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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
VISITORS WILL REMAIN HERE
 THREE HOURS
Official Schedule from Los Angeles Chamber of Com merce Giving Tine of Arrival and Departure Received,

In aleCter to Secretary Reynolds. of tSe Bisbee board of trade. Frank Wig gins. secretary of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. has the follow ing to say in regard to the chambers tour of 4 rizona:
 We herewith inclose you official itinerary covering the trip of the Chamber of Commerce special excur- sion to Arizona next week. Alter con siderable effort we have arranged to give each city as much time as pos sible in order that our people may have an opportunity of offering the
 glad hand" to your business and com mercial interests.
 We anticipate leaving here on time with 125 bankers, merchants. lawyers and doctors. representing the Los An geles Chamber of Commerce. among the party will be some ten or twelve ladies. 1t is not our intention to i'm pose on the good offices of your peo- pie. but we would like to have an op- portunity of seeing what is to be seen. and become better acquainted and en- deavor to increase the friendly inter- ests that now exist between your sec ton and this city"
 In the copy-of the official itinerary. given below. it will be seen that Bis bee will not be passed up with an hour and a half wednesday afternoon, but instead the sJcal board of trade will have the pleasure of entertaining them in the evening. from 7:45 toI 10:30 pm. which is exceedingly more gratifying than the time allotted here in the former schedule. As it will be dark when the visitors arrive. they will not be able to see much of the camp. so the Angels will probably be given d reception and banquet at the Copper Queen hotel. with maybe a "fy-by-night' trip through some of the mines.
 This is all up to the board of trade. which will meet at two o'clock this afternoon in T1e city hall for the pur- pose of perfecting arrangements. and. incidentally, ro elect officers for the coming year. But leave it to the board 10 see that the Californians are royalty entertained. The revised schedule foiows:
 Special train leaves Arcade station, Los Angeles, Tuesday, March 18th. at 2 pm.
 Arrive. Leave
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
COAL STRIKE CERTAIN.

KANSAS CITY. March 1I.-A strike of coal miners of the southwest April l, when the present scale ends. can hardly be averted, according to a statement of the operators made to- day The men demand an increase of wages and the operators say they cannot possibly grant it The strike. if declared, would. it is said, include all union miners in Missouri. Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
FARmAn WILL FIGHT.

PARIS, March 11-Henry and Mau- rice Farman have announced their in- tention of sending a lawyer to the United States to aid in contesting the suit for infringement of patent rights instituted by the Wrights.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
UNKNOWN FOUND DEAD.
lSneciaI to ReriewA

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. March 11.-An in- coming train crew today discovered the body of a dead man lying in a cut about two miles east of San Der nardino station The train was stop ped and the dead body was picked up and brought to Douglas. From papers found on his body he was identified as P. J. Nolan. but his place of residence is unknown. He wore a watch and had some money in his pockets The theory of the officers is that he fell from moving train.
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MURRAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Atwood ana a.,
ny VIII spend New Years with Dr. an,
Mrs. Baker of Ogden. ana
Miss Amy Morris, who has been ~
guest of Miss Grace Wooten durlnp inv
holidays, has returned home. 'He
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howe en,or
tairfed the Jolly IS Card club at tbeIr
home last Thursday evening. '"e'f
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howe o,,o.
tained a few friends Mt cards Inc,
Tuesday evening at their home in soutb
Cottonwood.
AS the spacious home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Richard Howe. on Christmas fn, .
n family reunion was held, and latsr
dinner served to about IS of their chil.
dren and grand children. The roon,.,
were decorated In evergreen and Nall.
and general good time enjoyed bv III
Among those present were Mr. nnd
Mrs. d. a. Mcmillan. Mr.. and NM d.,a
Frank Howe Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Moi,
fatt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howe. Mr.
and Mrs. John Howe, Mr.. Eras How
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trot, Mr. an,
Mrs. William ATortensen of Idaho Fall
ana MI Alonzo Howe of Rigby, Ida.
Mrs. Henry Hnrker of TaylorsyiI,o
entertained ut dinner on Christmas
day, covers being laid for 80. The rooms
were decorated in the Christmas roll
ors Later in the evening 20 grand
children enjoyed q beautiful Christmas
tree. while Mr.. Harker made an ideal
Santa Claus. distributing gifts to all.
at tho South Cottonwood ward house
on Wednesday afternoon children's
dance was given, with an entertain
ment for tho older people in the eve
ming.
Mr.. Joe Cahoon. who has been spend-
ms the holidays with his family, leaves
soon for Wyoming.
Mrs. r. II. Windcr. formerly of Muir
ray. was hostess at delightful bridge
tea Wednesday afternoon, given for a
number of her Salt Lake friends, the
rooms being bright with Christmas col
ors, and most enjoyable time spent
by all those present.
Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Sears gave fam
lily dinner on Christmas day. in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.. y. Egan, DR.. ana
Mrs. VIM. Wade. Mr. and Mrs Stanley
Wade and Mr.. l.. Rich
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clark entertained at the st. Johns
home Thursday evening. Reading and
music occupied the evening. About 10
guests had the pleasure of the evening.
Mrs. G. p. Smith entertained at din
ner Wednesday. The table decoration
was in red. Covers were laid for Six
President and Mrs. Widtsoe enter
tanned mt dinner Wednesday evening.
Covers were laid for six.
Miss Winnifred Smith entertained at
dinner Monday, covers being laid for
eight.
Mrs. Luther Howell entertained in
formally with one table of bridge We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fl. p. Emcis entertained In
formally with two tables of bridge
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Il. L. Campbell spent Tuesday
in Ogden.
Mr. David Eccles spent Sunday and
Monday here.
Mr.. C. w. Nibley came to Logan Sun
day morning from New York
Miss Mildred Daniels spent the holi-
day season here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Piper came to
Logan to spend Christmas. Mr.. Pypcr
returned to Salt Lake Monday. Mrs.
Piper will return this week lend
Mr.. John e. Carlisle spent the holt
day week in Springyille
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Ncbckcr re-
turned early in the week from Ogden,
where they went to spend Christmas
with Mrs, Nebeker's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. 'rcctzel DR.. and
Mrs. Clark. Miss Ellen Huntington,
Miss Isabella Brooks and MIR. Jones
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in To-
gan canyon ut the Riches cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Widtsoe spcnt
the Christmas holidays with President
and Mrs. Widtsoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Thatcher and
daughter, Miss Patience Thatcher, re-
turned from q three days visit in Salt
Lake Wednesday.
Miss Mily Howell went to Salt Lake
to spend Christmas holidays.
Miss Isabel Brooks of Rowland hall,
salt Lake. spent the Christmas holidays
IN Logan, guest of Mrs. Fred Clark.
Mrs. c. P. Smith will go to San jose.
Cal, next Wednesday to visit with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jardine are reioic-
ing over baby girl, born on Christmas
day.
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LEHI,

During the second week of January
n social will be given in the Apollo hall
In honor of Mr.. G. N. Child. retiring SUI
perintendent of the Y. NJ. NJ J. A. of
Alpine stake BY the stake officers to
which all ward officers. bishoprics and
other officers will be invited guests
Punch and refreshments will be served
Tho Civics club held an interesting
session Wednesday afternoon ut the
New West hall. A large number of
ladies interested in the civic bettcrmcnt
of Lehi were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Rockhil enter
tanned the Social Club at their residence
Tuesday evening. Five Hundred" was
the game of the evening.
Tho Atllcnian Literary society held u
pleasant session Thursday afternoon.
Last night social and dance was
given in the city pavilion under tho
patronage of the Civics club the pro-
cceds OF which will establish Il chit
drens' corner in the new city library.
Miss Estella Roberts one OF Lehi's
winsome young ladies' ana Ernest Mad
son. manager of the Lehi Banner, will
be married Jan. 5.
Next Thursday evening the Ivy Re-
bekah lodge will give II grand banquet
and social in the club rooms which will
be one of the leading features of the
New Year festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Webb OF Ogden
arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Webs spent the first
of the week with Salt Lake relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. White of Pleasant
Grove are visiting Bishop and Mrs. j
Stokcr.
Miss Catherine Christensen and Daryl
Fowler popular Lehi young people Will
be married Wednesday next.
Mrs. Rachel Campbell of Salt Lake
City is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. a.
Slade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McOmic OF Ma
plcton are visiting Lehi relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Itittingcr of Salt
Lake City were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Il. II. Davis the first OF the week.
Mr.. 3. l.. Wines is visiting in Ruby
Valley. New, with relatives and friends
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Olmstead of briggs. Ida,
is visiting Lehi friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Bricn Of Ogden
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Prof. and Mrs Perse Burrows oro
spending a week in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Woollev or
SAT- Lake City were calling on Brig
ham City friends. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Christensen
and children spent Christmas In Salt
Lake with Mrs. Christensen's moth
err and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l. Pappc of Salt
Lake City and their son have been
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Zimmerman during the week.
Mr.. c. Z. Altsman and son of Salt
Lake City are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Pappc of this city for a few days
Miss Kate Broadisone of Hyrum is
the guest of Miss Florence Jansen for
Il few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w. Hoops were
In Ogden last week attending the we'd
ding reception of Il relative.
~ y, Olsen Is spending a few days
of this week in Maad.
Mayor and Mrs. Blackburn and
daughters. Leal, Geraldine and Elva,
ana Mr. and Mrs Rupert Olsen ana
baby spent Monday in Ogden, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blackburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerrold a. Thompson of
salt Lake City came up to Brigham
to spend Sunday and Monday.
Miss Lucille Jensen is home from her
school work at Logan to spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mrs. e. H. PIERCE and children,
Pansy, Harry and Mary are up from
Sal flake to spend the holiday season.
Mr.. r. Z. Marcus of Oakley Ida,
is spending his holidays in Brigham.
Prof. and Mrs. o. Rosskelly are
spending their Christmas holidays in
Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rodcn came
up from Salt Lake Saturday and re-
NAMED over Monday.
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honor yesterday at n luncheon given
by Mrs. o. G. Bccbe. the decorations
being in red and green The table
had Il Cluny lace cloth over red satin,
and Christmas tree among whose
branches stood bride and groom in
wedding attire. aud with red ribbons
extending from them to the places.
Post cards were written to be sent the
future bride during her coming we'd
ding trip. The paror Was III red car
nntons,
Miss Ruby Lambourne entertained at
bridge Friday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Frances Cowan. five tables being
played and tho rooms decorated in
puiHsettaS. holly and bells. Assisting
the hostess were Mrs G. W. Lam
bourne. MIS- ". II. Wcyhcr and the
Misses Gertrude Snow, lnis sherman
ana AGni9 ADAMS.
Miss Dorothy Bailey entertained
yesterday afternoon at Il bridge tea at
her home on Twelfth East street, the
decorations being in the prevailing
colora ana the Young hostess being as
sisted by her mother Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey
ana others.
Otto uaucrbacn, VINO has risen into
world, through the success Of Il half
dozen original clever operas, was the
guest Of honor on Tuesday night at 4
delightful evening party given by Mr.,
ana Mrs, james H. P"uiton at iheil'
home together with his brother Carl
HRuerhnch. who Is here from Chicago,
spending tau holidays Will relatives.
The rooms were decorated Win holly,
lcllS and other OF tue FcaSon's ems
sienls, ana AN elaborate supper WINS
served, while feature " the evening
was til" music, several selections being
glyou trom Madam sherry Mr..
iIauorb0ch'a most successful opera
which conics to salt Lake next mouth
About - guests were present to en-
joy the pleasant affair
"a
Lieut. ana Mrs r. NJ, Miller Will give
a watch party ut the post tintght
ss
Miss Marian W,jitu will BE- among
those Who entertain at watch parties
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Ernest Jensen: Miss leila Harris Of
this city and j. l., Riley of Ogden; Miss
Mary Lindsay Of Beaver and Clark Or
raj Dunshee of this city, Miss Della
Hooper and Ray c. Green; and num-
Der OF others.
on Wednesday night Miss Eva c.
Lowmun of Butte, Mont. and Clyde T..
bushnell of this city were married. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. Fred
kcyworth, and the bride being at
tended by Miss Rena Dearer and the
groom by Myion j. kisselperg. The
rooms were prettily decorated in pink
ana white ana number of friends
We're present Mr. and Mrs. Bushnell
will be at home at l5S north Main
street,
Another informal wedding was that
of Miss Elizabeth D. Lyman and Arthur
Smith, the ceremony being performed at
the First Methodist church and a
luncheon following at the brides home
They will make their home here.
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HL'uh'%n foFh' spending the week
with friends,
Mrs, l<imball and Miss Kimbal,
mother ana sister of Mrs Robert
Forester, are here with Mrs. For
roster at Whitehall
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Lynn ana their
daughter, Wlnifrcd will leave shortly
FOR California TO spend the winter.
The Ecy Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Knox
lSodc have gone to San Francisco,
whence they sail next week for the
Hawaiian Islands.
Miss pelghton of Park city is in
town for a few days visiting friends.
Miss Clara Einhorn Of santa Rosd
Is visiting Mr. anu Mrs Thomas
kenrn8 over the holidays.
Mrs Nathan Oner Of Rock Springs.
Wyo, ia visiting her mother. Mrs, II.
Narnes, lS5 L. street,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Forester ana
their son George have returned from
ogden whore they spent Christmas,
Mrs, Lillian Rose. daughter OF the
late \. W PcndletOn, has gone to Los
NhErlrS, Wnrfc she was married this
week u Jerome Bennett, who was
formerly with the Bell Telephone
company here,
Bishop Laurence Seaman left this
week for Arizona to spend the rest
OF the winter.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Charles Gillette are
back from short visit to Ely.
Mrs. Ben r. lIltc is here from Den
Yer and will spend some time with her
son, b. G HItc.
Miss Octnvn Recs of Santauuin Is
IN town visiting friends and relatives
for II few days.
Mrs. r, G. Hite viii leave shortly for
san Antonio. Tex, TO spend the rest
of the winter with her mother.
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M:THE [ARdERz{,;fl'.s,ll;i,,.
OUTSIDE M,[ s.Sa,S l$,:.l
CITIES &GSs. =
PROVO.

Mr.. l.. L. Nunn entertained the
following guests at Il Xmas dinner at
his beautiful home on South Academy
ave Mcssers and Mesdames w. l..
Biersacll, Joseph Bishop and Misses
Pearl and Lydia Jones, and Messcrs
Elton Hoyt. c. n. Rakcstraw. Oliver
Biersack, Brown and J. Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. p. Markham en-
tcrtained ut dinner Monday. After
partaking of an elaborate spread the
evening was pleasantly passed in
games ard cards
Mcsscrs Hcber and Fred Taylor de-
lightfully entertained number OF
their young friends ut dinner at their
home on South Academy Ave- Monday.
The guests were; Misses Nellie Taylor.
Ethel TAFT, Flora Davis. Anna Taylor
L!ela Moore ana Vera Taft McSscrs
Merrcl Taylor. Earl Spailorl, ELL
wood Bachman, Morrill, George, and
Clarence Moods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Brandenbcrger
entertained mt dinner Sunday Mr. and
Mrs Il. p. Curtis. Miss Berg, Mrs.
Cummings and Bert Cummings.
Tho seventh and eighth grades Of
the Proctor Academy formed Il merry
party and enjoyed couple OF hours
skating at the Eldrod rink Tuesday
afternoon
y large crowd attended the Social
Sixty dancing party Wednesday eve
ming at the First Ward Social hall
Mrs. Il. l.. Nelson was hostess at a
dinner party given at her home
Thursday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. II. l., Andcrbcrg en-
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to visit her son and daughter, MIS-.
ana Mrs. Vaughn Paul, at the WILSON,
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. DAILY LEFT thas
| week for Il months stay In Caliloini".
Mrs Thomas Kearns and her guest.
| Miss Unborn, and the three learns
| children left this week for san fra.i-
| cisco, whence they Will go later 10
| Santa Rosa for the rest oil the VIM
| ter.
Mrs. l.. C. Trent, formerly OF TINS
| city but now of Los Angeles, spent tne
dav in town. "Wednesday. on her way
home, after a Visit with Mr.. ana MIS-.
Bert varian, in Weiser. Ida.
DR.. and Mrs j. j. Buswell and son
Law lert this week for Los Angeles and
vicinity to spend the remainder Oh inc
winter.
Mrs. w. D. Donohcr and her little
daughter Body expect to leave carry
in the new year for Los Angeles anu
the beaches to spend part OF the
winter
Kenneth Human. son of Mr., and Mrs
Abner I.unan, who is attending se't ,,,'
In New Hampshire, IL spending the
Christmas holidays in Boston and New
York. @
Lew Iscmun is here on his way to the
coast and is registered at the Albert
where he Will be until the new year.
Mrs Fred A. Hale left this week for
the east for n several months stay.
Miss Jessie Rinehart of Lafayette,
Indiana, Is in town for n few days,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Alexander
at the Bransford.
The Misses Jennie and Prudence
Earl OF Idaho Falls are visiting in the
city with their brother. L. NJ. Earl
Senator ana Mrs. Rudolph Kuchlcr
and Mrs Kuchler's sister, Miss Ethel
Orth of Ogden. will be in Salt Lake
during the session of the legislature.
Mrs. Malcolm Kcyscr and her baby
will leave next week for Ocean Park. to
spend the rest of the winter.
Mrs. Mary NJ. F. Allen and her moth
or, Mrs. Ferry. of Park City, have been
visiting the Hancock family.
Mrs. j. ]. Taylor and her little daush-
Stlie. Marie, ontario, Canada. after u
visit OF several monthc with Mrs. ray
lor's mother. Mrs. S, NJ. Shields.
Mr. and Mrs " II. Peasc, formerly
of this city but now OF San Francisco,
have spent the last few days in town.
on their way home after Il visit with
friends in Kansas City.
/. "a,
Pocatcllo to visit with her sister, Mrs.
E. b. Donnelley.
D. w. Jcssup, who is with the United
States mine at Bingham. snent Chist-
mas with the Jessup family in the city.
Hugh Thomas has been in town for
few days from Nevada to spend the
holidays with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. DAILY have gone
for months stay on the coast and
In southern California
Mr.. A. N. Mckay and children ana
Mrs. w. Il. Nigus have gone to Los
Angeles to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper a. McCaskcl
have gone to Arizona, where they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Holman
from Reno, New, are visiting in Salt
Lake with Mr.. Holman's father, w. A.
Holman, making it the first family re-
union in Is years.
Mrs. J. S Davclcr ana her son Earle
are here and are at the Fifth East
hotel for the winter. Mr.. Daveler Is
with the Utah Copper company at Gar
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LOGAN.

the girls OF tho a. G. who didn't go
home for holidays at the st. Johns
home Monday evening. Refreshments
were served
The a, G. Woman's club will enter
tain with a New Years party Satur-
day evening at the home of Mrs, George
Champ.
Mrs. c 7. Tcotzcl and Mrs. Fred
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I Cavenaugh. and the grand march va was
led by Captain McNab and Miss VIZ
ginia Beatty About $50 were present.
Including u number from the city.
at the symphony orchestra a., concern ,s.,,f
repIesentatiye people Colonel and Mrs
Edwin L. Holmes occupied stall Win
Mrs. Jay 4. Harris. Ms. w. Fl Gun,
nIughatn, Mrs w. Z. Alexander anu
sister rs their guests. ou
Miss Edna Cohn entertained sun
party, having as her guests Mrs; a. !, r.
Gorhan. Mrs a. S. Peters. Mrs. IN IL "a,
Lewis. Mrs. g. L. Garter and Miss Ealla
Dwyei. Mrs. ", W. Armstrong, MIa'
Ellsworth DagGctt and Mrs. j. l. Nei'i
occupied another stnll
aThursday evening Bishop $, Spaiu-
ing ard Miss Spalding entertained ~ ~,
pleasant affair in compliment TO .ne
faculty Of Rowland hall and others, inc
decorations being In the holiday colors'
and feature being n Christmas tree.