Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-29
Voters Will Pass Upon Question at Election to Be Held
 Next Monday.
PETITION SIGNED
 BY SIX HUNDRED
Residents of Lower Districts Are Working With Will to Convince Voters of Necessity of immediate Relief.

The petition which has been in cir culation among the taxpayers of Bis bee School District has already been signed by over 600 of the property owners residing within the district. and who will have to bear the brunt of the increase in taxation incident to the voting of the school bonds-if bonds are voted.
 That the voters of the district will vote for the bonds is not for a moment doubted by the petitioners, but the res idents of Lowell, Johnson Addition, Don Luis and South Bisbee are work ing with will to convince any who may have a doubt of the necessity of the increase in room called for by the added number of school children who now crowd the little school houses in tho localities to suffocation
 Speaking of the matter yesterday. Principal Philbrook, of the Bisbee schools, said; There are many who imagine that because we have erected fine new building here in Bisbee that we do rot need further additions to the present facilities. But if there are any with this idea, they must surely have overlooked Lowell and 1 South Bisbee. In these latter places there is not sufficient room for the pupils, and there is a crying need of increased floor space and seating ca pacities. Why, from Lowell large numbers walk daily to Bisbee in order that they may get the benefit of com mon school education
 Naturally, the people of Lowell who know of this need. are the ones who are most zealous Tn their endeav- ors to try to get a favorable consider ation of the matter, but to any who may care to look into the matter there Is knowledge of poor conditions to be gained.
 With the exception of one sigma ture-and that man we have been un- | able to reach-we have secured the approval of every taxpayer of promi- hence in the city, to say nothing of lover 500 others"
 The one signature referred to by Mir. Philbrook is undoubtedly that of Superintendent Powell, of the c. & A mine, who has been absent from the city. and there is little doubt that when MT. Yoakunl, of the petition com. mittee, succeeds in reaching MT. Pow ell and setting the facts before him in lthe true light, that gentleman will add his signature to the rest.
 The election is to be held Monday June 4, at which time the taxpayers of the district will be asked to vote for an appropriation sufficient to build a two-room school house at Don Luis, one room additional to the pres. ent building at Don Luis, and a four. room addition at Lowell school build. ing"
 Following is list Of sixty-one of the prominent taxpayers who have signed, in company with over 600 others: Copper Queen Con. Min. Co, by Wal. ter Douglas, G. M Duey & Overlook, V. c. Medigovich, Buxton-Smith Co.,, by Geo. E. Buxton; w. A. Schwartz, J. H. Nolan, J. T. Hood, Miners & Merchants Bank, L. R. Allen, J. B Angius, Frankenberg Bros. & New. man, Anderson & Gull, Boston & Brown, J. E. Thompson, E. A. Tcvrea & CO. F. J. Graf, B. w. Patterson, Fred Hedburg, J. E. Brophy, E B. Mason. Emil Marks, Griffith & Trot. man, E. B. Moore, J. J. Bowen, NJ. J. Cunningham, Mrs. E. L. Rice, W. H. Goode. H. B. Paul., B. Gillespie, w E. Mckee, Harry Jennings, A. Vatican, Sid Harris. Hoval A. Smith, Warren Steam Laundry, Geo. F. Roberts, & W. Cjawson, H. NJ. Woods, l. w. Wal. lace, Fletcher & Wood, w. B. Kelly, B Carretto, J. J. Walsh, Whaley, Walsh G Downs, by J. J. Walsh; c. NJ. Hen. kle, Bisbee Improvement O., Jas. G. Cowen, Wm. Robinson, G. H. Camp bell, Jno. s. Williams, William Hughes l. c. Shattuck, Jos. H. Muheim, c. A. Mcdonald, S. K. Williams, F. c. Hurst M. E. Cassidy, Geo. Hanninger, B. J O'Reilly, E. s. Kelly, Arizona Pub Co, by E. s. Kelly