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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
SPEED LAWS OF 1916.
Coaches Going Nine Miles an Houi
 Frightened the Enssish-

Coaches Goine Nine Niles an Hour
 Frightened the Enssish-
 The outcry daily growing louder in England against the excessive speed of motor cars lends interest To the fol- lowing passage from the Annual Regis ter for 1SiG:
 X new coach was started in the spring to run 10 Brighton. a distance of fifty two miles. in six hours. This. however. became alarming, par ticularly in the populous neighbOrhood Of NewiuSton. through which it passed, and the parish officers there caused in- formation to be laid against the driv- CTS for driving furiously on the public road So as to endanger the lives of his najesty's subjects.
 The result of this is tO be read in Mansard's Parliamentary Reports" |" June 10. lS1G.
 The attorney general moved for leave to bring in a biH the object of which was the protection of the lives and limbs of his majesty's subjects by ! correcting the enormous abuses of stagecolch drivers Within these few days II would be hardly credible what number of applications he had re ceived on this subject
 Some accounts were enough to freeze one with horror. A gentleman of ve- | racity had informed him that on Tues day. May 21, at 530. the Trafalgar and Regulator coaches set off Iron Manchester and got 10 Liverpool al S20, doing this journay in two hours fifty minutes. at the rate of twelve miles an hour.-New York Sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of Beard of Supervisors, Co
 chisc County. Arizona
 Notice is herebv giyen that sealed bids will be rec-iNed by the board Of supervisors 10 furnish two whole $. me. saihs,antia and well prepared meals day to t.- prisoners confined m 'ae Lswefl k-anch county jail, to- gether N itn inc necessary appliances.
 ieids iaust be aceonSanied by n good and sufficient bond in the sum of S5O0.0Js conditioned that the bidder will Ontes into contract with the Board of supervisors that such bond as it may fix for the performance of the bid.
 The envelope containing proposals must. be endorsed across the end Pro pcsals for feeding prisoners in the Lowell Branch County Jail" No assignment of contract can be made without the written consent of the board.
 Bids will be received up to i ?. m. Monday, March 1. 1909. and then open ed
 The board reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. l tSigned:) G. J. McCABE. Chairman Attest: H. F. Berner, Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
MEMBERSHIP BANQUET

The Young Women's Christian As sociatiJn has completed it's first year. On February 2, the first annual meet' ing of the members will occur. This happy event will take the form of membership banquet The commit tee in charge is making elaborate preparations for the occasion. which bids fair to surpass anything Of the kind ever undertaken by the associa' ton The committees are at work. and it Is hoped that women of all ages who are considering joining
 soon will do so before January 2s. so that they too many enjoy the banquet.
 Every woman who desires to see thls Organization prosper is invited to
 become a member. There is no Or
 ganization for women alone that Is
 dcing, or has the opportunity 10 do,
 such splendid things for the young
 womanhood of our city as has tae Y. ". C. A. Ladies desiring to join ia the work now. may hand their names to some member. or call at the assO- citation building. where they will be supplied with application blanks
 which accompany tae one dollar fee which entities them to one years membership. Girls upder fifteen years Of age. s9c per Jar. If you
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
CITY FUNDS DEPOSITED.

The funds which the city of Bisbee is 70 expend upon t1e new fire pro Lection system. together with other lesser. but mucl needed improve ments. were deposited in the banks or the city in accordance with he instructions the city cour'- ciI. The total amount of the deposit, s250. 600 was distributed as follows: $50. 900 to the Bank of Bisbee; s20,005 70 the Citizens Bank & Trust com rany.- and SS0.000 to the Miners & Merchants Bank The money will be
 '-if hdraurp from time 10 time as need ed, and under the orders Of the coun- ciL City Clerk George W. Gage has been placed under s25.00e bonds as a result of this enormous increase Of city funds which must at different times be handled by aim-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
MAGIC GLASS.
A Curious Mirror :Ths; May Be Made
 Transparent.

 A Curious Mirror That May Be Made
 Transparent.
 One of the most crrious inventions If this age is what is called platinized glass. A piece of glass is coated with an exceedingly thin layer of a liquid charged with platinum and then raised to a red beat The platinum becomes united to the glass in such way as to forru an odd kind of mirror.
 The glass has not really lost its Transparency, and yet if one places it against wall and looks at 1t he sees his image SIS in an ordinary looking glass. But when light is allowed 10 come through the glass from the other side. as when it is placed in q window, it appears perfectly transparent. like or,iinary glass.
 By constructing window of plati ni.sed glass one could stand close be hird inc pan.s in an unilluminated rroia and behold clearly everything eoiaS on outside. while passersby look ing at the window would behold only T fine mirror or set of mirrors in which their own figures would be reflected, while the person inside remained in- visible.
 In France various tricks have been cuntrivcd with the aid of this glass. In one q person, seeing what appears Co he an ordinary mirror, approaches it to gaze upon himself \ sudden charge in the mechanism sends light through the glass from the back, l whercupon il instantly becomes trans. parent. and the startled spectator finds himself confronted by some grOtesque ] figure that had been hidden behind the mag gic glass.-New York Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

E. A Tovrea was a passenger TOT Hereford yesterday evening.
 O. R. Seize- and T. II. Suttar, t~1 Los Angehes trageaing men were look ing after bnsiness affairs ir this clty yestsrtias.
 Prank !. Graf returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he has beea looking after business matters.
 N. .. Cunningham is in Douglas ai. tending a meeting Of the Douglas lfn' provenenf company.
 c. K Mills. of Morenei, was m the city yesterfay.
 W. Fl and M- !. Brophy are m Douglas looking efter business lnter- 3 eszs to the Smeit<~ City. | Fl Tsher. general manager ot shs C. & A. interests ih Coarti-fifa' was in the city yesterday.
 ". q. Giimorc and N. D- Scslnnfr. e Tombsfone, were business NisiS0,s in the city yesterday.
 Rev. Father Burns. of the Roman Catholic church of Tombstone, Is ths guest of the ReS. Father MueTer, or this ctty-
 Mis- Eagenia Lloyd and her mother, Mrs. C. ". Lloyd. returned to the city yesterday from visit uo Tempe Jack Bennett and William Daul leie Tuesday e<eatng for Salt Lake Sies- Mir. ani Mrs. Henry Gillespie, ot n Paso. xho we're recently msTrl1u In the Pass City. passed through yes fer,iay en rcute to taeir future hJ-hs at TombStone-
 William Miller. of South Bend, h. .t;aY.a x,as looking after business in terests in Bisiee yesterday
 Franklin VI. Smith. who has been looking over the Patagonia mining district in Santa Cruz county TOT number of days. has returned 70 DIS bee
 R RI Donaldson. Of Fl Paso. was 2 business caller in the city yestef- cay
 Frans Smith and Deputy Sheriff Frank Baner. of Lowell. returned yt,S- terday from Courtiand. where they bought two lots each in the sale "l Monday.
 vrs James Wood was iu Biseas. yesterday between trains to visit asr sist.T>in-iaw. Mrs. Albert Wood, who al present Is at the Copper oue-Si hospital
 mrs. Mary Fletchpr was in Bisbes' yesterday visiting her sister. Ars. Bd. FEetcaer, returning to souglas oh the evening train
 D. Ross, of the Copper Queen Inlhe left for Douglas yesterday on 8 shor' business trip.
 W M Miller. formerly conaect'-l with the Modern mine, retnrned yes terday from St Louis. where ne ha7 resided for the past four years.
 Nessrs. w II. and M. J. Bropas and M. J. Cunningham were in Doug las yesterday to attend the meeting of she Douglas Improvement con uany, for which they are directors.
 w. G. Gilmore came over Iroi Tombstone yesterday on legal busi ness
 Franklin W. Smith Is back Iron Starta Cruz county. where he mas been on mining business
 W. Miller, of South Bend. lhdiiina who has mining interests in this sec tion- returned to his hone yesteFdas
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

q real monetary loss to the govern nent of about $50, that being the value of his clothing and a full kit His arms are not lost After the soldier has been Geclared a desert CT. his effects are put up at. auction at the post and sold. The revenue Is posted to the credit of the deserter. and the balance held against him, to be taken out of his account if he IS ever caught and returned to regular duty
 Lately the government has been
 sending deserters to jail for short sentences, and then restoring them to duty. What the new order of things
 means remains to be seen. Bp to a short time ago the United States marshals were suppTied only with a deserter's printed description. Now
 they get his picture.
 Until some four or five years ago there was in each army post can
 teen. At this place everything an or
 dinary man eats and drinks was kept
 for sale. This included candies, cakes
 buttons. thread. cigars, and everything
 a soldier might want, including h. 'quors The profits went to the post
 supporting a canteen. to be used for
 luxuries for the post. Each company or troop received it's cue proportion,
 and purchased vegetables, canned
 fruit. tableware or anything else the
 company might decide to use the money for.
 Enlisted men served short terms as clerks in these Canteeus, and work ed under the supervision of a non. com Over this 'nen-com' was ., commissioned officer. He was really
 in charge of the place. Soldiers did their drinking there The first sign of excess compelled the orderly, or clerk. to send the man out. If he did , not attend to this there was the non com on hand do IL, and if the non com failed, then he was sure to bs ' hauled up by the lieutenant. Ths 7 lieutenant did not stay at the canteen
 but visited it regularly. The result
 of this was that no soldier ever got ] drunk at the canteeR. The abolish , ment of the canteen has caanged al this, and now there is more drunk Eenness and desertion in the arTny , than the average civilian would be z iieve."
 Senator Francis r. Warren, chair
 man of the senate committee on mil itary affairs, explains the situatiLn n h s this maner:
 !. You see. the good women have go r it into their pretty heads tha, tn,
 canteen is thing of the devil, aRs ? that it makes gin-mill out of ever, t army post. and these good wonlei
 nave stirred up such q rumpus that $ the representatives Of the people ar,
 afraid to run counter to it. The can
 Iteen does not send army boys to tn, i devil, but keeps them from going tf him. The canteen allows them {, have light, pure peer in decent sur roundings, instead of driving him out side to dens of unspeakable mora character. The women reply: Well
 no well brought up boy will go t | these places anyway And there yo
 are. Boys are going to the bad, an, i facts are facts.''
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
BEST. TREATMENT
 FOR GROUP SUDDEN. SEVERE ATTACKS ARE OF FREQuEET eG-
 CUR2ENCE. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a Certain Cure Has Never Been Known to Fail.

If Ifyourehild has ever had sroop, you need no description of the symptoms, bot to the inexperienced, the peculiar ringing cough is often unnotieed until the disease is well un- der way. A child may go 70 bed st night in his usual health, except perhaps a eOld, oniy to asaken few hours later with a well de veloped attack of eroap and the remainder of the night is spent by the anxious parents in trying to relieve his s1fiering, which is usually more or less expennental lt Is usually difficult to secure the services of . physician i'm the middle of the night and he should never be depended upon as the case must be treated at once. A bottle Of Cham- berlsin's Cough Remedy in the house vili save anxiety, expense and perhaps the life of the child. When this medicine ia given at the first indication Of cToop, the attack may be avoided, and even after the croupy cough has appeared, it will prevent the at- tack. We have never known it to fail to effect cure in any case of eroup and it is, we believe, in more general use in the United States for that difsase than any osher remedy. BlSBRE DRUG co. sisbee Naeo and
 Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
VISITED SOUTHLAND.

H. j. Simmons. general manager Of
 hr Southwestern. visited COuriiaud and returned to Bisbee
 asr evening 10 take the train for Fl paso. He was interested in the gen. .ral progress of the work al that 70int and says that from the general enthusiasm which is prevailing there, they are expecting one of the great mining camps of the southwest. Mir. Simmons states that the ride to Court
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
riT islanders Sugar Cane Dance.

A very curious and exceedingly ciev- CT dance may be witnessed in Fiji call ed by the natives ''tbe sugar cane meke." or sugar cane dance. It rep resents the growth of The sugar cane In the first figure the dancers squat low on the ground, shake their heads shut their eyes and murmur slowly and softly an unintenigible sentence Gradually they all stand up together growing taller. and taller. and as they grow they wave their arms an, tremble all over from ankle to head Ike the tall. tasseled cane waving | the wind. and s.ii. ,est seeF on cham Ing lss..ses zhd louder The last hs gre represents series of combat meant to symbolize the. exactions 0 the chiefs. who compel the -kaisi
 willing and unwilling. to come and CD their crops.-London Standard
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
# CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS ss

desire to become a member the pres ent membership will be delighted to add your name to the books. Join now and get in touch with the work. Meet the new general secretary if you have not done so. You will find her brilliant entertainer. and a delightful christian woman. splendid menu win be served at the banquet. which will be given at ?. m, February ?.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
FROM THE NICKEL PLATE

C. A. Melin. district passenger agent of the Nickel Plate. is paying a visit to Bisbee looking after the in. terests of the road in this district or the southwest. He states that there is general resumption of busipess affairs all over the country and that he expects to see great business year upon which We are just now launching.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
rHe BROOKS CONSOLIDATED

W. Thompson states that the Brooks Consolidated is making good progress in the Ajo mountains Thompson. who resides at Douglass came up yesterday and says that there is considerable activity in that section and that there is great inter est being taken there in the mining: business at present.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
esLieHTFut EVENING.

The recital given at the Methodist church last night by Miss Wyant was d success in every particular. MSS Wyaat possesses much talent, and made a pleasing and forcible impress sion upon her audience. which was one of culture and refinement. The recital was given by the ladies aid sT the church
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
A BIC DAY TODAY.

Today is big day for the Servians 1i .e city, as .isSr -rs. as | is ,he Servians' national holiday St. Says day is observed all over the world where the Servians are found, and preparations are made for the due ob- servance Of this celebration. Today t1ere will be big dinner served at Pythiarr hall. and all will be there for r-C Occa sion
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
RETURNS FROM THE EAST

Fritz Harrington. who has been il the east for the past few we2ks. re- turned yesterday. He has been look ing after mining business and says that everything is very promising in the east in business circles. He was one of tse successful in selling the large block of stock of the BisbEe Extension. and later was in New Work 'o- other business.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

w Fl. Long has purchased '1 l'v'
 model 40-horse power seven psisseh- ger automobile which he is solhs '9 operate between Bisbee and ColrtieIilu in the passenger. baggage and eS- press business. He is also goins 70 do a rental business around BlsD'-s. He expects to nave ms machlua ready for use oIl February l. 'oO
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
soApo MET LAST NIGHT.

Thc Bisbee board of education met last night al the Central School building. Nothing of any particular public interest came up. The meat- ing was given over to the monthly tnsiness. auditing and general reu- tine All members were present
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
SANK DOING BUSINESS.

The Citizens branch bank at Court lapf was opened for business the latter part of last week, and are re ported to be doing fine line of busi- ness The growing camp is glad to have this banking honse in its midsi and Mir. LOckliag. cashier. is reported to be one Of the busiest mea in this busy camp
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
LEAVES FOR NEVADA.

Ben. l.. Watson. one of the well known residents of Bisbee. left yes terday for Goldheld. Nevada, whe-o hc will reside in the future. He has resided iq ;5isbee since 1900. except H., 2, shcrl time wheI h. resided a; Ra awhide He states that there are number of Edsbee men there and an arc doing nicely in a business way
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
SAYS PHOENIX IS LIVELY.

Prank J. Graf returned yesteTna' from Phoenix. where he has been iof several days on business anairs- he states that he saw the BisOee ooys there. and that they all seemed to be enjoying life and helping tJ -nase PhocniN lively.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

4 fine stock exhibit is assured for Seattle next year during the progress of the Alaska-Y ukOn Pacific Exposs- ton Every fair association in Brit ish Columbia and the Northwest will be represented. The stock show will be held two weeks commencing Sep, tembeT 27.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
CONFINED TO HIS ROOM.

Otto GeisenhcTeT. wlo has been suffering for the past thirty days with a swelling of the right foot, is con. fined to his -ovms in tse Mnneim block. The general is carrying his troubles lightly aud Is surrounded by a aost of friend who are continually dropping in to see him
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
rHe WAITE STEAMER.

c. l.. Dobson. Owner)
 The largest and easiest riding auto mobile in the district will leave (. C. hotel each day at $ a. m. for Court land Phone B-l9s or B-S37. S4s
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
 VEOMEN.

The regular meeting night O. Jls abuys order "Wednesday. January 2j has been changed 10 Friday JanuaF' 29. Members gre 'reouestea 10 aG tend. Important business haWlT1 F. Keast. Correspondent 'N'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
LADIES' AID.

The ladies' aid of the M. F. church viii be held in the church parlors on Thursday. January 2s. Business meeting at 2:30 D. m-. followed by social. All members and friends sre invited to attend
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
4 SLIGHT SPRINKLE.

Bisbee was visited yesterday by a slight sprinkle which helped lay the dust The air was moist and re- minded the easterner of the spring morn'nss in June. which are always welcomed -II.i4G
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

The regular weekly rehearsal of the choir of the Presbyterian Church will be held on Friday evening this week tat eight o'clock instead of Saturday owning as usual
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
AUTO STAGE LINE.

Leaves Palace stable in Bisbee every morning at < a. m. for Court. and Phone to stable for reservation. Fare Sa 50 542
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
AUTO STAGE LINE.

Leaves Palace stable in Bisbee every morning at s a. m. for Court land, Phone to stable for reservation. Fare s3.50. 5fz
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
AUTO STAGE LINE

Leaves Palace stable in BisDee every morning at a. ID. for Court land. Phone to stable for reservation. Fare S3.5O. S7-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

The Spokane county building at the Alaska -Yukon-Pacific Exposition m 1909 will represent an expediture of SIe.000 and will be of Spanish mission arcnatecture.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

New Hotel Sonora. Cananea- Re modelled and first class in every way Mcdaniel Bros. proprietors. 2sS
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

Stage daily (except Sundays) to anu from Leadville. Courtland, Gleason. Leaves Brophy's stables, Lowell and L<-auviIle. o.VU a. m. sharp. Fai,
 each way, s3.50: 50 pounds free PCT
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

Queen Alva, noted Clairyoyant and palrDist, may be consulted at Mason House, Lowell. 0''
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

FOR RENT-6 room house, No. IS
 Tank Hill. Reasonable rent. Inquire
 Joseph McNehs. No. 17 Tank HnL
 or P. O. Box AS. 55s
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms.
 No. IF School Hill. Inquire at Mrs. Layton's 5S3
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

FOR RENT-Cozy four room cottage
 in Warren. Completely furnished
 Phone l.. 61. Southwestern Realty company
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

In the Canadian guiding at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition will be more than ls.000 square feet oi exhibit space
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

FOR RENT-Housekeeping rooms.
 No. S Iank Hill 590
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished room at R.
 Lockie's, 107 School Hill. 593
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

FOR aENT-One large front room, electric ligats. Privilege of bath. Apply No g School Hin, Henkel Flats
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
LOST snp FOUND.

FoUND-Pair of gold trimmed glasses. Call at Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

MONEY T6 LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN. apply to Johnson & Haigier. O. K block. opposite deo"f !"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

FOR CLEAN. neat. newly furnished rooms. equipped, either for light housekeeping or rooming purposes. to suit tenant. apply at the office of s. K. Williams, or at the Star
 lodging house. 3OO
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

Franklin W. Smith Is back from Stanta Cruz county, where he has been on mining business
 W. Miller, of South Bend. lhdiiiila' who has mining interests in this sec tion. returned to his home yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-07
TELL OF THEIR TRIP TO VALLEY
(Continued from page one.l

town boy-Ernest C. Thorpe. bro
ther of Letter Carrier Jesse Thorpe.
Mr.. Thorpe is operating a truck ranch
and has made it pay big returns on
the investment during the few years
he has lived there.
&c. w. Sykes and Jim Chesser, for
mer Henry men. also own fruit ranch
es in the vicinity of Grand Junction.
each having a 20-acre tract, and each
is in love with the country.
The Watertown gentlemen who
have Just returned report many in
teresting incidents of the trip. and
they consider themselves lucky in es-
Gaping some of the big disasters of
mountain railroading during a brief
period of cloudbursts of an exception
al nature in point of resultant dam
ages. For instance. they barely es-
capped head-end collision near Colo
rado Springs, having passed over the
line on the section of the train i'm
mediately preceding the section that
was wrecked, resulting in the loss
OF many lives. Trains at this time of
the year in that region run in sec
tons of two to four sections to the
train to accommodate the vast horde
of travellers"