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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-14
Headquarters Silver Party County ce6
trail Committee.
Carson City, Nevada

carson City, NOve0A 90
At . meeting Of the Ormsby County
Silver Party Central Committee. he's
1t Carson City. Nevada. septembr
1. 1904. 1t was ordered that the CosntS
Convention, be held at the Dl06tef
Court room, Carson City. Nsva6a, =
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER n. 1914
at 10 o'clock q. M.
for the purpose of nominating EhS
county ticket to be voted for q ~
general election to be held Tuesday.
the sth day Of November. 1904. co.
sisting Of: ,g..a ~,
Three members Of the Assembly. .
Sheriff and ex-ofncio Asoessoe.
Recorder and Auditor.
County Clerk and Treasures.
District Attorney and Superintsnl.
ent OF schools.
County Commissioner, long term.
County Commissioners, short term.
Justice Of the Peace. Carson Town.
ship.
Constable, Carson Township.
Justice Of the Peace. Empire Towa'
ship.
Constable. Empire Township.
Also the appointment Of . County
Central Committee and the traHaactaon
Of such other business as may prop
erly come before the convention.
The basis of representation shall be
as follows: Carson Is, Empire ,.
Total, 81.
cARsoN-Polling place. Curry En-
CINE House. Judges-E. James. 0eo.
B. Cowing, Peter Hansen. VIM. Heiden-
reich.
.MPIRE-Poiling place, Onion Hall.
Iudees-Peter Hahn, Joe Stevens AMI
RotN. D$scH Ir
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-14

ANNUAL Statement
Of the Moscow Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Moscow, Russia.
CAPITAL (paid up
/, Assets .$l ,OS9 1S2 20
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15

BiruiihEhhn. Ala. SoV it--lfanap
tz.s vale. ased - yssry Did a
Ggeeuvlis saisrsay highL oEe - tks
a. iest msa 10 ts- state. sh1 one q ~
30 pTsrrTraf tIs sever Eege risne
~. had roos ast efttelh "a ~ tms
~ hia gtais. $40 RAJ 80 Sus fesl q
niae1s lEfeg tis ne Es9. va 90 "a
q p-llu q - fasf ~ 80 ~ hEn
80 several , afs - tis loaef Hla. gai
ris..aT rtgtsm q eft0 pag.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
OoTHAM'a HORSE SHOW OPENS,
Prince Louis Of BSttsnburs viii Be
Guest OF Honor.

New York, Nov, 1.-THE twenty
first annual exhibition Of the National
Horse snow association which opened
IN Madison Square garden today was
larger Ia point OF number OF entries to
Be shown than any previous ahOw and
also Of unusual social importance,
With LOO entries to be judged
which is $50 more than were shown
last year, and with the presence OF
Prince Louis OF BattenburE, Admiral
Of the visiting British feet, the great
horse show Was expected 10 become to.
night greater social event than ever.
Prince Louis Is expected 20 arrive at
the show tonight after spending an
hour or more At Cnney Island with the
fraterniEIng sailors OF the American
and British fleets, and In honor OF his
expected coming the opening day took
on an international air,
Festoons Ut British and American col
ors were In evidence everywhere. and
the box set aside for the prince ana HIS
party over the main entrance was lib.
orally decorated IN the cOlors Of the
two nations, Ordinarily Friday night
Is considered the most important Of
the week from a social point Of view
but owSg to The intended visit OF
Prince louis tonight II was expected
that the opening night would witness a
gathering OF social leaders and q die
play OF expensive clothing RHd.SoWe.ry'
rarely before exceeded even when 80
clety IL rs much on show az the horses,
Premiums NgreGatlng more than tS1,
900 were offered for the pick OF the
horses on show. The largest oxhib
itor IL w. H. More, who has i0l on.
tries In IS classes,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
rAE INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.
ls still on Before Legislative Commit
Tee o. New York.

Noo W INV NotNs
New York, Nov. 14.-Statements Of
an entirVly new and interesting char
aeter are looked for. says the Tribune
when JAMES Ha1en Hyde takes the
witness stand before the legislative
insurance committee this week. De
spite the nature Of the Hendricks and
Eric reports and the many disclosures
that have been made since the Eqult.
able imbroglio began, Mr.. Hyde is eE.
pected to cause at least one sensation
% his testimony. John r. Hagaman,
president OF the Metropolitan Ates 1t Is
believed. win take the stand When the
committee resumes Its sessions this
morning. Haley Fiske will probably
follow Mr.. HagemRn Mr.. Hyde, Il
was said yesterday, will begin his testi-
mouy tomorrow. Al the result Of this
testimony. Jacob H. schiR may be re
called to the staRd
The Equitable Witnesses will include
likewise, Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew.
General Louis Fitzgerald. Edward II.
Hartman. Gae r Tarbell and George
T. Wilson. It Is said that the commit
tee will make a formal request to Pres.
ident Mccall, Of the New York Life,
that Judge" Hamilton return to this
country and state this year, Appar'
entity, the commlttee>iS still unable to
discover the whereabouts OF A. l.
Fields and Thomas d. Jordan. the ex.
comptroller OF the Equitable.
Mr.. Fields at last accounts In Cali.
fornia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
NEGRO CONFESSED
TO HHNOUS CRIME
Pleaded Guilty 20 ASSaulting
White Woman Near Atlantis
WILL HANG ON DEcEMOER 0rA
The Large Crowd Which SurFouRdadV
the Court House Was Quiet and Or,
DERBY and Seemed Satisfied with tho
Outcome Of Trial.

Atlanta, Nov Ito the intense
surprise Of the great crowd OF speCta,
tors the court, and Solicitor Hnl. Jim
Walker, the negro arralguod for trial
before Jurge Roam Monday morning
on the charge Of having orimlnAlly ~
sNuted Mrs, q, w, Moore, at Brook
wood last Thursday two weeks ago.
pleaded guilty to tho indictment.
Perhaps he doesn't understand" re-
marked Solicitor Hll, after tho inilct,
ment had been read to the prisoner.
ooh, yet, ho does" replied Judge
Van Epps, Of Walkers counsel. HE
has confessed"
Walker himself reiterated the con.
fcRsion, and aflcr his counsel had OK
planned to Oho court the EFFORT II had
made In the negro's behalf, aud how Il
bad urged hie not to confess, having
pointed out that he would be hanged,
and the negro still persisted, Walker
reiterated hls confession when he stool
before Judge Roam.
Judge Roam then sentenced Walker
10 hang On December 3. HO spoke Of
the splendid way that the spectators
had restrained themselves. aud how
quickly Justice had been moted out,
Throughout Walker, or BrlCc. showed
no emotion, While seated his head
hunR over Imply on bis shoulder. ~
his counsel explained, he was perfect
y duh Bnd stupid. The import Of tho
Judges terrible words seemingly made
no impression.
STR and Mrs Moore sat through tho
trial Mrs, Moore was heavily velleI,
and showed kornly tho effects Of the
terrible ordeal she had bosn through
Neither Mr., Moore nor hla sons, CHA
and john made any sort ~ demOastrA
ton. Thoy pronounced themselves ~
Cmlnently satisfied
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
REPORT OF AsiArlc CHOLERA.
Health and Marine Hospital Service
tissues Bulletin on Same.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Public
health and marine hospital service IN
It's bulletin this week has report on
Asiatio cholcra IN Europe, The fol
lowing is an excerpt from itS Berlin
adylcos:
The official reports fran Russia 10
collected by the imperial German Dc
psrtment OF health. Indicate = remark
able increase In the number Of eases
OF cholera IA the districts immediate
ly Joing tho Russian German frontier
The measures taken by tho seRCrai
health authorities seem 10 have The Do
sired effect. and q focus 10 obliterhted
very soon after lla establishment by
their prompt and Vigorous action Ia
view Of the fact that eaolera ln IN
creSsinG In Russia In the provinces I'D
Joining East Prussia and 0ailuia and 10
the districts which are drnlBed BY the
ViGiula and which are indirect water
Communication with Prussia. constant
vigilance Will be necessary on the part
Of the German authorities 90 prevent
Felhfectloa Of Prussia. TAs ease
vita Whloh lufeCtioa might b. intro
duoed and The difficulty Of the problem
facsd By the Germans can be best Ap
preclaisd BY . careful stady Of the map
Of southVeaterud Russia. Galioia an
Prussia"
The report adds nat ne German
aahltarY ofioeFS are doing Spigalid
W0Fk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15

BostHa. Nov if.-B8peFintehdshf d
PSlics VILLAS Pieroe shd Calsf IN
spsci0F Wsiliam y. Watts. won't 70 A.
bany. ~. r. yesterday bearing I'm
them ne papers hecesaaTy f0r Zoe 81
tradition ~ william ~ Howard sad
tlonis u. Crawford. vho are uRdsr ~
rest 10 NsW York city ehafEeA Elth
somglieiiy n tie death 81 sssan Gsafy
ths yietim ~ ne suit ease Tragedy
Ths Dgsi6a officials will present ne
faguisitiea 10 Governor HlgGina tails
E0FuinG ana vi probably start fof
kgw t0Fk II tas afisuOoa seaaFalha
- H1e'1a ulth IN Bnn9bsr t0mmFgW
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
CONCERNED ABOUT sITUArIoN
Administration at Washington viii
Thoroughly Investigate.

AdRi abstraction at Washington viii
Thoroughly Investigate.
New York, Nov. IA Tribune dis
patch from Washington says:
More concern 10 felt by the admin
istratIou regarding the general situa-
ton Of affairs In China than is under.
stood by the American people,
In spite Of the assurance which Sir
Chentung Lang Cheug, the Chinese
ministef, ENrs n A-upssch ~ ChicaEs
Saturday night that his government
and itB subjects were naturally most
favOrabIy inclined" towards Americans
and Secretary Root has deemed II ad-
visable TO warn the authorities ut Pc
kin against further propaganda. such
as THAI which/Was observed during the
boycott agitation. 10 impress the M.
tlves OF the southern provinces In one
OF which I'VE American missionaries
we're murdered some days ago. Rear
Admiral Train, commander n chief
OF the AslatIc fleet. L collecting q
strong force In the vicinity Of Canton.
He cabled the state department saiur.
day that he had Ieft SHANGHAI with the
battiesnip Ohio and the transport Gen.
eral AadL which has marines on
board
A general uprising against foreign.
era such A. occurred during TIE Boa
sr outbreak 10 not appTehended. But
the boycott movement. initiated Last
summer. has gained such headWay TIA
u has been found almost impossibis
to check q.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
Nathan Owen 30, Presaem.

B0stoa, Nov. ll.-MOFFOs Nathan.
who was arrested two weeks ago 20
day IN Piushurg in connection Nfth
TIE death In this cry Of SasaBBa
Gesry. ne Cambridgo chorus giTt. wa
givtn his freedom IN the municipal
court today Tho reason fur thia &c
tion vas that TIE grand Jugy which hiss
confiisrpd III the phases growing cot
o. The Gsary grin death. and Whic5
Indicted four psrs0ua, fa1ied 10 ma aay
inictment against him. Nafhan unn
Subeoenasd 20 sFpeaf a. the trial a.
the persons Wto have beta inlletsf
as one Of the imgortani witnsasea The
tensFal charge o. nbortion hsl,ihnt Ne
Leod vas quashei IN ne district eDuFg
today. siaes ;he Erand jar already
disposed o. ;ae ease - repgFtlna aHI
inaic,mehi eAHgEisg accessory bsiagt
nsd after The fasl 10 ne deatk ~ MissI
GoaFy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15

Colonial hotel. and headed By a mon.
s9teF hand OF l2S pleOaa. made up .ol
Federated musicians in Pittsburg, they
SEARCHED through the principal streets
20 the place Of meeting.
Az President GOmpers and Second
Vice President John Mitchell entered
the hall there was prolonged applause.
"A few minutes later President Com
pors raped for order.
Mr.. GOmpers said the convention
promised to be important as well as
lively. He would not take on any
important questions likely to come up,
saying they should not DO decided by
him in the meeting. II IL held thar
President Gompers Is out for reelec.
ttOn. and II Is generally believed that
be will be successful. The majority OF
che other officers are as candidates for
Offices.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
clalma Do ID klnn,a 4slr.

Chicago. Nov. It--Jas ord. oftAh
city. elaima 70 be tho great Efaadsou
o. George ~ Of England and MFs
haha emith Fiizhsrbort whose mar
Fiags vas shown 70 b. valid by papers
which veFs opened IN LOhd0a last nj
tay. declared ioday that hs would take
steps % claim D share IN tie sstats
Shleh. u is elaimsi vas lslt 81 Kins
George and Mp FtzbefbeFt. W.. ORD
estimates thgf Dss valus 0i the estate
% ft2s60aN ilis tiils 10 ne estate
he says. Hes thfouga hia father. who
- ths aole snrvtVins 900 u o. . son u
Niag Ge0FEs aad Mss F1tshsFbsrt. via
cane 70 this county % 1910
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15

M0Hieo CiiY. Nov tt--hilsrs pre-
Oct % simpoftAli9u Oh q lAfEs scale
~ wheat from me Tinted 1atea.
wheat c0atinass dear aad corn Il hgA-
90 thsa fgf q l08E time. Co;y0n - 90
EanssnE Last pears e0,tSa erOp pro1s
lses ~ b. about 90003 bs;ss. There
tas been a basHay afVsace tn rae
yfsia u foyfaae fsesiSts. which 10 an
iafallfbls isaeH 10 rbs e0n4ltion q sea-
erni kHsinam Cusl0ma oqlleoti0aa
eoBiinus heayxs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15

Madrid. Nov. If.-4The munieipai
siaciious thFouEAo1t Ne e0untry -
tqgtsg rssulisd fayofatiy % fhs Egy.
efuweaf but the Hepstiieang sh0v -
sTessed Haatovisiss - uraaY peiata Ths
gneuii o. Maari1 va twsaiy-oaa rsy
efumeatsaN eTs Rspgbneaza art tuo
soS1aEsls Tae po,ies HrTrslst Gsfg
rsssa Eeeltoa gEsugs ooeurrs1
s Vra B,aea TaS ur1FaFfp
BEE uae fsegsg teEaT oafrr o fss
q GO rssci s1,ustocas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
PETROLEUM OUTPUT INCREASES
TSrritory West Of MIsSlSsIppI River
Publishes Greatest Amount.

Washington. Nov lt.--AccordlnG 20
q report issued By the geological sur.
Vey the total output Of crude petro
ieum In the United states In 1904 was
III ,O6s. t2i barrels The total value Of
all the petroleum marketed 10 The Init
ed Statse In 1904 Is ti0i 40. i66. Tae
gain over the production OF 1903 was
l6802.0st barrels In quantity and
1910. ti6 % value For the first time
IN the petroleum history the quantity
Of oil produced west Of the Mississippi
river was greater than that produced
east OF that river
New pools Vorc discovered durihg
1905 IN Texas. California. Kansas. In.
dian Territory and Oklahoma Terri.
tory and many eI'enaions we're made
70 ire Oli Aelds
An immense section. beginning in|
southeastern Kansas and eKtsndlHsI
a0ulhWestEurd into hOrthern Ihdian
territory and otls ouiA. nov over iso
milss N lsngth and afty miles In width
vas proved 70 b. looaiiy productive a
peir0ieum and uhiuFais 50 To ~
pogt says thar sil iudlcatioha point ID
~ ineFeaAR 10 ths prOeaetion n %
trolsum 10 the United 9laies fOE q ~
Fies u yeaFs Tto Increased demand
Coz pstrolsum In trla eoaHtry - aiiFib !
utod 20 he use Of hat sftiels IN auto /
mObiles.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15

DashOn. Ga, Nov tG-Tafss nsgruss
Clia foEc1. Jaha iSsk sad Hop hat
ARin. ESCAPED from lss Terrell eosatG
laii 500 tins 6srinx lsst higbL wiz
sams pgfs - mFtai eonttssaee. faft
Wat eaas0l bsf8.t. lssy tooSeafa fEe
irga sFsfiur ~ ihsir eslis fFom 80
cewsst aosr asi 'atssqgsHiig faa as
esssiLg taFoaEa . lA.ek hriek gaH
Tse,f eseaPs go sEsessd - g1isfif
ass q Waa ~ discovered u1fil ths
isiitB eslFFsf ~ go.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
FlvE HUNDRED GIRLS STRIKE.
They Quit Work Because che Firm Dis
eharned 300 Male Worsara.

charged 300 Male Workers.
Philadelphia. Nov. l4.--A peculiar
strike went into effect today AZ the
Bhirt Making establishment Of Tull.
man Bros. 4 Fagsn when 500 girls
decided 70 quit work because the arm
Dad virtually discharged 900 male EN-.
ployes.
Last Tuesday about 100 girls en-
uiOyed 10 making button holes and
.elROves stopped work because the arm
gof1sed their demands for more pay.
Anatead Of granting the demand Il is
0aid the hTm suspended the remaining
40 SeamstTesses and the 900 male en-
bioyes via the uliimatum that they
nOuid return 10 work upoa inducing tie
nee striking girls 70 resume
This arrangement did not meet With
ne approval q the strikers.
On Saturday TIE arm hotifod aii ne
Namaie employees 20 Fetpfn 70 Work thls
1aoEninG Taip n0tics y girls nay vas
Uot sent 10 ne men. and ~ menberyI
% ne ahirt nakerg iocal uni0a so. Ell
Asid imppapta msesiaEs aud decided
q 0uIt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15

New York. Nov. li--Ltilo Louise
Beatrice, daughter ~ ~, Ahd MFa.
John Chadwlck ~ Ninth avsnuo. has
the distraction ~ being me principal
Of tho hFat christening 10 oociif on ne
Drake. flagship Of Prince Louis o. nat
ttnburE, Louis beatrice ~ siE weeks
oil. and abe cried Justify en- uacaa.
seious Of the honor conferred on hoF
bOta In The christening ard IN the fact
that she vas Eiven the names OF tle
Two sisters ~ the kiaE TIE Chrsteu.
ina vas celebrated yesterday 10 ths
gun roam Of ths SlHiaeh amidships
of The aiarhoafd battery. Prince fguis
vas 10 have stood % as godfather. but
his sunday Was 90 fui % social On
EaEsmsnts that ~ tas last moment ~
bad - decline and he coEsWalu. AibsH
Aaans. Was godfather IN bic stead.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15

WashinEi0a. NOV. it,-The cato &c.
tisambiihR stAia,s sas aphsld 10 %
eplnioa habaod 8oun % che rapFems
eouFt a. ~ Csu~d 9,aiss today b
Justice BoekhaH ths ease " ~
ilam Masvin vsTs8s heEs frost ne
sasa lnVeiVsd ihs eooalgailoaaiiiT -
tAa laW % tbe revised glefulea u ohic
haihohgiEe aBy pereoE Nc toses b.
noney a gassblinG - bfi1g aaif 81 ~
FgooseFy. krs rrput b 90 wife o.
Ffaak Treut an NsYtia. ~ 0Eaeg q
. bafieiAg 10 FreiaY. o. 81 ubie6
FSank Traat is steeG - hafe ~
tS.aG5 o. oaa necsaioB as4 lt7at a.
anmkag HH Tsost EaeI ur6sT isf
ssAfs ag 70 Tse0ref. an1 pas fiyes
is1Eueut ~ ~ tfiai fasif "a
in1rasm va aartairo1 50 ~ sfau
gsrnems cog1 rsl t1taY'G o5ifiou eos
nFuof a. Gfaaisa - hssh ~ ihg,f
sgaHs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
SCARCITY OF MONEY
ALAR AZ STREET
Stocks Tahaas Tumble On 40
count Of Report.
APPEAL TO SEcRErARY SHAW
He Hes Not Vet pSeldsd to Come to
Relief q Money MSrks, at Present
and VIII oNly 20 20 To Protect BuS.
InsSa lNtsrssta

New York. Nov 14.-Tho disclosure
Of the dencit In the bank reserve
shown In Saturdays bank statement re.
suited In a fevsrIsh stock market %.
day and in the early dealings there
were declines Of from ! to 734, the
latter Delaware, LaskaNNna and West.
eru. A number OF others lost q to
eau money was nigner today,
30 per cent being bId before II o'clOck
At that time II was reported that the
banks had lost &sSSOOO TO the sub
treasury since last Friday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15

Washington, Nov. l4,-secrctary
shaw has not yet decided to come TO
the relief Of Ii emory market, lie au'
th6rixeB the statement that he will not
interfere unleas convinced that busI.
ness interests are likely 10 suffer. Thus
far no productive business interest,
man ufacturer. transporter merchant or
banker has asked II. He will not como
to the relief OF speculation, Should
any business concern be- denied de-.
served credit at reasonable rates, the
secretary wants to know the facts. lie
believes the majority Of New York
loans are still made al or below G per
cent. Call money and speculation long
time money, In other worda. market
money. a. distinguished from custom
err money, "a higher
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-15
LABOR HOSTS IN
ANNUAL MEETING
American Federation Of Labor
Meets at PittsburE.
MANY DELEoATEs ARE PREsENT

BamvsI OOWPoru, President Of the
Body, viii Preside over lie DoIIbOF-
stlOns-sovoral Important Questions
VIII BE Discussed.
PittsburE. Nov. 14.-old cit yhHH was
crowded today when Samuel Gompers
called the FedOFNtiOn Of Labor to or.
der Cor the opening Of the silver an
nlVeEsAry Of the organization. All the
A6laGatss representing every state In
'ths union, Canada, England and other
foreign countries were in their seats.
and all the available space outside
was utilised BY visitOra. The hall was
tastetily and deliberately decorated.
Shortly before the convention was
called TO OVder the delegates assem-
oiled about the headquarters in the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21


 The Dixie canyon bunch of Mexican bandits to which atteation Msss called in the 2eyiew last week. aa1 which q party of ..a2eIs 'assr enGt ayOreu tc apprehend, without success. it has been ascertained broke away in the direction of Nogales.
 The Mexicans who were wanted are supposed to have gotten wind in some way of the coming of the officers. At any rate they pulled out of the camp in Dixie canyon on the morning of the day the officers arrived there, Par ties who saw them leave say that they took a direct line for Nogales, where they probably crossed the. line. to hide until the trouble at hand blew over. In regard to the canyon as. ren- desvouz for desperate characters, Wm. Davis, an old time resident who owns ranch in the neighborhood, said yes terday that it was the worst hole of its kind in the county. if not in the ter ritory. Desperadoes and bad char acters seek safe hiding there when ever they get into trouble in this sec ton of the Southwest. It is said that one Mexican who escaped from the officers in the round up of the men implicated in the Maurer murder and the Mcdonald home raid got away through flight to this camp, later be- ing smuggled from it by ways of the lower end of the Huachucas into Mex ico.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

sTbe storm which began in the city Oh "Wednesday, and at an early hour this morning, is still doing business, had brought rainfall amounting to ? inches up to last evening.
 This precipitation, added to that of the two previous storms. brings the total rainfall in the city since the first of the year to better than six inches. As much rain in the first two months of the year was known in no previous year in the history of Bisbee and ad- jacent country, so far as it is possible to ascertain either from records kept or from refreshing of the memories of the older Inhabitants. The usual pre- cipitatfon diiring the winter months is considered to have reached ex- ceedingly healthy proportions if the two-inch mark is surmounted.
 The damage done by the storm now prevalent has not as yet reached the extent of that done by the storm of two weeks ago. Roads and streets have been severely cut by the torrents of water that have poured over them. but not to the extent that was suffer ed in the last previous storm. Al most as much water has run from the mountain sides despite rainfall an inch less in quantity so far as the present storm is concerned. The fact is accounted for by reason of the thoroughly soaked ground at the be. ginning of the present storm and the snow that has come out of the hills with the rain.
 Tombstone canyon presents the worst wrecked appearance of any of the thoroughfares of the city. Yes terday there was a good deaf of rub bish scattered all along the sides of the roadway. while the center was guttered and filled with rushing water. In the latter most everything was floating that might be found on a waste pile. from abandoned trunks down to tin cans and old shoes. The canyon road will be in bad condition at best for the next several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

Remember the train leaves Bisbee at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday for the wrestling match ar NaC0.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21
Washington Birthday
 Dinner at the Copper Queen Cafe

Spring wagons. delivery wagons and all kinds of wagons can be foun' at the Brophy Carriage Repository Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

Runabouts and vehicles of all de- scriptions, the good kind, at Brophy Carriage Repository at Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

SEWING MAcHINES-For sale, rent or repaired at the IXL Variety Store, 32 Brewery Ave. Phone 1S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

Lunch buckets for miners filled with special care. Whitehead's Restaurant
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

Naquin & Co. are the housekeepers' friend.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

HOTEL NOBLES-The best in Tombstone for the travelling man Large and cool rooms. Jas. Heron, Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

NaQuin & Go. pay the largest price for second hand furniture.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-21

Fixtures for sale; store for rent. All goods must be sold in the next twenty days. Bisbee Trading Go.