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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
BASE BALL BUG
 HTS CAAANEA HARD
APPEARANCE OF TWO OLD PLAY FRS STARTS THE FANS ONCE MORE.

CANANEA. Jan. Especial. - The return Of Burton Guynup and Frank Hodges last Saturday has set the baseball tongues to wagging with an intensity that bids fair to gain in volume until the welcome flowers Of spring arrive. Guynup went east to become a benedict and was expected at the time he came. but the unhe7- aided blowing in of Hodges was a i rich streak of good fortune that had not been counted upon. Frank could !, play ball back east until the burros come home to roost but he has been in this section too long to be weaneG away from it. Taken all in all. he IS probably the fastest man that ever wore a Cananea uniform-not excep;
 ing the redoubtable Arnold Gandil
 He always hit as well as Arnold field
 ed his position as brilliantly, had jusi
 as strong a whip and was faster or his feet. Hodges is an Outfielder ane
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
tDouglas internationally

Douglas defeated Fl Paso yesterday in the team play for the Southwest ern championship by the score of 49 points to z. Returns from the play for the individual cup Saturday gave high hopes for a Douglas victory and yesterday the locals fulfilled the fond est expectations by carrying off first honors in magnificent fashion. In rolling up points Fl Paso was below her usual form. but as far as sports manship and fair play went, she ran up an unprecedented score and won an even higher place in the hearts of their Douglas friends.
 Douglas had the strongest team that has ever worn the clubs colors. but with justice to Fl Paso it must be admitted that they did not bring their full strength However, with gentlemen the game itself and not the result is what counts. and yesterday s play was so clean and so true that it made little difference who pulled off the victory
 Fl Paso has won the cup four times and Douglas is now two-time win ner. The cup came over into the possession of our club yesterday and Wfll remain here until next fall. when the locals will pilgrimage to Fl Paso again for another Scottish battle.
 The course yesterday was extreme ly fast and in perfect condition. The weather conditions were favorable. with the result that many good scores were recorded.
 The first pair teed off at 9 o'clock and starters Strodthoff and Dowell got the large field off in quick order. The first couple in registered one point for Douglas and from then on it was Douglas all the way
 Waters Davis and Garnett King carried off the honors for Fl Paso by winning their matches. Judge Davis passed out Thomas in the last round in a bruising finish and King beat Reno in a match that had all the ear marks of championship event Cuth- bert and John Suppl were tied at S2 for the best medal score. while Cari Smith was close up with well play ed S3. Rufe Scott continued his fine work of Saturday by finishing with an s5. F. Suppl, Reno. Speed and C. R. Scott all finished in 90 or bet ter Captain Holden was five up OF Captain Leavell and they did not play the last holes. Only three Douglas players took over 100.
 The score card was thus:
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

his presence on the team will greatly strengthen it.
 Tom Whaling will come back some dme atout February ]. as will Dugan. Baroldly. Thomas and Goodman While the baseball situation is not sufficiently clear to make any authori- tative statements in regard to it. Cananea is absolutely sure of the fol lowing classy players: Gutierrez Reardon. Thomas. Goodman. Guynup, Baroldy Rienhardt. Gamble Hodges Whaling and Dugan. Two more players of equal ability to the forego- ing list are waiting for the word that will call them here should their serv ices be desired 1T Cananea enters the field this year it will be with the best team in the Cactus iand-which. by the way. she has always had.
 There will be a big dance at Chi yatera next Saturday night Better music than usual has been secured for the occasion, and the arrangements for the function are more elaborate than usual. A large attendance is ex pected.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
Saturdays Game

Arriving from Bishee Saturday af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock the golf play CTS Of Fl Paso and Bisbee went di- rect to the links of the local country club and started in for an individual championship. The afternoon was favorable, so far the the weather was |ecncerned. Besides the players there was large attendance Of spectators. both ladies and gentlemen. During the game the ladies were served with tea in the club house and everything passed off pleasantly. II. T. Cuthbert was the winner of the individual championship with an S3. John Suppl and Carl smith making 8 tie with the next highest score of S5.
 Following are the scores Of the in- diyidual match.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
ANDREWS BILL ID AMEND LAND LAWS
WOULD PROVIDE FOR ENTRIES OF s2o ACRES IN SEVERAL STATES.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan 1S.- Delegate Andrews of New Mexico has an amendment to the act of 1909. providing for homestead en- tries of 32O acres in the states Of Col orado, Montana. Nevada. Oregon. Utah. Washington and Wyoming. and the territories Of New Mexico and Arizona. The text of his bill follows:
 That any entryman, under the homestead laws of the United States, within the states and territories above named. who own and occupy the lands heretofore entered by them. may un- der the provision of said Act of Feb ruary nineteenth. nineteen hundred and nine and subject to its proyis- ions enter other lands contiguous to their said homestead which shall not, with the lands so already entered, owned, and occupied. exceed in the aggregate three hundred and twenty acres; and residence upon the origin al homestead entry shall be accepted as equivalent 10 residence upon the additional lands so entered; but final proof shall not be allowed of such ad- ditional lands until five years after entering the same and until the en- tryman has fully complied with the requirements of said Act of February nineteenth. nineteen hundred and nine.
 Section 2. That any homestead en- tryman who has entered land under section twenty-two hundred eighty nine of the homestead laws of the United States within the states and territories designated in said Act ol February nineteenth, nineteen hun , dred and nine. and within the ares designated under said Act by the sec retary of the interior, upon which fin al proof has not been offered. ma, make entry under said act for th' full amount of thre hundred and twen ty acres of land: Provided, That il his applica therefor it is made ti appear by the affidavit Of the appli cant and two witnesses that there i
 no land subject to entry adjoining hi
 said former homestead: and provides further. That an applicant under thi
 ection shall relinquish 10 the govern i ment Of the United States the ian
 embraced in his said former entry | Provided further. That nothing in thi
 Act shall be so construed as to fol
 bid an entryman under the provision
 of this section from selling his bon
 fide improvements on his said forne
 entry at a fair price
 Section 8. That any entryman u; der section twenty-two hundred an
 eighty-nine Of the homestead laws (
 the United States who has made eI ftry since the passage of the Act ( February nineteenth. nineteen har dred and nine. and the designation ( the lands thereunder. or who ma hereafter make an additional cntr as though his said entry had bee
 made prior to the date of the passas of said Act and the designation (
 the lands thereuder."
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
DETAILS IF THE BIG COLF
 GAMES AT DOUGLAS SUNDAY

yesterday and in the afternoons play soon dropped out as a dangerous fac tor Marshall was playing steady and in the last round made fine rally, being only one down to Ayie when they teed off for the thirty-fifth hole. This hole they tied. still leaving the Bishee man one down. On the last hole they both drove magnificently. but Marshall's second shot was poor, losing him the hole so the match end ed with Liyie first. Marshall second enI Our Jack" third
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
OFFICIAL CALL FOR COUNTY
 LOCAL OPTION ELECTION

Tombstone, Arizona. Dec. 31. 1909
 The Board of Supervisors of Co chise County met at 1 p. m.
 J. J. Bowen and Jacob Scheere. were present.
 C. J McCabe YVES absent.
 This being the time provided by law for making annual settlement with the County Treasurer. the Board pro ceeded to the office of the Treasurer. and there together with the District Attorney, Jno. s. Williams, counted the money in the Treasury. and checked the amounts in the various banks The following report was made and the Clerk directed to re-
 cord same Tn the minutes Of the Board:
 Tombstone. Ariz., Dec. 31. 1909.
 We, J. J. Bowen and Jacob Scheer- CT, members of the Board Of Super visors Of Cochise County. Territory Of Arizona. and Jno. s. Williams, Dis t-ict Attorney Or said Cocfise Coun- IT.. being each and all duly sworn. upon oath each for himself and not one for the other. deposes and says that by the statement of c. ". Hicks Treasurer of said County of Cochise, submitted and filed in the office of the Board of Supervisors, there should be in the county treasury the sum of S419.S41.9S;
 That we. aa5 each of us. personally counted the money in the County Treasury. and that we found in said Treasury the following sums and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
TRACTION ENGINE APPEARS
Douglas Internatlonal.

The first trip through the city of the traction engine and train pur- chased by W. NJ Adamson for the Arizona Gypsum plaster works was made Saturday. The engine. drawing three cars. passed through Twelfth street east-bound for the quarries about eight-thirty this morning and attracted considerable attention.
 The introduction of this system of hauling the gypsum from the quarry to the works will undoubtedly prove great saving in expense for each trip will do the work of twelve horses or mules and three men. and two men can easily handle the engine and train.
 The appearance of the traction on zine and train fin the streets this morning was reminiscent of pictures Of the early days of railroadIng. re
 aiging some of the ancient prints.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
Professional Match

The second feature event al the links yesterday was the three-corner- ed professional match between D. s. Li7ie CEl Paso Country club. Willie Marshall (Bisbee Country club and Jack Adams. the local expert The af
 fair was 36 holes and for a purse jointly subscribed to by members of the three clubs Liyie jumped into the lead early the first round and held it throughout the entire match
 'Our Jack" was way off his game
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

SALTWATER, Okla. Jan. 1S.-A good attendance marked the opening of the annual farmers short course at the A. & M College today. Instruc- ton will be given in domestic science, dairying and corn growing and stock breeding.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

[ Subscribed and sworn to before me this S1st day Of December, 1909. (SeaD II. E. BERNER,
 Clerk Of board of Supervisors.
 It was moved by BIr. Bowen and seconded by Mir. Scheerer that the Special Election to determine wheth- CT the sale of intoxicating liquors shall be prohibited in Cochise Coun- ty. be called to take place January 26, 191O The motion was carried unanimously, and the Clerk directed to issue the following formal call: CALL FOR SPECIAL ELECTION
 JANUARY 26. 1910
 Pursuant to the authority vested in the Boards of Supervisors of tte counties of Arizona. under and by virtue Of Paragraph SO5s, Title XLIu of the Revised Statutes of Arizona 1901. and acts amendatory thereto;
 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED That an e'ect.on be held by the qualified vot- CTS of Cochise County, Territory of Arizona. on the 26th day of January, 1910. at the regular voting places within each of the precincts of the said county of Cochise, as heretofore established and fixed by order of this Beard, for the purpose of determining whether or not the sale Of intoxicaJ- ing liquors shall be prohibited in said county of Cochise. in accordance with the provision Of Title XLIII of the Re vised Statutes of Arizona of 1901, an1 acts amendatory thereto; that at sad election the polls shall be open at eight a. m. and remain open cOptin- uously until six p. m of the said 2sth day of January. 1910.
 DONE AT TOMBSTONE This 3l day of December. 1909. by orGer pi the Board of Supervisors.
 tHere follows the signature of tue Chairman of the Board. attested by the Clerk
 The following election officers Ger ihe special election Jan. 2s. 1s1o. were appointed:
 JUDGES
 NJ. M. soza and D. w Isaacson R. NJ. Sprinkle and Leonard Page. T. S. Sullivan and H.R- Hindman. -1m T Hayes and Thos. Casey. Sylverter Porter and James Scow. H. T. Fitch and Geo W. Morgan. II. Clifford and F. II. Mitchell Jas. E. Parsons and Wm. Ohnersorgeni E. G. Adams and c. A. Brown. J. II. Snyder and Chas. M. Renaud. J. l.. Hudson and T. B. Stark Jos w. Smith and D. ". Knott - Renwick White and IT. s. Chamberlain Theo Hampe and J. \. Hunsaker. E. D. Harris and James Hampton. D. A. Drew and J. A. Sheffield. F. J. Miller and w. W. Faust Jas Pollard and F. M Kelly. M. D. fHckett and Gid Graham. Steve Miller and i? A. LOfgreen. J. E. Shristenson and l.. T. Coons Caaude Clark and J M. Barnes. Henry Pyeatt and John Burke. Albert r, Csttrell and G. l. Peterson. C. A. Newman and Robert Arborn. C. A. Peckinpaugh and A. H. Fraley. E. M Durley and Ross Cunningham. E. A. HOckley and Robert Todd.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan 1S.-The cases of a number of Harrisburg gro eers accused of selling products con taining alum came up for trial today. The cases are intended as a test of the Pennsylvania pure food act pass ed by the last legislature.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan. 1S.--
 Five of the seven Chinese under in- dictmcnt here for murder were plac- ed on trial today. The trials are the first growing out of the recent tong war in San Francisco and vicinity in the course of which nearly a score of Chinese met death by assassination.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

This score shows that 2f out of the 5s qualified, of which Douglas had g total nnmber of IS. Fl Paso : and Bis bee l. The course was fast. and the weather fine, with a slight wind.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
BOWLING SCORES
 AT SHELTER CITY
STANDING OF THOSE NOW PLAY.
 ING IN THE DOUGLAS TOUR NAMENT TO DATE.
PRECINCT
Douglas international.

Bowling stin continues to attract attention and Douglas is making good in that game. On Saturday night the local team won the game played with Bisbee. the score being as follows:
 Oouqlas- Total Ave
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

Douglas won by 153 pins. High score. Thomas. PIP. High average. Thomas. 1SS 2-2. Scores in Tournament Following are the scores to date of those who are playing in the local tournament
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
ELECTION OFFICERS s SPECIAL ELECTION JAN 26 l9IO
JUDGES

 Al. NJ. Soza. D. WIsaascon R NJ. Sprinkle. Leonard Page T. $. Sullivan, II. R. Hindman. Wm T Hayes, Thomas Casey Sylvester Porter. James Scow. H. T. Fitch. Geo. W. Morgan. II. Clifford, F. H. Mitchell Jas. F. Parsons, Wm. ChnersorSen F. G. Adams. c. A Brown. J. H. Snyder. Chas. M. Renard- J l.. Hudson. T. B. Stark Jos. w. Smith. D. W. Knott. Renwick White. H. s. Chamberlain Theo. Hampe. J. N. Hnsaker. E. D. Harris, Jas Hampton. D. A. Drew. J. A. Sheffield. F. J. Miller, w w. Faust. Jas. Pollard. P M. Kelly. M.. ID. Puekett. Gid Graham. Steve Mi Ter. ?. A. Lofgreea. J. N. Christensen, l.. T. Coons. Claude Clark. J. NJ. Barnes. Henry Pieatt, John Burke. Albert T. Gattrel. C. l.. Peterson. c. A. Newman, Robert Arborn. John ToWner. I. D. Reedy. A. T. schuster. A. ! Irwin. C. A. Pecsinpaugh. A. H. Fraley. E. NJ. Durley Ross Cunningham. E. A. Hockey. Robert Todd JUDGES
 g. NJ. Burr. Geo. W. Stewart Walter II. Thomas. I " Wallace James Krigbaum, Johnnie Warren. Elmer c. Smith. Daniel B. Lawier. J. W. Guy, John Igo.
 w. s. Dixon w R. Henry II C.. Stillman. H. C. MagaTrell. II Prudhomme, Geo. Ratliff C. B. TarbeH, Isaac Landors JUDGES
 S M Burr and Geo. W. Stewart Walter H. Thomas and l. w Wallaef James Kgghaum and Johnnie Warren Elmer c. Smith and Daniel B. Lawyer ]. w. Guy and Jno. Igo.
 W. s. Dixon and w. R. Henry. H. c. St.llman and H. c. Magarrell. II. Prudhomme and Geo. Ratliff. c. B. Tarbell and Isaac LandeTs. ppointment. and ask them to confer recincts.
 hird of January. 1910 at 1 o'clock Q. .....-... =. .---.. -.---. .---..--.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
EUREKA'S PLANS.

Another excellent program was rem
dered at the Eureka Literary on last
Tuesday evening The audience was
good and showed its appreciation Of
the numbers rendered by its encores.
Next week a play entitled "A Case
OF Suspension a typical college play
will be given at Sis p. m. The pres
ident is planning q series Of addresses
or different phases OF the Negro 10
be delivered by prominent speakers.
Everyone Is invited 10 come and take
an active part in the Eureka each
TUESDAY night at Shorter Chapel
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
THE STATESMAN. DENVER. COLORADO
SHOTER CHAPEL NOTES.

Rev. A. n. Ward has been returned
for the fourth year. He will preach
his Introductory sermon for the con-
ference year Sunday, Oct. End, at II
a. NJ
The Annual Conference will meet
with Shorter Chapel next year. There
will be a change of thirty minutes in
all evening services, beginning the
first Sunday in October. All services
win begin thirty minutes earlier.
Dr Duren J. II. ward will talk on
the problem of the races Thursday
evening, Sept 2gth. Refreshments will
be served after the lecture.
Sunday Services.
The pastor will preach Sunday morn
ing al II a m.
Rev. r. A. Adams, D. D., recently
transferred from the Tennessee Con
ference to the Colorado Conference,
the evangelist and field secretary OF
the Allen C. Z. League, will address
the League at p. m. and preach at
p. IN. Other Sunday services will
he held at the usual hour.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
Y. NJ. C. 8. PROSPECTS.

The Y. ,. c b. football team is de-
termined to wipe out its defeat Of
last year and is beginning its work on
the new rules in order to be in per
feet condition by Thanksgiving 1t is
highly probable that Johnson the
Dartmouth star. will pilot the Y. NJ.
In its fight for the peunant All in
terested will be at the regular Y. NJ.
c b. meeting Sunday at Central Bsp-
tist church. Excellent program ar.
ranged
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
Public Stenographer and Typewriter
lEJON {. MORRISON
Office 637 Majestic Building.
Phone Champa 66S.

Brown, the halter, located at 7i8k,
Eighteenth street, makes a speciality
Of stctsons, High Rollers, Panama.
and Straw hats. His Cleaning, Block.
Ing, Hanging, Lining and Retrim-
ming makes an old ha. new A posi-.
tive guarantee goes with all work
Moderate prices. Goods called for
and delivered. Phone Main 1851.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24

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