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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
NEVINS HAS FAITH IN
 MOCTEzUNA DISTRICT
BELIEVES RAILROADS AND DE- VELOPMENT MEAN GREAT PROFIT TO ALL INVESTORS.

Greatly enthused over the present showing and the great future he be lieves to be in store for the MocIe- zuma mining district of Sonora, A. M. Nevins, a Michigan capitalist re- turned to Bisbee recently.
 So greas is his belief in the future of the district, whenever railroad lines offer transportation for ores at reasonable rates, that he expects t0 invest in it and will advise his Mic,i- gan friends to do likewise.
 Numerous minng deals are being negotiated in properties surrounding Nacoari and Moctezuma, he states while all residents of the lower country are waiting patiently for coming of the S. P. line to start gen eral activity. The property he visited was in the neighborhood of the Lam pazos mine.
 The g. P. grade is nearly tnTol-sh the canyon below Nacoari now a big 1 camp being established shart dis taace from lower end. A number ol bridges and cuIve-ts have been prt in place also, although there remam ] a number to be built Altogether he beHves there are from IS to 20 mile of grading done in the canyon. mos Of it rock work where the road5cl has been set into the solid rock ThI& will offer great resistance to tn? floods which are the dread of rall road engineers and for which shc canyon is famous.
 Within a short time, Mir. Nevins be, lic"es, the forces will be working ont of lie canyon. From the lower en1 to Cumpas, but little difficulty is of. fCled by the physical character of the country while from Cumpas to Moo teuma an easy route is also offered.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
BALLOT LAWS PRESENT
 PERPLEXING PARADOX
ONE SECTION GIVES WOMAN RIGHT TO VOTE, ANOTHER ANNULs PRIVILEGE.

Now is the time for the militant suffragette of Arizona to arise in her night and declare that mere man shall never keep her from casting a ballot. A basis for this declaration may be discovered if she or her at torneys will examine Paragraph 5Oo and 5O6 of the territorial statutes. The law will be found also, alas, to be as harmless and inopperadvc as the most strenuous anti-suffragist could desire; though never repealed
 This peculiar legal anomoly was dis covered recently by Attorney Joseph E. Morrison, of this city and seems to be interpreted only in the following manner.
 Paragraph 5O5 provides that cities which cast not more than $50 nor less than 600 votes at the general terrioo- rial election of 1896 should hold cleo tions for various offices in Q manner prescribed later in the paragraph Paragraph 5O6 provides that"At any uch city election every taxpayer shall be entitled to vote, without dis, tincdon of sex"
 Following his discovery or this startling state of affairs MT. Morrisoa prosecuted a most diligent searcTl through the statutes 10 see whether or not the peculiar law had been re pealed. So far as can be ascertained q this was never done
 1 Further search and inquiry. how ever, reveals the fact that, so far as is known locally, not a city in the territory, unless they be Tucson or Phoenix, cast any such vote at tha time. Bisbee certainly did not, SC the law could not be applicable lo caIly.
 If the suffrage cranks of the terri tory should take the trouble to loo. into the matter and to ascertain the status of the law, some iteresting de velopments might be expected. | It would, indeed, be a peculiar state of affairs, so it is maintained, if il were ascertained that women are en tiled to vote with their husbands and brothers for municipal officers as well as for school trustees, as pre-, scribed by custom heretofore.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
DON CUPID PLAY HAND
 WITH MARKED SUCCESS
LEADS MANY TO ALTAR FOR VEAL OR WOE ALONG YEARS TO FOLLOW
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TOMBSTONE, Nov. 3O.-The fol- lowing marriage icenses have been is sued out of the Probate court during the past two weeks:
 James Boker of Bisbee to Eviline Ashly of Lowell
 Thomas Bailey to Mary Block But Ter. both of Fl Paso, Texas.
 Evan Ollikainer to Lena Palasari. both of Bisbee.
 Edward Sand to Lydia Tallifen. both of Bisbee.
 Jose Miranontes to Josefa Mingary, both of Douglas.
 Samuel T. Wardman to Mary l. Weiss, both of Bisbee.
 Jaques Ardissin to Aden Anderson both of Pirtle.
 Jose Flores to Juanita Leon' both Of Douglas
 G. A. CroweH of Ontario, California to Gertrude Hays of Bisbee.
 Edward McNen Of Fl Tigre, Sonora Mexico, to Wealtha Gardner Of Co- ionia. Morales, Sonora, Mexlco.
 Hugh Campbell of Phoenix to Re fugio Herragara of SinalOa, Mexico. Kristo Bfelovich to Milica Brajo, vich. both of BiSbee.
 L.R Evans of Lowell to Belle Mui lin of Bisbee.
 Henry P. Berryman to Gladys May williams, both of South Bisbee.
 Joseph C. McGrath to May Chaw ford. both of Whitewater. Harry Dunsmuir of Courtland to Edith More Boss of Los Angeles, Cal ifornia.
 Francis w. Myers to Peare Cope land, both of Bisbee.
 SilveataI Juarez ta Manuel Sanchez both of Bisbee.
 Castro Montana to Aljandrino P Aparicio, both of Pirtle.
 W. F. Johnson to Emma Ardison both of Douglas.
 o. c. Brown of Bisbee to Mary r Burman of Lowell
 Frank s. Treat of Benson to Stei.a P. Rankins, Of Denver, Colorado.
 Pondalo Sillas to Guaquima, Cuen both of Gleeson.
 William Bjarkluna to Annie Elis' strom, both of Bisbee
 PascuaI Para of Tombstone to Anne ra Riyas of Sonora, Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

Start the day right and everything will run smoothly. If your mornings cup does not taste right, do not always blame the Coffee: Sometimes it IS the cooks fault: Other times 1t Is the coffee pot, most of the time it IS the grade of Coffee you are using.
 If you have the RIGHT that IS always uni form, fresh and blended prop erIy, 1t will make every one look pleasant at the breakfast table.
 To secure these results 1t is only necessary to let
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
RANGES DRYING UP WORRIES RAACHERS
GRASS BECOMING POOR FODDER FOR CATTLE WHILE INDlcA- TONS POINT TO DRY SPRING.

That the ranges in the upper end of Tombstone canyon are rapidly drying up and giving symptoms of very dry spring to follow, is the statement of W. :. Cleveland. a rancher of that dis trict, who was in Bisbee yesterday. Cattleemn of that section of the coun- ty are becoming much worried over the outlook.
 While in the holes there is still enough water left to make anxiety just at present superhuous on their account yet the rapidlty with which
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
Operation Successful.

Mrs. Spindle, of Naco, was oFe-ated upon recently at the Copper Queen hospital by Drs. Shine, Miner and 5. D. Townsend, the nature of the oper- alton being very serious. Although her condition is at present pTecariols she is slowly improving and her re eoyery is now believed ,C oe -nere mener of tfme. Mrs. Spindle anheT- went Q similar operation last July, but as 1t failed ultimately she was broughs by her attending physician Dr. Townsend. to the local ins;ituaoa for a second operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
the grass is losing its juicyness and 1

the grass is losing its juicyness and becoming poor feed, is the real point.
 Cattle which should be fat and in good condition at this season, MT. Cleveland states, are seemingly not altogether healthy and are thin. Signs deemed most infalible by cattlemen point to the dry spring and a worried expression is therefore to be seen on the countenance of the ranchers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
Examining PirtIeviIIe

County Auditor Purdon is in the city and today went to Pirtleyille to make his second and final examina- tion for the year of the accounts of that precinct. The statute under which he was appointed requires two examinations a year and on compile toin of his first round he started up- on the second immediately.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
Anderson Is Ready.

Paul Arthur, who has challenged Emil Anderson to a match, states that he is unable to wrestle in any style but the Cornish. He is willing to meet him any time under those con. ditions. Anderson accepted his chaL lenge and will give the Michigan boy a tussle as soon as the Hazard match Is over with.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
co,,-. nisr,isses Rex.

After a sury trial had been asked for in the case Of Alex Rex, charged with essault1ng D. c. Bardon. of the cananea Dairy company. Justice High suddenly dismissed the charge yes terday afternoon after the witnesses and iurymen were ready to proceel The charge was dismissed. it is under stood. at tbe request of the complain ant.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
DouaIas Beats Eisbee

It is now an even break between Douglas and Bisbee Y. M. c. A. teams at basket ball. On the trip which the Douglas team made to Bisbee they were defeated but in he return game the tables were turned. Last Satur- day night Douglas won the game 20 to 12 so that honors are even in this branch of sport
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

If you are suffering from bilious ness, constipation, indigestion, chron- ic headache. invest one cent in a post al card, send to Chamberlain Medi- cine Co.,, Des Moines, Iowa, with your name and address plainly on the back, and they will forward you free sam pie of Chamberlain's Stomach and
 Liver Tablets. Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

R. L. Van Dusen returned Satur- day from a trip to the Belen mines, having stopped off at Cumpas to visit his friend H. c. Beauchamp. He states that he found things improving about Cumpas, especially as to the Trans vaal and Minneapolis Copper company properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
ResiunS Pc7itinr

M. A. Hr~nbv Las resigned his po- sition at the Emporium and with his ,'ife and baby will leave tomorrow :nr Willcox where he has taken 9 position with the Gleeson's.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
On Grand Jury

Secretary Grindell of the Chamber of Commerce and Mines left for Tombstone this morning to attend up- on the grand jury of which he is a member. He expects to return to the city not later than Wednesday morn ing so as to be on hand for the visit of Professor Clouthier.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

Mrs. Collier Jones arrived in Doug las from Clifton yesterday. going to CourtIand to visit her husband who lis interested in the new gold strike there.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

Mir. and Mrs. D. F. Johnson and family, who have been in Los Ange- les for several months, are expected to return to Douglas today or tomor- row.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

John A. Judah, who has been with the Jones engineering party of the Four C's road, has returned to Doug las and resumed his work with the Southwestern.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
Williams Returns

J. s. Williams, Jr., superintendent of the Moctezuma Copper company, at Nacozari, has returned from a two veeks' business trip to New York
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
The Deter Johnson
 MEAT MARKET

block Upper Main the finest patrons
 
  tire satisfaction. TT: FRANK RAMSEY, me.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
Douglas News
K. of p. Ball

K. of p. Ball
 The sixth annual ball of the Knights of Pythias will be given at the Or pheum on December the goth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

A. s. Dwight, holding various in terests in the Southwest, is in the city from New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
PHONE 362.
posit vaults,

Jack Hinton, the painter, left this morning for Fl Paso where he has some work to do for the Southwest eTn.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
Practice for Match

The five bowlers of the local Y. M. c. A. who will play Bisbee next Sat. urday will put in three nights this week in hard practice for the event It is a long time now since Douglas has had a winning bowling team, but the averages of the players in the three men tournament which is now practically completed is such as tc encourage the belief that Douglas will have a strong and probably : winning team to represent her on tho alleys in the usual season matche! with Bisbee this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01
Eiremen's Meeting

Firemen's Meeting The Douglas fire department will hold it's regular monthly meeting at the headquarters of the department tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

Fritz Kohlmeyer came up from Ma cozari today.
 J. G. George and Nat Grant return ed to Nacozari this afternoon.
 Attorney E. L. Turner left Saturday night or e business trip to Denver.
 Mrs. Ray Radford has gone to San Diego to join her husband, who is employed there.
 Mrs. c. s. Larro returned this morn ing from several weeks visit with relatives in Tucson.
 Rube Pelkey left >this morning for his home in Oklahoma. to remain un- til the baseball season opens.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-01

Attorney E. L. Turner left Saturday night or business trip to Denver.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
6rnnoltiifs E Merchantmen.

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Sobn :. @robom : @runoItildc; So
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@ailblittS uuo 6rall, I @rlrnoltild
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9mlitrobc, Is bel 100, @rlmo5inS
$40; So.
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McGullob, nobc GlenOenin- StroBc,
1876 bel - @%rlnb5in@ So; So.
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ieitc Der Glcnocuin-, nnbe WtcGnllob,
StraBe, $50; So.
Sranf 9fopuf an Morp :. 9ruif,
Gillette Der acnmooo.Apcnle, nobC
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$40; So.
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mo 3ralt, Sitieite Der acnmooO.
@lpemle, nobe SrlcansltraBc, If bel
20, @runb5ins $42; So.
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Sarbede etc, Noroieitc berSombnrbs,
nobe @aibinatonitrobc, 1876 bel so,
@runb5ins $54.25; So.
Goipar 8orbecfe etc. al Senrp i.
8olbbed, 9toroicitc Der lombard,
nabe @aibingtonitroBc, 1876 bel so,
Gruno5ins $54.25; So.
Barbara Get an SuliiS Nellbert
lmb SrolL Siiooitieitc Der 9orforb-,
nobe Nprtb. Ipcnlc, 1916 bel 70,
@runb5ins $50; 1925.
Setter 9olod mo Srou al Glo.
ridge $, Young, Siticitc Der Stec-
per, nobe &ubionitroBc, ~ bel 10,
@runbSins $50; So.
9ollis $. &ieredt an Soiepb g.
&olftcr etc, Noroicitc Der WcGlocrs
rpsStroBc. nnbc Montioro.Ipemlc,
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9tidols, Norblcitc ser Gomonoion.
&pcnlc, uohc /. StroBc, Is bel 100,
@rlmo5ins $64, So.
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j. =. Slopb, 8 8runoitildc; $40.
@ilinm j. :. SIopo on Soibuo
e. Srontlin, 8 0%rrnbitiide, So.
@iIion y. Nid)olS an Altpn :.
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bel 100, 8rlmo5ins SCI; S..
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more Garter, 6 @rrmoitiide; So.
Sacob $. glla, Srultec, ot 0olul.
borp'gpcnnlc ~. &. Stride, 1 8runo.
itiid; So.
aotburine Sundcl on yGItutcs
Snoeitmcnt Co." 9~tproleite Der San.
cite, nobc 8rebcrid. Strnbc. bel
1873, @runo5inS $120; s..
@iQiam .. Collins an Sp. g.
Gnlrcin unb 6rail, Siioicitc Der %.
StroBc, nabe8 liiliorb-a penle, 1910
bel 10, @runo5inS SAG; S..
Mar $. Guitt on Sobanna @eDr,
4 8runbitiide; So.
Gbwaro !. Stord on aoolpD :.
Stord etc, Oitieite Der Sare-S trobe,
nabe -9lpeniie, 1919 bel
GIG, @runo5ins $3.50; $1,000.
Minnie 9urd), 5eit. .8ouitr., etc. an
Wiaiam $. arnolb etc, Siiboit-Gdc
bon 3bamesitraBe unb YroaOnop,
1875 bel So; $500.
Mnrtbu a~anberer etc. an gbmuno
guonib, Norooit-gde BON Sanoper-
Strabe nnb Sugor.aaep, % bel =,
@runo5ins $42.75; So.
@iQiam 6. 8arper ullb 3rail nll
Grneit 0.Sorn mebrere 8runbitiide;
$40. +.
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@citern NarpIanb GiieHbab1.

nssinasnb 81. eept. ssrIdst 6iaeu. citation.
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6 R. Nn, WasneSboro, 9bam6erSbira unb
atsaencuiulen Gonutaa. Sonco6 uns guutber.
Icnh.
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Sdaerstcpii, Saneod. Gbtppersbnrg uIb aus.
eslonlTeI Gonniag. Nrsoert6 un6 eurnsttS.
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SdIltG. aa~s9enommeu eenntos.
7.00. Moreens-Dorf. y. uno 8. Eib., nnb Ear.
$50 Wlpreens-ayom. na6 7tu-mon..
ss.b7 WioreeiiS-Netern grpreh, A%teftmtnJter,
Brueebiue tSreberidl- Guimttabura. fbnr.
-totpr. &nncod, GumberIanh, gIftns (Saftet,
Gbferbations.gSaeeeu(.
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@rooe. tcrrer BORT. Sa1ober. 0ettbSbnrG rnb
9. unb 8. Stb.
$50 ssaeni.- Miionl. mao Sanober.
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1855 UbenSs--Niinnr rcdN Hrton.prtbse.
Nwr euWntaA1.
9.46 ubenbS-ution,. na6 unton,Drtbac anb
pdnpDer.
sSaIt- riet an ssnnfrIbania.abe .etatica.
siss.srii. !. Seu..gssnsass. Ssa.;S.ad.
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rstf f5uM gebral1 in Der gausbens xnb M.
Woadl'Gts!tion nut 1000 Nbcnbs.
Neterntrufg bon ydnrn In G@Iafs ober pars
lor'Baaenn&, gpetferatet etc. merben f6neu
e,soret per Seieybea tn allen soIeenben 6tIss
Snrenty: @taSIess uto SaItiuipltsSfra6s q.
nd. HopalsS tatior, 6. & g., Mt. Yernon Sf2Sj
9dn1oeHs Citation SriormdttoHS oureua, T. q D.,
81. Eaii SAC. ober W}b., GpurtIQnb 2736, MI
Sr. 62S Gnos3rcoepas
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