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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
FAMOUS PICTURES
 ADDED ID SCHOOLS
Funds Obtained From Recent Exhibit Used to Purchase
 WOfkS of Art.

The picture exhibit, recently held at the Central school building in this city. did great good in one direction IS the paid admissions received were sufficient to meet the expense of ac- Quiring copies of many notable pie lures for the schools of the district
 The pictures which now adorn the walls of the following school houses, Don Luis. Lowell. Powell. South Bis bee and Lincoln, are replicas of the best art. and are calculated to cater to the aesthetic senses of the students rounding out their ideas of the beau .:iful and giving somo little ones an in- sight into the phase of life and the world from it's best side, hitherto un- dreamed Of
 The following is a list of the pic lures chosen for each school.
 LowelI-Aurora, Courtship of Niles Standish. Strawberry Girl, The Iron Guard. bJding Lige of Day, Child Vita Lap DOfs, Hiawatha, Baby Stuart, Interior Of Cottage.
 Lincoln Misty Morning in Hol- and. Deer in Forest Twilight, Saved Helping Hand.
 Poweli-Sistine Madonna, Spring.
 South Bisbee--Sistine Madonna, Surrender of Corngallis, Red Deer of Chillingham. BH
 Don Luis-By the River. Children of Charles ]. Thee Mouse. Return of Flock.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
WHAT WILL BE EFFECT ON BR0kERs7
Local Firmss, Declare Them selves Indifferent as to
 Bucket Shop Bill.

There was much speculation yes. terday as to tue effect of the bucket shop bill. so called, on the brokerage firms of the city There is consider able doubt. even among those best posted. as to the actual text. The bin in it's original form was received here, but it has been materially altered by amendments, the nature of which are not definitely known.
 h @ conversation with several of the brokers of Bisbee yesterday 1t was learned that they had but little interest ip the measure. as they do not think that the measure will in any MY aTect their business This is what has been given as the opinion Of some of the leading lawyers Of the city \ full text Of the bill, with the amendments attaehed, is anxiously awaited H-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
.SANJE FE 4 BONANZA
 PROPERTY
Old Mine Near Cananea Is Starting to Work On Large Scale-Has an Interesting History.

Work upon tue Santa Fe situated near Janoyerichi. twelve miles south Of Cananea- will be augmented within few days. Teams were yesterday put to work hauling ming machinery. which will be used in developing this old mine, from Gananea, according to John McDaniels. proprietor of the Sonora hotel who is here.
 The company is headed by P. J. Te- haney the Cananea broker. as presi- deat and B. A. Packard. vice presl- dent, are tueparing to make rhe mine what it deserves to be. one of the lead ing silver mines of tn state of Sonora. The machinery Is expected to be working shortly with as large a force as can be accommodated in the work ings within a short time
 The mine which is generally con sidered one of the best in Sonora. was one which heIDed add to the wealth of Col. W. c. Greene in the infancy of Cananea. Obtaining a lease from the Mexican owners of the property he succeeded in getting out a profit of more than s70.000 during the time that he operated the property. This. too. in spite of the fact that the ore had to be hauled after being mined tc Benson in oX-carts, and then sent to the Fl Paso smeiters for treatment
 At tbe expiration of the Greene | lease, the property reverted to the original ownrs, who refused to renew. having determined to work the mine tor themselves. This they did, mak- ing more than sS0.O00 net profit be- fore reaching wafcr level in their main shaft at f10 feet. which caused them to abandon the froDerty. Later the property feli iatO the hands Of Peter Weiss, of Cananea. who held 1t until the formation of the Santa Fe Mining company
 Thc mine workings consist of sew erai shafts. varying in depth from 116 feet. inc deeUest. to seveuty-five feet The company is now engaged in putting down a double compartment shaft at the side Of tn main working shaft formerly used. This is at pres eut forty feet in depth. Ore can be expected to be encountered at about sixty-five feet.
 The ore formation is peculiar, the pay rock lying in both veins and Dockets. One pocket found by Col. Greene, although small in area. netted handsome profit. the ore running 4.- 500 ounces to the ton. Other pockets i encountered ran between that high figure and 2.9e6 ounces. There Is a well defined vein fin the shaft carry ing an average of 500 ounces of the white metal to the ton.
 Aside from the Santa Fe there are other eomDanies preparing fer work. The Fay cananea company, who re- gently held their annual meeting in Bisbee. have put a force of fourteen men to work upon their property a short distance from Cananea- Presi- dent Fay. after stay of several days in Cauanea looking over properties in the Santa Cruz district, has returned to his home in the east The com Dany contemplate doing good deal Of work upon the old Dorotea urouerty in that district shortly. Mir. McDan- ieis is director in the Fay-Cananea corDoration.
 Cananea Is showing a revival of mining interest in the bettered spirits of the business men and the brighter outlook presented to them. A tone Of optimism pcrvades the very atmos- pborc.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
BASKET BALL GAMES.

Tn the basekt ball games at the '. M. c. A. Thursday night. played as part of the series of games now in progress for the L. l.. Gilman trophy. the high school teams and the C. < A. teams were victorious. the latter win. ming by a score of twenty-nine to twenfy-seven over the C. O.. and the foriper winning from the Y. M. c. A. team by score of forty.eight to four teen. Four games win be played next week, two on Tuesday, two on Thurs day. The high school team has never been defeated in the series. and has 1 cinch on the trophy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
RETURNS TO TOMBSTONE

Probate Judge Frank GoodbOdy re- turned to Tombstone yesterday after noon after a visit of several days to Bisbee. The judge reports several im- about Tombstone. and predicts that she is again entering upon an era of prosperity. Additional men are being put on and several pro.serties now closed are talking of resuming opera dOns iu the immediate future.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
FIRST SHIPMENT EXPECTED

Tac irst shipment of lead fer thc city water service installation is expect ed to arrive in Bisbee today as bilS of lading for a car containing 57,66' pounds of the metal were received yesterday by City Clerk George Gage The contract. which was let to the Discus Plumbing and Heating com Fany of this city, calls for payment of S4.sO a 1e6 pounds by the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
wiLL co HOME

Waiter B. CoHgdon, son of one CI the large stockholders in the c. & A. and other Cole Ryan promotions, will leave this morning for his home at CoIraine, Minn. Mir. Congdon has been in this district for more than 2 month cn q business visit. He yes terday returned from Cananea, where he was for few days. Everything in the big camp across the border IS looking well. he declared. Six fur naces are being constantly run at iHe Greene-CaRaEea reduction plant
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
ARE SINKING WELLS

2. A. TCvrea. one of those most heavily interested in the CourtlaRd Water company, stated yesterday that they were working three shifts Of men sinking wells for their water sup ply. Tffe compauE is securing bids ou pipes and other materials. They ex- fect to have their water works sys- lem in working order about the first cf June
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
AMllStN1ENT7S

1t is seldom that the form of amusement known as the moving pic ture can move an audience tc ap, plaUse, but that is what happened at each performance of "Cn the War path" at the Royal last night. There is no denying that it gives one a very vivid realization of the horrors of a frontier family eocBed in Q cabin. the Gefcndcrs at the mercy of Indians who have fired the building. The rescue hy the soldiers is also a thrill ing One. with the effects we'll ear ried out Tn Royal win tonight pre- sent as an additional attraction a wrestling match between Thomas Young and Eugene Traveller This IS scheduled for 9:3o and is for the best three out Of five falls.
 Tomorrow night will again see tic StreeterI}ryan company at the Or, pheUm. when they present -Resurrec- tion." This should prove as big a drawing medium as their opening bill here last year, "The Christian" There are several changes in the general ensemble of the company, and MT. Streeter promises the Bishee playgo- CTS the best of plays in stock. The seats are now on sale and a crowded house will undoubtedly greet this popular company on their appearance here tomorrow night
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
KING ATTENDED FLIGHTS

PAU, France, March Fixing Ed ward arrived by motor car from Biar- ritz this afternoon at the field where the Wright brothers are making aerial flights. There was a large crowd present and much interest was mani Tested in the promised exhibition.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
FEW PNEUMONIA CASES

There are very few cases of pDeu-
 monia in Bisbee at present, when the
 cold weather which has prevailed
 since Saturday, last -is taken isto o0u- sideration The few instances fn which the hatiSnts are suSering arc . none of them Of a serious nature it is stated
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
SOLDIER CONVICTED

SAN FRANCISCO. March 12.-A verdict of murder iu the first degrees was returned bv the jury today in the trial of Private Thomas J. Iordan. Coast Artillery U. s. A., for the kill ine If I. F. Joltsng. police officer of this city, last January.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
SANTA ROSlL|A IS PROMISING MINE
C, |. McReynolds Tells of De- veIopment Work and Can
 anea Gossip.

Attorney C ]. McReynolds came in yesterday from Cauanea. where he has been on business ana enjoying 2 hunt for tae game so Dlentifully found in Sonora. Apart of his busi- pess was in connection with the Santa Rcsana Gold Mine. in which ho is Q stockholder and officer.
 "R. K. Clancy. the president of the corporation. is in personal charge at the mines and has a good force of men lat work" sad McReynolds. "Therc is already sufficient ore for two ship ments and in. case eastern capitoI is not interested in the enterprise. as is expected within . few weeks. ship mrts will be made to meet tn pay tnents on tae bend Development work is being continued end the prop .erty Is being put in better shape daily"
 McReynoids, when asked regarding -the financial situation in CSnanea. stated that it was hardly anything to brag about, that times are quiet. in fact. said he. rumors of another shut 0own are numerous and a general feel ling of uneasiness prevails over the camp. Whether there is any founda- tion for the runners is not known. but that they are current. said Mickey nolds. there is no denying.
 'Harriman's special was dn Can anea Thursday while I was there :" continued McReynolds, "and l under stand that he and Colonel Greene had a long conference What tho subject of their conversation was and whether # had any direct bearing on the situ alton at Cananea l did not learz. A.. riman's special train consisted or seven of the heaviest and finest cans which l nave ever seen It took four engines to pull them up the grade to tho paTnD
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
Mexican Copper

IT. regard to the report that Canane% is on the eve of another shutdown is known here that two weeks ago pr. Ricketts. head Of the Greene-C -Canauea company at Cananea, stated that they were getting along all right, but that the eastern connexions of the com DaEy were having a great deal O. complaint on account of the low price .Of copper. Several prominent busi- ness men asked their opinion regard. ing the Tumor of the shutdown, stated that they were not disposed to credit .fs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-29
LANSING.

Miss Alvina Schultz has just returned
from the hospital, where she was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis. She is re-
covering quickly.
Mrs ]. C Ton was Chicago visitor
yesterday.
Miss Ada vansteenberg visited in
Glen View yesterday.
Miss Hattie Jaegar is still quite i'll
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. A Ward was in Harvey. Ill,
yesterday
At the preliminary oratorical con-
test held at the high school yester-
day Victoria Walkerly won first place
among the girls, and Stanley Dempsey
among the boys.
Mr.. Robson. Mr. Miller. superintend-
ent OF the Harve yCIll0 schools. and
Rev. Flint acted as judges.
Mrs. Gaden and daughter, Lizzie. were
Chicago visitors yesterday.
Mrs. zech was in Chicago yesterday
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ROBERTSDALE.

The old adage, 1T never rains but 1t
pours," came true at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Renneau of Roberts
avenue last week. Besides receiving
a loss of about s1eo by fire last Tues
day. narly $500 of their hard earned
money also disappeared the night of
the fire. When Mr.. Renneau went to
the city he left the money with his
wife, whom he found unconscious upon
his return. After the fremen had dis
tinguished the flames Mr.Renneau made
a thorough search for the money. but
was unable to find it. his wife's con-
dition was so serious at that time he
dared not question her about it until
Thursday, when she said: Upon retir-
ing she put the money in her stock
ing. wrapped it up in her clothes and
placed them on chair" The clothes
were partly burned, but the stockings
were found with the money gone. 1t is
thought from all indications that Mrs.
Renneau was drugged and robbed, and
the house set on re as there were no
fires in the house when she retired, ex-
cept in the heater. Mrs. Renneau, upon
hearing of the loss of the money, is
very i'll at the present time.
John Kreuter Of Indiana boulevard
was In South Chicago on business sat
urday.
The members of the Marquette Pedro
club were delightfully."- entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs william
| Rought in Cleveland avenue Friday
evening in honor of their fourteenth
wedding anniversary. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with carnations
and ferns for the occasion. The fore
part of the evening was devoted to
! pedro. and the honors were awarded
the following: Mrs. Ed. Freese and
Frank Buehler first prize. Mrs. Frank
Buehler and Arthur Stress second and
Mrs John Blaul and Edward Matthias
! the consolation. At 10 o'clock an elab-
crate four-course luncheon was served
after which the guests proceeded to the
/ parlor where pleasant hour was spent
/ in music and other amusements feat
/ ure Of the evening was fishing pond
which caused much merriment and was
+ greatly enjoyed by all. At late hour
/ the guests departed for their homes
4 having spent a most pleasant evening
and wishing Mr. and Mrs. Rought
many more such happy anniversaries
Mrs. Arthur Whitelaw Of Wood Riv-
er. III. formerly of this place was call
ing on old acquaintances here Friday
Mrs. Maenpaa of Reese avenue Is or
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the sick list.

the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Patterson of Harrison
avenue were Chicago visitors Friday.
The children Of the Franklin school
are happy this week. They are enjoy
ing their annual spring vacation.
Miss Selma Ehlers of Roberts ave-
nue. has recovered from her recent
illness and is able to be out again.
Mrs. Joseph Brenkus of One Hundred
and Nineteenth street received the sad
news Friday Of the death Of her moth
er in Europe.
Mrs. Henry Atchison returned to her
home in Woodsvil1e, Ind, after pleas
ant visit at the home of her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Agnes Roberts of Roberts
avenue.
Mrs. Rachael McGraiI of Indiana
Harbor was a Robertsdale BUSINESS
visitor Friday.
Mrs. A. Jacobson is quite i'll at her
home in Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Henry Eggers of Roberts ave-
nue. visited her parents in the East
Side Friday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-29
ST. JOHN.
Chorus,

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wulf of Ham
mond spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mat Vein was a visitor in Cedar
Lake Sunday.
Peter Weingart returned from Chi
cago, where he spent Sunday with rel
atiYes.
Andrew Brakeman of Hammond Wis
tied relatives in Hanover Center yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Obrey of Hammond
were the guests of relatives here sun
day
Peter Huppenthal was Cedar Lake
visitor Sunday.
Peter. the young son of Mr. and Mrs
John Pfeifer. is i'll, and under medical
care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huber of Ham
mond spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
w Koehle
Mrs. Joseph Boiling from Hammond
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boiling Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-29
CLARK STATION.

Mr.. Harry Peterson spent Saturday
evening at Hammond with friends.
Mr.. Otto Kreuger of Chicago spent
Sunday with Clarke friends.
Masters Henry and Edward Miller Of
Hessville visited with Clarke relatives
Mrs. Charles Dettman of Clarke sta.
ton spent few days with Indiana
Harbor relatives.
The game. which was to be played
by the White Sox on April with the
railroad team. is cancelled. The So1
will get another game with the Stee
company team for that date.
The grading at Kinks is now fin
ished. and the work near Pine will be
gin Monday.
Mr.. James Carroll and Walter Behl
were Chicago business visitors.
Mr.. George Keckeisen of Chicago wa
spending a few days here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-29
A FAMOUS BEAUTY
SPECIALIST
Gives Advice to Women
Lacking in Energy
and Vitality.

Thousands of women are using toilet
preparations unsuccessfuIly.
Cosmetics fail to improve their thick
muddy compilations or to Danish the
pimples, blackheads and crow's-feet
No wonder. Their trouble lies far
deeper than the skin They have bad
blood, and bad blood In 80 per cent of
the cases arises from inflammation of
the mucous membrane Their blood is
filled with poison which is certain to
break out in unsighly humors and blot
ches-while pale, drawn faces, deep
circled eyes, STOPPING shoulders and
weak backs complete the story of suf-
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Inflammation of the mucous mem
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Rexall Mucu-Tone works through tn,
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/ We know that RexaI Mucu-Ton'
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Sold only at our stores. Price 5
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HOBART.

Miss Agnes Cunningham returned
from Chicago last night. where she
has been visiting for the past few days.
Miss Alkaline Hines and Lydia Heck
were in the city shopping today.
Mr.. Roy Woods left last night for
his home in Jackson, Mo.
Mr. Leslie Lightner was out from
the city over Sunday.
The Misses Bessie and Anna Pas
SOW visited in Gary over Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kilker and son.
Arthur. were in the city on Saturday.
Miss Mabel Reynolds spent Sunday
with Mrs. Mccormick.
The woodmen are planning on giving
dance on April 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Crockett were in Chi
cago on Saturday.
Mr. c Warren returned yesterday
from Momence. Ill He left with the
intention of going to Texas. but he
says he did not like sleeping on hard
wood floors
Messrs. A. NJ. Janus and Edward
Harmon Of Columbus. O.. We're visitors
at the Hobart House over Sunday.
Mrs Kimball Of the Kimban Car
riage company Of Chicago left his au-
tomobile here. not being able to get
back to the city WITH It
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TOLLEsTON.

Mr. Ed. Behnke transacted business
in Gary Saturday.
Norris Goldman of Gary was in Toll
lesion on business Saturday
Mrs w E. Phillips was in Chicago
shopping Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Uecker and Miss
Leach Kline attended a theater at
Chicago Saturday evening.
Miss Bess Matson returned to Toll
lesion this morning after spending sat
urday and Sunday in Chicago with he1
sister.
Miss Carrie seberger, who spent Sat
urday and Sunday at her home in
Crown Point returned this morning tc
teach school.
Miss Hattie Kurth and her mother
were Hammond visitors Saturday.
Mr.. A E. Sturger of Chicago tran
sacted business in Tolleston Saturday
George Neilley of Hobart was also
in this city city Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-29
WHITING NEWS
Death Causes Regret.

The death of Charles Wayne, who
died in St Margaret's hospital after
an illness with typhoid fever, has
caused much regret among the friends
of the young man in Whiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wayne were
formerly residents of this city, but
moved to Michigan about two years
ago. In December the wife of Mr..
Waynes brother, David Wayne, died,
leaving six motherless children. It was
for the purpose of making home for
these children that Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wayne moved back here from Michigan.
only about three weeks ago. AS soon
as he returned Mr.. Wayne was taken
i'll, which caused his death in so short
a time
The funeral will be held tomorrow
from the home Of his wife's sister, Mrs.
Zimmerman, One Hundred and Forty
fourth street and Todd avenue, East
Chicago. at o'clock.
The services will be in charge of the
Modern Woodmen of America The in
terment will be in Oak Hill cemetery,
Hammond Undertaken C. A. HeIlwig
of this city will have charge Of the
funeral.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and one child, his mother, Mrs. Adam
Stoll of Berry Lake, three brothers and
three sisters, one OF whom is Mrs
Louis Jenkins of Gary.