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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-05


The foot OF a horse is one OF the
most ingenious and unexampled pieces
of mechanism in the whole range Of
animal structure. The outside hOof Is
made up Of a series Of thin vertical
iaminae OF horn, about 800 in number.
Into this are fitted about 500 more thin
laminae, which belong to the coffin
bone, both sets being elastic and ad-
herent. The edges Of a quire Of paper
inserted leaf by leaf into another quire
will furnish a good idea Of the ar
rancement Of the laminae in all the
feet. amounting to about 1000. These
are distributed in the most secure man
ner and in a way that every spring IS
acted upon in ~ oblique direction.
Verify there is display Of natures
wonder every where.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-05
An Amendment.

"Are you ready to live on my In
conner he asked softly.
She looked up into his face trust
ingly.
certainly, dearest" she answered.
~if-if"-
'If what?"
IF you get another one for your
self."-New York Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-05
EDUCATION.

If we work upon marble it VII
pensh. # we work upon brsss
time viii eface i. # we rear tenn
pies they VII crumble mic dust.
but f we work upon immortal
minds. # we Undue them with pm
ciiples. with the Just fear Of God
and love Of our fellow men. we
eagave on those tablets something
which viii brighten to al eternity.
-Daniel Webster.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-05

OF credit for the mex rule Of March
10. for every mothers son OF tn--
not only voted against IL. but fought
il tooth and nail. They Nre simply
trying to save their faces"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-05
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-05

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Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
A RELAPSE WAS FATAL
 ID COUNCILMAN LUK|N
HE PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY
 FORENOON.
In Hls Death Tempe Loses Another Substantial and Progressive
 Citizen.

In the sudden and unexpected death ui Councilman $ N Lukin yesterday morning. Tempe lost another of its prominent and progressive citizens. II was shortly after nine o'clock that MT Lukin passed away. The news "l hiS death spread rapidly about town ann was received ou all sides with 'Npf"S sions nf the most sincere regret, L" g4thar with words ui profound sympJ
 thy Tor the men-hrrs of his ldmiiN Though it was known tn all that Mi. Iukin was down with pneumonia. the seriousness of hiS illness was realized by only few. the attending physi- cianS and those most intimate With the family On "Wednesday evening, Mir. I.ukin was reported slightly bet fer and announcement to that effect appeared in yesterdays paper. Largely on that account the public was httl" urrparrd to learn of his demise.
 MT I.ukin's fatal illness dates back only a couple of weeks. though II real r. started. as before stated. in \"Vem ber when he was assisting in the fire men's' tournament at the fair. ii' caught severe. cold during practic" an' did not fully regain his health again. Th, cold continued to trouble him and a little. over two weeks ago he vas obliged ta take to his bed. being then threatened with pneumonia The case was taken in hand promptly and in less than a week the councilman was on his feet again. though weak from his illness He then suffered relapse which proved fatal. Pneumonia de veloped in a pronounced form and a number of consultations were held among the physicians. Though rest ing slightly easier Wednesday evening he suffered severe hemorrhage dur ing the night Dr. Alexander. the fam ilv phvSician. was in attendance auu he called Dr. Brechan. II was only with the utmost effort that the flow of blood was stopped and the patient was left in very critical condition. Early in the forenoon. another hem orrhage occurred and the patient practically bled to death.
 Mir Lukn has been resident Of Tempe for nearly ten years. coming here from Philadelphia. For the past seN eral years he has been actively as sociated with his father in the mer- cantiIe business here. He was one of Tempe's substantial citizens and WAS always active in any matter that tend ed tu the betteTmeRt a--.i Improvement of the town. Not quite two years ago he was elected d member of the city
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
AUTOS FIOUNDERED
 ON PUBLIC HIGHWAY
It Took Good Team to Pull One Ma
 chine Out of the Mud.

It's one thing to flood d road and another tn get stuck in the mud hole thus created with an automobile It is not often that the man who floods the road suffers this humiliation in
 return. but that is what happened to John Anderson. He hung up in his new Studrbaiier ear for an hour or so in a mud hole near the Date Odchard day before yesterday. on the same road which h. paid fine for flooding He eventually pulled out. however. with out help. but an hour or so later Wm. Strong landed in the same hole and
 tp all outside appearances was there
 tp remain indefinitely. The harder he tried to get the machine out. the deep
 TT il flOundered in the mud Finally the body rested on the ground and
 the back wheels spun. With So MT
 Strong was the representative of the
 Case Machinery company. al man of considerable size. \ rope was attach
 eel to the front of the machine and
 AIr Strong and the stranger took turns about pulling. but tO no avail. \ team nf mules was eventually pressed into service but they were unable to ac- c,mpliSh any more than the two men
 After eXhausting all resources and
 floundering iu the mud from five o'clock until eight Mr. Strong routed nu, Mahlon Brown. MT Brown hook
 ed mp one of his best teams and the machine was forthwith snaked out. but
 so firmly was il imbedded in the mud
 that it was about all the team could do to budse it.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
THE MASS MEETING SATURDAY
 EVENING.

A mass meeting will be held in the Mesa opera house Saturday evening. March j. for the purpose of bringing before the property owners of this city a proposition |" lease the northwest lJir Of the south Park to the gram mar school board for. q term "f ninety nine years for the purpose of construct ing there a fine new grammar school. which when completed will cost in the neighbOrhOod of S5U.OoO.
 IL is understood that the opinion re garding this matter k about evenly di- vided among the property owners here. there being some who think the idea "f erecting the new building on the pro- posed site a, good one: whiie others think that a more feasible site could be chosen for this purpose. However. the meeting to be held tomorrow even ing promises to be an interesting one, as good arguments can be advanced for either side
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
BOOSTING PROPOSED SUMMER
 RESORT.

The directors of the Pineair summer resort project have employed Elijah AL len and D. P. Jones as solicitors for the sale of stock. one of tine stock books will also be in the office Of Pomeroy and Guthrie for the con- Venience Of those who fail to see the solicitors regarding the matter.
 The sale of shares at S50 per share is being carried on very rapidly, and il is hoped that the required amount of stock will be disposed of shortly. For this reason the stockholders meet ing which was called for tomorrow afternoon in the Mesa opera house has been postponed until the follow ing Saturday, March F. by which lime 1t is believed that a sufficient amount of stock will have been dis posed of Sa that the books may be closed
 The first installment of money on the stock will be paid into the treas ury on the 18th instant. and work on
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
TEMPE DEPARTMENT

council and in that capacity haS serv ed the city faithfully and well, al ways booking (" it's best interest He haS served one term as chief of the Tire department ami but u short time ago was unanimously reelected tn that position for another term. In filling that position he has used every effort and influence to upbuiid the de- partiu-nt. II was but a sh.fJ time ago. largely .irr (" the eif"rt on Air. l-ukIns part. that the city placed an order f"r additional fire fighting rtuII ment.
 The deceased Was prominent In lodge circles. being a member O! the Knights nf Pvthias. \. e '. NJ Knights cf the MaccHbrcs and fhe De gree Of Honor. lIr carried insurance iu .tt least two "f these orders
 Mir. Iukin is survived bN his wife and two sons. aged six and eight
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
SUFFRAGiST ADDRESSES
 MESAI1ES.

Miss Laura Gregg. the well known woman suffrage lecture. addressed q good sized audience of the citizens at the Mesa opera house last evening on woman's rights, etc. Miss Gregg handled her subject well and the meeting was interesting throughout.
 Miss Emily Schaefer gave a selec- ton on the piano at the opening of the address. and following this Mrs Ottlie Phelps played No admission fee was charged last evening. hut an offering was taken for the purpose of defray- ing the expenses of the hall lights. etc
 Tomorrow evening Miss Gregg will go to Lehi where she will deliver q similar talk, admittance alsp being free of charge. Saturday evening the lecturer wilt address the people of Alma
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
ANTHENEUM SOCIETY THIS
 AFTERNOON

At the Mesa union high school this afternoon the Antheneum society will hold it's regular meeting. Phil Peter son. president. and Miss Arizona John son. as secretary, presiding over the session. The members have prepared a pleasing program for this afternoon and have made an effort to make the meeting a profitable as well as an en- tertaining one.
 The matter of new membe"s enter ing either society since organization was settled satisfactorily to both. namely. that tfre-new applicants be permitted to choose for themselves.
 The program for this afternoon is as
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
MESA CHAMBER OF
 COMMERCE MEETING
A Busy Session Held on Wednesday Last and Matters of Interest
 Discussed.

In the chamber Of commerce rooms last Wednesday was held nusy ses sion nf the chamber of commerce. and al which matters concerning the bet terment and advancement of affairs here generally were discussed.
 The previous evening was the regular ght for the holding of this meeting but owing to the fat that the mem DerS or the town council he'd their business meeting at that time the former was postponed for one even Iug
 All "f th, directors were present with the exception of ". <. D0rman who k absent rom home on q pleas urc trip 10 Ruo-cvelt Those in at tendance, were Dr. k. r. Palmer. I L. Waring. IT. C. K',"..~"H. NJ. Grat- ian Eough'rty. II. L.. Chandler. Frank Dykes, NJ. r Hnilida,. w. Ard Mac donald and George = Irwin.
 The matter of an active campaign was brought up. and it is the intention of the members to try and interest all of the citizens of the Gem City in the work of boosting the interests Of this section. and that the wonderful ad' vantages existing here may De better and more favorahly made known l." people in the east and others in gen -ral The help of the citizens and business men in general will be solicit cd in forwarding this resolution
 The subject of a cleaner and more sanitary city was advocated. and il iS proposed that the ordinance regard ing the disposition of garbage and re fuse as well as compulsory cleanliness be strictly enforced.
 A committee from this organization composed of J. l.. Waring. H. c Rob erts0n, M. q. Dougherty. H. l.. Chand fer. Frank Dykes. NJ. P Holiday and Dr. R. r. Palmer was appointed to at tend the reception and banquet given in Phoenix last evening to Governor Marshall of Indiana. who is on visit to this valley. The committee was al- so instructed to tender an invitation to the Indiana governor and his party to come to Mesa as guests of the chamber of commerce, at which time it is proposed to give a reception and banquet for the distinguished party.
 The finance committee of the organi- zation Was directed to solicit subscrip- tions from the local business iIen and citizens during the ensuing year.
 w Aird Macdonald was given au- thority to get up and prepare a spe- cially designed letter head and bill head to be used for the chamber of commerce l
 Fine line Of ladies trimmed Easter hats just arrived. Miss l.. Porter. with LeSueur company. m
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
MRS. TAYLOR BADLY INJURED.

watch dog which ran out from the Wallace place on Wednesday after noon last was the cause of a runaway which resulted quit" seriously. Mrs. II. II Taylor was driving along the road in a cart ana was taking a noon lnnch [" heI husband. who was engaged in irrgating som" distance from th" house. When passing the Wallac" hom" the dog ran out and frightened th- horse, Ind th" animal organ kick ing and plungims. striking Mrs. Taylor on the forehead, after which the vehicle was tripped over. pre- cipitatinR the injured lady to the ground and under th" hn0Is of rh- frightened horse. Mrs. Taylor was again injured b, the horse stepping on her chest bcfpr" II finally plunged on it's mad run down the road.
 Mrs Taylor was taken to her home and made as comfortable as possible until the arrival of medical aid. which was al once summoned Dr Nelson made d record breaking trip tn the Taylor home and dressed the wounds.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
TO LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA.

Mir. and Mrs. \. ] Randlcman cX- pcct to leave for their home in Whit tier. California. on Sunday morning next It was the intention to have left during the early part of last week. but owing to the sudden illness of their son. II. II. CuStead. their departure was delayed MT and Mrs. Randle- man have been the guests of Jr Gus te.td during the winter months and have greatly enjoyed the winter clim- ate of the Salt river valley. and it is their plan to return here ana spend next winter as well.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
PROGRESSING STEADILY TOWARD
 TEMPE

The digging of the trench and the laying of the pipe line for the South Side Gas company is progressing toward Tempe at the rate If half q mile a day. Every length of pipe is tested to an air pressure of over a hundred pounds to the square inch before it is put in place.
 The large pipe for the delivery nf low pressure gas in Mesa has not all been received. As soon as possible. however. work will he taken up here after the necessary pipe arrives. and the laying of this will be pushed rap idly. at which time two separate bodies of labOrers will he employed. one work ing here and the other in Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
plsPosEs OF CITY PROPERTY.

C. J. Simmons, owner of he Pearl of the Valley ranch, located southwest of the city. has disposed of his city property to Ed. Jones, Whicn is on south Morris street and adjoining the property which he recently purchased from A. w. Babbitt. It is understood that the new owner will commence the erection of commOdiouS home there in the near future
 Mr. Jones only recently sold his large grape vineyard and will now devote his time to the improvement nf his city property
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
REMOVAL OF STOCK COMPLETED.

The work of moving the stock of the Ladies' Toggery from the old Hun saker store on the south side of Main street to the fine new quarters which have been fitted up in the Chandler block was completed yesterday, and the employees are busy placing the goods and getting the new store in order
 All of the electrical fixtures Evhich were used by the Ladies' TogGery have been taken out of the old building and will be disposed of, as chandeliers of mission design will he installed in the new quarters.
 A portion of the new millinery stock for the present spring season has ar rived and will he on display within a few days. larger consignment is en route. and MT. Johnson expects this to arrive shortly also.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
WISE RANCH LEASED.

The ranch bclineing to Charles T. Wise and known as the East place. has been leased for the coming year by | W. White. who recently came to the valley from Woodruff. Arizona. There are sixty acres in the tract and Mr. White will engage in farming and ranching generally. Mr. Whites family has arrived and they have taken mp their residence there
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
PURCHASES BEEF CATTLE.

The new proprietOrs of the Pioneer meat market yesterday purchased ten head of fine beef steers from Frank Barkley. The proprietorS are making an effort to secure all of their bervcS and meat Of all kinds, SD far as possi- ble, from local St"cllm-n. The cattle purchased yesterday were in prime condition and will be used m the To- cal trade
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
DEFEATS OPPOSING SOCIETY.

At the basket ball game played Wednesday afternoon between the An theneum boys and those of the Alethe- brian society on the campus of the Mesa union high school, the former were the winners, with d score of IA tn :. The game was witnessed by good representation from eacn of the societies, and the variety of class wells which were given vent to throughout the playing showed that the inventive genius of the students had not been lacking.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
NEW BOARD FOR WEST BRANCH
 ELECTED.

The stockholders and directors of
 the West Branch of the Utah canal held a meeting iu the Nephi school house last Wednesday afternoon. at which a new board of directors for the
 ensuing year was electing.. the mem bers being R. w. Westover John Crosby and Charles T Wise \. Zdn- jero will be employed for the ensuing
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04

the new highway will be commenced Immediately thereafter, and operations pShed as rapidly Us possible in order that | good roadway leading to the mountains may be opened up during the forepart of the coming summer
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04

The Lesueur company has just re ceivfd fine line of ladies rcady-t"- wear hats also summer muslin under wear and handkerchiofs
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
BACK ONO THE GROUND.

The preliminary work of erecting the fine bungalow for George l.. Johnson on East Main street iS moving along very satisfactorily and yesterday d large amount Of the building material to be emploed in this was hauled to the site. The cement blocks are also on the scene. and Contractor Smith expects to begin actual construction work at once.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
EVERYsopYs DRUG STORE

our ambition is to deserve to be your druggists. and to supply you and your home with all needed Sick Room supplies. as we'll as Toilet Requisites and such other goods as are carried by q high class drug store.
 Our Prescription Department represents skill in pharmacy and all that is best in quality.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04

TALK OVER THE HOUSE" that the real estate agent and pnr- chaser are considering We ale rep representatives of general
 REAL ESTATE business and can supply houses. or lots, or farms. or ciry property, as the purchaser may elect POMEROY- GUTHRIE REALTY CO.
 MESA.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
AN OVERSIGHT.

Either through an inadvertence on the part of the writer or the printer, the New York Store was left off the
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04

Fine line Of ladies trimmed Easter hats just arrived. Miss l.. Porter. with Lesueur company. m
Arizona republican., 1910-03-04

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-16

nunca llegarA & ser hijo de Jupiter
por Ia absolute perfection que le de
derecho q creerse n,ejor que d pueblo.
Una raz6n mas abona este tema en-
favor de Puerto Rico. ST su gobier-
no fuera tornado por el, mismo,
podfa creerle tan bueno como e..
Tornado el gobierno sin la interven
cion de los ndtivos,el recelo que con
ellos sc tuvo para no darle intervell-
cion, &c convierte en- recelo con que
irara al gobierno q. le imponen. La
frivola question electoral de jue-
ces que para tantas estocadas al Gu
erpo social y polftico puertorrlqueho
ha servido, f1ndase slmplemente en-
ESQ. ST Sc duda de la idoneidad de
jueces que para 81 mismo ell pueblo
elige, NADIA parece garantlzsr a ese
pueblo Ia bondad de jueces que el
gobiemo, trabajando para otros, ell
ia. Y aquf, como en- muchos asuntos'
cabe repetir que cada cual obtlene
la cosecha que siembra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-16
continue viene >:siendo 'victima de
10 q II aios 4 esta parte.

continue viene ;:siendo rvictima de
10 a IL aios a esta parte.
Los fenomenos a que me refiero
no estan comprendidos en- ninguna
teoria astron6mica, pues son desco-
nocidos por esta ciencia. Pertenecen,
a otro orden distinto. Estos fen6me-
nos Sc desarrollan en- ell espaclo de
nuestra politica y en- la gran esfera
de acci6n del gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
iHabrase visto cometa mas teml-
BILE que la ley Foraker? Este fen6-
memo polftico ha tenido y tiene al
pals 81 Sc desploma Q no, y apesar de
las terribles consecuencias de ese
gran fen6meno, tenemos anunciado
el compahero, que segdn opinion
de inteligentes, es peor todavia
pues el rabo es mas largo, Y espeso:
Como que trae la intenci6n de llevar-
Sc enrredado en- el, al consolidate
4 los jueces por election popular.
Yo creo que el cometa Haley ha
de pasar, por nuestro hemisferio ce-
leste como el presupuesto por Ia Ca
mara legislative; sin ser examl-
nado.
No hay pues tenor & Haley.
Suyo S. S. ". Mascara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-16
3.246.

Traje estilo "-uardiamarina para
ninas.
Muy bonito: IS el iltimo es,ilo
"guariiamaTina" para nihas. V FL m o
delo pressnte muestra TN diseho he
ch" en- este mO,lO. COnsiste este tra;e
en- ma falda hecha aparte un una blu
sta que caiea sobre Ia falda. La faI-
da ron el jugNncito va cerrada en- la
parte de atraS. V Ia blusa de encima
va sbrcchads al lado ron botones
Este trsje g propio para hacerse de
telas grIesas.
RI patron es,s eortado en- cuatro
tamaHos. s 4 l2 amos. Para una nitia
de : ahns el patron requiers q para
Ia PaEte de abaio Y SIS yardas de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-16
Casa de Prestsmos, J. Reldon y
Cenpahia s. el G.

Ell dla 10 y 2 de Abril
a las 2 p. m. tendra lugar un
espl6ndidoremate de las prem.
das que habiendo trascurrido
seis meses no han sido renova
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven.
tas un precioso surtido de al.
haias. Allen 81 1Fortaleza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-16
'ONClEN11O De DOAf

'UNGOtnIU DE Juan
Cura radioalmente las
almorranas, eczema
pioaz6n 8 comezon,
Be la piel.
La primera aplicaci6n del
Ungiiento de Doan, calma la
irritacion en- casos de picazon
8 comez6n de la piel y en- la
mayoria de los casos, una sola
latita es 10 sutioiente para Gu.
rar radicalmente los peores
casos de almorranas (salidas q
sanguinolentas) ronchas, ara
dores, sabahones, sarpullido,
aspereza del cults, grietas
herpes, barro, sespinillas, etc.
Ell UNGUENTo DE DoAN DEsPER
GUIDE DL CUTS.
No debe faltar en- el Blu
doir" de las sehoras. Los hom
bres deben usarlo en- la noche
del dia de barba 8 aieite. Una
buena fricci6n al acostarse por
la noche y observese la suavi.
dad del cutis al dia siguieute
despu6s del bafto. |
PROCtJRESE en- las boti.
cas- y tiendas que venden me.
dicinas,