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Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
PARTY AT wARRgN.

MT. and Mrs. John Maroon gave a very pleasant party at Warren Wednesday evening to number Of friends, the affair being in honor or Messrs. Williamson and Bartlett, who are about to depart for California. The evening was spent listening to selections on the photograph, and so- cial intercourse. Dainty refreshments were served on little tables on the poreA, beautiful flowers being used as decorations. Those present were Mir and Mrs. Moves, Mir. and Mrs Plum, Mrs. Johnston and daughter, Miss Lil- lie Rooney, and Messrs. Williamson and Bartlett.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
CAT HAD A RIDE.

All day Wednesday those on ons vI the street cars heard the moving cf cat, but for some time the location of tabby could not be determined. ri nally the feline was found under the floor on the trucks. and although ta- ken of at once, went back to her berth, regardless of consequences, and finished the day with the ear. It seems that the cat had slept in the car the night before at the barn. ano decided to stay.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
GAINING RECRUITS

The Salvation Army in Bisbee Is growing to a most respectable size. Since Captain Hunt took charge or the barracks in this city the work Of the army has gone forward without a Ilitca. Every week two or three re- cruits are added to the army workers. Sowing to the illness of Mrs. Hunt, 'ywho has been under treatment on the coast for some time, it may be neces- sary for Captain Hunt to seek a com nand in California during the winter months
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM.

W. J. Roberts, a Cochise county man. was ordered committed to the insane asylum in the probate court at Phoenix this week at the request of his daughter, Mrs. Ellen E. Epps, who is a resident of Douglas. Roberts went to Phoenix a short time ago from Douglas for the benefit of his health, and recently his mind gave way. He gets up in the night and wanders aimlessly about. His mem ory is such that he does not recog- nize his own daughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
WAITING FOR WORD.

The police authorities are waiting for word from Globe regarding Ike Cooper, who was reported several days ago under arrest there with a woman companion. Cooper jumped his bail in Bisbee and there is a war rant for his arrest in this city on which he will likely he returned as soon as the police are through with him at Globe
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
GAGE HEADS EAGLES.

An election of officers of the Fra ternal Order of Eagles was held Wed nesday night. The office of president made vacant by the death of R. H. Campbell will be filled by Geo s. Gage. formerly worthy vice president. Richard Davis is now worthy vice president; William Bucket worthy chaplain and H. O. Harris outside guard. The officers just moved up one degree.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
vcksTRoM's TRUNK.

An error in the name of John F.. was made yesterday. The man was killed at Nacozari last AprIi. Vickstrom left trunk in Bisbee which contains papers that will give some clue to his relatives md tke Odd Fellows are anxious to locate it. Information as to it's whereabouts can be left with Nels okerstrom of the New Palace, Harris Block.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
MOVE cN TOMBSTONE.

The Republican delegation will leave this evening for Tombstone to be on hand bright and early tomor- TOW morning for the meeting of inc central committee. Vice Chairman w. P McNair will be in charge of one faction. while 10 one had been desig- hated up to last night to lead the other.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
CANDIDATES ACTIVE.

These are the days when the can didate is in evidence at all times Of the day and much of the night. Bis bee appears to be the mecca for all of them from all over the county, pos sibly for the reason that it is in this city that all of them must rely for the bulk of their vote provided they land the nominations to which they LSpire. Good natured rivalry prevails
 IpoEg the candidates.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
REBEKAH BALL TONIGHT.

Rebekah Lodge, the ladies' auXial- lery of the I. O. o. F., will give ball this evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The ladies only give about two balls during each year, and special effort is being made to make this occasion a memorable one. The hall will be tastefully decorated. Excellent music is promised and a large number are eXnected to attend
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
ILL-TREATs HIS TEAM.

There is considerable indignation expressed over the treatment of his team of horses by one of the team sters of the city, who. after working the team during the day, will hitch them on the street, where they stand sometimes until o'clock in the morning. or until he is ready to go home after lettering around till early in thp morning
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
EXPECTING GOLF PLAYERS

The greens committee of the War ren District Country Club are expect ing all the golf players down Satur- day in order to prepare for the con- test with Douglas, which will be a twenty-men match game and will take place on the opening day of the club house.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
NOTICE SPECIAL MEETING

A special meeting of the members of the Warren District Democratic Club is hereby called to be held at the office of Neale 6 SutteT, on Friday, July 31, 1908, at 500 p. m., for the purpose of arranging for a barbecue and other important matters. All committees are requested to be pres ent FRED A. SUFFER, Pres.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
LOST A HORSE.

J. E. Thompson. an cid resident of Bisbee, recently returned from the Buttel Ranch in the Sulphur Springs valley, where he lost one of hand some match team of horses. The pair had been lately acquired at a cost of almost a thousand dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31

Miss Edna Fike, a recent graduate of Graceland Conservatory, Iowa, Will open a piano studio at Mrs. J. F. Norris, 27 Clawson Hill, Miss F1ke Will be glad to meet any of those contem- plating the study of music after Au- gust 3rd Jz5
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
PRICES HEARING.

Luther Price, wao is charged with stealing a horse oyned 5y his brother Tom Price, will have a hearing on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock before Justice R. $. Grier of Lowell. A num- Der Of witnesses will have to be sub poenaed from the Chiricahua noun tains.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31

The Englis3, Kitchen is taking the lead in catering to ladies trade. The service is excellent. the attendants courteous and gentlemanly and loca- ton central. need of the city felt for a long time is being supplied by this institution. 544
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
South Bend, Ind, July II. 1908. the Stnck hnlhers of The Snuth-

gVNLH LVLLNs IIEtIss ' NIg IT. IVVN7s To the Stockholders of The South
 western Mining Company:
 You and each of you will please take notice that a special meeting of the stockholders of the Southwestern Mining Company will be held at the Elks Temple, in the City of South Bend, Indiana, on the 4th day of August, 1908, at o'clock D. m, tU consider a proposition for the sale of the entire assets and property of the company and for the transaction of such other business in connection herewith as may come before The meeting.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 F. N. BONNIE. S4S Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
8. 6 L. MEETING.

The Cochise Building and Loan As sociation directors meeting will take place the first part of next week and at that time applications will be con sidered for several houses to be built and other business transacted.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31

Mrs. E. W. Hawkins, wife of the condemned murderer of A. c. Leon- .hardt in Tucson, has been furnished la ticket to her old home in Chicago by the Pima county board of super visors, and will go to that city to make her home with her parents.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
DEMOCRATS MEET TONIGHT.

The Warren District Democratic Club will hold a meeting this evening in the offices of Neale & Sutter to ar range plans and set date for the barbecue to be given some time after the territorial convention at Prescott 4 full attedance is wanted.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
REMOVAL OF BIG TANK.

The cement wall foundation ana floor have been completed by Street Superintendent Mccullough, for the removal of the big tank on Brewery avenue which will probably be moved to it's new location in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
REsEkAH DANCE.

At odd Fellows Hall Friday night. July 3Ist. Good time for everybody. Good music and a good floor. Come and spend a pleasant evening. SVo
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
YOU MUST REGISTER.

Tn order to vote in the coming
 ounty election. Register with Jus tice Burdick, Rooms and T., Muheim building 130
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
GUESTS AT MUIRHEAD RANCH.

Among the guests at a house party now being entertained at the Muir head Ranch in the Sulphur Springs valley are Misses Nellie Pugh, Josephine and Coral Muirhead and Jesse May Walsh of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
cARTINe DIRT OFF STREETS.

Street Commissioner Mccullough has had several teams on the streets the past week hauling refuse and dirt washed down from the canyons and mountain sides by the recent rains.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
MISS BARR ILL.

Miss Kathleen N Barr of the post office clerical force, is of duty owing to illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
IS coNvELescENT.

Miss Margaret Doyle. who has been iIl in one of the local hospitals. IS convalescent
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
PEACHES FLOOD MARKET.

There was a flood of peaches on the market last night. They came in from Phoenix, the Huachucas and other parts of Arizona. Up at Phoe- nix they are a drug on the market.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31

It's an i'll wino, but it blows some good real estate in Warren. 704
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31

You get money back if you buy an build in Warren. 70
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31

Spend your summer vacation in Warren GUS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31

AIhambra wholesale Ice cream. 14
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE cHEAP-Two buggies
 and harness, one good as new; one
 two-seated W. E. Crowley, Moon Canyon. 34G
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31

FOR SkLE-Two IUum furnished
 house, 36 Nevada St, Johnson Ad- dition. 911
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-31
WANTED

WANTEO-Houseyork by competent
 girl, Margaret Foster, Bisbee. 9lS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24
PERSONAL POINTS.

w II Davis. OF Chandler, is in the
city.
p @. Brown. Of Reggs. is Guth-
vrielsitor.
VIM Blair OF Jenrings, is Guth.
rie visitor
Banker l. A. wilson, is here from
El Reno today
H. NJ. 6arjo. a Choctaw Indian, is
IN the city from Okmulgee.
Banker Geo Weems Of sulphur. is
hereattending the Masonic reunion
Banker Gus Hameil, OF Falls Is here
attending the consist0ry meetings
Wnl Brooks cashier OF the Toaka-
wa National bank, is IN the city at
tending the Masonic reunion
Jason $. Eaton, OF Oklahoma City.
is here attending the consistory meet.
ings RE is a former Guthrie resi-
dent.
w J Williams, OF sulphur, is here
today comforting with state officials.
re s one Of the wealthy merchants Of
that city
J. = Roetzel passed through the city
this morning en- route 10 his home in
Watonga after attending the meet.
Ing Of the state board Of agriculture
at saltwater, of which he IS vice
president
Attorney Al Jennings OF Lawton
was IN the city last evening TO file a
writ Of has Is corpus in the supreme
court IN behalf Of the Thomas lro
,hers VINO are now lodged in jai
without bail at Lawton for killing DR.
Beaechamn.
Frank l.. Hamilton, one OF the best
known and popular democratic citi
zons of the west side is here today at
tending the consistnry. He is accom-
panied by his wns"me better half
They win be here several days Frank
saYa Enid IS on the boom and is now
the second best town In The state.
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KILLS HERSELF
BEFORFaMIRROK

lConlInued Irom 80 one }
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nation which may vet serve to re-
plenish an extinct feeling
Okiahon may we'll feel proud OF
her governor. a peoples governor; her
Legislature. peoples legislature, and
/ may here say that every branch of
our great states executive machinery
Is the machinery OF a plain and com
mon people Not a single thread or
corporation corruption hangs any
where IN Oklahomas legislature as
has Ia the past The ship of state
calmly sails the sas of justice, its ban
ner of equity gntly and sweetly float
ing upon the breezes that watt over
hil and plain the fragrence Of the
greatest state TO be--a state OF the
people. a state by the people, and a
state for the peope, Let US assist our
governor. our legislative body and all
OF our omcers With our help they
can and win accomplish all that is
good eradicate that which is bad anu
win build upon the ruins of carpet
bag misfuie, the greatest state in the
Union.
HIDE your hammers, and if you
must knock, let it be where knOcalng
belongs, lin your own ward
d. A. ANDERSON
Chairman Oklahoma State Legis-
latiVe Board 3. =, +
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SOLD AT AUCTION
TO HIGHEST BIDDER
Purchase Price Never Paid
But Remains Perpetual
Lien on Land

Ar idea new among proposed laws
providing for the sale Of school lands
contained in a bill introduced yesterday
by senator Stafford Is that OF this
purchase price based upon the ap
lgalserd value, shall never be paid but
shall remain a perpetual lien that
shah bo superior to all other liens and
that II shall bear three percent in
tcrest based upon the value OF the
land and assessed and collected in
the same manner as other taxes, is
provided
The lands shall be sold at public
outcry to the highest bidder, iessees
teing given preference right of pur-
chase and the highest bid Three
disinterested appraisers shall be ap'
pointed by the school land commits.
sion, none Of whom, if they preside
in country where lands to be sold
are situated. shall be eligible to act
In the capacity OF an appraiser, but
method is provided for the selec-
ton OF others in lieu OF those dis
qualified
The commission shall give notice
Of the date OF sale in the same TO
II the lessee objects 10 the appraised
value he may appeal in 30 days 70
the district court where the matter
may be adjudicatedt The right OF
possession OF purchaser shall be on
January / OF the year following the
cate Of the sale The sale shall not
D. earlier than january and the pur-
chaser mrst purchase improvements
ON The land at least 40 days before
January /. The failure OF pur.
caaser of the land to purchase the
improvements shall void the sale and
tue tenant may continue In possession
another yeas;
Aster ii expiration on ten yeGrs
pfter the lands are sold they shall
again be appraised. and thereafter
each ten years other appraisements
shall ba made and upon these apraise'
ments tax assessments shall be based
Lands may be sold for taxes az their
last app a.hed value Lands suitable
for ionnsite purposes may be plated
and sold Tor these purposes. Timber
or stonr on value may be sold from
any school LAND at an appraised value
for cash
Purchasers are given deeds and
their lands may be sold, mortgaged
or disposed OF absolutely and shall be
subject 20 a forced sale for taxes and
for condemnation as provided by
law No person may purchase more
than 100 acres
Provision is made for the organt
zation OF the school land commission
In order TO guarantee the payment OF
expenses Of the sale. 25 per ceni
aers. and the mantJdiolaai..e hrc
shall be added to the appraised
values. Appraisers shall receive y
per day for the time actually en-
rloyed
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Continued from page one.
morally fitted to rear the child. This
cheree ioge ther with The introiuc.
tlon oi taree kodack photos Of the
niolnfr Ia alleged comprounsing at
tltudes. nearly drove .Alrs rTpFpff in
sane Il was the first clafge oi such
nature ever made against her and
he resented IL bitterly
Mrs T,rner IA here divorce con
piaini charged that he hashand
knocked her iown and bear her until
She was insensible on ono occasion
She charged she heard her caild say
Papa. you have KILLED mamma. and
thai he answered Fl wish hai
fqfasi Is employed IN the looal
pOstofiioe.
ha-h Tniner Is a federal clefk here
49, prostratei by ihe suicide The
attorneys were ready ic continue the
eiyelce hearing this morning when
mortified BY telephone thar the plain
ilti was cead.
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SWAT THE KNOCKERS


Guthrie 0hla.. Jan. "a. 1905
Editor Leader
in several publications Of the as
tcnlsning type owned. maninulate4
ansl operated by small and lonely
fragments now loft only to remind us
o the passing OF carpethag regime
and rule 81 the 'r0u hand have appear.
el tho old H o. p soap bubbles
Inese people ~ a past. have at
last seen the.g end explicitly written
urrn the political horizon az demo.
cracy as demonstrated IN Ollahoma's S
flst state election Moreiy voice
OF me people, saying TO them frankly,
The End
n Is only a matter OF fact that
Nhote the cohorts oi such IN times OF
eofeat resort ~ some method OF veag-
et4Qe, and q accomplish such they
assatl the executive and law making
branches oI our state endeavoring 10
make the pecpls mistruat our state
oRcerf ny reason of hieir child-like
editorials ard ufteraaeea.
None WI thus believe as yet, for
we DO see that our law making
branches are ever on guard cl the
etrcpies rights. The flaws being enac.
~ are @ date only samples OF jos
tice. epnal rights aud realsbepefact0rs
II mank!nd, absolutely a sane peo
PIE viii net and cannot believe tn t-e
products which cmnnaic from the
updeFai-ped intellect ~ some carpet
haeGcr who may have lost -ls grip 0p
on a mlafpied people and Is now out
~ JOB Shame upon such nciarllus
tchcnerg and win take great re
spQnsipility on ol a true and fist God
should these men happen 70 be self
nade men. u these carpetbag boys
VIII come e. Guthrie watch the work
ipes Of our legislature aud the execu
ife hralch Of our state machinery
can CLEAN from these sources inlor
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tism pt9iu1ueutiy s., S s.
IS nesded iu every case of RI
medical advice free. TIE
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COL. ROY HOFFMAN
RETAINED AS COUNSEL
Victims Of Roldap M:U
Near Stroud Demand
Heavy Damages

That the robbery OF the co Bul-
sarian men near stroud few days
ago viii become an international at.
fair. IS the statcmeut 81 col Roy Y.
Hoffman Of Chandler whose law firm
has heen retained 20 ule suit for dam.
aees fof an enormous sum .against the
United States
The Bulgarian minister at Wash
ingtOn has been notified by wire anal
rcplv from him Is all that Is delay
ine the court proceedings.
,sThe9 @@isiel TO seek damages for
$4,000 each. said Attorney hoffman.
hut | talked them out OF IT, Action
viii he brought as soon as advices are
received from Washington.
Jh6fe are q number of pfecsdents
where nations have been sued under
similar circumstance. according to
Alr Holman a widely known case
IS that Of Mrs. Stone, the American
woman kidnapped by Turkish bandits
and held for ransom She recovered
dhmages from the Turkish govern
menf.
The Bulgarians are still excited over
Attorney Hoffman would not approx
the hoidup.
irinie the amohnt OF damages for
which suit win he filed. II Is certain
t,at heavy liabilities viii be demand
ed however
Three marked men held up the
bpigarians last Mouday and secured
$3.50 in money and about $500 worth
oi iewelry. They threatened TO shoot
the first man that moved
81 ~ Asidn Gariuan, Cyrus Rasp-
berry g negro, and Deputy sheriff
Joseph Lille wese arrested charged
with the robbery ard released ON
bond Lille claims that he can prove
an allbi, The victims identified the
three as the houldnps
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STATE BANK OF sTRATFoRD.

state Bank Commissioner II II,
smock today authorized the state
bank Of Strauord to commence bust
ucss with q capital stock OF S25 .000.
The officers are. j. c. Honaker
president John Berry. vice presi
dent and J. y Honaker, cashier This
bank Is the successors to the United
States bank OF Stratford which had
a capital stock OF $4,000.
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out examination, and first grade
certificates an unlimited number
of times, provided he or she has
taught four months the year next
preceding the year in which the re-
issuance is asked for" Tabled,
Mr. Casteel's motion was lost.
Tie bill then passed to engross-
ment and is for third reading and
final passage the next legislative
day.
House Bill No. 1888, by Holland,
was taken up. Mr.. McCalla sub
mitted a report OF the Legal Ad-
visory committee, which was adop-
ted, and after the reading of the
bill as amended, Mr.. Holland
moved that the bill be ordered en-
grossd and passed to third read
ing and final passage, which car
ried.
House Bill No. eos, by McCalla
and Durant was taken up. Mr..
McCalla submitted report of the
Lgal Advisory committee which
was adopted.
The bill was read, and MK Ellis
moved the adoption Of the follow
ing amendment: Wherever the
words five thousand dollars appear
substitute the words two thousand
FIVE hundred dollars"
Mr.. Rainey moved to substitute
the words three thousand dollars. y
Mr. Ellis agreed TO the amend
ment
The Speaker pro tenn assumed
the chair.
The Speaker resumed the chair.
The Rainey amendment to the
bill was adopted.
Mr.. McCalla moved the adop-
ton Of the following amendment;
In sec. ?, line /, after the words
State Engineer insert the words,
'shall be appointed by the Cover
nor and hold office during the
pleasure of the Governor Car
ried.
Mr. Ezzard moved the adop-
ton Of the following amendment
.Add at the end of sec 4. the fol-
lowing and as may he provided
by law, z Carried.
Mr. Love moved that the bill be
engrossed, and made special order
for third reading and final passage
the next legislative day.
Mr.. Crouch moved that when
the House do adjourn it adjourn
until / o'clock Saturday. Lost
On motion Of Mr.. Ellis the
House adjourned until Friday nm
der the rules.
c. II. PnTuAN,
C-f..r CT
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Replaced with substantial structure

Replaced With Substantial Structure
The actual construction OF the
steel work OF the Rock Island bridge
across the Cimmarron river az Dover
was begun last week, with a large
force OF laborers on the Job.
The concrete work has been com
pleted and the foundation for the
bridge is regarded as he best ever
built in this section OF the country
The former bridge, q frail structure
built on piling in the quick sand,
went down with a passenger train
was one OF the most remarkable
wrecks of the times
The train was loaded with excur.
sionists The baggage express.
smoker and one chair car went en-
tirely under water Only three
deaths occurred one from drowning
and two from bodily injuries.
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"A. ~ Thomas. A. n Jorden and
N. r. Freeman are here from Nc
Alestei attending the Masonic re-.
union They accompanied Grand
Commander Richardson mere hrm
NcAleztef
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