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FOR RENT
$500. -. .5l3 Sth NV
sl25. 1925 14th NV, 12r
500. 1910 u NV. Tor
500 4 $50. ...1407 18th
NV. Tor
sS5.191l Pa nv. sto, ,dwg
S15..15lT r ! av NV. 10r
sGj. The Marlborough 3r
s65. .l0ll y II ov NV, 12r
$50. 1926 l4th NV. l2r
$55 .1T0G p NV. 10r
81. .... 2333 Mass NV. 11r
SIR. The Cumberland. 5r
s5l. ..929 F NV, Office
$50. 70. 1929 X NV. 11r
$50 65. 22l1 Wash cir,9c
$50 60. .i01e ed nv. Or
f5O.171T kilb'-ne NV Tor
$50. -. POI ] NV, 12r
S4s. 81. 1919 X NV. ilr
s45. 80. 1908 II II av.1or
f45. 50. 1921 X NV. Or
s45 -. The Victoria. 5r
Si2. so. ....140 a ne. Or
s12. 20. ...11iI r NV, sr
$40. 50. The Miller. 5r
s4O.65. ..G,3 E Cap, lor
$40. 50. .l213 ! NV, Or
$40. S23 10Th NV. Or
$40. .17lT Euclid NV, Or
$40. .31s Sd sw. Or
s3s. 10. 1927 Ore av,10r
S37. 80. 1928 Q NV. 7r
s3I 30. 2443 Oht rd NV Or
~ 1906 I'D NV. Or
s35. so. .....l25 c Sc. g.
$35. The Wyoming. 3r
S'2 30. The Ihoenix. 5r
s32. so. 1921 81 NV. Or
S32. so. The Montg my. 5r
$50. .43I5 Bright'd av.7r
For complete list Of pr
SWARTZELL. RI1E
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rph KEN l l-MbORE y
S.W.-UNF'
i,.29 y II av NV. l4r,
81. per year So 500 90
1903 y NV 20r 3h. l2J 90
1881 Vt aY.12r. 2b. 10 on
1890 Vtavnw.12r. b. So. 33
li32 18th. 14r. 2b.S3 23
l{3S r NV. iir. b 10 90
lib LIST ne. lTr. h. rs 90
1IiI Q NV. llr. h. -. 90
l1n2 Q NV, 3r. b..s1 so
1881 i1th- Itr. b ia. 90
! p ne. i2r ..... 60 90
6 r ne. 12r 5000. $500
1908 Euclid. lar. .2b60. Oh
1929 l, 11r. b. 80. 90
1852 $, l2r, b 500
lliS ) nv, 1lr, b. 80. o0
1877 II NV. Or. b. rs 0o
1929 10th NV. Or. b. ~. o.
1872 + NV, 9r. b. SIS 0o
lt0s 2lst nv. 10r. h52.5)
ii66Clift'n II ne. Tor. boo, So
1853 Park rd. i0r. b. 81 81
3o29 Q NV. .llr, b 5000
1928 2lst NV, ,1lr, b 80. 90
1881 3lst. l2r. b. 5000
l4I2 Hopkins pl
NV. lor. b. so. 40
1919 R'cs nv. Tor. bis 90
1888 18th NV Or. h.47 30
$40 f INV, 1ir, 2b. 46 50
5l2 4 NV. 14r. 2b. 10. so
1928 \ NV, lot, b. ~. 90
1928 Riggs NV. 10r, bis. o.
l0I Nd av ne. 9r b42.50
1927 1ith NV. lot h42. 80
SIT 7 NV, cor 9th,
Tor. b. h..-..... 1900
2i2l fith NV, ,10r, b. 40. 80
l32 c Sc. l2r, b....40.50
1886 T NV, cor
18th nv, 7r.b. 40. 90
1905 22d .9r.b.hw b .37.5u
937 K NV. Or. b. $3.50
400 NJ NV, gr, b..37.5o
lT4o Tth. dwGsto 81. 50
l1Os y II av Or 81. 30
1000 4tb ne 6r b sto35 so |
3554 10th NV. lOr. $3.50
l73s Riggs. lor, b. IS. 90
27l3 2 NV. Or. b. 81. 90
1888 10Th NV sr. b.S2 80
$40 Sd ne. orb. sta3o, so
1916 Fla av NV.
Sr. b... 1880
1924 Md ay ne
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FOR RENT NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL:
s4o.5 II rooms stories: brick dwelling:
heated by hot water; beautiful location: III I
35th NV MILLER-SHOEMAkER. 1923 Wis
consin oc2S-6t
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THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
907 G ST. DIV.

THE HARRISON REALTY CO..
907 G st. NV.
UNFURNISHED HOUSES
1926 9Th Ion, b. 80 sol IS Myrtle ne. 80
l725 21st NV. .50O0l a3o 18th Sc 5r, D.. II so
a13 La av....... $3.50 63 K NV, Or. rs 90
311 Channing ne. .2150 204 Cap. .sto 5r b. 81 so
1882 Otis ne. .200U Fenton ne, 6r, b.l6.50
FURNISHED.
Tunlaw road north Of Joliet St. Or. and b..
y acre. barn. fruit and chicken yard rent 90 90
APARTMENTS
1l05 D M, ,5r b 2f. % so 1908 ne 5r B. IT, % 80
I104 18th nw,4r, b ~ SO 223 1l.h Sc 5r. b. % So
STORES
q ne, 7r. b, fixtures Store 1106 18th nw35 80
and ice boxes 90 lf17 Tth NV, 2r. 20 90
STABLES
Rear 1910 st. NV. 80 90
THREE 1-story auto sheds. ". sew. in Queens
ct. NV (l6th q 10Th, L & NJ, each. 500
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For rent. at Riverdale Md, right at station
steam and electric cars. s-room house. large lot
rent, $50.
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1 ScLoSIA'
s5 II ne. 7r. b....1S.50
73o I'd ne. 6r. 1900
726 I'd ne. 5r. r.....13.O
7OS I'd ne, 5r. On
1857 Sth NV. Ar. .S-3s
3 1914 Sc. 3r. SEQ
4 1871 sc. 3r. 800
APARTMENTS.
The Congressional. LIST
& E Cap, /, 2 & 3r &
b bachelor apis 6 4,
| 8 4 Or Il b hk apis.
$500 TO $1,000
Tn Farragut. Or.
'urO lS5 90
Ill l'arragut, 3r.
l. tfur>. >..... l25. 90
The Bellevue. No 80.
7r. b. fur. IS. 90
2012 P NV. 3r. b. fur50. 90
1884 Girard NV. Or,
| b. fur...--....45.00 90
The Regina. No 10.
cr. b.. b. 90
The Regina. No 7.
6r, b. b........... .46. 90
The Regina. No 2,
sr. b.........45 $500
The Maury. No 80,
! or. 5r.b......-.....io.oU b. 40. 90
The Marion, Goth &
II NV. 4 & Or. b
| apis. $3.50 to 10. 90
OFT NY av. No3. Ar. b36 50
1850 Girard. 6r. b.35.50
1877 T NV. 6r. b. $3.50
The Stoddert, No. 2.
! 5r. b..........35. so
1874 Irving NV. .6r. b35 90
l342 Irving NV Or, BIS. 90
The Ala bama, No LOG,
5r. b. .35. 90
2719 18th NV, Or. b. .3 so
1744 Willard NV, Or.
| b .............32 $3.50
3o21 18th NV .6r. b.32.50
1874 Irving NV. .5r. b32. 30
The Elm re. No3, Ar, b32. 80
1745 willard. 6r. b.3o.50
3O21 18th NV. 5r. b 40. so
2412 18th NV. 5r, b. 1880
1744 Willard NV, Or.
r & @, No 6. Or, b. 80. 90
B & Q. No 5. Or. b.30. 90
302OsO NV. 5r. b..&.50
1746 willard. orb. 25. 90
2OSA Morgan. 8r b 25. 90
3114 14th NV, ,2n, br, be. SO
sl1414th NV, 81 ST. b22 80
3O7 r NV. 5r. b. ..2.50
1717 4th NV. 5r. b.2l 80
B g. Q, No 2. 6r, ,b.20 90
1l2O C ne. No10, 4r, bib 90
1920 C ne, Ar, b. 1900
Quincy ne. Arb, apt. IS. 90
f MARION. THE STOD-
=. THE MAURY, THE
ANA, THE VAN CORT-
Me. THE LOUISIANA,
AND THE REGINA.
The Regina, 3r, b,
basement. 70. NO
62O F NV. .$10-$25
The Sterling, 1r. .25.00
Century bldg,r 46. 20.00
6S r NV. .20.OO
Century bldg. r 4s. 1900
1923 + NV. 80. $8-$1N
1114-16 T nw.S10 to $16
SW cor HE NV. $3.50
1921 E NV, run 8. 1000
RES.
1882 Fla ay NV. 1000
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324 S.C.av &c. 6r,b "a 30
915 22d. 7r. d.. 2I.50
2220 G, sr, b. -. $3.50
500 21st NV. 7r. b Is so
so Q NV. 5r, b. -. 22.5
901 18th NV. nat,
3 rooms, ba tn. =. p. 50
25;7 I NV. 6r. W. 1880
LINkISS.
500 10th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT
1923 G nv. 15r, 2b $75. 90
s13 2lst NV. .11r,b.
GEL, steam heat 90. 90
T32 21st NV, 11r.b IS. go
2217 Pa.ay NV, ,15r
bath IS. 90
Flat, 1913 Pa. av.
Sr,b steam heat 40. so
1908 23d. 11r, b.. SO. %
GEO. W.
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OFF 4 WILCOX,
ma. ave.
| 261O l.. Or. W. ..14.5O
| 242o y. Or. W. 90
| 1893 32d. 7r, w...13.OO
1852 32d. 5r. w...11.OO
II " Alex ct. w1O.50
APARTMENTS.
1905 II, 3 fl, 5r. b.45. 90
3o10 R. 2 d, 5r. b.25.50
17l2 3r. 1st fi.5r.b. .22.50
3o14h r. l a. 5r.b.22.50
301s1a R.5r. .b.h .heat.22.50
! 1929 Q. 3f1, Ar, b.. 20.5
5o5A 23d, IF, Or, b. 20 so
3O40 X. 5r. b.heat. 20. so
bOlA 23d. 5r. b.lat. 20. so
$50 10th. 2h. 4r. b.1s.50
I 952 26th, Ar. b. 1880
THE CARLISLE, 1918
n, non housekeeping
| 3 rooms. bath. 300
STORES.
1904 Fl. 2r. w....25. 90
12i3 Goth. ST. eel. rs 90
2260 NJ. store. eel. 1880
+, 1904 II. Or, W. e. 10. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
4s2-4s6 La av. heated
rms. $40. $3.50, $40
STABLES.
/ Or 18th, ,3s,c,r,w,g. 20. 90
houses and fats apply at
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTr WILCOX.

FOR RENT-BY WESCO
1907 PEN
1911 Pa av, ,rtO. dw$s5 90
2s23 n, lar. b. ami. 80. 90 !
729 18th, llr, 3b. ID. so
a1s 23d. lOr. h, ami. 80. 80
l7o6 P. Tor, b.ami. SIS 80
2l3s X Or h. eel, amii5 rs
1920 H. lor, b. ami. 45.75
2i39 Pa av, .or. b. .45.75
121 10Th, sr. b. eel. .42.65
1927 Pa av, 10r. b. .36. 90
2o20 n. 10r. b. lat. .35 Is
110s y Fl av. Or, ,b.35.50
s04 22d, Tor, b, ami. .35 SO
1904 II, DIV Or. b, lat. -. 35 90
2404 Pa av.9r. b. lat32, IS
2l3e 4. sr. b.cel. $3.50
Takoma, Or. b.. 1880
2205 L, Or. b. lat. 2S. so
2l37 r. l0r, b, lat.27 SO
2l35 F. Sr. b, lat.c cel2I 80
1927 n. Tr.b. lat. 90. 90
1924 Camb'ge. Or. b. q. 80
1920 Pa av. Sr. b. 30
S63 F ne. IT, b. % 80
951 25th. Or, b.lat.25. so
6lT 23d. 7r. b,lat. %. so
1923 26th, sr. b, lat 30 so
1928 both. Or, b.. .22.0
412 Goth. Or. w. ..l1.5O
23l3 L. 5r, w.....15.0 /
S2l oath. 5r, w. ...l4.50I
For full list of small h,
office.
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= IL w. Z II q l. n. W.
634 q NV. Or. b. 25.D
3th d NJ NV. store. ~. 30
81 Mass NV, Sr. b. .25. 90
Cottage HIll. i0r, ". %. 90
1889 II NV. store %. 90
1903 lst NV. 7r. b. p 90
sl4 q ne, Tr. b. .2S. so
2Sl3 NJ NV. lOr. b. 22.5O
1888 9Th NV. Orb. . 22. 30
sol y NV, store. 20. SO
1881 u.2 office rs. 2f2u. so
1927 18th Ne, .8r, b. .l1.5O
642 Park I'd. Or. b. .l7.O
AZ ! sw. Or. b. 1900
! n Sc. Or. b. is. 40
b Gi3 l. NV, warsh'el5. 90
20Oi l4th NV. lr, "a
noor. ONCE. is. 90
r 025 n j av, st!sl2.5O
2034 7th nv, ,stor. .2rl2.0O
1913 n ] av Sc, Or, wl2.OO
Gls Morton NV Or. w12.5u
1898 Sd St. 4r, w. 1000
616 La av. basement,
221I6 .......-. 100
COLORED TENANTS.
22l9 Water. 5r. 81 1890
1908 9Th NV. 4r, b
Nat (col) 1850
:. new and modern
vator, etc. 10000
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FOR PENTHOUSE 134l CORCORAN ST. &
stories, south front, large rooms. many clos
cts; a. NIL: dining room on first floor. Rent.
$500. H. l.. RUST,
se2O-tf 60S 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR ltENT-MoORE IL HILL. USC.), 1888 G |
S.W.-tNFURNISHED
i"e9 y II av NV. lar, ! Sth & D Sc, 6r b. 30
2h. per year So 10000 TO Goth ne, Or. b.lT.oo
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FOR REAT-J. C. WELDON & CO. 224 E. CAP
HOUSES. s22 ne, Or, b.. 25. 90
II LIST ne. lar, b. l35 Sc, Tr. b.. q. 90
partly furni he'd s75 90 l4i1 Sc, 6r, b. &c. so
500 Mi av ne 1lr b 45. 80 1909 II ne. Ar b. I5 90
l22 4th Sc, llr, b 40 so lhpf j ne, ar. b. IA 90
us I'd Sc, 11r, b. sta4n. 80 1915 18th. Anacostis
i0T G Sc, l0r. b. .37.50 CIR ........-..-. IL 90
2o6 5th So. or. b. rs so $40 Md ave ne 5r I 4 40
6l2 Sc Or. b. IS. so $50 Mass ay Ar l. 40
sl4 A Sc Tr. b. 35 so Prout ST. Tcining
62l NV, Ir. b. 81. so City, Or. ......... 10 90
316 G ne 7r, b. o.. 80 80 FLATS
lie 4th ne, Tr, b. so $50 F ne, Or, b. hot
I0i a ne ar, b. .27-50i water heat. plant. 80 so
0l6 av se.sr. b. 26 50 144I Cap. Or, b. Is 90
tI}6 A Sc Tr. b.. %. 80 500 10Th Sc 5r biz so
Isl D Sc Or, b. %. so 1890 Half Sc, Ar b IL so
APARTMENTS
The Newton. 9Th and + =. 5r. h........ $50 90
The Glendower u SIT ne. Or. b......... $50 90
The Pancoast, 1913 T.. cap, 5r., b........ s25. 90
STORES.
40l East Capitol ...,............ S45 90
i3. Mo ave. Ne.-...-. Sl5. 90
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FOR REM
2036 l2th st NV. G rooms ............ SIG 90
House Madison St Brightwood Park, 5r II 80
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION
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FOR RENT-W H. WALKER,
Successor to r. w. Walker Son.
729 18th st NV
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
The above is only partial list of the proper
ties In charge. but will he glad to fur
nish complete bulletins application at this
office.
144 at NV, adjoining the New Willard.
,,nsp2s . h /.
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FOR REM
UNFURNISHED.
1923 K st. NV, IA rooms, 2 baths,
furnace. per annum ................ 81 300 90
1882 Conn. ave-, IL rooms and bath. 1880
go 14th st. NV, 12r., b.. furnace. 100. 90
FLATS.
Cos 18th st. NV. 5 rooms and bath. $40.75
1.-THE Chelsea" cor ID and sts
Sc; first and second floor apart
ments; 5 outside rooms. with bath,
pantry, porch and heat.
1925 Conn. ave-. rooms and bath. $500
SUBURBAN.
Biadensburg road, opposite Langdon.
D. c., rooms, we'll, ~ acres....... $500
OFFICES.
7ls l4th ST. NV. I'd floor 4 rooms. 80. 1880
COS 18th st. NV, rooms. .......... 4O.15
713 14th st. NV, Sd floor. rooms. 3d.
STORES.
6O6 18th st. NV, suitable for store or
Office: per month. h................... $125.O0
STABLES
1887 st. NV, for automobiles only:
concrete floor: electric light; room
for or 4 machines. Observation-Disclosures. $500
GASCH & BIRGE. 1928 N. Y. ave. NV.
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RENT; SEVERAL Arm
in good condition; cor.
IS 40 per mo.
JOHNSON & son.
Phone Main 1885.
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Sw. cor. 9th and Sheridan; rooms and
bath. cellar. laundry and toilet; 5Ox162;
oc12Hf
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FOR RENT-ALLAN f.
1901 Park rd, Tor, bS50.0O
S07 f Cap. Or. b.. 40. so
Rear 1904 Park rd.
stable and 3r. 40. 90
S39 X ! av. Or, b. 1000
40 NJ NV. Or. b. so
"a ! ne. 1lr. h. :. 80. 80
Langdou, D. c.. 1lr
new .......... 20. 90
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Wake l4l2 G ST.
APARTMENTS.
The Albert. 1923 r
NV, 5r. b. ...... Az. 90
The Leta, 80 Sd
NV. tir. b. 40. 90
1852 Willard. 5r. b.25.50
1922 \ J av. 6r. b. %. 80
"a L ne. 5r. h. %. 90
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FOR REN !
STONE & FAIRf AK.

y '+Na~ -
1892 New Yo
Adjoining cor.
siCo 1915 10th NV, 26r.b !
SIPS 1901 F NV. 17r
Sl25 1925 24th, i2r. % |
500 2ol6 o NV. l2r. b |
500 1853 Jefferson. l4r
sos 1881 VT sv. i2r. 2b |
$50 30. 1892 18TH, 12r. 2b |
$50 80 100 18th. l4r,3b |
ts3. SO 80 nth NV. l0r. !
2b /
S75. 1884 Euclid, l2r. .2b |
SIS 1919 y NV. l2r, 2b |
81 1888 II NV. sr. % |
sT5. l744 Q NV. 1Or. b :.
so 1927 7 NV. 12r, 2h (
$40 .l74o 7 NV, lar. 2b I
SOS 1871 r NV. 12r. b
S6J 1905 Fsirm't l2r, %
S65 1914 18th nv l1r. h
s65 -l737 l7th nw.11T.h h 7
s65...a Grant pl. 16r 2b
$50 .iII4 q uw. I2r. b
SCI .lT12 q NV, 1OT
$50 o.. 9t1 II bn., 19T
So. ..-.i4no Irving fcc--
nor. TO- ,tI,Y
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FOR RFNT-SPLENDID APARTMENTS.
MODERN FIREPROOF RUILDIN6.
1915 CHAPLIN ST.
ELEVATOR SERVICE. MAID SERVICE.
VERY CHEAP RENT To
REPUTABLE TENANTS BY MONTH.
NO LEASES REQUIRED.
ALL APARTMENTS NON -HOUSEk EEPISG,
FIRST CLASS CAFE IN BUILDING.
SUPERINTENDENT on PREMISES.
TELEPHONE NORTH 1880.
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See our list OF apartments under Apartments
'or rent. oc29- tu. tn .sa IT
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UNFURNISHED.

TUX htN T
Furnished houses and apartments.
GRACE NJ. THOMAS.
r~I5 Ints Corcoran bldg.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20

is a great assistance to the business men. Yet the railroad boys surely earn what they get.--ouglas Interna. tional American.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20
sRoPHY ON SITUATION.

DOUGLAS. Sept. 19.-(Specia) =
 W. H. Brophy, president of the Bank of Douglas, came down from Bisbee last night and will return this morn ing. In speaking of the present straightened conditions in financial af- fairs over the country, Mir. Brophy said:
 You will notice that not bank in the country has failed. The banking system was quick to note the changed conditions all over the country and immediately began to strengthen their reserve. Loans were swiftly called in til 50 and 60 per cent Of their de posits are on hand and thus the peo. pie over the country are already aware O.. While the banking institutions are all as solid as the rock of Gibraltar, there can be no financial depres- sion or panic as we had in '73. The one thing which wifi be cut off, how ever, is the extravagant speculation which has been indulged in all over the country. Of course. the coming presidential election has had it's ef- feet little earlier than in former years. and f1is will be felt during the next year. As soon as the metal mar ket is adjusted things will begin to assume normal state"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20
NEW p. o. BOXES.

Postmaster NJ. E. Cassidy was a visitor in Lowell this afternoon for the purpose of looking after the in stallaton of the new combination lock boxes that are to be installed in the local post office in the next few days. Mir. Cassidy states work on the new boxes will be commenced Saturday night and that there will be more or less confusion for the next ten days in consequence of the change He all so requests that all those now holding boxes make their applications Monday and they will be assigned new num- bers. The new box numbers will rang from 5000 to 3,6G0. In this way it is hoped to expedite matters as the distributing clerk at Bisbee can tell at a glance what belongs to Bis bee and what to Lowell.
 There will be no mail placed in boxes after Saturds.T night. Everyone is expected to call at the window and have their new box numbers assigned to them. At the present time there are in use 249 boxes. With the addi- tional 351 it is expected there will be boxes for all. Mir. Cassidy further states there will be an additional mail between Lowell and Bisbee within the next week. He is also in correspond ence with the authorities at Washing ton relative to the carving of the mail between the two points, but as these are matters that require more or less red tape. it isn't expected there will be anything definite occur for some time
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20
CoChiSe County and BiSbee Suburbs

tunnel explosion Wednesday, was well known in Lowell and very popular, having made a host of friends in his stay here. It is stated that his body has been shipped to relatives in Cali fornia, which was his home state were brought in handcuffed by Offi' cer Gray from the Mexican settlement of Snnfh Rishea where on the 16th they had beaten uD another Mexican who was SO badly injured that he IS still unable to appear against them.
 The change of program at the Iris won instant appreciation and even more than usually crowded was the house last night.
 Dr. c. c. Young of Johnson's addi- ton is about to go to Benson to visit g mine hetis interested in near there.
 It is doubtful if there will be any further proceedings in the Higgins Riley controversy; there was talk of malicious mischief proceedings but that sems ended.
 A. NJ Walker of the Copper Queen store iisis TeoOYsTed iTona his IHuisp0- sition and has resumed his usual du- ties.
 There is no improvement in the condition of Harry Jennings of the Legal Tender saloon. who is confined to his room with inflamatory rheuma- tism and is suffering much pain.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20
MARRIED AT DOUGLAS.


 DOUGLAS. Sept. 19.-(SpeciaD. =
 The marriage of s. A. Norris and Miss Myrtle Foster was soIemuized yesterday at the home of the bride, near the C. & A. smelter, and the happy couple left on the afternoon train for Guaymas and other points for a six weeks wedding trip.
 The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Foster, who have the board Lk-A---L-A..ezA- C "A -Ernaltpr She is well known 10 many friends in Douglas who have accepted her as a social favorite.
 The groom has been connected with the c. & A smelter in various ca pacfties for several years and has proven himself to be one of the very reliable and steady yCdng men who always achieve success in life.
 Judge Rice officiated in most dig nified manner and delivered some very beautiful words of advice to the young people who are just launching upon the matrimonial sea. Only mem bers of the family were present at the ceremony.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20

day afternoon about o'clock in the
 direction of South Bisbee when he met two other piasanos by the name of
 Jose Galvez and Juan Garcia.
 Senor Camarillo extended the glad
 hand to his fellow travellers and they all proceeded in the same direction.
 They had not gone far before one of
 them discovered that the senor had some silver in his pocket. This was
 too much. especially as they were
 headed away from the direction of Q
 saloon. Galvez gave Garcia the sign and they both landed on the old man at the same time. When they got through with him Camarillo was down and out. with his face Joking like a
 veal outlet breaded an minus S5.6O
 and a razor. At the hearing of the de fendants this afternoon before Judge Grier they both pleaded not guilty and had their cases set for the 2'A"
 at 10 a. m.
 Harry Jennings, who has ben con fined to his room foT the past week suffering from an attack of rheuma- tism. expects to leave in few days for Fort Thomas hot springs in the
 hope of finding some relief from his ailment.
 J. E. Brophy returned home this evening from Douglas after spending
 couple of days there on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20
DOUGLAS.
WOMEN PLiA FOR
 GREAT cnNuEnTInn VIfNIIs OusE LtsIsUb
Outline of Important Features Of Annual Meeting In
 Douglas.

DOUGLAS, Sept. 1s.-(Speciai) .--
 The plans for the approaching con yention of Arizona club women are nearing completion, and if they ma terialize as protected this bids fair to be the most interesting convention which has ever been held in the ter ritory. Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles of Los Angeles, who stands very high in the general federation of club work CTS, is to be here and to speak on several occasions. Mrs. Cowles is a woman of charming personality and ready humor, and as her name has of late been frequently mentioned in con nection with the coming presidential election of the General Federation of Women's clubs, which organization
 numbers hundreds of thousands of the brightest and most intellectual women of the country. Douglas is especially favored in being able to entertain her
 It is understood that Mrs. Cowles will speak at the reception which will be rendered to the visiting delegates and in this way many will be enabled to hear her who might otherwise be unable to do so.
 Aside from Mrs Cow.es there will l be other prominent speakers who will address the meetings during the three days when the convention will be in ] session. President Babcock of the 1 University of Arizona will deliver a lecture on some subject of history:
 Mir. Ellinwood, the distinguished law yer. will speak on the Arizona juve- nile court law; there will be an ad- dress on the subject of domestic sci ence by a graduate of Pratt institute of Brooklyn, and Miss Shariot Hall will give a talk on early experiences in Arizona Miss Hall is a writer of great merit who is becoming widely known in the east, and her eontribu- tions to the programs of the annual conventions have always proven their most interesting feature Miss Hall is primarily an Ariozan woman and she is now at work on a history of the territory which promises to be of great interest as well as value.
 The dates chosen for the convention are the 9th, 9th and 7th of November
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20
aRAkEmEn's BIG PAY.

The pay roll of the Southwestern last week was the largest distributed in this city for many months. Some of the checks which the boys pulled down were certainly beauties. One Of the juicest was drawn by brake man for $207 and some cents. If you can beat that anywhere else we would like to know where 1t is. There were many of the cheeks for a little less than s200, and all of them were cer- tainly fine. There is no railroad which takes better care Of their men than the Southwestern and this amount Of money put in circulation in Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20
FRAHMS CHARGED WITH HIDIKG
 PROPERTY
Husband and Wife of Lowell Stopped at Osborne As They Were About To Leave For Michigan,

John Frahm and Bertha Frahm, husband and wife, had a hearing be- fore Judge Grier yesterday on the charge of secretiBg property to de- fraud creditors, the extreme penalty for which is six months in jail They formerly conducted a rooming house in Lowell, and while doing so borrowed $500 from Charles Kemlitz for the purpose of paying off a mortgage. They allege that they used the money for that purpose, but there is no proof in their possession that they did so. Later they decided to leave for other climes, but neglected to see MT. Kem- litz either to pay their debt or to say farewell. KemlitZ, however, heard of their intended departure and com menced criminal action in addition to the civil suit he had pending. Meantime the Krahms had packed their trunks. sold the furniture of the rooming house. bought tickets for a Michigan destination and the trunks had left and were on their way. The Frahms themselves, however, got on the wrong train or they would have made successful getaway. This was discovered by Constable Gray, and he followed the mup and caught them at Osborn where they were awaiting train to take them in the right direc- tion.
 They were brought back to Lowell and released for the night or a s45 cash bond and arraigned yesterday. when they attempted to make set tlement- In this they failed up to the hour set for trial and were held in s15o bonds each for appearance on Mon day next.
 The Frahms deny that they have funds to pay Kemlitz, but it is alleg- ed that Mrs Frahm has several hun dred dollars, but would rather go to jail than pay this debt.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-20
DOUBTFUL.

What would become of us if
 Roosevelt should have front tooth extracted and his mustache shaved. Fairbanks should go to the Muldoon farm and put on 100 pounds.
 Bryan should quit talking and be- gin to say something. George Hardiker should be declared justice of the peace.
 Wellman should find there is no north pole.
 It would be found that John A. Johnson of Minnesota is not a Swede, The trusts should distribute all their money among the plain people John D. Rockefeller should give all American newspaper men pension.