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The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

REAL ESTATE = Frank. White,
whose wife was buried yesterday,
has decided to leave the Wetmore
district aud make his home in Flor.
euce. He will engage In the real
estate business in this oity and make
n speciality Of selling Hardscrabble
district farm lands He has already
disposed Of number Of ranches In
that section. and realizing that the
demand for Colorado land Is greater
now than ever. he expects to sell a
large acreage between this date and
the season for spring planting.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05
CARRYING MONEY

in any considerable amount is
dangerous, Don't hatter yourself
that your habit OF doing 30 is un-
noticed Thieves make It their
business to find out such things.
Better be on the safe side and de-
posit your money in the Florence
State Bank. The sooner you do 80
the better. An ounce OF preven-
ton is better than a pound OF re-
gret We pay A per cent on time
deposits.
q 0REMCE RHAHE n NM
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

The latest report from high societ,
indicates that Cupid 10 getting n rough
deal. Tho latest report from this mod.
ern laundry establishment IL that every
one u getting . square deal and always
will. You will hnd II worth your while
10 sntrust Us with tho handling OF the
most delicate fabrics for thee is no DO.
sibility Of our injuring them In any way
for We use no acids or other Injurious
substances 10 our laundrying. We want
70 b favossd with your continued pat.
ronAge.
FLORENCE STEAn LAUNDRY
tt2 Santa Pe Avenue
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

D1RECTORY-H. ". Unger Of the
Business Mems association has Just re-
ceived copy Of Thomas Directory
Of Manufacturers which will be found
at all times in his Office for the bene.
At Of the public.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

MEET TOMORROW-The st. Al
bans Guild will meet tomorrow aft.
ernoon with Mrs Rupert on East Sec-
ond street.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

Entertain your friends at Hotel
Lennox. Music every evening during
the dinner hours 81 .32
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05
JOTTlN0S ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

No better rigs here than searcy's.
29.44
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

Have your suits and trousers made
to measure. The entire stock of win
ter woolens to be closed out at big
reduction. Florence Tailoring Co..
III Il. Main. 1886
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

SENTENCED TO JAIL-John Gro.
gorich. the man arrested yesterday
morning at Cyanide. was given a
hearing before Justice Of the Peace
Johnston at noon today aud sentenced
to the county Jail. Deputy District
Attorney Locke came down from
Canon on the noon train and returned
to his home early this afternoon.
This is the first time that vagrancy
case has beer tried as county case
in this county for years.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05
REAL ESTATE SALES

kCAI CSIAIC SALCS
A Modern 5 room brick residence
in best location, 2 lots, cement
walks, sewer, lawn, $1,000.
A four room brick, neat and new,
$500.
A 5 room frame, 2 lots, Main
street, $500.
Best irrigated fruit lands at $50
per acre, pay like rent.
HENRY W. UNGER
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

Hotel Lenuox caters to the home
people as we'll as the transcient
guest. 8l-32
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

For rentals. real estate. loans.
fire insurance, notary public. See
or phone Red l6l. H. 8. Andrews
7-S3
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

GARBER.HOWE - The CARRIER :
Howe company Of entertainers appear
ing in the Presbyterian church last
evening as one Of the regular numbers
Of the entertainment course, was
greeted by an audience 80 large that
1t filled the house. The entertain
ment was real good. The musical
numbers could hardly be improved
upon and the sleight Of hand perfor-
nance was excellent. This company
was to have appeared here last week
but failed. to make train connection
at Salida. The Wilbar-Star enter
tainers, who were to have been here
two months ago. and considered to
be the best on the list, will appear
here on the twenty first Of this month.
There will be one more entertainment
on the course after the appearance Of
Wilbar- Star.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

NEW AID - w. P. Wilbar an.
nounces through his advertisement in
this paper, that he will give sacri-
flee sale on clothing. His advertise
ment is on the frst page. The cloth
ing nd dry goods department Of this
establishment is now In charge Of
Charles Unger, formerly Of the
Globe. Mr.. Unger will also write
the advertisements for the house.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

BORN-This morning to Senator
and Mrs. M. E.Lewis. an eight pound
girl. All concerned doing we'll. The
young lady will not be taught the
ways Of politics, but will be instruct
ed In how to run postoffioe.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

THE ORANGE CROP-The orange
harvest Of California. now in full
season, in quality and quantity prom
ises to break all records The fruit
exchanges Of the state estimate that
the total output of oranges alone will
reach the enormous sum Of 30, 900 car
loads. about 800, 600 boxes. or 1885,
600. 900 oranges. The harvest will
last continuously until next Fourth Of
July.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

For Sale-Good. gentle driving horses
One extra good driving team = few
saddle horses. Soc me At once, O. Il.
Bernard. S3tf
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

For Sale-White WyAndottes. pullcts.
hens and oockerols; also Rhode L..
land Red cockerels. Call at this
office. 28tf
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

MIkAOO-At the Grand opera
house, Pueblo, Feb. S. One fare
$500 for round trip; going on No.
4; returning on No. 3 or No. IS
same night via Rio 0rande.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

To Rent-Furnished rooms for house
keeping; 2 or en- suite. Inquire
Mrs. A. O. Callahan, 100 East Front
st. 24-3j
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05
-l00I

Lost-A ohild's gray and white COL
larette on West Flint street. Sat.
urday afternoon. Finder please leave
NJ this Office. 81 .36x
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

For Sale-Williamsburg slope coal,
% 80 per ton. delivered In town In
ton lots and upwards. A. ]. Jones.
Phone f. 81. 23-4S
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

Lost--A pair Of nose glasses. Re.
ward II returned to this once.
3i.S0
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05
ron SAL |

For Sale = Two heating stoves. /
cupboard. l folding bed. $40 East
Second. 29.44x
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

For Sale-Cheap, good pheaton.
Gall at il2 West Main for particu.
lars. 2Stf
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

HOG IN CEMETERY = Sexton
Thomas Shields Of the Highland
cemetery WAS in the city last evening
and stated that hog. covered with
grease. had gone into the cemetery
aud pushed over one of the tomb.
stones and smeared the stone with
black greass. The stone has been put
back In place. but the owner Of the
swine, who is known to Mr.. Shields.
will be asked to have the grease re.
moved and pay what other damage,
the hog did to the cemetery. A
notice will be served on the owner and
IL the costs are not paid quickly. sui,
will be instituted.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

To Rent-One acre on Cyanide Ave. +.
part alfalfa. balance garden ground /;
some small fruit. 3 room house. l..
M. Steen. 2S-33x
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05
TO RENT

To Rent broom furnished house.
Gall at ll9 So. Frazier Ave. 29-44
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

TROUBLED SEfTLED-JimH Horn-
ton. the negro arrested yesterday on
account Of some trouble In connection
with check issued by the @. F. and
I. company to william Lloyd. has
been released from custody. Hor.
tons wife died recently aud left two
small children to his caro-, and ~ II
WAS not clear case Of forgery the
officers concluded that II he would
make the loss good TO Lloyd and pay
the court costs. that they would liber-
ate him. II develops that Lloyd had
attached his signature to the obeok
and that Horton had only endorsed
his own name to II. This made Il q
case Of grand larceny instead Of
forgery.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

Wanted-Highest price paid for rope.
hides, bottles, metals and all other
junk. Barney Ginsberg. phone Flor
ence 40. 5tf
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05
Classified Advertisements
WA N T Z D

Wanted-To rent or room fur.
nislied house, modern preferred.
Leave word at this Office SO.35x
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

Wanted 500 families to buy our
lump coal at S3 80 aud nut at q rs
a ton. Florence Fuel Co. lStf
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
COPPER QUEEN ENGINEERS WIN
 THE BALL CAME
Messed Out the c. & 4. Team By Score of Seven to Six Chittenden Pitched Good BaI!--0fficiaI Score.

Yesterday afternoon at Warren Ine Copper Queen engineers nosed out a team representing the c. & A. tech nical department by score of s to z The day was rather windy but never theless a fast article of ball was put up by both teams.
 The practice was fast and gave much promise for a. brilliant contest The Queen team was first out on rle diamond and limbered up in such a way as to give their adherents much confidence. The c. & A bunch in practice came up to expectations and tue contest looked like an even break when the teams lined up for work.
 When Umpire Haslam called play at three o'clock there was a goodly crowd of spectators present The fair contingent reminded one of the palny days or the horse show at Mad ison Square Garden. The O. & A. were at bat first but did not see the initial sack. The Queen team was more fortunate and got q mn all the way around. In the second inning c. O. drew blank and in their half c. & A. tied the score. In the Inyro session the fire works began when the Queen solved Coperthwait's bend CTS to the tune of two runs. But in the first half of the fourth O. & A. made the score again a draw. How ever, c. c. forged one ahead again in their half. The fifth proved disas- trous to the Queen and in this inning c. & A. piled up four scores by mixing some good hitting with poor work in the field. This ended the scoring for the c. & A. When the Queen went to bat in the sixth they were Jree. runs to the bad, but this inning they forced two runs across the plate The seventh was fruitless of runs, Fat in the eighth the Queen won the game by scoring up two talhas. By the ninth the game was waxing exciting and c. X A.. came up to bat with a firm determination to pull the game out of the fire. Hamilton, the first man up, after knocking out some long fouls was sent back to the bench on strikes. The best Gohring could do was to knock a high infieid fly to Zeismer. Hineman, the next bat ter, knocked out a terrific three-bag- ger, but he died on the third sack, for Chittenden made Fricke fan the air and the game was over.
 Hineman caught a good game for C. & A. In the infield Gohring and Hamilton worked we'll. Chittenden and Baker, who were. in the points Tor c. o. showed up very strong and were always masters of the situation. Chittenden was very effective and in striking out 15 men aided very large ly the Queens chances of victory.
 The score card reads thus:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
FREE BAND CONCERTS
 FOR BIsBEE SOON
Leading Musicians of City Per fected Organization Will
 Begin Practice at Once.

Possibly next Sunday, but at least the following Sunday, the citizens oI Bisbee will be treated to a free band concert. The question has been agi. tated and the merchants were ap- preached with proposition to sup port band, but the proposition, from some cause fell through. The band boys, not discouraged, have kept agi- taung the formation of a band until they have perfected it.
 A meeting was held last night at which the following members signified their willingness to join: Joe Nor coss, Jim Allison, Pat McClesky. cor net; Billie Anderson, baritone; Gil bert Maston, Blue Fresh, Jack Munch, trombone; John Kiddo, Jim Harring- ton, alto; Frank Williams, bass horn; Billy Jones, snare drum; Louis Block oyich, bass drum.
 A meeting of the members of the new organization will be held tonight at the band house, and practice will begin immediately. It is the intention of the band boys to treat the citizens to concerts at least once each week, and possibly oftener. r.t
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
EXCITEMENT {. PLENTIFUL
 LAST NIGHT
Officer chases Mexican Down Naco Road, Six Shooter in Hand-Then Comes Fist Fight-Crowds Thick.

There was nothing slow about Bis bee last night. The fireworks were started by couple of Mexicans wno were putting on Saturday night eel ebration by lavish expenditure o money for "Dago Red" They fell out over some trivial matter and one of them tried to carve his initials on the others anatomy.
 A demurrer was at once entered by the defendant and what might have been an ugly cutting scrape was pre- vented by the arrival of Johnny James. who has been on the force only three or four days. He caught one of the Mexicans and while look ing for the other left him In charge of Baptisto Caretto.
 The Mexican thought he saw a chance to escape and beat 1t down Naco Road at full speed. James was about thirty yards behind and called to the fugitive to stop. In- stead he increased his speed. James was afraid he would slip on the brick pavement and fired shot in the air to stop his prisoner. The spectators say the Mexican had done no particu- lar running up to that time, but after that he uldQS the in nine seconds flat -...
 James hung on,a firing every few yards, and claims that he would have oyertaken ais man had the prisoner not been stopped by some parties who were on Naco road The prisoner was all in, down and out when he was led back, firmly convinced that he had had a narrow escape from death. and perfectly sober. or course the shots were fired only to make him stop. The other party to the fight was not arrested last night, but the. officers know him and will probably get him today. Over 2,000 people gathered in a few minutes. ..J .t.
 No sooner had the curtain been ring down on this little one act com edy than another dispute, in which all the arguments were driven home with blows of the fist, was started on the plaza The officers took hand and the affair was over in a short time This. incident had barely closed before the crowds on the street, which were unusually large last night, were offered diversion by the complaints of g. man who had been struck in the jaw by some unknown party. He said the blow did not hurt him much but he would like to file a complaint against the man who had don't it. No one seemed to be able to enlighten him as to the identity of his assailant and the matter was dropped.
 The police took hand at this point and dispersed the crowds. Nc other trouble arose, but the incidents of the hour were the sole topic of conversation for many hundreds of neODle.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
QUESTIONS WERE TOO
 HARD FOR AUNT|E
Coiored Woman Makes Anus ing Answers to Questions
 of Prosecution.

There was quite bit ot interest in the case of Mary Petty ys. simon Roberts. both parties and all the twelve jurymen being negroes. Over thirty dusky Africans were in the court room at one time while the Jtay was being selected.
 According to the allegations of Mary, simon owed her the sum of s2l.70 for pressing his pants and other services, said Simon being quite a sport among the colared gentry In response to the question n whether Simon had ever rendered her any service, the plai1tiff lsla,ou lnaI he had cut door for her once, and filled up the tubs, but that in return she had always fixed his bath and otherwise assisted in Beau Brummets toilet That at one time, when his bill had amounted to S6, he had prom ised to pay her and on the strength of that had borrowed a dollar from her
 Mary had trouble in understanding the questions of the prosecution After admitting that she had hau the defendant arrested once before she was asked who had drawn the com pfatnt. T don't know" was her re- ply, T did most of the talking
 Did this defendant ever pay you anything on this account" the prose cutton asked. No sir" was the re ply, and he never will unless you make him" Do you know of any judgment now pending against this defendant? ?' T don't understand everything you're talking about" was the answer. Were you ever in court before?" No, sir, and I'm sorry this thing tpointing to the de fendanO ever brought me here"
 The jury brought in a verdict in favor of the defendant. The trial was in Justice Burdick's court.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
DETENTION HOSPITAL ?
 CONTRACT IS LET Board of Saperisnrs Award 1t to M. F. Bain for $2300,
 Business Transacted,

The board of supervisors of Co chise county at a meeting held at Tombstone yesterday awarded the contract for the erection of the de tention hopital at Douglas to M. F. Bain. His bid was the lowest, $2,300. J. A. Holden put in bid of S2,999 ana F. B. Wiseman one for $2,424.
 The citizens of Osborne presented a petition to the board asking for a railroad crossing at that point. They could not agree with the officials of the E. P. & S. w. and Superintendent King met with them yesterday at Tombstone Then a compromise was effected and the board did not pass on the matter.
 Frank Gearhart, secretary of the Douglas Board of Trade, presented q petition asking the board to appoint him county immigration commission CT. No action ;was taken. H. F. Newton was appointed overseer for the Johnson district in the northern part of the county: City Clerk Hicks of Bisbee presented a map of the triangle addition recently admit ted to Bisbee.
 Supervisor J. J. Bowen, of Bisbee, attended the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10

Struck out-by Chittenden, 15: by Coperthwaite, 5. Bases on balls-by Chittenden, 1: by Coperthwaite, 1. Three base hit.--Hineman.
 The score by innings:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. L. Powell has returned from va cation spent on the coast.
 NJ. J. Cunningham has returned from a triD to Los Angeles.
 Sheriff White and wife arrived in the city yesterday afternoon from Tombstone.
 Mayor Adamson has returned to Douglas after coming to the city as a witness.
 A. D. Nanney was in the city yester- day from Douglas.
 Charles Cornell, of Douglas. immi- grafton inspector, was in the city yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
Low Summer Rates

, If you are going to Europe get your Steamship tickets before you start, have reservations made to avoid delay at the port.
 Embarkation certificate furnished with your ticket, thus you avoid trouble at port securing information required by Immigration Laws.
 You can deposit the money here and secure tickets for your relatives or friends in the Old Country and save cost of sending the money.
 REMEMBER-You get benefit of lowest rate at all times. Rates and sailines may be had on application to the TICKET AGENT of the E. p. 6 s. w., BISBEE, ARIZONA.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
FINE GIRL ARRIVES

are happy over the arrival of an eight pound girl which was brought yester- day by the stork to brighten their home on Mason Hill. Bennett is manager of the Lowell branch of the Miners & Merchants Bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
TOO LATE TO, CLASSIFY.

WANTED-Second hand set drawing
 instruments, must be in good shape. Address with full particulars as to condition and price, Box 675, Bis
 bee, AriZ. 129
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
NEW PUBLICATION.

NJ. Hester is in Bisbee representing Desert Arizona" new Phoenix mag azine publication that is devoted to furtherfng the interests of the terri tory.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-10
BALTIMORE HOUSE.

The Baltimore House at Jiggerville will be under new management after May 12tA. 12S
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-03
WHY JAPAN HAS
POSTPONED IT'S
GREAT EXPOSITION

Editor Evening Bulle NJ
Enclosed please find n translation of
n cablegram received at this Consul
ate, appertainrng to the projected In.
ternatiUnal Exposition to be held by
postponcment in 1917, the fifiieth an
nlyersary of II. |. J. MS accession to
the throne.
have the honor to be, dear sir,
Your most obedient servant,
KAHACHG ABE,
Acting Consul.Gencr7l for Japan.
(Translati1m
The japanese Government have d,
cidCd TO postpone until 1917 the Granu
Exposition projected in 1912 under
the following considerations:
On denomination and new anal.
ysis to which the Japanese have found
1t necessary to subject the project of
the Grand Exposition of 1912. have
convinced them that the Intervening
time of three and half years Is in.
sufficient for the completion Of all the
various preparations and work which
are essential to the successful realiza.
ton of the undertaking. 1t IS impOs-
sible, within the allotted time, to pre.
. pare for the exhibit without disturbing
many other activities Of the country,
nor is there sufficient time in which
to prepare the Exposition sounds, to
Greet Exposition buildings or to make
arrangements necessary lOr the suit
able accommodation ana convenience
for the visitors under those circun-
stances. II Is deemed best therefore
to make an inevitable postporemonr
at this time rather than delay acrinn
until am adjournment wouil cause IN
convenience ana be prejudicill to
right interests. Again, the Japanese
Government, following the very com
mendable custom, desire the projected
Exposition to be commemorative of
an suspicious event in their history In
1917 which will be celebrated the III
tieth anniversary of the Emperors Ac'
cessiOn which will be, for all his sub
jects, season of reioiClnS, and II lis
proposed to take advantage OF that
happy occasion to inaugurate the Elk
position.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-03

The petitioner citizen of the United States and the Ter
rtoY and Of the County of Oahu taxpayer and cccto in the
Territory and County, filed petition before the circuit Judge
for writ of mancms directed the board of supervisors of
the County of Oahu commanding them forthwith proceed
and issue proclamation concerning county election for the
County of Oahu and to transmit copies of the the
cra boards of inspectors throughout the County of Oahu and
the proclamation be posted in the required by
law and to do all and things required of them under and by
virtue OF act creating counties within the Territory of
Hawaii and providing for the thereof passed April
It, 1907 setting forth in his petition that the board of super
vsors had neglected and refused issue proclamation
corning county elections and post the proclamation in the
manner required by See 3G of the act and that they declined
and refused any time issue the procamaon and as the
petitioner is Informed and believes and alleges will not issue
II a" least sixty days before the general election any other
mc as by the act required the board of supervisors claiming
that the act Is repealed by entitled San Act Incorporating
the CITY and County of Honolulu approved April 30 1907
whereas the petition amended alleges that this later
unconstitutional and void being in conflict with the provisions
an act OF Congress entitled San Act prohibit the passage of
local and special laws in the Territories the United States TO
limit Territorial Indebtedness and for other purposes" APP
proved july 30 1856, u Stat Large 10 and also in CON
ci with the Organic Act of the Territory as an attempt to
grant to corporation special and exclusive privileges and
mnunics without approval Of Congress and that requires
different qualifications for electors under the act than are pro-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-03
NlNILaIM[MIEaLM lnllMlMNNNkfM
UPHOLDS MUNICIPAL ACT
Continued from Pece y

Municipal cOTpOratiOns-CIeNtion In Hawaii
See SO of the Organic Act authorizes the creation
and city municipalities by special supersedng respect
to Hawaii, the prohibition OF
SIS The provisions prohibiting granting pri
special not apply to municipal
corporations.
Constitutional aw-statute void in
The qualifications Municipal
1907 Act liS) being in conflict
ganic Act be disregarded mpairng validity
of the remainder of the