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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
oRIDIRON cLtJe piNNrR.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-The flag If the GridiTon club fioated over the New willard hotel today in token of
 he fact that the clubs annual mid
 inter dinner is to take place there
 ouight 4 brilliant entertainment has been prepared for a long list of distinguished guests. and it will be 9 notable affair. President Roosevelt. members of his cabinet, the speaker of the house, the justices of the su- pTeme cogzt. ambassadors. senators and other men prominent in all walks of life will be among the guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
TO PLAY IN TUCSON.

The Bisbee High School basket ball team will go to Tucson on Thursday morning to play a double header with the high school and the University Of Arizona. The school game will be played on the evening Of the 4th ard tho university game is to be pulled of on the 5th- The locals do not an ticipate a very hard time in the higA school game. but they are satisfied that the college team win be a tough nut to crack. The lineup which will represent Bisbee will be as follows: Center, Curtis Wood; guard. w. O'Mallev: guard. Charles Hurst; for ward. Walter Hoesch; forward S. Benton
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Anna Kline. who has been visiting Risbec returned to Douglas yesterday
 E E. Fruits M F. John and H. F. Huddlestor left yesterday for White heads reach. where they will go Tor d short Hunting trip.
 fke Burger and John Watson leu yesterday for Hoods Ranch, for a short hunting trip
 W. T.. Owens has returned from Sylyarite. where he has been for a few tiaya-
 D. White of the C. c. assay office, has returned from oI.s Angeles.
 Miss Biancae Penhole left this week for Turuer. Arisoca.
 T. Evans. of cananea. returned to cananea yesterday.
 Walter Rundet left for San Diego yestsrday. where he goes on accoun: of his he<sith-
 W. D. swans. Of the Tovrea Mar ket fn this city. intends. going to Courtland today. Ills visit is made establishment in the booming camp
 Edward DuforeQ and A. Zurich. of New York city, were in the city yes terday icohinH htNf mulinS 1nhSfcol's
 Dr. C. |. Cayen. of Los Angeles, who has been in Bisbee for a number of days. departed for his home last evening.
 J. J. Johnson. of Phoenix, Is wis itcr in Bisbes today.
 Attorney E !. Flanagan returned yesterday from Tombstone. where be has been fn consultation with Ies- tr3ct Attorney Williams.
 P. N. Buctxwaiter. John Watson, l. Burger aad I. H Hood went 10 tho sulpaur Springs saley yesterday for a hunt
 '. ". Edwards. of Nogales. was business caller In Risbee yesterday
 Al. o. Johnsoa, of Cananea, eas shaking hands witi. acquaintances in this camp yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
skipa Board Bill

Constable L. R. Bailey arrested one Richard Toy at Don Luis yesterday evening about six o'clock. The charge against the man was that he had de ] bsTatcly skipped out of Lowell about 2 month ago Eit1ouc going throuEs the formality or paying his landlady, Hrs. T. Mayes. a balance of s6 due on -is board. Now it seems that thS Bo1anza lodging house, in common with most other establishments of the a Hd. is mol conducted upon Q charity besis Mrs Mayes had accordingly made an iuImed ate effort to find her de hDqUent boarder with view to making him cough up- But Toy's q sappearaEcc was Q complete one un II yesterday when the constable hap pened tO run across him at the little
 suburb Of Don Luis Toy, when arTaigaed before Justice Nusphy, pleaded guilty. and ayowed that con gen tai absent mindsdless was al1 tllat be had io offer in the way CT eX- tenuatca. He seemed glad to pay ihe amount or his obligation. together with the costs CT the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
rrcshyterian chrrch-

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Dr. [. J. Harvey. superintendent. "The Trial of Peter and John" Acts 4: 1-3l $ the lesson.
 Junior Christian Endeayor at 2:30 D. m. Airs. C. T.. Buchner, superin- tendenr. Topic. "Mohammed and h's followers in Arabia" Acts 2:21. A missionary meeting, led by Gladys Woods.
 Brotherhood meeting at 6:15 p. m., for men. Causes Of Unemployment and Methods of Relief" is the subject for the evenings study.
 Preaching al n a. m, and at 7:30 D. m. Themes of sermons: Debt ors" and Discouraged
 Union Teachers meeting in the Y M. C. A. building Monday at 7:30 p, n. True and False Brotherhood Acts f:32-J:11. is the lesson for the evenings study.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 D. n. 4 series of studies in the Ser mon on the Mount win be begun ol Wednesaay.-John F. Fry, pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
AUTO SPACE LINE 10 couRrlANp

Leaves Palace stables every morn Ing. $ a. m, making a round trip each day. Phone in your orders for reserva- ion of seats to Palace Stables. Bis bee phone 9; Palace stables. Lowell. No. '; c. c. Hotel. Bisbee. phone 19S. win call any place in the city for pas
 engers. Fare s2.J0. Bowen & Hub bard. Prop. ell
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
TO START NEW AUTO LINE

w. H. Long. of Warren, who has been in Los Angeles purchasing big touring car for a new auto stage line to Courtland, returned to Bisbee last night. The car VII be here in feu days by freight. The machine is a Mitchell of forty horse power, and it will carry seven passengers. Long plans to start his stage immediately after the arrival of the car. It begins 10 lock as though the road to the new camp would soon be looking like an auto highway on Long Island.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
Doe Druk anain.

The ubiquitous John Doe was agai- in ev deBce in Justice Highs court yesterday morning. when a modest 1t tie man claim ng that name was ar raigned on the charge of drunkenness and disorderiy conduct. But few men ever arrested In this city have tried % hard to keep the secret of their disgrace out Of the public ken. The iusticc smiled his amusement at the inconsistency of the mans attitude and imposed the custs mary fine oi s--5c. w-ich tEc dcfcaea-. pad.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
Lowell chapel Service.

Sunday scaool at 9:45 a. m. Chris tiaa endeavor meeting at 6:3O D. rl. Preaching by Rev. Stewart, of the South Bisbee Methodist church, at S:30 D. m- A cordial invitation is extended to all within reach of thS chapel to attend these services.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
". c. I. U.

On Tuesday afternoon all members of the union are urged to be present at the Presbyterian church promptly at 2:30. New officers are to be elect ed and other business matters at- tended to. After the business meet ing @ social time will be enjoyed. to vFi"a all who are interested are in vited.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
PERSONAL.

James H. Moore. a switchman who left Globe. Arizona. in May, 1908. pre- samably for Cananea Is requested to write to A. A. Altwess. Grand Knight. Knights of Columbus, Box S11. Globe. Arizona. or Mrs. J. F. Moore, Free port. m. Anyone knowing his ad- dress, please forward as above. 59s
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
LONGER HOURS.

The large Drug Store on Brewery avenue. sometimes called inc O"i Drug Co. but properly Damsd the Central Pharmacy. is now kept open until midnight. GGs
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
The Reoraanized Church Of Latter
 Day Saints.

Sunday school at' n. m and preaching at 3;15 D. n. and 7;30 p. m. in the church in Tombstone Can yon. opposite steam laandry. IT not too cool. preaching on the street at 6:15 in front Of postoftice by Thomas Davis.-AlyiB Kinsley, minister
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
FILM SERVICE PAR EXCELLENCE

The excellent film service at the Royal sure brings out the people. The people are not tired of good pc lures. It pays to have flm ex- change man connected with the local picture show.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
nced-d No Sleen-

DePU;y Bill White tried for half ST hn'.T io per-uade NanIe. TCnsione, O E. iicusly n.sCdlin Mexican. tn 'vamOose" peaceably homeward early yesterday morning. It was long after tse mans bed time. and the kindly disposed officer Of the law could not Aelp observing that tao fellow needed sleep. But Pens,cne was full Of Thomas A. Edison's theories about the
 allacy Of humanity's overslesping 'tself. and refused to be ccaxed CT CO reed of the streets. Failing to get the drunken night owl into his own hed the deputy at last took h'm to inc jail Later in the day Justice BurGick sentenced the wakeful one t9 six days. Here 1t Is thought he VII be able to catch up a bit in his sleep
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
LONGER HOURS.

The large Drug Store on Brewery avenue. sometimes called the Owl Drug Co. but properly named the Central Pharmacy. is now kept opeI until n dns sght eos
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
Church of Christ.

Opposite Central School)
 s:45 q. m. Bible school. Every mem Der of the church in the Bible school and as many moro. II a. m. Com munion and sermon. Topic: They Had Been With Jesus" 7.30 D. m. Special service in honor of the pio- ueers. Special program of interest to all. \ welcome to all "at early candle lighting w. F. Spicer, min ister.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31

Ninety per cent of surgical opera tons are surgical folly. or worse" Dr. AcSvegaa cures appendicitis. varico- cole. piles and female trouble without cutting at the St Efna Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
PACKING THEM IN.

The Royal continues to pack them in, despite the cold weather. Ex- eellent programs of pictures make . strong drawing card.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31

W. II. Long has purchased a 1909 model 40-horse power seven passenr
 ger automobile which he is going to operate between Bisbee and Courtlaad in the passenger, baggage and ex- press business. He Is also going to do ,- rental business around Bisbee. He expects to have his machine ready for use on February l. 5S5
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
charoe of Rosbery Dismissed.

The charge of hisnway robbery against Alberto Luggo was yesterday afternoon dismissed for lack of eYi. dence. At the hearing in Justice Highs court Thursday Luggo intro dueed witnesses to prove an alibi. This fact did not in the least dauni Agosto Garcia, the complaining wit ness who protested 10 the last that the defendant was t1e man who lIs-o slugged him and robbed him ca the night of the 2fth.
 Although dismissed on the major charge Buggo was immediately rear rested OF the complaint of Deputy Bill White. who had taken particularly wicked looking dagger from the ac- cussd. The weapon was put up in the form O. a huge clasp knife. which opened at the pressing of a spring. The blade Itself was fully five inches in length. Tae concealed weapon charge stuck better than the first cO1n- Dla.Dt against the man, and Luggo was found guilty. The justice decreed 8 fine of $50 and ten days in jail
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
GUN CLUE SHOOT.

All shot gun shooters are request cd to be at the Gun Club today al 1-30 ?. h. for a trap shoot Ii is not necessary 10 be member-all are in- gited to come and shoot anyway.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
HE WHITE sIEAmER.

e. L. DObSJD, OWnerB
 The largest and easiest riding auto mobile in the district will leave C. C. hotel each day at R. m. for Court land. Phone B-19S or B-337. 575
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
To Be Triee Monday

The case against Deacon Davis. who. if the charges against him are trse. recently broke all records for petty tlieying by stealing two truck stakes from W. IT. Harris dray wagon, will come up for trial Monday afternoon at l:30. The defendants Interests are being looked after by At tcrney s. K. Williams. at whose re quest the hearing was postponed. The articles involved have q market valne cf less than g..
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31

Stage daily texcept Sundays) to anu from LeadviiIe. Courtland. Gleason. Leaves Brophy's stables, Lowell and Leadville. S:e0 9. m- sharp. FaIe each way. s3-50; % pounds free 267
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31

New Hotel Sonora. Cananea. Re
 nodeled and frst class in every way. Mcdaniel Pros. proprietors. 293
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
Wrono Brown Named.

Yesterday mornings Review inno- gently attributed qualities to one F estiiication" Brown which later in formation would indicate he does not possess. It was not ~Fes,ification" at an who smote James Wright with s green cotton umbrella when the lat ter insulted ''Bullie." the brindle bull dog. for "Festification" himself fs one of the most peaceably Inclined nc .roes that ever lived. The reai smiter and fighter was ~Parson" lirown. alias sheep Dip Brown. and the Review is more than glad to mako the correction. The story Is told that one in Texas the owner and proprie- tor of "Bullie" was SO hard driven for something to drink that he at last in desperation imbibed a gallon jug of sheep dip. Hence the allies Fest fication." who was at ore time keeper Of the city dog pouud. lays no c,sim whatever to ~Bullie"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
V. M. e. A. Mems meetino-

Q. M Johnson, travelling salesman. will speak tomorrow at o'clock 8, the mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
christian Science.

Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at II o'clock in Medigoyich hall. All are well come.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
Brown Gets His.

it took Justice High only about two minutes to decide the case against Owen Brown yesterday afternoon at o'clock. IL was the second time that Brown, who is in appearance not an evil looking man. had been brought up for having illicit relations with women of the negro race. The case called for something salutary in the line of punishment, and his honor was there with the big stick. Two months in the county jail al Tombstone was thossentence which Brown is to un- dergo for his vicious and unnatural offense against the iaw. Denny Two mey Is to take the prisoner to the county seat early this week
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
MATINEE TODAY.

New pictures for matinee Theatre Royal today and tonigSt.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
< CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS X
Aaks County Aid.

\ destitute Mexican giving the name of Pamfilo Madrid appeared be fore Justice High yesterday afternoon and made affidavit to the ecect that he was desperately ill and in need Of medical attention. for which he was unable to pay. Tho recommendation which the man presented bore the sig nature of Dr. C. l.. Ed-nundsol,. Madrid. who appears to be sugerine intensely. will in all probability be able to get an order from Supervisor J. J. Bowen committing him to tha county hospital at Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
JUSTICE COURT NEWS.
~>tH - .
 Fioater Floats On.

Fioafer Floats On.
 4 "Hoater" giving the name Of Fred Human was arraigned yester- day afternoon in the court of Jus tee Burdick on tho charge of yag- raacy. The fellow pleaded guilty and vas given a fine of $50. His honor then almost mechanically seized a isrge rubber stamp and impressed the following hgal formula upon the doe ument covering the case: Defendant being an indigent and unable to pay sad fine is allowed six hours to pro cl,re same. with the understanding that if ho falls to do so he shall suffer above judgment. His honor guessed right the first time. for the yag was more than willing 10 float on"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
ROYAL" MATINEE.

New -ictures for matinee and to night Fine new program.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
miscELLAnENoUS

FOR CLEAN, neat, newly furnished rooms. equipped, either for light housekeeping or rooming purposes, to suit tenant. apply al the office of s K. Williams, or at the Star
 lodging house. 3OV
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
CHANGE. OF PICTURES.
LAID IN COUNTY PLOT.

Entire change of pictures s.; ma;i. nee today Theatre Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31
IMMEDIATE RESULTS
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-Furnished room at R ' Lockie's, 107 School Hil 5s3
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31

All kinds of electrical work, house wiring q specialty. Work done on short notice. Chandeliers of all de scriDtiOns and Tungston Lamps fur nished. All work guaranteed. Refer ences furnished
 4. L. RASKlNS,
 Warren, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31

FOR RENT-T~o rooms for hghE housekeeping; Mason HGase, Lowell
 coo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07
SENATE PARTY IN
FARGO ON AUG. Il
IRRIGATION COMMITTEE OF OF U.
s. SENATE WILL PASS
THROUGH FARGO ON WAYwEsT
TO VIEW BIG bitches. FIRST
INSPECTION BY soLoNs.

telegram was received by Great
Northern officials yesterday that the
senate Irrigation committee will pass
through Fargo on it's way West on
Aug. IL.
1t will be the first time that con-
gress is investigating the immense
amount of irrigation work which the
government is doing in the West.
Those who win be in the party are
Senators Carter of Montana, Warren
of Wyoming, Flint Of California, Nixon
of Nevada, Switzerland of Utah, Borah
Of Idaho. Briggs of New Jersey. Bal
ley of Texas, Jones Of Washington,
Newlands of Nevada, Gore Of Oklaho-
ma, Smith of Maryland and Chamber
lain of Oregon, and Edward T. Craw-
ford, clerk of the committee. Secreta-
ry Of the Interior Ballinger is now in
the West and will join the party at
Billings
The senators will travel in special
train. 1t will pass through Fargo on
the Northern Pacific, on which road
the committee win travel as far as
Glendive, Mont. going on the Great
Northern the rest of the way.
From Glendive the party will go to
Billings, taking in from there the va
rious projects under way on the Great
Northern, including the Sun River
from Great Fails, the Milk River from
Dodson and the st. Maries project
from Browning, Mont. The other prof.
ects under way in other states will al
so be inspected and the party will re-
turn over a southern route.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07
THE JAP CONSENTS
TO CROSS The RED
PAIR CHARGED WITH PIcKPock-
ETING DISCHARGED HERE =
MINNEAPOLIS DETECTIVE AR
RESTS PRICE FOR MILL CITY
oFFENSE.

There was considerable doing in the
police court this morning in short
time 1t all happened when George
Price and James Cunningham. charg-
ed with robbery from the person, were
arraigned for preliminary hearing.
Atty. W. HI. Barnett appeared for the
defense and Asst. States Atty. w. S.
Stambaugh for the state. On motion
of the prosecution. before evidence was
introduced. the case was dismissed.
Attorney Stambaugh stated that he had
reviewed the evidence at hand care
fully and concluded that there was not
sufficient to ask for a conviction. The
motion was allowed by the court
Deputy Sheriff j. X Bingham was
present and stated that re had a war;
rant for the arrest of Price, known to
Minneapolis police and detectives as
Edward j. O'Regan. alias "the Jap" +"
Attorney Barnett maintained that a
Minnesota warrant was worthless on
this side of the river and held that
Price was not in custody. When the
latter endeavored to walk from the
court room the deputy sheriff laid his
firm right arm on him and his progress
was stopped sr
There was talk of habeaus corpus
but the deputy sheriff walked off with
his man. Detective Percy DeLaittre
of Minneapolis arrived from Mime
apolis this morning to handle the
case for the authorities from that end
of the line.
Shortly after being taken to the
county Jail. Price agreed to 30 back
to Minneapolis. Requisition papers had
been applied for and were expected
from Bismarck in a few days. This
| delay is avoided.
Price is wanted in Minneapolis or
| the charge of picking a mans pocket
| of $1,129 on May %, 1909. He is &
resident of st. Paul and is looked upor
| by mill city police as one of tht
smoothest characters on record. Al
though arrested many times, the au-
thorities have never been able to Sc.
! cure a. conviction.
According to Detective DeLafttrt
/ they nave a strong case against Price
/ The robbery there was much the same
mature as the one peroetrated here.
This morning when Price wa!
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07
WINNIPEGGERS
HERE ON MONDAY
TWENTY-FIVE LEFT WINNIPEG
ON LONG TOUR TO TWIN CITIES,
VIA. MOOSE Jaw THIS MORN.
hAe-RoAOs ARE REPORTED I'M
GoonasLiARE.

y-fveatouring cars carrying O
party OF seuentS-fve Winnipegers left
the western Canada METROPOLIS al
hS oicock this incoming and are now on
their long iaunt to st. Paul and Min
neapolis by way of Moose Jaw. The
party will reach Fargo on Monday af-
ternoon and special entertainment will
be provided for them here by the Fargo
Commercial club.
At the end of the outward journey
the tourists will be entertained for one
day by the st. Paul Auto club. and the
Minneapolis club will take care of them
for another day. Every car will carry a
large sign on the rear with the word
Winnipeg" and each occupant of the
cars will be supplied with handsome
badge drawing attention to the great
1912 centennial. These badges will be
supplied by the Winnipeg Industrial
Bureau which has welcomed the OPP
portunity to advertise the merits of the
prairie capital.
Reports have been obtained from all
towns on the route as to the condition
of the roads, and in most cases they
are reported in splendid condition.
The following is list of the car
owners who are in the tour: Path
finder, w. G. Power; r. M. Mcleod,
president; W. E. Wright, secretary; E.
C. Ryan, F. r. Newman, w. r. Bawlf,
H. Newton, D. B. Sprague, H. Aylwin,
P. c. Andrew, DR.. Glasgow, F. E. H.
Luke, George Walker, A Nav j. McIn-
tyre, w. A. T. Sweatman, A. d. McDon-
aid, w. J. Jones, Selby Henderson, DR..
rTatnpr, 80
Dunn. A repair car with a competent
staff of mechanics and tire men will
bring up the rear.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07
HOW TO GET GOOD HELP
}. 3. Panshot Tells of His Experience
in Getting Help on His Farm
This Fall.

J. B Panshot, farmer, Harwood, N. D.,
remarked to The Forum this morning
that after twenty five years hiring help
from employment men--and very often
unsatisfactory-he has discovered a
good newspaper is the. easiest, quick
est and cheapest method
Last week Mr.. Panshot wanted a
girl-work had grown too much on the
farm for the women folks to do without
a girl any longer and they could not
wait for the other methods of gather
ing help In desperation he called up
The Forum and told what he wanted. A
little want ad only appeared four times
when it was ordered out. Fourteen
letters were received from girls want
ing work on farm at good wages, good
home, steady place, etc. Two letters
from Montana one from Washington
state, while number of cities in North
Dakota supplied their quota of replies.
The girl who got the job was one
who jumped on the train at Wadena,
not waiting 10 write( and has proven
to be Just the help desired. Mr.. Pam
shot then proceeded to write to the
other girls telling them his job was
filled but recommending his neighbors
who wanted help-which extended
many fold the usefulness of the little
ad.
Heretofore it has been Mr.. Panshot's
plan to offer an employment man $40
to get a girl quick-but he found that
another farmer was offering SIS for
the same girl so had to try something
else. Now he would advocate the obi :
tion of the employment man. But the
employment man has his legitimate
place and usefulness-it is simply UP
to the farmer TO find out what the limit
| is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07
NO CHANGES FOR CASS
Return From Meeting of State
Equalization Board.

After attending the meeting of the
state board Of equalization for several
days, when they watched the proceed
ings with considerable interest, Chair
man w. L. Plath and Auditor A. G.
Lewis, arrived home this morning from
Bismarck. The valuation of lands in
Cass county was used as a basis. In
this classification and structures on
land. no changes were made in the re-
turns made by the Cass county board
1t is a foregone conclusion that the
state board will raise personal proper
ty several millions, but just how Cass
will fare, is still a question.