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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
SUPERVISORS CHOOSE
 4 FEASIBLE ROUTE
Bowen and Scherer Pick Best Way For CoutIand
 Highway

Travel over the road to and from the new camp of Courtland has al ready asumed noticeable proportions, and is daily growing in volume. The road at presnt, after going out of the mountains at Forest leads into the valley, where ruts are numerous and the sand deep. There is general de mand for a good road aud there is a every probability that it will be built in a short time.
 Supervisors J. J. Bowen and Jake Scherer went over the route a short time ago with a view to picking the most feasible route, at the same time having in mind the matter of as little cos1 to the county as possible. Ac- eording to the plan decided upon by them the road will be placed not in the valley, as at present, but along the foothills of the Mule mountains, Those who have tTaversed the roaL to Courtland will remember that wher. ever til. road leaves the valley and hears the foothills, the roadway Is a9 that could be desired.
 Even after the Southern Pacific has built into Bisbee from Courtland there will be large amount of over land freight and passenger traffic. With a good road from Courtland on passengers overland from Douglas could easily run to Forest and from that point take the Bisbee road, as the saving in time due to Q good road would be considerable.
 The news that such road was in contemplation by the board of super visors has been received with much satisfaction by those who have heard it. and there have been found none who do not think that it should be done as soon as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
REcovERs FROM ILLNESS

J.. F. Hawes is conyalescing at his home in Warren, and is able to sec his many friends, who are glad to know be is reported out of all danger.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
NEW RAILROAD -. WORK PROGRESSES
 S A. Y. Smith of Pearce, Tells oi Rapid Headway Being Made / On Grading,

TOMBSTONE, Feb. 10.-A. Y, Smith, Of Pearce, was here last even' ing, returning to that city this morn ing. The Southern Pacific company is making rapid headway in grading out of Pearce towards Douglas. he states. During the past few days several hundred additional men and a number of cars of grading material and stock have arrived at that city and been put to work Grading has been completed for nearly a mile The work at Pearce is slow, as the company has a fill of about eignt feet, for a distance of nearly half a mile, to make. They have several camps started and are rushing the work rapidly Beside working on the main line to Douglas thsy are pushing the bFanch-to Gleason and Couraland with several crews. The company intend to add more men and teams at once and building the road into Douglas will be one of the quickest jobs see, in Arizona for sometime.
 The company that is working the Commonwealth property, of which Mir. Smith is a member are running the usual amount of ore through the mill and are nov able to handle ore that carries but 8 per ton at a profit. The larger portion of this rock is being taken from a cavein which occurred a few years ago.
 He is of the opinion that Pearce will materially improve in prosperity and population on account of the building of railroads out of the camp. He also states that a number of settlers are taking up homesteads in the val, ley adjacent to Pearce, and the entire valley on both sides of that place is being rapidly settled up.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
INTEREST BEING TAKEN
 IN BASKETBALL GAMES
Two Teams Will Compete To- night In the Y. M. c. A.
 Champ Series

An unusual amount of interest has developed in the series of games be- ing played among four basket bah teams of the camp for a pretty trophy offered by l.. l.. Gilman. The four contesting teams are the high school team, the Y. M. c. A. team, the c. c. tam, and the C. & A. team, with the high school team in the lead.
 Tonight at the Y. M. c. A. gym nasium the third of the series will be played, the teams to be paired of as follows: High School vs. Copper Queen: Y. M. c. 4. vs. c. & A The publie will be welcomed to the games which will be called al 7:30.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
HEAlE's BILL IS TO
 CHANCE COUNTY SEAT
lContinned from Page OneO

lContinued from Page One.) tv seat shall be voted on: Provided if q general election is 10 be held within six months from the date oi the filing of such petition, no special election shall be ordered but the ques, ton of removal of such county seat shall be submitted to a vote at the next general election
 l2O4 (SectiOn g. Notice that the question of removal of the county seat to the place named in the petition win be submitted to vote ar sucA special or general election, shall be published once in the official newsps- per of the county. by the board of su- pervisors. at least twenty days before such election.
 Sec ?. All acts and parts of acts In conflict with the provisions Of thfs act are hereby repealed.
 Sec 9. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after it's massage
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
LIEBLINe COMPOSITIONS
 BY DOUGLAS AMATEURS

DOUGLAS. Feb. 10.-fSDecial l-
 The Liebling Amateur Piano club, composed of the pupils of Clarence E. KrinbiI. assisted by Mrs. Lewis Mor- ris, soprano soloist gave an entire program of the compositions of Emil Liebling, Americas famous pianist and eCmUoser. last night at the Meth odist church.
 The building was crowded with the invited friends of the club and every number was well executed. This Is the first public recital this year. MT. KrinbiIi is endeayorfDg to secure a date with Liebling when he makes his western tour next year for a concert in Douglas. After the musical, the reception committee, composed of Mrs. Schmeiding. Mrs. Hofer, Olive Wright, Anna Curry, Roy Riley, Nina Mayo, Rowena Deming, Myrtle Virgle and Mona O'Neil, served fruit punch in the ante room. For an encore Mrs. Morris sang Just k'wearying For You" which was the only musical number not composed by Liebling. The program was:
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
CHIEF R0BBER SLIPS
 BY LOWELL OFFICERS
But Eight Mexicans Caught Wearing Stolen Shoes Were
 Jailed Last Night

Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer and Constable L. H. Bailey. of Lowell went to Naeo last night in an effort to arrest a Mexican wanted on a charge of being an accomplice in the the feOf thirty some odd pairs of shoes from local store. They were unable to locate their man, but will probably get hi min the course of the next twenty-four hours.
 Eight Mexicans are already in jail at Lowell. having been arrested charged with wearing the stolen shoes. A paddock, identified by the man from whom it was taken, was recovered when tho raid was made in the frame building just across from the C. < A. hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
GRADING AT DOUGLAS ID
 START SOON
Sunday is Day Set For Start On That End of New Douglas Gleason Line-LocaI Men Contractors

Grading on the Douglas end of the E. r. & s. w Douglas, Gleason, Court land line will be commenced Sunday by James Brophy and ]. NJ. Johnson, of Lowell. A force of men and fifty mules will be employed at the start.
 This was tho information given out last evening by James V. Bergen, su- perinreRd of right of way for the new road and Jesse Ioakum, his as- sistant. who arrived from Courtland for shCrt business stay. The work which Is being contracted for by Pow CTS < O'Connell. of Fl Paso, has been sub-let to the local men. although the Courtland end of the work, which is largely in rock. is being done by the contractors themselves.
 Progress there Is necessarily slow and it is expected that the Douglas end of the line will be completed long before the CourtlandGleason portion is ready for laying steel. To aid in the work fifty mules were received yesterday at Courtiand, and will be set at work at once on the grading operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11

riage ceremony at Ma-nsroneck on December 2s, 1905, which the Su- preme court last November declared was no marriage.
 After the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Osborne went to the Lakewood cot tage of Mrs. Cranberry Ritchie. Later in the week they are expected to go to Europe for a protraeted visit. Mir Osborn's mother. who attended the ceremony left for the south soon after.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
SUIT FOR RECOVERY
 OF HUGE AMOUNT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10.-caris- iopher A. Buckley, formerly a promi- nent politician of this city, was nam cd as defendant in an acton for the recovery Of S300,000. filed today by Edmund Burke, a stockholder in the United States Wireless printing com pany. Burke alleges tbat Buckley usurped management of the affairs of ne company and mfsappropriated its funds and resources to his own use, oY crganizing herewith another com- pany known as the Buckingham Type writer Telegraph company "freezsng out stockholders of the original compan;.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-For Ari- ona; Partly cloudy Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
SNOW FLOW KILLS
 IN AWuFUl PLUNGE

DENVER, Feb. 10.-While blowing through heavy drifts at Baxter Pass. on the Uintah railroad, an engine and snow blow. rounding a sharp curve on the down grade. plunged down a 300 foot precipice. killing the en- gincer. J. E. Lane. and fatally injo-- .nc 8 G-zek section hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11

PAI-A ALTO, Feb. 10.-On a field covered with a pool of water and with a steady downpour of rain al most hiding the teams from 1,500 spectators, the Wallabies, the Austra- lian rugby football team defeated Stanford varsity this afternoon by a score Of B 10 a
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
SPECULATION WAS
 TRRPIn TN eTRFFT

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-Spsculstiv' spirit seems 10 be in torpor and no operations of any far reaching sisnil canoe are undertaken in the stock market. Today's market was almCs. barren of incident. An immed ate factor increasing the dull tendency was the approaching double hcl day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
FILE AFFIDAVITS WITH
MAYOR OF PROSPECT
Law And Order League
Takes New Tack.
Edward Burke and Al. Kortc Are
Arrested and Taken TO the village
BY the Marshal

The Law and Order league, dissatis
fled with the results of Rose lay
prosecutions in this city, today com
menced a new plan of procedure
when two afiidavits were filed in the
lccurt of Mayor Huff at Prospect, The
affidavits charge Al Korte, of Hoyles
street, and Edward Burke, of North
Main street, this city with selling
whisky to Wilbert e. Stillwell
Marshall Lauer, of Prospect today
arrested both Burke and Korte, re,
turning with them to Prospect at two
O'Clock. They will be Immediately ar.
raigned and their trials will probably
be set for Wednesday, Burke's case
was recently commenced in the pro.
bate court but the court sustained the
defendants motion requesting dismis.
sal on the ground that the court was
without jurisdiction.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
PERSONALS.

p. L. Bolinger, of Playground street
and John Dean, of Caledonia were in
Toledo over Sunday.
Mrs. John Dean, of Caledonia, Is
visiting her mother Mrs J. w. Gale
er, of Playground street.
Rev. Joseph Dennig, of st. Marys
church went to Cincinnati this morn
ing where he will spend a weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Beatty left
yesterday for three weeks trip to
Boston, New York, Atlantic City and
Sother eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Creyiston, of
Edward street, have returned home
from Greenville. Their little daughter
was brought home quite i'll.
Miss Helen Scoville, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ii. S. Scoville, of Girard ave.
is much improved after very serious
illness with typhoid fever. She was
unconscious during last week.
Mrs. Guy Jones, of Blaine avenue,
was operated on this morning by DR.
f. NJ. Baldwin and f. b. Sawyer
She is getting along nicely at noon to
day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
BRIEF MENTION.


Walter Murphy's West End baseball
team played a team from Moral at
Webb Park Sunday Afternoon and de
ieated them in an interesting game.
John Ralston, of Cherry street, who
was injured Saturday. in falling off a
ladder while painting, Is recovering
nicely. Ralston was standing on the
ladder few steps mp, when he
turned backward and fell, wrenching
his back quite painfully.
Harold, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Barton, of Waterloo street
was struck n the head by u clothes
wringer, while his mother was at
work Saturday. The wringer fell
striking the lad and cutting quite q
bad cash. lie is getting along nicely
| Princess Burtsield and Mr.. George
Burris, both Of Moral were united in
marriage at The Methodist parsonage
at Harpster Sunday afternoon by Rev.
| j f. Aultman. Both are very promin-
hent young people of Moral. They will
reside near there.
Miss Claudia Paxton, who is en-
ployed with The clerical force of the
Warner and Edwards company, fell
while at work this morning and
slightly injured herself A cut on the
forehead was the only serious injury
received. She was taken to her home
on Sharpless Court in a cab and Is
getting along nicely.
1
| Fred Lotte. who lives at No. 427
| Blaine avenue. met with a very pain
| full accident while at work in the
shops Of the Marion Steam Shovel
| company this morning at about $3.50
o'clock. He was handling some ma
terials when a piece of steel fell upon
the toe of the right foot, crushing It.
Dr. A. Rhu was called and gave the
man surgical attention. He Will be of
duty several days on account of the
accident. He resides at Cardington
Raymond, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rocker. of South
State street, was quite badly cut and
! bruised in an accident in front of the
Y. NJ. G. A. building, shortly after
noon today. The lad was riding on
a wheel, and coming too close to the
| CuIDlHE u aNOlu running INTO
crowd of boys, was overturned and in
iured. He was carried to his home in
the Magruder block and his injuries
may confine him there for several
days.
Bids were received and opened in
the Office of City Clerk Charles To.
bin at noon today for furnishing ma.
teriels for resanding the beds of the
Garbage Disposal plant. Only two bids
were received. One was from the VOL.
lenweber Lumber company agreeing
to furnish the material at $l.07 and
one from J. w. Patton at $1.19 pei
yard. A meeting is being held by the
public service board this afternoon fol
the consideration of the bids.
The members of the board OF publ,
service have extended the time fol
the completion of the repair work OF
the Church and South Prospect as
rhalt paving until August 7. The firm
OF Mayer Brothers, which held tn,
contract gave bond of $1,000 for the
completion of the work by July 1.
and failed to complete the work witt
the result that the time was extended
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
FROM HORRIBLE DEATH
Leroy Allen Run Over BY
Moving Machine.
Fortunately the Cutter Bar Missed
Him--Was Kicked by Horse In
His Team.

While cutting hay on the farm of
Hiram Sylvester, two miles south
of Agosta, just before noon, Monday,
Leroy Allen was seriously injured
by being stuck In the eye by a kick
ing horse. Allen had dismounted
from the moving machine to straight
en- out tangle in the harness, when
one of the horses kicked, the hoof
striking him in the right eye. The
force of the blow felled him and the
horses dashed down the field, the
wheel of the vehicle passing over the
victims right arm, bruising and cut
ting it severely. There were also num-
erous painful cuts about the face. Men
at work in the field say Apllen's es-
cape from fatal injury was little short
of miraculous, as a slight swerving of
the team would have resulted in his
being frightfully mangled by the
knives.
The injured man was removed to
his home three miles south of Agosta
where DR.. f.. Culbertson dressed the
wounds. The patient Is recovering
nicely.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
A FAIR EXCHANGE.

AYOw Daphne. dear, you must not fret.
Ky My well beloved suffragette.
II " No matter what cur laws may say,
I'll see to 1t you have your way. -
There used to be saying that
There's several ways to skin a cat"
And even If the law denies
And casts on you It's marble ewes.
Just list to me and you will note
Exactly how you'll win the vote.
You'll have IL ere election time,
My best beloved maid. or I'm
No prophet of what is to be,
IL you will only list to me.
want you, Daphne, for my own.
cannot 20 through life alone.
Since meeting you, / must confess, ~
I'VE little use for loneliness.
want your hand: want your heart;
Ia have you drive my apple cart;
| want your smile about my place;
l want each day to zee your face
And every smile It sheds to be
A smile on nobody but me.
And so this fair exchange I'd make.
Give me yourself. and you may take
My vote for evermore to use
In any way you chance to choose.
l want your heart; you want vote
Let's swap and JOY for all promote.
When comes around election day
III go and vote It as you say.
And no one will the wiser be
Save me and you and you and me.
Twon't be Illegal either for
The secret ballot is the law!
Horace Dodd Gastit in New York
Times
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
MISSING WORD EDITOR
PUTS ONE ACROSS
Not a Correct Answer to
the Puzzle.
Two Times One are Two and That
Is the Rule Which VIII BE Applied
Tomorrow.

The Missing Word Editor got away
with the goods Saturday.
The COMMISSIONS were there alright,
but evidently they were not visible 10
the naked eye, as shown by the
plethora of incorrect solutions on the
NJ. w. editors desk this morning. Lots
of folks had ideas about what should
be supplied, but there are ideas and
ideas, and Just as new and correct
ones bring fame and money to the
person who figures out problem to
the satisfaction of that dear public.
always keen on the idea thing, so the
correct solution for the puzzle page
would have meant regular dollar
Tor the winner. 1t won't depreciate in
value over night however, and for the
successful one tomorrow there will be
two of those lovely dollars, and two
Is one better than one any day. 1t
Just makes the game a little more
worth while, the prize worth one
hundred cents more of effort.
This was the way the M. w. editor
handed the puzzle people the double
cross Saturday evening:
In Probst Brothers ad which read
I'VE carry line SIG" the word
OF. making it read I'VE carry a
line of sic"
In the Denman-Jenner company ad,
the selling is as brisk as it was
when Clearance Sale started" the
word OUR" making it read when
our Clearance Sale started"
In the II. S. Martin insurance, "why
allow your house or household to re
rain uninsured" the word GOODS,
making it read why allow your house
or household goods to remain uninsur
ed"
About that pair of one spots tomor-
row, it's up to someone to pull them
across, and it might as well be YOU.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
VERY QUIETLY
Miss Rose Cusic is Welded
to Mr.. Harry Hid.

The marriage of Miss Rose Cusic
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic
Cusic, of North Oak street to Mr..
Harry Hid occurred in Rev Father
Denning's study Saturday evening at
900 O'Clock.
Mre. Hid Is a popular and at
tractive young lady, prominent in
Catholic circles and the groom is a
valuable employe in the offices Of the
Adams Express company. Their
marriage comes as a happy surprise
to their friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hid will be at home
temporarily with the brides parents.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
UNTIMELY DEMISE
Mrs. Addie Cramer Dies AT
ter Brief Illness.

The death of Mrs. Addie Cramer,
aged twenty-one years, young wife of
John Cramer, of Mark street, oc-
Cured shortly after noon Monday.
The untimely demise comes as n
sorrowful announcement to the many
friends of the couple in this city,
Mrs. Cramer's sickness having been
a brief one. She was born in Marion
county and has resided here during
her entire life.
Funeral services win occur from the
house Wednesday afternoon at 100
O'Clock, interment TO be made in
Pleasant Hin cemetery
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
SECRET WEDDING
Caledonia Lady Surprises
Her Friends. &

The many friends of Miss Eta
Schlientz will be surprised to hear
OF her marriage to Raymond Schanck
OF Cincinnati. which occurred at the
that place Thursday, July s. Miss
Schlientz left Caledonia a few weeks
ago for a visit with relatives in the
southern part Of the state and her an
ticipated marriage was kept a secret
The young people have gone to house
keeping in Cincinnati, . where the
groom holds lucrative position.-Gal-
ion Inquirer.
Good music alhday atLincoln Park
tomorrow, an orchestra of 30 pieces
in the evening. " It.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
EolloMinn a Lad.

A lady who had been married only a
month on receiving nice brace Of
pheasants as gift told the servant to
cook them for Saturdays dinner.
please, mum, do you like the birds
'igh? asked the girl.
Like the birds eye. Mary? What
do you meanf" replied the mistress.
"Well, mum, some folks like the
birds stale" explained Mary.
"Oh, like the birds tail! Yes, bring
in both the eye and the tail."-London
News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
OFF FOR CAMP
Co. D, o. N. g., Will Leave
Tuesday Morning.

Co. ID, of the Ohio National Guard,
viii leave over the Pennsylvania rail-
road Tuesday morning shortly after 10
O'Clock for Sandusky and thence for
Camp Perry. where they will hold
their annual encampment. There viii
be two special trains over the Penn
sylvania, carrying the soldiers and
Co. ID will board the main train which
leaves Columbus early Tuesday morn
Ing, arriving here as the first train.
The members of the company have
ben practiclng long for the events to
be held at Camp Perry and they ex-
pect to enjoy good training in the
drills and shoots which will be con-
ducted. They will remain in camp
there until Wednesday, July 2S.
The best of refreshments at Lincoln
Park tomorrow ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
The Limelioht.

"Why did Ranterton give up his part
and quit the company at the last mo.
mentp'
"He discovered at our final dress re-
hearsal." replied the manager, that in
one scene he would be expected to
stand up stage, with his back turned
toward the audience, while another
member Of the company made speech
nearly a quarter of a minute long,
Chicago Record-Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
Their Suhstitute.

Eva-Yes. we bachelor girls often
give a yachting party and never think
of taking a man along.
Jack-Well, well! Don't you ever get
lonesome?
Eva-Oh. well, If we do we hug the
shore.-IIouston Post.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
4 II y 4 4 4 X
THE RAILROADS.

A special order has been issued by
the officials of the Erie to local rail-
road men, stating that frequently
firemen and brakemen are left in
charge of engines and do switching
during the absence of the engineer
and that the practice must be discon-
tinued. According to the order, there
is much danger in this violation Of the
rules and the practice Is very harm
full and must be discontinued.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19

Wild Man--Yes, the two midgets are
going to be married. He calls her his
peach, and she calls him the apple of
her eye.
Glass Eater-H'm! 1 suppose they
will soon be dwarf palr.-Chicago
News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
BARN BURNS
M. j. Selanders Loses in a
Fire Saturday Afternoon.

The barn of NJ. ]. Selander at Waldo
was almost completely destroyed by
fire Saturday afternoon. The flames
are supposed to have originated in a
room in the structure occupied by a
stableman and fitted by him with a
small gasoline stove. The loss Is esti-
mated at $500.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-19
The Reason.

"Well, Johnny, do you wish you
were n grownup man."
"You bet do"
"But why"
$50 people wouldn't ask me such
fool questions. s."-Clevelaud Leader.