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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT PER
CENT INTEREST ON SAN FRANCISCO
REAL ESTATE SEVERAL LONG TERM
LOANS AT 6 PER CENT. CONSULT US.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

Modern Flats in Mission
IS, 9,250-Rent $780, Large rooms, sunny and
low rents
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

T l.
SPECIAL bargain room res. with large doored
basement, 2l7 Joost as-. Sunnyside; conven-
lent modern house; in every room; COM
pieteIy renovated and makes incest appear
ance Of any res. IN neighborhood; 81. $50; good
cash payment down, balance like rent Take
Ocean View car Guerrero st. to Sunnyside.
Owner on premises TO daily
s60o-Easy terms: good building lots on Fol-
som ST.; Precita ay. cars CHAND-
LER & B0URN, 235 Montgomery st.
TITLES restored under McInerneg act $40.
Box 2S6. Cali. 1861 Fillmore St
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

FILLMORE BUSINESS HOLDING.
SIC, ,o0o-Price reduced; improvements consist Of
large store and hsf. in good condition and
easily rented FOR S145 per month; full size
lot
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

F0 Sale by
Won sRHEIN REAL ESTATE CO.,
IS; Geary st.
REAL ESTATE RENTING INSURANCE.
s., -25x100; Oak near Masonic; with modern
house of 8 rooms and BATH
81, 800 -25x100; Sacramento near Locust; with
modern store and nat of 8 rooms and bath.
81, 2,000-25x120: cottage Of rooms; renting for
$50. per month; 9th av., Sunset; mortgage
of $3.50 can remain.
$5oO0-25x137:6; Eddy near Pierce; with house
Of z rooms; must be sold at once
sc. 6.0O0-Jcnes st. near Sacfamento; 27:6x120:
splendid location for small apartment house
or Oats.
81 150-25x75: Ciementina St bet. sth and 9th !;
splendid locality for small mats
MAKE pfer elegant lot 25xf26; east line 34th
CHAS. COLEMAN q CO.. 1887 AcAlllster st.
s450--Snap, near Pullman and courtland nv;
great sacrifice. CHANDLER B0URN, 235
Montgomery.
RESIDENCE . rooms. bath; Sunnysiqe dis; must
be sold; make ofer. ownes. 3s4 McAlhsteE st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
FOR sALE.

Southwest corner a5th and Sanchez SITS
10l :9x114: offer wanted
s1.50o--West line of Cook st. 100 feet north of
Point Lobos av.; 25xl2c.
$1,50o-south line of Precita av $50 feet NE.
s4,5oo-loosi2o; west line Of Blake ST. 225
north of Geary.
81 5O0--West line of Mason st. % feet north Of
Jackson; 22x77:6; cheap
TO LEASE.
$500 story brick building at 436 Kearuy st.
either as a whole or as store and loft.
S125-Ioft. 40x40. on Kearny ST. near Sutter.
Cottage of rooms and bath. furnished: lot
1o0x24o feet running from street to street: 46
Cook st. near Point Lobos av.
MONEY TO LOAN
CURRAN ROBINS,
222 Kearny st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued

w. n. GRIM & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

FOR SALE
OUTSIDE LAND BLOCKS
SOUTH OF PARK
GOOD, SAFE SPECULATION
G. II. UMBsEN 4 CO.
SNAPS SNAPS SNAPS
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

HIGH CLASS RESIDENCE
rs, ,0Oo-Scott ST., facing public park; refined
residence of 2 rooms and bath; occupied
by owner and in perfect condition; large
garden; so foot front 315s
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

20 Montgomery st. M
HAIGHT ST BUSINESS CORNER.
SIS, ,000-Best portion of Hsight st; substantial
fnprOFeme ments, consisting Of stores and
fats Of 44-5 rooms and bath each
renting for over $500 per month; 81 foot
front
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

MISSION BUSINESS HOLDING.
SO. 00o-Alission 81. close TO 22d: inproy emelts
consist 0f ? wen rented stores Under a
short lease; values advancing rapidly.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

se.5oo--Rent s76s; Oats on Florida ST. near
23d. street work done; in good condi-
tiou: 25xI00.
S170O-C Converse st. near7til and Bryant.
We give bonds that all your FIRE INSUR-
ANCE policies. Will be placed only In the
Dollar" companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
BAD MEXICAN GETS
TH|RTY-DAY Term
Causes Disturbance In Mexican
Settlement Near South
BiSbee.
Lowell. Ariz.. May 5.

Lowell, Ariz., May 5.
Quite a bad fight Declared at the
Mexican settlement near South Bisbee
last evening, in which several natives
of the land of manana received some
pretty hard knocks. Francisco Solice
was the chief offender. Deputy Sheriff
Frank Bauer took the recalcitrant
Mexican in charge and lodged him in
the local jail. This afternoon he APP
peared before Justice Grier and
plead guilty to the charge of disturbing
the peace. He was sentenced to pay 81
fine of $50, which he was unable t.
do, and will possibly be taken to the
county seat to serve out his time
Officer Bauer had another tussle
with a prisoner when he attempted to
place Mat Hair in jail Hair had been
raising a disturbance in the Branch
saloon. The officer was called in to
place the disturber under arrest.
When Bauer was placing him in the
Jail he turned upon him and attacked
him. The officer was forced to use
his gun to quiet him. Today he was
too drunk to appear in court and his
trial win probably come of tomorrow
morning. Il
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
SHELTER NIGHT
AT THE 7. M. c. A.
Three Hundred Guests Throng-
ed the uildlng,

About 300 guests thronged the Y.
NJ. c. A. building on Saturday night
and made ''smeIter night one of the
most successful of all the open houses
the association has given. A closely
contested basketball game between
the Copper Queens and the c. and A.
team resulted in a wellearned vic
tory for the former by 19 to IA. Next
came Don Carlos Brown" aId the
genial Charles, jr., was never In bet
ter form. He kept The crowd in a
constant roar. Ar innovation in the
form of tumbling was given by Baltz-
ley and Cox and proved highly enter
tanning.
Brown came TO the front again to
I'LL the vacancies In the program left
by the absence of the band and OF
Jack Baglin, who found it impossible
to attend as they had expected, and
while the ring was being prepared
Assistant Secretary LeNoir made a
short membership talk" The go
between Doran and LeFebre was a
crackerjack and was fast from the
first gong to the finish.
During this bout Baltzley, Brown
and LeNoir perpetrated joke which
fooled nearly ALL 1t started with
Brown Quitting in" and criticising
Referee Baltzley, was followed by Lee
Noir taking a hand in the argument
and ended with both stepping in the
ring to attack Baltzley and being
thrown out by the boxers. The by
play was carried out excellently and
few we're not deceived.
All in all "smelter night was pro-
nounced the best yet.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
NARROW ESCAPE
FOR NEWSB0Y

George Seeley, one of the brightest
young chaps in Douglas and carrier
of a route on the Dispatch force, met
with an accident Saturday by which
he narrowly escaped death. 1t hap
pened while the crowd of boys and
girls were returning home from the
pcinic given at the Home ranch by
Brooks Scott, son of Andrew Scott.
The crowd of young folks were con-
veyed to and from the picnci grounds
In one I, Mr. Scott's wagons. George
was riding on the brake at the side
of the wagon when he slipped from
his foothold and fell partly under the
wagon, the rear wheel passing over his
body. Had George not been the sturdy
youngster he is, it might have resulted
very seriously, but the only results are
severe bruises and soreness, and he
says he will be all right in few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
TRIBUTE TO MCORD
BY AN OLD FRIEND
In His Death Arizona Has Lost
a Loyal Advocate and a
Most Useful Citizen.

John o. Dunbar, an old-time news
paper man of this territory, pays the
following tribute to the late Myron
H McCord:
In the death of Myron H. McCord
Arizona loses loyal friend and use
ful citizen, a man of strong conyic-
tons ana well developed sense of
justice. Governor McCord loved his
friends and was always true to every
obligation of life. Coming to Arizona
in its formation period, a time when
manhood's sterling qualities were pc
culiarly demanded, Governor McCord
entered into its business and official
life with vigor and well directed in
telligence.
The territorial board of control
which has given universal satisfac-
ton In administering the affairs of
this territory, was a creature OF his
brain. and he was its first citizen
member. The election of William
Mckinley to the presidency placed
Colonel AcCord in the governors
chair. q position he filed with credit.
But the bagle call of the nation for
fighting men for Cuba found a pa
triotic response in the breast of Ari-
zona's executive, and he resigned his
high ef1ce and entered the tented
field as colonel of the First regiment
of territorial volunteers. The short
life Of the Spanish war prevented his
regiment from getting to the front,
and Colonel McCord returned once
mere to private life. But again Pres
ident Mckinley called him back to
public service, and he was commits
STONED Rs United States marshal of
Arizona, q position he held for four
years when President Roosevelt ap-
pointed him collector of the port of
Nogales. which Office he held at the
time af his death.
Governor NcCord came to Arizona
from Merrin, Wis. sixteen years ago.
where he was engaged in the publ
catioa Of newspaper, also connected
with a banking institution. The de-
ceased leaves a wife, two sons and
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
A COMING TREAT.

One of the most elaborate musical
and social functions of the season Will
be the annual reception and program
to be given by the Amateur Piano
club at Douglas Elks' hall Monday ev-
ening. Several hundred invitations will
be issued today to the friends of the
different club members and any folk
receiving them may consider them
selves fortunate. The program tai
ent will include several visiting pro
fessors, all artists, and the club is
sparing no expense to give their guests
a great treat. Though a recent organi-
cation, this club is not content WITH
small things.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
MAY BE JEWELRY
FROM GOODMAN STORE

officials of Aqua Prieta are of the
opinion they have located the jewelry
stolen from Goodman's store in Doug
las recently and think they are
working along a line of investigation
that will esult in the arrest of those
guilty of the theft. The jewelry is
thought to be at Cumpas and one or
a gang of Mexicans who are thought
to have been implicated in the burg
larry is at that place. Policeman Bob
Hilburn and Mexican officials are at
Cumpas now. The officers got on the
track of the suspected burglars
through the pawning Of some jewelry
at Aqua Prieta. This has been identi-
fed as some of the stolen goods by
Mr.. Goodman
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
Cochise County
SOUTHERN PAC|F|C'S
ROAD TO DOUGLAS
Scheduled to Reach SmeIter
City By August, If Not
Before That Time.

The Southern Pacific's new road
from the United States 10 Mexico
City will reach Douglas by August l
The officials of the company think
Il will be there a month earlier, and
August is giving ample time for de
lays incident to the rainy season,
which begins about July l. Culiacan
is 80 kilometers south of Guaymas,
construction work began more than
year ago and where the new line
makes connection with the Southern
Pacific's Sonora railway, running
from its main line at Tucson, Ariz.
It is 200 kilometers from Culiacan to
Mazatlan, where the company has
been at work for a year or more in
erecting terminals for the Pacific
traffic, yards, etc It is about $50
kilometers from there to GuadaIa-
jara, where connection will be made.
for the present, at least, with the
Mexican Central, by which the inter
ior of the republic can be reached
This part of the line is through Te-
pic and the northern portion of ia
lisco, and as yet little has been done
further than to locate the route
On its Yaqui river road, which will
SCHNl al OOhOId ITOU the
line, near Bisbee, to connect with the
north and south road near Guaymas,
progress is well along and the line
should be completed in year or two.
This win open a very rich and i'm.
portant mineral region. copper, gold
and silver, and where there is much
fine land and timber.
Southern Pacific interests which
have concessions for custom smelters,
etc, at various points in the states of
Sinaloa and Jalisco, will soon be at
work at both Mazatlan and Gaudala.
jara Most of the ores from this
coast now go to the Tacoma smelter
or to Swansea Culiacan is the CAPT
tai of Sinaloa, and has a population
of about $4,000, of whom some fifty
or sixty were Americans prior to the
beginning of railway work. Today
the Americans number somewhat
more. -....... ~.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06

gang who are implicated in the burg
larry.
The event of this week in Douglas
society is by all DDS the joint birthday
party to be given Thursday night AT
the County club by BILLY" and Paul."
two prominent society men of this city.
As Billy and Paul say in their unique
invitation the evening of May is not
the anniversary Of either one, but as
their real birthdays do come pretty
close together In the same week they
have agreed on that date as the prop
er date for the celebration of the two
great events in history. In way the
celebration has an element of the leap
year function in its makeup, for while
young men are instructed very partic-
ularly whom to bring, the young ladies'
are also requested to see that these
young men get there. Paul and Billy
say they are sorry they can't have all
their friends at this party, because
they aren't all member of the Country
club, where their birthday party is to
be held. In the ordinary walk through
life Paul and Billy are known on the
street under the more dignified cogno-
mems of p c. MeMullen and William
Warrington. The following is the
unique invitations they have sent to
their invited friends:
KUN Play With Us"
Are invityed 2 KUN 2 our partie
at Thee kuntry klub avn thee evenin
uf May 7th. amt newer I uf us's
burthdaze but az our Annieverserys
KUN rite clost 2gether weer sellebrat,
in with eech uther. Weer going 2
have dansin and when we get tyred uf
dansin well hav sumthing to etc. B
suren KUN and bring -----
| 2 Dill
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
THE SAND STORM
CAUSED P0STP0NEMEN1

The sandstone Sunday occasioned
the postponement of the big game be-
tween the business men and the fire.
men. This game will be played next
Sunday. A big excursion is coming
from Bisbee on that day, which will go
far toward insuring a record crowd
at the park.
A handful of irrepressible fans
braved pneumonia to witness the game
between the c. & A team and the
Ponies. The contest was without spe-
cial feature, except for the good exhi-
bition of catching put up by Gibbons
of the smelter aggregation, his accur-
acy and speed in throwing to bases
being a genuine treat. The game was
won by the smelter boys by the score
of IL to s.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
A NEW ADDITION
TO BE OPENED SUNDAY

The new Central Park addition Is
to be opened and placed on the mar
ket on Sunday and an excursion is to
be brought into Douglas for the oc-
casion. Messrs. c. c. Thompson of
Hardin and Thompson, Alamogordo,
N. NJ, and Numa Buchoz of Buchoz
and Schuster, Ell Paso, arrived in the
city yesterday morning and started
the arrangement of the details for the
occasion which will be made public
as soon as perfected.
This tract is situated just east OF
the city beyond the baseball park and
is expected to prove one of the most
desirable additions to the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06

two daughters and one brother, now
a resident of the state of Washing
ton and who is one of the wealthiest
men In that state. Governor McCord,
like all other men, had his faults. His
vigorous personality made him more
or less enemies, but when the ledger
accounts are balanced, when the cred
its and debts are weighed in the
eternal scales of justice, where all
that is generous, all that is just, all
that is lovable, all that is true, and
all that goes to make man service
able to his country, his home and his
fellowmen are considered by that
court of last resort, the friends OF
Governor McCord feel that the green
er fields, the better land on high
promised to those who try to do their
duty, will not be barred to the soul
Just set free"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
paul & Bill.

If Hobson can scare four battleships
out of congress, he viii be entitled to
the Young Wonder Medal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06

LOWELL ApvERT ;SEMENTs.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
Personals,

Mrs. James Bergman has recovered
from her recent illness.
P. E. Wilkersen, an employe, of the
Copper Queen store, is suffering an
attack of neuralgia. p.
Blondy Davidson left this evening
with Bisbee party of sportsmen for
the Millionaires' ranch in the valley,
where he will hunt for a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
Group

When child wakes up in the miadie OF ths
night with a severe attack Of Group as FIRE
Quently happens. no time should be lost Ia
experimenting with remedies Of a doubtful
valae. Prompt action Is often necessary Il
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
REGISTRATION OVER 1000
IN SHELTER CITY

Registration has gone above 1000
all prophesies to the contrary at
Douglas. Tuesday at noon regis
tration stood 1910 with still others
who have not yet registered to De
heard from. The fact that such a
splendid showing has been made is a
source of general qualification for 1t
shows a growth in Douglas despite
the industrial conditions which made
such changes in the citizenship of the
city during the past six months.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06

than Cham5erlain's Cough Remedy. In
many homes 1t Is relied upon as i'm
plicitly as the family physician. 1t con-
taius 10 opium or other narcotic, and
may be given as confidently to q baby
as to an adult Prica Csc: laroa size hn1
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-22

always curry my horse before | put
him up.
Excuse Us, replied the spokes-
man of the crosd, we were about TO
forget that, and he then ordered his
men to cut two or three good bushy
switches. When the bushes were
brought, the animal was taken
from the stable and a thorough eur
rying' was given him, after which
he was replaced in the stall with his
eight ears of corn, the door was
fastened and the crowd went their
way.
This story, so Capt. Walker says,
was afterwards told by the one who
got the "currying.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-22

\ series OF meetings will BEGIN at
the Baptist church sunday
J. W. Goodloc Of Marion was IN
town last week building concrete
walks.
We nov have a telephone IN our
store, so if you need anything IN
line, call u, our number j, 30 3
rings. Bennett n Son
Henry Martin OF Salem was visit
ing relatives in tins section last
week
Frank Dycus Of Dycusburg was here
Last week and sold several Of hi. lots
anC three new residence, will be
built at once.
W. :. Rice ha. purchased a cream
separator also small engine with
which to operate it.
W. f. oliver shipped two car
load, Of stock from here Saturday
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-22

there were burned
Later developments show that Tay
lor : body was found hanging to a
tree riddled with bullets.
Capt. Rankin was not quite dead
but cannot recover.
The attorneys had instituted suits
to prevent neighbor, from trespss.
ing on the lake, and this is the only
cause ascrlbed for the deed
Taylor aud Rankin are two Of the
most prominent lawyers in Tennessee.
Taylor's daughter married son Of
[, :. Senator Bob Taylor.
The mob was composed Of seventy
or eighty masked men. They took
the attorney, from +. c Ward home
on the Reelfoot estate and lynched
them
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-22
THURSDAY, oct. %, 1905.
ChILDREN'S HELP NEEDED.
Many Youngsters Apply For PermiS.
sion 10 Work. And Marri.
ages Are Fewer.

New York, Oct. 15.-More than
twice as many children are seeking
employment this fall than sought it
last fall, and there has been decided
falling of in marriages, according to
the records compiled by the health
department. In September last wear.
l, 300 children, fourteen years old,
applied for certificates that they
might become bread winners. Last
month more than 200 children ask
ed for employment certificates.
There is but one construction put
on this unprecedented increase by
the health board. That is, that a
large portion o. parents find them
selves at the approach Of winter eth
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-22
OBITUARY.

Brother Charles Clement passed
away at his home near Chapel Hill.
in Crittenden county, Kentucky, on
sunday evening, May ,, 1905, at
5:lj clock, aged forty-four years,
nine months and two days.
God $ ways are no, like our WAYS.
and often His ptoyidcnces seem very
dark to.us, and We can not under
stand them
The death Of Brother Clement
seems to his faulty and fri ud~ a
strange aud mystoriou, providence.
Tie was married TO Miss Es,ic
McNurray January -. ls,7. 70
them were born eight children, four
boy, and four girls, all Of whom are
still living.
Most Of these children are small
and 1t would seem, looking at it
from a human standpoint, that the
wife aud childaen needed husband
and fathers care more than at any
other time. But in the midst of his
busy life, while he was planning and
working for the comfort Of his fam
lily, and the raising, education and
religious training of his children,
the hand of death was Land upon him
and his labors of love ceased.
But God knows pest, aud his ways
are better than our ways, and, IN
the midst of such heart breaking
sorrow as this, we are taught 10 say,
: Not our will but thine be done.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-22

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to ,.id, and - o,,.,. a. go.
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wear. led the church mn.,.
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pa.tor or any yi.,,io., o.,n;.. m,
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missed in tho church
better known or te,,.r ill.,. - -.
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;, '" " '"''' '"A" p'o'h'r element
ne was one oil the best OF nelghbors,
an upright man, honest aud honor.
able in all hi. dealing. with his fel.
lovmcn a good and l.w,ti5;.. -.
i,cp and b,5 ho a.es. w
nav '"' commence ana
'''''" o' an unusually large circle
OF friends.
IL was one of the host ~ L,.
bands and fathers. takipc s,cci,l
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-22
For Sale

| will on Saturday, Oct. 2ith, be-
ginnig at o'clock p. m, sell to the
highest bidder, the following to wiz
All my household and kitchen furni-
ture, one COW giving milk, one bug
gy and harness, one lot Of hogs.
This sale will take place IN the
town of salem.
Term, made known on day of sale.
HUGH T.. MARTIN.