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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-12

John White was down from his
Dickinson county home this week to see
his brother Attorney Charles White
and his sister, Miss Esther White, who
clerks in at the Wilson and Freeman
Store.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-12

Plain ribbed and fancy stitch, made of superior
quality yarn, closely knitted. Well finished and
trimmed. Fancy knit yoke and shoulder straps with
f.. fine s gU8y Tns aps Csc
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-12

Fred Tennegleit has gone back to
farm after being away from it for
years recreation. He admits that he
does his own housekeeping but is hope
full that better days may come.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-12

Next Monday John A. Nash will
join his wife and they will journey over
into Ohio to visit his sister.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-12
DISSOLUTION SALE!
May, 191O==A New Firm

THIS will be the Greatest Clothing Sale put We have
lot Of money raise quick order to settle all existing partnership
deals DID, The firm Of Buhweg Hansen dissolved partnership by
mutual consent Mr. C. Hansen selling his entire interest to his part
neryou all know hm-F A. Buhweg the that sells Hart Schaf
Marx Hand Tailored Clothing who will continue sell you good
clothing at the old stand and word you will understand This
stock must be reduced 100000 by June M We need that much
cash and will make special prices Mems Boys and Cens
Clothing to get results :. :. i. =. :.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-12

Everything marked in plain fig
ures ON our Special Tags. One
price to all. ;. ;. ;. :. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

Qoganspprt, Sno.. 20. SUM-.
Die ,Qogarsport 2oan &c SruIt 60. "
rsi6te Montag i'm Rrstsgeridt cine
petition sin, porin fie um Die @rlaub=
nib nahfudte, seesn @.W.8agnsr. Der
als gtitsIieb Der gbicugoer 6anbeIs'
TANNER an9egeben miro, eine8lase aui
@ieoererlangung bon 9elbern auitreHs
gen gu biirFen, tpelfe our6 ben perItors
bensn Sobu 6. Sobnion, Der Selb't'
morb beging, perloren ginger. 8teit
Grlaubnib ipuroe BON Ridter 2airer
ertbeilt. Die v2osunsport 2oan &
Sruit Co." lit MaTepertpoItertn De,
oSphnipn Glepdtpr Go. SobnTor er:
frantic iit i'm yebruar bi.its Sabrsl
| i'm @aboib, ols .r BON perfhiebene.
gantsn aufaeforoert purbs, Ghsds
tpelte er ausgeitsut, einSulDien. fpsnl
er niht eerihtlih belanst Deroel
lppls. Dor nlsbreren Sabren tpuro
Sohnion, Der pamals grdfioent zine
8ant mar, Die gIsite MAIDEN mubt.
gu IGHssrsr 3u4thaasitrafs Ssrur
tbsiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

Sine geI0te Spru hena
fruge. Sin gutgeIaunter Wlitarbeiter
idreibt: DAP iidh aud Die ihnierigiten
Spruhenirugen in Seiterret6 nit et@
nioem quten 0ilen I0Ien lafen, bss
peiTt bas 9eiIpiel Der Staatsbabn~8ts
rettion Srieit. Dag tie in ben neue'ten
S1neQ5ugspagen ben g8sg 81 getptiz
len Srten, Die man nun etnmal nidt
entbebren mphts, our6 etne Soppelz
nun nit freunoIt6 DeuteHoer Sano be-
aeitet, neroen ibr fpeDer Die Oeutideu
no6 Die Staliener ooer bic SloDensH
periibelu. Ddbrhaft metiterbuTt lit
aber bic 9e3siauun8 fir oos uminDie
sgefeBt" pber ,5rei" gelpGtlt, ourh
cine rotbe oDer tpetBe S4stbe am Shiir'
IhloB ertTpre6enb ben uQgemetn pers
itdnoti6en Giienbabuii9naIeu rSaIt"
unb ,freie Sabrt". 3ur @oQtommsu.
belt feblt nur eines: bic Crime Sarbe
aIs 3ei6en Der beIonosren 8orIi6t an
beitIeu Stellen.
Der quite Ridter. Nus
! 0oubpn miro berrdtet: Vor DEM 0e@
ri6t in 8reerpidp ipieIte ii6 bteier
5uoe cine GSene ab, bic fir ben uuls
fdnq Der 8etpaIt bes ein3elnen aifs
ters in Gngtono 9aratteriitiIh tit.
gu pem 9rdTiosnteu oes Strafgerihts
fam peineno cine Brau geIaufen, Die
ibu erTutte, ibren Mtunn, Der i'm 6e-
| fGngniB gu grtrton cine Strafe BON
mebrsreu Wpnaten ab3uiisen babe,
iDfort in 5retbeit 81 ieBen. sic babe
| flint 8inber gu srnGbren UNI i'm 4n-
aenblid tein Stid 8rot mebr su eHen.
| Der g9i6ter griff 5uerIt in istns Sas
| fche, cab Der DeineHoen eineH tleinen
Ge[obetrag unb bat tie, um 8ottes
piQen NIT benz Wetnen auf5uhnreH,
bus f0nne er nidt pertrageR. er
Ihitte bic ssrau nah 5ouie uno etfpa
cine bdlbe 5tunoe fpGter Duroe aud
Der mann in Jreibsit ssisst, oanii CT
| ieins 1amilis sruabrsa t5unt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21
DenbIing bes Mprbeg an.
qetId

> ~ hs
GouispilIe, R1., 20. Sum-.
Die Granbiurb erbob am Naontag ges
gen sSoiepb DenoItng, ben Ftiiatigeu
Santtor Der tatboltI4en Ct. Sobannss
Stride, bic Nntlage, Die tlstne alm1
aeQner ermorOst au habsn. gs beiBt,
Dab WenDltng in sitem Srte in 5erds
BON etnem 2outsotQer 0etetttp tDentts
fight purbe unD 8ouperneur Diafou
beretts stnen Nuslieferungsbefebl aus
iteQte, bod 1T gtdbsre5 niht in Grfa5s
rung 81 brln9en.
9erS 93eitstag boug bso.
borsROOfeDeIt, il.
ReDgort. 20. suri. SbeObore
gtOoIeOelt, jr., uno SRI. Gtsanore But
Ter 4leranber rei6ten fib In Der 5.
Qpe. qre8bpterianer Stride am Uaons
tag yta6mittag Die Sano gum 8urbs
fIrs 2eben. Der iunge Rooiepelt fagte
oas 6tnbenbe gBOrt nit lduter Sttms
me, tpd6reno 0as rSu" ietner 8rdut
tQum Derne6Tbar mar.
ShDn lange Dor Der Srauung mar
bic Hohborf4uft Der &tr9e DON elmer
oi6ten 8olfsmenge beIagsrt, rpel4e
BON eirsr aus 100 poIt3iften beftebsn@
ben S6ubmunni4aft in Sronung gsa
halten puroe.
SRI. NleIanber tpuroe bon ben1slben
berittenen Bolt3titen, Der am porig:T
Samitag IN Der parQbe BON Der Bat
terie gum Central Yart sur Sette Ieia
nes frii6eren Sbriiten, 0es ebemaIigeu
8efeblsbabers Der rRougbrioers", rift,
3ur 3ir6e unb pon Der &irde CUR
/ Bobnung ibrer 3ante, 5Sruu gbas. q.
| IlerQnoer estorttrt.
Inter Den 3rau5eueen befanben iib
AZ .RougbriDers" b. b. 10 piele Ii4
nod in Der Stabt befanosn, Inn Der
6er3lt6en GtnIQouug Oes 6errn RooIez
peIt nu63utommen. Die Girdbs prangte
i'm 6errIifIten 9lumenI6mud uno bic
9raut I6ritt bur6 etnsn uuf beibsu
| Seiten nit tDetben Roier unD Shnses
gl0then gei6mudten Sang gum Qlz
tar. Sober &ir6enitubl mar nit &pfsn
unbJurrentrdutern gei6miidt unb aua
bic &dn3el uro SduIen Ipdren nit Rpz
| fen umnunDen.
Die grautiungferu tpuren SRI
Gtbel RoDIepeIt, 5rIs. 5arriet uno
cyeQnette QleranDer, SRI. Sean %.
8eIano uno SRI. Settle BtItngtons
Drote. RsO. Or. 6enrp 81. 5uuDers,
Elm GroBuntel Der 8raut, opl5og Die
SrauuHg.
Gin aus so mitglteberu beitefen.
beg Grteiter ipielte Utuittpiecen, mel
Ge bon Der 9ruut IsIbit, elmer tiihz
tigen Muiittennerin, uusgepdbIt MAJ
rem. Inter ben 5oh3eitsgd1ten befunz
oen iih ptele promtneute 2eute. Die
iunqsn gruutleute, peIhe nah Gan
5roncisco iberIieDsIn fperben, ruurosu
nit toftbaren Gef6enten IberIAittet.
Gin Dtlb bitter entfi B r t.
Canning, Wti6., 20. Sunt. oiel
rpiro bsri9tet, baB Der 9ilfssBilobii:
ter BON Wti9igan, s. 3. 9etttt, in Del
Rd5e Green 8ap's nit 8etpalt auI
einem ;Stihoumpfer entfibrt puroe
Gebterer mar bon oem 8eamten be-
i6laQnQbmt iporoeu uno befano I'D
i'm S6Iepptau oes Oumpfers rGbai'
Osborn, als oQs Sau getappt rpuro'
uno Der 9ompfer nit Petttt our4'
brdnnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21
Jn(anO OGe(egrap6
Gin Raubmorber feitges
n m men.

II III III u.
Rem gort, 20. SUM. Mm. s.
Duffp bon 9rootlpn tpuroe am Wons
tag tpegsn Grmoroung bes Greoerid
9enlin perbdftet, Der am II. Jebrudr
i'm Wapslp 5otsI srfhofen puros.
3ipei Ul1nnsr .ri6isnen am senanns
ten 5ase in bem 5Otsl unb erlangten
nit g.3ogenen RspoIoern bos 9elo Der
gnlpefenben. 0eplin, ein armer Seus
fel, iiberr.i9ts ben 9anbiten Elm 10
Gentsftiid. feline eun3e 8aarihoft. Qls
sr Iih umbreb!.. puroe er in oenRus
den seihoiien, iobuB sr stpei Stunoen
fpGter itarb. Die Shurten idluger
nonn iolanae 1uf SomesDesmonb elm.
Biz sr au 9Oben iant. iprensten BIZ
UelbIaoe uno madt.r ii6 NIT oemJn'
bait ssrisIbtn aus osm Gtaabt..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21
limb bic SnieI fpirb fpahrfdeinli9 aud
Diepsr cine semii9te 9ruppen-
garniion erbalten.
Dis aufitdnoif4e 8epegins IN Wleyitr
eine iebr ernite.
9iele Woifen unb Maunition I'm nDrb.
Ii4en 5kil b.r RepubIis
beihlasnabnt.
glm Sonnias. ben g., ioIlte lcss.s
i6l1sen tperben.

aus Benz beutf9en Reih.
Berlin, 20. Suni. Die tIeine
Wunbe am Rnie bes aaiisrs. bic burH
Su itarfes Reiten peruria4t tpurbe, III
ihon 10 gut perbeiIt, oab beracNsr am
Monias beidloFen bat ii4 sar Resntia
mad Riel su begcben.
prinseifin asatbe foll
ommuuisirt morbsn
feiH.
Die fatboliI6e prin5eFin Qsatbe
bon Ratibor urb gornep, bic iitb tiirss
lih nit benz grin3en 5riebrih Wils
belm Don greuBen, bem iiingitsn
Sobne Des peritorbenen qrinSreseuten
2llbrs6t BON 9raunidpeis unb Bsts
ter beg anifers, nermdblte, ioa dHsebz
lid srtommunisirt tporben iein. Die
tatbcliTfx Rirne beftebt BEL Wtiheben
betanntlt9 auf 0orautien fir Die tdz
tboIii6e grsiebuug Der 3u ertpdrtenben
ainber. Sus Ioll dud in oieiem
ssalle aeiteben ietn, ober Der nnnn,eh'
rige gemdbl pern,onie obns bic Sus
itimmung oes aatfsrs bas perldngt,
9srfpre6en nadt au seben uno oer8o'
titan IoII buber, fpie aus 9oftreHen
perlautet, bic Gltern Der prirsefin IN
Fenrtnib seiebt baben, ooB ile unn
ibre Sodter burh ben ihperen Der
itpB sesen bic SeI.be Der airhe ods
srOBte WibfalIsn bes btilissn 9asrs
errest bGtten.
grin3 5einri9 ibsr Bit
beutf9e preffe.
getrGhtlibes 2lufieben biirfts cir
Qrtitsi srregen, nit tpelfem iib Del
.Rolnnb BON Berlin" in ieiner ndhiter
Summer iber bic BON benz prin3er
aoeinrid BON preuben segen bic no
berniiirung Der preife ssfiibrtsr
Eampf luIiis MAIDEN ipirb. Der gru
Der bes aaiiers iit namlid, ieit e
ieine Reiie nab ben Ser. Stdatel
ma4te, iebr itledt auf bic orueritd
nifcbe Spurnaliitit Su iprethen I'M
proteftirt BET jsber iid ihm bietenhel
gsIessnbeit beftis sssen bic ginfiib
rune ameritaniiher WetboD.n in bi
bsutfde 3eitunsspeli. GetpiFe 9lot
ter, bic ndh ameritaniiGem Niuite
bic Rsuigieiten in intereHanter Jorr
brinaen uno audi iiber Dtnge berih
Ten, bic man in ben bo6en unb bchitsl
streiien lisbsr tobtseihipiegeH iebs
mohte, iino ibm elm Greuel. Gr piri
bisi.n 3eitung.n beftis Senfaifcns
bafferei Dor unb preoist bic Rldteh
81 ben altsn beutIten Wetboben.
Der Gncpclita Streit I
pieber aufseipdrmt.
4lIts bate aufssatbme!, als 81
Gncnclitd Streiifan dls srloist sl
ftisn. Wsan min aui beioen Seitei
i'm taiboliihen unb i'm proisitantl
ihen Eager, bon tonfeFionsnem 60
Der nifts ipiHsn. nun min bic 4ngs
Ssenheii bon Reuem in JluB tom
men.
11s amtIife Organ bes 0dtitan
rCHsrpatore Hpmnno1 brinat cir
GrsIdruna bss Snbalts. Die Gnrnclit
lei kreits oaburG, bob lie i'm p6pi
Iihen Mmisbloi. perSffentlihi purD
gum Anstmeinsut aller aatholittn q
.porDen.
Disie. rad BEN gnnHn Derlauf b
Ufrhouetuuntn uustuo1tete Grill
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Wetterberid1t.

Sir D1io unb bas peftliff
a,.nninlpanien: Qlllsen1ein fhones
gsefter am Sienitag uno Wttttipod).
Derdnberlihe Winbe.
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Sic 9elegaten i1ua TIT eifs
rtger Seratbmng.
g5eoOor, RoOfeOs(t wiomete Gd E6on
ON MOntag wieOer fleibig
0er Gr6eit.

SoIepb @snbling, Der muthmuBIthe
D20rber Der glma Genner
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

Die QusIisfsruug bersits BON benz
9pupsrneur bon Ssrus perlanst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

0ieS6nieriefeit Der Durhfiibrung
Der pirtbfdoftlihen Selbfitdnbigtsit
ungarns jtelt ii1 iebt bereits BEL Der
8emibuns l1nsarns, cine duBere I'M
leibe BON 300 Wiaionen &ronen oufe
sunebmen. Die Rotbi6ilo Gruppe
bot eine 8etbeiligung an Der anletbs
abgelebnt.
Selbitmorb eines Sugen b.
freunbes bes 8ulgas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

sou in Seras iosntifisirt porbsn isin
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
HALL ASP|RES ID
 BE NEVADA SHERIFF

A former citizen of Bisbee, H. O Hall, known here as "Tex" Hall is the democratic candidate for sheriff of White Pine country, Nevada, hay ing been nominated by an overwhelm- vote at the primary election of his party.
 When Hall lived here he was COW boy and part of the time was en- gagged in professional gambling in the days when the tiger" was run wied open. He went from here to Nevada and went into partnership with Tex" Rickard in the Southern club saloon and gambling house in Ely and is still interested in the place. The Southern Club was held up one night last week and about s2.- 900 was taken from the games.
 Two men were killed drring the hold up. It was reported nere that Jack Petty, an old time gambler was one of those killed bat this report could not be verified, and is not credited by his friends here
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
OFFICERS SEARCH Alt
 DAY WITHOUT RESULTS
TRIP TO HEREFORD ON cHINk
 MURDER CASE IS UNPRooUcT- I'VE E.EE
IKE

Although nearly a week has passed since the murder of the Chinamen by a masked bandit near Hereford, the authorities are still confident of ap- pretending the slayer. They have in vestigated several incidents that ap- peared to be clues, but which later developed to have no connection with the case.
 Yesterday Sheriff Jack White, Dep uty Sheriff Will White and Constable Twomey rode over to Hereford and spent the day in that vicinity in the hopes of accommodating evidence. They put in about 40 miles on horseback and upon their return last night they stated they had not found any clews
 There has been some sensational rumors that the murder was commit [ ted by a fellow eountryman, but ttc officers declare that the evidence does not connect a Chinaman in the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
.DEMEREsT HERE ID
 COLLECT BACK TAX

Assistant County Treasurer Frank Demerest arrived in this city yes terday from Tombstone to force the collection of back taxes ca houses that are located on company ground, and on other personal prop erty.
 The tax attorney has held that houses located on company ground are personal property, giving as the law Paragraph 393s of the revised statutes of 1901.
 The assistant treasurer Is allowed mileage and costs on each case where payment of these taxes is forced. This would add considerable to the amount to be paid if it is necessary to 20 the limit to make the collec- tion. To avoid making it any hard CT on the delinquent than is abso- lutely necessary an arrangement has been made to apportion this mileage expense. In the cases where the back taxes are not at once paid the property will be attached without further notice
 The assistant treasurer will spend about a week here there being near ly 100 of these cases of delinquency on personal property including build ings on company ground. The back taxes due on this property amount to more than 5000.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
FOUND ~cHoK cHEE"

J. E. Strand, of the immigration service, was in this city yesterday OF official business in relation to an alien believed to be here con- trary to the immigration laws. He had been at Hereford to investigate the killing of the Chinaman last week. The officer secured the dead Chinaman's certificate and turned it over to the officer in charge at Naco. It is very seldom that a "Chok Chee" belonging to Chinaman is found after the death of the original owner as his countrymel always try to secure these valuable papers as soon as their owner dies Often times certificates that were the prop erty of deceased Chinamen bring as much as $500 each from Chinese who want to enter the country and are willing to run the chance of being caught with papers that were issued to Chinamen who had since died
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
MSswvx NAssm SSax SSax
INTRUDER SLASHES
 MINISTER'S WIFE
CUTS WOMAN WITH KNIFE WHEN SHE GOES TO AID OF HUSBAND

Charged with committing an as sault with a deadly weapon, Lean. ardo Valenzule. a Mexican, was ar rested by Constable Twomey yester day morning and was placed unde bond in the sum of $500 for his ap- pearance for trial in Justice Highs court this afternoon
 A warrant for his arrest was sign ed by A. D. Abani, a minister, who resides in Dubachei cahs on. The minister charges that Valenzula fore, ed his way into his home Sunday night while intoxicated. Rev. Abani attempted to eject him and yalen' zula whipped out a knife. The min ister's wife sprang between the men and in so doing receivd a slight cut on the right wrist The minister finally succeeded in ejecting the in truder.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
MUCH TROUBLE
 FOR INNOCENT
 STOCK DEALER
o, L. Edgar of Cochise May
 Have to Journey to Texas
 to Face GroundleSS Charge

Some three weeks ago a dispatch
 appeared in the papers announcing
 that the United States At,Jrney's of fee was serving notice on O.
 L. Edger. of Coehise, that he
 soon to answer the charge of
 shipping a tubercular heifer from
 that point into Arizona last Septem- Der.
 Yesterday a Review reporter met Dr. Norton, the territorial yeterin-
 arian, on the Bisbee train and asked
 him for particulars about Edger's , case
 Dr. Norton has held the same off cial position for many terms and is
 in touch with all shipments of stock
 into the territory and knows all about
 this one The doctor as a rule will give little for publication about sani- tary work as he considers it of no advantage to the interests affected, but in this case he thought an ex- planation was due Mr. Edgar and l others as the matter has been made
 public.
 Mir. Edgar. jsst @ year ago satur' day. arrived in Amorilla. Texas, with a shipment of three horses and a Jersey heifer. accompanied by cer- tificate of health for same given by a graduate veterinarian at point of | origin, Shattock, Oklahoma, in com pliance with Dr. Norton's direction. i At this point a local veterinarian held up the shipment, ignored the certfi- cate and tested the heifer for tuber- culosis and claimed that she was dis | eased. While this was being done the railroad officials wired Dr. Norton regarding entrance into Arizona of live stock and he answered without knowing anything about the Edger shipment or the doctors testing same, that stock would be admitted ii ac- commanded by a certificate issued al point of origin. The shipment was then forwarded on and Dr. Norton admitted it on the original certif-
 cate on receipt of message from the
 s. P. officials at Fl Paso, Texas.
 Mir Edgar heard nothing more
 about the m,hter until notified or
 the prosecution when he at once sent
 for pr. Norton to examine and destroy his COW if necessary. The doctor
 tested the heifer August 29 and So
 with ,uberculine and the result show
 cd that she was free from tuberculosis
 infection and her fine condition in-
 dicated that she was perfectly
 healthy.
 The Edger family were delighted
 with the result fer their pet heller
 is now fresh and they are using her milk. Besides Mrs. Edger had been so forried over the articles publish ed that she even dreamed of her bus
 hand being sent to prison leaving hel to run their dry farm alone. The doctor says he only wishes ! that Oklahoma would send us some more families like the Edgers and more good healthy heifers-
 IL is unfortunate that such a cir constance should have arisen to wor " this good family and to possibly cause expense in defending against l q complaint made by an unauthorized official and in face of the fact that the heifer is now healthy and was shipped to Arizona strictly in accord ance with the law.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
N. N. GUARDS ARRIVE.

CAMP ATASCADERo Cal. Sept
 13-The Natl ,n2i Guard of New Mexico. consisting of regiment of infantry, two troops of cavalry and battalion of field artillery, command ed by Lieutenant Colonel W. c. Por- terfield arrived in camp today. Gen eral A. s. Brooks, a graduate of west Point and who several years in the regular army. but is now adjutant general of the territory. accompanied the troops as far as Los Angeles. He is expected in camp in a day or two.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
sALLlNeeR IS SUED

WASHINGTON Sept. 1s.-Secre-
 tary Bailinger was sued in the su- perior court of the District of Col umbia today by Emerson H. Smith, Ia reality operator of New Mexico.
 who asserts that after giving the final decision in his favor in a case involving valuable land adjoining the town of Clovis. N. M.. acquired by Smith at 5000 the secretary reop- Iened the case without authority of flaw and awarded the land to an- other who seeks to oust Smith on
 the technicality.
 The secretary was restrained from carrying his decision into effect pend ing a hearing
 DENVER, Sept 1s.-The chamber of commerce arranged to entertain
 at luncheon Wednesday, Secretary
 Ballinger who is scheduled to ar
 rive from Salt Lake tomorrow night
 Ballinger will discuss irrigation land matters.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
AT THE oaPHEuM.

"yip. Yap Yea seen at the Or. pheum last night is one of the best bills that has been presented by the Frank Rich Musical Comedy com. pany. The bill is written and pro duced by Fritz Fields and his com edy and through the entire play wal very much enjoyed by the audience Miss Genevieve de Lacour in the song Any old time in any old place was one of the features of the per formance and she received several encores- A new song. Down Where the Big Bananas Grow" sung by Leonard Lohr and chorus made one of the hits of the evening. As . whole the performance was one oi the best since the engagement of the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
SPRING CANYON WATER SUPPLY | MAY BE USED
Aldermen Will Today Investi- gate Advissablity of Bring ing it to This City--Grade Ordinance Ordered

The city council met yesterday aft ernoon at 1 o'clock to take up the matter of establishing a side walk grade line ordinance for Upper Main street. After a short discussion with J. H. Jack about changing the grade of the sidewalk in front Of his building the city attorney was instructed :, draw up an ordinance fixing the grnde for sidewalks from the corner of the McPherson build ing to Castle Rock.
 The aldermen will go to Spring canyon today to make an investiga- gation of the water supply in that canyon with the intent of utilizing it for fire protection purposes by bringing it to the city reservoir by means of gravity pipe line.
 IL is generally understood that there is g strong supply of water in Spring canyon and as the canyon lis above the city reservoir level the water can be run into the reservoir without pumping and will add much to the efficiency of the fire protec- ton system by giving a greatly in creased supply.
 There is TOW no doubt but that the city well up the canyon will furnish water enough to fill the res. ervoir and keep it filled. Last night there was nearly Is feet of water in it, which means that it is within seven feet of it's capacity, By add ing tho flow from Spring canyon to the water that can be pumped from the well it is believed that there will be an abundance of water for the fire protection system and surplus enough to supply the street sprinkler.
 The councilmen will visit the canyon this afternoon and spend sev- eral hours with the city engineer and street superintendent in the investigation of tae water suppiy in dications. People who have made in vestigations of this canyon before are confident that there is an abund- ance of water to be had with little development.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
LIBERTY WAS BRIEF
 FOR THIS MEXICAN

Released from the county jail at Tombstone last Friday. Luis Paredes, Mexican, will be taken to that in stitution today to begin a 60 day sentence he received from Justice High yesterday. He was arrested by Constable McRea Saturday night on a charge of stealing pair of trousers from the Copper Queen store On the previous day he was released from jail after serving a 60 day sen tence for stealing two pair of trous CTS from the Miner Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-20
RATE HEARING RESUMED

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-The freight rate hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission examiners, in which the railroads operative in Western territory are seeking to justify a proposed increase i1 freight rates on certain commodities. was resumed in Chicago today.