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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
Anecdota del Zar.

Ln anecdota siguIeutc ba coTTido
eh esios dins dc hoca en boCa. por
todoa los salones arist5crstlcos de Ia
capital de Russia. Tina tAfie pasea. l..
ban reuuidos el Emperadcr 81 es.
goaa por al parquc dc Tsarkoesseio. y
SO eniabl6 entire eilos 81 siguiente
dialcgo:
la Empcratria.~ MI querido Nicolas.
pIensn que no cs;a bueno que aprue-
bea todo cnanto to dieen tus hom-
bres de Eohterno. Esta mahaus, por
etemplo. trata eontiso M. s,olypine
de NO re que asunio. y lie eonteataA-
to; "sehor stolypine. tenSis saz6n (:
estay conforme con ustcd''. AiKo
mas 'arde llskt ei sr. Duruoyo. 10
aue to dce'a era enteraments Ia o.
pueato 4 10 reeerido por atolspins, y
10 diiisse: sii aaeTido Dutnovo, tsasis
rason; eatoy sensoru1e con ussed".
A POGO ilego sn veg ., sefsor Sch.
f5iatsebach, quien to reitrt0 aigo su,
aissSfa ga su niodo do yer do 10 tra,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
Ia Escuadra Americana.

In cscuhdra amcr1caua locara 4
Bahfa Magdniena. cotno pfoxima ssta-
cion, a donde ilegarau los budnea do
ggsrra el eatofco do Marco. la dis.
lnnCls que scpara IL Caiiao Ito IL
Msgdalenn es do trca nil olsnto dos
mlllas. las lsehas do Ia kallaa dc In
naeuaara de Ia Bahia de In Magdalena
y dc s,i liegada a San Francisco. no
han aldo fljadns dctlnitigamen,s, purs
depcnden dc Ia termination do los O.
jcrcleioa dc tlro ca Ia bnhin &c Ia
Msgdalepes los cualsH otuphran prDba.
elements trclnta dias,
No eslhten sataoiones lie tessstaffs
etn tiltps Oh Ia ona,a aa Ia America
del Sur y de Ia Central. entire ii ca.
ilao y cl prostrnu panto do esoala, asl
ss quo Ia egeasdfa sei pcaFa eomunt.
carHa Dor sHts medic. con 81 CONT
ssnte ~ tfayssse por see0srst q
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
ProcaCidad de los YaQuis.

Los ynau!s que trhbnjan passya-
fsisfl,s ga las haeieud,H lie snnnrn., So
10 ilsuen utia donesticlaad do aparlen.
oIaa
En una hacienda torcana Quay
tnae trnhalaba coma iofnalero an ya-
gai que frlsaba sn los 10 amos. pea-
dc iuyen ents6 4 aqacila fines asrt.
cola y rus prepietarins creian que or
yteIo iiidio estaba cumplrtamenie ct.
Ylliaado ! era njeno los moylmieg-
los seheideg dc In ,ribu. Pero catn-
ban ufRahados. iiiiea 4 Ia postFe ~
dapeabrt6 que 81 ancinno iabrleRa no
era aitsp ~ iefe d. los sauuia, 4 uptc-
mes lea faeiliiaIa eonssantcmcnte ar.
ftaE y mnatsIpHea
los fifios y plstetas uue los iniios
efnpleahan q, aus iFrupeipnes. los ts-
MIA ucsilsas q Yielo en- terrenos de
10 tilsnsa haelsnda ieaae tfabaiaba,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12

te reforZada; juzgando el grave Pc
ligro que sobrevendria de In viola
cion, como precauci0n ndicional.
acordnmos entire nosotros. que
d!cional. acordar entire nosotros, que
EN- caso de violaclon In ley del do
mingo de parte de algin cantinero.
nosotros. partiendo de esta fecha. re-
husamos vender Il cualquiera que Sc
sorprenda vendiendo o hacienda ne
gocio en- Domingo, Firmados los re-
presentantes de Ia San Antonio Brew
ing Association, Lone Star Brewing
Company, Schober Ice & Brewing Co.:
Hugo Schmeltzer & Co., Milwaukee
Beer Company. p. Lemp Brewing Co.,
Berman v. Zadek,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
CONTRA LOS VIOLADORES.

Los cerveceros locales agentes de
cer'ecerias ioraneas, en- esta cIudad,
Be han propuesto poner un hasta aquf
las riolaciones de Ia ley del do
mingo, para eSitar molestias y ame-
nazas Ia industrial. Al efecto ex-
pidieron una determination Eirmada
por cerveceros agentes de cerye-
rfas:
MANIFESTO de los CERVECEROS:
A quien concierna: Nosotros. los
aoa1o firmndos. por experienced ad-
quirida, comprendemos que hay gran
dificultad en- mantener cerrndo du-
rante el domingo conforme In ley
observation-disclosures, (segdn los proc edl-
mientos legales necesarios) propiamen
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
UNA nRuJA.

nesapareeI6 mIstcrioaamcntc de pa.
ehnca. Mexico. sin quo Hadlc sup,ern
do ella. Ia sehora Larcto Aeutlar. hns
In que 81 ancargado ticr In praan is
San Nicolas. vlo una mujer que esta-
ha on In oril'a dol akua hacienda to-
ha elass dc extravasanolas; CON-
prendiendo que Sc trataba de una 10.
ca, dio parte i Ia poiicfa. que SO pre-
sentd nn scga.da Ell Ia presa. siende
que era Ia sonora deaaparcci,ta. que
habin pcrdldo In rasdn.
cnando llego Ia pollcsa. habfa pirc.
desor do IL infeiiz demente un mn.
Iaeroso Ernl!o dc gcnte del pueblo. que
en III m'perstieidp. crcta quo 20 ,ra-
'aba dc una hruja quo por sus mai.
dsdes habia sido condcnada A eae tor.
mento.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
Pablo Cruz, EDITOR Propietario. Z

q alguna dlstancia colgados de un
arbol. FL grupo de linchadores no
Tue identiiicado, por huber lido todos
,enmascarados. Despues que los use
isinos fueron colgados. los cadaveres
,fueron incinerados. Este acto no
cause excitacion Ell el Condndo. Ell
Scrimen por ell cual los negros rucron
scolgados. rue cometido pleno dfa.
5cuando Hart salia d dar pastura d
ssus anlmales. Los ascsInos pene.
ltraron en- In cocinn de Hart, ataca-
ron In Sra. : le dieron hachazos.
.El proposito del asalto fuG robar, 2
no 10 lograron.
Los sehores Hart, eran ambos u
proximadamentc de 60 amos dc edad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
Honrosa
Condecoraci6n.

s5lo dos Iefcs dc Fcpdbllcas han
recibido haeta hoy In eondeSoraclon
del Leon Neerlahdes: ei famoso Kru.
ger, expresIdfpte del Transyasi =
pr6ximamente ei sefpr oral. Dias.
kreger tue cundccosaio d tais de h
famnra guerra dc los b5srua euAn-
do el TraasSasi dtia dc scr nacion
Independence para pasar 4 lormas
patte de Ia corona brltanica.
VI cclebtc Presidente sali6 deanue,,
de sa pals y viaI0 por dlyerAss par.
tea del munde, has,a Que nurIo On
lisigtea. en- ma spoca relatIyamento rr
clente,
Para entreEnrle In confederation 4
Kruger. sns tameien camistonsdu sl
mtsfne comaadante Van Asi,Sek, oue
Ia ehlrcsard al rreaiiente do Msx;ro
Entonces. como hoy, Of Comaadan.
To hlEo ust yiaie especial para ,legar
4 Kruger } lInDonerie ID atan crn,
del its6n NseTiauaeg.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
San Antonio, Texas. Mario I2 de 1908!
Asesinato inchamiento.

L y. Us a . . L
En- Hawkinsvllle fueron llnchados
y quemados despues dos negros. pof
haber asesinndo al sr. y Sra. Warren
Hart, para robarleB. segdn 10 confe-
SO uno de los negros. que fueron ar
restados cuando rueron descublertos
los cadaveres.
81 asesinato tuyo lerecto en- nm Luz
gar cerca de Frozier. residencla de
los Harris.
Mr.. Hart iue> muerto. segdn lndi.
clos. con una hachn. Mrs. Hart fue
hnllada en- estado de incons-
ciencla y muy sacramento golpeada,
muriendo POGO despues.
Z Los negros conresaron su delito:
fueron sacados de Ia carcel, llevados
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
6 pE MAYo.

Los mnslcahna palriotaa do Eleln,
Texas. tavis9nn mlna jmnta previa pa-
"a orgLEiIar los rroxinus fessiyaies
del . dc Mayo. apthrndo integrnda 60.
mo signe IN junta patrt6tfca Mesioa,
ma:
.lsan Y. Msndez. I'rrtincntc: Pablo
hnahs. vicc-Prtsidrntn: Erasmo SID,
quiz. Se.teiaf;o pGftnio Garrie. i,ro.
scefstario: Juan i,cnnvtlcs. Tesorero:
dpsh NJ Mdsdui2, Collectors. Ado,fc
Nhdes. aegundo Collector; Ieshs Her,
naades, tcrcer Collector; FtiIs Garrtn
Vocal primero: Maurlclo MdAauis. vo,
cal gcgnndo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
Alfabetos de Coma.

81 oulerc listed marcar su rops. imprimiE su
nomhro direction sohre iarie.as, sobrcs, pa
pol do ear'as, etc. asi como cuaiesquio.a o,ras
paiaarss. eomprc I'd una GAIA lie iesras do 20.
ma, proVlsts de :inta todo 10 aecosario para
el easo. SO cnvfan por correo ~ rceito do un
peso Hay otras mas sbunGsn:ea en- ieIras y
ya'cn dios reaies.-Dlriia sus pedidos PAEIo
CRUZ. ccs 8. Laredo st.S sal Antonio. Tsra
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12

'ado por los anteriores. y 10 di,tas.
sth f'nbargo: sastor sehmanebacb.
tene's faReni etsoy eouforme con M,
ten No te parece. mi qucr.ao NJ
eoiSs' que ESQ no ests bien9
III zar reflSSiona en Iaatante Goa.
tssta: '"'''
All q"eti'le Alexandra, tlcacs "a.
soh; eatoy eontoFme eontlEo".
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12
pLANTA DE CAS-.

ptlANTA DE aAs.
4 G. II. patiista. ls faa toneed,da
on ceFpns chvtstl Ia rraaauicia para
una piania dc gas. La gersntsa que
otrecia fub tetmiaar los tsaha3sa en-
81 tAfmino de uu sao,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12

csonpse I'D. ID CRUZ nLecrn.cA.
S0S g, Laredo 81, sien Antonio, Texas.
Vale On psso, Pfdaia 4 Pablo Cras,
ao5 g Lass6e st., San An,oate, g'ss.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12

I'm etsa irnprauta 50 sncaoatraa
ao yeuts taagntfleoa rstrasoa do JUA-
At.1. nlDALso. aioREfoa Z poR.
kiss'o Diaz, ri pFaets as sgae
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-12

JUAN VATTUoNE.
Compone. vende y renta Maquinas
de coser reloJes de pared.-722 s..
Pecos ST., San Antonio. Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
STAG CANON LUMP
Tor bomestlc Uss

DAWSON COAL 4 COKE for stezn and Smelfers Write T " fianse. Ssles axent abort Stag rsHbn Coal
 El Peso. Iexas.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
B|SDEE-DOUGLAs
 FOOTBALL SUNDAY
Bisbee Boys Are Getting Ready For a Hard Game and
 Are Confident

Coach O'Malley, of the Bisbee fool- ball team. anounces thai he has ar ranged for game with the Douglas team. to he played on Sunday next, q, Douglas. We have been getting in shape in a fairly good way soid Mr. o'Malley, yesterday, and We nope "a get the boys working hard for the rest Of the week. We understand that ths Douglas team is working had. and will be in shape to present | good strong. lineup. I am especially ana. ious to have the boys io some harsi practice work during thu remRinGer of the week. We want 10 bring i... IaureIs frons-the ,45nielseFs t'.ty IS iiffS win be the first game we will have played this season with t,ie boys of the Shelter City"
 In speaking of the same which will be played betwcep Douglas and Pis- bee, Captain l.u Elder, of Douglas, who n as in Bisbee yesterday. stated that they were in fairly good condition to meet the boys from Bfsbee. We are by go means as heavy as the Bisbee eleven, bur we hope Co put up . very creditable game. The team has beci, reorganized during the past few days. and have not had the proper team work, but we believe that we will he ia good shape t3 receive the boys oD Sunday n6xt.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
 6 OBSERVED
Special Services Held At the Bisbee Catholic Church Yes terday in Honor of Blessed Virgin Mary.


 sp2css'i strvices were held yseS;erda3 at the Catholic church. The occasiu- was the annual feast of the snamaca late conception of the blessed Virgin Mary. the patron saint of the Catholic church in America.
 In ~obseryances of the occasion 10 session of school was keld at LoretI, Academy. Father Muerer found it necessary on account of the limitea room in his church to divide the com municants into three classes, holding mass separately for them. Early mass was held at 6 a. n. for the working men at the academy. Other classss were held at g and 10 a. m-. respec- lively, at the church.
 The strict general. observance ol this day began on the Sth day of De cember. 1851 by decree of Pope Plus K. issued in the presence of an assembly of bishops from all parts ol the world. Its origin antedates this time, however. as it reaches far back into the early history of the churcn.
 In America the early celebration oi the patron saint is shown in the fact that the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception was dedicated in Quebec by Bishop Montmorenci de Laval, ih 1666. nearly 200 years before the pro mitigation of the Vcgma by Pope Plus K.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
VAN QUEEN |S WELL PLEASED
 OVER STRIKE
Manager of the Belin Company Tells How He Got In On the Ground Floor With Fred kohlmeyer.

GeRerai Manager Van Duzen of the Belin Mining company. was through here yesterday from Pasadena, where ae has been for two weeks recuperat- ing from a serious illness of fever through which he recently passed. Mir. Van Buzen VIII leave next week for the Belin property, near Cumpas, where he will soon resume more ac- tive operations.
 T was pleased to learn said he. "that Fred Kohlmeyer, who is operat- ing about two miles from the Pilares mine of the Phelps-Dodge people, has made a str ke. I am especially inter ested in this strike as myself ana Charles Romadfe, of Douglas, own a quarter interest each in the properly. I am informed that he has struck a ledge twenty feet wide of ore of the character of the Pflares ore. He is working as fast as possible develop ing the property and from the best information Obtainable it will make one of the fine producers of that dis triet.
 It is a rather good story how I got an interest in the property. AIr Kohlmeyer came in from Naeozari on his way to Fl Paso. where he was going for money to develop the prop- erty. asked hin If my money was not as good as Fl Paso money, and he said yes. if had enough to do the work with told him we would at tend t9 that and the deal was closed within five minutes. Later Charlie Romadke was kicking himself about not getting on the deal and I let him in on 1alf of my holdings"
 The property was surrounded with stringers and just as Kohlmeyer had determined. they merge into large ledge with depth. He run long tun- mel and at a considerable depth he has cut a commercial ledge of twenty feet" ."
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
THINKS IF. HAS APOT IF GOLD
 IN OLD MEXICO
Shinrock, From Seattle, On His Way To. Investigate Dry Wash Proposition In Track less Desert Near Coast.

Every year or two for many years stories of phenomenally rich dry-wash Iterritory, always located somewhere lin Mexico have, drifted into tiiis part
 of the southwest, but always on in vestigation the reports have proved without any foundssxis, n whatever. or ! if such diggings did exist the return for the labor expended was so small that a white maa would not bother
 with ii, but left it for the Indians who
 managed to eke out seanty living.
 Now it seems that such place does exist and that men are managing by
 the cru6est methods imaginable to
 make several thousand dollars per
 year out of ground that would pay
 large returns if improved methods and machinery were introduced.
 On the ground in question are to be found excavations and the remains of ancient workings which experienced , men declare are the counterpart of
 those employed by the ancient Aztecs,
 and it is within the bounds of probabil- ity that the opening up of the new country which will come with the ap- plication of new and improved meth fods will yet result in the disclosure of
 the ancient mines of the Incas.
 Fred Shinrock, a mining man of
 Seattle, who has been in Bisbee for several days, will shortly leave for
 this land of promise and will look over the ground with a view of in, trodueing modern methods in the handling Of the dirt Mir Shinrock was rather reticent on the subject, but lit is understood that he will go from
 here to Santa Ana, Mexico, and from there northwest into the Altar country
 where somewhere in the traclless desert near the coast, the rich dig sings are to be found MT. Shinrock
 is acting on facts furnished him by ! friends who have been in the country i in question. and who are even now en-
 gagged in taking out the virgin gold by means of a crude flaming min and sitter system.
 It is dry-wash proposition and even
 drinking water has to be hauled for some thirty miles. The intolerable heat of the summer months drives the prospectors out and only during about seven months of the year is it possible to worl, the ground. MT. l ShiHrock would not locate the dig, Sings more definitely than to state
 that they were somewhere about fifty
 miles northwest of Santa Ana, but if
 after seeing them he is satisfied that modern methods of dry washing are practical he will probably return to
 this part of the country for machin- err and men. Mr. ShiBrock .is origin ally from the copper districts of
 Michigan, and is practical mining I man. He has been interested in min ling enterprises i'll various parts of the
 west, and if he determines to take hold
 of the present proposition it is certain
 that 1t will be carried through.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
.OvERHEATED FURNACE CAUSES SLIGHT FIRE
Department Makes Fast Run To Maze Cafe But Is Not
 Needed.

An orer-aCt fire, Had1ed bS the en- thusiastic colored individual, who acts as porter at the Maze pool hall, on Main street, called out the department shortly after , o'clock yesterday af- tcrnoon. The overloaded furnace set fire to the raiters above, and sent t1lfck clouds of smoke l2 into the crawdsd pool room.
 The department made run, and had a line stretched, and wateI on the scene of action within three minutes Of the first alarm. but aS l. was found unnecessary. to use the department hose, as the house hose. which had been quickly connected, were found adequate to ecpe with tle small blaze The pool rccm and cafe were crowd ed at the time of the alarm which caused quite a lot of excitement along Main street.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
INSURANCE IS
 ALMOST ALL
 SETTLED NOW
Building Being Pushed Along Upper Main and the Result Will Be En Imposing Busi- ness Street.

The work in the burnt district in the vicinity of the flood gate Is nov ing along with splendid results. Every thing shows that the owners of the property in that section are determin- ed to build mp a better Bisbee than has been seen during the history of the city. The property owners are rushing the work as rapidly as pos sible, and the insurance has been well settled.
 "The insurance has all been paid promptly with the exception of one case" said Mir. Newman, of the firm of Frankenburg Brothers & Newman yesterday. We have felt very gen orally encouraged. and with this one exception all the losses have been very promptly met. Our work Is be- ing forced along as rapidly as pos sible, and we hope to be fairly we'll in shape before very long,"
 A jaunt through this business house shows that they have been working hard and have the three floors well arranged for the holiday trade.
 The work in clearing up the debris and strengthening up the foundations of the several buildings along the street is proceeding with excellent re- suits. It was stated yesterday that the J. H. Jack building will be erected at once, and that fire proof structure will rise upon the site of the former
 The business block which is to be erected by Letson 6 Co. will soon be under course of construction and will be one Of the substantial and slightly structures along Upper Main street. The new brick building which has just been completed by Bowen & Hubbard is fine structure and does great credit to the city.
 From the plans which have thus far been completed, it Is assured that the structures which will rise upon the sites of the former ones will be as sub stantial and imposing as any in the territory. It is determined that the business houses which will decorate either side of Upper Main street will comprise one of the finest portion of Bisbee-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
MESSAGE OID NOT
 HELP HE MARKET
Attempt to Revive Prices On What President Roosevelt
 Said Is a Failure,

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-The diminish ing volume of business and the mar rowing range of price fluctuations was an evidence of the growing profes- sionaiism in the stock market The presentation of the presidents an nual message was seized upon for an attempted use for motive poser for "a price movement. Stocks were bid up on the assumption of the effect of tbe recommendations af the message would be favorable to values. Its ee fectiveness as a stimulant to new op- erations proved oyeresfimated, as shown by a decrease of activity in dealings after it's appearance, and the dropping tendency of prices. The rec omnendation of placing telegraph, and telephone companies under tke jurls diction of the interstate ~ eommerce commission condueed <to weakness oi Western Union. .Jfhe Hartman stocks were the sustaining feature of the market. Erie included in the group Bonds steady.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
BAND WILL PLAY. IN
 NEW UNIFORMS
|. s, C P, Boys To Show Ap- preciation Through Street
 Serenade Next Sunday


 The new uniforms for the T.. 5. k P. band have arrived and bedecked in the bright coIors of blue and white, the boys will serenade the people of Bisbe on Sunday evening. They will also render a grand musical concert the same evening, near the postoihce, The members of the band are especial ly anxious that all of those, who so kindly donated toward the fund re Quired for the purchase of the new uniforms. be present to enjoy 5he- fnu. sic. They have arranged their first open air concert with the object in view of showing their appreciation to those who had the success of the DanS' so near at heart as t) give iiberally tc it's support.
 They vii! further show ,leir apre- citation by swing public rroSrsms later
 Sixteen members at present compose the l.. s. & P. band. They have beell practicing regularly three times a week on some of the latest band pro auctions. These will be played Sun day evening so the Bis5e people will hea- some music at that time neVe. EsfCrG rendered i'll this city. The land vii be enlarged from time to tme during the winter, and when summer arrives the organization ex poets to be the best as well as the largest in the territory
 On Monday evening the band has ar itranged 10 aoId a dance at the opera house. to Ybiea the public is invited Secretary Joe Easterbrook requses The Review to.express the sincere thanks of the band to the people oi Bislsee tlanoash swiIase donations enu support 1t has been possible to organize aud maintain a frst-class band here.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
k p. DANCE 4
 DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
.Rathbone Lodge Tntetains It's Members and Friends At
 Pythian Castle.

One cf the most pleasant events oI the winters social season occurred last night, when Rathbone Lodge No. 10. Knights of Pythias. entertained its members and their friends with an in formal Invitation dance at the Pythian Castle. s.
 Abos two hundTeds attended and lover senty-five couples took ad- vantf of the fine music furnished by the Brennan Orchestra composed of Messr Brennan. Rey1ohis and Aili- son. Gld danced until after midnight. A floor committee composed of Messrs. l.N mel. C. C. Thompson. Tom Rrow. James Gresham and ]. J. liar s.ngi handled the large crowd in an admirable manoer and saw to it that ---eTv"3e lad q gocd time. f'.'sie- Tn. 'raFqs- vas served and r..a "a sso-c.ghly appreciated was evidesced by he crowd that thrcnred arcund the reffeshment table. Socn after midnight tae strains or Home Sweet hcme put an end te ffhe festivlties. an too soon for tho eager dancers. in whose minds tho teFaaing gfili. alxaxs rfra2i1z -I.g2t
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
BLAKE COMPLETES TESTIMONY

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. SEE. A. S.
 Blake. the contractor who confessed
 his guilt after conviction on a charge
 of having attempted to bribe John M
 Kelly, a prospective -Ruef juror, today
 completed his testimony in the trial of Frank J. Murphy, an attorney who is charged with complicity in the affair. In his examination today Blake
 added little. to his story of bribery as previously related by him.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
FOR SALE.

ola paPefs, 25 cents q handEed at The ReYiew office
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Wheat closed Is to 1-4c higher to 5-Sc lower, December being relatively weakest month. Final quotations, December, $1.03%; May, $1.0S 7-S@109.
 Corn closed steady. December 59& G597-Sc; May, 62 3-Sc.
 Oats closed strong, December, 90 If May. g 7-Sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09

Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-09
chi.ano Ilve stock.

CHICAGO, Dec. s.--Cattle receipts, 1000 head. Market weak. Reeves. s3.5e07.75: Texas steers, s3.5e94 90; westersns. s3.3564.50; cows and heif- CTS, s1.50@5.00; stockers and feeders. s2.6e6435; calves. s5-7507.5e-
 Sheep receipts. 2S.ooo head Market steady. Natives. s2.4064.75; west erns, $2.50047Oi yearlings. s4.156 5.1O: lambs. s4.65i06.75; westerns. sL25eDs.75.