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The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-16

] be used for a poor farm Four 1 of the five paupers seem to be mentally Weak-in fact almost mbeciles, and the house in which j they are kept should be repair cd and made more comfortable.
 The court house is too small, IS in bad repair, although the coun- ty court has done all that could be done to repair it. Many think 1t unsafe. It is incQnvenient and not in keeping with the buildings provided our sister counties. It would be a waste of money to try to repair it. It never can be made to meet the demands of the business of our present popula- tion We approve the action of the levying court in making start to build a new one. We congratulate the people of the county on the fact that we are on a cash basis. and we think a new court house can be built very soon without fncreasing taxation to any appreciable ex- tent
 Just before adiourning we heard complaint that certain boys were congregating in front of the Tom Allen school and dis turbing the pupils by marching and singing. We suggest that the city officers protect the school from such interference.
 We thank the court and the other officers for the many cour- tesies extended to us. and re- spectfully ask to be discharged
 Respectfully submitted. w. E. WALLER.
 Foreman. Guy N Garner.
 w. l.. Britt.
 Clerks.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-16
WOULD AMEND
 THE GAME LAW
Representative WhaIey Introduces Bill
 Prohibiting the Quail at all Times.

Special to the News.
 Little Rock January, 16.-- During the afternoon session yesterday the House ran the number of bills up to 5S and by night the number should reach 73 with the start the legislators have made.
 The first bill after dinner was one by Hurst, of Washington, providing for the use of road tax raised by cities in the city. This bill was read twice.
 Whaley, Nevada new game law protection quail and other birds, Feb. 15 to Nov. 1. turkey May 1 to Sept. l. deer Feb. 1, to Sept. l. no birds bshot except on prem ises of hunter.
 Jones, of Sevier, introduced a bill granting SGT relief to Mrs. Martha Still of Sev:er, the am ount of Confederate pension due her father at his death.
 Leigh, Pulaski introduced a bill extending improvement dis tricts after they have paid out for repair work, and providing for additional assessments.
 Little, Mississippi, a bill to raise county judges salary of that county to S18OO per an- mum.
 Hancock, Yell creation levee district in Gardens Bottom.
 Rountree, Clarke, providing re- quirement bond S2OOO to S1O,- GOO for county clerks.
 Seamster of Benton, bank guar antee act similar to that of Ok l lahOma.
 Shackelford,. Clark providing for election of road Overseers in Clark county
 Simpson, Scott, Hen on foal stock.
 Smith, Ashley, amending Acts so new bond must be given by county Repositories so as to in clude Ashley, Columbia and Hemp stead counties.
 Snider, Crawford, making it fraud for bankrupt to sell stock without ten days notice to credi- tors, and inventory five days be- fOrehand.
 Street, Sharp, concurrent res Olution five members House and Senate visit Pine Bluff Branch Normal.
 Thompson, Independence, pro- viding for state Repositories, au- thorizing treasurer receive bids banks for funds, one depository to Congressional district. f Warnock, Columbia relative to sale forfeited lands.
 Wilmington, Garland restrict i ing telephone companies to S2 charge for residence and S3 as maximum for business houses.
 Regard, Lonoke, increase fees allowed county examiner for annual report to Superintendent 1 of Public Instruction from S10 to S75. The House then adjourn ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02

last evening on his way to Fl Paso, from Tombstone.
 Mrs. Josephine Myers passed Sun day ia Bisbee, returning to her home near Glance yesterday
 Ed. King and Otis Hall are in Fl Paso attending the big fair.
 Luke Rafaelyoch has gone to Fl Paso to attend the fair.
 L. NJ. Brown is at El Paso taking in the sights at the fair and expo sition.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. M. Pattison have gone to Fl Paso for a short stay.
 Rev. Father Meurer, who for sey- eral months, was in Europe for his health, is expected to arrive in Bis, bee Thursday.
 Charles McHenry is at Cananea for a short stay on mining business.
 James s. Douglas, general manager of the Moctezuma Copper company passed through the city last evening on his way to NacozarI from the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
EL PASO WINS FOOTBALL GAME
 WITH DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Nov. tSpeciaD-
 Douglas was unable to break the string of Fl Paso football victories In the match between the high school teams yesterday afternoon, and was defeated by the close margin of 5 to 0. And this occurred when Doug las gained yards to feet by rushing the ball. It should have been Doug las victory, and was only lost because the local team did not play hard foot ball.
 There is no game like football. Tn this game of tactics each player must put every ounce of his energy into every play, both on offence and on defense, and if he does not do. so he does himself and his team mates an injustice. This snap Pad ecergy was missing in the Dorglas team. when Ia player is tackled he should be tackled hard and low. Thrown so that he will go down and stay down until the signal for play is again blown. This snappy tackling is where Douglas was weak and concerted ac- tion and hard playing on the offense was noticeably wanting on several occasions where it meant scoring.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Personal Mention

Mayor George Neale is at Tomb stone on legal business.
 Andy Scott the Douglas contractor, passed through the city last evening on his way from Tombstone, where he appeared before the grand jury.
 A D. Nanny, representative of Swift & Co, in this section of the territory, returned to Douglas last evening.
 Hartwell Noel went to Douglas last evening.
 W. H. Rankin went to Douglas last evening for short stay.
 John McDaniels, a well known rancher of the Sonora river country, passed through the city last evening on his way home, following a short stay at Cananea.
 Hugh Dugan, manager Of the Cana nea baseball team, passed through the city last evening on his way to Fl Paso.
 Attorney J. E. Morrison returned from Tombstone last evening
 J. P. Casey passed through the city
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02

These faults are the same that were noticeable two years ago and when the fault was pointed out to the play CTS at that time it was speedily rec tified. This year it is discovered ear. Her in the season and hence can ie the more quickly eradicated Doug, las has a winning team if the players will but play with every ounce oi muscle and every grain of grit and sand which they have in them. Scores on Tumble
 El Paso scored on a sort of fluke, for after the ball had been carried close to the Douglas line Captain Ora. dy dropped the ball as he was plung- ing for touchdown, the pig skin roll ed over the line and Mulcahy drop ped on 1t for the only score of the game. This score was made soon af- ter play started and just after Doug las had lost the ball on a tumble.
 For the rest of the game Douglas would rush the ball into Fl Paso ter ritory. but fail to gain on the demand for the necessary yards or would tumble The ball would be lost and kicked beyond the danger mark by Worthington, who did some great bunting. For Douglas the consistent ground gaining was done by Rice
 With training to develop hard play ing, to hit the line low and hard, to run low, to tackle with vim, the Doug. las team will develop quickly into d team to be proud of. It must be re- .membered that this was the first game of the Douglas boys, which was not the. case with Fl Paso.
 The following was the lineup:
 Douglas
 T. Lambert, left end; A. Spikes. left tackle; Ray Ryan, left guard; Lowell Overlook, center; Ross Dayton, right guard; O. Therneau, right tackle; J. Spikes, right end; H. ArchueIta, quar- terback: Ted Rice. left halfback; Geo. Sheerer. fullback; Leslie Fisher (cap- tain), right halfback.
 Fl Paso
 Hardie, left end; H. Gliem, left tackle; Mulcahy, left guard; Wright, center; Burch, right guard; Smith right tackle; Marsden, right end; Teague, quarterback; Grady .captain) left haIfback; Worthington, fulIback; W Gleim, right halfback
 Officials
 Referee, Chalfant; umpire, J. w. Curd; field judge, Lockwood
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02

A small body of well-known phy- sicians and specialists of New York have recently announed a process for reserving milk which has at tracted considerable attention and which, it would seem, has solved this exceedingly serious problem. The new process provides for the preservation of milk in an abso- lutely raw state and in powdered form. It is claimed the method de stroys the disease germs without. the milk being heated and therefore with out it's food value being impaired.
 This new process should prove a boon to the dairy industry of the United States as it is said that in this way the enormous quantity of skim milk which is annually thrown away or fed to swine may be utilized to advantage As ten per cent of the skim milk is nutritious solids, the amount of this waste annually is al- most inconceivable. According to con servatiye estimates, there is produced in the United States each year and fed to swine or thrown away about twenty billion pounds of skim milk which contains about one-tenth or
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Had shoutina Contest.

Col. A. D. Nanny. representative uf
 Swift & Co. is afflicted with very severe cold. which has so affected his voice that temporarily he is at the
 point, whereSit becomes necessary 10 make signs. Last evening shortly be fore leaving for his home at Douglas he met IC ;al man who is just li:- tie more acted than is Nanny by 2 cold Each vain gloriously boasted
 that his voice was better than that of the other, aud to decide the matter a referee wcs appointed and each WAS to give shout the loser to buy pre- hibition cocktail. Neither won, for just as they opened their mouths the train started. and the noice of the steam drowned their voices effect'l- ally. The affair was therefore de clared a draw. =
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
B|G SALES MADE
 BY \ LOCAL AGENT

More than s,yenty-tkoGsald dollars worth of YorFA Linda Grange lands have geem s< i'd in Bisbee aI,I .:. ..::-''-v and intetest could not b. more Iu- tense if We ere giving ..'e land aA ly. Within ten days all the choice land will be gone and then it will be a case of T told you so."
 Prices are rapidly advancing ard unless you act promptly your loss will be some other fellows gain. If yogl mean business see me before Noveni. Der 9th. E. E. Ellis, Copper Queca hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Hose Team Ball.

Thursday night the Bisbee hose team win give a dancing party at the Odd Fellows hall to secure funds to properly equip it's members and pay expenses to the territorial fair at Phoenix, where they will compete in the hose races next week. Manager Sam Briscoe reports the sale of tick cts good and every indication points to large attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
DO YOU WANT rUBLIcITY9

If you want your property men toned if you need report or a eaten. prospectus: if you are organized ana wish to sell stock. if you want the very best legitimate promotion work for your prospect, youi mine, your property or your busl ness; if you want the bes article of winning advertising in any connection, call on or write to Fraa Alley, Douglas, Arizona, who has ha'
 wenty-one years experience in the business in this Territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Has Appendicitis.

Will Leggitt, Of Cananea, passed through the city last evening on his way :o Fl Paso where it is possibs; he will undergo an operation for ap- pendicitis. Mir Liggett has been saf- fering considerably from what was pronounced this affection by the Can anea phys clans, and will undergo q thorough examination by specialist at the Pass City to determine whe- ther an operation is necessary.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Business Briefs

FREE TRIP TO LOS ANGELES.
 A free trip to Los Angeles to every purchaser of Yorba Linda Oranga lanas. This is no catch penny aGyeT- .rS,.ment. mean what I say. E. E. Ellis, Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Picture Show for Tombstone.

M. D. Betz, of the Royal theater, has returned from trip to Tomb stone, where he will open up a nov, ing picture show next week. The SchieffeJin theater will be used, and Miss Anna Weist, who recently filled an engagement here, will have charge of the musical end of the show at Tombstone. Miss Weist went there Thursday with Mir. Betz.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Was Once Fast Runner.

Few people recognized in George Sullinger, who explained the Tucson Elks' team Sunday and played short stop, the former star of the Missouri Valley and Western Leagues. George played for years in the Western league, and at one time held the worlds record for running to first base
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Paid Call Sunday.

Bill Wynkoop, the well-known print CT of Tucson, came over with the Elks Sunday and umpired the ball game. Bill formerly played ball him self and right now is considered about the best Jumps" in the business in the west. He has had many offers from the big leagues, but has turned them all down, preferring to take chances as printer instead of the abuse of ball players and grandstand alike.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
sTENoeRAPHER Al
AND
PUBLIC

I am now prepared, at my home, to handle limited number of patrons whose business is not large enough 0 employ regular stenographer and yook-keeper. Correspondence taken are of: books accurately kept and ,ills gotten out on time. Get a monthly rates for this service.
 EMELINE B. BEHAN,
 Stenographer and accountant, Room :. the Waldorf. Phone 423. f4f
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
THE FAMILY THEATER.

The Old Opera House formerly
 known as the Bisbee Opera House, has
 been thoroughly renovated and re- modelled and shortly will be opened as first-class moving picture show vaudeville house. Watch for the opening date.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Not Enough Cars.

Although the Warren-Bisbee rail way had three cars on hand to bring
 home those attending the ball game at Warren Sunday. they were not nearly enough. A large crowd had to wait for the regular and then enough was left over to nearly fill another car. It was after o'clock when all
 finally returned to the city
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Just One Case.

Just one case was presented before Judge Hogan yeserday in court, the offender being Mexican accused of being drunk and disorderly on the street. He received the usual s10 or ten day sentence and as he was mot quite able to pay Senor,' he is now in the city bastile
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Hunting Parties Out.

Numerous hunting parties took the field Sunday after the quail. Good luck was generally reported although some hunters who weptto more acce5- sible points declare that the quail are becoming gun shy and exceedingly hard to get a shot at
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Are Out Hunting.

Tony Downs and Dick Hoffmier are on q hunt g trip in the Chiricahuas, having gone to that boantiful game field the latter part of last week They will probably return here the last of the present week
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
CITY IN BRIEF
Tehaney is Back.

P. J. Tenancy the Cananea broker and mining man, passed through Bis bee yesterday on his way from Duluth, Minn., where he was for several weeks on mining business. A great joy was In store for Mir. Tenancy. as during his absence son and heir was born to niin at Cananea. He is quite the pTcudest and happiest papa in ti,a southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Attended the Doinss.

Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe was over from Tombstone Sunday on little legal business. He also took in the comedy enacted at the Warren base ball park under the title of baseball game. He returned to Tombstone Sunday night
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Stanford at Tombstone.

Tip Stanford, formerly member of the territorial ranger force, but now policeman at Douglas, passed through the city last evening on hls way home from the county seat where he appeared before the grand jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
couRrLANp AUTO LINE.

Dobson & Corbett, Propritors- Reg. ular trips to and from Courtland daily. Auto for hire after p. m. Phone 337 or 444.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Go to cananea.

Go to Cananea.
 The Reed & Arbuckkle company with Manager Mike King in charge, left yesterday for Cananea where they played last night. They will return to Bisbee and again be seen at the Or pheum Wednesday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
AUTO STAGE LINE TO coURTLAN'

AUTO STAGE LINE TO COURI LAW
 Leaves Palace Stables every nor. ing 8 a. m., making round trip eaci day. Phone in your orders for reseT vation of, seats to Palace Stables, Low ell Nor; c. c. Hotel. Bisbee, Pone 9 Will call any place in city for passen gers. Fare s3.50. Bowen & Hubbard propTietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
To Tombstone by MoonIlaht.

District Attorney John S. Williams, Assistant District Attorney E. J. Flannigan and Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe returned Sunday night to Tombstone, going to Fairbanks on the Elks' Tucson special.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
cavito Iii.

Max Gayito, formerly Mexican vice consul at Naco, was in Bisbee yester- day short time, coming over for the purpose of transacting business. MT. Gavito has been i'll for several week ! with neuralgia affection and kidnes trouble but is slowly on the mend
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
Far well Party.

Far~weII Party.
 Samuel Corey entertained num- Der of friends informally at cards Saturday evening at ihis home on Clawson hill in honor of his brother, Monnie, who left last night for Vic
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
EXPERT PLANO TUNING.

J. A. Zander, tuner for the Zell- ner Co.,, is in town. Leave orders at Muir's Music store ot with Clarence E. Krinbill. Phone 412.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02

tor, Colo At Victor MT. Corey in tends taking course in mining col lege there.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02

Use Globe Mills Flour, made close to home in Fl. Paso. Quality unexcelied. Let's keep our money in the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02

Doctor Hagan has, moved his office to the Bank of Bisbee Building Phone $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
DR. TOWNSEND.

Rooms 4 and 5, above Rinehart's Drug Store Phones: Office, 42; Res idence, 378.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-02
FC1 1zNT,

Furnished rooms for light house, keeping. Broadway Rooming House.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FOR THE PAST WEEK

I TriIidad-Cordelia CosswcH e vir. Walter J., 70
Rudolph I. and Katie g. Merwa7d. lot a. block
6 $40
Pleasant Plains-Georre H. Alexander e uI 70
Henry 5. Trout. trustee. lot y. square 80
S7oe
gs street sos;hEes,-Mary T. Byrne to Hannah
Driscou. lot 2 square ilo. SO.
Ingeside-John Z. SheehEn et to Allen y Pat
tison. lot 50 and part LOT g. block 4. SO
street. bstween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
n0rthWest-GeoTge S. Cooper et TX TO Susannah
+. Cole. part lot g. square 10. SO.
Pennsylvania syenue. between Fourteenth and FL
teenth streets soutbeast--Fred c. Jones 10 Theo-
dore NJ Judd. lot IS. square northeast Of square
1855 SO.
Kalorana Heshts-Amaryuis GHets 70 william ".
Finley. lot 4 block Il, SO
10 Eighteenth -treet norihWest-HeEry A johnson.
Trustee. 10 Frederick II. Gillett lot l2S, square
I5s. TGn
street. betWeen Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northWest-CharlOtte Daley 70 Harry Narsiman
and Thomas z. Bones. lot =. square q. SO.
Hary Wardman and Thomas = Bones 70 Joseph
TrtFers. same land SO.
street northwest. between Thr7ythird and Thirty
fourth streets-Jossph TrzEers e ux- 20 HaEy
Wauinan and Thomas P. Bones, parts lots l0i
10 10 and ~. square l29 SO
y street. between Fourteenth and fifteenth streets
southeast-Jsmes r. E1lerson and Thomas II.
Picford trustees. 70 Percy W. Pickford. los e.
square lOS. $40. Percy " Pickford 70 Louis
Goldberg. same land. So
County Nellie a. L jenkins e vir. William, 70
Nilmot W. TrsW. lots 70 S. square SolS so
Brookland-John A. Massie 70 McLachlen Banking
Corporation. lot 8. block .. SIC.
street. between Twenty-frst and Tventy-second
streets nOrthWest-ChaDn Brown. surviving trts-
tee. 70 Charles II. Bauman. part original lot 4,
square 75 E5a
70 Aiassa ,husetts avenue northwest-Michael Hoo-zn
70 William Worden. part lot %. square 626. SO.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Cruesday. MARCH 2s, 1eoel

Twenty-hrst and streets northwest-Chsries A.
MeEuen ct ux. 20 Emma L Yoder. original Let
l. square ss g.
Moore & Bafbours Second Addition to Warhirg-
ton-Alexander sehafer e. IL n EdWara D.
Hardy. lot g. block s. So
Pennsylvania avenue. between TEenty-sixth and
TlFenty-seTCnth streets uCrthwest-E. c. Kau
Week % Rock Greek Auto and Wagon Works
incorporated. part original ct ?. square west ot
r street. between sixth and seventh streets south
east-John W. Golfer e uI. 20 SidnrJ T. Jones
part original lot -. square So. So.
Z street between Ninth and Teath streets south
west-Micilael ]. Colbert and Edward ,. Cum
miskey trustees. % joseph b. Nsser. lct g AID
part lot %. square 80 so
Barry Farm-De Forrest Pearce % Maggie BEofn.
part lot $. section l. SO.
Benring road tract-Frances Payne 20 1ienry ertsks
John Stokes. and Alexander DELANEY. trustees.
parcel ,752l. So
Connecticut Avenue Addition 10 Cleveland Pa1k-
james 5. Fraser 20 Mary H. Thrift, iot 2. square
GS4 SO.
InClesde-Levis z. Breuninger e uz. 20 M.na z
Evans lot =, block T.. SO.
Brooklsnd-sarauel C. Redman % Alice 2. Brewn.
lot .. block O. SO.
City View Heights-Henry II. GUfry trustee. 20
Domeuico Caparrotta. lot S. block is-Z. SO
ALey between Twelfth ard Thirtseu:h and 7 ard L
streets northwest-J. Paul Smith q TX. % Harry
L. Light lot 50. square "a. SO
Barnard & Johnson Trustees Addition % Cougr,a
trustees. 70 Joeeph A. Williams. Ia %. block 3
SO
Inglesde-Lewis z Breiuirger e uy. 20 Kathe1i,s
koetz. lot T6. block Il. sc.
sos Eighth street southeast--James ". NChol 70
Lillian 3. Nochol lot 50. square s92. SO
Bcllevue.-Charles J. Butler 20 james u. Hal
loEay. lot 49, SO.
9l street nOrtheast-Joseph S. Beal e ux.
10 George NJ Byrns and Ida NJ. ByTue. lot
81. square S67 SO
Columbia Hcights.-Hary Wardman and Thomas
Bones 20 Charles A. McElhiuny. T., lot 50.
black q SIC
West Eckington--GeorTe S. Cooper e TX 20
Cyrus Morris lot 81. block = SO.
Third street between T and @ STREETS northeast -
Elizabeth A. Gill e vr. Richard C.. 20
Florence D. McAulife. lots q. g. ard IS.
square rs. SO
street between Sixth and Seventh streets north
west-Jordan l. Rollins e. al. substituted trustees
70 Rudolph r. Behrend original lot T. and
parts original lots L. .. and I5 square 455. So
F street between Sixth and seventh streets north
west-Rudolph B. Behrend e. III. 70 Rudolph
y. Behrcnd and Isaac ". NordlingsT trustees.
lot Il. and parts original lots y, l3, and IS.
square 456 SO
Ingleside.-LeWis E. BreuninFsr e uS 70 Kathe-ins
Koetz, lot 7e block i, so.