Arizona republican., 1909-04-19
CURE SICK HEADACHE.

council some days ago. but the num- Der of ascirants for that honor de- creased rapidly when it was learned that the ordinance contained provi- sion fixing the salary of the police judge at $50 per month, and move ment is now on foot to have the office consolidated with that of the city clerk and the large vacant room at the city hall used for the courtroom.
 The monthly report of the directors of the Young Women's Christian As sociation for the past month shows a total of 325 new names received, of which number 230 were adult persons. The association has been conducting a series of lessons in millinery. which have been attended by a large class and a display of some of the choicest pieces of work done is now being ar ranged. Two classes in Spanish are now maintained.
 The Wells Fargo Express company has decided to move its city express office from the old place on O. K. street. where it has been for the past three years, to the Mosher building, on upper Main streeet. This move of the company will result in pleasing greatly many citizens of Bisbee, who do busi- ness with that company.
 Last evening the Ladies of the Mac cabees entertined in delightful man. ner some three hundred of the friends of the society. The Mdccabee drill was put on by d team especially organized for that purpose and drilled under the direction of Mrs. A. C. Richards. The drill lasted about forty minutes and was declared by competent judges to be equal to that put on by prize drill ing teams in the states. Dancing and refreshments were a part of the even ing's entertainment.
 The nine -month-o old son of David Dalgelish. a resident of Upper Lowell, died yesterday from the effects of in flammation in the intestines. caused by the swallowing of a pin some days ago. The little fellow suffered greatly during the last few days, and physi- clans were unable to do anything to relieve him.
 Harry Dewey, manager of the An derson-Apache Copper company, near Hachita. x. NJ. is in the city, and re-
  work is being done at the mine. The ore being taken out is sufficient to more than pay for the work being done and the company is gradually accumu- lating a working surplus in its treas ury The stock of this company is largely held by local men. and the news brought by MT Dewey is very encour- aging.
 J. V. Van Eaton of Courtiand was in Bisbee yesterday on his return trip from Los Angeles, where he ordered a job printing plant to be used in con nection with his newspaper at Court land. The plant is expected to be re- ceived in Pearce by the first of next week. and il is understood that il is one of the most complete job plants in stalled in the territory recently.
 Officers have discovered that there are a large number of bad coins being circulated at Courtland and Pearce. principally half-dollars, and attempts are being made to locate the guilty parties. It is said the coins are made of pure lead and are not even coated with silver and the officers believe that it is the work of novices. It is under stood that number of parties are sus- pected. and that arrests will soon fol- low. The officers are waiting in hopes of being able to locate the plant.
 A recent ore strike on the property of the Superior & Pittsburg company, close to the border of the Denn mine. has lead to the belief that the body extends into the Denn property, and will shortly be encountered in the sink ing, which is now going on at the Denn. The ore encountered is a rich oxide and indicates the opening up of a large mineralized body heretofore un- discovered.
 Doctors Hart and Harvey will leave on Monday far Cuaymas. Mexico, on a trip of several months duration These gentlemen have practiced ts- gether in Bisbee for number of years. and now seek a well-earned rest. Dr. Harvey states that they will tour the entire southern portion of Mexico. and that they will be gone probably for a year.