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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
Brief City News
PERSONAL MENTION.

Attorney D. II. richardson of Doug las, who with Attorney Adelhert Hughes. of oklahoma City, represents Oklahoma interests of the A. M. & D. Company. in their suit against the Naco. stockholders, passed through the city last evening from Tombstone. Mir. Richardson says that the case will come up on or about April 20. in the district court
 Andy Scott. Douglas business man prominent in Democratic politics In the Shelter City, came through t,st evening from Tombstone, where he had been on legal business.
 George Buxton returned last even ing from Douglas, where he has been on business for the BuNton-Smlth Company of this city.
 I'M. Wells of Negannee, Michi- gan. mining man who has interests sa the Sonora field. is in the city on his way to Sonora.
 District Attorney F. w. Shelley came over from Tombstone yesterday, to prosecute several cases before the local and Lowell justices.
 l.. c. Shattuck returned yesterday from s business trip to Tucson, the purpose of his visit to the old Pueblo, 1t is said, being matters of mining importance
 J. F. Barker, Arizona represen- tative for the Simpson & Hack Fruit Company. of Los Angeles, is again in the city after making business visit to Clifton and Morenci, where he re ports he found business conditions most prosperous.
 Foreman G. W. Long and General Manager William Clute of the BlsDee Extension, were in Bisbee yesterday from the property, where they report work is progressing satisfactorily 10 the management.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Braun returned to Bisbee last evening from Cananea, where Mr. Braun went on visit of inspection to store which the Braun & Ferguson Company have there and of which concern MT. Braun Is the president.
 Miss Anna Ferber, sister Of O. L. Ferber, formerly engaged in business here, but now of Los Angeles, is in the city on short visit to friends. Miss Ferber also has property inter ests here and they are receiving a share of her attention.
 Mrs. James D. Blair, of Benson, is in the city. Mrs. Blair is making the function town her home, now that MT Blair is guard at the Benson reform school.
 Mrs. KIouthier, of Douglas, who has been visiting in Bisbee with Mrs. Burdick. mother of Justice of the Peace Burdick, left last evening for her home
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
TUNE RAJ NOTICE.

MT George Williams burial will take place from the Palace ParlOrs, Monday, April S, at goo D. m. Rev Harvey M Shields officiating.
 Mir Williams succumbed on Friday afternoon to an attack of typhoid pneumonia which had lasted for three weeks. He received at the Copper Queen hospital every care that med ical skill and trained nursing could give him but all to no avail
 MT williams came to Bisbee Jan uary 25 and was employed at the Low ell mine until he took sick.
 His manly and exemplary Christian life endeared him to many friends during this period among whom may be mentioned specially his country men Messrs. John Powell and owen Prytherch.
 Their deepest sympathy and the sympathy of all who knew Mr. Will jams goes out to the bereaved widow and orphaned children, as well as to the aged father and mother in Tylors- town. South Wales. It was there he was born twenty-four years ago and spent his boyhood.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
TIN HORNS FAREWELL
fBy Ned White

BE Neu NilJe.J This is the sorrowfu1 picture. That is seen in the baT-room bright Where the tin horns group togerneT Under the flashing light. lis sad to think, poor fellows, Their soft, white hands must soil, That they soon will be numbered Down in the ranks of toil Now with long drawn faces
 The knights of the soft white hand Discuss the dark calamity
 That has fallen OCT the land. No more will the crafty dealer
 Sit on his throne serene, Raking in the ivory,
 Over the cloth of green. But many fond old mother.
 And many a wretched wife, Many a sorrowful little heart,
 Will find new joys in life. They will bless the faithful men, Who did their duty well, Who drove the evil from our midst, The cursed gambling Hell So cheer up, Mister Tin Horn,
 And step right into line, You can make an honest living
 If you want to, in the mine. Take up the pick and shovel,
 And wade into the strife, Bid farewell to your cronies.
 Good bye to the butterfly life.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
AN EVENING MUSICALE.

Seven of the piano pipils of Clar- ence E. Krinbi1l win entertain thier friends at a musicale at the home of Mrs. F. c. Hurst. next Friday evening The pupils in MT. KrinbiIFs large class are giving a series of such even ings and this program is the fourth one Those participating will be Miss Iva Butler, Ethel Ninnis Juliff, Adel. aide Shields. Jessie Scott, Ruberta Sin clair, Will Hicks. and Charlie Hurst. Assistance will be given by Miss la net Hunter. vocalist; and MaeMosieT, vioiinist.
 A number of similar musicals are to occur in the next few weks at the home of the following pupils in Mir. Krinbill's class: Mrs. J. H. Nolan, Mrs. C. F. Philbrook. Mrs. Wm Rob inson. Miss Josephine Muirhead, Jes- sic Walsh, Florence Watkins. and Anna Tong. at which places pupils who have not as yet played elsewhere will entertain their friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
BILL GREENE STOPS
 IN Fl PAsO TOWN
Now Reporters Make His Home There and Fair Committee
 Is Glad He Came.

FL PASo. Texas, April e.-Col Will liam C. Greene, who was here today in his private car Verde, is so favor ably impressed with Fl Paso that he is arranging to make his future home in the Pass City, and has negotiations under way with one of the local real estate companies for the purchase of a residence here
 Colonel Greene, whose former home was in Cananea,, where he was in charge of the Greene Consolidated Copper Company. desires to retire from active life and devote his time to his stock farms. from the manage ment of which he gets his greatest pleasure.
 He recently closed a deal for 5O,O00 head of sheep for his Sierra Madre Stock Company.
 The Fair Association received its biggest boost this morning when Col. Greene subscribed for $500 worth of shares.
 Colonel Greene is very much inter- ested in the project and is willing to do everything possible to insure its success. The canvassing committee is hard at work under the direction of R. B. Stevens and is making a stren- nous effort to increase the sale of shares to S1OO.O0O before the big meeting on Monday night.
 At this meeting in the Chamber of Commerce, final action will be taken as to holding a fair this fall and every Fl Paso citizen who is interested in the success of the fair is urged tC attend this meeting.
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flected on central point where the boiler of a small engine is located.
 Within an hour after sunrise the heat of the sun raises the temperature of the water to the boiling point, and thus creates steam, and the pumping machinery hegics it's days work and keeps it up until sundown.
 The power Of the sun for heating has only been faintly appreciated by scientists in the past, but the predic- tion is made now that if all the coal should give out we would soon be able 70 run much of our machinery from the power of the sum- With 800 mir TOTS properly arranged to focus the rays upon one point a temperature of more than a thousand degrees has been obtained. This almost equals one-fifth the highest temperature re- corded by the electric furnace, which is considered today the most powerful heating apparatus ever discovered. As there is no limit to the number of mirrors that may be employed and as the intensity of the heat increases in proportion to the number of rays re- fIected by the mirrors. it is conceiya- ble that temperature may be obtain ed in time that will surpass anything ever dreamed Of.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
ON THE BENCH AT s5.

The judicial harness seems to rest lightly on Judge McKim, of the Suf- folk Court, now in his eighty-fifth year. He has an unbroken record for accepting and graciously doing his share of the work of the court, and de ciding it on the spot. His decisions have given good satisfaction 10 the bar Judge McKim will have achiev- ed a record of thirty years on the bench this month.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
MOUNTAIN SHEEP STOP TRAIN.

The law preventing the killing of mountain sheep is known to be agreeable to sports men, but it meets with anything but approval from tine tTainmen.
 The Florence and Cripple Creek train recently was delayed twenty minutes by mountain sheep running along the tracks. The train was pull ing into McCourt, a flag station, when the engineer discovered a bunch of eleven mountain sheep ahead. The whistle was blown, but the animals kept on the track. The train had to be stopped and the sheep driven off with rocks.
 The train had no sooner started when several sheep again jumped in front Of the engine and trotted ahead for distance of almost a quarter of mile. Several weeks ago Conductor Jack Brown stopped his train one mile below NcCourt to release a large ram that was caught by the horns in a wire fence.
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eILPlN coUNrY FAMOUS

central City. Coio.-1n reporting up on the Hampton gold mine in Russell Gulch near this place. N. c. Hughes, engineer, says: With addition al development and improvements, and figuring upon the same basis of values that past development has shown. the property throughout it's workable area would show a produc- ton of $4,760,927 and any increase in values would materially increase the above figures. .'' This is merely a sample of the values which are making Gilpin county famous as a gold-producing section. The ores in the Hampton as recently tested for shipment showed average values of $25.S3 per ton. The smelting ores in the Hampton contain a very high per. centage Of iron and copper and are in good demand for fluxing purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
The MCkanna Cure
 for Alcoholism

is no new thing. It has had the beneft of 20 years testing. The AFi- zona Sanitarium has been established since October, 1906. and has cured dozens of drink addicted men The cure Is administered under an iron bound guarantee. a guarantee that is backed by ten of the leading citizens of Phoenix.
 The treatment is purely yegetable. 1t never has and never can injure a mans health, but leaves him in better physical condition than 1t found him aside from it's effect on his liquor drinking.
 A temporary office Of the McKanns 3-Day Liquor Cure has been establish ed in Bisbee. in Room of the Hughes House Full equipment for treating patients while here.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
WOULD HOBO HOME.


 George Snow. a youth of II, who lost his parents in the San Francisco earthquake disaster, and who has been employed in Bisbee for the past several months, was arrested yester. day by Deputy Sheriff Will White. while trying to crawl underneath an outgoing train in the local yards. The boy, who is a bright appearing youngster. asserts that he longs to be back with his only brother. who IS but two years older than himself. and not being able to save enough rom his wages as telegraph messen- gerp adopted the hobo means of get ting to his home. In order to prevent his being placed in the reform school friends of the boy have taken him in charge and will try to find means of sending him to San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
SHERIFF WHITE HERE.

Sheriff Jack White reached Bisbee last night from Tombstone. The sher. if comes armed with a number of subpoenas to be served on citizens of this city for service as grand jurors at the conyening of the body in Tomb stone on April p. White has also placed in the hands of his deputies in remote parts of the county list of residents of those localities whose names have been drawn for jury duty.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
WANTED PLACE OF AUTHORITY

IL IS an unwritten law on shipbOaTd, and especially on meh-of-war, that the quarter deck is for the exclusive use of the officers, and all good seamen re- member it, in spite of their ambitions
 It once happened that an ancient mariner. five stripeT," while on shore leave captured a mule. Not without difficulty he mounted the ami nal and perched himself as near the tail as possible. The mule objected in every way known to a mule, and in ways several and unexpected.
 Jack. sit more amidships," called out an engineer officer, who happen ed past You'll ride easier"
 Captain" grinned the old salt. "this is the first craft ever command ed, and it's pity if cant stay on the quarter deck"
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COSTELLO WILL BUILD.

Martin Costello is in the city from Tombstone to look after property in- terests which he has in this city. Mir. Costello stated last evening that he will erect three-story building on the site of the Palace saloon and Lippert barber shop on Main street. The old building will be torn down soon and as soon as the plans of the .arohitects are complete. the work of sinking for foundation will begin.
 The building will be one of brick and stone and will conform in its front elevation with the front to be put in at the Henninger building. The street floor will be given over to stores, while the upper stories will he used as offices.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
DAUGHTERS oF THE KING"

Announcement is made that on Wednesday evening next, April 10, the Daughters of the King an aux Hilary organization of the Episcopal church of this city, will give home cooked southern dinner, at the price of 50 cents, including chicken pie, cold sliced ham, mashed potatoes, green peas, olives, pickles, hot rolls, light bread, apple and pumpkin pie, cheese tea and coffee The proceeds of the dinner will go towards the building fund of the Episcopal church and the supper will be served in the Medigovich hall on Brewery avenue
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
JACK HoArson IS IMPROVING.

Word received from the C. & A. hospital was to the effect that Jack Hoatson, the we'll known local min ling man, was very much improved. The authorities state that Hoatson's s condition is now satisfactory and that unless some unforeseen set back en- sues, he will be around within a comparatively short time Mrs. Hoat- son, who arrived in the city two days ago from St Augustine, Florida, their home. felt very much encourag- ed yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
vERDueo JAILED.

Antonio Verdugo, the Mexican, who pleaded guilty to the charge of adul- tery. placed against him by the mother of Maria Mariscal. with whom Verdugo eloped from Cananea, and had been living in Bisbee, was taken to Tombstone yesterday by Officer Jay Wilmoth and lodged with Sheriff White, where he will serve a sIxIy- day sentence Wiimoth returned last evening from Tombstone
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
FUNERAL OF HALL.

The funeral of H. J. Hall, the well known old timer in the district, who died from an attack of pneumonia, on Friday, took place from the fam fly residence yesterday afternoon un- der the direction of the International Undertaking Company A great many of the friends of the deceased turned but to pay their respects. The in- ternent took place at Evergreen cem- eierv
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SUDDENLY CALLED HOME.

Miss Leila Ficht, who arrived on Monday from Fl Paso to attend the Easter ball on Monday evening and spend a few days meeting old friends in the city, was suddenly called home on Wednesday. Miss Ficht will re- turn later to complete her unfinished visit
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CHURCH NOTICES.
PRgssvTERlAN CHURCH.

Sunday school at s:45 a. m. Les son: Jacobs vision and Gods Prom ise" Genesis 2S:1-5. 1922. The monthly missionary offering will be made at this service. Junior Endeay- or meeting at 3 D. m. Topic: What It Is to Trust Cod Proverbs 3:5-6. Street meeting D. m. Senior Endeay- or meeting at GAS D. m. Topic: ''The Consecration of one Day in Seven. Jeremiah 17:19-27. Preaching at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m Themes of ser mons: 'The Place HardshiDs Have In our Development" and ''The Sab bath John E. Fry, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
SEEK BUSINESS LOCATION.

MT G. F. Rahl and son, druggists of Meridian, Texas, who have been in the city for the past few days looking for a suitable location, left last evening for Douglas, where they will look into the business aspect of the Shelter City. The gentlemen have already expressed themselves as favorably impressed wi-'- nisbee and expect to return here shortly Up to last night they had made no definite plans for a location here.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
Episcopal Church.

Services of Low Easter: Holy Communion at S:00 a. m. Sunday school at 9:45. Divine serv- ices at 1l:00 a. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7:3O. The Easter music will be repeated both morning and evening. Monday: The Holy Communion will be celebrated at 10:00 a. m. The people are cordially invited to these services,
 HARVEY NJ. SHIELDS,
 Rector.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
DRINKING MEN
 TAKE NOTICE

The old soaks of Bisbee are sitting up and taking notice. Some of them who had given up nope of ever being sober again, have listened 10 the ac- count of how the drinking habit is be- ing cured by the McKanna process. They are beginning to wonder if they, toe, can not be once more relieved from the thirst that is holding them
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that meet ing of. the stockholders of the Ron quilIo Copper Company, will be held at the office of F. A. Sutter, attorney at law, Bfsbee, Ariz., on April 11th, 1907. at s o'clock D. m. for the pur- pose of considering the sale of the Swansea Mining claim owned by the company.
 P. J. TEHANEY, SIS Secretary
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up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E T get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (AdvD
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

Up the canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. CAdv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Our office has been moved to Banners Photo Gallery in the Hughes Block. Those owing us please call and settle.
 BISBEE BAKERY
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MISCELLANE EoUS.

BROKE? See Turner Money to loan 9 Main street, next to English Kitchen.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

KNIGHTS TEMPLER. Stated conclave the first Monday of each month at 7:30 p. m. Sojourning knights are courteously welcomed.
 CHARLES l.. CAVEN. E. c. C. F, PHILBROOK. Recorder.
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DON'T WORRYi Get the money you need from Turner, 25 Main street. Next to English Kitchen.)
, 1907-07-26

Chicago, Ill, July 26.-An attempt
to blow up with dynamite the resi-
dence of Mont Tennes, an alleged pro.
fessional operator Of gambling houses,
was made last night by an unknown
person. No further damage than tear
ing a hole in the alley and smashing
the windows was done.
Attempt to Destroy Saloon.
Five days ago a similar attempt was
made to dynamite the saloon operated
by former State Senator John F.
O'Malley. Both attacks were similar
to that recently made upon the resi-
dence of Blind John" Condor, an as
sociate Of Tennes.
Grows From Jealousy.
The series of incidents is said to
grow out of Jealousy between warning
factions of gamblers.
, 1907-07-26

drive his trip hammer, lathe and en-
cry wheel, and this was partly under
water but the only damage done was
in the way Of dampness. The motor
was going as usual this morning.
Street Boxes Torn Out.
Marshal Sigman had a force Of men
during the storm raising the boxes at
the street crossings to permit the pass
age Of the floods, and today these
were replaced. Several were lifted on
Second street, which seemed to catch
the brunt Of the floods.
A cavern occurred in front of Harry
Cordiner's drug store, a board wall Civ
ing way and permitting an thrush Of
water to the basement.
House Cellars Afloat.
The reports from the residence por-
ton of the city were more encourag-
ing. John Thees had some water in
his cellar, but as the cellar door had
been left open, the water had an un-
INSTRUCTED way. No damage vas done
to speak of at his home.
Some gardens were beaten down by
the rain, but the vegetables, grateful
for the splendid soaking the ground
received, picked up their heads this
morning and reported for duty when
the sun came out.
River Rose Rapidly.
Louis Seehausen of the tannery says
he has seldom seen the river rise
more rapidly. In an hour and a half
after the flood of water began to reach
the river the stream had exceeded its
banks in places, spreading out SO that
in some instances there were three
rivers. The traction engine standing
in the open in the river bottom was
surrounded with water several feet
deep.
Cuivert Goes Out.
A culvert across the small stream
just north of the brewery was washed
out and a hole six feet deep was left
in the road. Transfers were com
PEELED to go above the head Of the
gully to get across and to the city.
Considerable water lay in the roads in
the lower places north of town and
teaming was attended with some diff
Guilty.
, 1907-07-26
RAILROAD Totes
Says Juror Received Damages.

Says Juror Received Damages.
In support Of the motion of the I'm
ion Pacific railroad for a new trial in
the suit in which Elizabeth Wally got
judgment for $1,000 for the death OF
her husband, .sohn Wally. a street car
motorman, an affidavit has been filed
by B. A. Little, claim agent for the
Northwestern, says the Omaha Bee.
Mr.. Little says P. J. Carroll, one of the
jurors in the Wally case, received from
the Northwestern $4,000 for his own
injuries, $1,000 for the death of his
wife and $4,000 for the death of his
son in a railroad wreck at Logan, la.
The attorneys for the Union Pacific
contend that having been a claimant
against a railroad at one time himself,
Carroll was incompetent to serve as a
juror in the Wally case.
, 1907-07-26
Cortez, who had to testify through
Frank Stone as interpreter, signed
them.
BUILDING MONEY SOLD
AT BOARD MEETING.

At the regular monthly meeting last
night Of the trustees Of the Albany
Mutual Building association, at the
Albany County National bank, about
$4,000 of the funds OF the association
was disposed of to borrowers. One lot
of twelve shares sold at 16 per cent
premium, n small lot Of five shares
going at 15k per cent, the major por-
ton bringing 15% per cent. All went
to prospective builders or those who
contemplate improving their property.
None of the funds were allotted, there
being a stiff demand for the money.
, 1907-07-26

check was turned down by Cashier
Spalding. William Lasher gave Cor
tez SIS on a check for that amount.
Fred Greenbeck's Hard Luck.
Greenbeck had the peculiar expert
ence. Cortez was in his place and pre-
sented a check for SIS. Fred hand
ed him the money and just as the
Mexican had put it in his pocket
Thirkenldsen came in and placed him
under arrest. G%reenbeck told the OIL
e what had happened, but the latter
was powerless, and the money is now
in the hands of the sheriff, to be dis
posed of later.
No Money at Bank.
Cortez had no money at that bank
nor at any other, as far as could be
learned. If he yer had money on de
post it was taken out long ago. The
checks were regularly drawn, and as
Cortez had been here for some time
and as most everybody knew that ne
NAA
had been at work, his check was con
sidered good. He is now in the county
tail and will be prosecuted by the oHl
GERS.
Sent to County Jail.
Cortez was tried before Justice
Hynds this afternoon and sentenced
to the county Jail for six months, tined
800 and assessed the costs of the pros
ecution. $3.50. He admitted having
received $35 from a man who left the
city yesterday and who Is expected
home from Cheyenne tonight. he
could not give the mans name, and
upon this evidence, If the county at
torney, Mr.. Downey, can secure IT,
| Cortez will arraigned on a felony
charge. He uttered a number OF
checks. some Of which have not beer
returned. The man possessed himseii
of a check book on the Albany County
bank and proceeded to get busy. The
| checks would be filled out by the par
ties to whom they were payable ano