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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
.ss CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS *
PERSONAL MEN TON.

Alfred Lockwood. city attorney or Douglas, passed through yesterday tO cananea, where he goes for the pur- pose of organizing Mexican corpoi sT ton
 C. IeGrand was in Bisbee yesterday on a short business trip.
 Richard (Dick) Davis left yesterua, !, for the coast. where he will be located for the future. He .las been one Vr the well known residents of Bisbee for years, and has made many friebos here.
 B. A. Packard returned tO Douglas yesterday after being present at the opening of the territorial legislature. J. ]. Jackson. who has been workins in the supply department at the Cop per Queen smelter at Douglas, eslre up yesterday.
 Mr. and Mrs Byron NJ. Pattison are rejoicing over the arrival Of baby girl which came Saturday morning. James Wood, superintendent Of the C. & A. smelters at Douglas, was in Bisbee yesterday on short business trip.
 MT. end Mrs Milford Pharr were in Bisbee Sunday. returning 10 Douglas an the evening train.
 J. K Morrison left for Tucson and Phoenix yesterday. where ne will ap- pear in several important legal mat fers.
 Colonel and Mrs. l.. W. Powell re- turned from El Paso yesterday, where they went to attend the opening of the Fl Paso Country club.
 Joan P. Gull, who arrived in this city from Nogales yesterday morning. went to Courtland last night.
 Rowland Hilbert has returned rom s brief visit to Douglas.
 E A. Tovrea returned yesteruay from a business visit in Cananes.
 Dr. F. k. Sh ne, of the C. Q. dis pensary. returned last evening from El Paso.
 Mrs. Mary Jane Finlayson, matron of the Copper Queen hospital, return "a from El Paso last sTsRihs.
 F. H. Schuster, of Tucson, is calling upon friends in Bisbee today.
 ID. RI. Gallagher, Of Douglas, was a business caller in the city yesteruas.
 O. T. Moore. of Cananea, caniu se l]isbee yesterday.
 N R. Archer, of Tucson, is cahine upon Bisbee friends today.
 c. B. Delaney. of San FrancIsco. was in the city on business yesterday
 N J. Donahue, one of the vel known real estate dealers of Douglas vas Tn Bisbee yesterday on snor business trip. He will return Douglas this morning.
 A. R Temple came up from Doug las yesterday on a short business trip
 Attorney E. E. Ellinwood was in Douglas yesterday on short busi ness trip.
 Superv sor Jake Scherer was up from Douglas yesterday.
 George I-anhan left for Sylvanite yesterday on short business trip.
 A. B. Archer. of the Southern Pa ciic offices, came in from the west yesterday.
 s. s. Culver left yesterday for Douglas.
 q. K. Beuaugl left Monday for Los Angeles
 J. J. Huffaker and wife left recently for Detroit, Michigan, where they VII arake their future home. me.--z.-
 Hiss Heating of the Queen Store, IS reported on the sick list today.
 4. J. Gaines came in from Tomb stone last nigGt on short business trip.
 o. T. Moore. Of Cananea, came over last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
BASKET SOCIAL.

A basket social and dance will b. given by the Fraternal Brotherhood Lodge No. 452 Saturday evening. Jan uary g. at Pythian Castle. If you miss this you will miss good time as the committee has pledged them selves to make th's one of the mosf enjoyable socsals and dances of tht season. Tte ladies will each bring a well filled basket, which will be aur toned of and scld to the highest bid der Ask your friends to come and bring a basket Everybody welcome Good music will be had
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
FARGO MAN PROMOTED.

Rowland Holbert driver ana ,vi- lector for Wells-Fargo. in this cup. leaves this evening for Benson. where be is 10 take the office agency. Fol over two months. during the illness Of L. C. Potts. the regular depot agent, HoIbert served in taat capacity, Uni, going on the wagon recently. me agency in Benson comes in recosni- ticn of his success in a similar capac- ity here Holbert came here five months ago from the Fl Paso onives. He has made many friends in Bisbe7. who will be sorry to have him leave, but who will be glad to learn of ais promotion
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
JUNIOR REDS AND BLUES

The Y. M c. A juniors are working like beavers on their miniature Reds
 and Blues contest. They show sll the enthusiasm of their elders, anu II will be a lively bunch of winners that the association will be called upon uo banquet some time next month. The youngsters must bring in twenty five new members to be assured of their spread. but there are no quitters among them. The juniors are deter mined to have banquet of their own
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
Fake Remnants.

A country storekeeper. a pair Of long. bright shears in hand. calmly cut a roll Of silk into remnants
 Women" he explained to his city cousin, ''are remnant mad. There are women who never buy except at rem nant sales. Such women will pass by goods in the piece at quarter a yard and snap up the same goods in rem nant lengths at 30 cents.
 "So great Ia the demand for rem nants that it is impossible to keep up the legitimate supply"
 The country storekeeper winked-
 Hence" be said- "my present occu' patton Los Angeles Times
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
SUNDAY WEDDING.

The marriage of Miss Ange sugicr and Mr. Nick W. Rafelovich toon place Sunday evening at the home of her brother, MT. Lee Sug'ch. Both ths young people are well known her
 and are very popular among their 1T ends and acquaintances. A larg
 east was prepared and enjoyed aS those present. and every one was fO-..
 2 his ps aises over the pleasa1t and suspicious affar. Justice Morris High ofieiated at the marriage ceremony.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
PNEUMONIA IS FATAL

William Mitchell, resident of YoungblOod Hill. suecumbed to an at tack of pneumonia at noon Sunday Mir. Mitchell had been in but a briei time before his death. He was man of about forty-fiye and came here from Tombstone several months ago. li is known that he was member Oi the k. of r. lodge of the county seat One brother in Globe and another in California have been notified of the lemise. Funeral services will be held at Q o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
REFUSES TO PROSECUTE

Among those brought before Justice Burd ok yesterday on the charge ot disturbing the peace, was a colcTed man named John Tucker, who was charged with beating a woman Of his race over the head with chair. The vouan herself. with features consider ably the worse fer the encounter, vas on hand ready to enter her compia nt' and things looked black for the dark nan. But strange things happen in tae courts Of justice. The woman listened to the charge and tnea changed her mind about prosecuting She suddenly developed an affection for the defendant which caused her to forges all about the fracus of the might before. The justice in disgust aned the man for drunkenness and dismissed the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
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 Marconi-the wireless wizard-osa- not stumble accidentally upon ,.., principles of his marvellous invention. It was only by deep and prolonged study of the cause of certain known phenomena in nature that he was able 10 produce the startling effect.
 Many people, in speaking of Hair Restorers. have a way of buncing them altogether without discrimination.
 Herpicide is as different from other so-called hair restorers" and ''reIs4v d,es' as day is from night.
 It is q scientific preparation prep-. cd for the sole purpose of destroyinz he scalp microbe that causes dandrun and falling hair.
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 Two sizes. 50c and $1.00.
 Bisbee Drug Co, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
TUESDAY EVENING BIBLE CLUB

The regular Tuesday Evening Bible club. which was recently organized al the r. W. C. A. will meet there al ( D. m. Tuesday. The subject for dis cussion will be Social Problems as seen from a Biblical standpo nt. Rev Mr. Fry will add to the interest of tae evening by a brief talk A large crowd was organized last week and A series of interesting lectures are in store for the members.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
CHURCHES WELL ATTENDED

The congregations have been notice ably large at the different churches during the past month. The ideal weather has been induciye to the stay at-homes. and they have turned out in good numbers to attend the churches of their caoice. Many grand and thoughtful sermons were deliver cd from the Bisbee pulpits Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
MOVES TO 6is6EE.

John E. Smith, of Moorpark. Call fornia, arrived in town yesterday rom 1 Paso, where he has been visiting his son, who is interested in the I. M. c. A work there. MT. smith IS the father Of Miss Hope B. smith, of the local Y. w. C. A. They Wlil leave shortly for their home in si.'or- nark-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
KNIGHTS OF pYTHlAs ATTENTION

You are requested to meet tomor- row (Wednesday) at 800 at Palace undertaking parlors. Main street, to attend funeral of Bro. Wm- Mitchell. All Knights are requested to attend.
 VIM. PULLEY. C. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
Silenced.

Wasn't that young MT. Tiff who left the house as came inf" asked the judge of his eldest daughter.
 -Yes. papa"
 Did l not issue an injunction against his coming here any moreT'
 'Yes, papa. but he appealed to a higher court. and mamma reversed TOUT decision"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
INFANT SON DIES.

The infant son of Patrick Haekett and wife of Dubaker Canyon, died Sunday evening as the result ot hemorrhage of the brain. The baby, whith had been chr.stened James T. Hackett lived only three days Tae funeral of the little one took place at II o'clock yesterday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

pr. D. McSwegan is back from the eastern hospitals He has diplomas
 from this country and Europe, and the medal of the International Medical congress. He treats all diseases of men, women and children at the St. Elmo.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

hope he will have getter luck in cham pioning it than he has thus far met with in his l won't rub it in any more.
 Yours truly
 A. RIDGEWAY.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
NOTICE

To A. o. T. w: All members wish ng to pay dues may pay at Joe Lip Dert's barber shop., Main St., or 10 $ 'erran. 109 Brewery Gulch.
 s. YERRAN. Financier
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

The Royal changes pictures three times week SOW. Tuesdays. Fridays and Sundays. They gre showing the best pictures that can be obtained when they exchange.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
TEACHERS MEET.

The union teachers of the various sunday schools of the city met at the I'M. c. A last night in regular ses- sion. Rev. Kanarr, of the Bapust church led the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
EXCHANGE

Four nice lots on Chihuanua Hill for Douglas property. L w. Wallace.
 44S
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

New Hotel Sonora, Cananea. Re modelled and first class in every way. Mcdaniel Bros prOprietors. z9S
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

This is change day at the Theatre Royal. Don't miss it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

Entire change of program at the Royal tonight
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
U. p. Case Continued

The case of the railroad company
against the property owners on Sixth
avenue who dug the hole under the
track in order to save their homes
and property has been continued for
ten days. A change of venue was
taken to the court of Justice Pressly
and the attorneys for the property
holders asked that the case be dis
posed of Immediately. but the state
asked for a delay. stating that all
of their witnesses we're not present
The company has built two con-
duits to take off the flood waters
in the future. The men who dug the
hole notified the company twenty
four hours previous and placed
red light on the track as signal for
trains. From this evidence it looks
as though it would be hard to prove
malicious mischief the punishment
for which may be term in the peni-
tentiary.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
street. Being Repaired

With the exception of the four
blocks on Thirteenth avenue, where
the devastation was greatest, the
city streets are again passable
thanks to the strenuous efforts OF
the street commissioner. Milton Sea
man.
On Thirteenth avenue some two
feet of sand was taken out OF the
upper blocks and deposited on the
two blocks further north. The dam
age is not SO great. as the fill has
given the street the proper grade
as to height and when the cutters
are properly rounded up there will
be plenty of dirt to fill the big wash
outs. A light coat of gravel VIII
have to be placed on portions of sew
eral streets where the heavy gravel
has been left bare. From two to
six inches of debris remains In the
cutters of almost every street and
this will be cleaned out as rapidly
as the city's finances permit.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
THREE HUNDRED
GO ON EXCURSION
SUNDAY TRIP no WATERWOEKS
Fisherm an Were Numerous and the
Sport Was Good

Three hundred strong and the most
orderly excursion ever carried out of
Greeley and the towns along the line
was landed by the Colorado & South
ern above Bellevue at the city water
works Sunday morning
If some one would invest little
money in one of the numerous groves
along the Poudre at this point, it
would make an ideal picnic and fish
ing ground. The first requisite
would be a pavilion as safety against
mountain showers, which are apt to
pass over that vicinity at any mo.
rnent. A ball park would be the best
paying feature end lunch and refresh
ments the next. A few stays accom-
panied the party Sunday who wer
evidently not familiar with the en-
vironments, as they neglected luncf
and a few who lacked the courage
to make known their embarrassing
position came hcme with empty
| stomachs.
Almost everybody had tishpole
and there was a procession of Isaac
Waltons for a distance of five miles
up the river. They were one behind
the other in the middle of the stream
waist deep. In several places the
sandy bottom attracted the women
and children and all shed their shoes
and stockings and spent hours in the
refreshing water.
The gates leading to the filters and
reservoirs were thrown open and
everyone given an opportunity to
view the system and source of Gree
ley's water supply. The city owns
thirty acres of ground and hand
some cottage, all of which, together
with the plant. is kept m model trim
by the superintendent, Mr.. Proctor
A number of the city officials We're
present. including Aldermen Howard
and Luther of the waterworks COM
mittee. A proposition will be maze
to the council to lease part of the
grounds to Denver men. who are
backed by the railroad company. for
the purpose of making it tirst-class
picnic ground and a landing place
for the fishermen. If this is accom-
plished daily service with cheap
fare may be put on between Greeley
and the waterworks.
w, A. Hotchkiss. the city clerk,
and Mrs. Hotchkiss had fine success
with their pole and line, landing five
trout each.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
PytIlian Sisters, Election

The Pythian Sisters held the in
stallation Wednesday afternoon in
l. o. o. F.. hall at the regular meet
ing. Mrs. Sarah Spere and Mrs. Ella
White. the head officers last year.
presided at the installation. Fol-
lowing is the list of officers: Mrs.
Vrooman, M. K. c.; Mrs. Abbie
Deffke, f. c.; Mrs. J. S. Schryver, Il.
j.; Mrs. Christine Malone, NJ. of r.
and c.; Mrs. Harry Swanson, NJ. OF
F.; Mrs. May Heaton. NJ. of T.. Mrs
johnson, G. o. of T.. Mrs. Koesling
p. of T.; Mrs. Steele, p. c.. Dur
ing the social hour program was
rendered consisting of a vocal sole
by Miss May Woodbury., piano sole
by Dorothe Haynes, readings by Mrs
Schryver and song by the two little
daughters of Mrs. Malone. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake wer,
served.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
Suit u Settle Boundary

Joseph G. Ewing has started suit
IN the district court for Mrs. Roberta
Porter of Grinnell, Iowa, against
John w. Erckenbeck. who lives on
the edge of Weld county near Long
mont. The suit is the result of a
controversy dating back twenty years
over the boundary line OF adjoining
farms. The Iowa woman claims
that the Weld county farmer has
ten acres of her land fenced in and
has been using some for twenty
years. The land is now worth $50
per acre.
The dispute over this fence has
almost resulted In murder and the
FORMER owner OF the farm stood
guard with shotgun for a week and
chased the Iowa people of his land
A new statute was passed in Colo.
rado in 1907 providing special pro.
ceedings for establishing corners and
boundaries and this will be the first
suit to be tried under the new law
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
UNION DEPOT NOT
PROBABLE HERE
u. T.. MAY CANCEL IT'S CONTRACT
Burlington and c. & S. Will Build
Depot Next Spring

At the council meeting Saturday
night Alderman Howard asked Mr.
McMurray why all the roads could
not get together and build Union
depot The latter stated that the
Burlington would not begin its line
from Hudson here until next spring.
and that while they had at present
= contract with the Union Pacific,
it was more than likely the contract
would be cancelled as soon as the
Hudson line and the line from We'll
lington to Cheyenne were started
He said there would be a Union de-
rot as far as the Burlington and
Southern were concerned, but it
would require men higher up on all
the lines to determine the other
question.
When the Hudson line is built 1t
will be just two and one-half miles
further to Denver by that route
than over the Union Pacific.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
UNION PACIFIC SEXES BUSINESS
DIh -.lCT
RIOT NARROWLY AyERTED
Action Taken by Union Pacific UpOo
Decision Of Supreme Court That
the Road Is Entitled 70
-Four Hundred Feet Of
Right of Way

Brighton. July 17.-Claiming title
under original land grants the Union
Pacific railway Friday took posses
sion OF a strip OF land in town 400
ieet wide and posted armed employees
on the ground to maintain the claim.
The road claims grant Of 200 feet
on each side of the track and similar
measures have been taken in several
Nebraska towns recently.
The seizure here caused great ex-
citement and for time riot SEEM
ed imminent, but cool heads ayerted
this and the matter will be fought
out in court.
A bridge was torn down by rail-
| buildings was fenced in. The total
value of buildings within the strip
will reach $4,000.
| The decision of the supreme court
affecting the Union Pacific right Of
way and allowing them their origi-
nal grant OF 400 feet was mentioned
by the Tribune some weeks ago and
later commented on by Henry T.
West Of the Union Colony. 1t was
this decision that caused the riot in
Brighton yesterday when the COM
pany decided to seize their 400 feet.
There is no possibility OF raising
such a question in Greeley as the
400 feet refers to lands which were
owned by the government at the
time the grant was made. At that
time all the right of way through
Greeley was decided land and was
purchased by the company from pri-
vate parties and the Union Colony.
'They own but so feet through Gree
ley.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
More About No. 3

The article by Mr.. Page in the
Thursday evening Tribune should
have the attention and consideration
of all Greeley citizens. Flood after
food has damaged our city In the
past. and for many reasons we are
growing more liable to more serious
damage in the future. What are we
going to do? Sit down and calmly
submit to this state of affairs? At
such times, and for many weeks fol-
lowing, Greeley Is a swamp. reeking
with musty. vile. nauseating odors
and dampness, over which the mos
quitoes and frogs sing and croak in
high glee, gloating over our misfor-
tunes. A sickening. unwholesome
place, in which many of the best
class OF people will be deferred from
making their homes who might 9TH
erwise decide to come.
Better a few less other enterprises
until our city is upon a safer, more
wholesome foundation. They say
we have no money. and no more
can be borrowed. If there is no
other way, cannot it be raised by
private subscriptions? Property
owners liable to damage would glad
ly give rather than live through re-
peated floods, and those less liable
to damage surely would contribute
rather than to again see our beauti-
full streets in such devastation and
ruin. our whole city in such mess
Strike while the Iron is hot,
A CITIZEN
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
Poor Little Pickaninny

After looking up the reputation
of .ho little negro boys parents. the
officers have decided that the hoy
win ba much better away from them
Ie will be taken into the juvenile
court today and Will no doubt be
sent TO school at Golden. The mother
was allied up by long distance tele-
phone and when told the circulh-
stances only laughed about it, She
said they were getting ready to move
10 Idaho and didn't care what the!
do with the kid.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
BijOu Loss Adjusted
(Green City Special

tGreen CITY Specldl
The losses from the break in the
Bijou have been adjusted, j. Rob
erts receiving $3.50 for the damage
done to his place by the flood.
Friday afternoon there was every
prospect of fearful hailstorm but
the hail proved to be only heavy
rain with few stones. Some OF
the stones were large as walnuts'
The sudden veering of the wind car
ried the storm to the west and north
The telephone people here have
had strenuous week. AS soon as
one bunch of trouble was adjusted
along would come another electrlcal
storm and the work was to be done
over again. At one time there were
only i've phones out of thirty in OPP
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-21
FOSSTON IS NAME
OF ANOTHER TOWN
Is ON CROW CREEK EXTENSION
Quarter Sectioa Surveyed and Plated
by w. H. FOss

A town born every month since
last January is the record in Weld
county and Fosston is the name of
the infant for July.
The last lot and street was sur
veyed Wednesday. The new town is
six miles below Briggsdale. which
is two moons older. The Union Pa
cifice runs through the quarter Sec
tion plated and the grade is all
complete for 400 feet OF sidetrack
and the depot. The town lies be-
tween Grow Creek and Sand Creek,
on a picturesque knoll just high
enough to be easily accessible for
the waters Of the Greeley-Poudre
system.
The promoter and owner of the
new venture is w. II. Foss. who OPP
Grated a general grocery. lumber
and coal business at Silver Cliff. He
owns the entire section. 18-7-62. but
has plated only a quarter section.
In a couple of weeks he will return
with an outfit to bore an eight-inch
we'll and will go a thousand feet,
IL necessary, and hopes to strike a
perpetual flow. He will also erect
an elevated tank and install mains
for the section reserved for the busi-
ness district. The business streets
are laid out 100 feet wide and the
resident streets eighty feet.
Mr.. Foss called at the Tribune
Office today and says he does not
desire any boom. but will dispose
of the lots along conservative lines.
holding his lots at fair price for
actual residents, thus eliminating
the danger of having his property
fall into the hands of unscrupulous
spectators