for Distribution Among Those Entitled to Vote.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
BASKET BALL TONIGHT

UNIVERSITY TEAM IN THE CITY FOR BOUT WITH THE BIS
 BEE BOYS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
Railroad Notes.

F. L. Wilson, late of the Douglas aid at Don Luis. Fitzgerald goes to Playas to be operator.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

Naquin & Co. pay the largest price for second hand furniture.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

Roadmaster Sibley has been reliev- ed of fifty miles of the track hereto fore in his territory, from Rodeo to Douglas. MT. Sibley now only has the track between Douglas and Benson, taking in Bisbee. The heavy work on the Bisbee spur gave more work than one man could well look after, with the track between Douglas and Rodeo. E. D. Scanlon now has charge of the grade between Douglas and Fl Paso, including the Deming branch.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

c. A. Brown, train dispatcher of the Southwestern, yesterday finished four days trip over the road, looking after the repairs of the track which was softened by the recent rains in many places, requiring considerable work to put it back into its normal condition. Mir. Brown reports that after today the trains will all resume their regular schedule. The grade between Silver creek siding and Chiricahua siding has been raised four inches and ballasted, the work now being practically complete.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

COAL, MOORE 6 co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-17

ries Observation Parlor Cafe Cars, between Fl Paso and Benson. Drawing Room Sleeping Cars be-
 Fl Paso and Benson, Parlor Cafe W. P. MNAIR, Bisbee, Arizona 2
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-12
AUSTIN SIMS coMPLIMENTED.
r. 3. Board Presents Him With Beau
tifuI 32nd Degree Masonic Charm.

Browns cigar store at Twentieth street
and Second avenue was the scene of
happy incident yesterday morning when,
In the presence of few members of the
Masonic order Austin Sims, whose voca-
ton is storytelling and whose avocation
is cigar selling, was presented with an
exceedingly beautiful 32nd degree Masonic
double eagle watch charm by r. b. Board
the manager of the birmingham Natato-
rum and past chancellor commander of
the Dirigo-Hines lodge of this city.
Austin was leaning over the counter
little after 10 O'Clock talking to some one
about George AIDE and other humorists
when in came Mr.. Board, accompanied
by a few friends. They beckoned Austin
to one side, and Mr.. Board, In a neat
little speech. highly complimentary Of
the genial story teller, presented Mr..
Sims the exquisite gift.
For once in his life Austin Sims was
speechless, but only for a moment. The
surprise of the thing was so complete
that he was quite taken aback but with
his usual urbaneness he recovered himself
quickly, and those nearby heard some
thing like II wish | could adequately ex-
press in words the feeling of gratefulness
awakened in me, Mr.. Board by this
gracious courtesy of yours etc. etc.
etc. In the evening Mr. Sims was initiated
as a member of the Mystic Shrine.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-12
ROBERT S, LEAGUE
GRAND COMMANDER
Officers Are Elected by Knights
TempIar
TO MEET NEXT IN GADSDEN
Officers and Visiting sir Knights View
the City From Trolley Cars.
conelave Has Been Very
Successful.
10 MEET NEXT IN GADSDEN

The annual conclave of the grand COM
mandery of the knights Templar, which
met in this city Wednesday. came to a
close yesterday morning after electing
officers for the ensuing year and deciding
upon the next place of meeting.
The next conclave will be held at Gads-
den on the second Wednesday in May.
1906.
The following officers were elected at
the meeting yesterday morning:
Robert s. league. Montgomery, r. e.
Grand commander; Thomas II. Mattocks.
New Decatur, V. E. deputy grand com
mander; Walter Smith, Tuscaloosa. E.
grand generalissimo; Edward S. Gatchell,
Selma, E. grand captain general Stewart
Mcqueen, Montgomery. e. grand prelate;
William o. Snyder, Birmingham, e. grand
senior warden; Charles r. Patterson. Bir-
mingham, E. grand Junior warden: Fran
els M. Stillwell, Selma, f. grand treas
urer; George A. Beauehamp. Montgomery,