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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
FACTORIES, LOFTS, ETC, TO
LET.

FAN IUNiES. wi -, EN-, ~
LET.
BRICK, mill-constructed; railroad siding: three
sidings; about so, GOO square feet; So-horse-
power boilers and engine; steam heat; two
ton elevator: possession on May /: light four
sides. FEIST 6 FEST. Factory Specialists.
1913 Broad st
BUILDING with siding. new, three stories,
basement: brick. mill constructed; about
Is. 600 square feet, fronting two streets: fve
minutes from Broad and Market: suitable for
manufacturing or wholesale purposes. FEST
& FEST, Factory Specialists. 1888 Broad st.
CORNER loft. brick building. near South st.
station. about 4. 900 square feet; elevator; rent
reasonable. FEST & FEST. Factory Special
lists, 73S Broad st.
SAVE yourself time and money: the best fac
tories and lofts in Newark are on my books
and have been personally inspected by a repre-
sentative Of this office. LOUIS ScHLES-
GEE, Union building.
MARKET. CORNER WASHINGTON. ,
Beautiful, bright. steam heated, second floor.
diate possession. FEST & FEST. 1875 Broad st.
WILLIAM. corner Halsey-New building. lofts.
30xl20; excellent light; heavy construction;
rent reasonable. FEST & FEST, 7SS Broad st.
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SPLENDID location for physician; Roseville
av.; lot 62xle0; house, IL rooms: bath; all
improvements; suite arranged for doctor; ga
raj in rear. a chaurp seldom offered
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COTTAGES To LET.

TO RENTAL Keansburg, N. J.. unfurnished
country cottage. 0 rooms. large grounds;
stable; poultry houses; shade; II minutes sta
ton; by year or season. ~. BYRNE, 49 Nassau
St. New York.
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MODERN two-family houses. Treacy av., near
Clinton ay., restricted neighborhood, erected
by the Union Building Co, IA rooms. separate
entrances, steam heat, combination fixtures.
handsomely decorated. a few on the Boston
plan; price low. liberal terms; title guaran-
teed; no assessments OF any. kind; lots from
81 TO 50 feet fro..t, assuring ample light and
air: open daily for inspection. LOUIS
SCHLES1NGER Managing Agent. 51 Clinton
ay., corner Farley. =
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FARMS TO LET.

MAIL FARM. opposite Electric Park; all
produce sold to neighbors direct from prem
ises. J.
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FOR 81, 200 CASH.

4 IDEAL Linton Hill RESIDENCE.
Osborne terrace. 50x150; twelve magnificent
rooms. hardwood floors, observatory, handsome
ly decorated, splendid stable, every convent
ence; only So, 600 required; might exchange for
business property. FEST & FEST, 1888
Broad st.
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JAMES ST., 40. near Plane-Brick residence,
good neighborhood. near D., L. & w. r. r..
also shopping centre. Q rooms and bath. in per-
feet order. all modern improvements. IS. 500; ON
liberal terms.
q For sbove and other genuine and decided bar
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IN TN IMbNI oUItE IND sAfL I
Far above the average house in point of
construction. this three-family affords an un-
usual Investment offering; located on a high
point, 1t commands a view of Newark and
New York; II large rooms and three tiled
baths: celled cellar; pipes for steam heat;
electric lights; attractive mantels and fixtures;
now rented. for S74l yearly; mortgage 1000;
price 81, 800; just get particulars if this appeals
tes YOU. LINNt3if Il WO11r. 22l Clinton av.
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BILL BAILEY,

SEVENTH ST.-Two-fami1y house; II
rooms. two baths: two steam heaters; all
improvements; less than one block from troll
ley; three minutes to depot.
BILL BAILEY,
113 ROSEVILLE Ay.
SOUTH ELEVENTH ST. near Central av.-
Two-family; 10 rooms: all improvements; lot
S0x100; cheapest two-family house in Rose
Vile for the money.
BILL BAILEY,
113 ROSEVILLE Az.
BIG BARGAIN-North Eleventh ST. two-fam-
lily; Ia rooms; all improvements; rent 1896 per
year; want an offer on this; small amount of
cash only needed.
Dill Dali EN
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MAGNIFICENT COLONIAL GENTLEMAN'S
HOME.
South Orange av,- corner, bordering South
Orange. near Lackawanna station: brick and
stone. IL rooms. reception hall, billiard room.
conservatory, tiled baths. exceptional construc-
ton, parquet floors. hardwood throughout,
onyx mantels. artistically decorated; modern
stable. coachman's quarters plot 100x150; Of
fered less than cost Of building; easiest terms;
sacrifice. SO, 0Oo. or will lease. FEST &.
FEST, 7S Broad st.
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Glen Ridge.

FRAME HousE-Sbingle. second story con-
tains 9 rooms. two baths. porcelain plumbing
extra toilet in basement. steam heat, gas and
electric light. open fireplace; will decorate to
balance at 3 per cent. NAHAN RUSSELL. Inc.
Lott in good location, restricted
for single family improvement. at right
prices, Clinton road. 44xi5o. s1.125: ssxl5O,
s912.50 47xl09, $s4o; 50xl50. 1880. Other lots
at higher prices. NATHAN RUSSELL. Inc.
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East Orange.
$3.50.
Chestnut ST.; bargain of the season. nine
rooms. bath: all improvements; lot 50xl50;
easy terms; quick action necessary.
KELLY=O'DONOGHUE CO.,
$40 MAIN ST. EAST ORANGE.
$500.
Burnett st; fine 12-room house: all improve
ments; lot 50x150; close to station and trolley;
very desirable property; look it over.
s6.100.'
Beautiful new residence: nine rooms; all I'M
p~roYements; thoroughly up-to-date; only one
left; five minutes to station or trolley; let US
show you through it; terms to suit.
s.. coo.
bath. furnace; lot 52xl40; room for two more
houses; good neighborhood; better look Into
this proposition.
81, 900.
Central av.: dandy residence; eight or nine
rooms; all improvements; excellent chance to
secure desirable home on easy terms.
$500.
Little beauty; six rooms: steam heat; all i'm
p~rovements, lot 25x175; fruit trees. grape arbor.
etc. easy terms.
Large list of houses for sale. rent or exchange
in all the Oranges. Better consult our lists be-
fore you buy or rent elsewhere.
EEI " nsnnNnGuIIE m
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East Orange.

FARMS and homes, also bungalow sites; $500
per acre. F. L. HELLER, Caldwell. N. J.
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EAST ORANGB-Choice section; second floor
OF modern two-family house; separate en-
12q Market ri.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


HIGH ST, 5s7-Large front room. completely
furnished for two; private house, all i'm
prove nentS.
LAFAYETTE ST.. 175-Rooming and boarding.
ST. ~120-Large front room. fur
nished: all new furniture: large porcelain
bath; we'll heated; suitable for two young men;
one block from Broad st. and Clinton av.; free
use Of telephone. Phone 2346-w. Market.
ORCHARD ST. 63-Furnished rooms. all i'm
provements. telephone.
u ORANGE Az, 24S-Large front room,
suitable for two; improvements.
STATE ST, 9-Nicely furnished connecting
rooms for light housekeeping. all improve
ments and privilege of laundry; also single
rooms for gentleman; near backawanna station.
STIRLING ST.. 27-Pleasant front hall room.
all improvements.
WASHINGTON ST, 167-Nicely furnished
front room, all conveniences. reasonable.
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MT. ROSPEc VENUE TWO-FAMILY.
Contains IL rooms, two baths, all modern i'm
rrovements; good investment; Sc. 600. LOUIS
SCHI,ESINGER, Union Building.
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OFF BALLANTINE PARKWAY

Off bA MINI PARKWAY.
Beautiful 'esidence; magnificent view; nine
elegant rooms. reception hall, tiled bath, lava
tory: hot water neat; open f1replaces: hard
wood TRIM; parquet floors; built book ca ses;
snap, 1000. easy terms. FEST & FEST.
IS Broad ST.
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APARTMENTS-The choicest in Essex County;
ready for occupancy May LIST. Harrison st.
and Webster pl. East Orange; two minutes
walk to the Brick Church station; surrounded
entirely by private residences: six and seven
rooms and bath. steam heat. hot water and
ianltor service supplied; parquet floors. electric
lights. gas ranges. etc. reservations now being
made. PHILIP ]. BOWERS & CO., 1Sa Mar
ket ST., or any agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
CONFERENCE OVER
LAUNDRY HILL ROAD
OEEcs WILL Be SIGNED sATUR-
DAY AND WORK WILL THEN
PROCEED.

On Saturday there viii be a meet
ing between the residents Of Laundry
Hill and the city officials at which
deeds will be signed to the property
necessary to be obtained by the city
in order that the Laundry hill road
may be built
At the last meeting Of the council
City Engineer McNeish was instruct
ed to make a survey of the property
necessary for the construction OF the
road. The property owners have all
been interviewed and are ready TO
come through with the necessary
ground
The city dosen't propose to take
any chances, however. and will OBJ
tain title by signed deeds to the neces-
sary laad before any work is done
on the property With the deeds sign
ed up Saturday it is expected the
matter viii be turned over to the
street department the first OF the
week. when Superintendent MeCul
longh will put the construction lor
ces al Woork upon the road.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
BUCKWALTER GETS
HIS INCUBATOR
Or THINKS He DOES, UNTIL THE
PACKAGE is OPENED FOR
DISPLAY.

Some time ago p ~ Buckwalter
sent east for an incubator intending
TO raise some chickens by artificial
heat. The Incubator was to arrive
by express.
Z Mo. Buckwalter, unbeknow7 tcs
her husband, also sent east fora new
millinery creation. That was to ar.
rive by express.
4 few days ago the expressman
called at the Buekwalter home and
left a large package. Mr.. Buckwalter
called in a friend or two before he
opened it.
My Incubator" he announced.
Want you TO see it,
They gathered about as the fasten-
ings were undole. 1t was opened.
and while Mr. Buckwalter simply
started. his friends began to laugh.
The package contained Mrs. Buck
walterss new hat.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
.RAILROADERS HIT
BISBEE IN 4 BUNCH
HALF DOZEN JUST HAPPEN TO
BE nv TOWN AT The SAME
TIME YESTERDAY.

Although II is stated that their
visit 70 Bisbee az one and the same
time contained nothing in the nature
OF a conference OF any Importance
or anything significant in eolnee-
tion with any anticipated movements
en- the part or the Southwestern rail-
road. nevertheless no less than six
officials Of the road foregathered here
at different times yesterday.
Those who dropped in during tie
day were F. L. Hunaer. purchasing
agent. II Paso: ID. ID. Willis. claim
agent, FL Paso; w. II. Yardell mate
rial inspector. Texarkana: F. 3. VII
son. resident engineer. and J. Z. Muir
ply. trainmaster at Douglas.
The officials we're here oliy few
hours and left last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
EvanaeIIss smIsh.s pr0aram.

Tonight Evangelist Sam J. Smith
will speak al the revival meeting Oh
the topic, The Conversion Of Cab
met Officer a splendid interest
and fine audience greeted the speak
er last night On Friday Afternoon
at 3 O'Clock a special service viii be
he'd for youag people and the sub
ject OF address is Ten girls of BIS
bee" Next Sunday being change
day. mems meeting will be held
at , D. N. All men Of the camp
will find a welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Was Not struek by car.

The man who was knocked under
the feet of team of horses in John
son addition Tuesday morning as a
Warren-Bisbee car was passing. was
not struck by the car. He was stand
ing about ten feet from where the car
passed. talking with another MAJ.
when a dray came along. riding 1im
down The horses. however, stepped
over him and he was not injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Free to Our Readers.

Write Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chi
cago. for 4s-page illustrated Eye Book
Free. Write all about Your Eye Trou
BE and They will advise as to the
Proper Application of the Murine Eye
Remedies in Your Special Case. Your
Druggist will :ell you that Murine Re
Heves Sore. Eyes Strengthens Weak
Eyes, Doesn't Smart. Soothes Eye
Pain. and sells for soc Try It in your
Eyes and in Baby's Eyes for Sealy
yields and Granulation-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
talked to STUDENTS.

Pr5f J. c. Monaghan, who lee
tired at the Orpheum last night.
talked to the students OF the high
school yesterday afternoon for up-
wards Of an hour, his talk being
upon the theme used In the evening
America and Opportunity" His
talk naturally branched out along ed
ucatiolal lines. and his hearers were
highly pleased with the rare treat
afforded them. Monaghan offered his
services for an address TO the stu
dents several days ago. and the school
board gratefully accepted It,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
A KNocKgR

Is a man who can't see good in any
person Or thing. Its habit caused
by a disordereG liver. II sou ind
that you are beginning TO see things
through blue specfacles, treat your
liver to a good c,eaning out process
with Billiards. Herp.ne. A sure cure
ton. sick headache. oiiliousness. all
liver, stomach and bowel troubles.
Sold by Lowell Drug Co. Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
census-takina Tomorrow.

Tomorrow the taking OF the United
States census for Bisbee viii BE-
started. c. L. French is the euumer-
ator and expects 70 have the work
completed by June l.. For the bene-
fit CT those who leave the city dur
ing the time he may be q; work and
NSom he viii therefore miss, be
states that he viii be glad to hear
from them care OF post office box
1873. so that they may be included in
the census.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Win sox for Elks.

Prof Thomas O'Hara returned yes
terday from Douglas where he has
been giving boxing instructions. He
will go to Douglas again today and
this evening will put on an exhi-
bition at a smoker to be given by the
Elks. He expects to go to caaalea
Sunday to arrange for a boxing ex-
hibition.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
CHILDREN WHO ARE sIcKLY-

Fathers who value their own com
fort and the welfare Of their eh's-
dren. should never ne without a BOX
Of Mother Gray's Sweet PoWeirs Tor
Children. for use throughout the sea
son. They break up Colds. cure re
verishness. Constipation. Teethirg
Disorders, Headache ard stomach
Troubles. THESE POWDERS NEN-
Err FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stores
CSC. DON'T accept an substitute 4
trial package viii be sent FREE "a
any mother who will address Allen s.
O--isfed. I.e Roy. ~. ".
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
PLANNING fer May Day.

The various schools throughout-the
district are making preparations for
the annual May-day celebrations. in
which the kindergarten aud primary
grades take part The exercises are
held IN the school yards. where May
poles are erected. The program con-
sists of singing. recitations and dances
about the pole.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Douglas Drops Debate.

Douglas high school has decided to
drop out OF the three-cornered debate
proposed between Douglas, BIsbee and
Tucfon On the subject. Resolved.
that the new constitution of the state
Of Arizona should contain clause
granting equal suffrage 10 women
Bisbee and Tucson. however. viii 60
ahead With the debate. The mega
tive team Of Bisbee goes to Tucson
and their negative team viii come
here. The first rehearsal Of the stu
dents now training for the debate
will be held tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
convocation Ends Today.

The territorial convocation OF the
Episcopal church viii end its DELHI
erations today at 4 p. m. and the mem
bers win enjoy an automobile ride
through the camp until $50 when
a banquet viii be held at the Copper
Queen hotel Mission service will
be held tonight by Priest Parsons of
Prescott. Among the distinguished
visitors are Bishop Kendrick, Arch
Deacon Atwood and Rev. B. r. Cox
of the st. Luke's Home. all of Phoe
nix. and Rev. ID. w. Simonson OF
Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Want Mems Clothing

Miss Cummings, secretary OF the
beard OF trade charity committee
states that the demand for men :
clothing of late has far exceeded the
supply. Trousers and shoes are
chiefly what is desired. ana any do
nations that may be made will be
welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Ii conneotion Aith csc.

James Gamble. inspector OF Gus
toms. and Captain Donaldson. Of the
immigration service at Neco, were an
the city Yesterday in connection with
the case Of William Hancock. charged
with smuggling opium across the Dor
dev. They retur1sd last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Here on Business.

+. Field, formerly connected with
the c. & A. company here and who
has been away for some time. IS in
the city on a business trip. coming
up from Sonora. where he mas Deen
Investigating some mining proper
ties. Since leaving Bisbee he has
spent some time in the northwest, in
Montana and Idaho particularly.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
For Stealing sos.

Fralsisco Ruiz was arrested yes
terday on complaint of NJ. Brown.
proprietor OF the Haberdashery on
Main street Ruiz came into the
place and while looking at different
articles. endeavored to make away
with four-bit pair Of sox. He was
promptly arrested. pleaded not guilty
and will have a trial in Justice High s
court this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
DANCE AT UPPER
LOWELL CLUB HOUSE,

Regular Friday night dance. con-
mencing 500 p II, finishing In time
TO catch the 1850 car for Bisbee.
First class music. Best floor In town.
Come. You are welcome
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
VIII Meet soon.

VI III WCCL O~o'7s
Notices have been received by local
territorial medical association VIII
convene at Phoenix on Tuesday ana
Wednesday Of next week A number
OF doctors from Bisbee viii be In a.
tendance. The meeting is an annual
affair. at which officers for the en-
Suing year will be chosen
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14

7 hroWn frOnI F1OFse-
Mrs. Joe McKeehan is confined to
her home as the result Of injuries re-
ceived while horseback riding. The
animal reared and threw her. but her
injuries only amounted to a few bruis
es. She win have recovered com
pletelv in the course Of a few days
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
In On Business.

J. W Noel. who has a ranch IN
Ramsey Canyon. was in the city yes
terdav on business. Mr.. Noel is max
ing considerable success with MS
alfalfa MURINE" a product of aliai-
ia. which is obtaining recognition as
a general building-up tonic.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Enlarge svsiress.

The independent Fuel * Feed Co.
in which j. H. Verlurth is largely
interested. has decided to establish
in connection with the present bus
mess chicken feed department
The articles that win be on saie are
oyster shells. egg food, bone and gran
lie grit. alfalfa meal and other grains
used for chicken feed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14

All Listeners to Alleged Talk
Join in Affidavit Denying the.
Version as Given by the.
Evening Paper
Te-rltcy Of Arizona
County OF Cochise.

TeTrit9y Of Arizona.
County of Cochise.
L. c. shattuek. W. W Edwards.
P. J. Mccullough. J. $. McNeish.
and George S. Gage. being first duly
sworn. upon their cath. each for him
self and not one for the other. Opposes
and says;
Tina. in regard TO the article appear
ing in Saturday evenings Miner pur-
porting to have been made BY Mr..
Shattuck in the presence Of W. y. Ed
wards. r. J. Mccullough. J. S. Nc
Neish and George s Gage. and Lote
Gould, relative To obtaining right OF
way for the new forty foot road up
Tombstone Canyon, which statement
NJ Gould says was made on the night
of April 5th. in the presence of him
self and the undersigned. and we. the
undersigned positively state that Nj
Shsttuck never made the statement
[ printed in the Miner as follows:
PurPorted Statement.
Alderman Shattuck said: The
way the roadway up Tombstone can
yon was obtained cost the city a good
deal more money than it should have.
| J advised Suffer long ago to get the
deeds to ali the properly that would
be needed from the people to put that
road through before any work was
done on it. I guess 1 mentioned this
70 him twenty times.
No attention was paid % this sug-
gestion and the road work was started
/ tefore Suffer had obtained the deeds
required. You fellows know what fol-
lowed. The city was held up time
and again for right of way for the
work. and We had TO pay bis prices for
little strips of land
This money could have been saved
If the deeds had been secured before
the work was begun The people
wanted the road all right. but when it
J was once started they saw how they
could make a little money on the city
and they took advan. age OF 1t.
Had the deeds been given the city
/ before anything was done towards
building that road a whole lot OF
| money would have been saved but
Suffer waited too long and we had to
pay"
That Mr. Shat-uck in said converse
tion never mentioned Mr. Suffers
name. and never referred TO the city
attorney. That what Mr. Shattuck
did say was that he had always fav-
ored getting the right of way before
any work was done. II is absolutely
untrue as stated in the above inter
view appearing IN the Miner that
Mr.. Shattuck in any way criticised
adr. Suffer, or even said thar the mat
ter Of right of way had been referred
to him at all.
l. c. Shattuck.
W. NJ Edwards.
J. S MeNeish.
p J. Mccullough
Geo. S. Gage.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
/, I fbf 18th dar- Of April 1910
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Or. Brown Arrives.

DR. @. r. Brown OF ORC Grande
came in yesterday and viii be a mem
Der OF the Copper Queen medical
corps fer some time in the absence
Of Dr. Bridge
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
win Omen TomorrOw.

The Warren branch CT the Copper
Queen store viii open for business
tomorrow. They have been placing
the stock in position, arranging
shelves. etc. the past few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14

Royal CROWDS Ccntinuc.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
theater Royal is row located IN
rather out-of-the-way place. Manager
Befz states that their patronage isn't
suffering in the least, and that they
are playing TO two packed houses
nightly
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Party Tonight.

The Cavalier club dancing party
occurs this evening at Odd Fellows
hal. and members AID friends are
looking forward 10 an enjoyable even
ing
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14

Justice High had five DRINKS yes
terday morning. One Of them paid
a fine and the rest viii serve Jaii
sentences. Ii was an unusually quiet
day for one following pay day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Here 10 Help Bridge.

DR.. J. C. Freshour OF FL Paso IS
at the Copper Queen hospital assist
ing the local medical staff in the alb
seace of Dr, Bridge, who Is IN the
east.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14

Taken to Hospital
Ton Kelly. well known travelling
salesman. was taken suddenly Ill ON
the eastbound Southwestern train on
Tuesday before its arrival here Joe
McKeehan, a personal friend OF M
Kelly. wss .elegraphed, had the Pal
ace ambulance at the train and Kelly
was removed to the Copper Queen
hospital for treatment.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
ous iof Hospital.

OUs VI sIlsr7It1I'
r. L. Birchard. undertaken for
Bowen & Hubbard. who had his leg
broken some time ago, IS able TO
be out of the hospital and in a few
days will resume his regular
duties.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
Deputy Howe Here

Deputy sheriff Allie Howe passed
through Bisbee last evening on his
way TO Douglas on official business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-14
In From Ranch.

Horace Magne was in town yester-
day from his ranch in Carr Canyon
On business trip.