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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
re SLASKA.

re SLASkA.
GLlWICE Fewien= ksiadz tu-,
tejssY otrzymai Y .tych dniach list
: wezwaniem, by zloSy} SUNG 5000
mar,ek pod krzys misyjny PREY ko-
6ciele, v prls'ee'c zee y razie ,.ggrozo-
no mu xasztyletowaniem i puszcze~
MEM domu jego " powletrze "a
pomoca dynamitu. Ksiadz ten wre-
cyl list policji krym,naluej. Sleds-
two "a opryszklem okaza}o sig do~
tad bezskutecznem. Oto skutki czy-
tywan'a ksiazek. opisujaoych zycie
awanturnioae, kt6re = to. ksiazki
m}odziez oheonle kupuje.
GLUBCZYCE. w sczeg6lny spo:
sob p%ostrada}o zycie dwuletnie die
oko llstowego Borosza. Ot6z pod:
csas nieobecnosci matki wywr6cl}a.
sig kotyska i przydusi{a wypad}e.
Z niej dzlecko' Gdy nieszcze6liwa
matka powr6cl}a do miesskania.
zastala dziecko uduszone.
GLIWICE. W r6znych okolicach
obwodu prsemys}owego psuja z1o-
czyhoY p~o}aczenia e%lektryozne i,
kradna druty' Naiwiecej uoierpia~
10 pod tym wzgledem Slaskie Tow.
akcyjne ola zaprowadzenia gazu l e.
lektryczno6o,. Z}odzleje kradna ca
he setki metr6w drutu., NiestetY.
wszelkie poszukiwania "a zfoczYn>
CANT p~ozosta}y dotad bez skutku.
WROCkAW. w Wielki czwar-
tex zmar} tn pc kr6tkiej chorobie
ia z~apalenie p}uc, opatrzony Sakra,
mentami swjetemi W 66 roku zycia
o, Plus Trzeczak, PROVINCIAL Bra
ci Mi}osierdzia. Pochodzi} z polskiej
Warmil bardzo bfogo dzia}a}.
.,BYTOM. Ma 10 lat o1ezkiego
wiezlenja skazai sad p1zysieg1ych
% botnioe Kuzio{ Z Liplna, kt6la W
j%esieni roku zesz}ego meza swego
obla}a nafta, poczem zapalila tax,
ze nieszoze6liwy zmarf pc osmiu
dniach w6r6d strasznych bolescl.
(RAC1BORZ. Owaj bracia naz-
wlskiem Paprotny, g6rnicy z "a
brza skazani zostali przez sad PREY
sieg}ych ma kare smieroi "a zamor~
dowanie krawcowej Jasku{y W leslie
pilohowickim.
KR0L. HUTA. Pewlen golarz
z iona mieszkajacy " p6}nocnej
Geese, miasts, jadl m~arynowane
S.t- - - = = r'-. 49, =: Il
6ledzle zawljsne, i cd tego podobno
obajs zachorowal. w6r6d objaw6j
zatrucia. Golsrz, kt6ry zaraz zast6-
sowaf drodki przeoiwdzia{ajace, jest
ma drodze do wyzdrowienla, pod
czas gdy jego 4one potrzeba by}o "
:powasnvm stauie odstawi6 do laza.
retu knapszaftowego.
Z POD
WARSZAWA Nowy minister
WoiennV r~ozporzadzif Wstrz7manle |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
Me CARDIFF dobrym przy
jacielem.

"skoro tylko zapotrzebuje le-
karstwa "a kaszel, wien gdzle 60
twierdzl PAM A. L.
Alley : Bea!s, Me-, %poniewaz, 'po.
zuzyciu dziesieciu butelek ORA
King.a New Discovery j widzac
znakomity rezuttat we w}asnej fa=
Mill i innych, jestem przekona-
No, re to jest najlepsze lekarstwo
robione ma kaszel, zaziebienie i
choroby pluc." Kaziy, kto 60
spr6buje mysli tax samo. Pomoo
nastepuje razem a predkie wyle.
genie zad2iwl was. Ma krtanio-'
wo66, astme, krwotok, koklusz,
La Grippe, chorobe gard}a, bull v
p,ersiach Tub p}ucach ma pierw-
szehstwo. EGc 1900 Butelk1 ma
probe Darmo. Gwaranto wane przez
NJ. J. Kowalewskiego, aptekarzs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
z O MOSKALA.

WARSZAWA Nowy minister
wojenny rozporzadzi} wstrzymanle
wszelkich robot bndowlanych wujs
skowYoh ME tylko " Warszawie,
ale i W catem Kr6lestwie. ,,Stalo sic
to ola tego, 70 Kr6lestwo tract ma
%znaczeniu jako pole do sztuvzek
wojenoych Z powodu nieuregulo:
wanna spraw polskich. Niekt6re
fortece maja bye ~zupe}nie milestone,
inne beda obrocone ma ROSARY j
ma sk}ady lntendantury' Skasowa-
ME forteoy wsrszawsktej niewat~
przyczYnl sic do rosrostu
miasta, 6o1e6nionego pler6oieu,em
wal6w fortecznych.
WILNO Gubernator wilehski,
povr6ciwssy : Pettersburga, cofn4l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

SIG powasni}y, il jedna druga "a
gryz}a. - Porzadny ,,1yngustt
(smaganie) sprawiko tn kilka zonll
swym mezulkom. Gdy takowi Gala
noe z pierwszego M drugie 6wieto
przy.kartach ! kieliszku spsdziiws'ssy,
mad ranem powr6cili do domu,
zonAi przywita}y ich porzadna por-
cye batdw. Oby ten ,,dyngus" miaF
sw6j skutek i sprowadzi} ich re
z}ej drogi. DO karciars two kwitnie
u mas, a nlejedna rodzina cierpi
potem nedze niedostatek, skoro
ojciec hula i ciezko zapracowany
gross W karty przegrywa. s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

BABIMOST. W Gurkow 10 Una
']ezlono W stogu w}asciciela Gohl-
ke'eo zw}cki robotnika Thlemanna
T. ME przebudzit sig JUL VIE:
cej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

KORNIK. w nocy Z srody ina
czwartek uderzy} plorun W ratusz j
wznieci{ polar, kt6ry ~znlszczy} Ga"
~ budyne% d. szczetnie. Akta Edo,
fano uratowac. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

~WAGR0W1EC. Robotnik Jan
Malwitz umieszczony W tutelszym
domu chorych wyskocsy} oknem z
trzeclego pietra i zabi} sig ma miej-
sou. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

SRODA. Podczas budowy domu
wykopano PREY zak}adaaiu fanda*
mentow garnek zawierajacy wiele
monet %srebrnych. Pieniedze po~
chodza z czas6w kr6la po:sklego
Stefana Batorego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
z GALICYI

LW0W. Nowego sacza dono-
sze ze " daiach ostatnich powstal
tam nowy posterunek .nlemczyz-
ny Bank niemlecki. Za}o zyli go
niejaki Jenkner, w}a6ciciel mtyna,
Garmann; *kamieniarz i urzedrik
podatkowy Spohn - W celu finan-
scwego %popierania Nlemc6w i agl
niemieckiej " Nowym Saczu
i okc!icy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

IkAWA. z ko6cio}a t~utejszego
skradli z}odzleje skarbonke, jaka
wislala prey g}6wnem w~e]6ciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRuS POLSRICH.

"a 1hCO VANh1CHA
FORUM. Nabozenstwo ola ucz-
ni6w gimnazyalnych, kt6re dotad
odbywa.sie W ko6ciele 6w. Jana, pra-
wdopodobnie cd l pazdzi ernika
odprawiac sig bedaie W ko6ciele
6w. Jak6ba. Naboze6stwo ola VOL
ska, odbywac sig bedzie z rozporza-
dzenia Najprzew. ks: Biskupa W
ko6ciele sw. Jana.
Z}odzieja, kt6ry okrad} jeden re
tutejszych bank6w, przYtrzymano
podobno " Llpsku (Lelpzig), ale
dotad ME zdo}ano s%twlerdzic, cay
to jest ten sam z{oczynca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

II WYDANEJ niedawno statystyki
Galloyi, sporzadzonej wedle wyni~
lk6w z roku 1900, sprawl analfabe-
tyzmu przedatawia SIG nastepujaco:
Umie czytad7 i plsac: .PoIak6w
49,, ia; Rusiudw SIS, e74'
Niemc6w l07, 7e9. innych 8 tys,ecy
6ls, cudzozlemo6w 8 ,915 49, razem
2, 1s4,9so.
Umie tylkqv czytac: Polak6w
1886, $50, Rusln6w 81. s59, Mem
COW 1892 lnuych 81. obcych pod
danych 400 razem 1873, 1877.
Analfabetdw (nie umiejacych nj
ozytac nj p'sac): Polak6w 2,l34,-
800, Rus,n6w 2,459,3l0, Nlemc6w
loo, 1876, iunych l,l2s, cudzoziem-
fc6w, 1855 - razem +,678,5l2.
w stosuuku procentowym aaalfa-
bst6w: Polak6w 50 proc. Rusin6w
70 proc, Niemc6w A., innych IL
proc, oudzoziamc6w, 81 proc.
Dzieki somopomocy spofeczenstwa
polskiego, a m%ianowlcie ruchliwe-
mu Towarzystwu szko{y .Ludo wei
E(T S IT, procent analfabet6w Pcs
lsk6w zmuiejssy} sig " ostatn'ch
9 lataoh gwaitownie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

zBASZYN, Pan MARGIN Bleder'
mann z Poznanla kupi} dobra ry"
cerskie Kosieczyn obejmujace pre-
sz{o 4 tysiace m6rg "a f6Ftora mi-
Iona marek cd p. Kazmierza Ia
krzewsklego, -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

P1kA. Dw6ch ch}opc6w szk6l.
nych pok}6eiwszy sig re swym iowa
rzyszem zsbill 60 kamieniami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

PLEsZEW W. Onegdaj znaleziono,
pod mlastem " dole zwloki u
rzednlka poetic wego Drazynskiego-
kt6ry zagiua} pred kilku tygodnia
mi Zw}oki by}y dose dobrze utrzy
name, a to wskutek lego, re " do
lie az do teraz utrzyma} sig jeszoze
suisg. Zbrodnia " tym wypsdku
prawdo .,odobnie ME zachodzi,
gdyz pr>y 1msr@ym znalezlono zna1
.ozna SUNG pieniedzy. Przypaszoza-:
il, &c DrazYnski zeszedf z drogi W
czasis wielkich mroz6w i z.narzl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

BYDGOSZCZ. Tute]szy sad ska.
zal nlejaka Emilie Wieble "a roka'
leczenle swego MEGA ma pol roku
w~iezlenia. Czu}a ia po}owica pod<
czas sprzeczk, 6wiecznlkiem czy tel
jakim6 innym prsedmiotem wybi}a
mu oko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

WIELBARK. Ofiara gorzaik'
padla robotalca Kolipost 2 Sc'eciela
nod Wielbarklem. Powraca}a ona
W stAnle n~ietrzezwym do domu l
znaleziono j. niezYwa PREY szosle.
Komisya sadowa stwier LILA, re
smlerc nastapita skutkiem nadmier-
negt' uzycia alkoholu skutk'em
Emma. Oh ia gorza}s, ia JUL nlejed
nego tax dalece doprowadzi}a.
BRODN1CA. Oberzysta Jahnke
z Csarnowca wracajac wieczorem
do domn, w]echa} wskutek ciem~
nosci do rowu, przyczem w6z sig
przew16ci1. Nazajutrz znalezlono
J. " rowie nlezYwego.
w. KS1AzKI. Pewnej kob;ec:e
stad jadacej do Wabrzezna odciaei
ktos kieszen cd sukni, " kt6rej
znajdowato SIG 1900 mr.. " got6w-
&c oraz ks,azka kasy OSLO edno-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

PoZNAN. okropna 6miercia zgi-
naf l*letni Stanislaw Jablo1zki Ma
TAME garbarskiej odwiedzl} chloe
piec swego OLGA, kt6ry tam . WACO.
nu zrzuca} ceg}y. Krecac sic pomie
dzY ~wagonami, naraz dosta} sic
J: pomledzY buforY, kt6re sic zbiiy
i ch}opakowi zgniot{y klatke
plsrsiowa. Zw}oki nieszcz e6liwe~
go malca zawieslopo do sspitala
miejskiego.
r IA umy6lne krzywo-
prsysiestwo skaza}a tutejsza lzba
karna syna gopsodarskiego M. ! Az
bramowicsa : Raszewa ma 9 lata
domu karnego.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-07-02

floats it is announced will be devoted to the largest family
of temperance advocates in Chicago.
Very Reverend P. j. OCallaghan pastor Of st. Marys
Church. reelected president Of the state organization opened
the programme at Sundays meeting by denouncng the
liquor industry from the pulpit of his church The battery
against the saloon continued throughout the afternoon
and in the evening the hall where the gathering
vened
DR.. M H. Clearly physician of Gaena Illinois, delivered
whrwnd address which almost took the audience off it's
feet The enthusiastic meeting also addressed by Father
w. j. McNamee of St. Mary Church. Joliet and by William
j. Onahan of Chicago.
Delegates to the approaching National Convention of the
AntiSaoon League Of America chosen follows:
Rev. P. j. O'Callaghan G. S. p
Rev. D. j. Crmmins
Rev. T. M. Kelly.
John F. Cunneen.
Miss Aida H. OConnor
Members of the State Board of the AnSaoon League of
Illinois
Rev. Peter j. O 'Calaghan, c. S. P
John F. Cmneen.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-07-02
What Rockford Gains

The Reverend F. D. Sheets Of Rockford, in a
few Sundays summarized the things thus far gained by
Rockford in abolshing the licensed saloons He said:
81. The saloons closed The soft drink parlors
nmica granting for the sake Of argument that they
sell beer and whisky. Streets quieter Crowds
jolier Homes are happier.
g. Arrests for drunkenness have decreased than
so per cent admittedly Fewer fights fewer in Jail
and fewer DRINKS the streets.
''3 The under the bondage of habit has the open
temptation banshed.
"a. The laboring no longer cashes his pay check
where he feels obligated to buy something to drink and
to treat.
''5 Economy is inspired and thrift is practiced Men
saving money and have commercial credit who
did before the saloons went out of business.
&C. Trade has improved in all lines directly affected by
labor and it's expenditures Ask the and the butcher
"7 The law breakers being segregated and called
Of the woods We know them and they Disconnected
The time is coming when public sentiment will make Rock
ford too intentionally hot for them
49, We least sefrespecting because trying
something make Rockford cleaner and better city,
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-07-02
Pupils Are Topers

The report that drunkenness prevails among the pupils in
the Bayonne New Jersey public schools has been verified
despite the denas of the city officials by special committee
of the school board.
It's report sustains the charges made by Dr. Henry
Abbott medical Inspector that many children attend school
under the influence of liquor.
The board issued appeal to parents teachers and
pupils to do their utmost in dscouragng the of ntox
cants by the children of the city
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-07-02
Backed by Archbishop

Backed by Archbishop Qugley the movement has
listed the sympathy of many Catholic pastors and plans
foot to establish in each parish from Chicago Cairo
concrete organizations to battle against the liquor industry
The gathering Sunday at Temperance Hail. SIS Eldrdge
Court Chicago marked the annual convention of the Cath
Ollie Total Abstinence Union of Illinois, It in the
of prelude to the national convention at the Auditorium
Chicago to be held August f. and 6.
Preceding the big demonstration and by way of sent
answer to the declaration of Mayor Rose of Milwaukee,
Catholics of Chicago will hold parade through
the downtown streets in which is expected 10000 total
abstinence supporters will participate
The idea originating with Mrs w. G. III. Keough dele
gate convention adopted with applause Floats
of various designs will appear the parade and of the
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-07-02

CaGholics Declare War
Warfare vigorous and unreenng has been declared by
Roman Catholic temperance advocates against the liquor
traffic call to every member of the Catholic Church in
Illinois to join in the fight for ''dry state denuncaton
of Catholic societies which tolerate the sale OF ntoxlcans
at pcncs and at Saturday night dances held by them and
appeal for rigid enforcement of the Sunday closing
aw-hese contained in resolutions adopted last Sun
day by the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Illinois,
The resolutions by Reverend d. j. Crimmns pastor
of ST. Davds Church. prepared by him and by Pro-
lessor W. H. Cahll and Patrick Flanagan They are in
part follows
are 9 T we S sSs ha s
ne
:s:s ass';'
s s ss;,ss $s Is
societies may be Instituted in
$51 ss S 81 $g isS s$s
s%ss Il ess Fiat BE %
s
sS's 3sa
sS 1'5's SHse
f=s s|sssy s7!
The s @ gnsa %ssais sa9s
"S$ 81 good s#s ess
.ss: s isS is IS sss as
ss.s @ IT, sss s',sqts' sns
of Sunday the sale Of liquors
institutions We
ss4 5a Is SssS ss
he kno
Temperance
@ sss5a : 5sss @ :s$ =
@ tie 81 s'$ss $s$ i.t Ss Ssis
school curriculum
Total the formation of Catholic
Backed by Archbishop
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
ST | 0R M M Us I
 SERVE HIS I
 SENTENCE
SUCH IS MANDATE OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
 NOW IN PHOENIX.

PHOENIX, Aug. 1.-The clerk o. the supreme court of Arizona yester- day rece,yed he mandate of the United States court of appeals at San, Francisco for the ninth district in the, case Of the territory aga nst John Fl Storm. ex-treasurer of Yavapai coun1 ty. The mandate will be transmitted to Prescott and the sheriff will prob ably act thereon immediately. Storm faces four years at Yuma for embezl elements amounting to s15.31s.53, for his case has been decided by the court of last resort.
 The case las been a sensational long fought trial in the courts for the past five years and storm IS said h have spent several thousand dollars to maintain his liberty. He has been out on bond during this period. He was convicted and sentenced June 25- 1907; the supreme court sustained the lower court and the court of appeals affirmed the judgment of the supreme court. Storm has had the aid of the best lawyers in the territory, money and considerable sympathy, but all that could not save him from the hand of the law.
 For the lnlofmatlOn or ne"coners not familiar with the case, it may be said briefly that for some time pre- yious to the discovery of his defalca- tions it had been known that he gam bied away many hundreds of dollars, loaned large sums to friends and in other ways put away money later proved to have belonged to the coup ty. The peculiar feature of the cast was that just before the expose D, the authorities storm was found locked in the vault of his ofict gagged and bound, and told tale al that time that two men had the pre- yious day at the point of revolyer' robbed the office and locked him up According to his story, he was in th' vault from I o'clock in the evenin. till g a'claock the next morning, ant though he pounded on the walls ant door could attract no attention. Th' day the robbery was said to have oc cured was election day and the cour house was full of people. It was pre- sumed that some friend helped Storn in the play by which he hoped t escape punishment. Investigator proved him short in his accounts tn sum before mentioned.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
Territory of Arizona, County of Co

Territory of Arizona, County of Co chise, ss.
 I, c. A. Mcdonald, County Record CT in and for the County of Cochise, ness, direct or contingent, to which the corporation shall be subject at any one time shall be (s4o0,000) four hundred thousand dollars. ARTICLE TX. The private property of the stock holders and officers of the corporation shall be exempt from all corporate debts of any kind whatsoever. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our hands and seals this 22nd day of June. 1909. A. GRIMM. (SeaL) ROMAN ARMIJO. (Seal.t JOHN w. HOGAN. (Seal.) Territory of Arizona, County of Co chise, ss.
 Before me, W. D. Kinsey Ga Notary Public in and for said County and State), on this day personally appear | ed A. Grimm, Roman Armijo and John w. Hogan, to me known to be the per l sons who subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the Purposes and consideration therein ex- pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of of flee, this 22nd day of June. A. D., 1909. My commission will expire on the 4th day of September. 1911.
 w. D. KINSEY,
 Notary Public. Territory of Arizona, County of Co Schise.
 I, c. A. Mcdonald, County Recorder In and for the County and Territory \ aforesaid, do hereby certify that the within instrument was filed for record at g o'clock a. m., on this 26th day of July, 1909. and duly recorded fn Book No of Interpretations Record of Co chise County, Arizona, at pages 566 k567. Witness my hand and official {seal the day and year first above writ kten.
 c. A. MCDONALD,
 County Recorder
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
Another concer, at oadsden.

Douglas lovers of music are likely to be treated soon to another of tLe delightful impromptu concerts given by MT. c. E. Lepaige, the Mexico mining man. and New York composer Df music. MT. J. c. Hammond, who
 las the matter .n charge, has written
 Mir Lepaige as to the date of his
 eturn here, and as soon as he hears
 rom him the date Of the concert will
 ,e announced. The probabilities are
 hat 1t will be about the 18th If this month, at the Gadsden. The program is expected to include, in ad lition to Mir. Lepaise, Mir. H. F Wells, MT. Stephen, and possibly MT Hammond, the latter by request.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
|accepted the Tax Roll.

Accepted the Tax Roll. The council met last evening as board of equalization and accepted |the assessment roll as made, except
 that they reduced the assessment of the Gas Co. $2209. making it $l4,000. |pn the ground that che assessment |was excessive, Manager Murphy mak- ling claim under oati. for the reduc- |tion. Mayor Greene says that so far as he knows there have been but three
 jcomplaints against the assessment as fmade this year, that of the Gas. Co being the most important, the others 'disallowed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
e New Hiah School building.

The New High School building.
 Plans for the new high school build ing were received from Holden and Parsons and from MT. Bane of Doug. las: from Wiseman of Los Angeles; from W. J. Bleisner and from MT. Norton. of Phoenix, and the board of education has been in session good bart of the past two days to make a
 election. They naive failed, however. hone of the plans suiting them exact y, and they have decided to re- tdyertise for plans.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
Letter from Parsons.

J. A. Holden is in receipt of lss' ter from c. D. Parsons who. with hia family is at present in Seattle enI |ioying the sights of the big exposi. |tion. MT. Parsons says that his health s improving, but that he will stay
 mother month in the event that bus mess does not require his return horne. as physicians recommend that Ia few more weeks enjoyment of the |.hange of climate will be of grea benefit Mir. Parsans further sayi hat he finds things prosperouf throughout his travels with an enor nous amount of building going or
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Of Rio Yaqui-Arizona Copper Com
 pany.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the under 'eigned. hereby associate ourselves to1 lgether for the purpose of forming a Corporation under the laws of the Ter kitory of Arizona, United States of America, and, to that end. We hereby adopt, sign, acknowledge and publish the following:
 ARTICLE [.
 The NAMES OF THE CORPORA
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
,,,,,, c.,., e,,. vvi,b Nacozari.

Will Cross Bats with Nacozari.
 Douglas Stars, the new junior team' are hard at practice in anticipation of a battle royal with the Nacoe& iuniars at Sportsman Park Sunday sfternoon. Aug. 29. Don't forget the date. The kids need you-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
Leaves for Home.

Leaves Tor Home.
 J. J. Neary, nephew of Jack Neary Iof the Gadsden bar, left this after noon for his home after having wis ted here for several days. Young Weary is eighteen years old and came Q Arizona for the purpose of visiting ais father, who is in charge of a min ng property at Superior, Gila county l and to visit his uncle here. His home s at Ishpeming, Michigan, but he will |-emain in Los Angeles for a visit be l ore going on to Michigan.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14

eoe Best in Tennis 9Ineies.
 L. Branham and ". l. Stsfns. IT, the tVo be0t '. M c. \. tennis play. ers in doubles play on the court near the library building this evening, to decide who is the best single player.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
Expects cumpas Revival.

Mervin Moore, the enterprising mn ing and business man Of Cumpas passed the early part of the week in ,)ouglas mingling among old friends He expects a general revival Of min ing operations in that section wi.n inc completion of the Cananea, kio Yaoui & Pacific railroad.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
Here From Sylvanite.

J. c. Mclaughlin, commonly known as Doe" and Happy" is in from Syl ,vanite and has a glowing opinion ol |that much mooted district along the Granite gap. It would seem that there exists in that district a steady business undercurrent after the boom 'sters have all subsided which Is like
 fly to develop & sound condition O! things and show up a reliable camp
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
auiIdina on Homestead.

Building on Homesteso.
 Baylor Eastland has turned farmer and is build .ng on his newly acquired homestead four miles north of Doug, las. His range is already stocked up, principally with jackrabbits. but ne win not begin his regular round up i'll the weather gets cooler.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
Exhibited Gold Dust.

Gus Brehme, the brick layer. was exhibiting a small bottle of gold dust yestercay which he states he founo as the result of a few pans or dirt, seventeen miles From Douglas ana three miles from the Nacozari raii' road. It was the genuine stun ana MT. B. would have no motive in ms
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-14
Invite Arixonans-

Invite Arixonans-
 E. F. Hutton & Co.,. members of the New York Exchange. have an an in this issue, in which |they invite traders n copper stocks.
 |when .n Los Angeles, to use the fa-
 |cilities of their once. They have di.
 rect private wires to Boston, New lYork and Chicago. with continuous 1cuotations from the eastern markets,