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The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-22
SI50 IN PRIZES

To De Given Away Christmas. AT THE DRAWING DEC. 2+, 1910. One Chest Of sLlgerware, One s4s-r Tya Set, One lvoy Carving Set.
 One slglr Fruit Dssa.
 ua- Glass Berry Dish. lae Clt Class CsbEy Dish. One Laays Umbrella,
 One Gents Umbrella,
 Wa each one dollar purchase be- .aeea now and Christmas. win be siy ea a tieseJ on above sOods- Co-p5l uekgs for the drawing are Etrel a- each store.
 flake Christmas selections now. as a-I pat them aside for you. We asag you t1 come and see how l.-e t takes Co secure suitable and 4Egooprl-e gifts tgF those you wish -J remember.
 All goods purchased engraved free e charge.
 H. D. KIRMSE.
 Pioneer Js~eler Of skagWay
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-22
CITY SOLONS
 IN SESSION

aa-. -ram Pare u gneal discussion as Co which would bg Jle proper committee 1t finally landed in hs Judiciary and Elec- a5us
 Alter he routine business had been pretty well disposed of, SIr, Harrison rrpgezalaE the Home Power com raay asked permission 70 address the august body The Mayor hearing no o5ec1oa t9-I MT. Harrison to proceed, N- Harrison wanted Co know if the e-y had .H its possession copy ot is coauet w.lh the Home Power company The ely government with many tongues replied that it had. Wduyupo8 3Ir. Har-s0a asked that !, be read la open meeting. What Is your purpose. 1Ir. Ha-TisoD?" ex- chained sae mayor in affrighted tones, 'Beea@e asserted the Home Power company ae city is violating its eor- tract" Mir Black. the new clerk was searching tbe city cupboard for cla important doemenJ-when Mir. Harrison produced a paper which he alleged was true duplicate, After ulea careful scrutiny by the city it vas finally admitted that it was Then Ar. Black in well mOdulated tones read tae important indentwe from ae ule down to the seal and finished foot note referring to the dime oI eAecuGoa
 The contract Is violated, so Nr, Harrison contends, because the city permits tae Alaskan presumably meaning ais publ.eadonl. the Vienna bakery and a small laundry to use motors By the operation of these motors Aeye Is great danger of the source og be c-y's water supply be- ing 0yer-axeI and a certain menace confront the city Besides it pre- vented che Power company from sell us jus, so much power to possibly other customers.
 His honor the mayor thought it ous5t Co be looked into. The city should not bea party to fraud against Jbe power company. Councilman Shy, der vas on his feet and said: 'At Che dme this contract was made. was so unfortunate as to be president o' he Homo Power company, and we accepted certain conditions and one of which was the fact that the Alas kan was operating a motor, We knew that this would continue, and were glad to get the contract, accepting that condition
 Mir Ashley gave 1t as his opinion Chat the Home Power company after a two years ratification of the con tract and the accepted conditions that weut with I, were a bJtle late in making their 'holler' about an iniUs- lice from the city
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-22
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-22
A WHITER0RSE TRIBUTE

Our Yukon neighbors held their thanksgiving ceremonies several weeks ago and in most belitting manner. But nevertheless out of deference to the many American cousins who re side in Whitehorse, the Royal Cafe which is presided over by the popular caterers Mrs. R. Kelsey and Mir. Jo- seph Knapp have decided to spread a special feast for next Thursday, the day appointed by President Taft for all Americans to return thanks. The appended menu will no doubt be mucE enjoyed by ali who take advantage of the offering.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-22

RoUND-A door key. Call at Al askan office.
 Ganty and Grandson win be open tomorrow evening but will be closed all day Thanksgiving,
 FOR SALE-The East half of lot 1, block 6 with large house for S75. Apply to Phil AbTahams. 2t,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-22
Salad
Royal Mayonnaise

Salad
 Royal Mayonnaise
 Fish Fried White Fish, Tartar Sauce
 Boiled Fresh Beef Tongue, Pickle Sauce
 Entrees Eastern Oyster Pates Small Sirolin Steak, Mushroom Sauce Fried Apples and Bacon
 Roasts Prime Rib of Beef, Au Jus Young Turkey with oyster Dressing Vegetables Mashed and Steamed Potatoes Mashed Turnips
 Dessert Plum Pudding, Hard and Brandy Sc. Hot Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-22

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-22

Come over to our barn Thanksgiv- ing Eve.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-22

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
MINER SAFE AFTER
 TRYING EXPERIENCE
DESERTED sv COMPANIONS GRE. GoRAci WAS WITHOUT FOOD SEVERAL DAYS

Demenico Gregoraci. an Italian miner of this city. who was thought to be lost in the mountains of Son ora. was heard of yesterday at Doug las. He sent word for friends here that he had arrived in Douglas after a very hard trip through the noun. tains.
 It is alleged that Gregoraci took two prospective buyers out to a prop erty he ownes in the mountains in the Moctezuma district and that they offered him a certain price for the property which he refused to accept There were words between the would be buyers and Gregoraci and the trouble ended by the two prospective purchasers taking what food there was on hand and getting out of the camp leaving the Italian with noth- ing to ea;.
 After being abandoned by his com. Pilares. considerable distance over rough country. He was several days on the hike. two of which he had neither food nor wa,cr-
 When he arrived at Pilares, Gre goraci was exhausted and very weak He was taken care of by people at the boarding house and after short rest and a supply of food was able 70 travel He was brought to Doug las on freight train from where he sent to his friends here for helD as he was without money.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

the range and nanmembers may par. ticipate.
 On Sunday, Oct. 9. the range will be open to any and all whether mem CTS of the club or not to shoot for the Marksman button. In this match score of 9S at 100. 300 and 800 yards is necessary. Ammunition will be sold on the range for this event, and rifles may be borrowed from club members Club members will not sh ~ot, but will be present to assist and coach the non-members. A fee of 25 cents will be charged. Con tests for the trophy may be held on any Sunday following and up to Nov. 27.
 On Oct. 16 the long ranges will be opened. the 600. soc and 1000 yards and several exciting matches are ex- pected The club hopes this year to have more marksmen and sharp shooters than any other club in the country. Last year Bisbee ranged just one less from the top of the column with 3 m7arksmen-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
RELATIVES CLAIM BODY

The Palace Undertaking company received a telegram last night from indianapolis. Ind, from the relatives of William Weghnrst. the local bra Der. who was found dead in a past ure ct Naco last Monday. asking that the remains be skipped to In dianapolis. This will be done this morning. Marshal Watkins re- ceived a telegram last night from Chicago from brother of Veg horst asking that the particulars of the young mans death he sent to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
sMucolER ARRESTED.

Deputy '. $. Marshall White went to Douglas yesterday where he arrest ed Jose OGarcia. Mexican, on 2 charge If smuggl ng. It is said that he brought mescal and opium across the The He waived examination and was placed in the local county iaA for the night He will be taken to Tombstone today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
mEerINc OF cLINrcIANs

BOSTON. Mass. Sep. 2s-A large attendance of well known medical men marked the opening here today of the second annual meeting of 'he American Association of Clinical Re search. Dr. L. K Hirschberg of Bal timore, pr. F c Askensfedt. of Louis vile, Dr Henry RI Narrower of Chi. cago. Dr. Carl N. Wintsch of Newark Dr. Isa 8. Vile of New York and cfh CTS of prominince will address the meeting during its two days session
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
MUCH LESS SICKNESS

The members of both the C. x A. and the Copper Queen medical staffs report ,haS the typhoid fever Is now abating very satisfactorily and that there is much less sick ness in town than there was . month ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
MUST CLOSE BOXES

The postoficc boXss on which the box rent is not paid by Friday night Will be closed and those who tail to pay their box rent will find their mail after that date at the general delivery window The postal laws do not allow any extension of the time for paying box rent and the postmaster is oblidged to close the boxes as soon as the regulation time expires The box rent has been slow in coming in for the coming quarter and unless there is an improvement today and tomorrow many boxes will be vacated.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
FiReMEN MEET TONIGHT

The volunteer fire department will hold g regular meeting tonight and the proposition of sending hose team to the territorial fair races will be discussed. Other matters of importance to the derartment viii be brought up for action.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
RecirA, POSTPONED.

Owing ta several press ns engage mems the recital which was to have been gwen tn $ evening by herbert >. Sixcn. al his studios in the Mas onic Temple building, has been chang ed to next Monday evening, a, which me an excellent program will be given, which will be published in the papers. Everybody invited
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
FRiOAYs:-ciar chowder. cod fish and cream potatoes at Office Saloon
HELD 10 GRAND JURY.

Af:er vain attempt to establish an aiabi. Elisario Mesa, a Mexican, who stole a horse belonging to the Palace Grocery company Saturday n ght and who was captured with the animal near Lowell, was held to the grand jury by Justice High yes terday He was committed to jail on defaul: of bond in the sum Of $500 Mesa produced several wit nesses whom he said would swear they saw him in another section of tbe city at the tine the horse was stolen However. they testified that they had not seem him on Saturday night, while o.herr identified him as the man who was seen lettering in front of the grocery near where the horse was tide.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
c,eARlNo GOLF LINKS

The Country Club golf links are now nearly free from the summer growth of weeds The force of men clearing the links has been in creased and by the first of the week the links viii be in perfect condition. A number of the play CTS are practicing daily over the course and i' TOW looks az though the coming season will snow a inuch greater interest in the game 'han ever be,ore in the history of ihe club
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
RETURN WITH MEAT

Dan McAnister Of Canansa. Roy NcAliIsted of the Copper Queen store of this city and Joe Doris have returned from their hunting trip to the Chirieahuas. They were successful in getting ceer and broughet back D enty Of venison to show for their trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
EoRaER AnMlIs eulLr.

The preliminary hearing of H. S Julian arrested by Constable Twomey and ident fed as the man who passed bogus checks at IL s. Hillman's cig ar store and at the Edelwciss cafe was postponed :n Justice II gh's couri yes oerday until today. The author ties say be bas admitted his guilt
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
WILL PROBE FIRE.

According to reports there seems to be but bittle doubt but that the fire a. Naco Monday night will cause an exhaustive Investigation. Many rumors have been put in circulation al Mace. hut none could be verified. Constable Tw1mey and Deputy Sheriff Win Wt.ie dipped oat of B'sbee yes terday mcIning and later in the day they appeared at Naco. Their pres ence lent color to the reports that the fire '. igld be investigated.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
MOVES ENGINEERING OFFICE

County Surveyor McNeish moved his office yesterday from the City Hal building to the Letson Marks and Klein building on Main street. McNeish will occupy the office on the second floor directly ever that of Hogan and Seed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
CASE CONTINUED.

Fer tie second time since he was returned Sunday from Los Angeles where he was arrested. the case oi II. s. Small. charged with m sappro priating funds belonging 60 the Gas flow Woolen, Mills. of whose local store he was formerly manager, was p-stycned in Justice Burdick's court yesterday afternoon untl Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
B|SbEE RIFLE
 CLUB SECURES
 BEST RECORD
Did not Lose Single Match ii Photographic Shoot During Summer-Hurst Hieh Man of Locals

The Bisbee Rife club has received the following report from Tacoma of the results of various telegraphic matches shot between May and July 8:
 TACOMA, Wash. Sept 2S.-To the Secretary:
 Seattle Rifle & Revolver Assn. Spokane Rife X Revolver Club. Bisbee Rifle Club.
 Los Angeles Rife & Revolver Club. Southern California Rifles.
 Gentlemen:-The totals of the sey- eral clubs are as follows:-
 May 8.
 Spokane 769 ys. Bisbee sos.
 Pasadena 759 vs. Los Angeles 750. Seattle 700 vs. Tacoma 747.
 May 22.
 Spokane T35 vs. Tacoma "A. Seattle 745 vs. Pasadena 16l.
 Bisbee 779 vs Los Angeles 139.
 June 5.
 Spokane 75S vs. Seattle 75G. Tacoma ITO vs. L2s Angeles 755 Bisbee III vs. Pasadena 760.
 June 1e.
 Los Angeles 765 vs. Seattle 76S. B'sbee 7s6 vs. Tacoma 776.
 Spokane 77l vs Pasadena 739.
 July 3.
 Bishee TT ys. Seattle 74S.
 Los Angeles 769 vs. Spokane Al. Tacoma 76S vs. Pasadena T60. Bisbee won 5, lost 0.
 TacoT,i won 4. lost 1.
 Spokane won 2 lost 3.
 Los Angeles won 2, lost 2.
 Pasadena won 2. l7st 8.
 Seattle won 0. lost ,.
 We have delayed making this report as long as possible. looking for some plausible chance whereby be might claim to the championship of this series. It is therefore with poignant gr'ef that we announce that Bishee has won the medal. We will buy this medal later. when we have re couped into the treasury what We owe it. As 1t is we console ourselves with the conviction that if we had shot under the same atmospheric con ditions that prevail In Arizona. We would have been 1t, without doubt We are the more convinced of ;h's fact because we have a man in our club, who at one time disported him self in that country. and who solem- ly ayers that it is entirely possible to see, through open sights, a beer bottle at distance of 90 miles. and indeed that he has so seen such bot ties in the clear. sunny atmosphere of Tombstone. B'sbee and vicinity. D'rking was high man of the SpoE- ane club. with 6s9 for the entire ser ies. Hurst was high for Bisbee with eros Hubbs. of the Southern Caiifor- nia. made s72. and has the highest ind'vi3ual total Berger is top notch man of the Seattle club with 5.5 for four matches. The highest in dividual single score we win have to claim for Scofield of Tacoma, who made l3S in tn last match of the series. Hurst also made 13s in the first match, but as this was made prone. we win have to high indiv c. ual for Seofieid who shot in the reg ular positions. We have not the com plete records of the Los Angeles club, but do not think they had a high man If the case is otherwise. we Will be glad to make a correction. Four dollars each has been reee.v- ed from Seattle, Spokane and Tacoma Of this there has been legima.ely expended, s414, leaving a balance oi 65c. VIII Bisbee lilncly indicate what she will have?
 Respectfully,
 W. B. KNoBLE. Sec
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
BOARD MEETS MONDAY

The board of supervisors will mset Monday to hold their regular month ly and quarterly meeting. All fee bills will be passed on at this meet ing and ;he regular monthly routine business transacted.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
ESTIMATE LOSS soo oco

Bruce Pearly of the Graf Brothers insurance office and Tom Hughes stated yesterday that they estimate the loss iL the Nzco fire of Mon day night to have been s20,0o0. Various estimates have been placed on the loss ranging from less than ss 600 to more than s30,000. The insurance men went over the ground , carefully and claim that szooo0 is very close estimate of the total loss.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING

Carpets. curtains, portiers cleaned without taking down.
 Vacuum Cleaner. Sanitary, no dust. no germs. Work guaranteed. Drop card to r. 70. Box l247.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
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GONZALES BETTER

Jose Gonzales. a Spaniard in the employ Of the local Uining com panies. sustained an injury to his left foot the first of the week. lie is now able to get about.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
c 6 A. BAND CONCERT.

The C. & A. band will give con cert in Warren Friday night. This band is now under the direction of Sanford Heri;n and is growing in membership and talent. Its music is attracting favorable c7mment and 'ts open air concerts are looked for ward to win pleasure.
 The program to be rendered at Warren Friday night is as follows:
 March, Stars and Stripes" Sousa l: Overture Victoria H. Holloway; "Torchrght Dance" G. Meyerbeer; "Or'entsl Roses Dance l.. Ivan 1vici {: My old Kentucky Home" Fantasia G w DaIbey: Overture. Morning Noon and Night m Vienra," F. R Won Suppe: -'valse Bleue." 4. Mar Gis: Grand Medley Suberba.' Dal hey: March -Triumphal. Fred Jew ell
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
seaIships oysters-Tosres's.
FIcusE ON sEMAPHoREs

No action has been taken as yet by the directors of the F.. P. & S. w. on the plan to install a semaphor system between here and Osborn The estimates on the cost of putting this signal system in service have been made and referred to the board for action and it may be sometime before the semaphores are put up although 1t is expected by the railroad men that the system will be installed sooner or later.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

F. A. Hoyt, representative of the Winchester Arms company. who was with the Topperwe:ns when they were in Bisbee for the exhibition shoot at the rifle club range, was in Bisbee yesterday morning on his way to Cal ifornia
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

Mrs. ". J. Hamilton 2l0 Opera Drive can accomodate a few more table boarders. Phone PAT.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
W. B. KNoBLE. Sc

The range If the Bisbee Rifle club win be opened for the season Of 1913 and 1911 on next Sunday. It VII open with a match between the shot gun men and the rife men. They will shoot at 50 birds. each shooting five en the 200 3e0 and 500 yard ranges
 The rife men lost the last match wi h the shot gun r7en and will serve lunch to the visit5rs on the range Sunday. The public is cordially in vited Ammunition will be sold or
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

'~- n an4 get rowI ef soup
 Office Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

Arizona Headquarters in San Fran ,.i.co-Stanf~rd Hotel 25o Kearny s.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

Centurion and Red Mountain stock for sa'e cheap at Room 1. St. Elmo.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

Word was received yesterday from George H. Kelly that Mrs. Kelly con tinues to improve in the hospital at Santa Barbara and that if her con dition continues to grow favorable she will be able to leave the hospita in a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
LUTHERAN SERVICES.

Lutheran services with preaching by Rev. G. Luetke. of Phoenix. Ariz.. CT Thursday evening, Sept. 20 at F. 90. Place will be announced later. Pastor VII be in the Copper Queen ho.eI Wednesday from o'clock on to Friday morning. All Lutherans are earnestly and cordially invited to attend and all others.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
TOR PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION

EsSecially recommended in phy icsllv and mental .exhanstion. Ber vousness and imraired digestion.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

If you have any furniture that needs repairing or upholstering, call
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
v : PERSONALS : q q - ><\>\>

Col. Nanny, of Douglas. was in Bis bee yesterday.
 Joe Muheim returned yesterday from Douglas.
 R. N. Marble. of Duluth. is in the city on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hardenberg left last evening for New York
 Ernest Graf left yesterday for Los Angeles for his vacation.
 Professor Clarence Krinbill return ed yesterday from Duglas.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Roberts an eight pound daughter Tuesday. Pat Fitzpatrick and party will leave the last of the week for the Huachu- cas.
 w. F. Stuart of Cananea. who has been confined in the hospital in that camp fer some time Is able to be out again. Judge F. J. Hohan. of Lowell. left last evening for Los Angeles. He has been troubled with rheumatism and is going to the coast for his health. Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Hamburg and Miss Mamburg and Miss Stromberg left yesterday morning for Hambare in the Huachucas. Luke Rafaelovich left last evening
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

All Rebekahs, their friends and wis iting sisters and brothers are in vited to attend the dance at Odd Fellows Hall Friday night. Septem- Der 30th. 329.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

!: s-ee of lunch every day 1t the
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

GUST C. HENDRICKS. ?. o. BOX 3147 PHONE L q LOWELL ARIZONA
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

Sec the beautiful cut glass punch b~vi on display at L. L. Gilman's
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

Luke Rafaelovich left last evening for Hermosillo to visit his uncle who is engaged in orange growing near the Sonora capital
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
AM MERlcAN

Batteries-Johnson and Ainsmith :; White and Payne.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Hamburg and Miss Mamburg and Miss Stromberg left yesterday morning for Hamburg in the Huachucas
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29
NATIONAL

Batteries-BrOwn and King: Mat i tern. Curtis, Burke. Raridan and FL 1 liott
 Al Brooklyn
 i F. IL E. Pittsburg 0 Brooklyn 2
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-29

Bafteries-LiVeIy and Mitse; Car rett, Steen and Fisher.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
s21 ,os3 PENSIONERS
 ON UNITED STATES ROLL
s4so73.o5s,57o in Pensions Has Been
 Paid by the Government

Washington, Dec 12.-Ths penslon appropriation pill carrying s152. .8sg4 49leo w7as ordered reported to the house br the appropristions cournlttee Monday The amoznt is identaea with the esfs- mates submitted by the interior de- Izrment, and about s2.91a. .Bgh 1ep than approCr lsttons for the cur-er11 fiscal year
 The measure includes among other items the foll0TlLg-
 Payment of pensions S152. .gfse !gf,1- fees of examining surgeons s7hh lAB9e salaries ot agents. s7z. 900 clerk a1ra aE agencies. s5t5. .eDE.
 The c1mTl1tte@'s report sEHoEK that since the foundation cf this govern ment the amounts Of pensions paid hT the gov TernGnelt to soldiers. sailors and marines and thair widows minor children and dependent relatives. 1Tn account of military and rlaral se-Ties. have aggregated s4t1s85s5- This embraces. RsTolunledl sstiraa1ed. s-a- eN5,e1e; WAT of 1S1. se-Tic. r=ns5uls s45-els.s91. Indian wars Service rser- sion s18.s17,11s. Ear with Mexico ser