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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
WHISKY AND BEER
 MAY COST HIM s72
Contest on Bill of S2785 Re- suits in Costs Amount
 ing to S44,90

If the judgment of the justices court is sustained in the case of Joseph Sa- poncie, a saloon keeper of Lowell, against Stephen Christ, $27.S5 worth of beer, cigars and whisky" will have cost Christ S72.75.
 The saloon keeper brought suit against Christ, whose native name is Kristof, to compel payment of an account alleged to be owed by Christ. The case was first tried in Judge Murphys court at Lowell, but the jury disagreed and the case was trans ferred to Judge Highs court in Bis bee. The jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum sued for and as- sessed the costs against the defendant, the costs of both trials totaling $44. 90.
 When the account was first submit ted. the defendants attorney made a demand for an itemized account, which was submitted. It showed several sheets of bills and every item on the bill was for beer. cigars and whisky, either or all three. One days bill for liquid refreshments amounted to S9.
 Attorney Ross, representing the de. fendant. gave notice that he would ap- peal the case to the district court. in which event. unless the defendant wins out, his refreshments will cost in the neighborhood of S10O.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
BISBEE FAMILY MAY
 RECEIVE FORTUNE
Contest Begins in United States Circuit Court at
 Los Angeles

A legal battle which, if success ful. will make Bisbee family wealthy. was begun in the United States circuit court at Los Angeles Monday morning. The case is a proceeding against the McGurk es- tate, said to be worth about a mil lion dollars. The Bisbee claimant Is L. s. McGurk of Wood Canyon, formerly manager of the Stanton business college here. Mir McGurk is at present at Phoenix. having been transferred to the college there. but Mrs. McGurk and children. to- gether with her husbands sister. Miss McGurk, reside il Wood Can yon.
 Into the case enter unusual ale gations or fraudulent heirship. as serted to have been established without the basis Of even remote relationship. suppression of assets amounting to two-thirds of the total estate. and other moves which, if successful, will cut of a sister and brother from a huge fortune and
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
WILL NOT MAKE LEVY UNLESS 30 PER CENT
 IS SPENT IN COUNTY

Unless the territorial board of con trol consents to the expenditure of 80 per cent of the money raised for road purposes by this county in the county no road levy will be made above . per cent, according to a resolution adopted by the Cochise county board Of supervisors in session at Tombstone Monday.
 The per cent levy is all that is re- quited by law. The supervisors took the position that Coehise has been shouldering the burden of road expen- allure without a fair return long enough.
 Win Survey Valley.
 The county will. within the next few days, begin a survey of the roads in the Sulphur Springs valley. This ac- ton was determined upon at the meeting of the supervisors, when a committee from the Cochise County Taxpayers association petitioned the board to survey the roads.
 The roads that will be surveyed are the ones already constructed and the action was taken to prevent settlers
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in the Sulphur Springs valley from taking up lands on the road courses and building fences across the high ways, which will be illegal when the surveys of the roads are on file. Many settlers are taking up lands in the val ley and this action was deemed neces- sary in order to protect the county roads.
 Will Survey 2e5 Miles.
 The first survey will be out of Bis bee to the Huachucas by way of Here ford and after that the roads between other county points in the valley will be surveyed. The work will be done by County Surveyor McNish and a total of 2e5 miles will be surveyed
 Supervisor J. J. Bowen returned yes terday from Tombstone, where he at tended the meeting Monday Among the representatives of the county Tax payers association present were: II. A. Morgan of Wilcox, Tom O'Leary of Wilcox, A. Y. Smith of Pearee, Mir Reno of Pearce, Mir. Mcbride of Pearce, John P. Gull of Courtland and others.
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sister Of the testator There were two brothers and another sister. bus these. according to their statement. died without issue. leaving them, as grandchildren. the sole heirs of the san Diego man.
 'Johnathan McConnaghy tells of letters received from Edward Me Gurk. whom he claims at one time spelled his name "McGuirck' and went under the name Of Patrick He also asserts that in 1897 the testa- tor paid him a visit: that he con tinued to write until a short time before his death. but that no intel ligence was received of his demise
 The plaintiffs incorporate the fol- lowing dispatch in their complaint which they claim was published fin a Chicago newspaper and gave them their first intimatlon of McGurk's death:
 Dublin, Ireland. April 7-After lapse of almost IS minths and fruitless inquiries in Ireland, Scot land and the north of England, a final effort is being made to discover the heirs of a former county Ar magh man, named Patrick Me Gurk. over 50 years ago he emi- grated to California and died in testate two years ago, leaving a for tune of sSOO.OOO
 Inquiry they started was too late to prevent the distribution of the estate. The available cash amount ing to s21 .242.56. had been divided into 1S0 parts. Michael McGurk got "A of these. including the share Of a deceased nephew or 5S.733.05; his sister. Elizabeth. s4.366.55; At torney Dockweiler. s4,720.56; Eugene Daney. s2 360.2S, and Patrick J. O'Hare, a solicitor of Newry, Ire land, who attended to the inter ests of the heirs in that country. got S1,06212 The real estate and other property has not yet been ap- portioned
 To Fight to End
 ID. A. Tyler is here as the per sonal representative of the Ohio contestants, all of whom hail from the city of Bridgeport. He said yesterday that all of his clients were in comfortable circumstances. and that John A McConnaghy Is worth s1O0.000.
 Mir McConnaghy is going to the last ditch with this fight said Ty- Ter. He has proof of his claims which. are indisputable. It is only question Of his being able to sur mount the legal obstacles SO that this evidence can be produced in court
 Attorney Behymer, who made a trip to Ireland for the contestants. said yesterday that there were some genuine surprises in store for the defendants, once the preliminaries were aside and a chance afforded to make an assault on the evidence of knship the McGurks offered to secure title to the estate. If they lose their fight today the attor- neys expect to carry the case up to the United States supreme court"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
TORTURED FOR IS YEARs.

by cure-defying stomach trouble that bafled doctors, and resisted all remedies he tried, John W. Mod ders, of Moddersyille, Mich. seemed doomed. He has to sell his farm and give Up work. His neighbors said. he can't live much longer. |" Whatever I ate distressed me-" he wrote, 'till l tried Electric Bitters, which worked such wonders for me that l can now eat things l could not take for years. It's surely a grand remedy for stomach trouble" |" Just as good for the liver and kid neys- Every bottle guaranteed. Only soc at all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
Personal Mention

Ross Cummick of Douglas was in the city yesterday on business.
 J. w Edwards of Nogales was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 A.. D. Narney of Douglas was in the city yesterday. registered at the Cop per Queen.
 B. L. Cosgrove of Douglas was in the city yesterday, registered at the Copper Queen.
 c. E. Hatcher of Douglas was in the city on business. He will remain here for several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. +. Gallagher of Doug las are in tke city. registered at he Copper Queen hotel.
 R T. Rowe leaves today for Ponty- cymer, Glamorgan county, England, and may not return to this country.
 Harold Potts, senior bellhop at the Copper Queen, has returned from lie Huachucas. where he spent a month.
 Mrs. ". s. Williams and son, Gerald, leave today for Los Angeles and Pa eific coast resorts for months vaca- tion.
 W. s. Fenwick returned to the Bis bee Extension mine yesterday after stay of two days in the city on Dusi- ness. fi
 Mrs. Dora Grady and daughter haze returned from Douglas, where they were guests of Mir and Mrs. Tom Lockney.
 W. II. Adamson of Douglas arrived In Bisbee Monday and took back 10 the Shelter City Mrs. Adamson. who has been III at the Copper Queen hos pital here.
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send them. almost penniless, back to their native sod Of Newry, Ar magh county, Ireland.
 5isbee Famllys Claim
 The Bisbee family claims relation ship to the original McGurk and will prosecute it's claim to a DOT ticn of the million dollar estate. The Los Angeles Times prints the fol- lowing regarding the case:
 The case is that brought by five residents of Ohio. who aver they are the nearest surviving relatives of Edward McGurk. the wealthy San Diego man, and that Michael and Elizabeth McGuEk )s Newry, who received the bulk of the estate. resorted to fraud to gei the money.
 Attorneys Glen Behymer and Mich olas Bristow for the Ohioans, will combat a demurrer interposed by Attorneys Isidore B. DockWeiler and Eugene Daney. counsel for the Nc Gurks, which contends there is nc cause Of action in the Federal courts. Successful in this. the plaintiffs will then ask the appoint ing O. a receiver 10 cut of further use of the esta.e by the NcGurks and others.
 Five for a Fortune
 "The plaintiffs are Isabella Gifin, Anna Myers, Mary France, Robert McConnaghy and John A. McCon- naghy. They say they are full broth CTS and sisters. Their father was Jonnathan McConnaghy. a son of Mary McConnaghy, whose maiden name, the contestants assert, was Mary McGurk and who was full
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
SIERRA CONSOLIDATED MINES
 COMPANY

Duluth, Minnesota, July 26th, 1911.
 To the Stockholders:
 Notice is hereby given that the Second Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of Sierra Consolidated Mines Company will be held at the general office Of the Company at Room I4e0 iG the Alworth BDilding, m Duluth AiHnescta, oA Tuesday. the 22nd day of august, A. D. 1911, at 12 clock noon, sfor the election of three directors to hold office for three years, and the transaction of such other business as may prop erly come before said meeting. The stock transfer books win be closed from August 18th. 1911. to August 22, 1911, both inclusive
 FREDERICK R. KENNEDY.
 1Sz Secretary.
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PLEADED GUILTY TO
 CHARGE OF FORGERY

VENICE, Cal, Aug. s.-D. F. Key holds, who says he used 10 be president of the city council of Cleveland. Ohio, and who recently made an address before the Santa Monica city council. is in jail here tonight. having pleaded guilty to the charge of forging the signature of the Rapids Amusement company to a check for $500 drawn on the Bank of Venice. His bail was fixed at S5,OOO, and he is held pending sen tence by the superior eeltrt. ..
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
STABLE REFUSE
 \ BIG MENACE
Matter Being StreWn on Roads Near City Instead of Being Placed at
 City Dump
PRACTICE TO BE STOPPED

The agitation against the city dump nuisance has upturn- ed another evil nearer home. an evil that tars the county with the same stick as that with which the county tarred the city when it warned the city at recent meeting of the city council that if the garbage nuisance dump were not abated the county would take action to to compel the city to desist in using the plat just of tho coun- ty road below Lowell as a dumping place.
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opp EELLows. coNcLAvE

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont.. Aug. B. From all parts Of Ontario. members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows met here today for four days session of tie Provincial Grand Lodge. The Rebekahs, the women's auxiliary Of the order. also are hold ing their annual session.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
CARD OF THANKS

On behalf of the late Lee Ross, desire to thank all the many friends, especially the Redmen and the Eagles. for the kindness and sym pathy shown him during his last days and at the time of his death
 WILLIAM CLARK.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09

Buy it now Now is the time to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Collc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. II is almost certain to be needed be- lore the summer is over. This remedy has no superior. For sale by all druggists. lS9.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
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investigation conducted by Dr. Fer guson, acting for the county board of health, led to the discovery that stablemen and transformer of Bisbee and Lowell were dumping the refuse matter Of their stables all along the county road, from half mile to a mile nearer Bisbee thap the city dump.
 Little refuse from the stable has been dumped at the city garbage dump and as that kind Of matter is the Best known hot house for fly culture, 1t is probable that the major ity og the fly army are natives Of Low ell rather than Bisbees refuse dump, q mile or more farther down the road.
 Practice Must Stop.
 Dr. Ferguson acted promptly follow ing his investigation and all stable men and transfer men were notified Yesterday that they must discontinue dumping their stable refuse anywhere except at the city dump and that when t Is taken there it must be spread out so that it will be dried and destroyed
 Proprietors of livery stables in the city agreed when their attention was called to the nuisance which they were committing to haul their refuse to the city dump hereafter. The coun ty is determined to stop this promis. cuous dumping Of refuse all along the road and on part of the territorial highway and if the ones that have been doing it do not voluntarily de. sist prompt action will be taken by the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
FRENCH KITCHEN.

Very best meals in town. Every thing nice. neat and clean Fine cooking. Meals 25c up. Chicken dinner Sunday soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
Road of Manure.

investigations of Dr. Ferguson dis covered the fact that one of the streets or roaaways, though a back one. is wholly constructed Of stable manure.
 This street is the one that borders the ditch back or the E. B. Mason store in Lowell. Bisbee transfermeu
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Al s3.50 we offer only nar- row widths Of odds and-ends, mostly patent leather. At that price the assortment Is small but if you wear a narrow width you can get a fine shoe for lit tie money.
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FOR sALE-SUMMER PLACES.

WHO WANTS A 81 MINER HOME AND FARM
on the banks Of III. beautiful kennebcc river.
in the good old state Of Maine? Nor Il tumble
down house that will take season to fit
for uee bur modern house all ready for
cunancy. Also eighty five acres OF land bound
ed on he west by the river and on the cast
nv a pond the outlet being brook run
ming through this farm the river II you
are Interested for further informa ton address
EMMA r. JONES. 63 River ave, Gardiner, Me.
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FOR RENT-SUMMER PLACES.

SIMMER COTTAGE FOR RENT. LOCATED
this Is OIL top OF the Ca,"~tin II outain. five
miles west OF Frederick. Md. ON trolley line;
very desirable" Address &. j.. CLINE. fr"d-
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AN ATTRACTIVE. PLACE BETWEEN RELAY
and Catorsville. Baltimore Co: beautiful
porches and grounds: vcCeta bles: milk: four
bathrooms. Address. further particulars, y. I.
ERilk lJ2. BOLTON 81. RaltImore
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FOR SALE-O\ NORTH CAPITOL 81. Sol I'll
of Rhode Island You cannot buy another
house this under $1,000. Thc owner of
this property is pushed for cash End will sell
at very attractive price. It's hay-window
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l745 Park ri Or. b.5J 90 IS NJ sw. or -. 20
l76l Park rd. Or. b. 800 STABLES GARAGES
1880 ODD NV Or, h.4j.'o Rear 202i q. % 90
l4lS Belmont 9r. 2bI5.;,o 1341 W. shops. 1000
49,, Farm't Tor h 1870 FLATS.
37Ol Dumb ay il h4IOO H6 T ne Or. b. fats %. 10
1871 l4th NV Or b $3.50 3l6 10Th ne Or, b 81 30
1000 Park rd Tor BIS so 7OS 18th me- Ar, b. II. 80
2OO6 LIST NV 1r b. 81, ~ 17lS l4th CT. b. % so
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FOR RENT-D. %. THOMPSON L CO.. 1883 no.
1927 r nv. iIr.b$55.Op slg 13th ne, Sr. 1880
1883 Willard. Or. 23 50 110l u nv SC. ,h17,v
o4i7 Pa av, sr b.. ..23 90 2422 18th .4r bI7 30
1884 F. ne, CT. b. 22.50 9n7 So. 5r.. $3.50
1882 G ne. Or. h.22.50 1851 Gales me- 5r IL. 90
ZIG d ne. 5r, b. .2lJ0 1909 Kramer 1870
go Hobart .',r BIO 20 42s 18th Sc. Ar. 1880
sos 18th ne. 7r b. 20 so 6l2 Gordon ne, 4rl050
1870 F.. 6r. b. 20 so 1874 Cookscy pl.4r 30
FOR RENT-MAY 1ST-l241 GIRARD ST.
coz. 18th: I2r. Oh, NV. heat; Sd floor; com
plcte apt. If desired: hardwood finish through
out rent. So. Apply premises.