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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-01

pany Tor possession OF street fran
ohiaea worth many millions has
been Won by the city. Judge noht.
W. Tayler. In the United States dis
riet court. decided that the rights
OF The company IA Central avenue.
one Of It's chief branches. have cx-
pired.
The company owns all the street
railway lines in Cleveland and
charges a scent fare n was con
tended by the city that the Central
avenue franchise expired March -
OF this year. and a grant for the op-
Grafton Of cars thereon. with Scent
fare, was awarded TO n new com
pany.
The Cleveland Electric secured
from Judge Taylef a temporary re-
straiuing order. preventing rs com
pefii0r from entering upon tha
street. Then request was made
TOR temporary INJUNCTION and in
the arguments on . molten Cor an
injunction. the Cleveland Electric
cougeDdeds
First That hy virtue uf fran
ehisez given Tor extensions % the
Central avenue line the grant for
the entire iine had been continued
"a 1873.
Second That the original fran
chtses fer the lire had been given 10
the company BY the Legislature.
thai ( vas N PERpETuITY and
could net B abridged hy the city
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-01

that the thieves have the loot hid
away close ~ the dock and are
waiting an opportunity 30 carry lt
of IN a small baaf
n = Blaine vas Saturday ran.
pointed By Mayer DaIlinxer 70 aae-
coed himself a. a member % the
park board Mr. Biaine received HIS
first appointment thres years axo
from Mayor Hnmes. Ills services
have been satisfactory to the nsu
executive. Ills new term continues
for five years
Mayor BaIlinRer has named Mrs.
Edmund Bow1cn a. hostess during
Seattle Week AZ the I.ewis and
Clark fair Mira Howden has ap-
pointed the following as an cxcru-
tive COMMITTEES Mrs. - ~. De Pew
Mrs. " A Foster. Mrs n. ". Hiu.
Mrs W. D. judah and Mrs. @. W
Bfakdou-
Thugs Who robbed Fred WILEY. Of
5st2 wailingford avenue. Saturday
night vhile be was en- his way home
presented him with 4 cheap nickel
watch a. the close ~ the stick up"
scene. Wiley was heia np shortly
before II O'Clock and Lost sa25. TIE
thugs we're masked and armed. The
police believe that thu watch given
Wiley Was the proceeds Of other
work In that neiEhborh0osI and are
extremely anxiousiy awaiting other
reports. Wiley was able To describe
the men to some extent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-01
The Cruise of the
U. S. S. AIbatrOSS
..orrssos AeAsslz AND rHE GREW BY psrp SEA
.o,NoiNes DEVELOPED THE AoRsAr OCEAN SAHARA
LIS risH WITH IMPOSSIBLE NAMES

the deep, though he does not de-
scribe them. Then there werc many
dnollagcllata aud IA occasional
blloculina. They made a magnid.
,ont collection OF haiothuriaua and
brilliant eolorcd bonthpdytcs
The explorers made daily ohserva.
items Of the temperature aud density
OF the water aud studied the ocean
currents. In nearly ali the depths
the temperature was a6 degrees.
Late Ia November the Alhatros'
visited Callao and 90 December
set out for Easter Island A. the
voyage progressed the vessel passed
beyond the ocean currents aud both
tho surface and deep sea fauna he
came less and less abundant until
towards Easter island. AZ a distance
OF 1900 miles from the South
American continent. the tfawl haula
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-01

- thatrosa. under command OF
- Commander L. NJ Gar
L., 4 \. with Prot Agassls So
~ 49, passenger. left san iran
=. ~ os,oSsr &. 1896 and arrived al
. CO. Oclober e, There she was
49, 80 sad proslsioned tof the loas
ssa,ss over the ecean dessert
'e 49, having Panama a straight
y y aanadlags was made toward
". Island In the QalspaH.ls
ss~.snle Of days were spent 'a as-
' sS he Milne Edwards deep'
~ .s,se.iiass rangiug nom lao 70
- mthoms. In that and ether
- I trawl and nets were use.l
- s ! specimens Of marine
- ms was. of course. a datiY
...srrs ~ the cruise. and it was q
-. - a. this sort Of deep sea fish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-01
THE MARKETS



Beams. dry. per cws. ssss0afs,
small whites. t3zSNa15s iarke
whites. t843.ls. pink beans. ta,tai
hayo beans, ts,as Lima beans.
green bcns lie ~. wax beans tse 10. !
beeta per sack 7ieu fi-eo
Plaeentta cabbage atscs canllfloweF,
ease, saso. garlic, new. Ice,
onions, yellow. II. tcs onions. Fsnno.
Sc. yuung onions, Zoe Globe onions,
O. bunch. spinach. crate, t9W sse.
lettuce. al. O04f7tt head lettuce.
dns t0e, parsley. soc dos carrots.
SfNia3. Yakima potatoes. t3aNzfs
arsely potatoes. tsto8agaea. YAK
ina Early Rose. $50. rev
california potatoes. g per ~
Colorado potatoes. tgt0aU - %
White River potatoes. tsAo0a a. 100 /.
hofhauna randiapes. 1ke pes dos
apples, nancy. tf.seNsss, spitxen-
hers applen. siMLzas California
s,gset potatoes. tzs1s nrtichnkes per
aaz sse. California celery. 1t1t.ae.
native rhubafh. zWEMr. rucumhera.
long green. tiE0 dozen. aspars-
aus. -. Walia Wafia asparagus.
q. summer asparagus. tsoes Call
fofpia barb. los. 81 -. green peas
a. tefnafees. 81 ESQ e31. green pep-
p~rn. 8sr To- telephone peas. tze.
Nlasizsippl Tomatoes. tt1s crate.
Fruits
uanana.. bunch, tzso4a6e. Gates
n. - Wecs figs. s-lb bricks. ttft.
nKs. Headi~ma. i0-ib cartoons. 90
Gfsr. grape fruit per boz. $50
= ascs EFapr fruit. aesdieaz. $500
s. aa4 $50 lines, DO per bun :
arssi. navel oranges. t1.a9
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People Win Opening
Battle For Millions

CLEVELAND. q. May IA mo-
table incident In the almost nation
al question of municipal franchises
haa just electrified the people OF
this city.
The opening battle Of fight with
the Cleveland Electric Railway com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-01

atsoo. tannerinea. stsol Man.
aerineH, flzb pee gfuie3 mediitnn-
len sweets 81 Jap. bale. stibm
81 2bi efaHherfieH 80. plnenurtea,
per daz, tab0M fa.G0i strawberries
laQem 2.2a prr crate pitted uluma,
$500 crate, cherries. crate $1,000
fI3bi Australian noar hes. bas. 81 60.
Australian pears. haN. Ga.b0. white
grapes. bus. taoo black grapes. boz.
tao0
SUITE and ehsss..
Washington cheese. Ice. cream
brick cheese fHrs Cuiiuy-Sia cheese,
isc. butter, native ,fsksAery. g2r.
cooking. loo 21e. California fresh
creamery. Gle,
Eaaa
Strictly fresh rnneh. a043tc. 0fs
son rREH, 2ae.
susee.
Golden c. in sacks. 50 bBi extra 2,
IN sacks, st.st. powdered. IN bar.
Isin testoi dry gfsnulated. In sacks.
te,ibi cube. ii1sbarreIH. s86a. beet
sugar fgaG. maple sugar. i0WfqA.
Less Y II paid within is days
Meats.
Cows. heef Ie. steers, Ne. NUT
ton Z y . Sc, pork. 74Thc. lamb. Dc :.
spring lamb, faWt. dressed veal.
mail bWsci live rabbits. dozen.
Haus. Bacon and lard.
Hams. fHUlsci bacon. bFeahfa 81
Hama iac, bacon, breakfast.
iae lard, White star tieree.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed iTmiscg geese.
dressed. ibdieo. chickens. dressed.
laM fIci sprigg chickens. 5000 50
per DOZEN turkeys. fancy local
dreaaed. 2o4a2e.
Nuss-
Brasn. per n. isUite; eoeoanutn.
per dozen. soc, wnlnutn. Eng
fish. isWi6e. poeanh. i8Ut4e.
nlbsftH. t3c. black wainutn. 7e.
hickory nuts. Tel buttsrnuta, so;
Jap peanuts. be. Virginia neanuts.
e. Jumbo peanuts. &C. almonds
12A 4iTc.
Flsh. Oysters. Eta
Hoiss. &C. black COZ. scs ling cod.
Toe crabs. t10l75. clans. open
shipment. tf6os ciama. per sack.
800 oysters. Olympia. per sack.
$3.50 open bulk. per gallon.
t2sai salmon. Zoe; salmon
trout. lac. skinned perch,
SCI shffmps. tQi0cs fioundsra
D.. heffinE. y. Holsters. iTAe.
srneit Sc. sturgeon. &C. black hasa
t.. halibut. co.'s. perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent. per bot. stTb: Crown.
fties Minnesota hard wheat o.:
fillrhufy, y. fiilssury.s Best. ~.
standard Dakota. Sc. Olympic. stfs.
nstaefefm a ga nFaff. "a 20 faefNm~a
Northwest. teTss Electric Light.
s7Bsi Gold Nedai. 1850. Top Notch.
aa.as, centenniAis. beet. ttTt. Cold
arsp. t126. Patent ekceiient. safs.
Sevslty A. ,t.st
q Csrwafa
Whole wheat. les. per bale. O. 10.
whpie wheat fious. per bhL. tt2t.
fFahanl per bbt 81. per bale. 81 a.
.nbL 81: re -four. Per hbi. ts %.
rye meal. per bsas, ts.kos buckvhsat.
pet bhi. o.. huckwhsst. per baie.
ss,is; ss Ger, m.sL lss per ssis. 's.is.
lsss.l. sos. So bale. s.so. rolled ea,s
hbl- q c. Co. ssTs. wheat flakes
hcr rs tbs. tlfo. fartuA. per bbl-
tE.se; fhrina. len. sacks. per balls
So hominY. large. PEE bill. tt7e.
hominy. small. tea pAis4 s1aos tfoisY
sslf-raistng puckwheat. 1eha, easa
t1.Tss pearl barley. 1a-tb. boxes
g. pearl hsrtey. see-tn sacks. o..
SILT PEAS. tste0s. popcorn. per cWt.
ts.so; cracked wheat. per bale. tsea
Nonss.
California nkralnsd Per N. scs
California sage. per 10. Ice. homer.
stxFaea per 10. T0sHcs orrEon
EFaps cream. ie-csse tots. ~ %.
saszHaaass
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nv YoRk srocks.

I'VE WIN &NeNeRs
High Low. Close.
Amar Copper. 81. 1875. 80 IS
Atchison. 81. 81 Ia. 50.
Bait a Ohio. f0s liz. 100 IS. i06 IL
Brook Rap Trans. 81 3-s. 80 IS. 81
Can. Pac.. t4s - 1ls. 1871 Is
Erie. a. la. 30 rs. 81 les
Peoples Gas. i05. l0s. 1876.
III Cent. $50. t57 Ia. 100.
L. a ~. i45 G-s. if2. 1851 IL.
Manhattan. IGa i-2. lsi Il. 1873 Ia
Mstropoi.. lis. lis. its.
Missouri Pae ss L.. 81. o.
n. Y. Cent. ifa IL. 40 rs. ff3 IL
Penn. i3s IS. i3s. $50 IA.
Reading. ". 80 Ia. 81 Ia
Rock Island. 20 t-2. -. - Ia.
81 Pau. Ia ID. ie9 IS. ia IA
Amer. Sugar. las. 1876 Ia. fa7 81.
South. pae.. 81 IA. IS a-s. So Is.
O. :. g.. con-. % "a. 30 IS. q IS.
q 3 g. pfd.. 100 Is. 81 IA. 100 is
Union Pac.. III IS. 1T IS. Isl.
Sales 10 noon. 500. 500 shares.
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Seattle. Monday. May /.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat High Low Close.
May. 90. 81, 50 Is.
July. - B-s. 81 rs. 50 %.
Sept. 70 rs. 1884. 70 IS.
Corn
May. a. g. 5=g. a.
July. 90 IS. g. b-s. Is IS
Sept. &c 10. te. f6i=2
Oats
May. Is rs. 2st-f. 2s5-a
July. 2S7-s. 2s3-s. 2s7-s
Sept. Is. n -. Is
Pork
May. lfs7 1-2. Ills. 11S7i-2
July. i217 IL. 1905. 1907 IL
Sept. T2f0. 1880. 1876.
Liverpool-July wheat closed i-sd
higher than Saturday.
Northwest receipts. Wheat. 2Qf
cars. Chicago. 81 cars.
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Ffonsy.

California sarainsd Per N. scs
California sage. per 10 ice. homer.
stnFaea Per 10. f0sAcs oreEon
Ernpe cream. ie-csss lots. ~ 90
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honey Yakima. i7Aei ciifefniA
Fees
oats. per ton. s3l0s2. bran. per
ton. Szf432s barley. rolled. per ton,
taa.b0W ~. feed wheat. per ton, f3R
Ma1 dairy chop feed, per ton. 422,
Oh meal. per ton. $40. best chop.
taT@2ai whole corn, ton t2fi shorts.
ton. ga.
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy,
fIaf alfalfa, 81 daWtd! wheat
hay, SIC. Eastern Washington dou-
bic compressed. tzis Puget Houak
hay. tiU4if.
Poultry Food.
oyster shelia to0n. ton. t27. elan
shells. tt1a. tze bonb 8oal, f00A
tagi graduated bones, it~s. fgz. On
itp and tga 81 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
itcd clover. prime. cwL at4b0ut Is
sisiks. choice, tifs white clover. tis
Ut9s timothy, pet eWt. tA7s
90; orchard grass. ftf; r0d top. $50
ie. English rye ETsSs. IS. Italian rye
GfuHs. IS. bfomN grass. gt1i tail
meadow cat EfaaA tis, Kentucky
blue gfuss. al pasture mixture
upiands. SOON
Report furnished by Downing
Hopkins 4 Co. Onc1. brokers 3gf,
905 and 800 Alaska building.
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A LOT % 5-foot long White
Enamel Curtain Poles. with
superior grade trimmings. sse
value. sale price .s.......23
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pounded, we maintain a laboratory cover
ing three floors-about $500 square feet
We test in this place drugs and chemicals
used in the prescription department and
manufacture the hundreds of products
called for by the physician. A doctor spec
flies special make of medicine because of
his confidence in the manufacturers. The
fact that our, goods are specified by many
physicians is proof OF our reputation. This
IS the only house in the Northwest manu-
featuring a line the doctors will call for.
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Nottingham Lace Curtains. J
yards long. extra vide. tl.5o
value. Tuesday. per pair
ssssss.s-ss sssssssst i.uf =
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Ruffied Arabian Net laiao @hliel
Curtains. fall ai1e. Imitation
natfcnburg Insertion and edge.
s1e1 values. sale price. per
pair sssrats +ssssass &lsSIiN
Imported Arabian Corded Lace
Curtains. u yards iong. ex=
ira width. a $3.50 bargain
sale price. pee pair ...s. t2.T5
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This place has the larg-
est prescription depart
ment in the Northwest.
Besides the main pre-
scription rooms where
Prescriptions arc com
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23
A SHELTER EMPLOYE
 HAS HAND CUT OFF
FRANCISCO BARBA LOSES HAND AT COPPER QUEEN SHELTER
 THIS MORNING.
Was Holding Rivets in Work of Re pair Crane Track and Had His Arm on the Track When the Crane Came Along.

Francisco Barba lost one of his hands at the Copper Queen smelter this morning at about 10 o'clock. Barba was working with w. c. Mo Kinney, a riyeter. who was putting rivets into the track over which one of the electric cranes runs when needed in the course of repairs. Barba was holding the rivets while Mckinney braided them. Barba was steadying himself on the crane track when the crane came along, and the wheel passed over his left arm. cutting it entirely of just above the wrist.
 Immediately the injured man was taken to the emergency hospital at the smelter and a team was called from the Star livery stable. Barba was taken to the Calumet hospital, where his injury was examined. It was decided by the physicians that amputation of the arm just below the elbow would be necessary.
 Barbafs injury is not considered as a fatal one, but he will be minus one of his hands through the re- mainder of his life.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

The International-Americ called up Master Mechanic Adamson at his residence at noon today to ascertain the latest news about the Copper Queens artesian well. MT. Adamson said the water was flowing bravely upward and the drillers were boring rapidly through the lime rock toward what they believe to be a great flow of water at bedrock. The drillers are confident and the people of Douglas are watching the development of the well with keen interest and growing enthusiastic as the flow of water in creases and the prospects brighten.
 The talk on the streets is of irri- gated orchards, smiling alfalfa fields. grain elevators and Douglas the mighty city of the valley.
 The artesian well was visited yes terday by J. H. Slaughter of the San Bernardino ranch. MT. Slaughter has four artesian wells flowing an abundance of water on his rich acres, and says prospects are good for big success at the Copper Queen well.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

Bankers Meeting-The meeting of the Arizona Bankers Association in Prescott last Saturday is reported to have been one of the most successful in the history fthat organization. Among other things done was to pass anti-joint statehood resolutions. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: H. J. McClung of Prescott, president; J. NJ. Ormsby of Tucson, vice president; Lloyd B. Christy of Phoenix, treasurer; Morris Goldwater of Prescott, secretary The following executive committee was appointed: J. N. Robinson of Flagstaff and J. c. Spengler of Mesa.
 Police court-OnIy two eases came up before Judge Mcdonald this morn ing. Jose Olguin was found to have been drunk and disorderly and was given ten days in jail, and Jesus Pc reg was ascertained to have con- mitted like misdemeanors and was awarded thirty days, with the sen tence suspended during good be- havior.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

The Grindell subscription continues to grow and will be closed today, most likely. with something like $500 or $500 realized in Douglas. William Fairall spent yesterday at the smel- ters and got an additional S150, leav. ing the lists there for the night shift to swell. He went out again this morning to collect the various lists from the schools, smelters, etc, and expected to be able to report in full this evening. The money will be for warded to E. P. Grindell, who will continue the search for his brothers remains and the bodies of the other dead members of the party, which lie somewhere or the desert which they attempted to cross, or are perhaps washed ashore on the beach opposite Tiburon island, to which some think the missing members of the party attempted to wade at low tide. Pro lessor Grindell often spoke of his ability to wade across the channel at low tide which separates the island from the mainland, and it is just pos sible that he may have reached the point and made the attempt.
 This afternoon a wire was sent to B. P Grindell at Hermosillo that $500 would be sent to him tomorrow as a result of public subscription in Douglas. Also he was informed that two men from Douglas would accom- pany him on the searching trip if he desired them. The Fifteenth-street school children contributed s12.40. The amount made up at the other schools has not yet been ascertained.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

Contest case-In the office of E. R. Pirtle today a land contest case was heard wherein the United States was looking into the homestead entry of J. H. Mcclure, near this city. Some time ago affidavits were filed in the land office to the effect that Mir. Mo Cure had not complied with the land laws in following up his entry. The government was represented today in the hearing by J. W. Harbraugh, a special agent from the land office at Phoenix. MT Mcclure had a num- Der of witnesses to prove that he has been doing all that was required by the land laws. He lives on the place and the only time spent away from it is during business hours, when he is required at his place of business in this city. It is believed that Mr. Mcclure will be sustained in his en- try, as he has certainly acted in good faith with the government in the mat ter of his homestead.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

Went to Ajos-Frank Armstrong, the well-lSnOwn engineer, and c. E. Wallace left this morning for Can anea and will go from there to the Ajos mountains for the purpose of making a survey of the Roosevelt property. which lies in the vicinity of the Boston property. Armstrong and Wallace have secured 102 per tinencias of promising ground which shows good values in copper and silver, with some gold. The Ajos mountains are known to be rich in minerals. but heretofore but little real development work has been done in that section A copper property owned by George Dunn of Bisbee is said to be making the best showing. and Mir. Dunn is now ready to begin the shipment of ore to the smelter in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23
Sunday School Workers

Sunday School Workers = Last night at the Methodist church there was a meeting of those who are in- terested in Sunday School work in this city. The number present was twenty-five, and the purpose of the meeting was the organization of an association of the Douglas Sunday School workers. to include represen- tatiyes of all the Sunday Schools in the city. The organization was not permanently effected. further plan ming being left to the original com mittee on organization, consisting of the Reys. Logic and Oakes, who will also be assisted by 9 representative of each school. Refreshments were served last night by the Presbyte- rians and at the next meeting of the association the Baptists will furnish the refreshments.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23
It is the Worlds Standard Reference Book On Copper

ETsry Miner. Prospector, BankN and Broker needs the book Priss is 3s in bucham binding with Efli top. or s7.Co ia fuU library morocco and tho book. in eiaer binding, wiD be sent, fully prepaid. on approval. ts any address in the world. to bs psis for if found satisfactory. or it nay b. returned. within . week sf receipt and the charge win be cancelled A dress the Author and Publishsz.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

Lewis-KeiIner Wedding-Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Thurston left last even ing for Tucson to be present at the wedding of Miss Kellner of Globe, a young lady well known in Douglas, as she has visited friends here more than once. The young man in the case is ]. B. Lewis of Fl Paso, the mechanical engineer of the Mine and Shelter Supply Company. The wed ding will take place in Tucson today and the bride and groom will go thence to Fl Paso, where they will reside.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23
THROUGH TICKETS TO NAcozARl.

THROUGH TICKETS TO NACoZARi. wish to announce that daily serv- co has been inaugurated on the Naco- sari R. R.. leaving Douglas z:3o ? m- every day in the week except Sun day Leave Nacozsf z a m daily except Sunday. This will prove . great convenience to our patrons. and through tickets may be purchased from Bisbee to any station on the iize- For further information and rates ca1 at ticket office.
 ". P. KSAIR
 Aeent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

Witten-Taylor Wedding-Mr. Lon Written and Miss Luta Taylor will be married this evening at the parlors of the Park Hotel. Judge Mcdonald will officiate. The Misses Grace Rodgers and Linnie Taylor will be bridesmaids. The bride and groom will leave shortly after the ceremony for the City of Mexico. They will be absent a month on their honeymoon tour
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23
HORACE ]. STEVENS
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING.

caoena dc cobre Mining Company,
 cochise County, Arizona. Notice is hereby given that spe- cial meeting of the stockholders of the above-named company will be held at the office of Mcdonald & Kinsey, In the City of Bisbee, County of Co chise, Territory of Arizona, on Satur day. the 18th day of November, 1905, st T o'clock p. m- for the purpose of acting upon resignations and filing vacancies in the Board of Directors of said Company.
 By order of the President.
 E. E. HUGHES. Dated Oct. 18th, 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

Will Move to Los AngeIes-Dr. c. E. Rhone has sold his dental business and all pertaining thereto to Dr. J. w. Downs, late of Indianapolis, Ind. Dr. Downs will continue the practice in the Mcguire building. Dr. Rhone will move to Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

FOR SALE-I have several good bar. gains in rooming and boarding houses. George Barkley, Emporium building
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

P. V. Schermerhorn of Los An geles, Cal, deputy supreme president of the Fraternal Brotherhood, is in Douglas today.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

Ed Clothier left this morning for Paradise on his regular monthly visit to that camp. where he sells large quantities of goods for the Copper Queen store
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23
FL PAso 6 SOUTHWESTERN sYs
 ITEM,

FL PASo & SOUTHWESTERN SYa
 ITEM.
 Special Excursion to City Of Mexico.
 Jan. 18th. 1906.
 S4O.00 the round trip. Tickets limit ed 10 90 days from date of sale, and standard Pullman sleepers will consti ute the train. being personally con dueted by Mr. Gaznett King. No one should overlook this exceptional op- poftunity who contemplases msi1ns tour of picturesque and quaint old Mexico. Sleeping car fare from Bis bee win be cnly $s-s0. and reservs dons mes be made at any time by calling at depot ticket office. Let us tell 70 uabout it and figure with you for this trip. ". P. MNArR,
 Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23

Smokers of pure Cuban tobacco should rejoice to learn that the "Ken- lucky tobacco" crop is exceptionally Nzge this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23
SUBSCRIPTiON LIST FOR
 GRINDELL SEARCH GROWS
LIBERAL PEOPLE OF DOUGLAS
 SHOW THEIR REGARD FOR
 A FORMER FELLOW CITIZEN.

The Gathering in of the Various Sub scription Lists Indicate That Five or Six Hundred Dollars May Be Raised to Continue Search for Re. mains.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-23
Copper City Happenings Of Interest BtwD yRuewnu sBmeaaI In,un Hmueu
CITIZENS ENTHUSE OVER
 GREAT ARTISAN STRIKE
THE WATER RISES IN THE WELL
 AS THE DRILL GOES DOWN.

The People Talk Upon the Streets of irrigation and Broad Acres-Great Strike at Bedrock Confidently Ex- pected.