Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-24
THIRTY SALOONS MAKE QUAR- TERlY PAYMENT OF s3,750 AND NINE GAMBLING GAMES PAY s1,62o-WHo PAID AND HOW MUCH.

thO nOuluS Olus HdS d plclnOIlC lICd- ssuTy. Over $7.000 in cash is piled up in the vaults of the city treasury ready to pay the bills for improving the streets of the city, sewerage. lights and water All of this sum has been collected from a license tax levied upon the saloons. gambling houses and business men of the city. It is quarterly tax and that much or more will be forthcoming three months hence. In other words the city of Douglas has in sight with which to run the city and pay the expenses of the necessary improvements for the next year over $30, 900 from her license tax alone. Most of this tax has been paid willingly and will be paid more willingly next time when the people get used to it. Only a few saloons were closed on account of the high license and preparations are being made to open several more saloons on Tenth street and G avenue.
 The merchants have paid willingly. All of the tax for this quarter has not yet been collected. but most of it is in the treasury.
 The red light district has con tributed its quota and in fact the bur den rests pretty evenly upon the shoulders of the business interests of the city.
 In addition to all this money the city will receive s2 from each male resident of the, city for road tax and that money can be used to keep up and maintain the streets. This last sum will amount in a year to approxi- mately S3,000. Douglas is starting off on a cash basis and it looks like the youngest city in the territory will be able to pay her bills and put in such public utilities as may be necessary.
 The following is a complete list of those who have paid their license tax to date:
 May Gray. $125; W. w. Bush, S125; J. R. Tate, S125; J. c. Spikes. $125; Spikes & Franklin, S125; Ed Wetter- green, sI25; B B. Grove. S125; See bold & East. $125; Ismland & Son. $125; Julius Welgenhausen, $125; Jeff Aber. s125: H. H. Neiman, s125; John Speer, s135: T. E. Wilson, s125; w. C. Collins. S125; L. Bouebreala, s125; Fred Haas. $125: F. s. Douglas, s125; H. A. Wood, $125; Amy Howard, s125; Dison & Johnson, s125; George Plant. s125; E. Daust, $125; A. Eiche. $125; F. W. Meyers. $125; Seebold & East, H1-Os 1DplLACu DAOS-. SASO- JOnh HIS land, S125; c. W. Graham. s125: C. D. Walker. s125.
 Gamblers. J. R. Tate, roulette. s1s0: F. s. Douglas, roulette, S1S0; F. s. Douglas, | faro, $lS0: F. s. Douglas, dice. s1S0; John R. Speer, roulette. $1S0; John | R. Speer. dice. $1S0; Robinson & | Kuriazievicz, roulette. s1S0; Cooper | & Porter, monte, $1S0; Spikes & | Franklin. S1S0.
 Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
 Copper Queen Consolidated Mining | Co. S75; Seebold & East, s75; Copper l City brewery, s75.
 Slot Machines Pease Novelty Company, s90.
 Bottled Goods
 Lee Thompson, s60; Copper City brewery, $60.
 Pool Tables. J. NJ. Sparks, $40; B. B. Grove, s20. ]
 Prostitutes. Ada Wilson, SIS; Jennie Livingston, S15; Ollie Hamilton, SIS; May Gray, SIS; Nellie Newray, S15; Maude Short, s15; Elsie Bennette, $15; Geergie Thomson. $15; Clara Wright. $15; Minnie Wright, s15: Miss Jacquiline, s15; Miss Joaquina Aguila. s15; 1lONCAd v AACd plOs olCAld ALi-7ACSs S15; Irene Vance, SIS; Willie Yelling ton, $15; Lida Robinson, S15; Jessie Lesper, S15; Daisey Smith, s15; Pearl Anderson, SIS; Maria Santacruz, S15; Josie Gray, S15; Mabel Hamlin, S15; Minnie Shepard, S15; Mary Jackson, s15: Eva Knave, SIS; Ella Horton, S15; Ray Silues, $15.
 Restaurants.
 Davis & Huling, S15; c. D. Wade, SIS; w. c. Collins, s15; Marin Cortez, S15; Mrs. J. c. Loe, S15; Fred Haas, s15; Palace cafe, s15; L. Marksbury. S.
 Booming Houses.
 May Gray, $250; H. A Wood, $7; Lula Olmstead, S425; c. A. Bowles, $2.5e; J. o. Martin, s4: Spikes & Franklin, $2.50; Mrs. E. G. Miller, sS; Mrs. J. A. Timmins. s375; Mrs. Grace Nickerbacker. $25O; Fife Land, s2.50; Miss Mcguire, $2.50; Homer Prickett, $500; W. c. Whit ley, s4.00; Miss Barry, S5; E. T. Prather. s4.50; Mrs. DOnlard. $500; Mrs. Wood, s2.50; Sarah Common, s2.50; G. B. Browning, $5; J. R. Tate, s2.75; W. w. Sampson. s2.50; L. Marksbury, $11; H. Prudhount, $2.50; Mrs. Nellie Quirk, s2; Mrs. J. Joss, SL-0Us MTS- 10. NOCnTdH, S4-9Vs T.. Daunst, $4; A. J. Johnson, $2.50; w c. Collins, s2.50; Mary Gary, $2.50; Annie Bennette, S2.50.
 Real Estate Agents.
 H. E. Dugan, $10; E. R. Pirtle. SIC; E. A. Won Arnin, BIO; E. F. Fisher & Co, s10; James Powell, S10; H. E. Stone & Co.,, $10.
 Merchants.
 Douglas Drug Co. $7.5O; Douglas HardZare Co, $450: Erickson & Howe, s4.50; City Drug Store. s4.50; N. Conn. s2.00: j. B. Cohn, $500: J. c. Ewell, SC; R. Berger, s; L. B. Robinson, $450; W. H. Calisher, s7. 50; r. Shaya, 8; D. E. Wilson, $4.5o; J. A. Miller, s3; Scott 6 Thornton, $4.- 50; VI. A. Lucas. $7-5O; s. Constance, $3; Mrs. NJ B. O'Neal, $4.50; Douglas Commercial Co., s7.50; c. A. Han & Co. SC; c. E. Duggan, $4.50; s. O.. Fisher, SIS; NJ. s. Goodrich. g; George G. McGee, $3; Joe Catz, 8; J. H. Vaughan, $3; ". J. Wamel, $13- 50; John M. Zeidie, s; O. H. Lincoln, s3; W. de H. Washington, $15; O. S. Long. s6: Bassett 6 First, S7.50; Cop