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The Washington times., 1910-12-31
Sunday.

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The Washington times., 1910-12-31

CThe Times viii be pleased TO an
noUnce meetings and embellishments In
this column Phone OF write announce
uenSs-y
The Washington times., 1910-12-31

Swearing on taxes IS one resolution
that's in no danger OF being broken.
The Washington times., 1910-12-31

There are still a few seats left on the
water wagon
The Washington times., 1910-12-31

The Mexican revolution seems to be
ended again.
The Washington times., 1910-12-31
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

Misses Elsie and Miriam Toles en-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

The dance given on July 4 by the Cavalier Club was well attended both by Bisbee people and numerous visitors from other towns. A very pleasant time was spent, ,he music and floor being excellent Dancing lasted until late or rather early hour. and the participants finally departing with many wishes of sue cess to this club and congratulations on the success which attended on their dance.
 Mrs. F. S.Hanscom entertained at her splendid new home in Warren yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Newton Trenham of Courtland. A large number of ladies enjoyed the delightful social time. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Trenham was for merly a resident of Warren. in fact one of the first to arrive there, con sequently she was among old neigh bors yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

OUR BREAD IS NOT HEAVY Even fthe leoaves are a good. gen. erous size. It Is as light as sponge cake and stays so until it is ali eaten up. Have us send you a loaf or so for a week or two. After that we believe you will appreciate how much better our bread is than any but the very best home baked-and cheaper, too.
 BlSBEE BAKERY JOHN NlcoLICH PROP.
 PHONE 2es
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church arc planning to have a social on the evening of July 19 at the Y. M. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10
20. BOX 568

their beautiful summer home. Fort Myers. entertained about sixty guests at a party in honor of Mir. Myers thirty-ninth birthday. Fine music and refreshments of par excellence order added to the enjoyment of a most pleasant social time and it was daylight before the last guest bade goodbye and offered congratulations and best wishes for many long years of prosperity and happiness to host i and hostess.
 Mir and Mrs. John Rafoth Of Fl Paso and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Rafoth of the Bisbee Extension sent the Fourth in Bisbee enjoying the cele- bration.
 Mrs. McHugh accompanied by her grandson. Francis Coles. has returned to Tombstone
 Miss Ethel Jones left Thursday for Tombstone where she intends visit ing for some time.
 Miss ona Back is in Tombstone visiting friends.
 Miss Ruth Campbell of Cananea is in town visiting Misses Elsie and Miriam Toles.
 Miss Lizzie Critchley of the post office is at present enjoying a vaca- ton from the duties attendant upon her position under the government Mrs. A. Leroy left Thursday for Oakland. California. to spend several weeks enjoying the beauties of the coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Brown. Miss Bertha Brown and Mrs. J. E. Curry and children left Thursday evening for Ocean Park where they will spend the remainder of the summer Miss Josie Lippert has gone 10 Ocean Park to send several weeks on a vacation trip.
 Mrs. Sarah Kenifeck has gone to Denver to visit relatives. ] Mrs. Joseph E. Morrison left Thurs day for Ocean Park where she will spend the remainder of the summer Mrs. Morrison is registered at the Decateur Hotel at that place. . NJ and Mrs. J. N. Hall have gone to Lawton. Oklahoma, where they intend making their future home MT. and Mrs. j. A Blair and chil- ! dren of E. Paso. spent the Fourth visiting relatives in Bisbee.
 Mrs. T. J. Cullen has returned from vacation spent at Mexico City and Fl Paso Texas. Misses Elefa and Miriam Toias iau-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

Mrs T. J. Cullen has returned from a vacation spent at Mexico City and Fl Paso Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10
Douglas Society

Although the Fourth was a quiet one in Douglas and the Stars and Stripes waving from the stores, ho- tels and banks were the only indi- cations that we were in the midst of another anniversary of our Inde. pendence: in the evening the Coun- | try club celebrated in a fitting man ner
 All who had the good fortune to be present had a delightful time All the members and frineds of the club were invnted and a large number availed themselves of the invitation. The building presented a pleasing Appearance. being beautifully dec orated with flags and large Japanese lanterns.
 or in the distance. 1t looked like miniature white city. aglow with many colored lights.
 At an early hour the guests began to arrive and soon the comfortable chairs on the wide veranda were filled with merry groups. awaiting the appearance of the Calumet and Queen band.
 When they arrived, respiendent ir their new white uniforms. they were heartily appIauded. After taking their place on the tennis court they delighted their audience by playins selections suitable to the celebra tion of our National Birthday.
 During the evening punch was served. and few. enticed into the club by the rythm of the music found themselves tripping to the waltz.
 ! The social was strictly informal and the committee deserve praise for the success of the affair.
 Not 10 be outdoae by the older ones. number of the little girls have organized an embroidery club and their nimhle fingers are learning to fashion not only ornamental ar .icles. but also useful ones.
 They have styled themselves the l. F. F. club. and have left it for their friends to guess the meaning.
 Their president is Mary Nelson ; Secretary. Fern Johnson; vice-presi- dent Viola Maciay. and the other members are Edna Bonsall. Frances Ornond. Mabel Scott, Sue o'Neal and Elizabeth Spear Their last meeting was at the home Of Fern Johnson on Eighth street, and they served cakes and orangeade. Next Thursday they will meet with Fran ces Ormond.
 A reception will be rendered Mrs. Lydia Chase next Thursday after noon from 10 c. by the ladies of the Methodist church at the home of Mrs. NJ E. Howe on Tenth street. All the friends of Mrs. Chase are in vited to be present Mrs. Chase is one of the earliest arrivals in Doug las. having come here on the first train that entered the city. While here she has been active in Chris tian work and her life has been an inspiration to others. She will be missed by all who were brought within the circle of her acduainf- ance, and it is desirous that her many friends attend this reception Tbe dance given by the Volup- seer Bremen at the park was voted complete success. Over a hun dred tickets were sold and a nice It. tie sum was netted the boys. Spec iaI efforts were made by the cecorst- ing committee to beautify the payiE soa. In honor of our national hcli. day two large flags were suspended ! from the walls, and on a white back ground were placed forty-eight stars showing the completeness of our Union.
 The Ladies Aid society of th' Methodist church arc planning tf have a social on the evening of Jul,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10
Tucson Society

Among the Tucsonians starting on pleasure trips during the week were John Iyaneovich. wife and three sons, who left Friday morning for Chicago. After a ten days visit at Lake Mich igan resorts, MT. and Mrs. Iyanco- vich and family will sail from New York on July 1e for Cserbourg. Four months will be spent in touring France Germany. Switzerland and Italy including a visit to the aged mother of Mir. Ivancovich at her home in Dalmatia-
 The families of H. E. Heighton and L. Fl. Hofmeister left this morning for the White House canyon. in the Santa Ritas. where several families have already established a delight ful summer camp The resort will be added to by various other Tucson fans until it is expected to show a good-sized population by fall.
 Messrs NJ. P. Freeman. Fred Fleish- man and Dr. NJ. A. Rodgers who left Tucson for the east several weeks since. sailed today from New York for Genoa, which will be their starring point. for a three-month, tour of tse continent
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

On Thusday evening al the Wo mans Club house Mrs. Morris High entertained the Ladies of the Mac esbees with a reception ia honor of Mrs l. C. waldron. the District Dep uty Of the L. O. T. NJ. for Arizonaa. Quite a pleasant time was spent in dancing. cards. music and conyersa- tion The club rooms being delight fully cool. making it very pleasant for the dancers. fruit punch was served throughout the evening.
 Mrs Waldron Is not a stranger to the members Of Bisbee Queen Hive No 3. but this is the first time she has had the pleasure of coming in contact with the peop'e of Bisbee socially. all her other visits being on business in connection with lodge work She is delighted with the place and the people and their hospitality. and regrets as do her friends that business al Douglas called her on 6o that place and cut her stay in Bisbee short.
 About sixty couples were the re- sipient of Mrs Highs hospitality and a most enjoyable time was had by all present
 Mir and Mrs. C. F. Layton of the Heights entertained friends with a Fourth of July buffet lunch. The well appointed table and the appetzing viands together with the charming hostess and genial host and warm hospitality gave a touch of real home life to this very pleasant affair. Those partaking of MT. and Mrs. Layton's hospitality were Mir. and Mrs. Hin ecker. B. Lennert. Miss Mable Davis and MT. Depue.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood No. 452 met at the lovely home of Mrs. W. c. Bailey. Mason Addition. Lowell, Fri day to spent a social evening. Mrs. Bai'ey's house was decorated beau tifully with Japanese lanterns which shone through a profusion of flowers on the veranda. Card games and dancing was the amusement of the evening. Music was furnished by Miss Erna Arndt and Harry Precise. A delicate luncheon consisting of fruit cake and ice cream added to the pleasure. The hostess was as sisted by Miss Clara Arndt and Eliz- abeth Bailey A pleasant time was enjoyed by all present. the hours slipping by unnoticed. Those present were: Misses Cara Arndt Edith Bartch. Barbara Shearer. Bessie Waters, Erna Arndt. Alice Holland i; Mesdames E. F.. Bell, Sisk. Fowler. Mrs Keller. Clinton Keller. Winters. Jones. Sparkling. Burcher. Crute; Messrs. Jamie Bell, Sisk. Clifford Wiley. Harry Tricise. Fowler. Keller. Clinton Keller. Clifford Winters. Chas. Long, Earl Lippert, Chas. Smith. Larry Matthews. Richard Parr and Mir and Mrs. w P. Mardon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

Miss Angela O'Byrne left Saturday morning for New York where she will take a postgraduate course in vocal music during the summer. returning to Tucson to resume her class in voice culture, in the fall
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10
THE BlssEE DAILY ARIZONA MORNING. JULY TO- 1910
@ so CIETY G BY CATHERINE HOY PHoNEB B9s
PHONE B 9s

Mrs. Phil c. Brannen and children and sister Miss Barry, will leave shortly for the coast, to enjoy the beach resorts during the heated term
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

Mir. and Mrs. Ed Myers Of Bisbee who are spending the summer at
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

Mrs. D. H. Holmes. accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Pierce. who has been her guest for some months will go to California early this month. to spend the summer at the various coast re sorts.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

Mir and Mrs. Hugo J. Donau. who left Tucson in May for an extensive eastern trip are at present enjoying a voyage among the Thousand Islands. of the St. Lawrence River.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

Robert B. Murphey. who has been visiting his family in Tucson. follow ing his graduation from Stanford, IT,. will leave in a short time for San Francisco, where he expects to enter a prominent law firm of the Bay City.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

The family of Master Mechanic o'Leary has removed to Los Angeles, subsequent to Mir. O'Leary's promo tion in the s. P. service. They ex- pect to make that city their future home.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

Mrs. s. Heineman. President of the Saturday Musical Club will leave ear ly in July for Los Angeles, from whence. after a brief visit she vii go north to spend the remainder oi the summer in San Francisco and at Lake Tahoe.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10

tertained several friends at dinner Saturday evening. Misses Toles leave for Cananea this morning to spend several months visiting their aunt, Mrs Campbell.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-12
Attorney for Applicants in
Gas Marter Would Not
Stand for Two Per
Cent Tax.
WOULD WITHDRAW APPLICATION
Board Asks Council TO Ap,
point Three from Each
Party to Confer.

AZ au adjourned meouus OF ne
Board OF AraIrs this afternoon, ".
E. Ross. attorney for tho applicants
Of a gas franchise IN tho city OF Blue
field. withdrew the application Ia
view OF tho fact that he undsrstood
tho board WIS wiling TO grant
franchise as outlined In tho applies
ton with tho proyiso that two per
cent OF the gross earnings DO paid
tho city as the prico OF grant
MIR Ross said that the applicants
would not accept this condition. and
If tho board was inclined TO place
such a handicap upon the proposed
company there was no further use In
considering tho matter
I'm he opinion OF Mr. Ross tus
two per cent tax ON tho gross r.-
celpts or the company comes a.
production tax which he regards
ns unjust TO tho citizens OF.
Bluoneld lu that the tax In tho end
mu1t be- paid by the consumer. Mots-
over, Il operates ngaInet competition
ln view OF the fact that It will make
both gas and electricity Just MIA
much higher Tho application bnI
been carefully prepared. revised add
amended to meet the objections or
ignally raised. aud he considered L
no, only fair and just to all conc9rn-
ed. but that a limit had been reached
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-12
Many Shipping Disasters
Chiefly Fishing Graft,
Reported on Account
of Storm.
FIERCE THUNDER AND LIGHTNING
Heaviest February Snowfall
Sinue Weather Bureau
Was Established.

New York. Feb. PA terrific gale
IS sweeping tho whole eastern coast
and reports of shipping disasters are
coming frequently today. Snow fell
heavily during the night, chang ng to
ra this morning and later to 81
thunder storm with heavy lightning
at times
The heavy blizzard that obscurs d
the lights on the coast Is responsi-
BILE for most OF the disasters at sea
The chief sufferers were email
fishing vessels. many Of them being
washed ashore.
THREE STATES SNOWBOUND
Pittsburg, Feb 12.-The heaviest
February snowfall recorded since the
weather bureau was established ia
1880 prevails here today. Twel, e
inches have already fallen and it is
still showing Three states are snow
bound and feright traffic is at stand
still.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-12
DAMAGE DONE
BY THE STORM

Locally the snow storm Of yester-
day did considerable damage 20 the
telephone and telegraph wires. The
Blu,stono Traction Company was
greatly handicapped by tho accumu-
latlon OF snow on tlo tracks. lut
with The aid of the hugo snow Dlow
he cars were kept moving.
Las, night q street car got off the
track at Midway blocking the line
for two hours
The roof Of the passenger dcpo, a.
Tazewell was blown on by tho wind
All the passenger trains ara arrIy-
ing on time today.
Yesterday was by odds the most
disagreeab'o day so far his wintes.
There have Oeen colder days bu.
the high wind and drifting snow
made tho weather extremely uuplcas-
ant.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-12
BOY TELLS OF
TWO MURDERS

Lexington. Ky. Feb. l2.--Reyela-
ton OF probable murder that oc-
Cured eighteen months ago was
made TO the police hero today by
John Self. a boy. WHOM he asked ior
aid to obtain transportation to
GEundy. Va. Self said lhat. July
Is. 1908. two men were murdered
and robbed aboard circus trnin or
route TO Lex ngton from Morehead
KY and that the bodies were
thrown from tho train.
The police records show that Har-
r. Hamilton, os Toledo. l., was killed
by an alleged fall from train on
that date. There is no trace. how.
ever, OF tho second man
Self said tha, he was SO fr ghtcned
by Tho murders that he Ceeerted
tho circus the next day and went to
work on farm
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-12
THE FARMERS ARE
THREATENED.

8eidsvllle. y. c.. Fob. -.Sevcrll
farmers In different soGtlons u.
Rockingham county have recolTcI
circulars and post cards In tho past
few days threatening deods OF vlo.
lence unless they pool THUR tobaC-
90 IN the dry prizerIes and stop the
practice OF dispoetng OF the leaf on
the warehouse floors. Some OF lie
warnings were sent through the
malls. while In other instances a. nuu.-
ber OF prominent tobacco planters
found circulars threaTnlng yiulen D..
tackled upon heir barn doors l.C-
forts 10 trace the authorship OF t6o,o
circulars have proven futllo somN 1t
the farmers are Inclined 10 tA,e..
as practical joke
The promoters OF tho dry prig ,r,e.
disclaim any connection with ;ho
warnings.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-12
SIX JUDGMENTS
ARE SET ASIDE
Were Against the virginian
for Burning on Lands
Along It's Line
of Road.

Lyuchburg. FEB. l2- (SpecialJ --
Judge Barksdale OF the Campbe u
circuit ccur;. who heard the argu-
ments Mere Tuesday TO set as de six
judgments Tor burning against tho
Nirginian Railway! has granted the
railway new trials for The Marcl
term OF his court Al Rustburg. The
verdlcts aggregated $1,000 for burn
Ing on lands near Brookuesl and tn,
court held thDt tho plaintiffs did not
show conclusiyely that Tho land was
set on fire by the Virgipian locomuS
uyos
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-12

HOLD CONFAB

A meeting OF some OF tho leadms
Republicans was held iu Judge San
ders Office this morning for the pur-
pose t. Is presumed OF reaching ao
agreement regarding candidate Tor
Congress for this end OF the fifth lis
trlct
Among those present at the meet.
ing were Edward Cooper OF Bfum.
well, Hon \ A. Lilly. OF Bcckley. s.
VI smith. Judge Maynard. JIdga
Sanders OF Blucneld and Mont Ton
ping OF Charleston Ihc members y,
the conference would not glvc out
ANYTHING for publication saying tho.
nothing definite had been done.
Other Republicans In the ctty
when sprn this afternoon, stated th,.
probably Lilly would withdraw from
tho rae" in favor of Edward Cooper.
who (, is claimed, has had cong ea-
sional aspirations tor several years.
II is not known that Mr.. Lily
IA willing 10 withdraw It has been
only a few days since ne announced
his candidacy
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-12
SAYS THE TRUST
DESERTED HIM

New York, February ll--Dcclar ng
that tho sugar trust has made
'scapegoat" Of him and tha. hey bad
answered tho governments cry for a
victim in tho alleged fraud prosocu-
lion by sacrificing him and four sls-
a-weck checkers, Olym Sptzcr. for
mer dock superintendent or the
American sugar Refining Compauys
plant at Williamsburg. reYcrcly ar
raingned that trust. following his
sentence today TO two years In mo
Federal ponitcnt ary at Atlanta. Ga,
for his part In the recent extensive
sugar underweighlug frauds.
spitzcr's application FOR admiss on
10 bail pending appeaG was denied
and arrangements wers made later In
thcday 20 tako him 10 Atlanta 90 be-
gin serving his term fe said that
be- expected on appeal tho conviction
would be reversed aud now trial
ordered
The trust deserted ~. absolutely.
Il pounded and ruined 1o after Z
served Il faithfully for twenty-nluo
yoars." said sptzcr ID. bro1on tones
u started with The tru8 zoo 1890 as
a boy ahI By Industry orked wy
way. step by step. until Rbacamc su-
Deriuteudent Of tho doc. st VIII
llamsburg. The expense o. his trial
have cut into my savings and lcft me
practically 4 ruined man"
Speaking n the report that lr
know Of The alleged uauhulsron or
he scales a. th" sugar docks he
aid bee dId not think he vaa 500 The
scale house once dur.1g ttr last Gf
teen years as 10 thr corset stam
ga fo have been discovered 30 a
hole iu q set Of soales. hc continued.
'i know nothing obo1. tt ani seem
ingly no One olse except rarr who
claims 20 have found later
Spfzrr said hc hai G.--tnd his
counsel no. 90 apply FOR s.ay OF
execni'on. ~ ha d'5 not want 10
place himself in Tho ssuo so-, Of
position WHICH COMMON ,ed Clu~Irs
W Morse. who through s.syq and lo-
gal sgUabb.e5. added q gear. in-
arsonmcnt iu tho Tombs 20 hs SON
cuce
splitter with 'oY, oaccFo- was
convicted fro ,he Federal courts for
conspiracy 20 aaf-a1d ,he govern
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-12
STREET CARS
FOR BECKLEY

Beckley, Feb. 12.--One OF The bis
gest enterprises planned recsn.iy
which has for IS purpose che develop
ment of this section. is that Just
recently set on foot by Ex sherin
John f. Da,ls and associates. Nr
Davis IS asking for a franchise to
put electricity in this city. which IS
10 be used for lighting the streets
and homes, running electric cars
and supplying power for the many
small pieces of machinery now be-
ing used in the C ty. Mr.. Davis hss
associated with him a number OF
leading business men Of Raleigh and
Summers count. es, ans Aat the pro-
ject will be carried out is conceded
by those who are on the inside Of
the plans proposed
According 90 the plans as now OUT
lined by the company. the waters Of
Piney River will be- harnessod. and
with the power derived tho largo
dynamos which are TO be- located at
Worley, will be operated The -iv-
er will be damned with concrete
dam at point near the present We
ley dam, and from this dam a con-
crete hume will carry the water 70
the turbines az the plant.
lt,is eYpoctcd hat the power j.-
rived viii be sufficient TO run dyra-
mos to furnish ghts and also prop,I
a system OF street cars which Che
company proposes TO Install I'm this
coal field. "1lEgjg%i
Those u position TO know 5td.a
that the project IS feasible. and there
is no doubt bu' that hose I'm charge
have ample means 20 carry s. 20
success
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-12

BADLY HURT

Lynchburg, Feb John T. Goody
koOntz, trainmaster or tho Norfolk
division OF the Norfolk and Westera
railway. was seriously II not fatally
injured late today In a peculiar man
ner lie was passing the entrance
to tho proposed eplleptic colony.
near the city when premature
blast scattered an immense amount
OF rock and debris over the trail
and -oyer Mr. Goodykoontz, who-sus-
EainEd a compound depressed -frac-
ture OF the skull, a fractured limb
and a bad cut on his head.
Several workmen employed by
Contractor A. NJ Valz. of Stauni on,
who is doing tho work Of tho state.
were slightly injured.
Mr. Good koontz was brought 20
the city By the train be was injurc j
on, and is at the Home and Retreat
Unconscious. An operation during
the night will develop the extent OF
his trouble
Tho blast was big enough to blocE
the main line Of the Norfolk md
Western causing the traGc TO be d..
fciatod around tte Concord-Fore, q.
cutoff