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Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05
L.ADIES!
Eastern Goods at Eastern Prices
 No Hiuher

Orders taken for ladies tailor made gowns, shirt waists, suits, skirts, jack cts, rain coats, divided skirts, riding trousers, brooches, etc All garments strictly made to measure and satisfac tion guaranteed. A large line of sam pies to select from and the latest styles are here. If not convenient to call drop a postal card and l will visit you with complete line of samples and styles. MACKlE, The Tailor.
 Rear Miners Union Hall.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05
The Bowling Season

The bowling alleys will be open for the public on and after Saturday Oc- tober 2, o'clock p. m. Former pa irons and the public are cordially in vited to attend.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

FOR SALE CHEAP-GOOD HORSE,
 suitable for delivery wagon. Also one small horse suitable for ladies sad dle pony or for driving. Inquire Gila Lumber Co. office.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Lewis X Brown will deliver bread, pies, cakes and homemade homny in any part of the city. Patronage solic- tied. If
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05
MinCe Pie Weather

The cooler weather suggests forbidden fruits of the ''indlgestible season.. The ele ments for mince pies, plum buildings fruit cakes etc, are wide in variety and most excel lent in quality. CITRON, CANDIED GRAN GE AND LEMON PEEL, RAISINS, PRE- PARED MINCE MEAT AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS of the finest quality and at strictly RIGHT PRICES.
 A full line of canned and dried fruits of all classes and varieties, this seasons packing.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Some of the handsomest designs ever produced in stag handle carving sets are shown this week on the Globe Jew elry Co.'S. counters. Take a look at them.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

The Globe Jewelry Co. has just re- ceived line of the genuine Rogers Brothers 'lS47" silver table ware; spoons, forks, ladies, etc. etc. Nothing better in the world.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

F. l.. Wightman has put line of small instruments and latest popular music in the Globe Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

For strictly man tailored ladies' gar ments go to Mackie, the tailor, rear Miners Union Hall.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Watch the window displays in the Globe Jewelry Co.'S store from week to week. All the first arrivals of holiday specialties will be shown as they arrive.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Globes new City Directory is pro- nounced great convenience by the merchants of Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Ladies will be interested to learn that Kathryn D. Hubbard has opened dressmaking parlors at rooms 10 and II, Oates X Wightman building.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Ladies and gentlemen's clothing pressed, altered and repaired. Rooms 10 and II, Oates X Wightman building. Neat and satisfactory work guaran- tped
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Cut glassware, the grade of French that won the first prize at the Paris Exposition, made by same factory is to be obtained only at the Globe Jewelry Co.'S store.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Garments altered, pressed, repaired, in most satisfactory manner. Rooms 10 and II, Oates X Wightman building.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Just received at the Wave, fresh lobsters, shrimps and oysters.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

WANTED-2 FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping close in. Ad- dress Glen Root, Globe Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

All mmebers of the A. o. U. w. are requested to pay their dues to w. II. Butler, Financier, at the Butler Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Just received a new line of wall paper latest designs and lowest prices. At the Postofiice store.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

D. l.. Edwards placed beautiful Netzoro piano in his home this week, purchased from F. L. Wightman.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Hats cleansed and reblocked on and after this date. All hats left with me to be cleansed and reblocked will be sent away every Monday and returned with in 10 days. Mackie, the tailor, rear Miners Union Hall
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05
Weather Report

Total rain for season, 7.6s inches.
 DR. B. c. Fox, Vol. Observer.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Kathryn D. Hubbard, fashionable dressmaker. Alterations a speciality. Oates X Wightman building, rooms 10 and II. On and after Monday Sept. 25.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-05

Emerson, Netzoro and Estey pianos for sale by F. l.. Wightman.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21
BACK FROM DENVER.
Cochise County Man Returns From
 c. A. R. Reunion.

Col. A. L. Grow. one of the past commanders of the c. A. R. of Arizo- "a. returned this morning from Den yer. says the prospector. where he attended as one of the representatives rom this territory the national en- campment of that organization. He reports the encampmet as the most successful held for a number of years. Arizona was represented by eight deI- egates, which wes an exceptionally good showing, as the territory has but small roster. Mir Grow had the honor of being placed on the commit tee of resolutions of the encampment. He brought back with him one of the badges of the encampment, which are about the prettiesct ever placed in circulation by any order. The ground work is a golden colored ribbon, on which are metal reliefs of gold. sil- yer and copper. The words Grand Army of the Republic" appear at the top of the badge in metal colorer red, white and blue Near the top are two medallions, one bearing a blow and team in relief. and the other steers head exemplffy1ng the cattle industry. Below is a medallion with the head in relief of the late William w. BlacBmer, who was commander in-chief at the time of his death. He also brought back a large souvenir medallion made of copper, which was distributed by a public spirited citi- zen of Denver, who was not a member of the c. AR On one sde it bears a relief nicture of Pike's Peak and the house on the summit, while the other is enscribed as follows: National Encampment C. A. R.. Denver, Sept 19O5-In honor of the brave men who defended the union on land and sea during the war of the great rebellion 1861 to 1865"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21
OLD TIME OFFICER
 IN COUNTY KILLED
]. RATH ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF WHILE
 HUNTING.
He Had Lived Many Years in the County and Gained Prominence Was Holding Office of Justice of the Peace.

J. J. Rath. one of the most prom inent citizens of Cochise county. was instantly killed by the accidental dis charge of a shotgun last Sunday. He was riding in a wagon with some friends. with the muzzle of the gun in his lap. The jar of the wagon caused the hammer to strike and the con tents of one charge lodged in MT. Rath's neck.
 J. J. Rath was a justice of the peace at the time of his death. and had been residing in the county about fifteeI years For many years he was tele graph operator at Bowie station after ward becoming station and express agent at Cochise. when the Southern Pacific built from that place to Pearce. The Wells-Fargo business becoming so extensive at that point he resigned as railroad agent to devote his time to the express business. and later en- tered politics and became interested in number of mines.
 It was during his incumbency as agent at COchise that the famous AL word and Stiles train robbery took place. and it was through his efforts hat the entire gang was captured
 Ten years ago he was married to
 Hiss Lucy Olney of Solomonville. laughter of the Hon. George A Olney # Graham county Mrs Rarh and .hree children survive him
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21
JURY DECLAREDLAW
 UNCONSTITUTIONAL
DISCHARGE OF KINNEY BROS. FROM JUSTICE M'OONALO'S
 COURT FOLLOWED.
Men Were Charged With Butchering Without License-Wilson Found to Have Yielded Knife in Seif-De- fenss-Pyburn Fined $.

The jury trial of Kinney Bros. yes terday afternoon in the court of Jus tice Mcdonald attracted a large at tendance. the court room being filled 10 hear the story of why the butchers had been doing q slaughtering busi- ness without a license.
 The conclusion of the jury created something of a furry among the pros ecution, for it was a declaration that the Territorial law requiring butchers 10 carry license for slaughtering was unconstitutional Kinney Bros were accordingly found not guilty, and the court ordered dismissal. The find ing of the jury was presumably on the strength of the argument of Attorney Baker.
 That lawyer declared the law un- constitutional, and the jury promptly expressed agreement with him. The testimony offered for the defense ing had the license.
 Livestock Inspector Hayhurst. who was present at the hearing, having brought the charge against Kinney Bros, left in the evening for Douglas. He said before departure that he in- tended immediately communicating with his superiors, the Territorial Livestock Sanitary Board, and that he expected that further action would be ordered. This will probably come in the way of an appeal of the case to the District Court. As matters stand as the result of the trial yesterday a pre- cedent is established under which butchers generally may refuse to pay the license the law fixes.
 Another crowd was present in the court of Justice Mcdonald yesterday to hear the proceedings in the Wilson Pyburn cutting affray. Testimony introduced showed that Wilson was down on his back with Pyburn on top pounding him when he drew his knife and slashed at Pyburn. This verified Wilson's first story of the encounter in front of Lincoln School. The court, after considering the case, decided that Wilson had acted in self-defense in getting out his knife and attacking his assailant with it, and ordered thsr Wilson be discharged. Pyburn, who plead guilty or Tuesday to charge of fighting. was fined s after the hearing of the Wilson case. He paid the money and was discharged.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21
BEGoAR PRIME ROBBED
Manager of Theatrical Company Tells.
 Hard Luck Story.

Manager of Theatrical Company Tells
 Hard Luck Story.
 The Beggar Prince Opera Co. will shortly open in Bisbee for a weeks engagement. At present the compa- ny are playing in the capital city where the following appeared in the Phoenix Republican: The members of the Beggar Prince Opera company arrived in the city last evening from Prescott where they have just closed a two days engagement. They are billed to begin a weeks engagement at the Hardwick tonight. Members of the company tell of a stroke of bad luck Frank Wade, the manager of the company and the leading come dian had while in the mountain city. During the performance Saturday ev- ening his dressing room was rifled to the extent of s1S0 in money and a draft for $500 The money, if not recovered, will be a dead loss, but the payment on the draft was ordered stopped by wire. The Prescott au- thorities made several arrests of sus- poets but they have so far failed to re- cover any of the stolen money.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21
OUR LAST AD.

Sold us nearly all of those SUIT CASES THAT WERE REDUCED to SS.5o each.
 We have a few left at the same price. Better hurry if you want one. At the SAFE PLACE"
 You will see a LARGE, NEW AS sORTMENT of NECkWEAR. Mostly in the medium wide reversi- ble sidesFoUR IN HAND TIES at soc EACH.
 Also a new lot of the 25cMIDGET STRING TIES. They are just the thing. "sELZ" SHOES with their SOLE OF HONOR" SINGLE OR DOUBLE SOIES, $3.50 and s4.GO.
 OUR U. S. ARMY IS A GOOD ARMY SHOE, not an imitator. We've handled it at S3.50 for four years.
 Men only.)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21

Only the best of everything" in the meat line Tovreas Market.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21
SPORTING NOTES OF
 THE LOCAL FIELD
BARNEY AND STRlNKER TRAIN ING DAILY FOR APPROACH
 ING MILL.
Opinion FaVors Strinker Among Those
 Who Have Watched Work of the Two-Ball Team Wants Game With Clifton or Morenci to Close Season.

Barney and Strinker, the pugilists who are next 10 cone together iG a mil for the entertainment of local sports, are training assiduously for the meeting. Both are using the Gymnasium exercise rooms. They have different hours for their work, putting in , three each. In addl- tion to the rork indoors the men are not stinting themselves on outdoor exercise. Strinker takes to both the inside and outside work as Ii it was precisely the article prescribed by the doctor. Those who have observed the work of both men during the week are inclined to favor Strinker as decid- edly the better man of the two. It is figured that he can not be knocked out by his opponent without the exercise of more strength than it is believed Barney can put into his blows. Bar ney. however, is a wiry fellow, and said to possess much more skill than Strinker and on this and his grit his packers are putting their conf dence that he will win the engage ment with SJrinker. When the meet ing between the two men will occur is not yet determined, but it will proba- bly be within the next two weeks. The place of the meeting will probably not be definitely known until the fighters and their followers reach the ground, as there is little likelihood at the pres ent time that arrangements will be possible for bringing the mill off in Sonora with the acquiescence of the authorities.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21
IT MAY BE JUDGE PINNEY.
It Looks As Though He Would be Ap-
 pointed Judge Again.

Word comes from Washington that Judge D. K Pinney, formerly assO- ciate justice of Arizona, will be ap- pointed to succeed either Judge Doan or Judge Tucker, on the Arizona bench, says the Phoenix Enterprise. Judge Pinney was judge in Arizona away back in the early days, and a more honorable, just man never lived. The people of Arizona would rejoice to see sterling old Judge Pinney on the supreme bench of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21
MINING MEN COMING.

A party of mining men are expected in the city within the next few days by N. c. Bledsoe, ST., to inspect prop erty that has been recommended to them by Horace J. Stevens. The ground gives much promise of devei- oping strong values. Two groups of claims are involved. If the transfer is made to the eastern men, who are said to possess large means as well as experience in mining. extensive de veIopment will be an early outcome of the sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21

The bowling alleys at the gymnas- ium are being thoroughly overhauled, and when the work in progress is com pleted will be in excellent shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21

There will be no ball game on Sun day in which the Bisbee team will par ticipate. nor is there a game dated ahead at the present time. The team has not been disbanded, but it is ready to quit organization most any time The only thing it is now holding to- gether for is possibility of a game be ing secured with either Morenci or Clifton.
 The Bisbee boys would like to meet either one of the up-country organiza- tions. and If correspondence that is now underway results in an engage ment the home team will put in some practice in making ready to give a bot contest as a winder for the season.
 Basket ball is now the theme of .n- terest at the gymnasium, where a team is being organized that is expect ed to hold first place in the territory during the coming season. Four of last years players will be numbered in the membership of the new organ iZation. A circuit is to be attempted that will include Douglas, Tucson, Mo renci and Fl Paso. Games between these teams will be conducted during the season for a tournament cup.
 A tennis team is to be organized from the gymnasium membership, in which there is said to be some excel lent timber. The object Of the organi- ration will be 10 extend challenge to the University of Arizona Tennis or ganiZation.
 The bowling alleys at the gymnas- ium are being thoroughly overhauled, and when the work in progress is com
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21
STRAINS.

s. A. Read, Cisco, Tex, writes. March II, 1901: My wrist was sprainr ed so badly by fall that it was use less and after using several remedies that failed to give relief, used Ballard's Snow Eminent, and was cured. earnestly recommend it to any ona suffering from sprains. For sale . Rhinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21

We'll teach them to act as they really aught.
 We'll make 'em do things, according to us,
 And we'll back to ma" if they make a fuss.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-21

Wheeler & Wilson and New Home Machines latest and best, also 2nd hand s7.G0 p. IXL Store, 32 Brewery Avenue. Phone 1s2
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
Gives Large Reception

In celebration Of her eighteenth we'd
ding anniversary, Mrs. w. ]. Davis of
Chester place gave a large reception
Friday afternoon, being assisted in re-
ceiYing also by her sister, Mrs. |. q.
Belts of San Francisco, and Mrs Ed
ward l.. Doheney. The house was elab-
orately decorated. The members of the
receiving party were stationed in the
old rose living room, which was deco
rated with quantities OF asparagus
plumosus. In the dining room Christ
mas holly berries and garlands of green
were used. The hostess wore a becom-
ing gown of broadcloth in one OF the
new blue shades and Mrs. Doheney's
dress was of blue crepe de chine. Mrs.
Beck wore old rose chiffon poplin. The
assisting women, including Mines. w.
Il. $. Hammond, oliver c. Bryant.
Frank Dewitt Talmage. u. b. Rivers
Miss Belle Wallace and Miss Agnes
Wallace, We're all deliberately gowned.
Lowinsky's orchestra played popular
airs during the receiving hours, and
women who called included Mines.
Erasmus Wilson. j. II. Davisson Homer
Laughlln. ST., j, B. GWypne. Charles
silent Jaro Won Schmidt. Dan MeFar-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31

eRing out the old; ring in the new,
are the words which will echo around
many firesides tonight as friends gather
to bid adieu to the old year and TO vel
come the new born 1906.
Society women will open their homes
this evening for many "A happy gather
ing. and tomorrow there will be gem
craI exchange of greetings in which
many prominent women will figure as
bostesses.
A few hostesses have issued cards for
affairs today, but most of them have
preferred TO have II understood that
they will keep open house for their
friends.
Miss Florence Whelan of West Thir-
tieth street will entertain few friends
this evening who will watch through
the midnight hour and the affair prom
ises to be delightful one, as every
thing given by this young hostess Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Connell will also
entertain a party of friends with a New
Year watch.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Massey of $50 West Jefferson
street will give New Years party
At the same time Miss Maud Eliza
beth Richards will give an affair at her
home on Hobart boulevard.
More than $50 invitations have been
issued for a reception to be given New
Years evening by Mr.. and Mrs. il. p.
Miller, 234 North Soto street, in honor
of the new year and their twentieth
wedding anniversary.
Many other affairs of a similar nature
will be given
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
Pleo Helnhts Social Nntes

The installation exercises of the or
der of the Eastern Star were held
| Thursday evening I'm Masonic hall.
| The outgoing worthy matron was act
ing officer. The following were in
stalled into office: Mrs. Ida Osmun,
| worthy matron; Mr.. Charles H.
Bridges, worthy patron; Mrs. Cora
Guthrie, associate worthy matron:
Mrs. Esther Thurston, secretary; Mrs
Lisbeth Bell, treasurer; Mrs. Lulu
Shang, conductress; Mrs. Brasher, as
soclate conductress; Miss Conklin,
Ada; Miss Pierson, Ruth; Mrs. Glea-
son, Esther; Miss Knight, Martha;
Miss Kirkpatric, Electra; Mrs. The
rese Johnson, chaplain; Mrs Titus
warden; Miss Leona Patton, marshal:
Miss Franklin. pianist; Mr.. Marion
Smith, sentinel
A. Margalantes and family have
moved into q suite of rooms at 25S5
West Pico street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Pomoroy, from
Pomona, will occupy the cottage at
1143 Fedora street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il Blankfield and son
Harry, from Brooklyn, N. Y, have
taken a cottage for the season at 1928
Fedora street.
Mrs. George Scott and daughter,
Miss Florence, were guests of Or. r..
Storey and family at 1910 Reid street
OH Christmas. Mrs. Storey accompa-
MED them to their home in Pomona
for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Davis from Sar.
Antonio, Texas, have rented the cot
tage at 1921 Dewey avenue.
Judge Henry Barnum, from Freeport.
ILL.,, who has made Los Angeles his
winter home for nearly score of years.
was calling on former Illinois friends
Thursday.
Il, l.. Hadlock from Waterloo, Iowa,
with his family will spend the season
at 1921 Dewey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Lyons, with their
daughter and son, of Springfield ILL.,,
will occupy a fiat for the winter at
1911 1-2 Dewey avenue
Mrs Mary Lawrence of 1911 Dewey
avenue, with her son George and
daughter, Miss Ida, left on Thursday
to take possession of their new home
in Hollywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trescott of Northern
California will occupy Miss Rhodes
lone for the winter at 1916 Reid street
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Scenner have
taken a suite of rooms at 14O4 Dewey
avenue for the season.
Henry Starr and family from Provi-
dence. r. l., have moved into a cot
tage at 1925 Jasmine street.
Mrs. Manney of Chicago, ILL.,, who
mas been at 1916 Reid street for sew
eral weeks, left Saturday morning for
San Diego, where she will remain for
some time
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
Beautiful coatnme PARTY

Young people I'm fancy costume pre-
sented a pretty picture last evening
as they danced at the home Of Mrs
John w. a. OF, when that gracious
hostess entertained with All old-fash-
ioned yuletide party in honor of her
daughter, Miss Georgia off. at their
home, 2625 South Figueroa street. ETol-
iday decorations Of Christmas bells,
smilax and holly frightened the vari-
GUS rooms and the gay costumes of
the young folk made the scene still
more brilliant. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Joseph Call, Mrs. Fred
Hines and Miss Helen Sanborn. The
guests included Misses Alice Cline, Re-
Wis Hughes, Sarah Clark. Adelaide Gill
lis, Amy Maria Norton, Emeline Childs,
Chonita Van der Jeck, Viola Van der
Leck, Alice Wilson, Lenor Byington,
Wenona Byington, Constance Byrne,
Jane Rollins, Daphne Drake, Clara
Smith, Katharine Stearnes. Lucia
Gage, Clara Baker, Eva Bagly, Amy
Busch. Anita Thomas, Louise Hunt,
Eleanor Banning, Margaret Fleming,
Louise Fleming, Helen Jones, Aileen
Mccarthy, Geraldine jennings, Martha
Woolwine, Elizabeth Hicks. Alice Ell
lott, Marguerite Hughes, Frances
Richards, Rita Morres, Dorothea Dun
lea, Nancy Dunlea, Emma Conroy, Ju-
liette Borden. Charlotte Winston,
Charlotte Wadsworth, Margaret Dan
iels, Masters Cosmo Morgan, jr., Ed
ward and Lawrence Barker. Keith Vos-
burg, Murray Vosburg, Harold j. Har-
old, Roy Silent, Wilford Mckinley
Willy Gibbon, George Whiting, Dwight
James Rollins, Hamilton Roll
l!ns, Warren Gillelen, jr., Eddie Eisen
Frederick Gray, Roy Bailey, Paul Bulk
ley, James Cosley, Harold Bailey. Ben
Ward, Milo Johnson, David Vermillion
Monroe Montgomery Lawrence Van
der LeclS, James Friesner, Louis Wool
wine, Acy Call, Eugene Clark, Allen
Davis, Francis Gage, Lawrence and
Van Kelsey, Robert Elliott, George
Caswell, Elton Brown, Paul Heron,
Gordon Bartlett and Albert Cosby.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
Pi Delta kappa Dance

Mines. e. p. Thom. j. H. Utley, H. w.
OMelveny, o. F. Brant, w. d. Wool
wine. M. W. Stephens and G. H. White
acted as hostesses at the dancing party
given at Kramers Thursday evening by
Epsilon chapter, Pi Delta Kappa. Miss
Forman had charge of the artistic
decorations in the hall, which were in
keeping with the holiday season. From
the dome in the center of the hall
Christmas bells and pennants were sus-
pended and Greek letter pennants in
the fraternity colors, purple and scarlet,
decorated the walls. A huge skull
lighted with electric lights CLEANED
down on the dancers from one end of
the hall and lights throughout were
shaded in red.
In the dining room, where supper was
served, the same color scheme was
effective. The room was canopied with
ropes of smilax, from which many tiny
pennants fluttered, and red blossoms
were combined with ferns in the table
arrangement.