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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19
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Horse for sale. See DIR. Steed.
l7lbs Sugar $l.O0 Cash at The
Clark Grocery Co.'S.
For Sale-S-ft Aermotor and der
rick in working order. Call at
GRAPHIC office for information. 2S
Good oak sideboard for sale cheap,
ask at the GRAHHIc office.
Phone 22l for baggage and ex-
press. 2ltf
Phone 22l for screens and all
kinds of woodwork.
See James G.. Tabor for screens
of every kind. He make them.
Try a nice cut of steak at Stump
& Hinyard's.
Cash and Low Prices keep us in
the lead. The Clark Grocery Co.
Nice, fresh, Jersey cows for sale.
Write Box 254 or see the GRAPHIC.
Corn Flakes and Wheat Flakes at
ten cents a package makes cheap
and wholesome breakfast food. Try
them Mt The Clark Grocery Co.'s.
Prompt, Polite, Sanitary the
three best points about n Grocery
store coupled with low prices and
high class goods make The Clark
Grocery Co. S store the most popu-
lar place in town.
We will move into our new
quarters about Oct. /, and wish Ia
dispose of our heavy stock to avoid
the expense of moving into the new
quarters. Deming Machine Works
27tf
Stump & Hinyard can attend tC
your meat and grocery orders all al
the same time.
For quick sales on commission
basis, list your property with
McCan & Laffoon, the land men.
Let us fiji your prescription. A
prescription put up mt our store Il
put up right. j. A. Kinnear & Co
All kinds of classy work at tn
Deming Planning Mill.
James c. Tabor makes screen
, while you wait. Tell him any siz
you want at the Deming Planinl
Mill.
We save you at least 10 per cent
on monuments and iron fence. Bill
e Bros, l455 Broadway, Denver
G Write us. Stewards iron fence u
O per foot. declO
Last Warning: Price of coal NJ
vances from S7.25 to SS.25 Sept.
D Buy now and save money, your o
, der will be thoroughly appreciated
}. Sam Watkins, phone 20.
p We are offering ut bargain price
D. windmills. water tanks, gasolir
drums, hay presses and other hea'
machinery. Come and get our pri
IL es-you will save money. II
is Deming Machine Works. q
= For sale or trade ut sacriliC
's high grade piano. Z. o. box 10
Deming, N. M. 36tf
We Dress making wanted, at re
nd dence opposite Catholic churC
Of Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs.
os c. Carpenter, 26'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19
Harmony Orchestra
Furnish music for Dances. Card
Parties, Receptions, 'Al IlomesH or
any Public or Private Function.
Mrs. w. H. Med
Director

All litigation pertaining to the
Deming Real Estate 4 Improvement
Co. has been settled. the receiver
discharged, and the company is now
in position to give perfect title TO
all its property. A number of its
very desirable residence lots are
now on the market. A small cash
payment will be required and the
balance on easy monthly Install
meQts. These lots are advantage
ously located, being In the immedi-
ate vicinity of the courthouse, the
present school building and the new
high school building. The payments
are so arranged as TO give persons
OF small means an opportunity to
profit by the rapid advance in the
price of Deming real estate. II
will pay you to investigate our
proposition.
DEMING REAL ESTATE & IMP. co.
Phone "a. Office next door u
county clerk, Gold Ave.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19

Mrs. Martha Burdick Ament is in
Mexico on business.
Miss Helen Swope was among the
jolly "week-enders" at the Kerr
ranch Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Ruth Cox and Leah Bar
racks and Messrs. A. j. Huxtable
and Louis Jones picnicked at Hatch,
Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19
Well Digging and Cleaning

| nm prepared Co do all kinds of
we'll digging and we'll cleaping on
abort notice. Inquire Of Tony Ehr-
mann or Lciiler.
lgtf MoNRoe GRAHAM.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19
PERSONAL.

with Fred Miller at Gage.
Secretary Bedichek Sundayed at
Silver City.
Leona WaIker is visiting friends
at Silver City.
Bud Williams is visiting friends
here this week.
J. N. Upton has returned from
his ranch up the river.
Benjamin Titus was In FL Paso.
Tuesday.
Auditor Brown of the Harvey
system was in town. Monday.
Mary McIiugh left for her home
in Galesburg, ILL.,, Monday.
Mrs. ]. J. Bennett and son are at
Haywood this week.
Lew Carr came down from San
Marcial, Tuesday.
Col. o. A. Bailey, Of Columbus,
was in the city shaking hands with
numerous friends Saturday.
Mrs. j. A. Moelich, of FL Paso, is
visiting Mrs. A. G. Hines at her
claim southwest of town.
Walter Birchfeld, foreman Of the
Diamond A, lower ranch, was in
town this week.
John A. Lomax left last Tuesday
for Cheyenne, Wyo., going by way
California.
Clyde Mebus, manager of the
Harvey House buffet, has been
transferred to Trinidad.
Loretta Grant, of Chicago. is one
of the new Harvey House employ
ees.
viii Shakespeare of FL Paso, was
a pleasant GRAPHIC caller Wednes-
day afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. p. X. Connaway
were visiting friends up the MINI
bres yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Cameron is pleasant
ly located at Newport Beach, CAL,
and is enjoying ocean breezes and
surf bathing.
Col. p. r. Smith. Of San Diego,
an old time highly respected resi-
dent of Deming, has been visiting
old friends here for a few days.
Marshall Doolittle is up from the
Alamojuaco ranch to see his new
son, and while here purchased
valuable piece of real estate.
Mrs. z. II. Reed and son, of +
Paso, accompanied by Mrs. Reed
ST., are visiting at the home of Ott'
Smith.
Prof. Edwards and Robt. Foulks
who have been visiting at Lee 0
Iesters's, returned to their home il
Fort Worth, Saturday.
Pat Num-, foreman of the Dia
mond A, Apache Tejo ranch, was Il
town Tuesday, enroute to Los An
geles.
Mesdames Arthur Raithel and L
b. Murchison are visiting in Sea
manvill, the guests of Mrs. Nelli
Quincy.
Mr.. Gardner, of Alpine, Texas,
visiting his daughter, Mrs. August
us Keoler, at their ranch home ives
of the city.
0. T. Payne and family hay
gone to Crosswell, Tenn. MI
Payne says he is going to retain h
New Mexico claim so he can retur
at will.
David Hicks, who has been visi
ing his nephew, G. l.. Hicks, II
the past two weeks, returned to h
home in Burlingame, Kansas, la
Monday. -
DIR. s. d. Swope and family lea'
!, tomorrow for San Francisco, whe
he will deliver an address befo
:. the Pacific Surgeons Associatio
- They will be absent about ten day
- Miss Jean Burrell, of Huntsvil
:, Ala, is the guest of Mrs. Lee
:, Lester. She will be very kindly
A membered by many Deming p'
n pie.
!, Mrs. M. M. Dunson was no
!, from Silver City over Sunday and
nc vastly improved in health, to
a. great delight of her many friel
~, here.
"a Mrs. Fendal and Jack Tracy hi
90 arrived from California and Sam
= Mary are expected in n couple
- weeks. Their summer outing
been very pleasant.
~, Misses Esther Bolich, Cal
Steed, Mildred Lerchen, Jane
as Merrill, Dorothy Duff and Lo'
..AN
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19

Statehood meeting on Thursday
evening. August 25. Ely win tell
YOU where he stands.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
 M'CORMiCk'S VISIT
MEDICAL SOCIETY WILL FINISH ARRANGEMENTS TO RECEIVE NOTED PHYSICIAN

The Cochise Medical Society will meet Saturday night in the office of the Copper Queen dispensary for the purpose of making arrangements for the visit of Dr. Mccormack of the National Medical socsety who is com ing here fir the purpose of delivering one Or more lectures on Pubic Health and on Hygiene
 Dr. McCSrmack's lectures are of grdat interest to the public in gen eral and are reported to be not only instructive but entertaining. He will lecture in all the larger of the Arizona towns during his visit to the territory
 The local medical society will ap point committees to assist in arrang tug for the lecture and it is very prob able that several of the city's bus ness men will be named on these COT ditions- The Bisbee Wpman's clut will invite Dr. Mccormack to deliver n lecture at the club house for the benefit of the women of this city whether club members or not. If he accepts this invitation he will be ask ed to speak on Household Hyg enc. Dr. Mccormack wIl be in Risbee week afuer next the exact date of his arrival not having as yet been an nCunced
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03
BODY OF GOVERNOR
 STOLEN, II IS SAID
REMAINS OF YZAREL TAKEN AT HERMosILLo, ACCORDING TO REPORTS

Unconfrmed rumors reached Bisbee yesterday that the body of former Goversor Rafael Ysabel, of Sonora had been kidnapped. Efforts to con firm the reports proved unsuccessful In many places no truth is attached to the rumor. but close friends os the dead governor at Cananea are in clined. it is said. to believe that the body has been stolen.
 During Gov. Ysabel's administration the Yaqui Indians gave the state con siderable trouble and Gov. Ysabei dealt with the Indians with an iron hand. It is suspected that they stole the body.
 Gov. Ysabel died on board a steam CT enrpute from Europe to this cour try last month and only a few weeks ago his body was laid to rest at Her
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03
YEARS FUR MAN WHO
 STOLE HORSE
Heavy Sentence Is Given Lo- cal Mexican By Judge Doan Jury ConyictS Lowell Or lenders

TOMBSTONE. Nov. ?. (SpeciaD.- Two jury trials were held in the criminal Court today and in both cases the defendants were found guilty. They were Marguerite Garcia, a Mexican woman from Lowell and ManciEa Marez, also a Mexican from Lowell The former was accused of committing an assault with a deadly weapon. She struck a woman with beer bottle in a fight Marez was charged with burg arizing the Bonan "a rooming house at Lowell.
 Leopold Mesa. of Bisbee, who was found guilty yeSerday of grand lar eeny, was sentenced today by Judge Dean to serve three years in the pen ftent ary. Mesa sto'e a horse belong ing to the Palace Grocery company.
 Thursday the murder case of Mar Marcario Jaso, Mexican, will be heard. This is ths only case set for 
 It is expected that the cases against John E. Casey, the we'll known mining engineer of Douglas and Fl Paso will be set within the next few days. Five cases are held against the defend ant He is accused of libel and em At the last term of court he was acquitted on a charge of making false reports on the Car men Consolidated Copper company's
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03
BOARD OF TRADE ID
 SOON BE-ORGAA|zE
WiLCs MEET TONIGHT OR TO MORROW TO RESUME OPERA TONS

The Bisbee board of trade is to hold a meeting either tonight or tomorrow night to elect president ! to succeed George Buxton who will resign because of the fact that he is about to leave the territory.
 4 number of rames have been sug- gested for the presidency among whom are some of the leading busi- ness men of the city but no one has been decided on and until after after the election it is not possible to say who MT. Buxton's successor will be.
 . The coming board meeting aside from being for the purpose of cleo ting a president will be for the pur- pose of getting together again and getting busy with a reorganization plan. It is the intention of the board to greatly increase its member ship and to get every business mar in the city interested and all others who are desirous of taking part in the public spirited work of the board.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03
COMPLETE HEARING
 IN LAND CONTEST
TESTIMONY IN FIGHT FOR WiD- oW's PROPERTY IS coNcLUD- ED

A hearing of evidence in the Lock ett-Soore land contest was held yes terday in the office of United States Comm .ssioner Taylor and both sides submitted their evidence which was taken down by a stenoerapher and VII be submitted to the land office from where the decision will be made
 Royal R. Lockett is contesting <he homestead Of Mrs. Moore. the widow of the late Edward B. Moore. who was killed about a yFar ago by a fall from cattle train in New Mexico The bomestead is in the Sulphur Springs valley and was located by Moore not long before his death.
 Lockett contests the location on the grounds that Mrs. Moore has not resided on the land and has not cul tivated it He filed a contest notice shorty after the death of the Iocat or, the defendants husband, and the question was argued early in the sum mer. The land office decided in favor of Mrs. Moore and she was left in pos session of her property.
 Not satisfied with the first decision of the land office and to, all appear ances still covetous Of the widows land, Lockett has filed another con test alleging slightly different reason why Mrs. Moore should not be given title to this property.
 Mrs. Moore is one of .he teachers in the schools of th:s district and maintains herself and moutfier by her work in the school During the hear ing yesterday she stated that it is i'm possible for her to live on the land as she is obliged to support herself by teaching and her work is miles from her homestead. She said that She intends to cultivate a part of the land but that at present it is used for grazing purposes and is fenced in Mrs Moore stated that in her opinion the land is worth more for graz'ng than for farming and that she ownes some of the cattle that feed on her land.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03
eiRoux SUES ON RATES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The es- tablishment of through rates and joint rates from Chicago to Mississ- ippi River points and from Denver and Pueblo covering the shipment of commodities and classes of freight moving to points on the Nev ado Northern railroad from Chicago and eastern points through Chica- go is asked in a petition filed with the interstate commerce csnmis- sion today. The petitioner Is the Giroux Consolidated Mining company. of Duluth and Ely, Nevada and is against the Nevada Northern. south- ern Pacific. Pennsylvania and ffteen other railroads whose commodity and class rates are attacked as un- equal
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03
SAYS THOROUGH
 INVESTIGATION
 WILL BE MADE
Chairman of Finance Com mittee Says Deep Probe Is To Be Made in Examiners Report

We intend to make a thorough ih- yestigation into the matter" said M. Newman, chairman of the finance committee of council, yesterday in speaking of the committee appointed to investigate the irregularities charg, ed to city offices by the report of Examiner Cuthbert, who examined the records covering the city's business for the last two years.
 If you find any shortages do you intend to secure'a remuneration for the city?" he was asked.
 That We do, but of course We will be guided by the advice of the city attorney. Many of the records are missing and this will undoubtedly make the investigation pretty hard. However, We intend to go to the bottom and learn the entire condi- tions."
 In speaking of the real and per onal property the Cuthbert report says:
 Tn checking the real and personal property, the amount in two years covered by our audit s10.4447s, we had to compile from stubs of the receipt books the total amount col lected and compare it with the to- tai collected by the treasurer's cash book as there was no book of rec ord showing the details of the col lectiops, when collected or when de posted. The treasurer kept no gen eral ledger and no account was kept showing the amounts charged to the different collections"
 The report says that the receipts on real and personal property col lected from the assessment rolls of 1908 and 1909, also on personal prop erty as shown on the assessment roll of 1910 totalled s1o9,423.90. The amount turned into the city as shown by the treasurer's cash book was sIOs. .444.7s. a difference of s97s.12. The difference is accounted for. the report says, by entries in the cash book of March, April and May for personal property for sI,0f1.5S. The stubs of the receipt books are gone, according to the report, and there is no means of verifying that the amount of s1,011.5s was all charged to the 1908 assessment roll.
 In checking over the stubs of re- ceipts books for personal property tax collected by J. J. Patton in the months of February to May 1910 the stubs showed s1,o13.S2. The amounts received by Marshal Stevens per receipts he gave to Patton was $993.62, a difference of s20.3o. accord ing to the reports.
 Continuing the report says that the stubs on the receipt book for Ii censes with the record book, show ing in detail the licenses collected. are gone Receipts from S.501 to B. 500 are missing The record books show cash collected from the tax receipts from S,501 to S57s, but the tax receopts from s,5So to $500 are not .on file. The street tax is short s94.60, the report says. Mar shai Stevents is short s20.50 in fines, it alleges. The building, plumbing and sewer permit fund is short s17e. The report also says that there is nothing to show what amount was collected by milk licenses.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03
HOLD UP PARTY WHO
 VISITED CITY
Mine Officials Are Robbed in Railroad Yards At Lords burg, N. Mr While Taking A Stroll

Captain Thomas Hoatson, of Cal umet, Mich, returning from Bisbee and Cochise county with a party of c. & A. directors, Alfred Paul, of Doug,as. Raymond Sargent, of Denver. Colo, and W. H. Harlow. of Boulder, Colo, were held-up and robbed of s11 in the railroad yards at Lordsburg, N. M, Tuesday night. The hold-up occurred at a late hour and did not become generally known until yesterday.
 The party Of c. & A directors included Col. Thomas Cole, Charles Briggs, Charles d'Autremont, Cap tain Hoatson. Jim Hoatson and John Greenway, of Bisbee, general man ager of the c. & A. Properties. The party composes the directorate of the c. & A and s. P. com panies and were here last week to hear the report of Dr. Ricketts and James Doug,as. who examined the properties for the purpose Of furnishing the directors with in- formation for an equitable consol- idation of the properties. The party eft Douglas Tuesday morning in a private car and went to Lords burg where mine was inspected
 Paul is the general manager of the property. According to dispatches re ceiyed last night by the Review Mes SITS. Paul. Captain Hoatson, Sargent and Harlow we're stroiling about in the yards a short distance from the private car while waiting for their dar to be attached to a regular train. They had proceeded but short dis stance when two men, clad as COW boys, jumped from behind a box car and evelled guns at them. While one of the men stood guard the other
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03
DISAPPEARANCE
 IF LOCAL MAN
 CAUSES WORRY
Friends of Jim Riley, Miner, Missing Several Days, Are Growing Alarmed Over His Absence

J. J., Jim" Riley has disappeared and his many friends here are wor ried as nothing has been heard of him for about two weeks. Riley roomed at the Philadelphia hotel and two weeks ago left the rooms and all his belongings and went out of the house as though going out for some errand down town.
 It was learned that after leaving the house he drank heavily for a short time and then disappeared. He did not take any of the out going trains as fast as can be learned from Bssbee or Lowell and if he left Bis bee he must have walked out of town. An unconfirmed runor was heard yesterday to the effect that he had been seen somewhere near the Colorado river in the western part of the territory. but this report could rot be traced to authentic source
 Riley worked in one of the mines here and had many friends in Bsbee anu su hoI do it fS htOWH nd1 QO reason for leaving the city.
 All his many helongings. some of which are valuable, were left in his room at the Philadelphia and all that he took with him, if he left town. was what he had On his person at the time. He was known to be careful to pay his bills and is not known to owe any one in this city a cent. His disappearance has caused considerable uneasiness among his friends who are anxious to learn of his whereabouts and if any news of him is received by anyone here it would be consider ed faTor by his friends if the person receiving the news will report if to Charles Cunningham.
 So far as it is known Riley had had TO trouble here with anyone and was very well satisfied with his work and surroundings and no possible req son can be given for his sudden di4 appearance without word to any oi his friends or to the owner of the hotel where lie roomed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03
EMPIRE STATE IS READY
 TO wALlOP c. O. D
tconiinacd from Page D.

tSonfinacd rom Page II.
 slG0 early in the day, and 1t was re.
 ported that other moderate sums had
 been wagered on the same basis.
 or the small wagers showing dem. ocratic optimism one of the most in. teresting was this: A Tammanv man
 bet S10 that Dix would win by l5O 0Oo on condition that his opponent take an additional wager on the 100 000
 proposition. In other words the sup- porter of Stimson's chances can lose nothing unless the democratic plural ity is 15G, ,000
 One Tammany man who wagered q ten-sided affair. was quoted yesterday as follows at even money: Dix to win: the whole democratic state tick ct to win; the democrats to carry the state senate; the democrats to carry the assembly: the democrats to win majority of the next congress: Dix to have plurality of 10000; Dix to have plurality of 100000; Hearst to receive 75,00G votes for lieutenant governor; not one repub- lican congressman to be elected in New York county and not one re- publican congressman to be elected in Kings county. The man who backed these propositions was figur- ing, of course, on a democratic land slide, and small bets all over town have reflected a similar feeling among Tammany politicians
 In order to get the views of lead ing men in each political camp on the subject of the betting a demo- crat and a republican, both leaders in their parties here and men whose influence is decidedly more than To- cal. were asked for their opinions this afternoon. What they said was il- luminative of the different attitudes. and 1t may be said that the repubii- can seemed just as honest in calling the prevailing odds ridiculous as the democrat was in upholding them.
 Said the democrat: The odds on Dix are based largely on the known defection of lifelong republicans. Ev- cry day they are announcing them selves as favoring the democratic ticket and opposing Stimson on ac- count of Roosevelt influence; the menace to prosperity idea too. has had big effect on middle class shop pers and iaboring men To casual observer and the skilled politician alike all the signs indicate a-sweep for Dix"
 The republican gave this view: Our inquiries show that the anti ! Roosevelt feeling in Wall street and | the club districts. Elsewhere Stim- l son will get a big democratic vote. | know of thousands of letters reciv- ed by congressional and legislative I in the city showing that i the decrease in republican support in he restricted residential portions Of heir district is more than offset by he continued popularity of Roosevelt h the tenement sections of the same districts. I do not see how Dix can win at all The betting that he win get a large plyrality appears to me to De the height of absurdity.
 O. O. STHALEY. |
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-03

hastily searched the pockets of the fcur men. An approaching train frightened the hold up men and they fed. All of the victims possessed more money than the stick up artists secured but the robbers overlooked the valuables in their haste.
 No effort was made to enter the car. According to dispatches the car contained $1.5o0 and all of the occu pants were asleep at the time. The porters on the car were not molested. Sargent and Harlow are stock hold CTS in the companies. They were also here a few days ago on an in spection tour.