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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-10
Sales for Balance of Januar
Careful and Thorough Preparations Made Months Ago
Assure the Greatest Success of All to This
January Sale of Undermus-
Inns and Embroideries
Ask for S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
-Redeemable with Beautiful Premiums

The merit OF the merchandise, quite
as much as the little pricing, puts
these sales in a class alone. From
the simplest item to the most elab-
crate creations at the highest price
that is reasonable, the variety is
complete and the savings are evil
dent all along the line.
And, again, every item, is new so
that you are assured Of only the
latest patterns and styles. This is
an important point when modes for
the coming spring and summer are
considered.
All of the URdermuslins are con-
s.rueted from the finest materials,
trimmed with choicest laces and en-
broideries. sturdiiy and conscien-
ciously made in every detail.
The items herein mentioned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-10

a.lb. can Benefits Break,
fast coffee and =. 20
stamps 49,. ..'...
BENEFITS Golden corfee
and 20 stamps. ID. 2eo
pride of BENNETT :
flour, per sack. sl-sS
Assorted teas and ~
stamps, ID. .......&se
Tea slftings and ~
stamps. ID. .....-lse
: lbs, &c Jap rice for 2se
) pkgs. Benefits Gpio
toll mince meat and "
stamps .s-- ..sssS
e-Ih- pkg BENEFITS Capt
toll pancake flour and
I 10 stamps .......- iOS
s-lb. pkg. BENEFITS Cap
itol oats and 10 sips.
. cans Country Gentle
man corn and ~
RfQmnS .- s&o~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-10
Boreaies in the Pure Food Store for Wednes.
day s and Thursdays Selling

. cans whole tomatoes
and 10 stamps aSc
3 pkgs. Orange City
rusk and 10 sslamps aSo
40c jar Tea Garden pre-
served figs for 2Sc
5 pkgs. Crescent Elbow
macaroni and 10
stamps 49,. AoC
Crackers Of all kinds.
with 10 stamps. pkg,
at ..... ..........lo LOG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-10

As . result the company has shipped
samples Of golden vein marble, which II
wishes TO substitute for Pavanaso marble
IN the pIasters. The samples arrived yes
terdAy and the commissioners decided 10
look at them as a matter Of courtesy. but
Commissioners Harte, Lynch, Elsasser
and Best declared they have no Intention
OF approving any substitution.
The board voted TO pay Caldwell q
brakes claim for work done during De-
eember. sii.aio,7S. when this is paid the
situation win be as follows.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-10
Sale of Women's Robes
and Eicnnelette Gowns

About fifty wSmsa's fine robes IN
a great variety Of coIors and styles
that were our best sellers during the
Christmas season; values from $500
to 800. divided into two lots and
days selling
womsn's plain white and eolorsd
flannsistte gowns in splendid vari-
ETY. of styles and patterns. literally
cut and finely finished, all sizes,
formerly scld at 800 and sl.25, We'd
nesday. $50 each.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
TIE annual meeting q the .Stog ShoIdars
CT the Bee Building company viii BE- he'd
al the office Of said company, Oma IA
Nebraska, 1T o'clock D. m Tr;csgtsT.
January l6. TO-. for the election Of tie
egi az directors for the ensuing year
nd 10. the Transaction of such i,tgls.
business a. may properly come bvIJrs
lrs meeting
- order Of the presiden.
y l. FELL. Ses-etz--.
Di7tOJIJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-10

Persistent Advertising is the Road TO
Il Returns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-10

Csndied peel. assorted.
and 10 stamps, N. 2so
DOUBLE STAMPS on
BuTTERINE.
Gaillard's olive oil and
SO stamps. a medium
size bottle 4so
Sniders chile sauce and
10 stamps. bottle aSc
, cakes York Violet
toilet soap and 10
stamps ........2Sc
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
BUY FEARFULLY
 BITTEN BY OOC
Dog Thought to Be Rabid and Child Is Rushed Away for PaSteur
 Treatment
4 NM Al. HIS PET

Bob Hargis. the six year old SO of Mr and Mrs. Tom llargis, of Tombstone canyon. was bitten by a mad dog yesterday morning. and las, night was sent to the Pasteur lnstL ute at Fl Paso for treatment. in an. ticipation of the development of Tab ies. The wounds were cauterized by Dr. c. r. Hunt. who advised the par ents 10 take the boy 10 Fl Paso for treatment
 The toy was bitten by a pet dos felonging to Mir. Hargis. It is said that this dog was bittt n by another dog about two weeks ago, but no symptoms Of rabies developed until yesterday morning Ordinarily the animal was obedient. but yesterday it refused Co obey the master. Later the little boy went out in the yard to play, and the dog started to chase him. The child ran toward the house. but fell. and the dog ran oy- CT him. biting him on both ears. Dr. Hunt was immediately called. and he cauteriZed the wounds.
 The dog was killed after it bit the little boy. Other dogs are said to have been bitten besides the Hargis dog A dog belonging to Mir Wade of Wood canyon. was bitten the day before the Hargis dog was bitten. and this animal died last Tuesday. show. ing symptoms of rabies.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
SNAP TROLLEY POLE
 HORSES NOT INJURED
Peculiar Accident Occurs Near Johnson
 Addition

A trolley pole of the Warren-B Bis. bee railway in Johnson addition was snapped on at the ground yesterday aiteroon at two o'clock when an ice wagon of the Bisbee Improvement company, pulled by two runaway horses, dashed into it. The remarka hle feature Of the accident was that neither of the horses was seriously hurt. One of them sustained few scratches from the splintered pole, but the other was uninjUred.
 The wagon was standing on Naco road while the driver was delivering ice to a nearby house. The horses became frightened and ran, running head-on against the trolley pole in Johnson addition. The pole of tho wagon struck the trolley pole amid. ships and laid it flat on the ground, the horses and wagon straddling 1t. The wagon and harness were almost demolished. The trolley wire was down for a distance of two blocks and street car traffic was suspended for a brief period.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
CITY LOSES MOTIONS
 WILL TAKE APPEAL
Insurance Case Once More Goes Against Blsbee---
 Is Taken Higher

The motion of the city of Bisbee for a new trial in the case of the Ari- izona Insurance agency and others against the city, was denied Friday by Judge Sutter. of the superior court, when the motion was argued. A decision in favor of the plaintiffs was rendered by the court on April 10. The city also sought to have the judgment of the court arrested, but this motion was also denied. The city. represented by it's attorney. then fled a notice that the ease would be appealed to the supreme court of the state
 The city is estopped from atempt ing to collect a license from the fire insurance agents of the city. by the denial of the motion for the arrest of judgment. but the city will seek to get a reversal of the lower court s decision in the supreme court. The status of the other injunction case against the city, in which the plaint- iffs are the Hoffman Bros. Loan and Trust Co. and A. J. Kisselburg, is the same as it was at the time of the determination of the case in the SUI perior court, no violations of the or diuance having been reported since that time.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
COUNTY MEO|COS IN
 MONTHLY SESSION
Cochise County Association Gathers at Cadsden
 in Douglas

The Cochise County Medical Asso ciation met at Douglas last night in regular monthly session, the meeting being held in the parlors of the Gads. den hotel. The meeting was well at tended, and a number of interesting papers O. practical topics of medical science were read and discussed by the doctors present. Among the Bis. bee doctors who attended the meet. ing were Dr. F. F. Shine and Dr. Robt. Ferguson. of the Copper Queen staff.
 The Arizona Medical Associatioa's annual meeting will be held on May ' and s. and plans for the meeting end the entertainment of the coun- tvs guests on these two days were discussed. It has been arranged for one session to be held in Bisbee and another at Douglas Enough auto mobiles will be placed at the service of the visitors to take the doctors from Bisbee to Douglas. The doc. tors will meet in Bisbee on May ', and go to Douglas by automobile fer
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14

rounds. was a fast affair, with the honors about even.
 In the wrestling match between Johnny Caretto and Jack Ryan, Caret- to got a broken nose in the first round, and the match was stopped. Another wrestler will take Caretto's place for the Monday night match.
 1t was regretted that the fencing match between Capt. de la Fuente and Guiseppi Giachetto could not be pulled of. but on account of the ill., ness or the latter it had to be post poned until Monday night. This is expected to be a feature of the cir cus. E. N. Robinson filled in" with a classy dance that delighted the audience.
 The clowns made distinct hit with the photography, slot machine and modern surgery stunts, and the bar work was splendid. showing a high degree of physical development. The game between high school girls was loudly applauded.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
BISHOP HARKlN's JUBILEE

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 13:- Bishop Harkin's twenty-fifth anniver- sary as head of the Providence dio- cese will occur tomorrow. and arrange ments are benz made to ceIeD Drate the event with elaborate services in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul. The religious observances will be followed on Monday by a celebration of the laity. Bishop Harkins is in receipt of a congratulatory message from Pope Plus X, conveying the papal blessing to the bishop. his clergy and people.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
OLO TIME C|RCUSES BACKED OFF BOARDS
Y. M. C. A. Big Show Gives More Fun Than Is Seen
 in the Big Tent

The circus staged at the Y. NJ c. A gymnasium last night by talented members of the association gym class and other association departments under the managerial direction oi Secretary Davis and Physical Direct or Robinson, was pronounced by those who saw 1t as the best ana teu- entertainment ever put on in Bisbee. Those who missed seeing 1t will have a secOud opportunity. as Monday evening is also circus night The program that was given last night will be repeated, with additions
 In the relay race between the Calu- met and Arizona and the Copper Queen teams. the latter won, and the second race will be pulled of Mon day night. The reward to the victor. ious team will be a beautiful silver cup. The boxing match between Ben Jackson and Sam Benton. three
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
BURGLARS PAY
 WARREN VISIT
Between Sl50 and S20O in Cash Taken by Thieves Who Leave No
 Clue Behind
NO STAMPS WANTED

The post office at Warren and the Warren Drug store were roBuad some time during Friday night, anl be. tween Sl50 and S2O0 in none, raFen he robbery was discovered ycsior day when the drsg store, where the post once Is located. was opened and the burglary was immediately report. ed 10 Lowell officers, but up to last nisht no clue 10 the identity of the birglar had been obtained,
 lt is believed that the bugiar eu- ie'Vd the store by the windCw in tI. e rc3f that opens into the cellar In. der the Grug store building. and thus obtained entry into the store end pos: office. All of the windows upstlirs were barred. and they had not oeen tempered with. and no othe' method ot entry, unless the burglar had a ass key. was available
 That the burglar did not allow his greed 10 run away with his iude- ment is shown by the fact that the cash register till was not tempered with. and nothing but money was taken. Had he opened the register the bell on it would have startled the residents of the second story O. the drug store building.
 Leave Postage Stamps
 About $l00 in cash belonging to the post office funds, and between $50 and SlO0 of the funds of the drug store, was stolen The stamps Of the post office. which were accessi. hle, were not touched. and nothing Of value has been missed from the stocl. or the store
 The burglary of the post coffee was reported to the Sheri1s office at Tombstone. and Sherim Wheeler ar. rived in the city yesterday afternoon 10 conduct an investigation of the robbery in person. He is being as sisted by Deputy Sheriff Rooney and Constable Bailey Of Lowell and Depu ty Sheriff BOlin of Bisbee. Owing to the fact that the burglar took nothing that can be identified, none Of the ordinary clues are available, though the officers have hopes of catching the perpetrator. From the fact that the burglars care was not to distrub the residents of the sec ond story of the building. which is used as a fiat. and other circum- stances of the burglary showing a familiarity with the place. cause the belief that some one Of the district or else some one who had studied the place carefully, committed the act.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
Funeral is at Globe

Wm. Rowe. who died here a few days ago. will be buried in GloEe this afternoon. He had a sister ana several brothers who live there His wife. who is an invalid. lives in Eng land. Mir. Rowe was an earnest mem Der of the Epworth League, and as a token of respect, they had beau tiful bouquet of flowers placed on his grave. He was noble young man, and took an active interest in all works of charity. Al Christmas time he helped the secretary of the charity committee distribute flowers to poor children.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
HISTORIC BASEBALL PARK

BOSTON, Mass. April 13:-The opening Of the National League sea son in Boston this week ushered in the forty-fifth consecutive season on the historic South End grounds. Tho National League plant in this city is the oldest professional baseball park in the world. Championships were won there in 1872, 1873, 1874 and 1875. Not game was lost on the grounds in 1875, a record never paralleled in the history of the game. Remnants were also won in 1877, 1878, 1891, 1892 1893, 1897 and 1898.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
BAND CONCERT

Fantasia My Old Kentucky Home Dalby with variatOnsJ Baritone Solo .. When the Swallows Homeward Fly-Mostin Soloist. J. L. Watson.
 Medley ..... Sounds from England ..-.....-. ..- ..... Langey
 l.. J. BAWDEN. Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
PUTS END TO BAD HABIT.

Things never look bright to one with the blues" Ten to- one the trouble is a sluggish liver, filling the system with bilious poison. that Dr. Kings New Life Pills would expel. Try them Let tho joy Of better feelings end the blues." Best for stomach, liver and kidneys. 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14

You will look a good while before you find better medicine for coughs and colds than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It not oEly gives relief it cures. Try it when you have cough or cold, and you are certain 10 be pleased with the prompt cure which it win effect. For safe by all dealers. 55
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
Another Reduction

Some time between May 20 and June l, there will be a reduction in the rates on practically the same com modities to Clifton and Morenci
 The rates on iron and steel articles, Angle, band, bar, hoop, etc, iron ano steel pipe, roofing and sheet iron, and mining machinery-to Clifton and Mo
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
Double Rigged.

The most modern typewriters are rtgged for billing-and some of them Tor coolng- Philadelphia Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14

the second days session. It .s likely that formal entertainment will be pro vided by both cities.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-03-08
Great Majestic
Malleable and Charcoal Iron Range.

and right here ground prove you will call and give
chance.
would &c, Cast Iron and Steel Range made Of the cheapest material that
be bought that purpose boed together because
on The cracks and filed with putty will do what
might consider good work for months maybe
until have paid for Wallpapers hn1 Expansion and
work the bolts the putty falls outco the
compelled lot he and keep edho the
hot bake This heat burns the IRE need
OF tor three weeks probably
because need them the charges Then
when you finally the find the FIRE box warped Of shape
from the heat that takes mechanical replace
Finally the You lind things bake the
always full Of ashes examining the find large
openings where the has fallen You rom the
caog house and putty ask local
help In little while lind hole has rusd
burned through the thin steel body Get the put patch the
expense Just about this time begin realize have
expensive and either throw wait few weeks longer until
falls pieces
To begin with you pay little money than did for that caaos
house but you get the best that made MALLEABlE IRON
AND CHARCOAL IRON is EVERYTHING IN A RANGE. 1t
can all joints nveed together perfectly air tight
hall the fuel all the hes, the where should be-
You compelled burn range the hot enough
bake You don't constantly spend Tor because there moth
ing that can break get out OF hx
To be make profit tina, Dent deserve p We
looking alter interest," why shouldn't reasonable profit
you to do n
To whom you pay the profit when you buy from cataog houep
WHY assdb the caaog house. They
don't what happens have their money They don't make
the range they SELL they do the dobuy from the manufacturers
The only difference they buy the cheapest they sell for all they
while the best and satisfied with reasonable profit de-
pending o. the future for sales
Give this careful thought and satisfied with this
pu, g house cataog under your and and
what they will do and will show you where
better Don't you think that's am>
5 Leigh Furniture and Carpet Co.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-03-08
(Seal)
office for Publication.
(PublisnerD

lPubllSher)
Department OF the Interior, u ).
Land Office AT Salt Lake City, Utah,
February ~, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Charles
~. Tullis, of finto, Utah, who, on
May -, 1908, made Desert Land Entry
tSerial 0l933), No. 56Ig, for SEqr
SWqr, Section l, and NEqr NWqr,
Section ~, ToN nship 81 5, Range lG
w, Salt Lake Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention 10 make Final Proof, TO
establish claim TO the land above de-
scribed, before the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court, at Parowan, Utah, on the
10Th day OF April, 1912.
Claimant n ,mes as witness s: Joseph
ID Cox, f. 4. Thornton, Charles r.
Knell, Charles II. Knell all OF Pinto,
Utah.
f.. ID. II. THOMPSON,
Reg ,ster
First March s,-Last April II
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-03-08

west corner OF section thirty
1901, township thirty-six 1861
south, range fifteen (l5l west;
thence north to the northeast .
cvrrtr of section twenty-four
[23], township thirty-five 1851
south, range sixteen Q6) west; /
thence west to the UTAH /
NEVADA state line; thence
south to the southwest corner of !
Iron County; thence east to the
southeast corner of township
thirty-six (36) south, range six
teen )16) west; thence north to
the southwest corner of towr-
ship thirty-six 1861 south, range
fifteen (15) west; thence east to
the southeast corner of township
thirty-six 1861 south, range
fifteen (15) west; thence stuth TO
the southwest corner of town
ship thirty-seven $50 south,
range fourteen (14) west; thence
east to the southeast corner of
township thirty-seven $50 south,
range thirteen (13) west; thence
south to the northeast corner of
section twenty-four (24), town
ship thirty-eight (38) south,
range thirteen (13) west; thence
east line of township thirty-eight
1881 south, range ten (10) west;
thence north to the place of be-
ginning.
Section z. That all ordinances
and parts of ordinances in con-
flict with this ordinance are here
by repealed.
: This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its publication.
Passed by the Board of County
Commissioners of Iron County,
Utah, the 4th day of March A.
d. 1912, by the following vote OF
! its members, to-wit: ]. H. Arthur
: aye; j. ]. Jones, aye; ]. w.
Williams aye.
]. H. ARTHUR,
Chairman.
Attest: CHAS d. ADAMS,
County Clerk,
0 + State of Utah, County Of Iror
\ IS.
: |, Chas. d. Adams, the duly
0 elected and acting county clerl
. of Iron County, State of Utah
e do hereby certify that the abov,
\ and foregoing is a full, true ant
: correct copy of an ordinance
: entitled IAN Ordnance Dividing
} Iron County Into School Dis
: tricts, and Defining the Bound
f. aries thereof, and Repeating a
l.. other Ordinances, or, parts O
h ordinances, in conflict There
: WITH" as the same was passe
x by the Board of County Con
!; missioners of Iron County; thai
It all members of said board wer
l. present, and that the votes cas-
e for and against the passage c
@ said ordinance was, ayes 3, noe
none.
~ In Witness Wheref, hav
Il hereunto set my hand and alike
Il my official seal, this 9th day G
4 March, A. ID. 1912, at my ofiic
= in Parowan, Iron Comfy, State G
70 Utah.
|, CHAS. d. ADAMS,
(SeaD County Clerl
II Notice for Publication.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-03-08

BORN TO the wife of Chas.
Lundgren Friday of last week, a
lovely girl. The parents are
elated over the addition to the
family circle.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-03-08

created, eStaOilSned ana ueSlg- |
mated as the CEDAR CITY /
SCHOOL DISTRICT. to-wit.
Commencing at the southeast
corner of section thirty-two 1927, /
in township thirty-seven $50
south, of range nine (9) west, of
Salt Lake Meridian, and running
thence west to the southwest
corner of township thirty-seven
$50 south, range ten (10) west;
thence north to the southwest
corner of section eighteen (l8),
in same township and range;
thence west to the southwest
corner of section eighteen (18),
township thirty-seven (37) south,
range eleven (11) west; thence
north to the southwest corner of
section six (6), in same township
and range; thence west to the
southwest corner of section six
(6), township thirty-seven (37)
south, range thirteen (13) west;
thence north to the southwest
corner of section thirty (30),
township thirty-six 1861 south,
range thirteen (13) west; thence
west to the southwest corner of
section thirty (3O), township
thirty-six 1861 south, range
fifteen (15) west; thence north
to the southwest corner of Sec
tion eighteen (18), township
thirty-fve 1851 south, range fif-
teen (15) west; thence west to
the UTAH-NEVADA state line;
thence north along said line to
the northwest corner of Iron
County; thence east along the
north boundary line of said Iron
County to the northeast corner
of township thirty-one (31) south,
range sixteen (16) west; thence
south to the southeast corner OF
section thirteen C13), township
thirty-three 1881 south, range
sixteen (16) west; thence west to
the northwest corner of section
twenty-one (2l), in same town,
ship and range; thence south t.
the southwest corner of section
thirty-three (33), in same town
ship and range; thence east t.
the northeast corner of township
thirty-four (34) south, rang,
twelve (12) west; thence south
to the southwest corner of sec
tion seven (7, township thirty
five $3.50 south, range eleven I'll.
west; thence east to the south
, east corner of section eight 81
township thirty-fivc { 35)south
range ten (10) west; thence soutl
to the southwest corner of sec
tion four 4, township thirty-si,
(36) south, range ten (l0) west
thence east to the south-eas
, corner of section five o., town
ship thirty-six (36) south, rang
nine 90 west; thence south t
the place of beginning.
Section 6. That all that portio'
of Iron County, Utah, include
within the following describe
: boundaries, shall be known, an
{ the same is hereby created, es
= tablished and designated as tn
: KANARRA SCHOOL DIS
/ TRICT, to-wit:
: Commencing at the north-eas
: corner of township thirty-eigh
, (38) south, range ten (10) west
of Salt Lake Meridian, and run
, ming thence west to the north
= west corner of said township an
range; thence north to the-nortf
east corner of section twenty
= four (24). in township thirty.
, seven 1871 south. range eleve
] I'LL west; thence west to tn
: southwest corner of sectio