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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

A party of young people, chaperoned
by Mrs A. P. Rowe, spent Tuesday
evening at the Urbanna rink.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

Frank c. Sadler, oyster policeman
on the upper Rappahannock, was here
on official business Wednesday.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

DR.. w. ]. Newbill was in Essex this
week on business.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

Our town was almost denuded of bus
mess men this week, demanded for jury
and witness service at our court.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22
ODD FELLOWS IN IRvINGTON.

Irvington Lodge, No. 205, l. o. o. F.,
has been a success if the figures fur
nished by Mr.. B. S. Hammonds who
has been its Financial Secretary for the
past seven years are any indication. This
Lodge was organized in 1900 and since
then has the following financial showing:
Initiation fees, S 261 90
Degree fees, 305 90
Quarterly dues, 1929 10
Rents and Investments, 81 40
Other sources, SOP 70
Total $4,449 Al
Meantime the Lodge has paid out as
follows: 80
Sick benefits, S 926 90
Donations, 1923 AT
Burying the dead, 1876 90
Relief of widowed families, 120 80
Orphans, Is so
Current expenses, 2,046 81
Total So, 6SS IA
In the bank to credit of Lodge S $50 90
Balance in Treasures hands, les 67
Paraphernalia valued at, $50 90
One-fourth acre land, 60 90
Contingent fund, % so
Total l,054 AZ
In all these years the Lodge has lost
only four members by death; three
members have been made widowers,
and only four members have been sus
pended for non payment of dues. AS a
matter Of finance the Lodge has laid by
over 800 90 annually, over and above
expenses.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

Miss Media Rowe, of Spotsylvania, was
visiting the Messicks here the past week.
A surprise party" was rendered her
Monday night by the young people.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

All communications should be addressed TO
the VIRoINIA CITIZEN. Irvington.vs-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

In addition TO the calendars named
last week as having been received, the
following have been sent US: w. B.
Conkey Co., printers, Chicago; Chatta-
nooga Medical Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. ;
The Antikamnia Chemical Co., St.
Louis, Mo.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

A. Prescott Rowe, editor of the Fred
ericksburg Free Lance, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family here and at
tended the Sherman-Messick nuptiaIs.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

A company has been organized which
will erect and conduct skating rink
here. The work of building will begin
next week and will be pushed forward
as fast as possible.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
communications should be addressed to
the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. trvington.Va.
DR.. w. j. Newbill was in Essex this
week on business.
Wayland d. Wilder was in Norfolk
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Grace Pond, of Petersburg, has
returned to the parsonage after short
visit home.
Miss Susie Claybrook spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. j. o. Cameron,
at Weems.
Mrs. w. H. Crandall and children,
of Fisherman, are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. S. b. Griffith.
A party of young people, chaperoned
by Mrs A. P. Rowe, spent Tuesday
evening at the Urbanna rink
Frank c. Sadler, oyster policeman
on the upper Rappahannock, was here
on official business Wednesday.
Our town was almost denuded of bus
mess men this week, demanded for jury
and witness service at our court.
Miss Media Rowe, of Spotsylvania, was
visiting the Messicks here the past week.
A surprise party" was rendered her
Monday night by the young people,
A. Prescott Rowe, editor of the Fred
ericksburg Free Lance, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family here and at
tended the Sherman-Messick nuptiaIs.
A company has been organized which
will erect and conduct a skating rink
here. The work of building will begin
next week and will be pushed forward
as fast as possible.
Mrs. A. N. Tribe and Mrs. Sadie
Hughes are out after 'spells;' Rev. E.
F. Garner is indisposed; Mrs. P. H. G.
Franklin is receiving medical attention,
and Archie Kirkmyer is ''housed"
again.
Judge T. R. B. Wright was here
Sunday on his way to Lancaster court,
and Hon. VIM. Campbell, of Essex,
took steamer here Monday night en-
route home from the unwilling cere-
monies at Lancaster.
In addition TO the calendars named
last week as having been received, the
following have been sent us: W. B.
Conkey Co., printers, Chicago; Chatta-
nooga Medical Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. /;
The Antikamnia Chemical Co., st.
o,,ic No
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

Judge T. R. B. Wright was here
Sunday on his way to Lancaster court,
and Hon. VIM. Campbell, of Essex,
took steamer here Monday night en-
route home from the unwilling cere-
monies at Lancaster.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22

Mrs. A. N. Tribe and Mrs. Sadie
Hughes are out after "spells;" Rev. E.
F. Garner is indisposed; Mrs. P. H. c.
Franklin is receiving medical attention,
and Archie Kirkmyer is housed"
again.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-22
OF INTEREST TO TRAP FISHERMEN.

Trial of Patterson still in progress.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
MAMMOTH IS \ RETAINING ITS
 PROSPERITY
C. & A. Property Showing Ore Large Payment Made on American Eagle = Buster Looks Good

G. c. Young. ot Mammoth. Arizona. s,ft this evening for his home. Be lore he left 8iseee he stated that the Mammoth district Is attracting more attention than ever in it's ais. tory. In speaking about the mining activity he stated that the c. X 4. in serests are now working fifty men on their Globe and Prince property and are down with the main shaft to a depth of $50 feet. A drift is being run waicn is showing up good ore with indications Of more in sight.
 The American Eagle property. own ed by the Copper Creek company, IS working seventy-hve men. and Is con sidered one of the coming mines of the district. Yesterday the company paid the original owners S10.0e0, and within seventy days tne final payment of $15.00o Is due and will be fortI- coming.
 Young is the oEner Of the Buster group. which is within three miles of Mammoth. He has developed forty six feet of salPaide ore. which gives an average assay of two per cent cop per, two dollars in gold values and three ounces in siive-.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
.B|SbEE' CLUB |. LOSES MATCH
 ID CALIFORNIA
Rife Clubs Shoot Telegraphic Match, the Wind Being Un-
 favorable to the Locals the Score

The Bisboe Rife club vas defeated on Sunday in a telegraphic match with the Southern California Rifles The day was clear with an eighteen mic wind from $ o'clock, which made jt impossible to hold on the 200 yard target. and it was on this range where the Bishee club was defeated.
 The weather conditions were prac- tieaily the same except on the shorl range and analyzing the V scores it shows that California won on goo by q points.
 Bisbee Led on 800 by and on 500 by 21. the California Rifles leading in the total by 1T points. They describe the nfatch as follows:
 The high wind prevailing in the clanyon of the Schuetzen club range made high scores out Of the question. but the local men fourd themselves doing unsatisfactory work early Tn the day firing their strings off hand at 200 yards before the twe1ty4nile breeze had commenced to b3og. -Geou climbing to the higher elevation for the 800 and 500 yard ranges. more than 10G feet above the first range the full force oE the wind was felt, and the shots across the canyon were made Rith wind gua@es shifted as much as points.
 sfl.e scerps:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
PERMITS
 FOR NEW BUILDING
Business Houses and Resi- denCes Continue in Demand
 Connecting Sewer

There is general satisfaction among the members of the council over the manner in which connections are be- ing made with the city sewer system. The Balit set for connecting has passed, but no penalties are being laid where an effort is being made to connect. All of the plumbers have their hands full. Plumbing Inspector Ro,bt. EsiiGt, stated .yestsrday that Chihuahua Hill. which was expected to resist the attempt to connect with tho sewer. was affording them no diff liculty.
 Elliott, in addition to being plumb ing inspector. is also huilding inspec- tor. Among recent permits granted by him iu tho latter capacity are the following:
 J. '. Mozher, 10 build concrete structure. or the site of his old mar ket in the burned district on Main street.
 Br. M E. Gibsof, 10 build a one story comment block house on Castle Hni.
 J. E. KanaaT to build q residence in the rear of the Baptist church. mate rial reinforced concrete.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
COFFEE IS oIsPLAclNe TEA.
Takes Place of Latter Beverage at
 Afternoon Functions.

The number Of allurizg coffee sets as Christmas presents point to tho fact that this drink is becoming more fashionable than tea for the alter noon.
 This is German and Dutch fash ion, and g palGtable one. Americans are coffee drinkers, and are quite E-ill ing 70 add another cup to their usual supply. Just bow heaIthful it is iz let fer the doctors to say.
 Certainly afternoon tea is as .uda gesuble a thing as most people cla drink IL takes of the appetite for dinner and creates as much nuvou1- ness as coffee.
 The afternoon tea Lahit howasc-. has never gotten B strong tcIt sl any large class of poonlc. NLc her the afternoon coGeo habit v'sl uu g be left Id tho fs'urc.
 To all E7cI, and to -hc majority ol women. ir Is 8 la- sr0rc palatabi- and stimulating drink than five o'clock tca
 At any rate girls arc sersiuE it in i-shioua9so raglcrs. rcople at tlle req furants arc drinking it. aud aiI eat.z e, rare is being made uD into elt r aeon coffee eae
 Iie lc-Cn ela }-ors raai cu sHoH -- r.rcl 70 mako O. rya % ia .Pia@ czeCre casfen cr cfica rare. uhc metal concc pot is aIar- CHS 60 Che tas-e and sL0uiJ b1 avoided.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10

 COMPANIES
 RUSH WORK
Rivals For c6urtland Business Are hurrying Construction of their Lines in New Mining Camp

COtRTI.AND. Ariz. March D. Southwestern Improvement and the CouTtland Exchange, working oyer- time to head each other on and se- cure the patronage aof the business houses and residences or Courtland. the city bids fair to soon have quick connection with the outside world. according to the AFizonan. Both the courtland Exchange and the South western people are pIaclng their wires in the sMcFate. Great Western and Main street sites, and Ii statements issued by the managers, may be abso- kluhly relied upon. every business house in CourtIand, from the Great Western townsite entrance from the valley, clear to Jim Herron's big Courtland sign. three miles to the northeast, and every residence fin that territory will have two long distance phones within . week.
 While the competition is keen. thus far it has been an open one. with no favors for either side, much to the qualification of the mercantile inter esls
 F. l.. James. one of the best known electricians on the coast, has arrived in COurtiand to take charge of the electrical system of the Southwestern company. A. T. Rose, who has been acting Tn that capacity. will now give his exclnsiYe attention 70 the con structioH department. Over in the McFate townsite. where 1t Is prob able tho main office of the company will be located, switchboard has been installed sufic-cn, to serve AGO patrons. The company win probably begin construction O. its big concrete building during the presentTweeB. The cnterprising managers of tho Courtland Telephone Excnange, are putting up their poles and wires in all the towIIsites and installing phones as fast as possible. Thc management announces that within a week patrons win have connections with Pcarcc, Bisbee, Tombstone. Douglas, Phoenix. Mesa, Tucson, Copper Creek. Roose- welt, and as far north as Prescott They also announce carly connections with points outside the territory. \. '. Smith is manager. with O. L. Hampton superintendent of construc- tion and installation. and Miss Sadie Pidwell is also taking her turn at the postofilcc delivery and wItnal is one of the busiest persons in the growing city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
ADMIT THAT
 CARAVAN DID
 NOT OWN LAND
President of Company Con- feSSes that the Title to So- nora Property Was Never Held By Concern

The Mining Stock News of Duluth Ninn., a paper devoted to the news of the curb stocks, came out Satur day morning in a story under a big caption. in which if was stated that President W. ]. Power Of Hibbing Minn.. president of the Carman. ad- inits that the company does not own nor never did have title to the prop erty it claimed to own in Sonora, Mexico. He is also credited with the acknowledgement that $50.0OO has dis appeared mysteriously rom the com pany's treasury and that the dividend declared by the company was fraud ulent
 The story created Q great sensation among those interested fin sohthwest- ern mining stocks and especially among the Carman stockholders who are many in Duluth section.
 n. A, Richardson Of the firm oi Richardson and Doan. who are attor. neys for the Carman company at this point, when seen by 8 representative of the international stated that the above wes correct Mir. Casey had never turned over the deeds Of the company's property Tn Mexico to the Mexican corporation, although the rec. ords show that he was given 10000 shares of stock for the deeds, and thcy were to be turned over at once
 .1te records also show that there was about $60.e0O in cash received from the sale Of stock and there has not been over $1o,O0o worth of devel. opment done on the property" said Mr Richardson.
 President Power recently made a deal with Casey to buy his stock for $SS.000, provided the deeds were turned over. and this has been done and the deeds to the property are now in escrow in a bank in Fl Paso and will be turned over to the Carman company as soon as the balance of the payment, amounting to sec. 1900, is paid in Co the bank
 "The compsny never earned any dividends and the 25 cent dividend paid on the treasury stock was evi- dently done to boost the price of stock and was undoubtedly paid from the sale of stock-T
 Casey made the statement in Fl Paso that Carman would not be worth two cents a share.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
NO NEED OF | TAKING COLD
COLDS CAN BE PREVENTED. SOME FACTS REGARDING
 THE DISEASE.
Cold Water, Intelligently Used. Proper Diet. Exercise and Common Sense Are the
 Preventives.

Habituai coids are due to an i'll kept skin on the outside and dyspeptic mucous mem brane on the inside, the result of indigestion, coupled with carelessnsss. Cold water, proper food and common sense are the foun- dations upon which a preventive must rest. A cold sponge batL, one t0 three minutes long before breakfast, witl C brisk dry rub, is exceileut-issually all that is necessary to keep the eutaneous circulation alive and the skin neactiye to sudden changes of tempera- tare.
 For those unaccustomed to cold water, tolsrstises eau be gained in three weeks time by tLe use Of water at any comfortable tenn perzture, making Il one degree colder each day, Eatil 1t can be employed without dread as cold as t will run. Sea sal, may be added to the water for it's stimulating effect
 Cold water inteiligenily used does not steal vitality, but fosters it. IL stimulates the nerves that control tine expansion and contraction of the blood vessels and rr.y,i- lates She cutaneOus circulation.
 One should "keep moving when vet or chilly and not stand on 8 street corner or elsewhere without taking deep breath. The lungs used in this wsy act as . pump to drive the blood along. This practice, with the others named. will reduce to 8 shadow the liability of taking cold every little while
 If you sho2id contract cold. get rid of it as qnickly ss possible, tor every cold weak e'is the lungs, lowers the vitality, and tr4yea the way for more serious diseases. This !. best accomplished by the use of Ci,atnber- hin's Cough Remedy, a preparation that can always be depe,slel upon. aud t..at r.o. only cures the cold b1t oounserae,s as,y tom dency toward pDeamotl;a.
 BISBEE DRUG co. Bisbee. :~x-o and
 Lowen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
Home

e-a-@- aud l-nous 7ff Icon well -f haag ia 3. Nlr- ae ia cool. airy
 G.P or siz potato are added O tie nohgv ise bread aia Keep moist Ggeh leuzcr.
 Tor hoHlS salmon shc water must he bo.ii-g, but for aiI other lsl it aEoo'd only bc warm.
 HAcn Iraking aHpio pic J'3c la7or ,s much irFroycd md ths apples viii feoD a good color iE a few drops of iea1cD juice are seH zed ovc. thc an- lles just peiore tac paste is put ca.
 2 is rE,!med Aat woody hoa i'iaDts dltt gsow | bark CAB br strenslhoncd aud made to aourish lii-o the provcVbial bay tree 1T given iron water, soaked from ruslcd Iron and poured into thc soil.
 When eggs are broken and cannot be used a. once they will keep better fl the shell he removed and a GusTter of toaspOonful of salt be beaten i1t0 tho egg They later can Do used fer cakes Or puddiHgs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
KETTLE BOn AND
 CAULDR0h BUBBLE
Like Witches ~of. Old, BiSbee Gypsy FofteIIS Visit of
 Fire fiend

During Che last week of March a ire as destructive as any which has ever visited Bisbee will devastate Brewery avenue and vicinity. This IS the paopheey, pf ah itinerant gyp- sy fortune teIle-. and it has caused a good deal of alarm among the more superstitious residents Of the city Vho have learned Of it.
 To make the prediction even more 9loodcurdling the fortune teller de- eiares, it is stated. that she is infal- iible. having ECedidted beforehand ,he floods of last summer and the fire of October. which destroyed the great 1T portion of the Main street busi- ness section and Castle Hill resideiscu district The Brewery avenue fire, she has declared, win be just as bad. and no substitute can or win be ac- cepted.
 The exact spot at which the said eoniagration Is to start has even been chossa, the Hermitage saloon being designated. How the fire is to get its start is not foretold, but that 1t will come Is the belief of the superstitiOus Gaes. The rest of the people can onls yait and Bee s1at the dread hour win bring.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
Oyster Pie.

Line a dish with puff paste. Lay 3 plate the same size as the dish on top of it; over this put the top crust. the dish supporting 1t. as the paste must go into the oven before the oysters are put in
 Prepare oysters while crust Is cook Ing. Strain the liquor; thicken it with the yolks of eggs, boiled hard and grated; add piece of butter and Q few fine breadcrumbs; season with pepper. salt and nutmeg.
 Stew for five minutes. As soon as the crust Is done remove the cover take out the plate. pour in the oysters and gravy and replace the ccve-. sseyve at once hof
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
Dougauuts

EecUirad; One Io,lrd foHr. dried 1Ed siftcJ. one taSle-pooaful cf cs~. oF saear. ore salispoou.uI a. sal, nc T.at CT hot milk. ono ounce o- ba ,a- haif au ounce Of yeast. ore e.e. e. fyire
 Put the sifted Gour iHto- g. sbcsir. 2 id to z tao sugar snd sa1t frto malre hasiu pUt tho ho. .li.E sud 5u; cs. Nhca the butter g. dissOitcd t'id ths min. ouiy iakgwarm add lE,lr as ouu-6 of Teast Make 9 hoie ir ags r0lt. si- in Inc liquid by degrees. a60ia- an egg, ard beating ihe whole t.H tho batter is quite smooth. stand .l a wg-sn place to rise for au hoEe and p laiC Heat some frying fat tiu it f.y-s of 9 biuc smoke, drop in e epooDfll af d71eA ald fry a light brown. D-a;s and scatter sugar oyer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
eisbee RifTe' Club
TODAY IN HISTORY.
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16S3--kirst legislative assembly convened in Maryland.
 f72e-Admiral Richard Howe. who commanded a British feet in the American revolution. born in London. Died August ., I7sS
 1s15-British ship Tiger captured the American privateer Leo.
 1S34-Commercial treaty concluded between United States and Japan
 1s62-The confederate ram, the Merrimac, appeared at Hampton Roads.
 1S64-General Grant formally pre- seutod with his commission as lieu tenant general
 1SS5-CoaI discovered in South Da- ! Eota
 1SST-Henry Ward Beeeher, ia nous pulpit orator. died in Brooklyn. Born in Iitchfeld, Conn. June q. 1S1S. | 1s9S-Congress appropriated s5o,- 000, GOO for WAT purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
WRESTLING MATCH
 SATURDAY NIGHT
Tom Young and Bet Star VIII Meet on inc Maj. at
 LoWeiI

Saturday Higat in Lowell there ss to be a wrestling match between Tom Young and Bert Star Young will go ou the mat at 164 pounds and Star at 194. Young is considered tine cham pion Cornish wrestler of the south west. but is going on Saturday night yFith Star in catch as catch can. He tried to get a Cornish match, and be ing unable to find anyone who would 20 the jacket Tout with him took on Star for the Greek-Roman match. Tie purse has not as vet been announced, but it Is understood to be a substan- tial one.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
Fro-en Tonato Salad

From e can of toTnatOes taEc c- iic large pieces of pulp. Press thdn through sieve and season highly with salt, pepper. little tarragol vinegar and a few drops of onion juice. Put this mixture in the freeze as for a water ice Take out the dasher. work down well in the can. re- pack the freezeryand put in the cellar for couple Of hours. Crate or chop fine some English walnuts. Serve tke frozen tomato in a bed Of lettuce leaves and sprinkle thickly with the walnuts. Serve with mayonnaisc in a bowl.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
Jeliied Apples.

Peel and core firm. tart apples. Put tbem over the fire in inst enough water I;o cover them. sprinkle them gener- oasiy with white sugar. Cook slowly as ;he back Of the fire untiI the apples a-e tender.
 Take them out and arrange in s rWL Bring the liquid left from them t1 boil and add to it a tablespoonful cf golatins which has been soaked for talf an h0ir in a very little cold water. When this is dissolved pour ali over The
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
oraaoe Cake.

Required: Three ounces Of caster sugar, three ounces of butter. tlyce wsil-heatcn eggs, the grated rind of an orange. half a pound of four ono tcaspoonful of baking powder.
 Cream the butter and sugar and then add the cggs. When thoroughly beaten sift in the Hour with the orange rind and baking poWdaE. Beat Wen aaG then place in @ esca3 in and bake for au hour
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
To cJeso Suits

Ruy two blocks og the best mag nesia. lay a sl,ect On the table. spread the s'irt of your suit on it; rub Into you. s;drf as much magncsia as it Will tafa. Treat the jacket in the sane way. Let the suit be folded in sAe sfect for week or moro, when it will bc ready tp brEsn and press Ahiie felt has cleaned 1T la.s way look lik1 new.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
verlson steak.

Err u1tu almost done in sman a'aoa -f bglter. Season sifb sais and pepper, and then add a cupful Of sweet cream. Let it boil until t lhicleus.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
oranue Punch.

This can be made from equal DOT tens e orange and le9lon juice wiJh er,st.. chopped icc. soda water and f'aiG
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10

To Ta>s O., Machine Grease. Cod War-r. g litJie amHunia az.i 7cap win ,ako ont machine grease.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
PRICE oF SILVER

NEW YORK. March 9.-Bar silver. 70 5-S: Mexican dollars 44c
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