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Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
THREE ORDINANCES
 EFFECTIVE TONIGHT
SALOON, AUTO AND BUILD ING LAWS GO INTO OPERA TON

The three ordinances passed al the las5 regular meeting of the city coun- eff go into effect tonight at twelve o'clock, the necessary number of pub Ications having betn made.
 The speed of automobiles from now on is regulated by city ordinance and anyone running either an automobile or motorcycle through the streets al a speed of more than eight miles an hour is guilty of a misdemeanor. For the violation of this ordinance a fine up Co s100 can be assessed and the offender can also be sent to jail for a term Of 60 days. as well as fined.
 The saloon closing hour is now changed from twelve at night to one o'clock. the opening hour being named as six o'clock in the morning. City Marshal Watkins stated yesterday that he had a number of inquiries about this ordinance.
 The other ordinance, which becomes effective today, relates to the office of building inspector. The building inspector shall now charge a fet of s4 for each building permit issued The fee is to be retained by the in. spector as his compensation. All plans and specifications passed on by the inspector shall be filed in the of- fic of the city clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

for other players, and this may stand the team in good stead now. Kane has in view three. and if necessary four players, who can be obtained and brought here before the Labor Day games. This year. under the new ruling it is necessary to obtain consent of a manager to use his play CTS after the season of that league closes. but this Kane says he can readily obtain. Besides the cotton picking season is almost at hand and a week from tomorrow the
 Sally" league closes its season. The players he can obtain are an in- fielder. an outfelder. a catcher and if necessary a pitcher. and all of a class that will make the fans of the Cactus league sit up and take mo- tice.
 Besides these players. as stated in the International of Wednesday, Ray mond is ready to come with a catch CT What is to be done will be de cided on Monday night
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Kane Gets Busy

DOUGLAS, Aug. 22.-(Special)-
 Captain Harry Kane, the pitcher zho made himself famous in the Southwest by pitching with his head and who was the players choice for captain of the Demons after the de ssrtion of LeBrand is getting busy without loss of time. His choice gives satisfaction to the fans as well as the players, for since he came here a year ago he has become a thorough Douglasite and no better booster for the town than he can be found. Besides this, he Is thor oughly liked.
 Kane has his troubles for a few days. but it is expected to end them quickly, and to this end he is work ing with the management. In the past Kane has brought some sterling ball players here. There was Pelky last year and this year Matty and Tommy Smith. but for all the season through he has had his eyes open
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
NEW YORK RECRUIT
 LEADING NATIONAL
MIGRANTS YOUNoSTER TOPS sLUeeER coo5 FIRST IN AMERICAN

Fred Snodgrass, New York's outfield- CT, is making a swat record in the National league that is bigger than a sick mans drug bill- In 63 games, during which time he faced the turret 19O times, Snodgrass has laced out 77 hits and this week he has a stick average Of .405. Snodgrass is leading the league. and his nearest competitor is Campbell of Pitsburg, who is hit ting ..336 Magee of the Phillies, is third with .333
 Phillippi of the Pirates, has the best twirling record. The Deacon" has participated in IS games, won eight. and has lost one. King Cole. the Cubs youngster. is second with a dozen wins and three defeats. Mathewson, of the Giants. is third. lie has seen action in 26 games, has won IS and has lost six.
 "Matty" has participated in more games than any other hurler in the National Incidentally he has famed more men than any other box artist his victims up to last Friday mum bering III
 Fred Carke's crew and Bill" Dah. lens club are neck and neck in club fielding. Both are registertd at .9e5 Chicago is second with one point less and Philadelphia is third.
 The Pirates lead in long drives. with the Cubs second and the Giants third The Smoky City brigade likewise leads in club batting, having a mark of -z65 or one point more than McGraw's men. Chicago is third with 257.
 Cincinnati is certainly supplying the metropolitan market with cushion swipers. Lohert leads the league with Paskevt second Bescher third while
 Truck" Eagan and Mike Mitchell are among the ten leaders.
 Cobb, Detroit's Georgia peach. is inc King bee with the willow in B. B. 'onnson's circuit. He is registered at -5'9 this week having 142 safe swats to his credit in 1O1 games or 375 times up. Nap Laioie, of Cleveland is second with .357. Lajoie has laced out l43 hits, the highest number any player of both major associations has secured so far, Iris, Speaker. the former Southern league star. is third with .346.
 Chief" Bender leads the procession or A. L. twirlers. The Chippewa red skin has annexed r. wins out of 20 games Eddie Karger, who wasn't good enough for Cincinnati last year after the Reds acquired him from the cardinals, is second, having won il out Of II for the Red Sox. Coombs tenders side pal is third with 1s victories and six defeats. Jack is the leading strike out twirler in the A. l.. having made 141 ozone so far.
 Cobb leads Collins, Of Philadelphia by one point for the leading base stealer's job. Zeider. the coast stal with the White Sox is third. The Athletics come first. Red Sox second and Tigers third in long hits witt the Maps first, Athletics second anC Tigers third in club fielding The Athletics rank ahead in club batting with the Speed boys second and De troit third. ssI,zyx
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
BASEBALL NEWS.

New Jersey has been handed about every kind of hot deal in the past and now the limit has been over played Bugs" Raymond is pitching in Atlantic City and "Rube" .waddell in Newark
 Pitcher Jack Cronin. who was re- leased recently by Providence has been signed by the Buffalo Club.
 Cleveland has purchased Catcher Land and Pitcher Yingling of Toledo Him all same fine pitchee. Yingling
 The recent western trip just about packed the Highlanders away in moth balls for the remainder of the sum mer
 The majority of the Boston fans wouldn't give a Chinese yen for the Red Sox chances to cop the American League pennant since the trading of Lord and Mcconnell
 Will the New York gentleman who has picked out and labeled the real society gazaps of America, kindly tell us which is the best ball player. Honus Wagner or Ty Cobb?
 Unless the New York State As sembly will pass a law permitting Sunday baseball the New York State League will get out of business at the close of the present season.
 It is said that the American Leagu. CTS will refuse to take part in a worlds championship series in case the Cubs win the National League pennant Charlie Murphy stands as well with the American League moguls as skunk at lawn party.
 Out side of taking three games out of four and making three home runs Tn one afternoon, the Athletics didn't do much while in Detroit
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Mzlzyan Tree Owellers-

The SaEaiS or tree dweIiers. of the Malay peninsula build their houses in forked trees a dozen feet above ground and reach them by means of bamboo ladders. which they draw up when safety housed out of harms way. The house itself k rude kind of shack made of bamboo. and tbe flooring is lashed together piece by piece and bound securely 10 the tree limbs by rattan. These curious people are ratb- CT small and lighter iu complexion than the Ma!ays. though much uglier. They have DO form of religion at alI- not evsu idois-no written language and speak a corrupt form of Malay.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Carried Six Shooter.

Jose Golonez was sentenced yes terday by Justice Burdick to serve a sentence Of ten days in jail and pay fine of $6O for carrying a con cealed weapon. Golonez was arrested Sunday night by Constable McRea, and when taken into custody had a
 3S calibre police model six-shooter CT in his inside coat pocket. The ar rest was made up Tombstone canyon near where GoiOnez lives. He had run his wife out of the house and was otherwise creating a disturbance when the officer was telephoned for.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Taken Under Advisement.

Justice High yesterday heard the preliminary hearing of Alice Murphy. a negress, who is charged with stab ping Elida Smith. a negress. at Q social given by the Silver Leaf club. a negro organization. last week Upon conclusion of the testimony the court took the case under advisement. The Murphy woman claimed self-defense. alleging the Smith woman attacked her with a knife The Smith woman said her assailant had the razor con- cealed in her hair.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Ramerez Case Dismissed.

The Ramerez wife desertion and non-support case which was grought to the court of Justice Murphy of Low ell on change of venue from the Pir- tleville justice court was dismissed yesterday on the motion of the com. plaining witness, Mrs. Ramerez. Des- pite the fact that the case was dis missed some of the witnesses came up to Lowell from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,

FOR SALE-TWO ? room houses, well built, just painted over, for S1,00O, S100 down. balance S2O. % per month and interest. Two small kitchens can be added for $50. Fifty dollars more furnf
 ture and one house will rent for $15 easily Great opportunity to own your own home. Address Apart
 ment 6, PIP So. Grand Ave, Los Angeles, Cal. 9S5
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
COUNTRY CLUB WILL
 OPEN SEASON SOON
GOLF GROUNDS ARE NOW BEING PLACED IN SHAPE FOR TOUR. NAMENT

The season will open at the Coun- try club the first of the month and a The season will ope nat the Coun- force of men is now cleaning the weeds of the golf course. This work is being done by hand this year instead of dragging as it was done before.
 The arrangement of golf matches with outside teams, and among the club teams. tennis matches. and en- tertainments will be made the prin- cipal business at the meeting to be held early in September by the di- rectors of the club.
 The club is in splendid condition and a very pleasant season is be- ing looked forward to by the mem bers. At the last meeting of the directors three new members were taken into the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Gets Sixty Days.

Found guilty of petty larceny Pedro Suarez. a Mexican, was fined seO in Justice Highs court yesterday morn ing. He was arrested by Constable McRea on a warrant signed by Dan Mckenzie. of the Cooper Furniture ccIncany, who charged Suarez with stealing a rug from the company's sTore. The rds was on display and Suarez stole it while passing the store, it is alleged. He will be taken 10 Tombstone to serve out his fine. The Tug was valued at S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

FOR SALE Two 2 room houses, well built, just painted over. for
 s1,000, s100 down, balance $20.OO per month and interest Two small kitchens can be added for
 $50. Fifty dollars more furni- ture and one house will rent for s15 easily. Great opportunity to own your own home. Address
 Apartment 6. PIP So. Grand Ave, Los Angeles. Cal 9S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Violated Sanitary Law.

George Miscovitch was arrested yesterday by Sanitary Officer Wit tig on a charge of throwing garbage in the street He was adjudged guilty in Justice Highs court and was fined s5
 Officer Wittig also arrested Andrew Funseth on a charge of disturbing the peace yesterday. He was fined $7.50 by Justice High.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Poisoned hx Ely Bite.

Charles Hannon who is employed at the Bisbee Extension. was bitten on the hand last week by a common house fly. The bite has caused a ser iOus swelling in the hand and arm, like that which is caused by the bite or sting of some of the more poison ous insects.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Arrested for PeddIins.

Rosa Itule was arrested yesterday by Policeman Wright for peddling drygoods about town without license. She had been selling stockings, rib hons lace and drawn work accord ing to information obtained by the officers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Back Badly Injured.

Oliver Clemens was injured at the Oliver shaft last evening and was talk en to his home fin Warren by the Pal ace ambulance. He is a carpenter, and was caught under a pile of blanks and his back badly wrenched. It is reported that he was pulling out a plank when the whole pile fell on him
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
A Correction

In the Saturday issue of the Re view, mention was made of the mar riage of Harry Stewart at Prescott to Miss Scott. The item should have given the brides name as Miss Ella Wagner. The item appearing in the Saturday issue was printed in good faith as the name of the bride was reported to the Review as Miss Scott.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
( = %~@ : . ~4~% = . . PERSONALS . = < : . . . . . . . . . .

P J. Mccullough went to Hereford yesterday on business.
 Rev. Father Muirer returned last evening from a visit to Tombstone.
 Miss Myrtle James returned from a trip in Sonora Mexico. where she has been visiting frineds
 United States Attorney J. F. Morri- son has gone to Tucson on official bus mess.
 J. c. E. Adams. Jr.. is reported to be improving He was threatened with appendicitis.
 Gerald sherman of the Copper Queen left yesterday afternoon for Tucson.
 Henry Street, of the Boquillas Land and Cottle company was in Bisbee yes terday on business.
 Miss Pearl Whitecotton, chief op- erator for the Tri-Stats Telephone Co, left on a vacation trip to her relatives at Globe.
 Manager Wm- Beene. of the Central Pharmacy, spent yesterday outing and hunting in the Sulphur Springs val ley
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
p,,,.;no tt c.r.ix-

Mir. Henpeck-I hear that young Jones and his wife are not getting along very well. Mrs. Henpeck tau thoritatively,-Jones should never have married when be did. He was too young to realize the step he was tak- ing. Mir. Aenpeck-Yes. 1 know. But I like the boy. We have many things in common.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Hunting. .,f.u nnuefrrrgs

Do you enjoy huuring:"
 No
 -PerhapS you have never had favor able opportunities for enjoying the sport. What have you hunted mostlyy
 Before l was married 1 generally hunted for a boarding place Since then most of my bunting has been for Record Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Three Were Fined.

J A Day was fined s1O and Angel Erdia and Francisco De Lecruz were fined SC each in Justice Highs court yesterday They were charged with disturbing the peace and were arrested by Constable McRea.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Dana of Mesa are visiting Mrs. oson and Mrs. Me Req of this city. Mir. Dana is a well known contractor in central Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Rain in Valley.

A very heavy rain was reported last night between Bisbee and Doug las and two nights ago a cloudburst over Dixey canyon sent a flood out into the valley which in places washed out the roads.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

Frank Demorest. the county assist ant treasurer. was in Bisbee last even ing from Tombstone on his way to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
The Sharks.
isIMIH

Did you see sharks when you cross ed the ocean. Mir Spifkins% asked Miss Purling.
 Yes" replied Spifkins sadly. q played cards with a couple"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

James Fulmer returned last f'ri- day from a trip to Utah and Arkan- ses. While in the latter state Mir. rulnler spent some time prospecting in the Ozark mountains and has some good ore staked out for his trouble
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

Renwlck White the editor of the Paradise Record. was in Bisbee yes terday and will leave today for Doug las.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

Oscar Johnson, proprietor of the Turf bar. left yesterday for Los An geles. It is reported that he will be accompanied home by a handsome young lady.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Takes New Position.

Walter Lanford has accepted a position with Bowen and Hubbard as bookkeeper for the iiverey stable bus mess and the garage.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
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Son is Born.

Son is Born.
 Born-Sunday to Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Dossett of Opera Drive. a son.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
LOCAL TEAM IS
 REORGh NEED;
 "DAL' RESIGNS
Quits Management, But will Continue as PlayerPatter- son President and Graham Captain.

A reorganization of the Bisbee bah club was affected at a meeting held by the Board of Directors at the Elks' club last night. B. NJ Patterson was elected president to succeed Sam Frankenburg, who re- signed last week both as president and as a member of the board. Ross Cunningham was named secretary to succeed Owen Murphy, who re- signed some time ago.
 Manager Dalrymple resigned as managed. stating he believed it would be for the best interests of the club if he was relieved such duty. The directors accepted the resigna- tiOn with the understanding that he will continue to play center field.
 Second baseman Harry Graham was named captain. President Patterson will take over the duties of man ager. According to one of the di- rectors last night the team is now in good financial condition and it will finish the season in the league.
 Butch" Olson, a former local player and who set Portland afire by his brilliant work. has been pur- chased by the Cleveland American team. The purchase price is said to be S5,e90, the highest paid for an infielding youngster this year. Olson has been playing short for Portland, but Cleveland intends us ing him at third as a successor to Bill Bradley who has been dis posed of to Indianapolis in the A. A.
 Olson played with Bisbee a few years ago in the state tournament. He is rather indifferent when it comes to getting out of the way of opposing players and as a re- suit several extra yards of court plaster have been used in that as- sociation since Olson joined the Portland team.
 Ol all the bad luck that ever struck a team the kind that the locals fell heir to in Sundays game against Fl Paso was the worst ever. The locals tried hard to redeem themselves from the to l defeat they received Saturday, but the best they could do was to bite the dust again to 4. Marshall and Rurnsey were on the mound and put up a nice argument.
 Cananea made it two straight by defeating Douglas to Sunday. Douglas lost Saturdays game by a score of 1 to 0.
 The local team is due for a series of games at Fl FasO some time this week. The dates have not been determined as yet.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS

batIerles- White. Lefeebre. Hin, and Gibson; Schettler, Moore and Moran.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
American League

Batteries Lake KAlifer and Ste phens; Cicotte and Carrigan.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

Batteries Knetzer. Dessau, Der gan and Burns; Rowan and Mclean.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

DdlleIles- CamnlJZ and Gibson Stark, Brennan and Dooin.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-10-11
Albany Locker Club
Closed By Sheriff

Albany, Ca, Oct. 9-Albany's
principal locker club was closed by
the sheriff as the result of an injunc-
ton order granted in the superior
court of Dougherty county by Judge
Frank Park.
The Commercial Club numbers
among its members several hundred
of the most prominent business and
professional men in Albany. Sew
eral days ago the club was indicted
by the grandjury for violation OF
the prohibition law, it being charged
that the statute permitting the Ope-
ration of the locker clubs was being
grossly violated. The grand jury
recommended that the county en-
ploy special counsel to assist the
solicitor general in the prosecution
of this and other cases. This was
done, and the closing of the club
through injunction proceedings was
the result. The injunction is made
absolute until the first Monday in
November, when court convenes.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-10-11
Address to The Woman S Club
Continued from First page.)

and her manner so charming, every
club member present could not but
feel a new enthusiasm for co-opera-
tive work and a pride that she was
one, if insignificant, of this great
body of helpful women.
1t is impossible for a mere repor-
ter to present to the public a repe-
tition of Mrs. Otley's address. 1t was
SO replete with stories of what the
women of this state have actually
accomplished and are still so earnest
" working for, that it is impossible
to make a choice of the subjects
she presented.
1t will be sufficient therefore to
state that she visited in some Of
schools and had many pleasant
things to say of our new building,
compliments for the teachers whose
work she observed, incidentally sug-
costing what might be done in beau
tifyine the school grounds.
She touched on civic work and
actually seemed to think our city
was, to the casual observer at least
clean.
Speaking on Parks and Play
grounds, she found nothing to dis
courage any citizen or club woman
in the fact that we had a park; or
at least big piece of ground that
held untold possibilities,
Child Higene, Social Silence, Com
pulsory Education, the fight against
the Great White Plague" and all
other department work was brought
to our consideration and the ques-
ton in our minds is; What can we
as a club do to help? Mrs. Ouey
seemed to think the answer might lie
in the influence all women have
over the voter, and particularly the
influence to be had through our rep
reSensatives.
Mrs. Otley's visit will be long re-
membered by the Fitzgerald club
and it is impossible that it should
fail of doing some good.
At the close of this exceptional
afternoon in local club history so
cial hour was enjoyed, refreshments
being served by Mesdames j. M.
cDonald, T. M. Griffin, 7. j. Dickey,
G. E. Kicker and C. A. Holtzendorf.
MRS. L. S. OSBORNE,
Club Reporter.