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Arizona republican., 1909-07-09
Mems Suits

This lot offers fine pick ings. Serges, Worsteds and Cassimeres that are made up right and will give as good wear and satisfaction as any $15 suit you ever bought and better than most suits at this price. Most sizes in the lot. Checks, Stripes and Over plaids and made of good wearing materials.
 $9.15
Arizona republican., 1909-07-09
Boys "Knick-
 err Suits

we are the unQlSpuCeQ headquarters for clothes for the Little Men, and can always show new and up tO-the-minute S yles S for them that you cannot find anywhere else in Phoenix. We still have a good as sOrtment of clothes for them, but we want to close out every suit and have the new ones for next season. Come in and see the styles and fabrics. They will surely please you and the Little Fellow. Select any of them and pay the sales man.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
INTEREST IN oSNswH,Tg BOUT.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The ten round bout between. former champion Joe Cans and Jabez White. the Eng lisn lightweight champion. which is scheduled for the arena of the Nation al Athletic club tomorrow night, is creating quite a stir in sporting cir cIes. It will be the first real battle in which Cans has engaged since Bat ting Nelson gave brm his Waterloo It likewise will be whites first ap pearance in the ring in several years
 Close followers of the fistic, game are not inclined to place much cred eGce in the rumors that the fight will not be strictly on the level Admit ting that the dusky fighter from Baiti- more has been mixed up in n1merous queer" fights in the past. the critics cannot see where he would have any thing to gain by fixing the contest with Wbite Cans has everything to gain and nothing fo lose in his con test with the Englishman. should he
 win it will restore some of his los' prestige. while Q defeat would result in his being sIeIved for good and ali
 Al ten rounds he should be able ic
 eas.ly dispose of White. who at his
 best was but q second-rateT as com
 pared with the former American l champion
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
COURT WILL NOT DISTURB
 INCOME TAX
Is 8e,ief Frequently Expressed in Washington Based Upon Expressions of Justices of the August Body.

WASHINGTON, March 11.--Belief has been frequently expressed of late that the supreme court would not dis turb an income tax, but within the week a direct tip has leaked out which gives fresh interest to this proposed lesislatiOn-
 It is said certain justice of tho sRpremo court observed casually to certain member of the house, that ho would like to see such a law pass cd, and h8 thought the court would and it interesting.
 When this information got around tho house chamber the people who hayo been working on Income tax measures prielIed up their ears. They have now figured 1t out They think tho court might sustain a law similar to that passed q dozen years ago, and which was once held constitutional and the next day overturned by a vote of 2 10 { in the supreme court. There have been several changes in the personnel of the court since then, ard lawyers think that it would now sustain such an act. They base this on the general tendencies of the body in it's decisions of recent years.
 The men who have been working on such Ieglslation admit frankly that between the Scylla of the constitu- tional limitation and the Chrybdis of the last supreme court pronounce ment there is almost no course to be pursued in framing a measure. They were near the point Of despair when the suggestion came that the tribunal might stand by a law which would substantially re-eDact the old income tax measure Indications that such bfu will be introduced before the short session is far advanced.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
''A NO. f STARS
 AS AN ADVERTISER
Champion of Tramps Not Dead But Seeking Notoriety With
 Old Pertinacity.

"A. No. I" is an artist as an adver tiseF, though just what it profits him would be hard to ascertain. The Re view readers have heard before oi aim. He passed through here last fall. advertising himself as the most extensively travelled hobo that ever jumped q ''rattler7--meaning 9 freight train. 4 few weeks ago it was re portEd that he had been found deal in the woods near Q hamlet in In diana
 He has, however, b0bbed up Sc renely. as will be seen from the fol lowing dispatch from San Francisco. A. No. l" always defaces as many places as he can with his sign, as many an aggrieved Bisbee business man or property holder win testify.
 Following is the dispatch:
 SAN FRANCISCO, March l1.-The champion hcbo of the universe Is the proud title claimed by "A. No. l." who several years ago achieved notoriety ln the east by erecting a monument CaliforE-a and is now plying his pro .tossion along tho Pacific coast.
 "A No. r claims to have been a San Francisco boy bootblack but has been Q wanderer since 1883. He speaks four languages and has trav- eled extensively. Wherever he goes he insc-jbes his eabahstic s-gn, A Mo. d."
 In 1899 1e received sI00o cash and 2 medal for tramping from New Tori to san Francisco. Out of that snn ne expended $7 for tombstone in 2 cemetery in Cambridge, Pa The eDi taph inscribed thereon is A No. 1 the Rambler-resting at last"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
COLLEGE DEBATES TONIGHT.

BTOONINGTON. Ind. March 12.- Tonight the chosen aebaJers of the state universities of Ohio, Illinois and Indiana are to engage in loren sic tilt, the occasion being the an. nual contests of the triangular dsbat. ing league. Each university has two teams, one to debate at home and one abroad. the contests being held simultaneously.
 The home team of each university Is to uphold the affirmative Of the question: Resolved, Taat congress should immediately provide for thC further strengthening of the navy, while the visiting team in each case is to advocate the negatiye.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
CAROLINA PARTY WILL
 INVESTIGATE
Representative of Fifty Fami- iiesAiS Looking Over cOun- try About Mesa to Determine Suitability For Ranches.

MESA, March i2.-With ono Of their nasaa~T sent ahead to try the country Co live in 1t awhile to test it and see if the statements regardiBg It's sreat fertility. a community of hfty families arc quietly aweiting the resnlts of a trial and experiment.. Sat nrday morning. gentleman, Mir. J. H. Pruift, comes from Charleston. s. C., waere oaere arc over fifty families awaiting k3s report before they come in the fall These people in the state of Sozta Carolina have long desired to come vest but to what pert they have been unable to decide Finally It was oocsded to send one of their number ahead to seek out the best place f0 locate Mr. PT1Iitt was hBsf iy selected for this place, and picking up the map ho scanned it over. Hc had long felt sort of a longing for PhocnSx from the fact that the gov. ernof had once written him a very nice letter concerning Arizona and this country. He looked for Phoenix and near it he saw the word Mesa, ,'' and it struck him that this was the place, so he purchased Q ticket, read ing to Mesa, Arizona. He arrived here Saturday, looked over the sur rounding country and decided at once that this was indeed the place for him and his friends who arc awaiting him back jn old Carolina. lie is highly elated over the country here and it's prospective future and is loud in his praise Of if, and he says he wonders now such a valley as this has remain ed silent so. long He wall rent a small farm and will remain here dur ing inc summer and will locate places for the fifty families who will come in the fall. With this in view it looks as though Mesa will grow a little dur ing tho next few years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
SIX STOCKING SOUVENIRS.

NEW YORK, March 12-Siiken hos iery souvenirs figured at a luncheon given to Mrs. William Grant Brown. recent nominee for the presidency of the New York City Federation Of Wo- mems clubs. at the Hotel Astor today. There were two strong parties work ing for rival candidates previous to the election. and that of Mrs. Brown was designated as the silk Stocking Party"
 The souvenirs were given as a par ty emblem They were not the real thing, however, only miniature imita hons. Mrs. Brown was not elected but members of her party declared tha. she should have been. and only some serious mistake at the last 100 ment prevented 1t. The luncheon to day was given by her strong support CTS as consolation party.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
SOME NEWSY NOTES FROM
 COPPER C|TY
Douglas Happenings of Inter- est Tersly Told In Brief Paragraphs-ThoSe Going and Coming.

F. R Thornton Is back from San Francisco where he went to purchase 8 stock of spring and summer cloth ing for the. firms stores rn Courtland and Douglas. Scott and Thornton have leased one of the storerooms in the Cowan building on the Young townsi;e and have ordered the show cases and fixtures and will open an- other store there shortly. They al ready have one store on the MeFate addition and this will make the sec oBd one in Courtland. MT. Scott and Thornton will take week about" at the Bew store, spending ha'f their time in Courtland ana half in Doug las.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
STRAUSS MADE AMBASSADOR.

TOXIC. Mar. 12.-Special d'spatcA- es 10 Japanese newspapers here stat ing that Oscar Strauss. commissioner of commerce and labor in President GoOsevelgs cabinet. has accepted the appointment of Ambassador to Japan. and that the Japeuese society in NeS York. is making preparations 10 g'ye aim g farewell dinnsrs rae causing much surprise il TOkiO It was gen erally believed in diplomatic circles that Thomas J. O'BEien, a9 present the American ambassador would remain another year.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
GOTHAM PLANS RIVER DRIVE

NEW YORK. March I2-Bids were opened today for one of the largest contracts let by the city in some years that of the completion of Riverside drive. from t55th street to Syupton 115 feet in width. and win, when completed, be one Of the finest thor Oughfares in tbe world. It will cost in the neighborhood Of s5000,000.
 The Riverside drive extension was authorized by the board Of estimate nearly three years ago, and has been held I'D since them by the involved condition of the city's finances Il will extend north from 155th street about four miles. and is to include a nammoth yiaduct over Inwood valley Ibis viaduct will be 1900 feet long and will cost S2,0O0.oo0. The coDtrac tors will have 500 working days tf complete the entire work.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
COWBOY musoea SUSPECT.

PUEBB0, Colo, Mar fZ-8 story to the effect that a plot for the mur- der of Peter Dieter. the wealthy Chi. cago Tanehman who disappeared last fan from his place at the foot of the 9reenhorn mountains about -55. miles from Puebla had been discovered, but
 discredited in this city
 Ray Gordon, the cowboy who is suspected of having murdered the young man some time ago gave a
 heck g gDed by Dieter to a woman If this city. This apparently is the 9Dly foundation for the story of a plos.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13

PHOENIX. March 1.-The follow. ing memorial introduced by Kean St Charles, has been adopted by the leg tslatise council:
 To the President of the United States
 and Congress:
 The tSenty-fifth Arizona legislature In session recommends the appoint ment and confirmation of J. C. Adams as governor of the territory of Ari- zOna, to succeed the present incum bent, Joseph H .Kibbey.
 Resolved, Further that a copy oi this memorial be telegraphed to the representative to cOngress, Ralph Cameron. with the request that nc immediately present to the president and congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
RUSSIAN SHIPS TO JAPAN.

VICTOR, E. c, Mar. 12.--News was brought by the steamer SuVeric, which reached port today that Japan was preparing to receive the first Russian warships to reach that country since the var. They are the KoFietz and Glyak, new vessels named after tNro sunk during the war They will be followed soon by the cruiser Siyoutch and later by the battlesaips Payel III
 Dzibuu and another. all cf 17.G60 tons
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
RETURNS TO HEREFORD.

F. 5. Moson. Of the Greene Cattle comPany. returaed yesterday to his home after a short business trip to Disbee He with ths other casti4msa or the district, is in high solr:ts be- cause of the snow and rain wh.cn hove fallen during the past -hres days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
The Good nousekesper
win See That There Are No Rats
 or Coclroaches in Her Home.

Nothing is more diseouraging tO the careful housekeepsr than to have rats. eoesr0sches or other vermin in her home, especially when she has visitors
 Any annoyance of this kind is entirely need less fl she will ge. oox of Sgearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste which will drive rats and mice out of the house to die and rid the home Of the cocAroach pest in single night
 stesrns' Electric Paste Is sold everywhere. or sent ezpyess prep0id on receipt of price o. box sbe. i6 o. boK si.00.
 Stearrs' Electric Paste Co. Chicago. III
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
First sIeirh ir Douglas.

C. A. Overlook was the first one out for a sleigh ride yesterday after noon after the snow commenced to come down in large feecv chunks. It wasn't just what you might call a fashionable turnout. having been made in q somewhat primitive fash ion after the manner of our forefath- CTS and being constructed in aboaa an four. A COW bell took the place of sleigh bells and altogether it was a rather unusual sight in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
Y. N. c. 4. Bowling Matches.

'- N- S- ~. oS~i't9 "0eS
 The bowling matches between the five 5ve-men teams at the Y. NJ. c. \. are creating considerable interest in the game. The Holbrook team is at present in the lead. The HolSrook and Shattuck teams will bowl a game tomorrow night. The winning team win be awarded a prize and in addi- ton the man having the hishest score and alse the ene having tisss- isfsssst azeraze sczra --
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13

Hisn School Program Saturday.
 The art exhibit and programs which were to have been gwen last night and Friday night in the high school auditorium have been postponed till Saturday night and will be given jointly.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
The Neerides ne.urr.

Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Mcbride left this morning for their home in Iron ton. Mo., after months visit in tbe city. Mir and Mrs Mcbride are in terested in the Virginia Mining and Develoring company in Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
Racket Store For courtiand.

Racket Store For Courtland.
 ]. T. Bradley will open Q notions and racket store in Courtland in the near future. He came in from the new camp yesterday afternoon where he has been making preparations for the removal of his family.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
schwamm Case On.

The case of the territory against W. E. Schwamm, charged with the fmpersonation of another person, is being continued in Justice Rices 8 court this afternoon. lmpersonation is a felony offense and the case IS being heard at great length.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
bee-ooueIas sOwIlna Mateh.

The Bisbee and Douglas Y. RI. C. A. will have another bowling match in Douglas next Saturday night. The Doug'as team is composed of McDon- a'd. OrTison, Domancich, Lohman and .Weleh with O'Donoyan for substi- ute.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
eelen stcckhclder here.

A. L. Brenner of Minneapolis is registered at the Roy Mir. Brenner is a prominent stOckholder of the Belen Mining company.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
HeHern Pictures.

Mir Heffern of the Herern Mining company, operating in the Swiss helms, is in town today. He is exhib- ItIng some me photographs or tue HeffeFn camp and properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
Hilburn Returns.

H.Inurn Returns.
 Deputy Sheriff Bob Hilburn has re turned from Tombstone, where he committed to the county hospital a sick Mexican and from the Chirlca- huas. where he served some civil papers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
WiII Iocate Here

F. NJ. Vanslow of Vancouver. Brit ish Columbia, came in last night to visit his old friend. O. E. Verbick, of the POstofiice grocery. Mir. Vanslow expects to locate in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13

DENISON, Texas, March 12.zIce formed here last night. Nursery men say the fruit was damaged and the crop will be snort.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13

ErVorth Leaoue Meeting.
 The Methodist Epworth league will have an important business meeting at the church Saturday nig1t. All members are requested 10 be presnt.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
--7--------t'---- - COLD DAMAGES FRUIT

PARTS. Texas. March 12--A heavy srost this morning damaged early fruit
 DENTON, Texas, March 12.- Heavy frost and ice this morning kill ed unprotected truck gardens.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27
SAYS HE HAS THE GOODS

Charlie Way, manager OF the Gard
nerviile baseball team, was in this
city yesterday and says that his
team is about the best in the State.
in fact is willing to place a small!
wager that it is. The Gardnerville
team will play the Nevada Press
nine in this city next Sunday for a
side bet Of 5000 and the valley boys
'Xpect to take home the coin.
Catcher Furlong of the local team
had {; finger broken in the game with
Reno last Sunday and he manager
is making arrangements to substi-
tute another catcher The matter
has been taken up with the Gardner
Vile team who will probably extend
the local team the privilege Of Sc
curing another man to take Fur
longs place in the team.
Both sides are practicing and one
of the best games Of the season in
this city can be expected on the To-
cal diamond next Sunday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27
STANDING ROOM LAKE 1HEATER

standing room only" was the
word at the Lake Theater last night
as the place was literally jammed
with eager spectators. The new hlms
received from the Isis circuit fulfill
every promise. If you were not one
of the crowd last night see them
tonight.
The Cans Nelson fight pictures
last nights special attraction, are the
best of their kind ever seen by d
Carson audience. The pictures are
clear and show every move made by
tn fighters during the twenty-one
rounds of the fierce fight when it was
finally won by Nelson. The view OF
the ring also takes in large part OIL
the audience and the movements OF
this dense crowd at exciting stages
of tn contest form an interesting part
of the pictures.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27
CITY
BOY WINS

Morris Mclaughlin. son Of George
Mclaughlin, who was at one time in
charge of the machinery at the Car
son City Mint and is now machinery
superintendent at the San Francisco
Mint, has just won the Northwest
Tennis championship at Minneapolis
from Long.
He also, with James, Won tie semi
finals for the doubles championship
and when the Minneapolis games arc
over he will go further East, until he
winds up at Newport, r. |. National
championships.
Morris has won a wagon load OF
silver cups and other junk on the
coast and is now coast champion,
California champion and San Fran
cisco champion. He is, in the Opin
ion of tennis and writer's On amateur
sports rounding into form that will
enable him to win the nationals and
then the internatiOnals within the
next two or three years, if not before.
He was born hero.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27
LOCAL COUPLE
MARRIED

a marriage license was issued yes
terday by the County Clerk to Leroy
I. Booth and Miss Hazel Hofer of
This city and the marriage of the
well known young people took place
in Reno last evening, after which
they departed for California where
they w.I spend some time before
returning to this city to make their
future home.
Both are well known residents of
this city. The groom is employed
in the train dispatchers Ct.ice of the
V. &. T. Ry., and the bride is the
daughter of T. r. and Mrs. Hofer
and was born and reared in this city
or some time past she has been
employed as a clerk in the local
pOstoifice.
AS the couple stole a march on
their many friends in this city con
gratulations will be in order upon
their return.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27
SHORT SESSION
OF COURT

A session of the district court was
held in this city today by Juuge
Langan.
\ statement on mo,;on for a new
trlal in the matter Of the homestead
IN The estate Of Walter NJ. Cook de-
ceased was refused by the court and
the matter will now be taken to the
supreme court by the attorney for
the widow.
Application for guardianship CT
Arthur Cowdry and Francis Fisher,
minors was presented and G.. W.
Fisher and Alice B. Mowry, brother
and sister of the minors were ap-
pointed guardians.
Motion on demurrer in the land
case Of PedrOi VS.. II. Heidenreicil
was argued and the court took the
matter under advisemeEt.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27
RAILROAD COMMISSION
NOW WANTS REDUCTION
BANK
LIQUIDATES

Word was received in this city
yesterday to the effect thIt the Pho
neer Bank ing Corporation OF Pioneer
Nevada, which closed its doors some
time ago would liaquidate and pay
its depositors dollar Tor dollar. Bank
Examiner Van Fleet left for Pioneer
several days ago, to take charge OF
the bank and it is through his efforts
that the affairs OF the bank are be
ing Strengthened out in such salts
factory manner.
Word was received fro.l Mr.. Van
Fleet today to the effect hat the di-
rectOrs OF tAe institution had handed
over to him the necessary money
to Iiquidate and that by The close OF
business today all claims against the
institution of every nature would be
settled.
At the time the institution closed
its doors there were only about $l5,
600 in deposits on the books and This
amount was made good by the di-
rectOrs, who under the new banking
law of the state, would have been
held personally responsible lor the
deposits and the greater part OF them
had been acquired 80 days previous
to the closing of the bank.
Bank Examiner Van Fleet was i'll
Pioneer at the time the uank closed
and took personal charge OF affairs
with the result that by tonight the
business OF the institution will be
entirely settled without the loss oi Il
single dollar TO the depositors and
creditors of the bank.
No definite action has a yet D""n
taken by the bank commission as re
CARDS the Bullfrg Bank and Trust
Company OF Rhyolite watch closed
it's doors short time ago but 1t is
understood that efforts are beng
made to adjust affairs i'll the same
manner as with the Pioneer bank
and thus eliminate Hie appointment
of a receiver for the institution.
The bank examiner viii probably
90 direct from Pioneer 10 Rhyoll'e
and take up the matter OF the buIi-
frog bank and endeavor to have the
directors arrange for liquidation Oh
all claims.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27
CARD OF THANKS

I desire to thank the members OF
the local fire department and the
many friends who labored so hard
and faithfully to save my property
during the fire of Saturday morning.
Everything that could possibly be
done was done and | most sincerely
thank all for the good work, not only
the thanks due for the lrbors done
but for the many words OF condo
lence and good will.
EARL FREMONT.