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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-18
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Chicago, IS maja

w trzydziestym roku swego
panowania sultan turecki Abdul
Hamid poczal wyzywaG wszyst-
kich, kt6rzy moga zadac jego
monarchii dotkliwe ciegi. Dotad
zawsze bardzo przebiegly, teraz
nagle stal sic hazardujacym' Sam
wywolal try zatargi, ktorych
jeden, najmniejszy, juz pospie-
szyl umorzye. Jest to sprawa pen
syi peinomocnikow mocarstw W
Macedonii, a wiec doradcow dy-
plomatycznych, referentow finan-
sowych, wreszcie oficerow i pod
oficer6w zandarmeryi. Wszyscy
oni, na mocy umowy sultana z
mocarstwami, pobieraja pensye
ze skarbu tureckiego. Byl 0 to
nawet sp6r, bo poczatku mocar-
stwa chcialy, ably te pensys wy
pIaca{ bank ottomanski, lecz sui
tan uwazal, re urzednikom on
tylko moze wyplacat honorary
um. Mocastwa ustapily. lynn
czasem teraz sultan nagle zam-
knai te pensye. Podobno uczynil
to dlatego, re urzednicy | oficero-
vie W innych tureckich prowirl-
cyach poczslf zanadto giosno
wychwalae stosunki, zaprowa-
dzone w Macedonii, gdzie wszy-
scy W pore maja pensye, podczas
gdy oni ME otrzymali jej cd po-
czstku roku. Surowa nota, wre-
czona przez anibasadorow Poreie
poskutkowaia; sultan odwoaal
swe rozporzadzenie, kazal ME
zwIocznie wyplacic pensye euro
pejskim urzednikom. DIVA inne
zatargi poczynaja sic zaostrzae
Pierwszy powstai ze sporu o A
kabe, o czem juzesmy pisali.
Grntow pod turecka kolej do Mex
ki ma p6awyspie synajskim, na Ii
Mi z Akaby do Suezu, ME chce E
gipt ustapie Turcyi, wlasciwie
zas ME chce tego uczynie RE
czywista wladczyni Egiptu =
Anglia. Wojska tureckie wpadly
w nocy na ten sporny grunt i
zburzyiy jakas studnie, = rzecz
tam bardzo cenna = takze ia
kis otoczony czcia grobowiec' To
by}o uznane "a wypadek godny
ubolewania, "a zolnierski wybryk
Ale potem zaraz wojsko tureckie
zajeIo El-Arisz, egipskie nadgra-
niczne miasteczko, posiadajace
blokhauz zaloge; = zajelo je /
w MEM pozostaEo. To juz byio
naruszeniem granicy, wyzwa-
MEM. Anglia odpowiedziala wy
sylka piechoty Cypru Malty,
a nawet jednego puiku samej
Anglii do Egiptu, oraz ekspedy-
eva eskadry ku brzegom Azyi
nrentuje, re Anglia prosto "a
mentuje, re Anglia prosto 20
mierza do zaboru Syryi i kilku
wysepek na Lewancie. = Wre-
szcie ma Turcya zatarg Per
sya, takze graniczny w Mezopo-
tamil, juz nieopodal zatoki per-
skiei. Tam rowniez zdawna byl
spor o male terytoryum, posia-
dane przez Persye, a uwazane
przez Turcye "a jei wiasnosc. Ma
Gle sultan kazal wojskom zajac
owo ,terytoryum, bo jest ono ME
odbicie potrzebne Niencom pod
koiei Bagdaeka ktora oni budu-
;afs ma sw6i rachunek. Kilka
mocarstw doradzilo suftariowi
wycofae Sic Z zatafga ii wojska
iecz Abdul Hamid ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-18
Kronika MiejsCOWa.
Pc czterdziestu latach.

w pewnej wiosce pennsylwah-
skiej mieszkai niegdys dis Go
lat LEGACY James Shrere. towa-
rzysz zabaw Olaf miodszej Min
ME Nehrer. Kiedy dorastal, "a
przysiagl swej Minnie wieczna
milosc, lecz kiedy wybuchla woj-
ma domowa, zaciagnal sic do SEE
regow obrohcow ojczyzny do
piero po czterech latach powro-
Gil do rodzinnej wioski. Rodziny
Nechrerow juz tam ME zastal, a
drogi zycia dwojga msodych ro-
zeszly sic. On sic ozenil inna i
zostal ojcem dwojga dzieci, Ona
wyszla "a maz j zostaia matka
siedmiorga dzieci. On zostal wdo-
wcem, a ona wdowa j jako tacy
spotkali sic po uplywie 40 lat W
Palatine, Ill. Rezultat owego
spotkania sic byl TAXI, re sedzia
Meyer polaczyl wczoraj dwojga
starych weziem maizehskim, ma
dalsza droge ich doczesnego zy-
cia.
Goraco kapany maz.
Jozef Spanski pm. I9 w. rs
str, wpadl wczoraj zadyszany ma
stacye policyjna Hinman str. j
zeznai pred siezantem, re zabii
w domu zone. Wysiano natych-
miast patrolke, policyanci zna-
lezli Spahska lezaca ma podiodze
i otoczona czworgiem wystraszo-
nych dzieci, starajacych sic ma.
promo zatamowac krew, ucho-
dzaca z rany. Odwieziono ciezko
ramona niewiaste do szpitala, dro
bne dzieci rozebrali sasiedzi, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-18
ME dopuscili, by. TAXI ustep przy-

Jedna tyczy sic podniecania jed
nej czesci Iudnosci przeciw dru-
giej i odlrycia, re podniecaJace
proklamacye byiy drukowane w
drukarni ministeryum spraw We
wnetrmych zapytuie, jake po-
czyniono krok celem ukarania
winnych? Druga zaS brzmi: nCzy
minister spraw wewnetrznych
la, ktora zastrzeliia oberpolicmaj-
przepelnione przestepcami poll
tycznymi, z kt6rymi obchodza sic
wladze wiezienne W TAXI sposob,
ze wfezniowie uciekaja sic do
strajkow giodowych.
Wspomniec jeszcze nalezy, ze
do odpowiedzi wiaczono zyczenia
by bez pozwolenia parlamentu
ME nakIadano nowych podatkow,
ably parliament mial kontrole mad
wszelkiemi pozyczkami i ably pro-
jektow budzetowych lub podat-
kowych parlamentu ME mogla
znrieniac lima jakas korporacya.
Do zadania tyczacego sic zniesie-
MIA kary smierci dolaczone bylo
zadanie, by car powstrzyr1as
wszelkie juz uchwalone trace
mia. w agrarnych zadaniach po-
miedzy dobrami ulegajacemi
wywlaszczeniu umieszczono TAX
re dobra koscielne.
Tambow, I8 maja. - Urzed-
mix poIicyjny Zamtow, ktory
braI udzial w brutalnem obejscru
sic Marya Spirydon6wna W WIG
zieniu, zostal zamordowany ma
ulicy przez nieznajomego. Jak
wiadomo, niedawno spotkal po-
dobny los oficera kozakow Abra-
nova "a podobna brutalnosc W
obec Spirydonownej. = Marya
Spirydonowna, to owa mloda cor
ka pewnego rosyjskiego genera
ma oErety jadace do Vancouver,
stra Luszenowskiego w Tambo-
vie, zostala ma powieszenie ska
zana, ale ulaskawiona ma 2oletnie
wezienie. Zaraz po aresztowaniu
brutalnie z mia postapiono.
Caglian, Sardynia, 18 maja. -
Strajkierzy tu podpalli urzedy
podatkowe, zburzyli dworzec ko-
lejowy urzad ciowy, pozrywali
szyny trarfwajowe duzo wago-
now powrzucali w morze. Take
innych miast ma wyspie dono-
sza o zaburzeniach.
Victoria, B. c. I8 maja. %
statni garnizon cesarski W Kama
die, Esquimalt, wyruszyl wczo-
raj w podroz do Anglii, gdyz we
die uchwaly Kanady niedawno
przyjetej, zastapi go rowniez,tak
jak wszelk;e wojska brytyjskie,
w;asne wojsko kanadyjskie, two
race obrone krajowa. Wsiadaniu
n9 okrety sadace do Vancouver,
sdzie specyalny pociag oc :ek:-
wac oeozis ma wojska cesarskie,
ahy je zawiezc &c Quebec, ga,'Ae
wsiada ma parowiec Virginian,-
towarzyszylo entuzyastyczne
zgromadzenie obywateli ktorzy
zegnali sic ostatnieni wojska-
mi brytyjskiemi, jake WI Kama
die widziano.
Chrystyania, 18 maja. = Po
raz pierwszy obchodzono tu rocz-
nice rozlaczenia Norwegii re
Szwecya wszedzie panowal wiel
h entuzyazm. Bylo to swieto
narodowe, praca spoczywala, w
koSdioiach odbywaly sic nabozeh-
stwa dziekczynne i urzsdzano
pochody po przepysznie udekoro-
wanych ulicach do twierdzy
Akernhus, gdzie premier Love-
land przemawial W obecnosci kro-
la Hakona. Wieczorem w zamku
krolewskim odbyl size bankiet ma
czesc Storthingu, W ktorym 500
osob w1elo udzial. Odbyly sic
tez Gczne festyny ludowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-18

Spanski rozrnySla "a kratami WIG
zienia mad skutkami swej .gwalto-
wnosci. Jak sasiedzi powiadaja
byl on o zone zazdrosny wszczal
MIA kiotnie. Klocil sic wieczo-
rem, spai niespokojnie wstal
wczoraj rodrazniony. Uspokoil
sic dopiero, kiedy W szale zmie-
rzyl,z rewolweru i strzelil.
Ia pozno oczyszczony z zarzutu.
Policyant Oskar Benson pei
nil przed rokiem, podczas strajku
woznic6w, sluzbe w sasiedEtwie
iubilera Waltera Manner i zacho-
dzil raz poraz do jego skladu.
Mamerowi zginely wowczas try
zegarki i tax on jak jego klerk
N, Kittin oskarzali policyanta o
kradziez. Zrozpaczony Benson
zastrzelil Mamera, postrzelil Kit
tina i sam sobie palnai W leb,
lecz przez to ME oczyscil sic by
najmniej z zarzutu kradziezy'
Sprawl wyjasni}a sic dopiero
wczoraj. Aresztowany notory-
czny tramp" James Hawatty
przyznai sic, re swego czasu
skradl try zegarki W skladzie
Mamera i wskazaf kupca, ktory
nabyl diva zegarki "a $3.50. Poll
cyant Benson stall sic moderca i
samobojca skutkiem fatalnego
nieporozumienia.
Niebezpieczna gra policya.
Bogaty wplywowy obywatel
William Kent omawial w Pc
wnem stowarzyszeniu mlodziezy
tutejsze, miejskie stosunki. Me
oszczedzal przy tenn policyi, zar
rzucajac szefowi policyi niedoie-
stwo, inspektorom oficerom go-
nienie "a 1apowkami, szeregow-
com niedbalstwo. Dzieki takim
stosunkom - mowii Kent -
sierra sic w Chicago wystepki,
gamblerka kwitnie istnieja nory
zepsucia, tolerowane przez poli-
eye, ktora W danym razie ME CO.
ia sic pred krzywoprzysieztwem.
Kent ofiarowal szefowi policyi
5000 nagrody dla tego, co przy-
trzyma zabijakow, ktorzy napa-
dli ma Raymonda Robins. Szef
policyi ME przyjai oferty i zabi-
iakow szukac ME chciai.
Zarzuty Kenta zadrasnely bo-
lesnie mayora Dunno szefa po-
licyi Collinsa. Obydwaj zaznacza-
ia, re mozg Kenta ucierpial pod
wplywem niezwyklego upalu.
Pan Kent powinien zlozyc dowo-
dy why urzednikow policyjnych
ME wystepowac ugolosiowny-
mi" zarzutami. Tam gdzie takie
figury jak Dunno Collins take
maja pojecia o policyi chicago
skiej, tam - rzecz prosta 20
zmianie opiakanych stosunkow
publicznego porzadku ME moze
bye mowy. Fakt jest faktem, re
CLOS Kenta jest giosem ogolu Chi
cagoskiego obywatelstwa.
Kompanie trarnwajowe poddaJa
sic.
Przedstawiciele wszystkich
zarzadow kompanij tramwaJo-
wych zgodzily sic ma zawarcie z
rada niejska kontraktu, ma wa
runkach, podyNtowanych przez
mayora Dunno, przyjetych przez
dnosny komitet aldermanow i
majacych bye zatwierdzonymi ma
najblizszem posiedzeniu rady
miejskiej. Zanosi sic ma to, ze
kompania Union Traction przy-
stapi wkrotce do poglebienia tu-
mellow do zastapienia swoich
,Jkablow" poruszajaca siia elek-
tryczna. Ia S centow bedzie mo-
INA jezdzic z jednego kohca mia
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30
THHTCHER

will put in an electric plant on
Chase creek near the old slaughter
pen in the near future This plant
will be used for lighting the city
independent of the works.
The depot building has been
raised up three feet and set back
far enough to admit of an eight
foot platform being put in, which
makes it very convenient for pas
senger and express purposes. The
work of raising the track is pro
crossing nicely.
Il. NJ. Williams, proprietor of
the A. c. company store, has oeen
advised by the directors of the
company TO let the new store
building rest for while on ac-
count of the rush in other business.
Mrs. Richards of North Clifton,
who underwent an operation at the
hands of the A. c. doctors at the
company hospital some time ago,
has so far recovered as to be able
to return home.
The j.. W. Blynn Lumber Com
pany has purchased the ground at
the old brick yard of Henry Hill,
and are putting up some very nice
buildings and lumber sheds and in.
tend moving their lumber yard to
that part Of town.
The last raise in the river took
ont all the county road at the
mouth of Ward canyon and the
Madina store at the Ward ranch
is hanging over the bank of the
river. 1t looks like the road super.
visor would have to come up and
look out another road.
The A. G. company have COM
menced grading for new railroad
from Clifton to Longfellow. The
roadbed will be on the hillside
several feet above Chase creek,
and is to be standard guage.
Deputy Assessor Gus Williams
is on the streets a few hours every
day banding out cards inviting all
the taxpayers to call at the asses
scr's Office in Stafford.
There is an unusual amount of
sickness in town, mostly the grip.
There are thirteen patients in the
A G. hospital.
There was a Mexican laborer
killed while ut work on the New
tramway near the A. Q
dam. Could not learn
his name, but his home is in
Mttcalf JHKs.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30
Clifton News

Regular Correspondence:
1t began raining on the 10th and
rained for three or four days, and
the river was up so high that all
outside hauling was shut off. The
ore teams ana rock haulers were
all laid otfand this put lots of idle
men in town. 1t is not safe for
small teams to cross and this
makes it very inconvenient for
people living in Hills addition as
all their supplies must be carried
over the foot bridge. Patterson's
addition is also cut off from the
town.
One more carload of steel came
in on the 10th for the New Eng
land tramway. The company has
struck very hard proposition in
grading for their road from Pot
ter's ranch 60 the A. g. company's
dam on the Frisco. They are
headed this way and it will not be
long until they are here.
The A, G. pile driver can be
heard rocking away in North
Clifton and the long row of ma
chinery that was lined up on the
road side in front of the A. G..
works has all been taken in and
will soon be in place. Three car
loads of new machinery were back
ed up on the smelter coal line last
Saturday. The A, c. company
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30

Mr.. w. G, Foster, territorial
examiner, spent Wednesday and
Thursday in the valley looking
aver the c.r.rty officials books
and records. He informs the
GUARDIAN that he found every
thirg in splendid condition; but
registered hard kick in having
10 90 from one town to another to
find the various county officials.
He insists that Graham county
should accommodate the assessor
and school superintendent by fit
ting up offices for them at the
county seat. He is right in this
matter
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30
Thinks Well Of Stafford

The following rs contributed by
recent visitor to our town, who,
also, has friends 10 SoIomonvllle:
Pictorially and otherwise Stafford
impresses one as being the paradise
of the Gila Valley; like its own
sunsets, rich and Incompatible, it
remains indelibly as some great
painting one cannot forget. Rest
ing in the peaceful shadows of
the Graham mountains, with it's
many beautiful homes surrounded
by acres of cultivated land, the
whole nearly obscured by trees;
trees everywhere and natural
parks.
The social and educational ad-
vantages are most superior, and
none visiting that portion of the
valley can fail to appreciate the
ready hospitality of its citizens.
Also being situated on the railroad
it is accessible from all points, and
the leading hotel, the Jones House,
is elegantly appointed and well
calculated to entertain all guests.
Besides, Stafford has other features
of highest commendation. II real.
ly should be the county seat there
is no doubt whatever regarding
the matter aud all who have ever
visited Stafford wish very much to
see this hope realized IN the near
future.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30
Oh. Mol 50 bad!

"The Major of the Clifton Her
aid seems to be grooming for an
old fashioned scrap. Well, Major
name the time, place and griey-
e."-Guardian.
Jes' so The Herald man don't
want to run up against that tall
Kentuckian, for we have been in
that woolly country during a fuod,
and them doggoned heatheDs shoot
mighty straight, but we won't
show the white feather as long as
Casteel stays down at Safford.-
Clifton Herald.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30

The case as to whether cash
loaned at interest, with lead pipe
cinch around it as security, has
been set for trial in the district
court next Tuesday The at
torueys for those who are attempt
ing TO dodge the payment of this
tax have prepared their amended
answer which charges the assessor
with numerous crimes, including
the violation of the l4th amend
ment to the constitution Of
the United States, which guar
aniees equal rights to all and
SPECIAL privileges TO none, without
reference to race, color or previous
condition Of seryitude.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30

In speaking of the meeting OF
the assessors which took place in
Phoenix the FIRST of last month, the
Prescott JoUndl.MAer says: at
was matter of sincere regret that
Mr.. Birdno, the assessor of Graham
county, and the editor of the GRA-
HAM GUARDIAN, was not present, as
il is a well known fact that he is
very energetic and competent ofi-
Ger, and well informed on taxation
usages and laws"
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30
Takes Oath Of Office

President Roosevelt having re-
nominated Judge Sloan to be asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court
of Arizona, and the United States
senate having confirmed said nom
ination, Judge Sloan took the oath
of office in open court last week at
Tombstone before Justice Keohane.
This procedure was embodied in
the regular district court minutes
by the clerk Of the court, who will
send a certified copy of same to
the department of justice ut Wash
ington.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30
70 the Public

You are notified that on the first
day of March. l sold to George B.
Gamble the Solomonville Cornado
Stage Line. All bills due from
said stage line on above date arc
payable by me.
Soliciting for Mr.. Gamble
continuation of the patronage
given me, | am,
Very Respt.
3y n N MERRu.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30

Frank B. Moss, acting mayor of
Phoenix, died suddenly last Mon
day night of stomach troubles.
He was SO years of age and na-
tive of Wisconsin and bad been a
resident Of Arizona for twenty
eight years.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30
Announcement

hereby announce myself q candidate for the
ofice Of Town Marshal. eff the town OF Stafford,
Arizona, at the election to be held April ?, 1906.
BILLY ROBINSON,
Graham guardian., 1906-03-30
Big g.
To Our Patrons;

Machine get busy. We have staring the face the
best prospect that have known Valley Thhng
machine wanting repairs for resher give order
for the Case thesber that may have them good
Those wanting machines will do well
We sole the best hresher
Those having Deering headers binders that will require
numbers We carry
full line Of for the Deering
headquarters for all kinds ofmng implements Binders
Balels and Binding Twne
fyou need anything and fyou anything to
sell
Just word to Montgomery Ward fellows. We dupr
anything they have will be kind of
stuff from them.
The Big "G the place get your moneys cveryime
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
CUTS
 RATES T0 MORESCI

Another reduction in passenger rates in Arizona has been made by the passenger department of the Fl Paso X Southwestern on the MOren- ci Southern. which is a branch of the Southwestern General Passenger Agent Stiles has announced that the reduction on this branch had been of ether roads in the territory, which has been made on other branch lines of oth roads in the territory, which is from to , cents per mile. This completes the reduction which vii! be made on the Southwestern system. The MOrenci Southern branch runs from Guthrie to Morenci, q distance of eighteen miles. making connection at Guthrie with the Arizona X New Mexico railroad which runs from Clifton and Guthrie to Hachita- N. NJ. connecting with the main line of the Southwestern The Arizona & New Mexico has been considering the matter of reducing the rate from $ to 3 cents on the line, but no deci- sion has been arrived at by this road The announcement as to whether the reduction will be made or not is ex- pected in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
BCILDING AT UPPER
 LOWELL IS PROGRESSING

The new tract thrown open by the Copper Queen company for the use of it's Lowell employees is fast becom- ing inhabitated. Reports from upper Lowell are to the effect that scarcely a day passes without the starting of new dwelling. Upper Lowell has long been congested and employees of the company who felt the need of the addition are taking advantage of the opportunity to make a home there.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

Why suffer from rheumatism when one application of ChaUberlain's Pain Balm will relieve the pain? The quick relief which this liniment af- lords makes rest and sleep possible. and that alone is worth many times its cost Many who have used 1t hop ing only for a short relief from suf- fering have been happily surprised to find that after awhile the relief be- some permanent. Mrs. V. H. Leggett of Yum Yum, Tennessee, U. s. A, writes: "I am a great sufferer from rheumatism, all over fror1 head to foot, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the only thing that will relieve the pain" For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
A Good Suggestion.

NIT. c. B. Wainwright of Lemon City, Fla, has written the manufac- turers that much better results are ob- tained from the use of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in cases of pains in the stomach, collie and cholera morbus by taking it in wa ter as hot as can be drank. That whe ntaken in this way the effect is double in rapidity. 'It seems to get at the right spot instantly" he says. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
DRUNKEN MEXICAN WAS
 DRIVING TOO FAST

Officer Frank Johnson last evening took into custody, after hard ride, a drunken Mexican who drove up Brewery Gulch at top speed, endan- gering the lives of several people. Owing to his state of intoxication, the Mexican was lodged In jail until he sobers up when he will be brought before one of the magistrates to an- swer to the charge of violating the speed ordinance.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
DOUGLAS NOW HAS
 PLENTY OF WATER

Douglas is no longer short on lts xaoer supply. George H. Kelly, edi- tor of the Douglas Interna'ionai- American. who came up from the Copper City yesterday, states that about 500 gallons a minute are belns pumped and supplied to the peoepie of the city. Only recently the city supply was cut down to about 35o e,aIlons. which caused considerable annovanc, among the people of that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
HOY CHILDREN GO TO
 SUMMER IN TEXAS

Theodore and Catherine Hoy, son and daughter respectively of MT. ana Mrs. Asa T. Hoy of the Review, left Last evening to spend the summer in Texas cities. While away they VIII visit in San Antonio, Austin, BrowI.~ wood, Lampasas and Fort Worth Mrs Hoy accompanied her children as far as Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
TREASURER GAINES
 VISITING IN BISBEE

County Treasurer J. N. Gaines came over yesterday afternoon from Tombstone to make a short stay in the city. Gaines recently returned from an eastern trip. He reports having found the sentiment wherever he went strongly in favor of William J. Bryan for the Democratic candi- date for president. It is his opinion that Bryan will be the next presi- dent of the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
ROBERT cAGLE IS
 NOW IN HOSPITAL

Robert Cagle, the well known min- er employed for several years at the Car shaft, was forced to quit work and go to the Copper Queen hospi- tai, where he will undergo treatment for an affliction of the throat. The friends of Cagle hope that he will not long be an inmate of the hospi- tai, and that he will rapidly recover.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
SANTA FEE AGENT GOES
 TO ADVERTISE TUCSON

W. P. Machette, travelling passen- ger agent for the Santa Fe railroad. after spending several days in Bisbee in the interest of his roads summer excursion to Denver. left for Tucson yesterday where he will advertise the rates of his road.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
News of the City in Brief Form
MRS. soWLE AND FAMILY
 HAVE GONE coAsTWARD.

Strs Mile Sowle, wife of Store Manager Allie Sowle of the Copper Queen, accompanied by MT. Sowle's mother and her daughter, left yester- day for the coast. Mrs. Allie Sowle will remain in Los Angeles, while Mr. Sowle's mother will sojourn at Salinas for the remainder of the summer. MT. Sowle accompanied his family as far as Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
puEY AND GIBBS WILL
 HUNT FESTIVE RABBIT

Broker Harry Duey. Of the firm of Duey & Overlook, together with J. A Gibbs, left yesterday for Lewis Springs. where they will spend Sun day hunting cottontails. They have promised rabbits to enough of their friends to necessitate the use of an express wagon for delivery.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
SUNDAY SERVICES
 AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Sweet Memorial Episcopal Church. Holy Communion at am; Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.; divine services, at II am. and 7:45 pm. Music under direction of Mir. Krinbill; Clarence Krinbill, organist. The people are cordially invited to these services. Harvey M. Shields, rector.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
BENNETT GOES EAST
 TO NEW JERSEY HOME

J. F. Bennett, pumpman at the L. S. & P. mine. left last evening for his old home in New Jersey. where he will spend the summer. Bennett will stop enroute at Denver for a few days to enjoy the beauties of the Queen Of the Rockies.