Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-08

feat was accOmDllSneu. MT. OlareucS Clauson chaperoned the young people. The party included Misses Fife Stew art, Sidney Fallon, Blanche Webb; Messrs. Henry E. Berry, Ben Moline and Fred Dow.
 The Watkins brothers. with their families, spent the Fourth at the San Pedro, fishing. Other people went there. too, but we won't tell on them. Now that Fl Paso has organized society for the prevention of cruelty 10 children and animals. Bisbee should be the next to fall in line.
 The woman's Club intends to take ;t mn in the fall but in the mean time much cruelty will be seen during the hot months. Not long since one nttie pony was being urged to carry mum
 Der of men sitting in spring wagon
 The horse was unable to do SO having come quite a distance judging from the
 locks of the paraphernalia in the ris.
 Residents in the vicinity of DuDacner canyon have been stirred almost 10 | desperation by the cries of dog evl-
 dently under excrutiating torture. IL lusually occurs after dark. This case
 would be an excellent one for Hu-
 mane Society to investigate. | A burro belonging to water com
 pGny was resting one afternoon by | the side of the road. He seemed to be completely exhausted. Two men
 driving by deliberately stopped and gave the poa- animal several severe cuts with whip over the head. The owner came after time and in order | to make the burro move on" beat him over the head with a gasoline can.
 The burro is said to be quite tough. i But cannot cry out, Enough! Enough,
 Scarcely a day passes but drivers urge their borses hurriedly mp or down
 the brick payements which are too
 slippery for horse to get hold,
 sometimes even when walking. But for the unusual stick-to-it-tiye-
 ness of the rider a severe accident
 might have happened at the curve near the Hughes Block on the 4th of July. Three boys on bicycles whirled around
 the corner just as a horseman came
 frCm the opposite direction. The
 horse evidently from out of town tried
 to avoid the rush of the boys. His feet could not catch hold anywhere
 long enough at a time to get his equi- librium. however, he found it in time
 to save his own and the mans neck. i There is another cruelty under the i disguise of necessity or style and that | is, 'The Use of the Check Rein." i It is impossible for a horse to do his
 best with his head pulled back to ! dc gree where he can not watch where | he steps. Iii pulling load up a hill or
 even on level ground a horse needs the use of the muscles in the neck,
 where great deal of his strength lies. Horses are left standing on hot days with head checked up and the flies ttormenting them until nearly crazed and if able to break loose at all and run away are called vicious. Tie
 man to a post on a street corner not i far from a garbage can, for about an hour and see the result. There is no kinder or more devoted animal than the horse if treated well,
 unless it is the dog. -.rr.--r.rr. 1 To get the best from dog or horse, E. ! Bestow upon him nothing worse l Than that you give to friend. You'll find him noble. brave and true. And could be speak with words to you, i He'd say, "Tll serve you to the end" The most delightful affair of the
 week was the party given by Mir. and
 Mrs. Fred Riely, on Monday evening
 iI honor of the return of their daugh-
 ter who has been attending school for
 the past year.
 | Miss Riley has been so closely con-
 fined to school work that it is great l pleasure to feel the taste of freedom
 for few months.
 The verandah where the young peo- pie enjoyed the evening was decorated
 with patriotic colors and hung with
 Japanese lanterns.
 A number of interesting games
 were played with prizes awarded. One of the games was a large sofa pillow completely covered with arti- cles pinned on. The guests were giy-
 en chance to look once and then
 guess the number of articles. MT. Harry Roache guessed the exact | number and received as reward a Havi-
 land China cup and saucer. In the Buster Brown game Miss Elsie Arndt won BnSLer broWn tie.
 In another Miss Maggie Soaidiug re- 1 ceived silk flag A string of lire crackers was the booby prize in this game.
 Eight gallons of ice cream and nine
 cakes were disposed of during the
 evening to the great delight of the young people.
 The guests present were: Mabel
 Davis, Mary and Maggie Spalding, Kat Carretto. Katherine and Susie Wade. Grace Deere. Elsa Arndt, Francis Bus SOW. Verda Haskell. Viola Hankins.
 Mildred Hart. Clara Taylor: Clarence
 Wittig. Charles Wittig, Clarence Booth, Charles Morgan, Johnnie Carretto, Ed die Hankins. Curtis Moon; Mesdames
 Maan, Sax; Messrs McKeenan, Mur- ray. Forbes, Roache, Davis, Bell, Der quist, Detaloff. Merriam.
 The Anona club spent Thursday
 evening very pleasantly at the home of | D.. 7x- Al