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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
INSURANCE MEASURE
 Is AGREED UPON
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 iD Incorporated towns and further pc titiCning for the enactment of the bin in its present form making a majority the necessary vote to secure prohibi. ton. The petition vas referred to the committee likely to consider the Pace bill. House bill No. by Mir. Morris providing for thc care of indigents by special officers employed following an advertisement for bids for such was passed by the council and will now be sent to the Eoycrnor for his con. sidCration. Two new bills were intro duCod in the council. enc by Mir. Weed iu, providing for the protection Of un- CcTgrOund miners and a bill ,by MT Finley, providing fo- settlement O. wages earned during their life time by deceased persons. According to the terms Of the bill where the wages in question are less tran si56. probate proceedings need not be gone through with. but the salary paid to next of Eir. if any; if not. then to preferred creditors as now named in the arObate law
 The bill introduced in the council some days ago by Mr. Finley mak. ing the citizen member of the board .of control Of the same political faith Gs the governor came up for hearing On third reading and called forth a number Of protests. Mr. Hampton said be was opposel to the bill. He had found out through investiCatiou that it was very advisable that rep resentativc oi the minority party should be maintained on all boards performing a public duty. 1t was re ferred to a committee of which Mir ONeiil is a member.
 In the house following the intro duction by Mir. Peterson of bill maiz- ing the pay of labor on roads g. a day instead of g. in connection with the collection of read taxes scverai bills were considered and passed one of the bills by MT. SUtter provides for the sale of lots in patented tOwnsites. especially cffecting the city of Bis fee; 'Mr. De SOuza's bill permitting the employment of stenOgraphers by grand iuries and Mr Halls bill maE- ing labor and material furnished leas- ors Of mining claims a lien on such property. Ob this aili there was con siderable discussion, many of the members taking the view that a hard ship would be worked on prospect owners having their claims leased and the bill passed with fourteen votes in favor and ten opposed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
COPPER MAGnk1ES
 DUE HERE TODAY
President and General Man ager of Greene Mines Co.,
 ing To Cananea.

Dr. L. D. Ricketts. general manager of the Greene Consolidated mines at Cananea, and President Thornton of the company are expected to arrive in Bisbee this morning on their way to Cananea from New York. Dr. Ricketts has been in New York for several weeks conferring with the heads of his company.
 Upon the completion of the inspec- tion trip of President Thornton, it is expected that developments of inter est will transpire.
 L. A. Hagy, private secretary to Dr Rieketts, arrived in Bisbee last evening and will join the party here, going to Cananea with them
 He ran the cafe regardless of oper- ating expenses, and gave S1.5O meals TOT 50 cents, q oing anything and everything to rake in the coin quickly Finally, as hc doubtless expectpd hen she camp pay day came, his creditors all began to crowd him. It was then he made his grand coup. and leit the city with his supposed wife, leaving his partner. Andy Tong, to face the long line of creditors.
 Previous to coming to Bisbee Ger man was manager of one of the din ing cars on the Fl Paso & Southwest ern system, running between Fl Paso ana Benson, from which position ne was discharged after the management had learned of his having been in league with several colored walters on the ear in pOcketing money for meals It is well that his career of croOkedness has come to an end. His victims will be glad to know tAis.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
NllStNlENTS
"Ao American Abroad' Tonioht

"Ar American Abroad" Toniuht
 Nat GoCdWiu's famous play "Au American Abroad" will 5g the bill to- night at the Orpheum. and will no tou5L prove worthy or attendance. Ur ail the plays that Mir. Goodwin has delighted the playgoers of the cOun- try with. "An American Abroad" will always hold in the memories of hts H z-y audiences as his premier in tfra'cicais. The breezy American. usth his quick rcrartee. ready wit, sUd sur0 fire action. so much in con- tras- with tho slow and peculiar man Hcri~0s Of the English atmosphere in which the play takes place, wins for himself the admiration of every one belCrr the fall of the curtain on the frs act. You look for his every re- appearance, and he lets you know w1er- he is at all Of the time Inter mingled with the pretty story the piece contains Q comedy vein that is fire eSiS-ible and well worth attending The play is announced at Inc Or PEcrm for tonight and Monday night
 A Specia. attraction has been added to LAe regular performance Of the ArMiu players in the way of yaude- vile, by-tEe, securing Of The Bar riI l.lolsT who arc headiiners in yaUcaFiile and fresh from the Or FEsUm circuit During the current re-E they will ofeT new ard novel acig. and if reports go for anything. tE-> are far superior to any tAing seen in Eisbee for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
discovery of White Metal Near
 ampaZOS Verified,

Ample verificatiOn of the fabulousiy rich silver strike in the Tajo shaft at the Meguii Lopez property near Lam pazOs, was received in Bisbee last evening in a letter to Frank U. Bor- gerson of this city. According to the letter it was even rich than was at first stated. a 25-fo6t vein Of ore carry ing 1000 ounces to the ton having been encountered on the SOOfoot level of the property.
 There are several people owning claims in that section residing in this district who will without doubt feel elated at the news Of the vast riches opene dup. This strike is one of the richest made in recent years in Mex leo, and as far as the extent of the vein is concerned, is a marvel
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
PLANS AN ELABORATE
 LINCOLN CELEBRATION

NHICAGO. lll., Feb. 6.-Chicag0 will usher in a weeks celebration of the Lincoln centenary with appropri- at services in all the churches of the ely tomorrow. Keen public interest has been aroused in the celebration which promises 10 become memorable tn the history of he city. Each day during the first half cf the week thore
 wiii be anniversary exercises under
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07

Services in Y. Nj. c. 4. Bible school at 10 a. m. Lesson, Acts 4:32-5:11 Henry Owen. superintendent. Wor- ship and sermon at II. Theme, From Grace to Grace v. Y. r. U. at 6:3e ?. n. Topic: Worldwide Endeayor." ]" VI. F.. StOner, president. Evening worship at 7:30 Subject: The Princely Portal" Prayer and busi- ness meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:30. All are welcome.-John T.. Kanarr. pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup

ras been used for oTer STxTY-FTvR YRAls- !aiLL.tDts gl NOTIFIES fer thesr CfHIDIl NoQfflts the CHILL. .aOf fElsn S the GrIHS.ALIA sfi PAIN: CURES WIND COLfC and fs the D. remedy for Dit tltkltCfA. Seld by DrlGgssfs in fz-t Of the world. Be sure and ssf for Mrs. Vii ig~r's SoPthing Syrup.n and saEe DO ofber ks f'0nd aHd Drgez Act. June sJth Ieasl SeriAi EuFnh kst AN OLD AND WELL TRIED EkikEpRs
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
Church of Christ.

Opposite Central schOoLJ
 s:45 a. n. Bible school; Samuer Kerr, superintendent. Il a. m. Con rnuniou and sermon. 7:30 ?. m- even iug worship. Remember the after noon meeting at Y. M c. A. in the interest of associated charities--W. P Spicer. minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb. 6.-Death Tor nearsy Q score of persons. losses of hundreds Of thousands of dollars in property. and sae crippling of many telegraph wires resulted be tween noon and dusk today from a series of small tornadoes that swept southern Tennessee to the Texas Pan handle.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
CHURCH
 NOTICES
Episcopal Church.

Sunday school 9:SO a. m. holy Communion at II q. m. Evening prayer at 7:S0 o'clock. Rev. Demon son of Douglas will CGiCiate.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
WEATHER FORECAST

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-For Ari- zona. Snow in northern portion. To cal rains in southern portion Sunday land probably Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07

the auspices of various clubs and oth- CT organizations. Nearly 200 speakers
 viii be heard at Hsemorial meetings in the public schools. The celebra- ton Till reach q fitting climax Friday. when more than goo meetings will be held in armOTies. halls and public school buildings. where the public viii be invited 10 demonstrate the af- lection and esteem they hold for the martyred president. Similar observ- .ances of the centennial win be held in cities and towns throughout Hi nois.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
Reocganizsd Church of Latter-Oay
 Saaa.E.

Sunday school at 2:0O 2. m., sacra- nent service at 3:15 r. m.. and preaching at 7:S0 p. h., in the church opposite steam Iaunday in Tombstone Canyon. Preaching on street in front of postofice at 6:15 by Thomas Davis. Alvin Knis3ey, pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
CHARITY EXPERT TELLS HOW TO
 SUCCOR POOR

Barney Rosing, secretary Of the Noman's Associated Charities Of Fl Paso, arrived in this city yesterday morning for a consultation with the committee on organization of the re- cenIy started charity movement in Bisbec. The social expert met the committee at the r. M. C. A.. where he spoke in detail Of the methods of charity work in other and larger cities. He gave bis listeners an ac- count of his own experiences in sim liar work in Chicago. where he was Tor years in tOuch with different kinds Of social endeayOr.
 Rosing suggested among other plans that il would be advisable for thg Bisbee society to employ a salaried investigator, whose sole duty would be to locate and report cases of des- titution. This investigator. h3 said. should be empowered to use reIicf funds without consulting a committee in instances where JEe situation re- quired urgent and immediate atJeU- tiOn-
 He explained the working of the card system in different cities. When application is made for relief under this plan all the information obtain able relative 10 the case is indexed upon cards. These cards may then bo used for reference iii case the, person receiving attention should again make application for aid By following this plan, Rosing declared undeserving applicants could be de- tccted and much fraud eliminated.
 This afternoon there is to be a pub lie meeting in the association gym Hasiun. al which Rosirg will address those interested upon the general subject of organized and systematic charity. At this meeting the member ship roll will be thrown open to the people Cf the city. A special musical program has been arranged for the occasion and all are cordially invited
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
Eirst aantist church.

7:s0 D. m Studies in the Sermon on the Mount. "--Jdhn F. Fry, pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07

A special lot of Wash Costume Cloths that sell regularly at soc Csc and 75c yard in Tan
 Cardinal, Champagne Gray, and Navy at the yard '..-........... .-............ 35C
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07

At this special price these Wash Stands are certainly bargains-they have French plate mirror and towel rack. Medium size and far more room than the ordinary Com modes. While the quality holds out. Special. $1000. Rooming House keepers should investigate this piece
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
Watch for the Big Embroidery Sale Wednesday

v purchases hay bS ar you ma
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07

Gray and Brown Lustre Silks, on the ordt of Pongee-a soft clinging material that Is an excellent value at.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
LOGAN & BRYAN SAY:

Special to l.. J. OJveriock)
 NEW YORK, June 21.-Although there was nothing in the news over Sunday to account for the pessinism which was evident in various quarters today it was yedy apparent from the action of the market that consider able stock was for sale on slight re- coyery. An effort was made to d. vance Atchison in the early trading which was not successful, and after the second hour general selling, ac- companied by various rumors took place causing declines throughout the list. The hitch in the negotiations for listing of the steel in Paris seems to have induced considerable liquida- tion in that issue and pools have been described as hquidating freely on fears of a hardening in the money market over July 1st The afternoon break was stimulated by a sudden raid on the Wabash issues in which support was lacking and the talk was to the effect that recent negotiations have not been conducted successfully The creation of a good sized short interest should tend to help the posi- ton of the market and form the basis of higher prices yhen conditions ba come more assuring.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
LOWER CABLES ARE
 O|sQu|EnMG PRICES

BOCTON, June 21.--Consumers of copper in this country who buy their requirements from American produc- CTS are governed to greater extent than they care to admit by the "manu- factured' quotations which appear daily in the London market where copper warrants" are traded in.
 The declines in cables yesterday in both the opening and closing had a disquieting effect on American buyers of copper. Against top prices of 13 3-4 cents paid last week for electrolytic there were bids yesterday of 13 5-S cents, but no metal was obtainable at thiat figure.
 The producers and selling agencies are in position now to withstand at tempts to secure cheap copper at the moment, for they are all practically sold out of June copper and have con tracted very heavily for July and August deliveries. Re actions from the top. however. may be noted, in the next day or so for second hands have considerable copper which they ob- tained at lower figures and which they will be willing to sell at slightly less than l3 3-4 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

accompanied the ball team to Fl Paso last night Willie weimer. who has been i'll for several weeks of typhoid and ap- pendicitis. but thought to be improv- ing, suffered relapse yesterday and an operation may be necessary. General Superintendent Hawks of the Southwestern went to Fl Paso last night in the private car Alamo gordo.
 w. P. Stiles. superintendent of the commissary department of the South western, was here yesterday. Chief Immigration Inspector C. T. Cornell went to Tucson yesterday in charge of several peon Mexicans for trial
 Mrs. Harry Calisher. Miss Calisher and Miss Bertha Calisher have gone to Los Angeles for two months.
 R. Zellner is in the city from Tue. son.
 Norman Nash went to Fl Paso fast night for short vacation.
 Lewis Douglas, son of J. s. Doug las. has arrived home from New York. where he has been attending school.
 H. J. Glennan of Moctezuma is in the city on his way east. MT. Glen nan was formerly bookkeeper for the store at Nacozari but is now connect ed with banking company al Mocte- Zuma.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.

Harry Wheeler. deputy sheriff, was in the city today.
 Jen Dunnagan, who has been ab- sent for some time, returned to Douglas last night.
 rr-Assistaut District Attorney J. F. Ross returned from Tombstone this morning.
 MT. Phillips, known by his friends as .Jumbo," visited the Shelter city yesterday.
 George Murphy returned from Cal jfornia today after protracted Tisi' to friends.
 James Graham left for Chicago anc other eastern points last night.
 Mike I.iles will shortly visit hii father in California whom he has no seer for years. His father Is ovel eighty years Of age.
 Frank Castro. business man ant mine owner of Cos. Sonora. wa shopping in Douglas yesterday: F. C. Hurst. the Bisbee architect was in the city this morning, com ing down on business pr. F. c. Shine of Bisbee was Il the city today.
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. Davis will al rive in the city tomorrow fron orange, Texas, to visit their daugh ter, Mrs W. W. windham, for se' crai weeks.
 B. K. Eigin, paymaster for tn Southern Pacific al Nacozari, arrive from Fl Paso this morning and lei for the south this afternoon.
 C. B. Drake has gone to Tomi stone again on court duty.
 Mrs. John Mohr left yesterday { spend the summer ir California an Seattle. Washington
 Mrs. D. L. Greer and son have r' turned from a visit in Colorado.
 J. s. Williams. jr, returned toda to Nacozan.
 Conductor T. H. Purcell of tn Southwestern left this morning { spend a month in Mexico City. H will join Mrs. Purcell. who has bee visiting in that city for two months
 C. ID. Scruggs has gone to his honl in Biloxi. Mississippi.
 Ewing Hart of the store depar ment of the Southwestern leaves t' night for Louisville, Kentucky, { visit his mother for six weeks.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Lowry will leave tomo TOW afternoon for a short stay Bisbec.
 Myrtle Short went to Fl Paso las right for a visit with relatives.
 L. t. TaorL.on and Jose Pera.i
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

iM HE PROBATE couRT or THE
 COUNTY or cocHtSE, TERRI.
 TORY or ARIZONA.
 In the matter of the Estate of Elsie
 Toles. deceased. Notice for posting
 of settlement of Account.
 Notice Is hereby given that George Toles, the administrator of the estate of Elsie Toles, deceased. has rendered and presented for settlement, and filed in said Court. his first account of his administration of said estate; and that Saturday, the 26th day of June, 1909. at 10 o'clock a. m.. at she Courtroom of said Court, at the Court house in Tombstone in said Co., chise county. has been duly ap- pointed by the Judge of said Court, for the settlement of said ac- count, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions to the said account and contest the same.
 Dated June 18th. 1909.
 J. E. JAMES, Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
The Hen and the Girl.

At Bordeaux. in France. a rich lady lost a diamond ring on the street. A few days later a little girl who assist ed the cook in boarding house was sent to market for chicken. When she brought it home she was told to dress it. and in doing so she found the lost ring in its crop.
 The cook. the landlady. the man who had sold the chicken all claimed the ring. and the case was taken into court. There 1t was decided that it belonged to the girl, and the loser gave her s3o for finding it. The hen who wants to get herself praised, dead or alive. will look around for lost dia- mon9s.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
10 TAKE STING
 OUT OF COFFEE

Best of the ingredients of the coffee bean from a chemical standpoint. are the essential oils, the caffeine and the tannin, or tannic acid. Of these the caffeine is the most dreaded by the critics of the coffee habit Caffeine when used as drug often causes headache and in some cases effects the hearing and the sight. It also has an exciting effect on the muscles, sometimes on the heart action, and mental stimulation which in many cases renders sleep impossible. Tanin or jamie acid has an astringent ef feet and sometimes interferes with digestive processes. On the other hand the volatile oils in the coffee bean have a favorable effect upon di- gestion, and the evaporation of these oils produces the appetizing and fra grant aroma which Is source of such comfort to the coffee drinker.
 Logically it should be the effort of the man who wants to drink coffee without getting any harm from it to prepare it in such way that he will get the volatile oils, without getting the caffeine or the tannin, in any ap- preciable degree. But is this possi- ble? A we'll known physician who discussed the subject for his brother physicians, says that it is not only possible. but that 1t is easily done.
 Colonel Younghusband, the Thibet explorer used coffee so made. and took it with him on long journeys into Thibet. And the method of prepara- ton is so simple that it is worth quot ing
 The best way is to grind the coffee bean rapidly to a fine powder, as the heat from rapid friction will excite the evolution of the volatile oil. The
 public is warned that the grinding should be done immediately before preparing the extract, inasmuch as when the coffee stands in the air the volatile oils will eyaporate The cof- fee should be ground to an impalpable powder
 This coffee is then put into the up- per part of an American china perco- lator with a lump of ice, and upon it must be run cold water from a water tap. tnot well or spring water).
 While the ice cold water drips through the coffee, stir the mixture carefully and thoroughly into a paste like mass.
 To facilitate the percolation of the infused watery extract it is advisable to place a small piece of wood be- tween the lower edge and the receiv- CT which contains the coffee grounds. and the upper portion of the vessel which receives the infusion. as this leaves little air space between these parts.
 When the liquid coffee infusion has all dripped through the percolator, 1t is poured back again and through the wet grounds. The percolation may go through the same process as before. replenishing the ice if necessary. Afterward the lower portion of the percolator is set aside in a cool re- ceptacle and the coffee may be used as needed, by the simple addition of boiling water. etc. to the infusion l Boston Advertiser
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
THE PARTY He BELONGED TO

A matron of the most determined character was encountered by young woman reporter on country paper. who was sent out to interview leading citizens as to their politics May 1 see Mir. -?'' she asked of stern looking woman who opened the door at one house.
 No. you can't" uncovered the ma tron decisively.
 But I want to know what party he belongs to-" pleaded the girl.
 The woman drew up her tall figure. Well. take a good look at me" she said. I'm the party he belongs to- Universalist Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
Stop pistribution of oodoer,.

The commissioners of the District of Columbia have forwarded to con gross a bill prohibiting the distribu- tion of circulars and like advertising matter on private property within the district. The object of the proposed law is to prohibit littering of vesti. bules, yards and other property with in the building line with circulars, handbills, etc, which the commission. CTS say is now a source of annoyance to residents.
 The practice is prohibited on the public streets by a police regulation, but the commissioners have no power to extend the scope of the regulation to private property.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
Insanity Cured by the Knife.

Dr. N. $. Owensby of Baltimore has created something of stir in medical circles by asserting that dementia preecox, or precocious insanity, had of the knife to relieve the thyroid gland of an excess of certain chem icals in the bload or the secretions. Out of five cases so treated, all but one are said to have recovered, where as the disease has generally been rs- garded as incurable. Dr. Spitzka of the Jefferson Medical college, how. ever, says that the theory on which Owensby operated has not been proved.