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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
DOUGLAS DID
 NOT LOSE CASE

DOUGLAS. July 30.-tSpecial)--
 Boldly heralded allegations to the contrary notwithstanding, the city oi Douglas did not lose the tax case in stituted by William Kline. which was tried at Tombstone yesterday; and Mir. Kline, and not the city, is appel. lant from the decision of Judge Doan. The illegaiity of the blanket raise made by the board of equalization was long since established, but Judge Doan decided that an illegal raise did not affect the existing assessment. as contended by the city. and the sum total of benefit derived by Mir. Kline was to have his assessment reduced from s32.000 to 330.500, which leased him so little that he appealed to the supreme court
 Case an important One.
 This case was one of unusual i'm. portance, inasmuch as it was a de- termined effort to overthrow the en- tire assessment roll of the city. Had Kline won, number of taxpayers who paid their taxes under protest could have demanded a rebate.
 Attorney Wright for Kline made the contention that his clients should pay no taxes, claiming tha, the entire as- sessment was illegal.
 The city did not contend for the le- gality of the blanket raise of twenty per cent, but argued that Kline should pay the full amount of his assessment.
 Judge Doan ruled that Kline should pay taxes upon an assessment of $30,. 500.
 City Attorney Lockwood and Alder man Sparks, who attended the trial in behalf of the city are both well pleased with the result.
 Tt was as good as I possibly could have expected" was MT. Lockwood's s comment
 Benton Loses Case.
 The long fight made by Benton for he privilege of transferring his sa. loon license, above the protest of a majority of tenants of the. west c avenue block between Ninth and Tenth. was finally lost, Judge Doan upholding the legality of the city or Benton's plans. The fine of $50 as sessed against Benton in the local court was reduced to $1..
 Just before the case of the city against the Douglas Gas corporation was to have been started, counsel for the gas corporation filed an amended answer in which numerous new is sues were presented. City Attorney Lockwood did not care to go into immediate trial of the case under those conditions, and. inasmuch as Judge Doan will soon be off for a va ratiop s- barama pacaSear- n sat tho case over until the next term. Mean time. the gas corporation's patrons may continue to refuse to pay meter rent or to pay it, as it pleases them. the money when paid going into the control of the court pending settle ment of the litigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
China Preparing for Census.

China is preparing to take a census of her 400.o00, 900 people. From a cir cular received in New York city it ap pears that the job itself is to be a most thorough one. and that after 1t Is done the facts and figures are to be kept pretty we'll up to date One provision of the regulations reads: After the completion of this census. all births, deaths, marriages and adoptions must be reported by the head of the family to the local census ofice or police station; the rec ords of the families must be revised every two months and records of in dividuals every six months. and re. ports must be made annually to the board of the interior by the directors general of the census from the vari GUS provinces.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
ALvARADO STRIKE IN CASTLE
 DOME DIST. SOLD FOR s300,0OO

YUMA, Ariz.. July BOA tele- gram received by Louis Faatana from Felix Mayhew. now in Los Angeles. states that the Alvarado strike. in the Castle Dome district, was today sold
 to a party of Los Angeles capitalists
 represented by R. J. Williams. of thag
 city. It is also stated that the new
 company will have machinery and
 workmen upon the ground in thirty
 days, ready to commence extensive
 development work. The deal .n-
 wolves s30o.00o. an option for that amount having been given some time since by the owners, J. NJ, l.. F. ani
 Fred Alvarado and Felix Mayhew.
 This option was to have expired on the first of August. and it has been
 known fer some time that the hold CTS were exceedingly anxious to close
 the business, while the Alvarado
 brothers and Mir. Mayhew regretted
 their hasty assent to the terms of $500. 900. when they saw the later as- says upon rock from the claim. The Alvarado. which consists of fourteen claims. two of which are placer. was located January l2 of the present year by two of the Alvarado brothers. ole and Fred, who afterward included the third brother. Alex. and Felix May hew, a brother-in-law. in the owner ship. The strike lies sixteen miles southwest of Kofa. and about twelve miles from the wonderful producer cf the west. the birth Star. With the latter and the Amayisca. owned by California stock company, of which Senator w. A. Barker. of Pasadena. IS president, it makes trio of marvel ously rich mines in the Castle Dome district-the Fl Dorado of Arizona. Development work sufficient to make manifest the great hidden wealth f the Alvarado was carried on until the heat of midsummer and the scarcity of water put an end to active opera tions. Ore from the mine. being assayed, has run as high as s3.000 to the ton. The rock is hard but free milling. a considerable amount of free gold being carried.
 The importance of this deal. the forerunner as it undoubtedly is. to number which will be made during the year, to Yuma county. can scarce
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PAGE THREE ]:

J. c. Erickson returned yesterday from an eight weeks trip throuyhout tse east.
 Capt Thomas McEniry left ast .;sht for Fl Paso after an inspectfop of his Sonora mining properties.
 Miss Mamie Howe went to Court land this morning to spend three weeks with her aunt. Mrs. B. Neff.
 D.ck McNa.r of the Copper Queen store has returned from a two weeks vacation spent around Cloudcrost.
 Mrs. Fred wetterath and baby re- turned to their ranch near Courtland after being in Douglas for several weeks.
 MT. w. N. Mayo, daughter, Nina, and son, Arthur. went to Courtland this morning on a pleasure trip for the day.
 J. R. Todd, a Copper Queen audit or, returned this morning from a sev- eral weeks visit with his family in Wichita. Kansas.
 Larry Calisher came in this morn- tng from a several weeks visit with usS family, who are spending the scmmer at Ocean Park, California
 :ank Turner came ap from Ear sisnda Mababi. in Mexico, yesterday.
 ,sainmaster ]. E. Murphy of the Southwestern went to Fl Paso this morning.
 Hereford, having brought Ella and Ed ward Sneed to spend the day with their father. Ben Sneed, from the Sneed ranch
 James Bickerstaff was down from Bisbee yesterday and in company with Mir. and Mrs W. B. Mcbride visited the property of the Virginia Develop ment company near Cabullona. Mir. Bickerstaff is secretary of this com pany
 E. G. Strickler,, Woods, Corr, Nc. Cam, Ward, Royal, Peebles, Wacy. Munge, Dorsh, Hoeschelle. Thomas. Bruse. Bisbee; Thos McEnirey, Fl Paso; R. W. Clothier. Tucson; A. L. Slouvney. St. Louis; George Kingdom. B. K. EIgin, Nacozari; Clifton H. Wilder. La lara, Colorado; J. R. Todd, City. W. H. Daniel, Minneapolis, Minn.
 H. E. O'Brien, Los Angeles; NJ. M. McMahon, Nacozari; John w. Milli- gan and wife. Guaymas. H. L. Nix, Chihuahua; J. T. Ryan, Spokane: H. N. Ryan. M. F. Weagher, T. Mounly, Fl Paso
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Bunker nul Monument

The Bunker Hill monument is tan obeliSk of Quincy granite on Breeds hill. now called Bunker Hill. in Char. lestown. a part of the city of Boston It is 22i feet in height. 30 feet square at the base and five feet square at the apex. A spiral flight of 295 steps. in side this shaft, leads to a chamber Il feet square immediately under the apex. The corner stone was laid op June IT. 1925. the fiftieth anniversary of the battle. by Lafayette while on 6 visit to this country. and the oration was delivered by Daniel Webster. The monument was completed July g, 1S42, at cost of about s10o. 900. raised b. voluntary contributions. It was dedicated with imposing ceremonies on June IT. 1s43. in the presence oi President Tyler and his cabinet Dan iel Webster delivered the oration be fore 50.000 persons.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
HzDDtncsS.

We ssould be as hay as rossiblc and our happiness shou-d last as long as possible; for these wco can finally issue from self by the portal of hap piness know infinitely wider freedom than those who pass through the gate of sadness. ss.-Maeterlinck
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Gain and Pain.

Gain is according to pain-they are twin brothers, they resemble each other so closely their most intimate friends cannot tell them apart-the one plants the tree. the other cares for it until the fruit is natured.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Hoehinbeamer Returns.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mir and Mrs. T. w. Atterbury are the parents of son who arrived this morning at Mrs. Crawford's private sanitarium.
 ". T. Cardwell was an arrival from Nacozari today
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Arcurcntatiye.

'Dar is two kinds of arguments" said Uncle Eben: "dem in which you is tryin' 10 ealighten somet ody, an dem in which you is tryin' tns fool somebody
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
No Sure Sign.

The will of a wealthy New Yofh man was found when read to contain only 30 words. That is no sure sign, however. that some of his disgruntled kin will no. try tc make 1t look like
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Mnat's the Use7

The man who says nothing may be a deep thinke=, but of what use is vein of gold if 1t can't be brought to the surface?-Chicago Daily News.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Inluriou, Infantile E,.blon-

Out of every 100 recruits in Bos- mia, 62 have fiattened skulls. the out come, apparently, of the very tight dressing of the baby's head in its first months of life.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31

ly be overestimated. It will, among other things, insure development of
 many smaller claims of he district which even now are held at high val ues.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Artiehoke from Wild cardoon.

The artichoke is the cultivated form of the wild cardoon, indigenous to Madeira, the Canaries. Morocco, the south of Florence. Spain. Italy and the Mediterranean islands.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Or the AruendI. Ever Heard Of.

The London Lancet assails the morning cup of tea ss a very danger ous thing. Ah. the good old tines we used to have in tsiS world before the germ theory of disease was invented,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Dangerous City "Pr.yoround..-

Seh0eroos Sity PiSyorounos.
 New York city streets make dan gerous playgrounds. but they are the only ones that thousands of little peo pie have. Not day passes without in. Jury to children by vehicles, and about nine are killed each month.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Drink Chocolate in Church

Mexican ladies are fond of choco- late. Even in church they haze 1t brought to them, and drink il during the service.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
The Question.

Why hide your light under bushel when a pint measure will answer the purpose ?-Jrdge.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Uncle Ezra Says:

'Tt may be worry thet kills an not work. but how kin you help worTyin' when you don't hev the work?"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Iearnino Her Weioht.

How did you learn Maud's weight?" sT asked her what she considered the most attractive weight for a woman"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
$15. Ee $35.

AS in previous seasons, we have made an effortlto get another step ahead in excel lence.of styles and in good workmanship. We are confident enough concerning the result to make the invitation most cordial to come and judge for yourself today. Every week now will see additions to the autumn clothing stock---This word of in vitation is extended whether you plan to buy or not.
 The costliest garments that purse can buy are not more becoming than will be the clothes of the man who is garbed in Kuppenheimer Fall Suit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
>\N<\< <<<H< . DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES [ ><<<>>>>>>> . .

DOUGLAS, July 30.--(Special)-- Huxstable. I. B. Ward. Ernest Hook
 With the return today of E. J. inbeamer and Harvey CaIisher, all of Douglas quota of Elks to the Los An geles reunion are accounted for "Hux," being one of the oldest men in the bunch, if not quite the oldest, was delegated by the others to take care of them and see them safely through all the multifarious perils which a large city holds out to the unwary. And the fact that all have returned locking well and feeling good. including the chaperon, is sum- clent evidence that he was on to his job.
 Regular Dance Friday.
 It is announced that the regular monthly dance will be given Friday night at the Country club.
 Salvation Army People Leave.
 Ensign and Mrs. NJ. G. Sainsbury of the Salvation Army. who have been at Bisbee for the past si months, left this morning for their new field, Ros- we'll, New Mexico. after visit of sev. eral days in Douglas with MT. and Mrs. E. C. Purnelle.
 Back From the Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Paul returned last night from California where Mrs. Paul had been for two months en- toying the sea breezes at Ocean Park. Mir Paul left here a week ago for the purpose of taking brief breathing spell and to accompany his family home.
 Hochinbeamer Returns. E. T. Hockinbeamer. who is managing the branch house of Scott and Thorn. ton at Courtland. returned this morn. ing from a vacation in California He , was the first exalted ruler of the Douglas lodge of Elks and helped to swell the "sagebrush" aggregation at the convention in the city of angels.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Learn Natures charms.

All that are lovers of virtue be quiet and go angling--Walton.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31

 hcks dah which official exposition boomA Much the native and the growth left fair will notable and beautiful other The  building which
  This magnificent uni various
  n the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
ent Melancholy.

! Prevent Melancholy.
 Employment and hardships prevent melancholy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

he finished speaking and the others
bending forward. watched him eagerly
Their expressions reminded me OF a
lot Of hungry carnivora cycling a bone
held just beyond their reach.
They ate their soup in silence. but
while served 10 them the entree
they conversed again.
I'm i'm tho hands Of quack. be
gan Nevil pardoe. "The entcrprisne
devil has agreed 10 cure me for the
sake of an advertisement"
oh How long,"
"'ren DAYS now. Upon honor I feel
a little better already
where is he to be foUnd2" demand
ed my master. suddenly
\ roar Of laughter drowned the re
ply But sir William looked annoyed
"Rv the way. Husband. what was the
result Of your last examination said
nv master. changing the subject.
Two mounds short ~ my former
weight. but the hole I'm my remaining
lung has not sensibly increased. Jack
son gives me solid assurance Of ~
least 10 months
Lucky devil" sighed Mr. Caya.
nagh
Has your limit been changed since
our last meeting. Fulton?" asked Ir.
"0nly by cnmxion of the intervening
time. I'll feed the worms in just un-
der 10 months. unless cab runs over
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me. or some other accident occurs.
Sir William raised his wine glass
Gentlemen said he, Il drink &c
the 'rubercle Bacillus"
Our MASTER" chorused the others
and every glass was drained.
The piece de resistance OF the din
ner was a dressed Calls head. which
Sir VIM. Dagmar carved. He sudden
~ ordered me 10 leave the room.
Butts regarded me inquiringly as
came out. Spoke some foreign lingo
didn't they?" he asked.
nodded
They look like consumpuves.
suggested
Like as not they hare" he return
ed Il s'pose YOU didn't make out
hanvthing they said. Brown"
They spoke in French. Butts"
replied.
He shrugged his shoulders and We
waited for the bell
Ito be continuedD
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,Contiuued from Monday

I soon gathered that the six gen
tlemen who were 10 dine with my
master were men OF intellectual at
tainment. and leaders ot thought. II
not OF fashion Butts knew them all.
They belong 10 Sir William : club,
the 'Athenian. ne remarked. This
here Sir Chas. Venner who's 70 take
the seat OF honor is a cove what cuts
up dead dogs and such like while
they are alive He's a doctor, and so
is Mr.. Fulton. The next chap-Luke
Humphreys-is a hauthor. Mr.. hus-
band is the chap who wro,e that
article in the National Review on the
weakness Of the navy. Geo. Cavanagh
is an artist and a r. A. Master mas
one Of his pictures in the dining room
"a naked woman with chap Love
ana Death lis called
i've seen prints Of it. I muttered.
who is the last, Nh Nevil fardoe -
Hes a playwright, answered Butts
With si1h. But come upstairs,
Brown. and III show you masters
bedrcom-an whore he keeps mis-
clothes an things
While dressing Sir William DagmaT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
BY FRED ScHAEFER.

AHA. Adolf al last eferypody hass
you found ouid YOU discreditct dub
discorerer OF tropical nord poles ind
purple ice"
How dare you. OSCAR? DO you
take me for a antelope. to address me
IN diss manner"
Say. do nod preteuse 10 he a
stupid simpleton. You are too ig-
norant"
"Vot viii you nit me. don? Make
me no monkey pitziness. after trying
Ito untcrmine my bat raputootion nit
your own"
Meier mind. now haf efdenz. no.
torious nopody vut YOU are. Step 10y
step staircase 10y staircase, doy haf
followed you until dcy hat uncofereG
your counterfeiting plant Your pals
haf confessed dot YOU haf dcceifcd
der yorlt nit false pcmmican.'
'Vot tankless migrate hass dit dies?
Spik me der name of der crude yu-
carian9
Just look in dlss noospaher ahoml
ID"
"Ach. dot iss tissue OF lies
NO. Sir--dis ISIS no tissue raher
See vot stands deere, Der proprietor
und der poor food inspector OF 81 dei.
catessen swear dcy furnished yOu nit
- 90, 49, I'll ~, o,,,eti,,.
PUBLIC as real arctig pemmican shot
10y yourseluf nd 90 degrees nori laH-
tude."
e., a..
-. Ia T., s,o.,, NO o. volt -, ,.c,r
60. -, So, 80, o~o 49,, ma
ia ,Inls. i.,,, ,olc.s,l r,icrob, III,
,.|,, - o;foe mo = rnolop.b,,i,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

bah, You can nod soft soap me MT
your condiments. monkey-braine'
gorilla You are yust chealous be
coss You coult nod show me up your
scluf."
Ind You dishonest thief who stole
my hard-oarncd halo und easy legtur'
money. you are now exposed as a penn
mican faker. Meier IN your life Ill
YOU see "a pemmican on ids natif rest
You meier wass farder Nord dai
Brooklyn Massachusetts. laugh yo'
ouid-ha-ha' H-ha' in diss your hou
OF uccilcsSnesS. Der negst time yol
oxhlore dose Arctig rigors please re
mole der price tags from your home
grown pemmican. inhuman loafer 80
you are Vii you now look me in m,
face init your face und say YOU cal
proof auydings abouid Nord poles9"
why. sure can proof alibi.'
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IN MANY GUISES
Story of an Exciting Advenurer
---.. hx ".

, first 10 so after all. Dagmar he re-
marked IN French. casting a keen
glance at my master. "Pardoe seems
picking up He doesn't cough So
much tonight" II was evident that
no one suspected me OF an acquaint-
anceship with French.
Sir William shrugged his shoulders
Il am ready he returned. But |
don't think so. Will you bet, or any
one?"
III play you even money that Par
doe turns up his toes before YOU, Dag
mar" cut in Mr.. Husband.
Very good, said Sir William. How
much?"
A hundred
IT is a wager" Sir William took
out his pencil.
III take YOU too, Husband cried
Mr. Cavanagh
And l." chorused Or. Fulton and
Sir Charles.
no. thanks" retorted MIR. Husband,
dryly. My hook IS full. How are
you feeling. Venner?"
Nice and poorly. thanks, but with
I care III outlast the lot OF you. He
/ broke out into fl oil coughing as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

| later in the evening, I only spoke
when he addressed me and then in
softcst monosyllables. He seemed
pleased with my attentions He gave
me a list Of his medicines and the
hours when they should be admins
tered. after which he departed 10 dlhe
AZ nelghboring restaurant.
Rutts and / dined together IN the
pantry. and merry time we spent
uotiI our masters return. when noise
was prohibited
On the morrow the house was more
or less In the hands OF res;aurateurs
nreparing for the dinner. sir William
appeared 20 be pleased with our ar.
rangcments The table indeed looked
magnificent for 7 had taken care 10
deck T. with flowers, and nv taste III
such matters IS excellent ala nor
500 tho guests until dinner was served.
wore an evening suit Of my masters.
which az Butts advice had borrowed
beforehand without the formality OF
asking permission Sir William was
not an observant man, grace an Dieu'
I entered the room noiselessly ana
slipped behind my masters chair.
I studied the six attcntivcly They
were intelligent. but cold-faced men
Or Fulton possessed q hair lip. Mr..
Humrhreye reioiced IN squint.
George CaAanajtgh might have stepped
from portrait Of Van Dyck. Mr..
Husband put ont his tongue 10 meet
his fork as he ate and possessed pro-
diglous chin. and Mr. Nevil Pardoe
had watchful hcayy liddnd eyes From
the rest ~ tho world they were one
and all distinguished by a common
pallor- OF complexion, and curious
/ cough which stamped them as con
sumrtives
Sir Charles Ncnner broke a silence
that az least was beginning 20 find
Oppressive. II believe you will be the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
Wait a Moment,
Please, Before You
Condemn This Driver
Perhaps You Are Guilty Of Cruel
~ 70 Horses. Too-lt De-
ponds Upon Whether You
Carry Your Xmas
Purchase.

He was smoothhod without the sign point give him foot
slipped about and several times nearly fell
place much TOO big load
considering OF pavement
htened by getting of ard walking but
poor that consideration
slipping around smooth
today wy lacking when comes
protection safeguarding against cruel drivers
The incident ferry hill called loudly for the
vices of policeman compel horse him better
shod o occupy a cell a police station.
At this season of the year needs friends
You would liked to have given piece of mind
wouldn't you
If your sympathy would have probably would
toward which yourself are cruel
busy Christmas
the clerk deliver the
article You have purchased when you carry easily yourself
were your purchase would be different but when
asking of the merchant what
the horse
the delivery find we'll driver who
S most
He keeps his horse well shod and banketed standing
buying public the of this
horse being subjected cruelty from early
morning until late night
merchant puts and horses for
finds impossible keep then without
asking nearly duty all this department of his business
By CARRYING YOUR you only spare the horse
but the md parcel boys well
IT is CRUELTY TO ANIMALS CRUELTY TOWARD MEN AND
BOYS TO ASK THE MERCHANT TO SEND
1T UP IF YOUR PURCHASE CAN CARRIED IN THE HAND
The merchant cannot refuse of you deliver what
you have bought
responsible for the strain put upon
his horse
poor horses suffer until get TO be
thoughtful-more human
Justly condemn the driver beating odd ehs-poor old
stumble doing climb hill with calk
o aid him.
might prefer ourselves but condmnng the
whip extending sympathy the horse let's
forget working US whom pile
bothered by
hands.
hill and then ask to have it SENT
wouldn't be consistent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

As CHIEF justice Of the United states
supreme court he is much in tudays
ubiio eyn The body az men over
whom b- prcsacs viii soon say the
last word In the governments suit to
dissolve standard Oil Appointed by
President Cleveland in 1855. he has
passed the age limit when he could
retire
Bur he doesn't want TO retire uL,il
he dies CHIEF Justice Fullers shay
~. moucliRe hair. and his dienlfed
caring have made him a marked man
in the capital
90 Won have social relations with
their famlv?'
40. purely business-we exchange
Xmas presents. Life.