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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-20
ssBEE DAILY REVIEW BS ARIZONA WEDNESDAY MORNING.
SHR|AERS ARE GETTING
 READY FOR 4 TIME
Invitation Is Here Given That All Shriners May Have,
 Notice.


 On the 2sth day of the first month. Moharrum isas, allas Monday, March II. 1907, El Zarhiah Temple, Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. win confer upon the unwashed sons of the desert the SC. cred ahlution of gasl, after which they will be ready for the purlncation Of modhu or the assumption of the boiled shirt and the feast at Al H. kadha, In memory of things done to them.
 In the following language. the Shrin- ers end candidates arc invited,
 once more the solemn, yet thrice inspiring and exhilirating voice of El zaribah's ever faithful MneGzin Is waited in strains Of rythmic melody to the listening cars of all the no- bility of our goodly temple. He speaks in dulcet tones, with accents sharp and clear "Es salamu Aloi- kum!"
 A special dispcnsation has been granted for this extra session by the Imperial Potentate, Alyah r. Clayton twhom Allah preserye.l and petitions will be received. balloted upon and the order conferred at this session.
 N will be opened et Masonic hall in Phoenix at ? D. m, March Il, 1907. and all petitions received up to that time, accompanied by the necessary fee, will be acted upon.
 After the close of the business ses. sion, promptly at A:3O P. m, pro cesslon will be formed. which will pa. rade for about six blocks in the cen. .,f A.N .kf A tsrfn h., cused from participating in this pa rade, Neither age, sickness, dignity nor the edict of your wife against making fool of yourself once year will excuse you. Candidates will have chance to view a portion only of the parade. but the whole populace will have a chance to view the csndi. dates. If the directors plans do not miscarry.
 At z D. m the journey across the burning sands to the Sacred City oi Mecca will be commenced. Candi- dates will assemble at o'clock in the Shrine room of the Masonic hall building and there await the call of the Muezzin. The medical exami- ners will here attend to their duties and such candidates will be excused from active participation in the cer- emonies a~ the NJ. D.s so order Out they won't order).
 From ' o'clock until -, the night will be filled with bowling by the Dervishes; shout.ngs by the Camel Drivers; curses, groans and the odor of scorching soles and souls-for the roasting committee will here get in it's work. Then will come the ban uuet. and balm of Zen Zem will be poured on the sore places; and a lit tie after midnight your wife will be asking you what you did or had done to VOL.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-20
WOULD MEAN \ SAVING ID
 COUNTIES
Bills to Reduce Fees of ConSta-
 bles if Passed Will Have a Wholesome Effect on Fin ances Throughout Territory,

Provided Council bills Nos. SS ana Ss, introduced by 0'Neill of Maricopa become laws at this session of the Lcgislatu-s. the fees ot constahles and justices of the peace in several of the large precincts of the Territory win suffer considerable decrease and thereby be the cause of a great saving to many of the counties whers these officers show undue diligence in prosecuting persons for nett vio- lations of the misGemesnor section of the criminal code.
 Foes allowed constables for making arrests, summoning witnesses and sarving writs are the same as those allowed sheriffs and their deputies but general custom prevails in sher. ifs offices that arrest1 are rarely made for petty violations of the pro visions of Section S70 of the Penal Code, except where complaints are lodged and sworn to by the parties feeling outraged. while on the other hand constables are In the habit of swearing to complaints on the ulusl trivial charges for the purpose of swelling their fee account against the county as we'll as the eXcheuuvr of the justice of the peace before whom the accused parties are arralgned.
 According to provisions of the bills introduced by Mir. O'Neill, constables and justices of the peace cannot col lect moro than s25 a month from the county treasury. no matter in how many instances for the violation of Section 370 they may appear as pros ecutors or preside as justices.
 A similar state of affairs existed in the state of California a few years ago, when fees were collected by con stables and justices of the peace from counties at times. in excess of the claims presented by sheriffs. who are and should be. considered the prin- cipal peace officers of the county. The bills introduced are said to be copies of the California law. which has nroved to be a great saving to many of the county treasuries of the Gold en State.
 The bills differ from the present statute bearing on fees for these of ficers only in the following provis- ions:
 No justice of the peace or cui- stable shall hereafter receive any fees in any prosecution for the violation of Section 370 of the Penal Code. Re vised Statutes of the Territory of Arizona. 1901, which in the aggregate shall exceed the sum of S25 per month, including fees collected by them where fees are collected from the accused and in cases of justices of the peace. all fines collected in excess of s25 per month in prosecu- tions for the violations of said se- tion shall be deposited with the coun. ty treasurer"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-20
RERhOSILLO COUNTRY
 SHOWS MUCH ACTIVITY

HERMoSILLo. Son,, Mex, Feb. i9
 Rapid progress Is being made tn the mining operations throughout this en. tire section, and general feeling of satisfaction Is evidenced among the operators, Among the most promIs. Ing of the newer coz .'e- "rH9erties ia the Lluvis do Cohre. whe,e a alx-foot face of rich chalcopyrite ore has rc- cently been opened up at the S30- foot level, Tho ore is being placed in the bins, and a shipment will be made in a few days, Tho Josephine shRft Is rapidly nearing the water level, being down over 400 feet. and . permanent sulphide bed will doubt less be encountered at an early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-20

furnish my clients with copies of all correspondence had in their cases (except foreign). I also furnish free of charge complete copies of all drawings and speci- fications. James R. Townsend, Los Angeles, California.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-20

The American Railway Co. has de- clared a regular quarterly dividend of 11-2 per cent (75 cents per share). payable March 15 to stock of record Feb. 2S. Books close Feb. 2S. re open March 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-20
DIVIDENDS.

Directors of the. Butte Coalition Mining Co. have declared quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share. which Is an increase of 10 cents. The divi- dend is payable March 19 to stock of record Feb. z1. Books close Feb. 21 and reopen March A.
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MARBLE BANK FRONT.

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Workmen started yesterday to put in place the large slabs of marble that are to embelTish the front en- trance to the Bank of Bisbes. This institution, when finally it has been completed, will be Jone of the hand somest buildings in Arizona. the marble front and marble interior fin ishing surpassing anything of shc kind in the territory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
AuuIInIbtI8bUI.
By w. w. Pollock. President.
PATR0EIzE HOME INSTITUTIONS
You Can't Get Something for Moth
ing From NAH Order Houses


How would you like to buy q $500
wagon for s42 90 or maybe you would
rather buy a silver dollar for seventy
five cents.
There are a number OF new develop
mems in the graft recently worked on
our people and the people Of this sec
ton Of the state. We are informed
that the goods which sold for such
fancy prices is a species Of single warp
goods that has not even the merit Of
being shoddy, for shoddy will wear
and stand a considerable strain. The
g~rafters were pretty smooth, and
would take a piece of the goods and
pump water over 1t, give the piece a
quick shake and behold, it was dry.
Yes, shed water ike a ducks back,
but the astute salesman was careful
not to dip the goods In the water. ANY
old goods will shed water for a short
time and the water from a pump will
strike the goods at q slant and flow of
over the air on the surface Of the
cloth.
But that has nothing to do with the
SIS wagon. We are told that these
g~rafters, II such they we're, tried to
clinch the sale of their single warp
cloth by offering to sell a we'll known
make of wagon that usually retails for
s75 for s42. "You don't have to give
your note for the wagon, but you can
order the wagon and pay for 1t when
1t comes" That is an alluring offer,
but the whole thing turns out In the
nature Of a joke when the buyer OF the
single warp cloth suit discovers that
s42 will pay for the wagon only SO far
as s42 goes and the balance Of the
price Of the wagon, or $50, is still due.
There we're quites number OF our
farmer friends bitten on this graft as
we'll as the graft wherein they were
compelled to pay a high price for the
lining Of a suit OF clothes after the
suit had been bought and paid for or
. note given for the amount.
The best plan is TO stick to the home
man, the man who is here at all times
make good any and all promises and
guarantees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
CLEVELAND ILL AT PRIScEla
Former President Confined to ID
but No Alarm is Felt.

New York, Aug. ia persis
rumor was current In this city thiI
ternoon that former President GE'
Cleveland was so Ill at bis Prln's'
home that be would be unable %
his family at present in New Hi1
shire. Inquiries were made d
Office Of Dr. Joseph Bryant Of !
city and that Of DR.. CarnOchl'
Princeton.
1t was learned that Mr.. Clevsi'
had been III, but is was said tbil
was gaining ground daily" and J
his condition was not such as TO y
alarm. DR.. Carnochan has been
tending him.
DR.. Bryant paid Mr.. Clevean
visit last week, but be has not Oall
see him since, It Is said. 1t wr !
said that Mr.. Cleveland is DOl I
fined TO his bed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
BUBosiC PLAGUE KILLS
FOUR IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Five Cases Have Been Discovered,
All But One Being in Heighbor-
hood Of Old Chinatown
Spread 10 Not Feared.

San Francisco, Cal.,-Fiye cases
of bubonic plague, four Of which have
resulted in death, have been reported
to the health department within the
last week. The patients with one
exception were Of the poorer class Of
foreigners dwelling In the neighbor-
hood Of the old Chinatown. The ex-
ception was a foreign sailor from a
coastwise steamer. Prompt and &C
tive measures were taken by the
local, state and federal authorities
and q spread OF the disease is not
feared.
Both President Jules A. Samon Of
the local health board and Health
Oficer James T. Watkins stated to
day that the situation is well in hand
and no occasion exists for alarm.
The infected steamer was ordered
into quarantine with her passengers
and will remain until released by the
health department. The two shacks
inhabited by the other patients were
fumigated, locked up and sealed.
The bodies OF the two Mexicans, the
Italian and the Russian Pole who
succumbed we're destroyed In quick.
lime.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
A ~ RAISES ROW
st. Louis Man Sends His Picture on Q
Card BY Mail and His Wife
Says: Stay Away"

st. Louis, Aug. l5.-The swimming
pool Of the Missouri Athletic Club ID
In charge Of 1.-THE Two Macs" Nc
OarthY is the director Of swimming In
the day time and Mcintosh has charge
at night. The two Macs look very
much alike and are often mistaken for
one another. Monday morning Nc
Carthy had bis hair cut and bis head
shaved. When Mcintosh came to re-
lieve him that night be admired the
shaved head and the GOODNESS Of it and
followed suit. Then be remembered
that his wife particularly admired his
long hair and he feared TO 20 home
and meet her. He had his picture
taken upon a postal card and mailed
it TO her. When she received the card
she called him up and said:
MAC, you neednrt come home. I
won't have such q looking thing
around the house,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
DEATHBED REQUEST FOR
WHITE FUNERAL OBEYED
East St. Louis Woman, SO Years Old.
Wanted No sombre Colors
Used.

Following q request made on bel
deathbed, white was used exclusively
about the bier and at the funeral Of
Mrs. Rosaline Delaloy, 60 years old
who died Thursday night at her home
l222 Colas avenue, East st. Louis.
White was her fayorite color during
her lifetime, and in her will made last
week she requested that no other
color except white be used at her
funeral.
White door-crepe, instead OF the
customary black for an aged person
which was placed on the door after
her death, was the first act in obeying
her wishes. Dressed In a white dress
and clothing, her body lay at the fam
lily home in q white casket ina room
containing white furnishings.
A white hearse drawn by white
horses headed the funeral possession.
The pall-bearers, all being aged ac-
quaintances, wore white crepe. At
the cemetery the grave was covered
with white flowers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
For the Boy Who Smokes.


Young man, l notice that you have
COTTON hold OF one Of those stubby
pipes that turn downward and are put
ting In all your time sucking away at
1t. Now, l am no crank and don't care
II you smoke your head off. But l
Just want TO tell you that you don't
look near as manly as you think you
do as you stand on the corner and fill
your little pipe and proceed to puff out
clouds Of smoke. II a business man
was looking for some boy to fill a good
position and should run across you
staggering down street, pipe In your
mouth. he would pass you up. You
smoke because you think it is smart,
not because you enjoy It. In fact,
you feel pretty bum at supper time,
after keeping your pipe hot all the
afternoon, don't YOU? Don't tell me
you don't, for l have been there often
myself. Your breath reeks of stale
tobacco ana your teeth get black and
dirty, while your clothes are ready for
fumigation at all times. Isn't that
about the case? Can you see anything
manly in keeping up such a condition?
Can you give one single reason why
you should do 1t. No, OF course you
can't. Throw your pipe away and
wait until you have at least a dozen
whiskers on your face before you be-
come an old dirty pipe fiend. 1t may
be alright for an old man to suck 3
pipe all the time, but a boy has no
business to do 1t. The boy who does
not smoke looks better, feels better,
stands better and is better than one
who is always sucking away at an old
dirty pipe. Just ask the first dozen
people you meet about 1t and see II i
am not right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29

Jefferson City, Aug. 19.-Th' :
roads Of Missouri are TO return V
practice of allowing $50 pOuna
baggage with each ticket, Since 4
two-cents-a-mile passenger rate
into effect the railroads have
charging excess on all baggage Se'
Ing more than 100 pounds.
The charging OF excess on all
gage weighing more than 100 Fa.
was ordered by the roads on scoe-
OF the new law. Soon after TIE
went into effect Herbert S. Haa..
attorney general, took the matte 7
with the passenger bureaus O
state TO see II the old stands,
weight could not be restored.
railroads commended that With ID
duction OF passenger fares they
notatford to handle $50 pounds Of ~
bage free with each ticket.
Apparently the roads have chAns.
their minds. however, fora letter Z
received at the attorney gene's,
Office today from ]. E. Hannlt.'
OF the Southwestern pas
ger bureau, with headquarters 10 J
Louis saying that the 160-pound u.
will be restored, The change !,
letter aid, probably would go ~
eject August Is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29

NJ. J. D sfons Of the Santa Re
Clerical Feres Genes Out
Ahead,


Ceezrne trsuna MorniaE Review
Whistler the old saying that IL Is
better 20 Be horn lucky than rich Is
true or rot no one is prepared q
aairn o. dispute except when nov
and then . specific cxse Of luck pre-
seats itself before the public gaze.
AT any rate. however, Ceburne pos
sexes une citizen who proved himself
TO be . lucky man Tuesday, In the
auction OF lois which took place In
South Fort worth. frcm 2n. n. until
esery one Of the thousand lots were
In the hands Of eager purchasers.
Hr. stone was one Of the many
Tezns who had contracted TO buy q
lot IN The South Side Addition TO the
|comng great metropolis Of Fort
Worth and was on hard At the ap-
pointed time 70 buy the contracted
property. When the lot which was
struck on 10 hir1, after being bid upon
By numhes sss examined, 1t was
found that the fortunate Clebuns
man had also become the proud pos
SCISSOR Of . handsome cottage, which
bad cost not less than a thousand dol
lars 70 erect
Nj. Stones wife had just returned
from q visit 10 Der parents. Mr.. and
Mira W. b. Marshall. Of Mexico, No,
and was with him when be made his
ten strike and vas IS much delighted
Is he was TO become the owner Of .
|nhe Fort Worth home. They are
living II 2l2 North Oaddo street, and
their many ciehurne friends win re-
|joiee with them over their stroke OF
good fortune.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29

Harold NcPheetsrx Carter Tayaer,
MarQneSs Wallace. Irwin Franklin.
Harry Henderson. Harry Pntuxs.
Laurence winans ana Pearl Holmes
Yesterday evening . party q =
dozen. on pleasure bszsazd al the m
stigstion Of Mr.. and Mrs W. W. FrT,
boldly invaded tie premises spper
tanning 10 Miss Julia Ross planted
themselves Srmly in somechzirs which
BY great eood fortune they found On
the l2sn and announced their iaten-
tion Of having = picnic Miss Boss.
accepted her fate calmly. waved her
magic wand and immediately there
appeared enough good esinssSs 20 satisfy
3 regineaE The eroxd lost no time
but fell 70 and deyO1red in silenoeCfor
fifteen minutes when very spprecishle
threads had been made upon the
spread An adjournment 70 the
house was made. some games played
AMI at tez-tbirty . second attack sas
made upon the lunch BASKETS after
which tot q ooneor erumb vas Jeff to.
tell the tale Those possessed Of the
Garg&nsuan appetite were Mr.. and
Ms Fry, Mr.. and Mrs Clxyhrook,
Mrs LEILA Mitchell; Misses Julia Ross
and Esther Houston; Messrs Rogers
Pearson, Locke ard Spence.
A party Of campers under the chap
eronage Of M. and MrS A. B. Smith
spent several days AZ Camp Fleming
this week. Those Of the party were
Misses Eagenia DAVIS, Ruth and Beth
Dnrkee, Grace and Mary Buckley and
Willie Lewis Mess-s walter FrittS
Harry Stocks Ray and Hugh Dunlap
and Finley. The seqaei TO this camp
ing expedition vas aconsolafion party
given By Misses Ruby and Alta
Richie. Tuesday evening In order
that they might both receive from
and give consolation 70 their guests
were not 50 fortunate As to have q
like jaunt Fun consolation was be
slowed upon Misses Nellie Hill, Ahhie
Llewellyn, Irma Johnscn, Lutte
Vaughn. Annie Lewis. Louise Lack
land. Eva Blythe and Matte and
Fannie Mason.
Ms J. i. Llewellyn uye one Of her
zlxays delightful Afternoons yester-
day. the guest Of honor being Mrs
Walker Evans Of St Louis Bowls Of
asteS and sweet peas decorated the
house beautifully. The ladies' all re-
moved hats and gloves and sat dowa
for : first class good time which comes
easy in the atmosphere OF the
Llewellyn home. The hostess In u
dainty summer frock, and with al
couture Of the very latest style dispen-
sed much pleasant conversation. At
i've O'Clock most palatable refresh
ments made their appearance land
disaprearznce.l
Miss Mamie Davis gave a most
pleasant six o'clock dinner, Fri day, for
Misses ZOu and Jane Sloss. The re-
naming guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker and Elizabeth Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kelso and Miss Maud
Wallace.
Miss Katherine Waite had q pleas
SAINT MONDAY dinner given her,
Thursday, by her aunt Mrs. W. L.
Harper with whom she Is a guest this
week.
Mrs. Cecil Baskett will entertain
this evening at six O'Clock dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Hook and family and
their guest, Mr.. w. W. Smell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
NOEL LEADING IN
MISSISSIPPI RACE.
Early Returns From Twenty-F -Four
Towns Give Him 20S4 Majority.

Memphis, Tenn, August 2.-The
second primary election for the Demo
cratic gubernatorial nomination was
held in Mississippi today, the run-off
being between Senator Z. F. Noel OF
Holmes County and Earl Brewer Of
coshoma County. Early returns from
t~Eenty-four towns in Northern
Mississippi give Noel q lead OF 2oS4
votes
Owing TO the telegraph strike and
theinadequate telephone service, the
returns received tonight are not
sufficient 70 indicate which Of the two
has won. 1t is generally believed
that it viii be q close race, despite the
fact that Charles Scott, who ran third
In the first primary, threw all bis
strength TO Noel,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
Politics In Missouri.
Hannibal Journal.

Hon. Wallace CrossleY OF Warrens.
burg, formerly Of Mexico, is an an.
nounced candidate for Secretary Of
State. He Is at present touring the
east and as soon as he returns home
will enter upon Q thorough canvass
Of big Missouri. Mo man can imag-
inc how Dig Missouri really is until he
undertakes to see IL county by county.
Mr.. crossley was one Of the leading
members OF the last Missouri House
and every vote cast By him was on the
side Of the people. He will prove a
strong candidate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
MISSOURI NEWS notes
rsrRRxs FAcTs THAT
HAVE HAPPENED AL OVER
THE STATE IN TIE PAST
WEEK.
Seventeen Year Old Married Couple
Suit Against the wabash
No Paving In Fulton City
Concil in ST. Joe Allows
HitehinC on Main
Street.

Homer Crews and Miss Emma
White were married In Rocheport the
other day. Both Nj. and Mrs. Crews
are young, being each II, they but
expect 70 get all the good out OF life
while tlzsts.
In LAPIata, Mo-, they are having
q time with lid-lifting. IL is not
against the law TO sell beer by the
wholesale, 50 the dealers always turn
ished the purchasers gunny sacks 70
carry the .slager'' away In. In this
way thsS kept the authorities from
discovering the amount sold.
The WABASH r. Il. o., Is being
sued in the Livingston comfy circuit
county for $4,000 for damages by
Robert January . former employe Of
the road.
Cole Bros, circus showed In Column
bfa this week. This is the show that
had the big fight with the university
students over . year ago.
The Columbia Fair is going on this
week. They are hav ing big rings and
races.
The city council OF ST. Joseph voted
down an ordinance the other day
which prohibited the hitching Of
horses at the corner OF two Of the
principal streetsin the city.
The paving of the business streets
in Fulton will no doubt be deferred
until next summer. One bid was On
hand Tuesday evening when the coun-
Gil convened and 1t was found to be
Is cents per square yard above the
estimate OF the City Engineer. The
council will re-advertlse fo7 bids or
let the whole matter drop. 1t was de.
cided to walt for further legal advice
on the subject.
A. Rolla merchant offered a pair Of
shoes to the editor OF the paper show
ing the best advertising returns. The
contest is said to have been a fierce
one, but the Rolla Times was finally
victorious and is now duly pulled up
and boastful.
The Louisiana Business Mems asso-
citation has passed a resolution max
ing q protest against the Chicago &
Alton railroad building . frame depot
in that city. The people Of Louisiana
feel that the business the railroad
company gets from Louisiana, and the
size Of the city merit something more
than the frame depot the company
proposes TO build.
Harvey Moore, ID years old, has
be en- pronounced the nerviest boy ever
in the City Hospital In st. Louis.
Where his leg was cut OF BY a train
the other day he said "Gee It's
lucky | wasn't killed" At the Hos
pital he said TO the doctors, "Let me
see my leg once more before you throw
1t away
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
For an Impaired Appetite.

TO improve the appetite and streng-
then the digestion try a few doses
Chamberlsin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. MI. J. Il. Seitz, Of Detroit,
Mich.- says: "They restored my ap'
petite when impaired, relieved me Of
. bloated feeling and caused q pleas
ant and satisfactory movement OF the
bowels" Price, IS cents. Samples
free. All Druggists.