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AutOmoJAle Tires.

DIAMOND al Continental CIinchers. great
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charge. Hartford tires half price. Good
prices for your old tires. Expert tire and
tube repairing guaranteed work. Recovered
tires cheap. JONES TIRE WORKS. 612-504 i
81. NV. Phone Main 1855. jy2l-4t
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Cottage Lamps, Lanterns,

Many styles, bottom prices.
GIG l2Lh. T.. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 G 81.
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Country Board.

WANTED Eoarders 30 minutes walk from
Chevy Chase Lake. private family Mrs E
T. tBOLEDGE. Bethesda. Nd. fyZ4-gt
LAYTONsTONE FARMS per wsek. write
for particulars, WM. q. MARTIN. Reming.
ton. Va leI2-gJt-eod
THE PRESTON HOUSE, Round HW Va fs
nov open, me table. comfortable rooms
plenty uf shade. large pOrChes elegant water
ana milk terms reasonable Address THE
MISSES PRESTON ty1l-sf
SUMMIT PARK HOTEL Gaithersburr ET5-
Mrs CHARLES CULLEN. Manager Fffgb
healthy location. cool and shady. % friias
from Washington on y. & o. railroad. mod
efu- plumbing and steam heating zine terrfz
court and other amusements. excellent table.
rates, so per month. special rates 90 families
and permanent guests. open all tha year.
Jyl4-30t
BREWSTER Park HOTEL. LAUREL. MD
Prices reduced 20 - and s. per week send
Tor circular. ights always cool jezs-sJt
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

yVANTED-strong white girl living home 70
assist in hOusew0rk a. m. % D. ID.
state wages. Address BOX 2ie, Times office.
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For Rent-HOuseS.

FOR HENT-l2 rooms; steam heat: bath;
METER electric bell and door opener FOR each
--por. 30 i zt. NV. 5vzf-st
FOR RENT -Five-room house. with water.
4ll month. l-- Seaton 81 ne iyzf-5t
BAY-WINDOW BRICK HOUSE. six rooms.
bath and cellar 5-s 81 UW. Inquire
owner, next door Iy-f-at
FOR REST-House. 6s4 ed 81. me-. s rooms
aad bath; good repair, Ealts S---l4- J. s. FAR
EEt-L. corner grocery jyZg-3r
FOR REST'-55f Rhode Island ave. NV. threa
uufuruished rooms, second floor, light house
keeping permitted. 1v2z-9r
SIX PLEASANT ROOMS. bath. furnace.
81. ~ 18TH 81. Sc. iy2a-1t
FENTON PLACE NE. 80 white tenants,
six-room aud bath; only SIS per month. Key
AT once OF PRANK @. BUTTS. 1ls I4th
ST. NV. JyZl-tf
FOR REST-H0uses. apartments. ana of1ceC
IN all parts OF the city For detailed ust
send call at our office.
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REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
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NORTHEAST.

NORTHEAST.
CHAs. H BLUMER. y, Cap. and r SITS. ne.
AcCHESNEE g. JOACHIM. cor. ID and 4 SIS.
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Money TO Loan
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Uu heAi EBIAIes
MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest. Payments on prin-
cipal In amounts Of 500 or more received az
any interest period. THE 4. II. SMITH CO.
Bond building. laos New YORK ave.
MONEY 10 IyOAN-s250 to s500. 600 on D. c.
real estate. Interest low, ana all tfansae-
lions conducted with economical conslasta-
ton for borrowers
WA. H SAUNDERS CO..
Is07 F St y. ~.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on D. c. Real Estate No
unreasonable delay,
WALTER Il ACKER
,.Gts 1920 + g. nv.
MONEY 10 LOAN on Real Estate al -. ana
per cent Every CONSIDERATION SuS"A
borrowers.
HARRISON REALTY CO..
so7 STREET n. W. ao2-tt
Money TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate at 4 AZ and per cent interest sps-
eial privileges with respect 70 pflss k1s ltsA
Yarge amounts a speciality. ! IILEH =
RUTHERFORD. 1907 + ST NV. oeto-a
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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

Unfinished Rooms.
THREE unfuraisaea rooms. gas, bath. I-g7t
househeeplng. 555 Izth ST. Sc. Jy24-st
scr RENT-Two desirable rooms for IighJ
mousse sel1nE with gas. plenty OF light and
ar, tst FLORIDA ave NV jys4-2t
FOR RENT-Three uufurnIshed rooms. TF67
no1seAeepHng- -o4 u 81. ue. jyz4-5t
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms. very reason
able. al .ys "a st- nw. jy24-St
TWO OR THREE unfurnished rooms 71l
st. NV. fv24-at
UNFCttNISHED room on second noor. as
DaSeiiSH'' rent reasonable. 1915 Nth st. NV
FOR RENT-Sec0nd floor Stationary wash
stands, cooking gas, three rooms On tb1-5
moor Tor hgnt housekeeping. 1919 IIth 81. my
ys-e-oL
FOR ISENT-Unfurnished rooms, Capitol Hin
s-o Nd ave ne, beautiful new rooms f1r
Isht housekeeping reasonable price; refer
Slless seenahse1- jy23-3t
FOR RENTING adjoining rooms for light
LouSeAeeplhs' bath on same floor. 523 - 81.
FOR RENT-Three nice, light unfuruished
rooms large closets; gas, batn- 2l0 ID ST. NV.
FOR RENT-Three rooms on second floor;
sas and bath for light housekeeping. 1920
Coiumbla ST. NV, between sth and 10th, =
THREE ROOMS and BATH gas and heat.
reasonable 52J 21st ST. NV jy99-3t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. sec
ond floor, for light housekeeping. 60 Eye 81.
ne. ty2Z-3t
THREE unfurnished rooms; bath: gas; sec
ond floor light housekeeping. 1873 Pennsyl-
Vania ave NV. iy22-4t
FOR RENT-Three rooms second floor. 73l
llth st. NV iy22-3t
FOUR or five unfuTnished rooms for hght
housekeeping 1913 North Capitol ST. jy2l-4t
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For SaJe-AutomObiles.

FOR SALE-Tv'o-cylinder Ford. seat four.
in perfect running order; gas lamp. oil lamps,
tools. price, $685. viii demonstrate. Gail -,
9th ST. nv. jy22-3t
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For Ren:-StOres.

STORE FOR REM s22 sth st. Sc. Inquire
next door. Jyz2-I
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Fery ATTRACTIVE, COlonial Stvle.
S. c. HILL.

STORE AND DWELLING NFs o.-,.-. ....
SZL5g- PRICE, 81 ~. ''i1' i7il'
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Help Wanted
HALE and FeInale.

neIp W anted-
Male and Female.
WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand in 10 hours attain speed OF
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man. Graham, Gregs. and Barnes systems.
JypewriJIuE. and spanish. SIENOGEAFHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone n.
l152 iy5-SJt
HELP for all departments In hotels. city
and resorts. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY.
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WANTED-Canyassers. male or female. SAL
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CO.. 4lS sth 81 sw. jyi--eod-5t
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WANTED-ColoTed utility boy able TO -un
eIe rator. ARIZONA HOTEL, $40 81. aW
II
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Rooms and Boara

Eoh RENTING large con.e.0.isating. ful
i',,I i.iI5I rooms; with good BOARD terms Tes
sonablei telephone. I6Zl st.a 81 nv fv24-7t
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4WO large front corner rooms one small
ROOM convenient location. moderate rates.
TIE ST JOHNSBURY. l0I 4th at- nv
jy22-1t
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Two NEAT cool rooms. with board 1913
NeNlon 81. ETookIand near cars. ly2g-9t
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SSlEOHGh WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18th and
Le~ Nv loih ave, overlooking White House.
= rs ciiAA family hotel. double rooms so
up. single rooms, SIS per month: good board
Iahslentss II per day and up. jyI4-i5t
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For Sale
Horeas and Nabg.u--


Horses and Vehicles.
FOR sALE-One rubber-tirs runab5gf c7--1
- ON ST. sw. i,5t'e,S' p
FOR sALE-A splendid saddIer and -7---------
lluAl9ut and harness, together OF separ4faE-
Address E. AkENDES, Ilyluing CIV. Naiiyr
road iy24-3t
LEFT TO BE sOLD-Duyton delivery wagon
I-lllLoit. surrey. and buggy also harness
and wheels, nothing Iu reason refused
CRY l-l. p. L9tl and ~ SIS. nN. Jy24-st
FOR sALE<-Drlying horse. speed runabout
LuDuer tire SiauAupe surrey, harness and
layton wagon bargain. GREENS s. IJth and
y 80 -,,. JyZ3-3I
FoE sAI-E---H0rse. Bailey ulnab0ut ana har-
ness - AlA ST. Sc jy22-3t
GREAT srocK-REDUCNG SALE.
81 1lip6-1.- Is,,; 80
tl-3 CuL-naer htLsoouts ,cushiOu tlrej S. OO
$40 huIrey8 tc8IJpy LOpJ ................ 55 u
g. ID. WATERS az SON. 80 Pc. Ave.
CAN'T S SELLING OUT; SIS bike runabout
k45i $lsl cut under surrey So. SIg5 Iadvss
ana business plaetln. $40. So fun platform
panel slls grocery wagons. SOS. 3gl and I2l5
ID st nv. je25-50t
Buy AT COGswELL's 81 buy All now vs-
hIcles direct from manufacturers FOR SPOT
cash therefore can save you time aDd
money. New run1bouts. $50 up: new sIIr
geys, $50 up. new harness IS uu. new dsv-
toES, 4a3. Large assortment used vehicles
$40 up Harness. $500 lp. New uIub ubreiia-
top. $3.50. 21y-zil nth 30. NV: teleDhcns Main
l4s'' aplS-tf
FOR sALE-Hand-bu delivery wagon vim
Top. suitable Tor market OF grocery. Ials
LennsZlyanla ave. jylS-7t
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For SaIe-LOtS.

FOR sALE-Best value In city, handsome
home site near 18th and X sts.; So -25 foot: lot
s0NI16 WASHINGTON REALTY CO. 1901
New York ave jy22 826
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28
.SE ! NAL KILLING AT
 DOUGLAS
One Dead and Another Serious ly Wounded As a Result of a Drunken Fight Near Saloon. Peacemaker Also Injured.

DOUGLAS, Dec. 27.-(SpeciaI.)-- )-- At Pirtleville about II o'clock last night a Mexican, whose name is moi known, shot and killed Francisco Granada, shot and stabbed Francis co Fernandez and stabbed Rafael Alb larado. The dead man is at the morgue in Douglas. Fernandez lies in his home in semi-conscious con dition. His would-be assassin made an ugly knife wound in his left side over the heart and had the knife not struck rib he would be dead.
 The bullet which killed Granada en tered the left shoulder above the nip pie and lodged in the skin behind the right shoulder Dr. Greene extracted it this morning.
 The other man, Albarado, is also suffering from an ugly cut He was attempting to play the peace maker and was wounded for his kind act
 Almost immediately Officer Young Davis was on the s"e..c He was soon reinforced by Frank Byrd, of Pirtleville. Davis arrested man whose name hassn been learned and he is now in jail. The officers took a knife from him and a few steps away near a house, he found 3S-calibre
 ouble-acting revolver with two emp ty chambers and the smell fresh of powder disclosed the fact that it had been recently discharged. Only two shots had been fired: one of them en tered the shoulder of Fernandez.
 Dr. Greene says if no complications set in Albarado may recover.
 The Mexican under arrest is named Fernandez and is brother of the man who was stabbed and shot.
 Judge Mcdonald. acting as coroner empaneled jury and held an inquest in the case of Francisco Granada. the man who was murdered at Pirtleville Christmas night A brother of Fran cisca Fernandez. one of the men in jured in the affray. was arrested and charged with the offense, but the evi dence against him did not seem 10 sat isfy the jury that he was the guilty man and they brought in a verdict that Granada came to his death by reason of wound in the neck with g knife in the hands of some person ol persons to the jury unknown. But this does not end the case by any means. The police will continue theiI investigation until the party who com mitted the deed is apprehended and punished if guilty. Meanwhile the prisoners are held for further exam ination.
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FOR TWO TOWNS
 INSTEAD OF ONE One to Be Built on San Pedro River Near Cananea-
 Locations Are Good.

CANANEA. SON. MEX. Dec. 27.-- The effects of the recent Cole-Ryan deal whereby all the Greene interests |of Cananea were merged into the Greene Cananea company with S50.- 100000 capital stock is gradually be- coming apparent to the people of Can aena.
 It is now known that the plans of Col. Greene and his new company are for two towns instead of one. The new smelter is to be built on the San Pedro river. eight or ten miles north Iof Cananea. There is a good site for a town there and plenty of water.
 The smelter is to have a capacity of double that of the old plant which is
 to be torn away in time. leaving Can anea purely a mining town like Bis bee The new smelter will have a capacity of from 12,o00, 900 to 15 ,OO0.-
 900 pounds of copper per month
 The Cananea mines which have
 been for several years blocking out ten 10 twenty tons of ore where one
 ton was taken out of the mines are now in condition where they can fur nish any amount of ore required for
 many years to come The output of the mines will be at least doubled
 with the advent of the new shelter and the growth of the big camp will
 be in proportion. Cananea is to re main the headquarters of the company
 in Sonora.
 The new smelter will bring into ex- 'lstence a new town at its site on the San Pedro river. The location is a happy one and the works there to be
 established will justify a city of some ten thousand people.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

One of the bull fighters at Agua Prieta yesterday threw one of the wicked banderillas from the ring to the platform, where the pharapher' nalia was kept, and it struck 8 Mexi- can boy named Ernest Lillevien and penetrated the flesh of his back about an inch and a half and struck the spine. It took a doctor half an hour to extract it and the pain was excru ciating. The bull fighter is under ar rest and In jail at Agua Prieta. He claims it was an accident, but the father of the boy declares that it was done intentionally.
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SAN DIEGO ARIZONA
 R. R. ELECT OFFICERS
Much Speculation In Business Quarters Where Spreckes
 Line Will Connect.

DOUGLAS. Dec. 21.-(Special.) )- The first meeting of the stockhold- CTS Of the San Diego and Arizona rail road company was held at San Diego on Monday. December 24, for the pur- pose of electing officers. The follow ing were chosen:
 John D. Sprecklee. president: VII liam Clayton, vice president; Harry l.. Titus. secretary. treasurer and at torney- The company has received it's charter from Sacramento and is all ready for business.
 The San Diego and Arizona rail road has taken over all the franchises and rights-of-way of the San Diego Eastern company, an organization of San Diego business men which was gotten together several years ago for the purpose of promoting the long mooted San Diego-Yuma road The committee has very valuable holdings which 1t offered to hand over to the Spreckles company without charge. but Mir. Spreckles has announced that he will take the franchises and rights ofway and reimburse in fun the gen tlemen who have stock in the San Diego Eastern committee.
 San Diego is filled with rejoicing over the prospect of that towns long cherished dream being fulfilled. Among business men there is no doubt that the fruition of their hopes is in sight. and property values have increased accordingly. Already three fourths of the property which has pre- viously been for sale has been with drawn from the market. and of the remaining twenty-five Der cent almost all has been raised from 50 to 100 per cent
 There is much speculation in busi-
 ess quarters as to what trausconti- mental line the Spreckles line will form a connection with. as it is recog- nized that such connection must be in prospect.
 One theory which has been ad- vanced is that the new road will pass into the hands of the Santa Fe and will connect with that roads new line at Parker. The favorite theory. how ever, is that Spreckles has formed an alliance with the Phelps-Dodge inter ests and will connect with that com pany's Fl Paso and Southwestern road at Benson.
 If this should prove to be the case the line will develop into the Rock Island system. and will give Yuma. as well as San Diego, another transconti- mental road.
 It would also plant Douglas on a great transcontinental line
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28
F|VE-FOOT VEIN ENCOUNTERED
 AT GLOBE
Is Same Strike Made By Globe
 Boston Management and Its
 Presence on 100-Foot Level Was Anticipated,
(Globe Belt)


 A fye-foot vein of sulphide ore was encountered in a new crosscut on the lowest workings of the Mallory shaft of the Globe Consolidated yesterday. No assays have been completed, but it is expected that the ore will run from to 5 per cent copper and very high in sulphur. This is the same vein which was opened before under the old Globe-Boston management and its presence in the new crosscut on the 400 level was anticipated. President Hovland stated that the strike IS a source of much encouragement to him and that it will not be great while before ore shipments are begun at the Mallory. The new boiler which is be- ing installed will greatly expedite the work at the mine.
 With prompt arrival of material which is now wanting to complete the railroad being constructed by the Ari- zona Commercial company, the line will be in operation within a few weeks, according to Superintendent H. V. Shell. Work was begun on the steel laying last Tuesday morning and already 5000 feet of track have been spiked to the ties. Yesterday the Shay locomotive. which will haul ore trains from the company's mine, was put in commission. No trial runs were made. but steam was gotten up and the gear put through it's paces with good results
 Work is progressing rapidly at the Mitchell smelter site and 1t is under stood that the Gila Valley. Globe ana Northern will begin the construction this week of the extension to the smelter. It is very probable that a new suburb of Globe will arise Tn the vicinity of the smelter, as it has been unofficislly given out that the pur- chase of the Fuller ranch Friday Dy Nose Drachman and other Tucson cap italists, in connection with several mining claims, was made with the ul- ltimate view of converting the ranch into a townsite.
 There is a good water supply on the ranch and it would make an ideal site for a town. It is within easy walking distance from the Mitchell smelter site.
 Local stockholders of the Queen Mining company received letters dur ing the last. week from Superintend- ent Joe Baidhauer at Superior stat ing that he had struck two and one half feet of solid glance in the shaft of the Queen and that he could ship a car of the ore to the smelter which would assay 50 per cent copper and one hundred ounces of silver.
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Plans. specifcationg. and proflles

VIII be sent to competent bidders upon receipt of twenty-five 25.0Or ~Jfo1fars as a guaranty for return of plans. Pro- posals shall be made upon blanks furn- ished by the Company, and shall be accompanied by certified check or surety bond in the sum of ten per cent of the amount of their bid.
 The Warren Company reserves the right to reject any or ali bids.
 CHAS. w. VAN DYKE,
 Manager. Bisbee. Arizona. Dec. 10. 1906.
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PROPOSAL FOR BIDS.
Construction of Electric Railway.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Warren Company at 2 p. m. Monday, February 4th, 1907, for the preparing of the roadbed and sub-grade of approximately five miles of electric line for The Warren Com pany, between Bisbee, Arizona, and Warren, Arizona.
 Instructions to bidders, specified tions, plans and profles. and other necessary information can be hai upon application.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

By psychological tests in South Carolina College, it has been proved that men remember what they hear better than women do. Which is all the stranger when you think how oft en women repeat all they hear.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

A woman in a breach of promise suit submits her photograph as proof that she is young and beautiful. That's no evidence. You can't look through photograph and see the vol canic shaped mole on the other cheek. and besides it may have been re- touched.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28
DOUGLAS LOCALS.
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Mir. and Mrs. A. Wing. of Chicago are guests at the Roy hotel. Mrs. Wing. who has been visiting at the slaughter ranch, will return to Chi cago with her husband shortly.
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New Cement Sidewalk.-Workmen nave comenced laying concrete side calk in front of the new bank builG- ing on c avenue and before long the street there will be in a passable con dition again.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

Representative Campbell frepubli- can) of Kansas wants commission to probe the tariff and the trusts Might be a good idea. Only danger, the great CT would absorb the lesser and the trusts swallow the commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

President Castro drove around the city of Caracas the other day to let the people know he was "still alive and kicking" according to a press dispatch. If he is alive. Of course he is kickiaG.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

The Savannah press bravely upholds MT. Roosevelt's simplified spelling ideas The Press can not forget that the President Is one-half Geor- gian, and entitled to the support. right or wrong. of every Georgia Colo nel.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

C. M. A.-The Tombstone football team are not school boys, but most oi them belong to secret society called the C. M A-Coming Men of Amer ica. The society takes in no one ovel twenty-one years old. and eGucates it: members in the duties and responsi bilities of good citizenship. Evidently the Tombstone branch has neglected ootball
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

Nothing shows the need of young college men in Congress more than the fact that the two houses are eternally importuning the President and the Cabinet for information.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

Manager Roundtree, of the Singer Sewing Machine company, returned last night from Fl Paso, where he went to spend Christmas.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

With eggs at fifty cents a dozen, no wonder the hen is enjoying a com mercial rating as the country's chief industry
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

What this country needs is to be rid of the pestiferous creatures who persist in disagreeing with the ad- ninistration.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

Whichever side to the French con- troyersy, between Church and State, gets the preferred services or Count Bonf. will be afflicted with severe handicap
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

If the next elections do not sustain the Kaiser. what then? Will he dis solve the German Empire?
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

Dan Cupid seems to be a busy boy at Christmas time. too.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

Communication between France and the Vatican just now are of the wireless variety.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

New Hundred-Foot Front.-About January 1. 1907, if material can be obtained, E. R. Pirtle company will commence the erection of a brick block on the east side Of G avenue. extending south one hundred feet from the new Goldman building. Ten ants in the row of buildings on the present site will soon have to va cate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

Annual Number-The annual mum Der of the International-America will ho found on sale at the Douglas Drug company until the edition Is ex- haustsd. There is great demand for this paper and those desiring to send one to friend should not delay doing SD. as the supply promises to be exhausted before the end of the week
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

New Fence.-At the residence of Andy Scott, on Thirteenth street, handsome iron fence is being put in nlace. When this is completed MT. Scott will have one of the handsomest homes in the city of Douglas. He has srared no expense in the matter of providing and furnishing his resi- dence.