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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
CartaS viStaS

I 81 10 primern. porque esas caha'
las, intriguillas J chlsmoreos contrs
Mr. Winthrop y Mr. Post, obsdscen
que dichos iuncionarIoa han restable
cido an ests isla 10 paz moral y el res
reto Ala Icy, no permitleudo que loi
republicanos siguiersn cometiendotro
pelfas q su antoio.
81 10 segundo, porque los parti
dos que cuentan con posittvoa elemen'
tos para aleapzsr, dentro del order
legal, una victoria en- los c. micios,
no ss preocupan Do manera tan exse
silva por Ell hecho de que queden en- 81
pats, 6 ae vayan del pals, Las perso
nalidades que empuflan las riendas
del Gobierno.
III los republicanos son mas tuer
ten que noaotros, como proclsmsn a
sodas horas, porque toman tan q pc
chos 10 question do que MIR Winlhrop
no vIslvs O Mr. P( at renuncia?
Yst son mas deollea qua noaosros,
como enrealidad ocurre. aebiers guar
dar diicreta reselya sn sstos, impor
tantisimos punsos, que On bocA csrra'
do no entran moacas y al buen callar
llaman Sancho.
No 80 concibe sRn evidente falta
de tacto y habilidad polistcas, aino
por el hscho do que los repubicanoa
carecen en- eatos inEtanses do una di
recci6n experss, existe entire ell -
tal disparidad dc criterlos y opiniones
que no han encontrado adu el modo
do ponerse de acaerdo para ocultar,
siQuiera por consideration q Of mis-
mos, 70 que no por respe1o al pdolico,
aus amargurAs, aus temorss, sus In
certidumhres y aus odios.
Los tropezonea en- polisica son
siempre irconveniensss, psro en- Vi,
peras de elecoiones rsSulsan fatalsa,
Y los republlcRnos csm!psr fatal
mente do iropezon en tgol ez6n.
Esss i timo, Que comeltsmos eE al
mas grande dc sQdoa, porque 10 6nico
que han conaeauldo es suminlssrAr
malAs ideas OIL gobsgnador Wlnlh cop
para que 50 sonvsLEa di6nitivkmsute
euando vueivA al psis-si 90 que NJ
ess& convencido 20 de Quienes aon
aus amigos, y quieLes aus eLemlgts;
qbienes los amigos del pals y quieneA
los enemigos del psis.
POGO tiempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
|NPRESIOIES Y NOIICIAS


lie, qle en- item JOS de lluvla 90 pone
insrsn,itsble.
Aver 4 lEs traI de 10 tarde falle.
clio DIVA G >nz .lsz on el Hospital Til
eoche, 4 consecusncia de tuberculosis
pulmonar.
Msrfa Reyes sali6 curada.
Han ipgrssAdo en- dicho hospital
Francisco Hernandez,
Franeisco Mesa y M aria Flgueroa
fueron dadoA de bsia en- ell Aailo dc
LocoH. Qleisn en- dicha depsndencia
4 hombrea muieres Total; IL per.
sonas.
-Ea el Juzg4do de- Psz: Jusna
z smbrans, Juana AlvarAdo J Hsrmi
nio O:aaio, han sido condenadoa \
cinco dias do arresto por turbAr 10
ps7 rGblica,
La pollcfs ha danuneiado Jaa
no Morales por conductA d'shonssts
Antonio saracval, por ipfraccI6n da
las ordenspEss municipalss Jostta
Diss, por lrGr;cci6n de Eanidad, En-
rique Gil, por abuse de eonhsrfa J
Manusl Roman, por infraooi6n de laa
OrdenanSas municipales,
aC CALzADO sin carton on laa
zuelAs para nifios, espssiRlidAd On
calEado fno para sedors, tnisos ven
dedorea de e&lSado fno recomendable
para oabslleroa. El LEON PonceFo.
Gale del Comercio,
--EstA nochs SO reune ell Comit6
local uniouista en- session ordinaria.
Eats tards ae he reunido On el
despscho del Alcalde una somisi6n dc
conceisles, para sratar del nuevo pro-
yecso dc passntes para 10 tsrita mu'
nicipel.
VA estkn eonatituidAA todas las
subiurtas unionia.as on los barrioa
de lA loCslidad On los rurales, So
prooade con gran ectlvldad q 10 for
maci0n dol oenso. I'll partido respon
de como un solo honbrs i una psrtects
organtI sci6n.
Ell pueblo psgano pons el grltc
en- el Oislu con hArta rsz,n, por loa
alN'imos preoios o que SO sst&n ex
psndiendo ciersoa articulos do primera
nscesidad como 10 osrne ? 10 lechs; el
primsro g % csutAvos kllo, y el 90
gundo Il csnsavoE botella Apaga
y ID nonosI A este psao las tamiliar
pobres tendran que raaignarse q NO
bebsr ltcha y o no conner oarne, ri
mereAdo do Ponce on actualmente unc
do los mas caroa do 10 lsla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10

Pueden ir abAndonando los repu
blicanos les esperanzas que tenisr
CON el cambio de gobsrnador solo ina
ginado por ellos, fgur&ndose que Mr.
Winthrop no regresarfa & Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Winthrop volvera
"a muchos len pssara.
Les pssa,a, porque veraa derrum
barse como castillo de nsipes azotado
por el viento, 8 f'agil torre cimsntada
sobre arena, el Quimerico ediicio dc
sus no menos quim6ricas victorias.
Lss peAar& porque todas las pro
babilidkdes dc que viniesen & esta isla
gobernantss por el estilo de Hunt y
dc Ia MADEIRA dc Allen, son probabili
dades muersSs y enterradas entire el
immense ndmero do las eoass que %
olvidan por ser eoaas imposibles y On
po FLEA, esp:cialmsnts. quien eusnta
Goa oil imI o,ible?
Les pesarA, en- suma, porQua no
tlensn ante aus clos mas que la pers-
psctiva do 10 derrcta, de IL inevitable
y amArga dsrroia. Tai 90 el gale do
los pArtidos como el republican,, en-
eposss electoraleS. que no cuentan ps
rA triunfar, con ninPdn recurso, nj ell
que dc lss propias faerzAs mace, nj ell
que dimAna do les aim 2alfas do Ia OPT.
ni6n, nj el que 80 obtiene CON los fs.
vores del gobisrno.
Nada, NADIA, absolutamente ma
da,......
W 10 diio LA DEMoCRACIA, an
teayer;
<El Gobernadot embsrcara On Nue'
Va York el die 10 = llegAra & eata isla
oil % para sontinuar eisretendo sus al
tas tuneiones.s
Qledap, por tanto, deatruidas cuan'
tas mAlignas & interesadaa supoaicio
mes 20 han hecho, 8 hayan podido hA
cslse, eontrariss oil regrsso del G ober.
nader.
Y quedan tAmbien desylrtusdas
les noticias que % han puhlicado en
satos { timos dias, dando como oierts
10 sustituc.6n del actual gobernsnte.
Despues do TODD, los rumorss pro.
palados han venido llenar slgdn dn
Ningda detalle resulta ooioao por
mimic y baladf que pArezca.
Los repuhlicanos han puesto On
relieve ~ despecho y su impotenoiA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10

Anochs do Ia comps1ia de opera
su Ultima function de abcno con sLas
CampAnas do Cornsville,. Llc6 on.
sc sobre maoe era la Ple,ra.ti, "a Wei
nj, Carrczzl, PCggI, Vanutelli y Bet.
tini, quien cant6 unos coupIttS dell.
c'oIos.
Mafana. ileves, ssra el bene fcto
del tenor c6mico B,rsini, quien 10 de,
dlcs dlsllpguidos cabilleros. So
pondran en- eacana Gel Dd) de Ia Afri.
csnsS, ell tarssr seto de sGelshas y
sDos cauGtiQk de c. f6S.
Eo preparation, sSonambalaa, por
Ia tIqle Gorzaga.
A 10 Blbioteca municipal con.
curfieron en- 10 ssmAna Ultima tres.
cIepIos doce lectores.
~ Loa vecinos DO 10 ealle Lstorre,
esquips 4 Wives, dlcen que aquel sro
- do calls neeesisa composition. Sc
sa'gs por complete euando llueve.
I'll BQzGT Ctero avisa & su numo.
rosa o'iensela que el 80 dc Mayo prf.
ximo espira el t6rmino para 10 sdoui
sici6n de los tickets oftecidos, 8 dn
de que SO Apresuren & reunir los Is
nesesarioa para las ampliaeiones do
rstrAtoS. 3vsIm,
-1gualmente se ha exsendido GER,
ti6caci6n d don Marco Pierraz', cor.
t-atIsts do II piedra, por .mports dc
1888, importe de Ia piedra empleada
ca 10 calle dc la CAMERA.
Ian pronlo esyea termInsdos 10.
pianos do Ia Alcaldls SO procedsr6 q
lntrodusir alf varlss msioras do i'm.
portSrcla,
Ell cilindro de vspor eata pres.
sando servic!os on Ia Csntera, en- q,
apisonado de piedra picada,
Son muy repstidas Las uueia,
de los vecincs de la cAlle dc la Sslud
trcSo comorendldo entire Criatina {
Isaba', por 81 NAL e.tado de dicha ca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
En- SANTA ISABEL

Son muy sstlifactoriIs las inpra.
aionss poisieas qua b mos rscibido
del pueblo de Santa Isabel
Les unionissaE eItan petfectamen
to organi2ados y te preparan a 10 lu-
cha con grandeI e4perauEas de triurfo.
Entre nuestfos correllgionarioz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
deean que su derrota 90 legors.

desan que su derrota 60 legara.
A mai encu6ntranse hondamsnts
divididor, pues muchos quieren dss
csrtar de la Acadia al Refior Des
carte porque 6sss no Qviere seguirles
por los caminos de Ia vlolencia y Ia
intolerapcia
TAmbl6l sabsmoa que un promi
nsnte hacendkdo do Santa IsAb /, re-
publ csro, ae rstirarG del parsido
donde militia, para quedar on Actitud
Independents.
Reciban los enthusiasts unioniaaas
do Santa Isabel oil teatImonio de nuss
ire confederation mas afaciuoaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
kOTAS ESc0LARES
Penuelas y Guayanilla ten.
dram sus juntas CORES.
pondlentes

La Junss escolar do Ponce ha rec,
bido uoS carsa circular del DepArsA
msnsods Educsc'6o da1dole lmportsn,
sss irssrucaiones sobre los srabs ios
eeon6miooa que hs de llevar 4 csbo
hstta IL ssrminsc.6a del presents cur
so escolsr,
Con Arrtglo 4 ellas, eele brar6 Ia
JursA en- fstha opoftuna una session
extraordinaria, para empezar el psqo
en- los prlmeros dias DO Junio prfxt.
mo, de todas las obi igaciones pendlen
tes para entcnces en- el Ano scon6mico
actual.
FL presupueato escolar del afo
prtxlmo Quedara serm nado el dis 10
do Julio
Con sntelacl6n al u de Julio pro-
x'mo 30 nombrara i ! las JuntAu e,cfl~
res do Pm lelas y Glsyanills, con
sus tssorsros respeclivos, quedardo
al estos pueblos por sfseto do Ia do,
aantxl6n municipal, sosalm9nss indie
send zados do Ponce.
El DepArsamento h. aprobado Ia
propuesta do la profss ora rur4 Al sefIo.
rita Carmen Lopez Collsso, para 10 ca
cuela do Tlbes sbsjo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10

--Mr. Henry ?. " alter solIclts el
correspondence permiso para la cons
trucci6n do IN hospital denominado
ssAn LusaIs, en- I'm solar e;cayAdo
en- ssrrenoa dc don NarcjEo Manescsu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
Anuneios esPecia|es para Ponce
DR. Ct. WIVES

0tGltSta del A2;Io . Hospital ia Oiaqos, q,
Horas do oonaultAs; do lOs o ia
: de las Teleiono de- au resldenols
ndmero 81, Telefoao dol AsiIo, 1877
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10

Nos ha visltAdo nueatro amigo
don Angel Be 'nab6 Torres, uno do
los unionistAs mas caraete :is Ados do
Santa Isabel. EitA tarde rtgtesara
{ 81 residencia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10

Los que claman eontra Winthrop
y contra Post pataloan
no son cerebros que rugsu
sin0 vlsItreE que re quejan.
II h leite de Bsrhosa esta llorando,
respeisd 81 leeitimo dolor
Guo sabais ID desgracia que le aquejs?
sndrG el Gobsrnadorl
Ys pas6 ell tempo del GAIA,
del hombre que insulta raja
Ia psclfca grey......
solo priva el que trRbai&
4 Ia somhra de Ia Levi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10

do aQuel term,n0 reInan mu h Ardor
y entusia,mo.
Por ol ConsrsrIo, oil decsmiento
dc los republicsnos crecs do dia on
dlA.
Sc 'ienisn sen alicaidos, que va
ha aonado ALI, entire ellos, Ia palabra
resrRimientc, y NADIA de extra1o ten
dria que no tomaSen pSrts en- 10 pro-
alma contiends electoral, pueu consi.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
SUMNER OUTING
FOR BISBEE BOYS
Y. m. C. A. CAMP IN THE HUAcHUcAS Will LBE READY
JUNE 10 ANDA BIG TIME is ANTICIPATED.

In ten days all the lucky boys Of
the Y NJ. c. A, will be happily stored
away in Camp Huachuca which is the
Fame of the new summer camp the
Association has established in the
Erschuca mountains TO begin June IS.
Tie extremely hot weather of the last
few days Is sending in the boys with
IL cir applications, their parents being
anxious. to have them enjoy the cool
of the mountains for two weeks.
The latest addition to the Camp
equipment Is a large Mess Tent 22x29
feet given by Professor James Doug
las. This tent is to serve as the
Mess Tent and as assembly tent for
meetings of various kinds and to serve
as a playhouse for the boys should
there be any wet weather. The camp
is TO be under the direct supervision
of the officers of the Y. NJ. C. A., of
Bisbee and Douglas. Other leaders
will be appointed and the camp con-
Quoted in semi-military style. A
good delegation is expected from the
Douglas Association. There are also
a number of boys expected from Tomb
stone. The use of firearms and to-
bacco are to be strictly prohibited in
the younger boys camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

the company OF happy boys. the great
dark background of the piney woods.
the weird light over all, the singing,
the yeiis, the stories, the fun, then the
serious word at the close is a happy
experience long to be remembered.
One may get the best idea of what
camp life is from the following daily
routine which will be followed in the
camp: AT 500 reville is sounded and
every boy appears in front of his tent
Tor setting up" exercises. This will
be followed by dip in the pool for
those who are brave. At O'Clock the
nag is raised; breakfast is served at
1880. and chapel held at $3.50. After
ward come camp duties, games, ram
bles, ETC., with a swim at IL O'Clock
and dinner at IL.
The afternoon is devoted TO athletic
SPORTS, etc. Supper is served at 6
O'Clock. A twenty-minute interesting
Bible study is held at sunset AT
7:30 retreat is sounded and the flag
lowered. Then comes the camp fire
with the jolly times. At $50 taps is
sounded and lights are put out for a
good nine hours sleep.
Visitors day in the camp Will be
Friday. 1t is expected that large
number of boys will go from the Bis
bee association. A delegation is ex-
pected from Douglas and one from
Tombstone. Probably forty or more
boys will be in camp during the first
two. weeks.
Every boy who can possibly spare
the time and the small amount OF
money necessary should not fail to at
tend the camp this summer
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

ten tents for sleeping purposes, accord
ing 10 the number of the boys that
register for the camp
The recreative features of the Camp
VIII be varied. Hikes to the several
mountains peaks and canyons will be
arranged. On some of the trips camp
ing over night and sleeping in the
oLen. the boys preparing their own
meals and roughing IL in the real
style, viii be the scheme followed.
Athletic games land contests will be
arranged between the different par
ties in the camp. A swimming pool
VIII be built by the boys in the stream
near the camp. For those Interested
m photography a dark room will be
built for developing pictures on the
grounds. The country round about is
fuli OF interesting and beautiful bits
OF scenery which delight the camera
enthusiast.
One of the most pleasant features
OF camp life is the camp fire In the
heart of the woods. Any one who has
Witnessed one of these camp fires and
participated in its fun as well as its
seriousness will never forget it. The
huge fire shooting up its tongue of
flame into the darkness of the night
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

The Young mems Christian Associa-
ton of Bisbee is planning to conduct
a summer camp for men and boys in
the Huachuca mountains this season,
beginning on June Is. and continuing
until July is. The campsite selected
is in Miller canyon. in the heart of the
mountains. The first two weeks of
the camp viii be open TO boys between
the ages of twelve and eighteen years.
TIL association has issued a camp
folder, which gives the plans. cost and
privileges of the camp in detail. The
purpose of the camp is TO provide for
the men and boys two weeks of free
and easy life, full of clean fun, sport
and healthful recreation under the
leadership of Christian men. Last
year over 10000 boys in various parts
of the country We're in attendance at
the Y. NJ. c. A. summer camps. The
local association, in conjunction with
the association at Douglas. are the
first In the southwest 10 offer their
membership the privileges of the sum-
mer camp. The camp is intended pri-
marily for members of the Y. NJ. c. A,
and instead Of charging an extra fee
for outsiders, the association has ar
ranged to take all who will Join the
association on the quarterly basis.
The cost of the camp will be $40 for
the two weeks for the boys and Sl2
for the two weeks for the men. The
food will be the best and prepared I'M
der the direction of an experienced
cook The association is planning to
have a large mess or assembly tent,
and will furnish from six to eight or
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
Events of the Past Week in Society = q

O'Clock by the Rev. Geo. Logic. in the
presence of the immediate family. The
house was made attractive with sweet
peas and carnations, and after the
ceremony dainty refreshments of or
ange ice and cake were served. Mrs.
Phillips is a niece of Mr.. Smith, and
she and Mr.. Phillips departed for Los
Angeles on Friday morning.
Miss Sara Hooper was the CUES. of
honor at party given by James Speed
on Tuesday evening. The guests who
played whist were: Mr. and Mrs.
w. Worthington. Mrs. Speed. Miss
Sara Hooper. Marie O'Brien. Agnes
Speed, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Thurston.
Katherine Paxton. Bess Fox, Bianch
Penhoel, Alta Gessell. Messrs. J. S..
Ely. Fred Nichols, E. C. Robinson, G..
o. Thomas and Geo. Hill. The prize,
a pretty Indian basket. was won by
Miss Marie O'Brien. During the re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
the Ratz orchestra played number
OF beautiful selections.
The attractive new residence going
up on the corner of Thirteenth and G.
avenue is to be the future home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Scott, and will be
in readiness for its guests about July
Is. II is made of concrete blocks,
with large porch made artistic with
pillars, in fact. it is r beautiful home.
In a recent epistle from friend in
Fort Worth there was u line which
ran. Has the craze reached Doug
las?" and judging from the various
conversations of late one would think
the craze" had really found its way
out even as far as Arizona. OF course
IL was the roller skating this person
referred TO. and which has caused
great amusement for large crowds of
people each evening. These young
people OF The south charter the halls
for an ev ming and invite their yari-
Gus FRIENDS to have pleasant time
skating. In spite of the warm wealth
er the inter st has kept up.
Prof W. l.. Lutz left this week Ter
his home in Virginia, where he will
spend several weeks visiting relatives;
after which he will take a special
course in the University of Chicago.
returning 10 Douglas about September
first.
There! One could write almost as
much again if he were TO tell of all
the persons who have left in this one
little week. There are those who will
wonder how the town manages to ex-
list without these dearly beloved, and
We do hope Uncle Sam won't call for
a census while so many are away.
One good thing, every single person
at least anticipates return to Doug
las.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
NuoEN#'s NEW ENTERPRISE.

II is stated upon good authority that
Hon NJ. ]. Nugent has entered into a
contract with the company, headed by
Epes Randolph, owning the Llano de
Orc mine in Sonora, to conduct the
mercantile business of that promising
camp under much the same condi-
tons as ne formerly did that of Kofa.
He has disposed of much valuable
property here within the past few
days, and it is more than likely that
this was done for the purpose of finau-
cling his new enterprise.
Next to Cananea, Llano de Orc
promises to become the largest camp
in Sonora, employing thousands OF
men. and conditions are such that the
company will do practically all of the
trade of the place.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

The Camera club gave smother in
tefesting entertainment on Tuesday
evening.
Through misunderstanding the al
fair was not advertised In the papers
SO that the audience was not large
bat appreciaIive. The next set will
be from Denver. This promises to be
unusually good and notice win be
given.
Now that the Woman's Federation
clubs has taken up the subject of
cleanliness in packing houses We may
continue eating wiener wurts in safety.
Childrens Day viii be observed to-
day at the Methodist church with APP
pFopriate services. REGULATIONS and
music have leen in preparation for
some time.
The Musical entertainment given by
the Methods; church in the Y. NJ. c,
A. building was well attended. The
program included some Of the best
musicians in the city. OF course on
an occasion of this kind it is impos-
sible 10 obtain all of the best talent.
Now that there are SO many mu.
sicians it is not difficult to arrange an
evenings entertainment. The ladies
Who sang in the quartette are prac'
ticihg TO some extent for next year S
{ work
There are whispers of another eX'
cellent program TO be given in mid
summer.
Music nath charms to soothe the
savage breast We are not savages
but can enjoy and are easily soothed.
The reception in honor of Governor
and Mrs. Kibbey, Secretary and Mrs.
Nichols, Colonel and Mrs. McCiintock
was a pleasant social affair of last
week
Ladies appointed by the Chamber OF
Commerce assisted In receiving
From eight to nine O'Clock the re-
eeI lion hall was. filed with friends,
old and new anxious to meet the hon.
oied guests. Among those who called
were Lieutenant and Mrs. Wilcox of
Tombstone, Hon. B. A. and Mrs. Pack
ard of Nsco. After the reception the
ladies' accepted the Invitation to at
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
DOUGLAS SOCIETY.
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About the seventeenth of this month
the Thirteeners are going TO have a
lively and unequalled field meet. The
plans are not SO well matured that
they are not subject to change. but
up to date it is thought that the boys
will drive In carriages to Slaughter's
ranch and there spend the day In all
sorts of sports. There will be plenty
Of lunch suitable for the occasion and
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

Lowell Plays sunday.-The Lowell
ball team viii be down Sunday for a
game with the local team. The game
will be played at Lincoln park and
win be called at 3 O'Clock. Kistie
Knight viii be in the box for the Low
ell team, and Martinez win pitch for
Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

E. Depee left last week for the
Mayfower district. where he will
take down a five stamp mill built
there some years ago and remove 1t
to his gold claims near Morenci. He
has a considerable amount of free
milling gold ore already mined on his
claims, which will run through the
mill while other ore is being devel
oped.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

retired to the dining room where a
most sumptuous banquet was in wait
ing.
The dance given by the Woman's
club On the evening of the 2sth was
lot as well attended as usual because
of so many other affairs, but those
no were present hal splendid time.
Many of the club members have left
the city, some for the East others for
the coast Those OF us left behind
will take a trip to Lewis Springs. go
to Douglas on the Fourth and enjoy
the cool mountain air of our own
camp.
Mrs. Erncse Finnity informally en-
tertained with a musical Saturday
ev ening. The occasion was the arrival
of a new piano at their home. Those
present We're Danitza Angus. Florence
Patton, Nellie West, Clara Smell, Mr..
Clarence Kdinbill.
The Ladies Guild which met at the
hrme of Mrs. Clawsoa on Tuesday
afternoon elected the following Of
fieers: Mrs. J. z. Mosher. ST., presi-
dent; Mrs. Benton, yice-president;
Mrs. Quick, secretary: Mrs. Shields.
treasure-; Mrs. Scott. collector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks of School Hill,
entertained the Town and Country
club on Monday evening. Charades aud
waxworks were the enjoyable features
with refreshments served later.
The Anona dance held on Monday
evening in the Opera House was well
attended by the members and their
friends.
The Anona club has passed a very
pleasant year under the direction of
the president, Mrs. Nolan. At re-
cent meeting nominating committee
was appointed with Miss Maud Smith,
chairman. After the new officers are
elected the club will give one more
dance TO their new officers and to the
members leaving for the summer. This
will close their social affairs until
fall
The party Of young people who went
to Miller canyon recently started OH
Saturday evening at 9:45, rode until
O'Clock Sunday morning when they
camped for breakfast. Continuing their
journey they arrived at S O'Clock,
and rested in the shade and drank of
the cool water. They began their re-
turn trip home al $3.50 reaching Bisbee
at IL O'Clock Monday morning.
When a few miles out OF town, one
of the carriages broke down causing
CONSERVATION to one of the young men.
The young ladies were perfectly quiet
until repairs were made. Those who
returned were Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan,
Misses Wilson Glasgow, Silverthorn,
Perry, Messrs Ford, Williams, Perry.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

Takes Partner.-Jaye Turner, who
has leased the Hotel Queen, has TAX
en- In Harry Alexander as a partner.
Mr.. Alexander is well known in this
city. having been one of the founders
OF the Portal townsite, and was also
formerly general manager Of the Co
chise Consolidated at Paradise.