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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Marie on crutches.

w II. Harris. the transfer man, is walking about with the aid of crutches. Several years ago while working in the mines his right ankle was fractured. and his recent exer- tions as teamster. doing heavy lifting. etc, have brought about a renewal of the old injury. He will be unable to work for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Bankruptcy Settled.

The final settlement in the Rinehart drug store bankruptcy proceedings has been made. Oscar Doyle. who has been holding the position of trus- tee in bankruptcy has been diseharg- ed and the last dividend paid. The settlement was on the basis of 2 1i0 1 cents on the dollar.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
New Society Meets.

The newly organized Ladies' Aid so- ciety of Warren held it's first netting with Mrs. Wm. Andrews and Mrs Johnston, Thursday of this week. The afternoon was spent sewing Light refreshments were served to the mem- bers and their guests. The next meet ing will be with Mrs. George H. Allen, the second Sunday in April.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
of for Enqland.

Fred Bunting and Bert Stratton. two well known and popular young miners. will leave next week for England, where they will both become bene- diets. marrying sweethearts of their schooldays. After a munthis sojourn in their native land they will return with their brides to Bisbee. where they will make their future homes.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
May Chew Rao.

In the athletic meet to be held to- night at the Y. Nj. C. A. there may be a chewing match. in other words. Q debate, between members of the de batting club which was recently or. ganized at the association building. Secretary Pollard is endeavcring to arrange one and if this is cone the subject vii be one of the important questions of the day
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
NOTICE.

To the Members of Warren camp
 Nc. g, W. O. w:
 All members and visiting Woodmen are requested to meet at the Fan Hall this Saturday, afternoon at o'clock to attend the funeral or oh' deceased Sovereign. w. E- Morris George F. Black. C. C. c. \ Thomas. Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
WiiL practice Today.

Members of the Bisbee White Sox and the Bisbee Leaders, the local col ored team, will hold final practice to- day for their game tomorrow after noon at the Warren baseball park. The game will begin at 3.30 o'clock. ana a good article of bali is promised.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Deporsed Eexicans.

Immigration Inspector Ohlin, of Douglas, as-in Bisbee yesterday on his way home from Tucson, where he had been regarding the deportation of an aged Mexican family who came into the country without visible means Of support
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Of for Phoenix.

Of for Phoenix.
 Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe left yes terday morning for Phoenix, having iii charge Mrs. Pauline Hcttenstein, who win De committed to the territorial asylum. MT Hottenstein and his three children will accompany the afflicted woman to the doors of the asylum.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Crsdino by Nicht.

Work of grading and excavating Tor the new Letson-Marx-Klein block on Main street. next to the ]. B. Angius store is being done entirely at night Incandescents furnish the necessary light and the dirt to be taken away Is loaded on fiat cars directly back or the site. About twelve men are en- nloYad thereon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Talk on White Slave Traffic.

Mrs. Sulwen Brig. General of the Salvation Army. will speak to women Sunday at 3.3o pm. at the Presoy- terisn church. Mrs Stilwell's special field of labor is the slums of Chicago She will talk particularly about The White Slave TraficJ The lecture will be under the auspices of the wv C
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
ORDER OF OWLS

Order of Owls was founded Nov. 2oth. 1904. It is established in Can ada Alaska, Mexico. Cuba, Porto Rico. Philippines, Sandwich Islands
 New Zealand. Australia, South Africa and als the United States 4l4
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Band Concert Tonight.

Band Concert Tonight
 The South Bisbee band will give an open air concert this evening on the Copper Queen plaza. An excellent program of marches and classical SC. lections has been prepared.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
COMING SOON.

Dr. Schea Of Tucson, Arizona leading optician. will be here in April on his regular visit, with complete assortment of glasses. Wait for hlm and have your eyes examined free by A nexpert
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Tried Out Horse.

Chief Davis yesterday tried out the black horse belonging to the city on the fire team. At the last council meeting he asked that the steed be assigned to the fire department as a relief horse in order that the others. one at a time. might be given a rest and pasturage.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
STRIKE IS ENDED.

SYDNEY, N. s. w, March 1.-The strike of northern coal miners which has been in progress since early In November, was declared of today. thus ending the difficulties in the New South Wales coal fields.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
MEMORIALS.

NJ. W. Jones. proprietor of the Tue son Monumental Works is in Bisbee for few days. Parties wishing to sec cuts of his work leave word at Phila- delphia hotel and he will call at their residence.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Back to Texas.

Back to Texas.
 Sheriff McCiaig. of Hamilton county. Texas, returned yesterday with his prisoner, Florence Curtis, alias Mar win. arrested by Officer Henry Hail some time ago and held for extradi ton on a charge of perjury. also as witness in a bank robbery case al Hamilton. Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Taken to Hospital.

Miss Cora Lair. who for some time has been i'll with appendicitis at the home of her sister. Mrs. C. A. Bennett, was removed to the c. & A. hospital yesterday morning for treatment
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Back to cananea.

Col WlCGreene left yesterday morn ing for Cananea after passing the night here. Col. Greene has been looking over his latest venture, the land proposition along the Gila river in Pima county The headquarters are at Toltee and Scott White is man ager of the trac>.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
On Way to cananea.

A NJ Corona. of Douglas, passed through Bisbee yesterday on his way to Cananea. Mir Corona was for some time connected with the Mexican con sufate in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Goes to Maadalens.

City Engineer McNeish will leave
 today for Magdalena. Sonora, where
 he is consulting engineer in the con struction of the municipal water sys- tenn. He goes to see how the work is
 progressing. and will be gone prob ably several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Holding NlantIy Services.

W. H Salyer of Mesa is preaching eneh evening at the Christian church to good-sized crowds His talks are along the fines of the religiors and missionary work of today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Going to England.

George Williams and William Gold worthy left last night for New York from where t.ey will sail on the 18th for England on the liner Campania.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Move to sisbee.

MOVE 10 bIsDtt.
 Edward Shepard and family have moved from the Johnson addition 10 Upper Tombstone canyon in Bisoee. Mir. Shepherd is employed by the city water department
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Underwent Operation.

Con. Sullivan underwent an opera tion for appendicitis at the (. & A. hospital yesterday morning and is do- ing nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
zli,I EIchT.

One of the most terribly realst'c revolutions of a bull fight ever ex- bibited now on at the Royal Don [ miss this. Tonight only
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12

Some people get roasted. but we serve the best roasts and toast in the city-the N E. K.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Goes 10 Denver.

Mir. and Mrs. E. W Hallen left for Denver Col, yesterday. where they expect to resise. Mrs. Hallen was for merly Marie Cottren.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Truant Officer

Truant Officer
 Traant Officer N L. Riggieman was confined to his home Ey illness yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12

Bull Fight. tonight only. Theatre Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12

Nicest. neatest. eleane1. place in the city. the x. E. K
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
Mill Postpone Sale.

The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church met Thursday afternoon and decided to postpone their sale until after Easter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
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Moves to Wa ~o

Moves to Wa No
 Fred Barnes Is moved from John son addition to ochise. near Warren.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-22
NOTIONS
Fair Week Prices

Pearl buttons, doz. card. &c
Pearl buttons, better grade Zoe
Baby Ribbon, all colors, yd 1c
Ruching lengths, each. Toe
Hooks&Eyes, 2 papers for &c
Hair Pins, package. 1c
Hair Pins, better grade,
2 pkg. for sc
Long Hat Pins, per doz. 1Oc
Darning Cotton, 2 spools. sc
Common Pins, per paper. lie
Safety Pins, all sizes &c
Envelopes, package. sc
Knitting Cotton, ball y. DC
Bias Cotton Tape, pkg. 1Oc
School Tablets, pencil or
ink sc
Good Ink Tablets. loo
Writing Tablets. zoe and 25c
Barrettes, a doz. styles, ca 25c
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-22
WARMERS
Rust Proof Corsets

Fashionable figures are not
made by chance, but by care
full corseting. On the "Tis-
punoIg p9ddBIM L9dBd ..ens
every pair of WARMERS
CORSETS, is printed and
illustrated the proper meth
cd of lacing and putting on a
Corset.
While we do not carry the
full line of WARMERS COR
SETS, we do carry sufficient
styles to properly fit every
woman that comes to our
counter.
Priced from $1.OO to $3.50 pair
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-22
Simmons Kid Gloves
Fall 1910

Highest Grade, best fitting Kid
Glove made. New shades now in
stock. Priced at $1.25, $1.5O & $500
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-22
HAIR GOODS

A complete line Of Novelties,
showing the latest styles in Puffs
and CurlH; also 2 full line OF Braids
and Switches. We carry Hair
Rolls, Turbans, Nets and other ac-
cessorles used for stylish Hair
Dressing.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-22
SILKS

New Waist Silks Fouad silks
dresses foull ind this
70 Duy then Prlced at 1885, $3.50 and 500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-23

state reformatory, In accordance with
the discretion of tho court"
One of the rneaAdres being ur9ed
~ Or. Buchanan IfrAkee bpeeiM pfOs
vIEf6H Tor the puHIshnent OF parcnl
failing or refusing TO provide Tor
child under fourteen years OF nxe.
Provision is also made for the punisn-
mefft af a parent or guardian SUB
jectinE child 70 improper environ
ment or vicious and immoral In
flueuces.
Or. Buchanan believes this measure
will go long way toward promoting
the moral elevation and education OF
Juveniles"
Another step in the direction Of
providing for minor children y found
In the measure making financial pre-
vision for children in destitute or
necessitous circumstances as result
Of parental neglect or dAsertion.
In the event fine is imposed IN
such cases, II y provided that 'n ne
whole or In part to the wife or guar
dian OF the minor child or children.
The bill further provides that
shall he the duty OF those In charge OF
the hard iaber assigned to any psF-
con sentenced under this act to pay
out of the funds available. over to the
wife or guardian or custodian OF the
minor child or children, or to any
organization appryed by the court.
at he end Of eech week for the cup
port of such wife or minor chila
or children, a surn equal TO one -nai.
of his earnings for each days hard
labor performed by said person so
| confined
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-23
sfnch Work AncntI.

Judging from the progress which
the ft0uzr uf BetegatrS IL making
with its calendar. II is probable that
! there will he a large number of Bills
I left Enacted upon when the I@glsla
+ ttfre djuurus March / 2. AT present
there are cog bills on the calendar
to be acted upon. with probably -
in the hands of committees which nave
not been reported to the House, This
ouid make a total of 2ff bilts TO
bee disposed of in sixteen working
days. or an average of about I bills
each day.
while n Number of these bills will
be passed without discussion. the fact
that the clerk of tire Haasc- haS to
laal "a roll ef the members. which
takes time, and with the other ron-
tine business 1t IL Impossible to ham
die II bills In ene day During the
/ past week there has been an average
/ of Gve bills acted upon each day
! There are several bills still pend
| ing before the House which Will re-
! qiire a great deal Of time. Two OF
( these. the oyster bill and the Thruck
morton milk bill, will probably re-
auire the attention of tie House AT
least one whole day, n not longer,
The supporters and opponents OF both
these measures have been actively al
work since they were reported out OF
the committees. ana several spirited
debates are looked for. The first Of
1 these bills to be taken mp win be
1 the Throckmorton milk bill. and this
! will probably be reached the last OF
tn" present week. while the Byrd oys-
ter bill can hardly come before the
House until the early part OF next
week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-23

Says Byrd Oyster Bill is De-
signed to Rob People of
Natural Roe Rock k.
' nslnian-Iitot

me Nc4IOlk kllslnian- Pilot OF
1uesdaS A2I11A4ns- aA-lllt..4 .sti-sai lit Re
paseu upon tie lCiio@in paIaArApn
IA"m lhv tnalnla- 1lLl1eA.-.----------
"ilhe 'he pa,foIt - nit. Byrd, 1t is
not the biu ne AIst contemplated IN
Producing anu wnlCh no announced
Nou, q 'sIea6 the Baylor suryeS. ne
was persuaded out Vi lhaG, and TINS
present bul Tor fe-estaptlshing--
breaking tho Bayicr SURVEY IN
James Nv er, was accepted by hlm as
L compromise through persuasion.
AS the nSinia C1tlzen IS owned by
w. Mcdonald Lee, commissioner OF
fisheries, tine NUrToik paper draws the
conclusion that the Byrd Wickham
bill 10 straignten the lines OF the Say
lGr survey Is really intended as an
entering wedge TO spgit the existing
survey to snlithertens, not in tue
James river alone. but in the other
waters OF the Commonwealth as wen,
and SO TO hand over by pieeemeal to
private planters every square foot OF
natural seed Bed iii the State"
MIR. Lee Benies.
When shown the Sttstfii;an- Pilot, 5
article Wednesday MIR Lee said
So FAR as know, Speaker Byrd
has never desired to 20 further than
rent out the barren ground within
the Baylor lines throughout the State,
which might be commonly styled
breaking the survey.
The Commission OF Fisheries want
ed this reStile ted IL The upper James.
Mr. Byrd accepted our views affecting
the. James only and waived the State
wide proposition.
The deductions and insinuations as
to ulterlor motives in either Mr. Byrd
or myself. representing the Commits
sion of Fisheries. are unMarranted Il.
and our sincerity has not been guess
toned by even the rankest opponent.
The statement in Tuesdays Nor
folk Viisinian- Pilot. protesting to
have discovered a great plot against
the natural rocks, is ABSURD, and no
facts exist for its foundation. The ed
itoiial reflects no credit upon a paper
of the Sisgi4ian- iiot's standing, anu
must come from seeing nigh mares
over the harmless James river propo-
Gttfon, which was before the Legisia-
ture two years ago, and repeated in
the annual reports of the Commission
of Fisheries"
Speaker Byrd's Reply.
The attention OF Speaker Byrd was
also called to the, article. There Is
no mystery about my position" said
Dir. Byrd Il have never proposed
anything more than that the lines
should DO so rearranged az to allow
some of the nnproduetive bottoms
new embraced within the survey to
hc leased for planting purposes. The
idea that l desire to lease the natural
rock is absur1."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-23

route further demonstrations were
impossible. so he was taken In Gus
teay. and Mayor Maurice Wednesday
morning sent him up for thirty days
to sober ZIP.
IL. III. Hinchey and Frank Hudson
were each fined $3.50 and costs for
lighting.
Death Of Mr., George W. Roach.
MIR. George w. Roach. one OF Man-
chester's well known citisens. died
Wednesday morning at s:2o o'clock.
after brief illness. For years he
VAS special agent In Manchester 1T
the Southern railway. but 2 few yearo
ago gave up that work to become D
painter He was fifty-tve years old,
ana leaves two sons. Mr. Joseph
Roach and Mr.. George w, Roach, Jr..
and one daughter His wife died last
February. The v fsneral will take
place Friday afternoon at y O'Clock
from the residence, No. 40 West
Maury cemetery Services will ba
conducted by Rev. j +, Haley. pastor
Of the Stockton Street Baptist church.
Brief and Personals.
Chief OF Police Iipscomb, after
being confined 70 his home for nearly
4 month on account OF hlood-poisen-
ing. Wednesday mornig resumed hi
duties.
In colonial costume there will be q
ltlltpntian wedding Friday night at
$40 o'clock at the cambridge Street
church
Mr.. George G. Ely IL slightly III
at his home in Stockton street
At the home OF Mr.. J. E. Redfcrd,
No. 1890 Delaware avenue. delight
full pie and box party was enjoyed
Tuesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-23
ARE BUYING AUTOS
IN THE HILL CITY
About Thirty Machines Now Own
ED There and Number
Increasing.
+ HAVE EXCELLENT ROADS
I Coiliery Company Elects Officers
Contract for Street
Paving.
HAVE EXCELLENT ROADS
Especial 10 The Richmond vtrgihian.,

Especial To The Richmond Virgihlan9
LYNcHBURG. VA, Feb. 2S.-Al-
though Lynchburg cannot boast as
, many automobiles as the average
Northern city OF its size, the mum her
oil new ones that are coming ia ana
have been ordered Tor spring evidence
the fact that IL VIII be d quite le-
spectacle auto town before The end
~ the year At present there are
about thirty machines in use Three
{eXcellent macadam roads lead out OF
the city into the surrounding counties.
The new road from Lynphburg to Am
herst Courthouse affords spin over
d magnificent highway of thirteen
miles. The new macadam road which
passes through LynVnburg;s boule
Ward, RivermOnt avenue, leads nine
miles TO Boonsboro, and another Is
the excellent Salem turnpike. In good
weather the automobilixis do not con-
tIne themselves t0 the macadam how
ever but are to be met on any of the
good dirt roads leading out from the
city.
An automobile club was formed last
summer, and is making plans for
many features during the coming
spring and summer. Lynchburg au-
lime to and from nearby points, such
as Roanoke, Danrilie. stanton, Balti-
more and Philadelphia. Last fall a
car was entered In the reliability run
from New York to Atlanta, but owing
to a mishap on the second day near
Philadelphia 1t was forced to be dis
aualiicd.
Lynelhurg' Coiiiery Company.
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lynchburg Colliery
Company. operating mines Ia West
virginia the following board OF diree-
tors was elected: O. 3, Barrier. II. +.
Christian, n A. peit2. Randolph Har-
riscn, n, b. Handy &. 4. Lee. e. f.
Menefee. G. II Nowlin. II. NJ Sackett.
+ A. 8. White and p. c, Edmunds The
directors met later and elected the
I fnllow'nc cttirers: President RAN
I'dNlph Harrison: secretsry. j. s. Dtggs
+ general manager and treasurer. r, a
I ne't-
To Pave Ca''"II Street.
The contract for the having of Cab
oil street war Yesterday afternoon
"war1ed To s. " Penriuyton. IF
Ivr 'hhur~, fer SEQ 0oo Hts rampeti-
tors we've smother iNFel contracting
firm and p New York firm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-23

hearing ON the Byrd bill. aimed
at the Fairfax and Savage clubs in
Winchester. was neld by the Com
mtttee on Counties, Cities and Towns
of the Senate "Wednesday.
The Rev. DR. J. II. Lacey, pastor
Of the Presbyterian church in Win
chester. said the principal objection
was TO the Savage club. which, he
said. was conducted in violation of
the law by an ex-distilleryman. DR..
Lacey said both the clubs were men
aces to society. encouraged drunken
ness, and did bar room business,
although no money passed between
the server and drinkers.
Speaker Byrd spoke briefly. He
outlined the provisions of the bill
Mr.. Byrd said the measure was di-
rected chiefly at the Savage club. al
though 1t was necessary to eliminate
the Fairfax club to set at it. ..-..---.s-.-
circuit Judge Thomas Harrison
spoke in defense or the Fairfax club.
He said the bill provided for special
legislation and should not be passed.
Winchester is dry" said Judge Har-
rison. so is Lynchburg, Staunton
and Danville; yet ali of them have
their reputable social clubs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-23
fsazing Bill Reported.

The Deaf anti-hazing bill was ia
vnrably reported 10 III" House We'd
nesday from the Committee on
Schools and Colleges. Two hearings
have been held on this bail. the final
one being held Tuesday afternoon.
The bill provides that Ia the csc
where hazing is practiced at the
schools in Virginia under the super
vision Of the state and report is
made OF the same, the, Governor shall
withhold the State epproprn'to~
which is to be paid monthly, until
he has teen conrinced that hazins
has been stopped,
MIR. Deal told the committee Of
several cases where haziug was prac-
ticed IN the schools sometimes to the
detriment uf the students health.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-23
MISS LOGAN WEEDS
MANY MILLIONS

NEW YORK, Feb. 23-Mlss Mary
Louise Logan, granddaughter OF the
famous Con- edefate war general, be-
Cune the bride to-day of Henri VIM
cent de Sincay, scion or wealthy
family of Brussels. the ceremony be-
ing performed at noon IN theVLady's
chapel OF st. Patrick's Cathedral be-
fore an audience embracing many OF
the city's society notahles,
Miss Edish Logan, younger lister
OF the bride, acted as maid OF honor,
the brides other attendants being
Misses Marjorie Gould. Marjoe Cur
tis, Frances Alexander, Elsie Niaoll,
Elizabeth Latimer, May Ladanburg,
of London: Constance Parmeley, OF
Clet Gland. and Miss Pratt. The tish-
ers were the Due de Val Lombrosa.
Baron de Monogues, Anthony j
Diexel. Jr., Moncure Robinson, Will
Ham Rnineiandei Stewart. Jr..
Charles A. Mum. OF Washin gton, and
the brides brother John A. Logan Sd.
The ceremony was performed by
Archbishop Farley, and wag followed
Ky a reception and breakfast at tho
homo Of the hrida's mother in West
Fifty-sixth street.
The bridal couple will sail for Eu-
rope. They will have house in
Brussels as well as an apartment In
Paris. dividing their time between the
two CITIES. .,s... t....ss., sss.srs-
be Sinca,ss father Is immensely
rich. and the owner of the largest
zinc interests in the world. The
young man has a huge allowances
and viii inherit millions. Ills father
was present at the wedding.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-23
IIenr,cn,s Roads


Whether Henrico county has the
best roads on earth or. the most hor-
iible highways in the uni9erse was
the debated question by residents of
the county who appeared before the
Senate Committee on Counties, Cities
and Towns Wednesday to discuss the
Throckmorton kill creating road
board for the county.
Mr.. ThrocissneFten, W b. Frazier,
foi twelve years supervisor; w. M
Milan, John Gaines, X. A. Smith and
A, X, Scott said the creation of the
board was advisable as the roads In
the county were in a most depiorable
and impossible condition.
Samuel Register, j. c. Easley, S. p.
Waddeil, all prominent business men,
opposed the creation of the board,
and did so with much force and some
heat,
The committee passed the bill BY
for the presenl